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Attention Farmers I am now offering you one of the complete a GOODS, SHOES, HATS. POCKET end at very reasonable My line of GROCERIES which is the of any market are fresh and cheap. When you none to town again give m a trial. J . NORTH CAROLINA'S WEALTH. MM Rich Her Bats II. Twenty Years Proof. Liver Pills keep the bow- cleanse the system of all An absolute cure for sick headache, dyspepsia, sour stomach, con- it in i. n e with Hie great Ex- t. at next yes will of North Carolina of the of being re-1 arm t, j i., exhibit and kindred diseases. than of good irk it should have an exhibit Can't do without R. P. Smith, Va. writes I don't know how I could to sends tor prod- the the State. Into v, this sends her prod- , do without them. I have had Liver disease for over twenty years. Am now entirely cured. Liver Pills Points Carr Send Congratulation The following telegram was yes- afternoon received by Sen Means 1-4 Cent per store for COTTON THAT IS WHAT OS THAT WE GIN FOR YOU. We established Greenville one Gins to be in Hasten North Car Hi. i We turn tin-lust cotton you can gel anywhere bill o higher than others. US GREEN HOOKER, N. C. I buy Cotton and All Kim pay market ; n r will you right my store. i m-i I have new and well i mid a- f trimmer of Inns I i-T especially to the culture of the Tine, vineyard are found In nil sections. It Interest ninny to learn that no Maw has within it boundaries man of the plant In medicine, the slope of r the equipped the furnishing MOO your snips over 2,000.000 pound, the dried root, are going to of world. In the cotton year ending Aug. the, area under for cotton was acres and the pro- cross bales. For the year 1800-1900 area ml and the estimated yield lie pound of lint cotton acre. The Umber lauds of North Carolina are one of its most valuable The treat variety of and the wide range of climate give rise to a rich and varied forest growth. In the southeastern counties under the of the stream are found the magnolias, palmettos, live oaks other trees, while on the higher mountain of the west are the spruces and On, The state In from this tree I derived one of Its most valuable of turpentine. Out of oaks nous to the states. North ii all the light pine, four -f the live spruces, six of the and all of the seven In-. The mini ml wealth of North Carolina la us as its agricultural and -t and the further de- of this wealth offers great Inducement to capitalist seeking In- They have no need to go to South Africa or the golden sand of Cape Nome. There are both gold l silver to he In pa lug In North Carolina. Work Is being in the Hill, Sum other mines In burg In several mine In Ca- county, at the Cold Hill, Dutch Creel;, and one or two other point In won at the mine In are county, mine in Franklin county, Mann Arlington mine In Nash county nod at points In Montgomery In silver the most notable activity is at ti- Hill mines In county and the Troutman. near the line between and Ca- counties. There was a notable gain in gold mining the out- put being Una ounces, valued at and Iron mine are being worked, quarrying Is carried on upon nu extensive scale. In 1808 there were quarried granite valued at and and limestone valued at I Hal, The copper found Include native copper, cup- . rite, red oxide, cop- X Mi The Mate is seeking, not settler speak- a foreign tongue, but Americans from any slate who are looking for grand for Investment or for engaging actively la lines of business. Many of our own people do not that they haw one of the most productive slates In the Union and one of i I richest In natural re- sources. Both In agricultural products and possibilities In mineral wealth elect Simmons from Carolina Is one of the most S. stales of the All j N. C, Nov. 1900. cultural Interests have rapidly t Cd sine 1800. The corn crop of 1803 i Hon. r. M. Raleigh, approximated bushel and j X. C. that of 33.1 n bushels. Much attention has given to truck lag. and as much as worth of all your efforts to produce has from a single promote the welfare North Car, Carolina having been at one time pledge my loyal support. most the only source of supply for the i g States. Since much , , given to grape the lure, for the manufacture of wine , receipt of telegram the supply of the northern market lag with grapes. climate soil are New Home Sewing IN IN PIT If you need a Machine see me Hooker's store, or write me Jan. J. NOTICE TO f The undersigned having duly before the Superior Court n f It county as of the W I in Testament of W. It, de . Mid notice is hereby to all persons t- to I be estate to make immediate-y- to the undersigned, and all persons having claims against said e-i.,. sent the same tor payment on or before the 2nd day of October, 1901, or this notice will be plead in tr of recovery. This 2nd day or October, 1900. A A. Executrix of W. R. Whichard COAST LINE TRAIN it a. Ar limn L Rock; Soul Lt AM I'M to t v, OS lit till IS OS K, M so it at am am i r M s; RHEUMATISM and CATARRH Johnston's Sarsaparilla BOTTLES. THE SUM OF DEATH. Mr. NOTICE. All are hereby notified not enter upon any of our lands lying in Green- ville Pitt County, the lands Mi- K Anderson, and heirs Williams, the lands and others. K. Oct. 1900. Mora, OFFERS THE A I OF Merchandise from which to make their purchase. I all times a full line of Clothing, .-. Shoes, . Hardware, Faun In fuel anything you your household or your farm I can furnish at Bottom Prices, i t i you come nut pal- ICE Nov. J. S. Carr Durham N. C my thanks for your wire of It is my earnest desire any dissensions our may be speedily heal- ed. I trust that spirit your telegram may meet a universal re- from our party friends and we may all work together for the success of Democracy and welfare of the State. Surely nothing shall be left undone on my part to accomplish this much to lie desired res. It. Since early Tuesday it apparent to those who were watching progress of the election that Mr. Simmons was elected, telegrams and letters of congratulation have pouring- in from all parts of State, and from people of all classes call- addition to this, Mr. office has constant- with admirers, anxious to shake the hand of the Hen- congratulate him hie victory. the election returns, is very to Mr. to note that in June- county, where he was lived twenty-two only two were cast against him. Also that in Onslow county, where he practiced law for fifteen years, only votes were cast him. News mid Observer. IN J. W. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging, Ties Bags. Correspondence and shipments solicited. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ions. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. of Millinery w Mis. i f Ii. II I I Mil In at the leaks Book-. mi. Mrs- D, of copper. That am several promising Iron mines A has been In county lo systematically gem rhodolite, also for ruby, I i. sapphire and corundum gems. Ii. GRIFFIN. I., i In North There are bed of mica In j the western portion of the Mat. Mica i mining showed an In i there being mine. What pro- to the finest deposit of magnetic Iron or the southern stales Ash county, In I W I 1800, a tract of I steel railroad to h f-A I ill ii i . St Id I, lit A N I hi I Oh till . . . , ., . lie . ;. I nil . ;. i pi u w inn j Mr . We also have COPY slant and nap paper, pans, pencils, . colored Inks, companion ruled writing book a Famous garter fountain the sent of operations, were ordered. Oral exhibit of mica oilier minerals at the Ex- position at Buffalo might the menus f attracting the attention of enterprise toward these The Then- are found North Carolina mac limn N, gems. In eluding the I, or emerald, h is known I.-cur here. There were corundum iii operation in mil lb I of corundum has risen from -I to cents a pound. There should he a arranged ii of Caro- gM the American Ex- position at Buffalo neat year. N. c. Nov. o ion, B. W. King is here. Bill posters wore here day post log bills for the Rhoda Royal shows which will be at Kin- Friday, Nov. Fairly good tobacco breaks this week, prices very satisfactory. For convenience of those who to lake in New fair week the steamer May Bell will make two trips at reduced rates. Sue leaves Monday, returns Tuesday, goes back Wednesday and urns Friday, which gives one day and a half and two the city. PILLS Restore Vitality. Manhood of Men. all at and A new tonic and to pal of j. By mail per box. for with our bankable to tho paid. or ad of our bankable bond. SI M AM PM Lr Wilson Leave Ar Rocky Mount Arrive Tarboro Leave or AM CO use f. PM MM II AM I'M A I SO I SO S PM AM PM PM n i, e in SO S IS s H It II I so Division Main leave Fayetteville n a leaves Fayetteville p m, arrive Bar. ford p m. Returning; learns p m. arrive Fayetteville Fayetteville pm, arrives om leave Ben- S a in. a m, Red Springs a m, Hope Mills a in, or rive Fayetteville Returning leave Fayetteville i m, Hope Mills p n- Springs p m, 1.1 p r arrive. p Connection at Fayetteville with train at Melton with Carolina at lied Springs with Springs or at Seaboard Air Lino Southern Railway at Gulf with the Durham and Charlotte Railroad. Train on Neck Bead It p m. S, Neck at OS p K lens. a m. s r at Is a m Train- on leave Was t Ufa B SO p m. arrive a m and p at. leave a m and so p m. am and , Tarboro 1st p m. It pm, arrives Pit- p m. pm, returning leave mouth except Sunday, u. and Sin days Train on born C. H. who keep a and fancy good tor at Si Co., Mica., and who well known the I was badly troubled with catarrh and neuralgia. I had liver complaint and very bilious. I in a bad condition; every day I be- to fear that never be a well woman; that I should have to down into a chronic invalid, and live in the of death. I had JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA rec- to me. I TOOK FOUR BOTTLES AND IT ME, and cured my family both. I am very glad that I heard of It I would cheerfully recommend It every one. I have many other kinds of medicine. I prefer JOHNSTON'S to all of I O ca, Of lea. SOLD BY Mat, ERNUL. OLD DOMINION LINE am, , Weldon II ts am. K-tot Retail guaranteed core for Loaf of Power, or Shrunken tier, File, and the of of Tobacco, Opium or mail in g 1.00 i, for bankable ants to can la or pall MEDICAL CO. Clinton Jackson CHICAGO, ILL. talc by J L Druggist, Greenville, N O Do know We tell cheap . ti Janitor Kier he . i ii v he Inters kill I NO QUESTION ABOUT IT. Buy Dry Goods; Notions, Shoes, i Ac, from Oar Store. No pa KITS, S. M. and retail Grocer and furniture Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar- Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed- steads, Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba- by Carriages, Go-Carts, Parlor Suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. Gail Ax ft, Bed Meal Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, American Can- Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour, Coffee, Meat, Soap, Lye, Mum Matches, Oil, Cotton Set I Meal and Hulls, Gar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nub , Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Currents, Raisins, Glass and China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware, and Crackers, Best Butter, Stand- ard Sewing Machines, nu other goods. Quality and Quantity. Cheap for cash. Come to see me. ,.,. Midland N Sunday. a m, n a m, leave, am. Train on leave alt JO am, p m. arrive Ii l am, pm. II a in. . a p m. leave Spring Hope II So a in IS II a m arrive at Mount IS a in, I p n. Sand y. on Clinton foe Union dally, i- tat p in. Clinton St t a m end pm. Train No close n, don all point. dally, all via H. M. EMERSON, Pass. Agent J. B. KENLY, Manager. T. M. ager TAKE TASTELESS CHILL TO per bottle. Cures Chills and Fever, Malaria, Night and Money lack if it doesn't. No other as good. Get the kind with the Bed Cross on the label. Sold guaranteed by Bryan and Ernul, druggists. SERVICE Steamer My res leave Washing- ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily P. M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays at A. M. for Tar- leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays, and Saturdays at A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by Old Dominion S. Co. from New York; Line from Bay Line from Baltimore; Line from Boston. JNO. MY Washington, N. J. Aft., Greenville, N. C. w. NOTICE, LAND POSTED. All persona are hereby warned and for- to hunt with or without gun or dog or in any other way trespass upon the lands the Town- ship on the north of Creek. f J, B. Little, J. II. I i w and I, IX N. C. Cotton Bagging and Ties always on i Fresh goods kept constantly on band. Country sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. ill Phone W. Cheap Cash en. I I l a house. up hi Neva j Co NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Haying this day the Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt county as Administrator of the of Henry deceased, notice Is hereby given to all person holding claims against said es- to present to mo for payment duly authenticated, on or before day Of March, 1901, or notice will be plead bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are notified to make Immediate payment to me. This the 17th day of September W. at. r. of Henry in Whichard, N. C. The Stock every pan men i ;. 11.1 prices its low lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. Hue Grits Something New an. Frisk ti Eat. Pancake Flour, Cream I, Cracker Meal, Hominy grade sweat and sour and s have J. S. . On Day Cold Cur. head end cured gas. go gs. At old Marcel I us Moore store, on Five Points, where we have just opened a new and fresh lock of Heavy and Fancy Groceries Consisting of Meats, Flour. Sugar, Coffee, Canned Goods, Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, lions, Fruits, in fact everything to found in an up-to-date Grocery. We pay highest market prices for all kinds of Country Produce, either in cash or in barter. When you lo sell or when you want to buy come to see us. To all who favor us with their patronage we promise entire sat T. F, CHRISTMAN CO. at Five Point J. -DEALER IN A GENERAL LINE OF Also a Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE MB. J. B. COBBY. PATENT anything you Sea Yen. or Improve l ale- urn. , model, and advice, ON a. A CO. Lawyers. FOB The Eastern Reflector D. J. TrUTH -AT VOL. XIX GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER NO The I Plain. have simply got to do In national affairs what the did in this State in 1898, refuse with the traders in ties, squarely upon our own Integrity, cease grasping at every catch penny scheme that idle ambitious minds may devise, and devote ourselves to those questions which appeal to the judgment, and the of to Hurry. do you know bow to bur This is a hurrying age, and you ought to know how to keep with it if you think it worth while. Here are a few suggestions that may help you. Do nothing that you don't have to do. Cut out the out mis. Don't hesitate. Begin at once. When you ate Hi rough, slop, people whose aim will satisfy, begin on thing. the people that their best lie too particular what will be safeguarded and promoted. This is old time and when we start out again along part the job you begin with. Other things being equal, do what's under your hand first and next these lines we may rely with some nearest thing next. confidence upon popular support. The will revive under new leadership. The experience we have just bad will prove enough for a generation, let us hope. Ignorance our ranks will be permit- again to lead us into and under the leadership of political malcontents calamity howlers on hand vicious demagogues on the other. Let us lie true to ourselves, we cannot fail to merit at least the respect as well as confidence of our fellow Post Imprisoned by Bank About midnight last night Dr. O. a leading of this place, was called out to see a patient. his return home, while crossing the public square in front of John A. Black's bank, four men rushed out covering him with their or- him to throw up his He was then taken to the comer building carefully ed and told that if he looked at any of them he would be killed. Confederates were inside the proceeding to blow open the vault. After several dynamite ex- doctor heard of the in building say him This was done, he was thrust into vault and the door closed, the remarking a seat, Dr. Albright remained in the vault till ti o'clock this morning, the opening hour. time door of the safe was blown to pieces, but the side door was not opened. There was about in the vault, all of which was accounted for but which the robbers succeeded obtaining. The Cumberland Valley Bank was also but no damage done. The bank had a large safe, which it is supposed the burglars were to ville, Ky., Dispatch, Don't pause between jobs. Don't go from one job to another until first is done. one a It takes time to change your mind. Do thinking while you're acting. And think about the work in baud. If you have assistants, use them. At first do only what can't do, and afterward Do nothing twice. This makes it to do Bright the first time. Don't lay down one tool except to take up another. Beware of looking out of window, That distraction lies. Don't put things off. Do them when think of them. If you'll follow these rules a few more that you yourself, you will lie able to re- duce your work hours one-half; NEWS. Happenings la Carolina John Perry, a white man, died in Durham Saturday morning, having drank himself to death. Kinston Free Press. Congressman elect Will Kitchin, Democrat, has been informed that bis election from the Fifth district, will lie The N. A. M. College foot ball team was defeated by the South Carolina at M. C, Saturday, to Mr. Pence, of the bury cotton mill, a natural cu- piece of slate that was blasted out of the bottom of a well in Stanley county recently. II a forest scene on it and very much like a photograph. Several of these views were when the slate split open. How they no one can tell. Salisbury Star. A Battle in South China. Victoria, B. Nov. was received by the steamship Victoria concerning the rebellion in South China. The have broken out Mar- the imperial forces, la asking for men to suppress them. The Brit- have dispatched infantry artillery to guard the Loon frontier. When torpedo boat u make was landing men, she encountered a force of rebels them as TO THE PEOPLE, OUR FRIENDS AND OF PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. you won't think yon are I shells among they advanced rout- worn out tag forty. by your S. , ,. . . marching to join the Sing . you can the baby u J guard- . .;,, a rebel- met defeated the with approving and a mind at World. We arc still in the of the race after your We offer you the best selected oft General Merchandise to be found any store in Pitt County. Well bought choice selections, of the manufacturers of America Europe. Seasonable all year round. Spring, Summer are at work for and mutual ad- vantage. It id OUT pleasure to show what want and to sell you if we can. We Offer you the very service, polite attention, and the most liberal terms consistent with a well established business built up strictly own merits. When you come to market you will do yourself justice if you do see our stock before buying elsewhere. Remember us and following lines of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, Bats Caps, Silks Satins, Dress Trimmings Jackets Capes, Carpels, Mattings and Oil cloths. Shoes. Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes. Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters. Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar, Coffee, Bead ts, Hardware, Plows, and Plow Fixtures, Nails and Furniture. The policeman who is compelled to patrol a cemetery must expect to have references to hurled at him. The Wilmington Star states the truth forcefully the Some of the gentlemen who helped to defeat the Democratic party four years ago again last Tuesday by voting for or by refusing to vote for Bryan, have come to the to tell how the party can be This is gall to say the least of it. De- are the men to a defeated army, and are not the men to a de- The men who called themselves Democrats, who left the party four years ago because a majority of the party differed from them on the financial and refused to back to it for the same reason had a right to go and a refuse to come back; they had the right, too, to vote against it or not to vole at all, but they have no right to be as true Demo they should not have troops near and captured Great preparations for the building, mine laying and drilling troops were going in the affected provinces. A battle was fought at on the Tung-Chi Li bonier, October between Imps. rial troops and Boxers. General troops numbered the Two thou- sand men were left to guard General Mel, in charge of imperial troops, gave battle The lasted all day and resulted in the defeat of the Boxers with great loss. Their leader, Chen, refused to retreat, and when the light was lost fought with desperadoes in a ravine until all of were killed. bead was taken hung on the walls of city. Six thousand rebels were killed. Consul of Shanghai, has made a summary of Boxer outrages, showing that can and British were Courtship of Savages. Among laud no youth dare venture to pay addresses lo a maiden unless throw her feet a skulls, it being necessary for him to prove bis prowess by killing a few men, women or children. Among these tribes lover offers the maiden of bis choice some betel mil-. If she accept, be is lull ii she refuses and say.-. good enough to blow up i means that he is dismissed. Sometimes the courting is on through a medium sort of harp. one j ii to the other, ask- questions and returning an- When a young Hottentot goes render himself more be paints bis nose, clucks forehead with soot. Among some tribes of Madagascar the boys decorate their long lucks with leaves, flowers and feathers. inly in older to please the The New blacken some of their teeth and knock others, knowing that otherwise the run the risk of be refused by the ones of their nil of ugliness. A woman that beautiful land would accept ad- dresses of one possessing while tenth, like a dog or A girl who has arrived at a marriageable age has her beans of Die the middle teeth In the upper jaw Into of a In of Tasmania a rebel lion neatly broke when orders were once issued forbidding u grease, the young men feared the loss of favor in eyes of their countrywomen. Among the suitor Headquarters for Furniture and everything in that line. w lieu courting keeps days close We boy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either Cash or on Approved the cabin Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. mistress of bis heart, being Your Friends, ed from head to fool and with bis battle club. The women do the courting. hen man, she tells bis sister and gives RS hi On in, City TOLED i. Prank J. makes oath be is senior partner of Bra of F. J. t Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, county and Slate aforesaid, and that said will pay the sum of one hundred dollars for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cared by the use of Hall's Ca- Cure. J. Sworn to before me ed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1886. A. W. BEAT. Notary Hall's Catarrh is takes in- and acts directly blood and mucous surfaces of the Send for testimonials, free. F. j. Props., Ohio. Sold I iv Druggists, Hall's Family are beat. the audacity to come forward now i other mission and talk party which they labored to and helped to defeat. .-1 J, Ranges If you want stoves or ranges constructed upon scientific which are economical, durable, convenient, as veil as beautiful artistic, look for the armed and Industry Ac- In the Case of Two bight years ago a citizen of this County died, leaving a widow and Ore young sons. The man bad been unfortunate and after his death his land and personal prop- went under the auctioneer's hammer widow and her sons were left with nothing, their and resolution to mount difficulties, Sickness tame upon I in-ill, and it seemed that fate was against them those boys went to work with a will and determination which lakes no denial and I heir success been phenomenal. By bard work alone, by wear of muscle and of their brows those boys have redeemed their father's farm, have purchased three hundred acres of good land adjoining it and have plenty of good stock and piled in their cribs is Ibis year's corn crop measuring two bushels under their sheds is fifty bales of cotton made Ibis Cotton seed, once deemed worth- her a less, which under the magic if string. says to of industrial invention has her I have good news A woman loves If willing to goon with the through the sister, an is made, and the follow- lakes Tho man like me proper I like you proper, with my Unwilling to give himself away rashly, lie asks, you like like you altogether. Your skin become so prolific in its yield of feed stuffs, has been another contribution to man's needs Mr Thomas in a small way a paper maker from Florida, of and Inventive turn of mind, has discovered a process making paper of a great strength out of cotton seed hulls and at a loss cost than is required to make out of wood pulp. Mr. Thomas has a patent on his pro- and a Company been or- handle invention. The girl, anxious to clinch Thus do move forward in mark, which is shown upon every genuine or Range, and do not be deceived by worthless imitations and substitutes. lead all others in yearly sales and popularity, Sold Exclusively BAKER HART. matter, asks w lien arc lo lie married. The man says. row, you There is a mock light when It'll their relative, everything is set- the girl generally begins courting. The love to- ken which the girl throws ii-et of her lover is a little Ml of this made into a sort of hall knot. Is signified pulling tight. leaving the matrimonial noose alone. Si. Democrat. Ladies who have laid in their stock sealskin Jackets, So., may be interested the announce- the catch of seals than last season. This a raise pi ice. and invention, Charlotte The Democratic party stands for principles which can never die; Hun's why the cannot be killed either by victory or defeat. In has worse by of them than by defeats, says the Durham Herald. THE and fever is a bottle of Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply Iron in a tasteless form No pay. Price Building. N. C. The Herald far right in saying that a man who attempts to writes and has not the sense bis real name, is not calculated to much light on any subject. CURE CHILLS aND FEVER and Sweats with Robert's Tasteless Tonic at per bottle. Pleasant lo lake. refunded if it fails. Best ores petite, Mood and makes you well. None oilier as Sold and guaranteed at the drug stores of Bryan, and Dr. D. Greenville, N. c. While Fleming store.

EASTERN REFLECTOR GREENVILLE, N. C. D. J. Owner Entered at the Post Office at Greenville, N. C, as Second-Clans Mail Matter. Friday. November OUR RALEIGH LETTER Snail the National Be by Cure X. Nov. the party are j the front, each a Modem Solomon, charged to the muzzle of his gun advice what we must do if we hope to the Democratic party I in contests here- , after. Simply as a matter fur- The Observer publishes Ibis morning returns from SB county in reply to A. U. county chairmen las, NEWSY AND BUSINESS N. f. Nov. It is said. -A man h not with- out honor, save It is further said. are ex- to all So with STATE NEWS. Happening in North Carolina blew safes id I he post office and in Black store at Mathews, N. took , week as to the effect of the recent senatorial primary in their counties democratic party. The replies are of the same general that the effect WM injurious. From some ties they are that there is DO per- influence. It is noticeable that in several instances which this is said to be the case, the chairmen add that they want more senatorial primary. The Mecklenburg chairman says that the constitutional method of is for hi The Vance chairman says that the populists used to charge the demo- with all the crimes of the and that the primary gave democrats to make the charges good. Nearly all of the state papers speak out on the primary ties hist week and the press is to be practically mi- salmons in opposition to another. It is to hoped that all of the fan to be gotten out of the fad has been extracted and we have seen the end of this thing. We don't believe that the legislature is going to be guilty of the folly of adopting any plan. This would simply lie another thing under a bigger name would afford the same for democrats to black- guard each Ob- server. are highly honored, from every this line, let me say I have been surprised at the number known Democrat. In this ,.,, . wort, of expressed them- selves as being o, at all Mr. defeated Dine tenth, of them voted for him. V T tiles and cotton planters, which too. Judge-----one of the best Democrats best men the State, mid to not the voters beat Bryan; they do not be- his Now, I submit that when such conditions as these there is party household. Let if they would kindly haven., and all this from our own people know a good thing when they see it hold fast when they get and that for the high appreciation placed upon the articles by this company. While out items probe the mystery. Yes, let We've got a mess that will give us ample time to consider they have to say. But mind you The old mole of Democracy is a tough number when it comes to surviving blows designed to serve as and political of right tell something to put in the pa- per. J. promptly replied. I have old hog out at my home, broken down the loins and I've got a carpenter making a pair of crutches for her so she cm go out in the and eat pea. Will that do he add- The old Stewart Fifth avenue Thirty-fourth street, which is again reported as sold, is still looked upon by- country visitors as a model of New York palace. When A. T. Stewart built the house nearly for- years ago be wan the most talked about New York's mil- Every visitor to the city aw as one of the sight and then gazed on the of hi. new house. this mansion were so by the imagination that Stewart himself would not have them, From its situation and style the nus always been conspicuous, but a residence it would not bear coin- with hundred Hew Since Mrs. death this properly ha. been that valuable experience no order of IS tom muscles a . The doesn't always go was headed body has yet seriously of I caging him for a lunatic he Wits an for l much , pleased if those who arc indebted ; to him would come forward and settle. Kittrell Char- The child a May not. was burn- ed to death last night. She was playing near an fire place when her clothes caught afire, and before her screams brought help, she was burned to a Observer, 10th. Near the clay deposit on Creek is the famous that spans creek from the Nash to the Halifax side. says that years ago Indians used summer to cross, think- it a moss covered log. As a matter of fact, it be clearly seen in dry weather, or when the water is low. late MaJ J. Mayo succeeded in digging up from the Nash county bank one- lower it wan so decomposed as to crumble More it could lie hand- led moved. This condition due to the head being buried in the earth while the main body, I lying submerged nearly all the time in water, is still intact. If disinterred and mounted there are naturalists who could easily sup- ply missing head. me. is bard enough as is. It is to that e cue our world, and tic easy as fr at time of childbirth. This is what MOTHER'S Friend will It v. ill coming I. r withes drugs into an. simply u, th.- ma lb. It Penetrates the la. strength and elasticity with It it sir. who.- system and prevents all of the pregnancy. file mother of a plumb babe in I have used Moth,,,; can THE at the Sure, Regulator Co., ATLANTA. GA. book, Write II . . Wreck 0.1 the Coast Line. Nov. wreck this morning the At- Coast Line to a train. It was caused by THE AMERICAN MONTHLY OF I, tad re ti m wall. your kc Income. Make . u,, , bar. the Review r. , Then a M c. . S Or REVIEWS COMPANY. balance of his natural lift HO MORE I said last week, in these letter., before the polls closed, that would probably have m. more I to State primary campaigns, -legal The Zionist Dream. o-- re establishment of the Jew- a spike tied to rail. nationality and the restoration posse and bloodhounds are of Palestine to the Jews is a hope smug perpetrators of the act which lives hearts of mil- The engine ran a yard the lions of the Chosen People. jumped on bank and Zionist which turned over with the baggage and was a few year, ago has postal cars on top. attained proportions an, Postal Agent Omit, a lady leaden confidently predict walking in the aisle of the sleeper Get a good Safe is,,, stoke was killed by it. the Manhattan Chin moved to the University Club's old house the properly has been for sale. Rumor has turned it rant several times store, and now there is no certain- as to what will I.- ii . It is no m A. T. Stewart's . .,, long a. it stands it known Y. or of the outlawed variety we have just passed through, That statement seems to have met with the prevailing opinion expressed since various quarters. And we are to have more August election-, it can be added. The Legislature will, January, again designate the month for and elections, as well as Nation- I an told. And nobody object, am sure. or One of the important duties which Legislature will attend the approaching session will lie the redistricting of the State for the election of the ten congressmen to which we will emit led alter next Congress, It is already mooted that an effort will be made to place all the stronger can co of the in one j-1. Yadkin, Wilkes, train and re- turned Monday. Burst has been sick for the past week, but is now much better. O. H. DIxon . C. Hooks are -pending the week j They will return the latter part of the week. is still paying cash price, for cotton seed. Leprosy's Spread In the Last. Mr, writing in The Temple on mission work among tenon, m th following appalling has about half a million, China probably n. many and Japan cases. The moment leprosy appears in. mm, woman or i. i Irrevocably decreed. There is pity or for young or old. ate adrift M unclean things highway and by-way. are for substance mi dole, of thrown to them. In India he leper line, which is ,,. garden the worn doom, In Japan Ii- it with cruelty. The same I true In China. The leper there i often to Ash. Alleghany, etc . if found legal. as Democrats of die. will object Io tin- scheme. ., Ore, lied in ,. the new.-, was to and was some there was to i, year- benefit away from th.- nick are getting well. the hospital and the are all free from fever and in a state. The disease mi of a mild form, but always bail to run few of the student no, but have Parents of look returned. The committee pointed by Lodge , for the pose of for Oxford Orphan Asylum u a Thanksgiving offering, the of , ; Hi t ,, . . cause, Io leave Slime l and ml , , world 10th. The salesman for a broom be armed sweeping A, later the same I Jen 27th lust. V. J. Wild. Fierce Desperado. Resting quietly the city's re. for young, old middle awaiting the Monday afternoon hist night, was a youthful desperado hailing from the of He was captured after a struggle and a winding race by Special Policeman Saturday night He carried a sit shooter, now the curio cabinet at police headquarters. The arrest was I lie result of a hand to-hand encounter with a fellow night, m which the captive endeavored to use his gun. The captive is a coon, a c n. He is, by actual twenty seven inches high in his boot. He gave age in as live but his mother said ten, His gun, which be tried to use . fellow similar size, Is a shooter, three inches long, . responding in size to It. owner. When Police arrested him and stalled up town he tried to shoot the and when his gun was taken from him, he submitted until j an opportune time, when, lie nailed policeman's hand with teeth. The policeman slung him something Ilka ore might do a terrapin had too familial. Being thus freed, the oil, lei liberty from his legs, and here is where chase came In. The policeman anally lauded him. The boy's mother came up today to seek for her wild young agreed Io have him. whipped. a mild thirty and turned The is-till Millie curio gall- net, and Special Policeman is making Inquiry to out if the It a its success. The Zionist was held in London re- and was attended by gates from all of world. Many favorable report, as to the growth of the movement were re- and there was a display of Teat enthusiasm. The delegates on their delayed for several hours. return a few days given a . j reception New by than sympathizers. On occasion the secretary of the Amer lean Federated Zionists said s political Zionist, desire a charter from the sultan, us to back our Holy Land, and we ask the Powers to approve and protect the charter. We de- sire a full local self-government under the Thus ten millions persecuted per- sons will meet after three thousand years to work out that great tiny of saving the world for which they were called by I This is an authentic statement of the political aide of the move- Another member of interprets its side present movement is a re- of which I hope will not cease until the Hebrew race acknowledged, as in ages at the time a colored fireman were injured, bill none fatally who, it is feared, cannot survive his injuries. through passengers were to this city. The injured men were conveyed to the hospital. The track was blocked and travel will public won, m II. J. in property be- in nun I- Hales, Implements. held and Cotton seed, lay and Can.-. Poultry, Pea Ac. Cash, M. Al ll, Minn place I will rent Io Ilia highest f ll- 1901, II J. Wilson home place Teal W. If. a for law Wilson, The Victor safe is made in all sizes con- for home, office and general use. Every wile soil with a guarantee to be lire proof. Prices range from up. J. L. SUGG, Greenville, N. C. i be the spiritual leader The God of Abraham is the of all I The world has need of a of Judaism. The are sufficiently to be the arbitrator of the opinion of mankind gen- including, a ma- of the Jews themselves, Zionism is regarded II an hut not chill the ardor of its advocates or cause them to doubt the ultimate Journal. has put up the pi salt of I a fair quality to per J pounds price before was 191.10 mi for the same grade. gall con- per sent, of the salt output country, is able Io dominate the re- .-, per cent, of the lion. NOTICE. I out my mercantile in Mora, fixtures cod will, to Wilkinson, the same to this dale. I II nil Indebtedness the former due the are payable i mo. i will be glad for all mil.- I aid settle at Tab Mb day of Nov. 1900. II. M. lies, of it. ;,,, will continue of Wilkinson to carry the former stand, room. We will earn n complete hue, goods, .-hoes. eYe. and respectful the it as well as that of our own and the public g A. Ricks. Grimesland, N. C, THE PUBLIC A COMPLETE STOCK OP General Merchandise from which to make their purchases. I carry at all times a line of Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes, Groceries, Tobacco, Hardware, Farm Implements, in fact anything yon want about your household or your farm I can furnish at Bottom Prices. I buy Cotton All Kinds of Country Produce and pay highest market prices for same. I want your pat- and will treat you right every tin-c you come to store- 10-19-m. WE HAVE THE LINE OF Pattern Hats, SOUTH ATLANTIC LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY RICHMOND. VIRGINIA CAPITAL SURPLUS VELVETS, SILKS, TIPS, FANCY Ac, BROUGHT TO CALL AND SEE THEM HATE ON SHORT NOTICE AND SATISFACTION Yours to Misses ERWIN GREENVILLE, ii l. W, I. N. Maim-, L, II. play ST and are nil nut The fellow who can't borrow anything usually i- moths trim a jacket into an jacket. BY THE SOUTH'S MOST SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MEN. PRUDENT INVESTMENT. GOOD DIVIDENDS GETS THE PROFITS COMPANIES Court. Mayor J. has of his court since Inst Dock Clark, drunk and and costs, Charles Webb, riotous and dis- orderly, A. drunk dis- orderly, lined land costs, Robert riotous and disorderly and assault and fined one penny costs, upon condition that bis mother give him ., good in Chief of Police j The defendant was about U years and Smith that bis mother did fur that boy with the lash was a plenty. Lambert Tyson, and dis- one penny and costs, New Firm. J. A. Ricks and C. L. son have purchased the stock of goods business of H. M. and have taken charge m h Is successor. Both of young men have business and will succeed. Mr. Ricks has been with firm of J. B. Cherry Co., for eight years and Mr. Wilkinson was with H. M Harden five years. They will con- business st same stand, occupying the south store. Sat announcement. tin you like the asked the barber, carefully the brush the patron's mouth. say better replied the customer, only a matter of The Well Dressed Man I- attention where- ever meet him. He is oils in this fall, ; take of the credit for J this condition of affairs. Ask man if not entitled to this honor. Never before In the history this establishment we carried such a complete assortment o Late as we have this fall. Our customers tell us this, and they are certainly competent to judge. We have everything that is the rage in New York, and a visit to our will give you a complete knowledge of all that is new in the world. In to our prices We know that you will not utter a word of complaint. Drop when you have a little time, we want to see you. THE HOWDY DO. Some to Ale, Some to You Monday, 1900. J. A. left this morning for Elm City. R. A. Tyson for Richmond. left this morning EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If there is a CROSS MARK in the margin of this paper it so to remind you that you owe This for subscription and we request you to settle as early as We need what YOU owe us and hope you will keep us waiting for it. This notice is for those who find mark on their paper ThanKsgiving. Nov. there will be vices at Lang's, conducted Rev. J. T. Bandy, and Bethlehem by the pastor. Let us meet God's home and hour in him. A. D. LOCAL REFLECTIONS. Chrysanthemums are in all their glory. A number of tramp beggars have be working town in the last few days. This is pneumonia weather and people should be careful about taking cold. Standard Seeing Machine is easiest, lightest and best. Cheap at M. Schultz. Some of the woodcutters around town are trying to form a combine and raise price John Buggy Co has recently been shipping hides to several adjoining Slates. Greenville ought not to be what it has in way of factories. There should be others. Hogs must be getting scarce Pitt county The market men have had to send to Richmond to get dressed pigs. We believe there is a good open- in Greenville a wood yard, especially if those operating it would have the wood, cut ready for use. It would certainly save housekeepers some annoyance about keeping supplied. Mr. Adrian Savage tells us that he has best sweet potato crop this year that he ever raised. He brought The a Hue specimen of bis crop in shape of a yam that weighs pounds and The Bog All Right. The big blood hound that Mr. Everett brought to Kin- Friday is all right He was given six trials yesterday and easily traced the men to their hiding places.- Kinston Free Press. This Is dog that Mr. W. C. to Policeman Brinson one day last week. dogs arc all good stock. population of State f Massachusetts as by Census as against in 1890. This Increase of 506,40.1, or 38.2 per cent. An Old Bible Mrs. Forbes, It Greenville, N. C, has a Bible was printed in England in 1728. It was brought to America by Ar- Forbes, the father of Mrs husband, whose and grand children arc around Greenville. A. Something to Talk About. It will not be a great while now before the Legislature meets, and Greenville ought to be ready to petition that body pass a bill authorizing the town to vote on the question of issuing bonds for water works, electric lights, better streets and graded schools. State Committee to Meet. Chairman Simmons, of the State Democratic Executive Committee, has issued a call for a meeting of the committee at Raleigh on No- 25th. I in nor taut matters concerning the interests of the the State to be considered. It is said that there will be a large full meeting. Herbert Hardy left this u- Richmond. G. II. W. Hadley returned this illuming; from Miss Mary Move this morning from Kinston. returned day evening from Tarboro. J. up road Ibis morning on business. Rev. Ii. w. Davis, of Washing- ton, came in evening. Lee Bland went to day evening and returned Ibis Miss Clara Bruce Forbes return- ed this morning a visit to Goldsboro. Hellen Gray, of Kinston, came morning to visit Miss Mary Miss Nannie Wilson three of the boys of W. U. went to Kinston Saturday evening. Judge A. M. Moore left this morning for to hold court. Mrs. Moore accompanied him. W. Davis, of the Chris- church, preached the Moth church night to a large congregation. November Mrs. J. H. Farrow is quite sick. Dr. E. A. went Io Norfolk this morning. F. G. Whaley returned Io Hali- fax this morning. Rev. D. W. Davis returned to Washington this W. K. Parker went up the road this morning on business. An Old Man Hurl. Mr. Tom May, about or years old, who lives II of Greenville started to town on a load of fodder this morning and in some way fell off to the hurt himself severely The doctor was for to to his injuries. We Mid get further particulars. Daily Read This. have taken great care in the most improved bright tobacco White Stem Orinoco, the Broad Leaf Orinoco are the reliable tobacco ever grown any section. Every man in the east, who cultivated this kind will average from Io ft per cent more than any other kind. Mr. Sam Mumford, at says that his Orinoco will bring dollars more per acre than any other kind grown same land. Martin county people are growing Orinoco Mid coining money. will Bud these seed for sale at Dr. Dr. Bryan's Drug stores and at some store in each sec of county at cents package. W. T. Co., Rev. F. A. Bishop Monday evening from a visit to one of his churches. Mrs. Gardner Jones Mrs. J. It. of arc visit- Mrs. Chas. Cobb. Deputy sheriff Tucker went down to Ayden Monday evening and returned this Deputy sheriff J. S. Mooring went to Raleigh this morning to lake a prisoner to Lou Potter, of Standard, went to Norfolk this morning where he will enter the hospital for treat- Mrs. J. who has been visiting Mrs. J. j near Grimesland, -took the train Monday evening for Wednesday II, 1900. G. R. of Norfolk, came in Tuesday evening. returned to Rocky Mount this morning. F. L. came over this morning from Rev. P. H. Harding returned this OZ. V. Johnson returned Tuesday evening from Baltimore. D. J. returned day evening from Richmond, lion. Harry Skinner went down to Kinston Tuesday evening. Walter of came up Ibis to visit II. J. Pulley went down the Tuesday evening returned this R. of Washington, has taken a position with The Be- W. A. of came down Tuesday evening to visit relatives near town. W. Little, of Newport News, came down Tuesday evening to at- tend the wedding. Dr. and Mrs. II. of Win- passed through Tuesday evening returning home from Mrs. T. B. Wilkinson and of arrived Tuesday evening to visit her father, W. T. Jesse Taylor, Kinston, who has been assisting the express office here for a few days, left this for New Bern. James of the southern part of the county, in Tues- day evening from Baltimore where he had been in the hospital under- going V , JR. I Hi Did You Think WE SOLD Dry Goods Only If so, . I .; are We carry Stock of F R E any house in Gr Ike upper Hour our t-tore is just filled with and Carpets. you want, whole can your i;. We up any room in house at Prices. ii a it lion Sale at are daily Greater Grander Bargains Offered Men Suits the and Hale SO Buys Suit lie s, ii and quality, Salt Men Suits and quality, Sale Price, Me I Boys Suit. the H and ,; quality, Price, Suits, Tailor Marie bilk Taffeta 2.99 8.00 qualify, while they last All Wool quality now These Goods are All New. No Old Stock on Hand. plain while extra Damask. and fancy Checked Collars in yards . heavy extra heavy Hose Windsor Ties, worth Me Fast Black Hose, worth I Mill.-. H. . . . . Steel Mil- rovers While Lawns Hen's I per pair . Welled all worth worth lie . . . . Be . worth Bent Canvas, worth Re feather colors. Knit I log Silk, all colors, Hen's Collars, worth pair. ones, . Dress Woven Hid Spreads, worth inch worth Embroidery worth Hi worth I W sets, worth II is worth J ii ., , ,. I . roller u . Men's Shirts styles tit 3.11 N ml 11.1 II I. Only left, conic while they It. it. It. mill Olive, representative of the will deliver there trees 18th, ., lied N. C. gm, ,,,, Big New Open Nights. Greenville, N. C ii.

mm Attention I am now offering you one of the most complete HATS, pants, shirts, ha put TABLE at very reasonable prices. My line of which is the of any market are fresh and cheap. When you none to town again give me a LETTER. m I C, 12th. Democratic Senator and who have Wash- since the election have not disposed to talk for on the result, not are discouraged or they consider the future of the democratic party doubt or danger, but on the that it i always good policy for the defeated party to let the fellows do the talking for an just as they will have to do the legislating of For Mm same reason they the talk about re the party, which has in to a limited extent since election, premature at this time. The best policy for the to adopt for a while is to keep a careful watch on the show up every blunder they make, do a whole lot of It will be two be- face there is congressional election, and then, the will have DO opportunity lo get control of branch of the National Government. The who are talking about hold , etc. re of the party at this time, are doubtless perfectly holiest ; wholly in their wishes have just established at one of the best equipped , the future welfare of the party, to be found in Eastern North Carolina and solicit your if they persist they will surely We turn oil I the heat cotton you can get any there but OUT charges are by many of being . White. Points Higher. Means 1-4 Cent per pound more for your COTTON THAT IS WHAT GET THAT WE FOB YOU. Arrest disease by the timely use of Liver Pills, an old favorite remedy of increasing Always cures SICK HEADACHE, sour stomach, malaria, torpid liver, constipation and all bilious diseases. Liver PILLS DATED mm head of the treasury, or he would not have fathered those freak inter- j views given out during the cam to alarm the business inter- limit of the It is now practically admitted ; by republicans that the talk ions to the election a repeal of the war taxes was more campaign bluff. A call for the ways and Committee of the to meet the has issued. The bill the com- will prepare will merely revise the war taxes some campaign obligations are to be that way will not repeal all of them. The republican know very well that with the total appropriated by the last session of Congress of the probability that a larger sum will be by session. All or nearly all of the produced by the war taxes will be needed. The bill prepared by the will probably reduce the war I taxes in the of favored something lot a year, but the New Home Sewing Machines IN IN PIT COUNTY If you need Machine see at --lore, or write me Jan. J. C. NOTICE undersigned having duly before Superior Court n as of in of W. K. notice is hereby given to all person i t- to tin to make immediate to the and all claims against said tin tin payment on or before the 2nd day of October, 1901, or this notice will recovery. 2nd day of October, 1900. Mary A A- of W. R. NOTICE. All are hereby not to enter upon any of our lands lying Township. Pill County, adjoining the lands of Mm. N. E. and Jackson Williams, the Rountree lands and others. R. More, Oct. 24th. 1900. G. in UM. J. V. PERRY k CO., Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and of Bagging, Ties and Bags. Correspondence solicited. Lear Waldon Ar Wilson Lr Ar Ar Li Lt uh OS t i m as i n V U I AH r t is t IS to ; M sou Pa AM PM Lt Florence Lt Arrive Wilson Lt Lt Lt Wilson Ar Rocky Arrive Tarboro Leave Tarboro Lt Rook; Mount Ar ii t M St a as s n n PM higher others. BEING t GREEN A HOOKER, GREENVILLE, X. C. i have ;. and well of and tee of Mrs. Ella Greene, change leaders they more anxious to get the party rein their hands than of really help party. so as leaders are are things which generally of them- selves, as has rated more than the history of the democratic and doubt- ll -s will again a are genuine, start the rank Hie of ally putty how to bulk of those taxes will have to paid by the people for in- period. If Mark the fellows who run the machine with him do not load us down with prosperity for the next years ought to hit with a pumpkin remarks the Wilmington Star. or as at for season, she is a trimmer of long experience and I will guarantee to my customers prettiest at the Lowest Prices Cap and cloaks a Specialty. Dress Patterns Fashion Mrs. La GRIFFIN. F Tin; I . . ,,., ., The is a of the number of of Has Beard for Pitt county, number of do hath attended, number of miles amounts for fur rear ending Hoot has gone to Cuba I bar 3rd, Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers Brokers in Stocks. Cotton, ions. Private Wires to New York, Chicago New to ii-1 hi. h m Famous Ionic it desirable or necessary so. Secretary and for two reasons his going has caused much gossip Io Washington. I . L. where i believed to be connect-i Fur days as Cm., at ed with matters of importance re- at 4.00. , , , Sr. to the future of of these reasons is that the Cuban is now session Havana, and W. Com. For at For mi ha ALLOWED 872.90 HI d as Coin, -i G days n 12.00. at 33.90- fever and Laxative, cure for chills and all malarial billions n For stile by Harrington, Barber N. c. Total allowed Board THE OF the second is that this is ed the unhealthy season in Cuba. Mr, has not bust since he had that performed him a mouth or two ago, and he hardly have chosen this season for bis visit to Cuba, unless his going was more of good American will lie invested in the if the Senate rat- j at the signed by Secretary Hay and I lie Spanish Minister, which hinds this to pay Spain that amount for three small islands located just outside of the bound lies by the treaty which ceded the Philippine island to the S. The sent to Gen, Mac- from Washington to lake 20.00. 12.90 77.90 Reflector A As one of the i ii Pitt County. ban lie isl fin i over you need. also I s for Public School in the books designated on call supply or I, T. II. of Com- the do me state- in my of- n my the seat of i I at this day of November. T. Com. for Pitt County. reward will paT the reward for of i Dyspepsia, Sick ii . r we can with Hie hoses held in hi in the new cam- i t-m-- contain ti 1,111-1. v . . that IS to be waged Imitations, mall. MEDICAL CO., I Union and Ill J I. WOOTEN. N COPY ROOKS shun and tablets, raj vertical, cap colored ons. -I practice writing pencils, ink-, companion boxes ill ., of f Ii soapstone pencils I cent, I rubber tipped lead pencil pretty cover cent. or, in nice wood box ell, no pen. and rub cents A great big ink on the i. While rayons, on-s in box. H , p- ; . quire the Philippine insurgents a- -01.11 the rainy cuds over there show that takes no serious Stock the statement ram- that the of Mr. would lie followed by the collapse of the revolution. Thai was good enough talk for campaign purpose, but now orders are to light it to a in ordering General Arthur to to take the lit Id person, Otis, who was so generally critic- for not doing so, is indirectly given a sideswipe. bus mortgaged several ; Cabinet in the second administration. As plain bail pencils I cent, told Washington, stories cent, nice tablet with Mr W. W. of Phil- I crayons, with metal Buns hen ad pencil, slat . all ill nice WOOd box, S cents. Bottle books to lo cents. Good fool's cap The famous fountain gin dolphin, who helped the rich and corpora . lions of town, just as HI. John W did urn- to his the Harrison Cabinet, the holder of one of these and go so far as to say, chat Mr. is to Sun- or the Treasury . If he does, it will lie awful throw down Secretary Cage, who under- stood he was to remain at the K e, S. M. and retail Healer. Cash paid for Hid-, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar- Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed- earns. Oak Ba- by Parlor Tables. Safes, I and Meat Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, American Beauty Can- mil Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Flour, Coffee, Meal, Soap, Lye, l. Matches, Oil, Sci-1 Meal Hulls, Gar den Beds, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes. Currents, China Ware, Wooden Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Best Butter, Stand- ard Hewing Mach I , other Quality and Cheap for cash. Come to see me. PILLS Restore Vitality. Lot. of Men- mil it inf Bod tonic blood rink to p restore t of u per box. ho-e Or the paid. for circular cow our bankable EXTRA core for of Poor. or Locomotor Fit. Pa re Iran ind Up Eire-ire CM of Opium or By mall in plain box, for oar km an cm bond lo car In SO day or paid, MEDICAL CO. CHIC AGO, ILL. For sale by J L N C ail to Eat. Flour, Cream of lit it, Meal, Hominy Wafer, II; .- awed a cat good that I have before. J. S. Do know We sell cheap NO QUESTION IT. Buy your Dry Trunks, from Our Or c .-1 in-. Cheap ; as KM SI r is ti a iv f iv i is is s it-1 is in is. Main VI pi ford pm. p m, arrive p m p m, arrival o m leaves Ben. a m, a m. Red S m, Hope Mills a in. rive leaves I Hope Mills p m p m. Maxton p V arrives Hi p at with train at M the Carolina K- Springs with the ll Springs railroad, at Air Line and Southern Railway at Golf with the Durham and Charlotte Railroad. Train on Neck Bod p m, v, Scotland Neck p m. C T pm. Wpm. S am, . at II IS am, II a am, i- Washington arrive v a m and l pm. leave Parmele was am and Train Tarboro at n m. pm, arrives , r pro. leaves I II on C l. . born except Sunday. so a m. m. SB as a la Train on leave Rocks at I Si am. n arrive Iii W a p m, II a m. a pin. Hope II an am. U p m. Nashville II a m. arrive at Mount a m, p Sand j. C. H. a and fancy St Co., filch , who la well known th country, was badly with catarrh and I had liver complaint and was very X in a bad condition; every day be- to fear that I should never be a well woman; that I have to settle down into a chronic invalid, and lira in the of death. bad JOHNSTON'S rec- to me. I TOOK FOUR BOTTLES AND IT CURED ME, and my family both. I am that I heard of It, I would cheerfully recommend it to every one. have taken many other of I prefer JOHNSTON'S to all of them ERNUL. OLD DOMINION LINE Trillion Clinton Clinton i as p id. t -A m p m. don for J ail j, all via let H. Pass. Agent J. K. Manager. T. M. Traffic Ma- ager take tasteless chill bottle. Cures Chills and Fever, Malaria, Sweats and Money back doesn't. as good. Get the kind with the Cross on the Sold and by and druggists. NOTICE, POSTED. All persons are warned and for- bidden to hunt with or without or dog or in any oilier way trespass upon the of Town- ship on the north side of Creek. J. B. J. II. ll Ira. w and L NOTICE TO CREDITORS. this day the Clerk of Superior Court of Pitt county Administrator of the estate of notice is hereby given to all holding claims against es- lo present them to me for payment duly . mi on or before the 15th day March, 1901, or notice will be plead in bar recovery. All persona indebted to said estate notified lo make immediate payment to me. This the 17th clay of September 1900. M. r. of Henry SERVICE Steamer leave daily at C A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at P. M. for Washington. Steamer Edgecombe leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at A. M. for Tar- leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays, and Saturdays at A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. C. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. C. Bureau Labor And Pristine;. I DEALER IN GREENVILLE S. C. Cotton Bagging and lira always on has I Fresh goods kepi constantly band. Country produce sold. A trial will convince yon. D. W. WHICH JR. DEALER IN N. C. The Stock complete in every t and prices as low as lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. first chapter of the report of Hon. II. R. Lacy as Commissioner of Unset has been compiled and will go into the hands of the State pi inter to presentation to the The following extract from this chapter of the report will lie of in- following average tallies are compiled from blanks tiled out by representative from every in the Slate. The alway-i promptly. returns were received the from June 15th to 1st, which explains differ- in selling price of other table Table shows an increase of per in value of land per cent, three counties and H counties report no Eighty-four report fertility land maintained and smaller farms. larger, no change. mode of improved counties report cost of living seven labor unreliable, en I report no labor. Sixty counties report em- regular. No. shows nighest paid 919.83, 98.01, Highest wages paid 9-3.01, lowest 95.20. Wages of children 91.62. Forty-seven counties re- port no . shows counties produce at a cost of 20.111 per bale; counties produce wheat at cents per bushel; counties produce at a cost of per bushel; Martial produce at a cost of per bushel; produce tobacco at a cost of 95.50 per No. shows market price of cotton per pound, wheat Stare allots Baden Powell of is an amateur actor. Alice is to have opera from the French. The of the New theater is now cooled a liquid air device. C. B. Lewis i M. I ha-i writ- his Bowser stories a short sketch for stage Sol Smith Unseat has a double the His name is and lie is a senator from The of Pm a role in has scored a hit, is an armies woman. and com.- to next season, they will de York the sale of cants any theater or any part of I hi- building accessible from a theater without going outside is terms. The Bailey circus ex. itself Hamburg by the street railway companies lo stop all their cars the live hours of a parade. President at day's Cabinet meeting expressed the hope that every his present official would with him during next four years, inasmuch as he regarded the result of elections as an , only of his ideas i and policies, those of the administration of every depart mi-Hi of the Government. comment of the public must have been very keen, indeed, to have discovered the ideas policies of Executive whose views of his on one day have so frequently been College Burned. Va. November j The Virginia College, an w I young ladies, situated just outside limits of was totally destroyed by lire at an early hour this morning. Soon after the been rung, was discovered that hallways of the big were tilled with smoke. I young la- dies were notified to lose time in gelling out of the building. The wold quickly passed around the young pupils, number, made their way out, many of them clad and hardly any with anything more than the simplest of the bedroom, There was and great As soon as men the scene they loaned lo girls light the neigh- meanwhile brought and I lie girls who ha least Clothing went into nearby house. The lire started the boiler room, exactly ho it is It made quick work leas than two hours I lie buildings entirely destroyed. desks from the business office and a few articles of wan all that The building was of brick fitted with all The loss is with about The belonged to Miss Harris and Mrs. Boat wright. The students will be kept to in for a few until it is where the school will resume. la He Alive or Dead X. Hot. ll ; In- man Till who I re, k the Cast Hope Mills, has sol been tie. Lovett, held Si Of Cm OF i . i. mi i i In- i Hie u par I lei of . j i. ling is Hie I I . i i. and State i id TO THE M OF Wt are ill the of t We offer you the beat line oil General Merchandise as a State witness, is the man whom deed. i Tan said he place the k to e the cat it m he no results would follow. ,.;.,. a. r deed be then fad the spot. ; dim to kill If, l bis caused the dragging ind the d . the deed, it using thought that tan might have drowned himself thereto. no body was found In i,, that said firm will the i a of .;. hundred in e i every ,, am a- Cure. Be i me i lb- ed in . p, A. ll. 1880. .------ A. IV. , Public. to lie found in an store Pit County. Well bought choice the creations of tut best Hirers of America and Europe. Seasonable all the year round, spring. Summer and Winter. We are at work for yours and our mill nil ml vantage, it our pleasure to show you , u wont and sell if can. We oiler you the l-st service. and the most liberal terms consistent a well business built up on its own merits. you conic lo will not do it you do our In-fore buying us and the following Hall's Catarrh are Is takes la I. and on the blood and mucus of for tree. I. i Props., Ohio. Sold ii p. s arc the best. Jeffries and . York. match was made in this city today between James J. the opposite on the champion pugilist, and Tom is no warrant for the Inter- key. The terms in the lire; ii urn given President Me- j arc that the winner shall lake to the verdict of the Aster- entire purse. The will lie Because the next May before the club cut ion citizens who hold the bat- offering l he largest purse. cents per bushel, corn orals power voted for him as the j lithe He takes place Ne- per bushel, oats cents per bush it will be to a finish. Kids el, tobacco principles and vagaries represent- i for the light will retrain, open till No. educational Mr. follow i January 15th. Marquis good in seven counties, ; elections Involved a vote rules will govern Hie contest of confidence in the five ounce gloves w II be infill may lie; of Mr. principal deposited fair in poor and bad in Moral condition good in fair poor in and bad in one. condition good fair poor bad lb you favor a compulsory school was Stove The contest for the , . , Stove offered by Higgs Taft lo answered by by . ,. ., , f. o, , i . the little girl who got the most and did not out of their advertisement in When a man wants a whiskey for a pain the stomach usually see through him. of HE closed on the 15th. The contestants the at the store, and they will be and the One Day Cold Cure. I stove awarded to winner Monday morning at for to insure hi. ring. The articles also contained the provision that should Jeffries make a match with either Bob or battle would lie decided before the present The conditions prevailed in regard lo the match being between and in, The fellow who laughs loudly at every joke he hears is bound to ii quire great popularity. Goods and Notions, ired in about r miles Dunn. J,. Hope Kills when be work general merchandise, about two ks b v. according i . hi- alleged . Cession, the of bis Hats and spa, Silks Jacket.-. id Capos, Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths. At election last Mi carried with electoral votes, and carried I with Vole-. Men's, Women's Children's Shoe.-. and in the vote was about carried Ibis six I Slates that carried ale Ni Dakota, flab, Washington; Horse Blankets I Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar, Coffee, Bead la, Hardware, Plows, Plow Fixtures, and Drink . i. u g i am lions as ale rep n will s me time n this said Dr. Nicholas I Iii .- b in Doest c an n . of V III .-. During last ten year.- drink- I g women has i Dr. The Increase has been greater among wealth; and Furniture. . Wyoming. carried 111- ;,.,, all Slid die, Pacific coast except t Ida- ho, Montana and Nevada, which I together ban- ll electoral votes, lie also carried Slates of Maryland, Delaware strata In- line the hi Tc will hate to turn its attention the sided i. the sober minded Atlanta Constitution, Headquarters for Furniture everything in lira. West We buy strictly for Cash, but sell Car Either Cash or on Approved new House of Credit. Our motto is and Square Dealing. Your will have j-i-i Be Bays The Richmond Stove Go's Stoves have been sold in Greenville for Sixteen Years. We arc carrying n full Una of these Stoves both nook mid heating We also carry a full line of repairs for same. We buy May. Lime, Moil mid Build Car Load We two car loads of and can satisfy in price and finality, For the past in. -i odious epithet, in opinion persons, that be burled ii political is Use ;,; i i i d I . v lo the and bit In his And epithet sag burled against ill persona who doubt i United Stales attempting lice and coin silver at ratio Id I i I independent any count We predict, however, here epithet Will be nun used, ill its victims Iii so as hereto tile. I a . the l i--n Va., Bob who i- here with i tonight, is- mi the subject of . ii iii prop to . take on r j o ill close of ii,, says fries It for h I'm h's -i be i . I'll do ii f- lo makes add I .-. I'll stake sparring partner, 1.1. and will and I A lull line ,, , Shoes, Hardware, Cutlery an I kepi in a class attire. Call and get our upon the country--a curse to the he danger t the people- nil to 111-roe- ii the safe or proper ox- the privilege upon more radical spirits the party now propose lo punish Hie .-Slates which have lo selves against domination during the i. nut ll in prop t ion the of disfranchised blacks, would be mi to atone crime not believe wiser pally can lie persuaded or driven the support of such a mistaken policy, which would involve re- of Record, of women It more with their ten ill is than with their consciences, A preacher i- shot. His i- Holden. lie went lo Mi. . . lie in homo at mid be the islet tin- loom occupied an immediately pulled hi- ii opened lire. line bullet i Hie right mid came out be Iii- ton Me el . India a u day's work the inn- shouldn't lose much in- homo stretch, U H night He u- h Rob Chill runic ii per bottle to lake, Honey refunded if ii fails, up- petite, put I lies i and makes well. other as good. Sold l at the drug stores Bryan, I mill THE SI r i- n Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic, ll is simply quinine in n form No BOO, Dr. n. DENTIST, n . mil ill A Fleming store