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Attention <lb/>
I am now offering you one of the most complete <lb/>
HATS, pants, shirts, ha <lb/>
put TABLE <lb/>
at very reasonable prices. My line of <lb/>
which is the of any market are fresh and cheap. <lb/>
When you none to town again give me a <lb/>
LETTER. <lb/>
m I <lb/>
C, 12th. <lb/>
Democratic Senator and <lb/>
who have Wash- <lb/>
since the election have not <lb/>
disposed to talk for <lb/>
on the result, not <lb/>
are discouraged or <lb/>
they consider the future of the <lb/>
democratic party doubt <lb/>
or danger, but on the <lb/>
that it i always good policy <lb/>
for the defeated party to let the <lb/>
fellows do the talking for <lb/>
an just as they will have to <lb/>
do the legislating <lb/>
of For <lb/>
Mm same reason they the <lb/>
talk about re the <lb/>
party, which has in <lb/>
to a limited extent since <lb/>
election, premature at this <lb/>
time. The best policy for the <lb/>
to adopt for a while is to <lb/>
keep a careful watch on the <lb/>
show up every blunder <lb/>
they make, do a whole lot of <lb/>
It will be two be- <lb/>
face there is congressional <lb/>
election, and then, the <lb/>
will have DO opportunity lo <lb/>
get control of branch of the <lb/>
National Government. The <lb/>
who are talking about hold <lb/>
, etc. re <lb/>
of the party at this time, <lb/>
are doubtless perfectly holiest <lb/>
; wholly in their wishes <lb/>
have just established at one of the best equipped , the future welfare of the party, <lb/>
to be found in Eastern North Carolina and solicit your if they persist they will surely <lb/>
We turn oil I the heat cotton you can get any there but OUT charges are by many of being <lb/>
. White. <lb/>
Points Higher. <lb/>
Means 1-4 Cent per pound more for your <lb/>
COTTON <lb/>
THAT IS WHAT GET <lb/>
THAT WE FOB YOU. <lb/>
Arrest <lb/>
disease by the <lb/>
timely use of <lb/>
Liver Pills, an old <lb/>
favorite remedy of increasing <lb/>
Always cures <lb/>
SICK HEADACHE, <lb/>
sour stomach, malaria, <lb/>
torpid liver, constipation <lb/>
and all bilious diseases. <lb/>
Liver PILLS <lb/>
DATED <lb/>
mm <lb/>
head of the treasury, or he would <lb/>
not have fathered those freak inter- j <lb/>
views given out during the cam <lb/>
to alarm the business inter- <lb/>
limit of the <lb/>
It is now practically admitted ; <lb/>
by republicans that the talk <lb/>
ions to the election a repeal of <lb/>
the war taxes was more <lb/>
campaign bluff. A call for <lb/>
the ways and Committee of <lb/>
the to meet the <lb/>
has issued. The bill the com- <lb/>
will prepare will merely <lb/>
revise the war taxes some campaign <lb/>
obligations are to be that way <lb/>
will not repeal all of them. <lb/>
The republican know very well <lb/>
that with the total appropriated <lb/>
by the last session of Congress of <lb/>
the probability <lb/>
that a larger sum will be <lb/>
by session. All <lb/>
or nearly all of the produced <lb/>
by the war taxes will be needed. <lb/>
The bill prepared by the <lb/>
will probably reduce the war <lb/>
I taxes in the of favored <lb/>
something <lb/>
lot a year, but the <lb/>
New Home <lb/>
Sewing Machines <lb/>
IN IN PIT COUNTY <lb/>
If you need Machine see <lb/>
at --lore, or write me <lb/>
Jan. J. C. <lb/>
NOTICE <lb/>
undersigned having duly <lb/>
before Superior Court n <lb/>
as of in <lb/>
of W. K. <lb/>
notice is hereby given to all person i t- <lb/>
to tin to make immediate <lb/>
to the and all <lb/>
claims against said <lb/>
tin tin payment on or before the <lb/>
2nd day of October, 1901, or this notice <lb/>
will recovery. <lb/>
2nd day of October, 1900. <lb/>
Mary A A- <lb/>
of W. R. <lb/>
NOTICE. <lb/>
All are hereby not to <lb/>
enter upon any of our lands lying <lb/>
Township. Pill County, adjoining the <lb/>
lands of Mm. N. E. and <lb/>
Jackson Williams, the Rountree lands and <lb/>
others. <lb/>
R. More, <lb/>
Oct. 24th. 1900. G. <lb/>
in UM. <lb/>
J. V. PERRY k CO., <lb/>
Norfolk, Va. <lb/>
Cotton Factors and of <lb/>
Bagging, Ties and Bags. <lb/>
Correspondence <lb/>
solicited. <lb/>
Lear Waldon <lb/>
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Wilson <lb/>
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Leave Tarboro <lb/>
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higher others. BEING t <lb/>
GREEN A HOOKER, <lb/>
GREENVILLE, X. C. <lb/>
i have ;. and well of <lb/>
and tee of Mrs. Ella Greene, change leaders they <lb/>
more anxious to get the party rein <lb/>
their hands than of really help <lb/>
party. <lb/>
so as leaders <lb/>
are are things <lb/>
which generally of them- <lb/>
selves, as has rated <lb/>
more than the history of <lb/>
the democratic and doubt- <lb/>
ll -s will again <lb/>
a are genuine, <lb/>
start the rank <lb/>
Hie of ally putty how to <lb/>
bulk of those taxes will have to <lb/>
paid by the people for in- <lb/>
period. <lb/>
If Mark the fellows <lb/>
who run the machine with him do <lb/>
not load us down with prosperity <lb/>
for the next years <lb/>
ought to hit with a pumpkin <lb/>
remarks the Wilmington Star. <lb/>
or <lb/>
as at for season, she is a <lb/>
trimmer of long experience and I will guarantee to my <lb/>
customers prettiest <lb/>
at the Lowest Prices <lb/>
Cap and cloaks a Specialty. Dress Patterns <lb/>
Fashion <lb/>
Mrs. La GRIFFIN. <lb/>
F Tin; I . . ,,., ., <lb/>
The is a of the <lb/>
number of of Has Beard <lb/>
for Pitt county, number of <lb/>
do hath attended, number of <lb/>
miles amounts for <lb/>
fur rear ending <lb/>
Hoot has gone to Cuba I bar 3rd, <lb/>
Norfolk, Va. <lb/>
Cotton Buyers Brokers in <lb/>
Stocks. Cotton, <lb/>
ions. Private Wires to New York, <lb/>
Chicago New <lb/>
to <lb/>
ii-1 hi. <lb/>
h m Famous Ionic <lb/>
it desirable or necessary <lb/>
so. <lb/>
Secretary <lb/>
and for two reasons his going has <lb/>
caused much gossip Io Washington. I . L. <lb/>
where i believed to be connect-i Fur days as Cm., at <lb/>
ed with matters of importance re- at 4.00. <lb/>
, , , Sr. <lb/>
to the future of <lb/>
of these reasons is that the <lb/>
Cuban <lb/>
is now session Havana, and <lb/>
W. <lb/>
Com. <lb/>
For at <lb/>
For mi ha <lb/>
ALLOWED <lb/>
872.90 <lb/>
HI d as Coin, -i <lb/>
G days n 12.00. <lb/>
at 33.90- <lb/>
fever <lb/>
and Laxative, cure for chills and <lb/>
all malarial billions n For stile by <lb/>
Harrington, Barber<lb/>
N. c. <lb/>
Total <lb/>
allowed Board <lb/>
THE OF <lb/>
the second is that this is <lb/>
ed the unhealthy season in Cuba. <lb/>
Mr, has not <lb/>
bust since he had that <lb/>
performed him a mouth or two <lb/>
ago, and he hardly have <lb/>
chosen this season for bis visit to <lb/>
Cuba, unless his going was <lb/>
more of good <lb/>
American will lie invested in <lb/>
the if the Senate rat- j at <lb/>
the signed by Secretary <lb/>
Hay and I lie Spanish Minister, <lb/>
which hinds this to pay <lb/>
Spain that amount for three small <lb/>
islands located just outside of the <lb/>
bound lies by the treaty which <lb/>
ceded the Philippine island to the <lb/>
S. <lb/>
The sent to Gen, Mac- <lb/>
from Washington to lake <lb/>
20.00. <lb/>
12.90 <lb/>
77.90 <lb/>
Reflector A <lb/>
As one of the i ii <lb/>
Pitt County. ban lie <lb/>
isl fin i <lb/>
over you need. also I <lb/>
s for Public School in <lb/>
the books designated on <lb/>
call supply <lb/>
or <lb/>
I, T. II. of Com- <lb/>
the do <lb/>
me state- <lb/>
in my of- <lb/>
n my the seat of <lb/>
i I at <lb/>
this day of November. <lb/>
T. <lb/>
Com. for Pitt County. <lb/>
reward <lb/>
will paT the reward for <lb/>
of i Dyspepsia, Sick <lb/>
ii . r we can <lb/>
with Hie <lb/>
hoses <lb/>
held in hi in the new cam- i t-m-- contain ti 1,111-1. v <lb/>
. . <lb/>
that IS to be waged Imitations, mall. <lb/>
MEDICAL CO., I Union and <lb/>
Ill <lb/>
J I. WOOTEN. N <lb/>
COPY ROOKS <lb/>
shun and <lb/>
tablets, <lb/>
raj <lb/>
vertical, <lb/>
cap <lb/>
colored ons. <lb/>
-I practice writing <lb/>
pencils, <lb/>
ink-, companion boxes <lb/>
ill ., <lb/>
of f <lb/>
Ii soapstone pencils I cent, <lb/>
I rubber tipped lead pencil <lb/>
pretty cover cent. <lb/>
or, in nice wood box <lb/>
ell, no pen. and rub <lb/>
cents A great big <lb/>
ink on the i. <lb/>
While rayons, on-s in box. H <lb/>
, p- ; . quire <lb/>
the Philippine insurgents a- -01.11 <lb/>
the rainy cuds over there <lb/>
show that takes <lb/>
no serious Stock the statement <lb/>
ram- <lb/>
that the of Mr. <lb/>
would lie followed by <lb/>
the collapse of the revolution. <lb/>
Thai was good enough talk for <lb/>
campaign purpose, but now <lb/>
orders are to light it to a in <lb/>
ordering General Arthur to <lb/>
to take the lit Id person, <lb/>
Otis, who was so generally critic- <lb/>
for not doing so, is indirectly <lb/>
given a sideswipe. <lb/>
bus mortgaged several <lb/>
; Cabinet in the second <lb/>
administration. As <lb/>
plain bail pencils I cent, told Washington, stories <lb/>
cent, nice tablet with Mr W. W. of Phil- <lb/>
I crayons, with metal Buns <lb/>
hen <lb/>
ad pencil, slat <lb/>
. all ill nice WOOd box, <lb/>
S cents. Bottle <lb/>
books to lo cents. <lb/>
Good fool's cap <lb/>
The famous fountain <lb/>
gin <lb/>
dolphin, who helped <lb/>
the rich and corpora . <lb/>
lions of town, just as HI. John <lb/>
W did urn- to his <lb/>
the Harrison Cabinet, <lb/>
the holder of one of these <lb/>
and go so far as to say, <lb/>
chat Mr. is to Sun- <lb/>
or the Treasury . If he does, <lb/>
it will lie awful throw down <lb/>
Secretary Cage, who under- <lb/>
stood he was to remain at the <lb/>
K e, <lb/>
S. M. <lb/>
and retail <lb/>
Healer. Cash paid for <lb/>
Hid-, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar- <lb/>
Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed- <lb/>
earns. Oak Ba- <lb/>
by Parlor <lb/>
Tables. Safes, I <lb/>
and <lb/>
Meat Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, <lb/>
American Beauty Can- <lb/>
mil Peaches, Apples, <lb/>
Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, <lb/>
Flour, Coffee, Meal, Soap, <lb/>
Lye, l. Matches, Oil, <lb/>
Sci-1 Meal Hulls, Gar <lb/>
den Beds, <lb/>
Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, <lb/>
Prunes. Currents, <lb/>
China Ware, Wooden <lb/>
Ware, Cakes and Crackers, <lb/>
Best Butter, Stand- <lb/>
ard Hewing Mach I , <lb/>
other Quality and <lb/>
Cheap for cash. Come <lb/>
to see me. <lb/>
PILLS <lb/>
Restore Vitality. Lot. <lb/>
of Men- <lb/>
mil it inf <lb/>
Bod <lb/>
tonic <lb/>
blood <lb/>
rink to p <lb/>
restore t <lb/>
of u <lb/>
per box. ho-e <lb/>
Or the paid. for circular <lb/>
cow our bankable <lb/>
EXTRA<lb/>
core for of Poor. <lb/>
or <lb/>
Locomotor <lb/>
Fit. Pa re Iran ind Up <lb/>
Eire-ire CM of Opium or <lb/>
By mall in plain <lb/>
box, for oar km <lb/>
an cm bond lo car In SO day or <lb/>
paid, <lb/>
MEDICAL CO. <lb/>
CHIC AGO, ILL. <lb/>
For sale by J L <lb/>
N C <lb/>
ail to Eat. <lb/>
Flour, Cream of <lb/>
lit it, Meal, Hominy <lb/>
Wafer, II; .- awed <lb/>
a cat good <lb/>
that I have before. <lb/>
J. S. <lb/>
Do know <lb/>
We sell cheap <lb/>
NO QUESTION IT. <lb/>
Buy your Dry <lb/>
Trunks, from <lb/>
Our <lb/>
Or c .-1 in-. <lb/>
Cheap <lb/>
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ford pm. <lb/>
p m, arrive p m <lb/>
p m, arrival <lb/>
o m <lb/>
leaves Ben. <lb/>
a m, a m. Red <lb/>
S m, Hope Mills a in. <lb/>
rive leaves <lb/>
I Hope Mills p m <lb/>
p m. Maxton p V <lb/>
arrives Hi p <lb/>
at with train <lb/>
at M the Carolina <lb/>
K- Springs with the ll <lb/>
Springs railroad, at <lb/>
Air Line and Southern <lb/>
Railway at Golf with the Durham and <lb/>
Charlotte Railroad. <lb/>
Train on Neck Bod <lb/>
p m, <lb/>
v, Scotland Neck p m. C T <lb/>
pm. Wpm. <lb/>
S am, . <lb/>
at II IS am, II a am, i- <lb/>
Washington <lb/>
arrive v <lb/>
a m and l pm. leave Parmele was <lb/>
am <lb/>
and <lb/>
Train Tarboro <lb/>
at n m. pm, arrives , r <lb/>
pro. leaves I <lb/>
II <lb/>
on C l. . <lb/>
born except Sunday. so a m. <lb/>
m. SB <lb/>
as a la <lb/>
Train on leave Rocks <lb/>
at I Si am. n arrive <lb/>
Iii W a p m, II a m. a <lb/>
pin. Hope II an am. <lb/>
U p m. Nashville II a m. arrive at <lb/>
Mount a m, p Sand j. <lb/>
C. H. a <lb/>
and fancy St <lb/>
Co., filch , who la <lb/>
well known th country, <lb/>
was badly with <lb/>
catarrh and I had <lb/>
liver complaint and was very X <lb/>
in a bad condition; every day be- <lb/>
to fear that I should never be a <lb/>
well woman; that I have to <lb/>
settle down into a chronic invalid, and <lb/>
lira in the of death. bad <lb/>
JOHNSTON'S rec- <lb/>
to me. I TOOK FOUR <lb/>
BOTTLES AND IT CURED ME, and <lb/>
my family both. I am <lb/>
that I heard of It, I would cheerfully <lb/>
recommend it to every one. have <lb/>
taken many other of <lb/>
I prefer JOHNSTON'S to all of them <lb/>
ERNUL. <lb/>
OLD DOMINION LINE <lb/>
Trillion Clinton <lb/>
Clinton i as <lb/>
p id. t -A m <lb/>
p m. <lb/>
don for J ail j, all via let <lb/>
H. <lb/>
Pass. Agent <lb/>
J. K. Manager. <lb/>
T. M. Traffic Ma- ager <lb/>
take tasteless chill <lb/>
bottle. Cures Chills and <lb/>
Fever, Malaria, Sweats and <lb/>
Money back doesn't. <lb/>
as good. Get the kind <lb/>
with the Cross on the <lb/>
Sold and by <lb/>
and druggists. <lb/>
NOTICE, POSTED. <lb/>
All persons are warned and for- <lb/>
bidden to hunt with or without or <lb/>
dog or in any oilier way trespass upon the <lb/>
of Town- <lb/>
ship on the north side of Creek. <lb/>
J. B. <lb/>
J. II. <lb/>
ll Ira. w and L <lb/>
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. <lb/>
this day the <lb/>
Clerk of Superior Court of Pitt county <lb/>
Administrator of the estate of <lb/>
notice is hereby given to <lb/>
all holding claims against es- <lb/>
lo present them to me for payment <lb/>
duly . mi on or before the 15th <lb/>
day March, 1901, or notice will be <lb/>
plead in bar recovery. All persona <lb/>
indebted to said estate notified lo make <lb/>
immediate payment to me. <lb/>
This the 17th clay of September 1900. <lb/>
M. r. <lb/>
of Henry <lb/>
SERVICE <lb/>
Steamer leave <lb/>
daily at C A. M. for Green- <lb/>
ville, leave Greenville daily at <lb/>
P. M. for Washington. <lb/>
Steamer Edgecombe leaves <lb/>
Greenville Mondays, Wednesday <lb/>
and Fridays at A. M. for Tar- <lb/>
leave Tarboro for Greenville <lb/>
Tuesdays, and Saturdays <lb/>
at A. M. 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. C. <lb/>
J. J. CHERRY, <lb/>
Greenville, N. C. <lb/>
Bureau Labor And Pristine;. I <lb/>
DEALER IN <lb/>
GREENVILLE S. C. <lb/>
Cotton Bagging and lira always <lb/>
on has I <lb/>
Fresh goods kepi constantly <lb/>
band. Country produce <lb/>
sold. A trial will convince yon. <lb/>
D. W. <lb/>
WHICH JR. <lb/>
DEALER IN <lb/>
N. C. <lb/>
The Stock complete in every <lb/>
t and prices as low as <lb/>
lowest. Highest market prices <lb/>
paid for country produce. <lb/>
first chapter of the report of <lb/>
Hon. II. R. Lacy as Commissioner <lb/>
of Unset has been <lb/>
compiled and will go into the hands <lb/>
of the State pi inter <lb/>
to presentation to the <lb/>
The following extract from this <lb/>
chapter of the report will lie of in- <lb/>
following average tallies <lb/>
are compiled from blanks tiled <lb/>
out by representative <lb/>
from every in the Slate. <lb/>
The alway-i <lb/>
promptly. <lb/>
returns were received <lb/>
the from June 15th to <lb/>
1st, which explains differ- <lb/>
in selling price of <lb/>
other table <lb/>
Table shows an increase of <lb/>
per in value of land <lb/>
per cent, <lb/>
three counties and H counties <lb/>
report no Eighty-four <lb/>
report fertility land <lb/>
maintained and smaller farms. <lb/>
larger, no change. <lb/>
mode of <lb/>
improved <lb/>
counties report cost of living <lb/>
seven <lb/>
labor unreliable, <lb/>
en I report no <lb/>
labor. Sixty counties report em- <lb/>
regular. <lb/>
No. shows nighest <lb/>
paid 919.83, 98.01, <lb/>
Highest wages paid 9-3.01, <lb/>
lowest 95.20. Wages of children <lb/>
91.62. Forty-seven counties re- <lb/>
port no . <lb/>
shows counties <lb/>
produce at a cost of 20.111 <lb/>
per bale; counties <lb/>
produce wheat at cents per <lb/>
bushel; counties produce <lb/>
at a cost of per bushel; <lb/>
Martial produce at a cost of <lb/>
per bushel; <lb/>
produce tobacco at a cost of 95.50 <lb/>
per <lb/>
No. shows market price <lb/>
of cotton per pound, wheat <lb/>
Stare allots <lb/>
Baden Powell of is an <lb/>
amateur actor. <lb/>
Alice is to have <lb/>
opera from the French. <lb/>
The of the New <lb/>
theater is now cooled a <lb/>
liquid air device. <lb/>
C. B. Lewis i M. I ha-i writ- <lb/>
his Bowser stories a short <lb/>
sketch for stage <lb/>
Sol Smith Unseat has a double <lb/>
the His name is <lb/>
and lie is a senator from <lb/>
The of <lb/>
Pm a role in <lb/>
has scored a hit, is an <lb/>
armies woman. <lb/>
and <lb/>
com.- to next <lb/>
season, they will <lb/>
de <lb/>
York the sale of <lb/>
cants any theater or any part <lb/>
of I hi- building accessible from a <lb/>
theater without going outside is <lb/>
terms. <lb/>
The Bailey circus ex. <lb/>
itself Hamburg by <lb/>
the street railway companies <lb/>
lo stop all their cars <lb/>
the live hours of a parade. <lb/>
President at <lb/>
day's Cabinet meeting expressed <lb/>
the hope that every his present <lb/>
official would <lb/>
with him during next four <lb/>
years, inasmuch as he regarded the <lb/>
result of elections as an , <lb/>
only of his ideas i <lb/>
and policies, those of the <lb/>
administration of every depart <lb/>
mi-Hi of the Government. <lb/>
comment of the public <lb/>
must have been very keen, indeed, <lb/>
to have discovered the ideas <lb/>
policies of Executive whose <lb/>
views of his on one <lb/>
day have so frequently been <lb/>
College Burned. <lb/>
Va. November <lb/>
j The Virginia College, an <lb/>
w I young ladies, situated just <lb/>
outside limits of <lb/>
was totally destroyed by lire at an <lb/>
early hour this morning. Soon <lb/>
after the been <lb/>
rung, was discovered that <lb/>
hallways of the big were <lb/>
tilled with smoke. I young la- <lb/>
dies were notified to lose time <lb/>
in gelling out of the building. The <lb/>
wold quickly passed around <lb/>
the young pupils, number, <lb/>
made their way out, many of them <lb/>
clad and hardly any with <lb/>
anything more than the simplest <lb/>
of the bedroom, There <lb/>
was and great <lb/>
As soon as men <lb/>
the scene they <lb/>
loaned lo girls <lb/>
light the neigh- <lb/>
meanwhile brought <lb/>
and I lie girls who ha least <lb/>
Clothing went into nearby house. <lb/>
The lire started the boiler <lb/>
room, exactly ho it is <lb/>
It made quick work leas <lb/>
than two hours I lie buildings <lb/>
entirely destroyed. desks <lb/>
from the business office and a few <lb/>
articles of wan all <lb/>
that <lb/>
The building was of brick <lb/>
fitted with all <lb/>
The loss is with about <lb/>
The <lb/>
belonged to Miss Harris and Mrs. <lb/>
Boat wright. <lb/>
The students will be kept to <lb/>
in for a few <lb/>
until it is where the school <lb/>
will resume. <lb/>
la He Alive or Dead <lb/>
X. Hot. ll <lb/>
; In- man Till who <lb/>
I re, k the Cast <lb/>
Hope Mills, has sol <lb/>
been tie. Lovett, held <lb/>
Si Of Cm OF i <lb/>
. i. mi i <lb/>
i In- i Hie u par I lei <lb/>
of . j i. ling <lb/>
is Hie I I . i i. <lb/>
and State i id <lb/>
TO THE M OF<lb/>
Wt are ill the of t <lb/>
We offer you the beat line oil <lb/>
General Merchandise <lb/>
as a State witness, is the man <lb/>
whom deed. <lb/>
i Tan said <lb/>
he place the k <lb/>
to e the cat it m <lb/>
he no <lb/>
results would follow. <lb/>
,.;.,. a. r <lb/>
deed be then fad the spot. <lb/>
; dim <lb/>
to kill If, l bis caused the <lb/>
dragging ind the <lb/>
d . the deed, it <lb/>
using thought that tan might <lb/>
have drowned himself thereto. <lb/>
no body was found In <lb/>
i,, that said firm will the i a of <lb/>
.;. hundred in e i <lb/>
every <lb/>
,, am a- <lb/>
Cure. <lb/>
Be i me i lb- <lb/>
ed in <lb/>
. p, A. ll. 1880. <lb/>
.------ A. IV. <lb/>
, Public. <lb/>
to lie found in an store Pit County. Well bought choice <lb/>
the creations of tut best Hirers of America <lb/>
and Europe. Seasonable all the year round, spring. Summer <lb/>
and Winter. We are at work for yours and our mill nil ml <lb/>
vantage, it our pleasure to show you , u wont and <lb/>
sell if can. We oiler you the l-st service. <lb/>
and the most liberal terms consistent a well <lb/>
business built up on its own merits. <lb/>
you conic lo will not do <lb/>
it you do our In-fore buying <lb/>
us and the following <lb/>
Hall's Catarrh are Is takes la <lb/>
I. and on the <lb/>
blood and mucus of <lb/>
for tree. <lb/>
I. i Props., <lb/>
Ohio. <lb/>
Sold <lb/>
ii p. s arc the best. <lb/>
Jeffries and . <lb/>
York. <lb/>
match was made in this city today <lb/>
between James J. the <lb/>
opposite on the champion pugilist, and Tom <lb/>
is no warrant for the Inter- key. The terms in the <lb/>
lire; ii urn given President Me- j arc that the winner shall lake <lb/>
to the verdict of the Aster- entire purse. The will lie <lb/>
Because the next May before the club <lb/>
cut ion citizens who hold the bat- offering l he largest purse. <lb/>
cents per bushel, corn orals power voted for him as the j lithe He takes place Ne- <lb/>
per bushel, oats cents per bush it will be to a finish. Kids <lb/>
el, tobacco principles and vagaries represent- i for the light will retrain, open till <lb/>
No. educational Mr. follow i January 15th. Marquis <lb/>
good in seven counties, ; elections Involved a vote rules will govern Hie contest <lb/>
of confidence in the five ounce gloves w II be infill <lb/>
may lie; of Mr. principal deposited <lb/>
fair in poor and bad in <lb/>
Moral condition good in <lb/>
fair poor in and bad in <lb/>
one. condition good <lb/>
fair poor bad <lb/>
lb <lb/>
you favor <lb/>
a compulsory school was <lb/>
Stove <lb/>
The contest for the <lb/>
, . , Stove offered by Higgs Taft lo <lb/>
answered by by . ,. ., , f. <lb/>
o, , i . the little girl who got the most <lb/>
and did not <lb/>
out of their advertisement in <lb/>
When a man wants a <lb/>
whiskey for a pain the stomach <lb/>
usually see through him. <lb/>
of HE closed on the <lb/>
15th. The contestants <lb/>
the <lb/>
at the store, <lb/>
and they will be and the <lb/>
One Day Cold Cure. I stove awarded to winner <lb/>
Monday morning at <lb/>
for <lb/>
to insure hi. <lb/>
ring. <lb/>
The articles also contained the <lb/>
provision that should Jeffries <lb/>
make a match with either Bob <lb/>
or <lb/>
battle would lie decided before the <lb/>
present The conditions <lb/>
prevailed in regard lo the match <lb/>
being between and <lb/>
in, <lb/>
The fellow who laughs loudly at <lb/>
every joke he hears is bound to <lb/>
ii quire great popularity.<lb/>
Goods and Notions, <lb/>
ired in about <lb/>
r miles Dunn. J,. <lb/>
Hope Kills when be work <lb/>
general merchandise, about two ks b <lb/>
v. according i . hi- alleged . <lb/>
Cession, the of bis <lb/>
Hats and spa, Silks <lb/>
Jacket.-. id Capos, Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths. <lb/>
At election last Mi <lb/>
carried with <lb/>
electoral votes, and carried <lb/>
I with Vole-. <lb/>
Men's, Women's Children's Shoe.-. and in the <lb/>
vote was about <lb/>
carried Ibis six <lb/>
I Slates that carried <lb/>
ale Ni <lb/>
Dakota, flab, Washington; <lb/>
Horse Blankets I <lb/>
Groceries. <lb/>
Flour, Meat, Sugar, Coffee, Bead la, <lb/>
Hardware, <lb/>
Plows, Plow Fixtures, <lb/>
and Drink .<lb/>
i. u g <lb/>
i am <lb/>
lions as ale rep n <lb/>
will s me time n this <lb/>
said Dr. Nicholas <lb/>
I Iii .- b in Doest <lb/>
c an n . of <lb/>
V III .-. <lb/>
During last ten year.- drink- <lb/>
I g women has <lb/>
i Dr. <lb/>
The <lb/>
Increase has been greater among <lb/>
wealth; and <lb/>
Furniture. <lb/>
. Wyoming. carried <lb/>
111- ;,.,, all Slid <lb/>
die, Pacific <lb/>
coast except t Ida- <lb/>
ho, Montana and Nevada, which <lb/>
I together ban- ll electoral <lb/>
votes, lie also carried <lb/>
Slates of Maryland, Delaware<lb/>
strata <lb/>
In- line the <lb/>
hi Tc will <lb/>
hate to turn its attention the <lb/>
sided i. the sober minded <lb/>
Atlanta Constitution, <lb/>
Headquarters for Furniture everything in lira. West <lb/>
We buy strictly for Cash, but sell Car Either Cash or on Approved new House of <lb/>
Credit. Our motto is and Square Dealing. <lb/>
Your <lb/>
will have <lb/>
j-i-i Be <lb/>
Bays <lb/>
The Richmond Stove Go's <lb/>
Stoves have been sold in <lb/>
Greenville for Sixteen Years. <lb/>
We arc carrying n full Una of these Stoves <lb/>
both nook mid heating We also carry a full <lb/>
line of repairs for same. We buy May. Lime, <lb/>
Moil mid Build <lb/>
Car Load <lb/>
We two car loads of <lb/>
and can satisfy in price and finality, <lb/>
For the past in. -i <lb/>
odious epithet, in opinion <lb/>
persons, that be burled ii <lb/>
political is <lb/>
Use ;,; <lb/>
i i i d I . <lb/>
v lo the <lb/>
and <lb/>
bit In <lb/>
his And epithet <lb/>
sag burled <lb/>
against ill persona who <lb/>
doubt i <lb/>
United Stales attempting <lb/>
lice and coin <lb/>
silver at ratio Id I i I <lb/>
independent any count <lb/>
We predict, however, here <lb/>
epithet <lb/>
Will be nun used, ill <lb/>
its victims Iii so as hereto <lb/>
tile. <lb/>
I a . the l <lb/>
i--n Va., <lb/>
Bob who i- here with <lb/>
i tonight, is- <lb/>
mi the subject of <lb/>
. ii iii prop to <lb/>
. take on r <lb/>
j o ill close of <lb/>
ii,, says <lb/>
fries It for h I'm h's <lb/>
-i be <lb/>
i . I'll do ii f- <lb/>
lo makes <lb/>
add I .-. I'll stake sparring <lb/>
partner, 1.1. and will <lb/>
and I<lb/>
A lull line ,, , <lb/>
Shoes, Hardware, Cutlery an I <lb/>
kepi in a class attire. <lb/>
Call and get our <lb/>
upon the country--a curse to the <lb/>
he danger t the <lb/>
people- nil <lb/>
to 111-roe- <lb/>
ii the safe or proper ox- <lb/>
the privilege upon <lb/>
more radical spirits <lb/>
the party now propose <lb/>
lo punish Hie .-Slates <lb/>
which have lo <lb/>
selves against domination <lb/>
during the i. <lb/>
nut ll in prop <lb/>
t ion the of disfranchised <lb/>
blacks, would be <lb/>
mi to atone crime <lb/>
not believe wiser <lb/>
pally can lie persuaded <lb/>
or driven the support of such <lb/>
a mistaken policy, which would <lb/>
involve re- <lb/>
of <lb/>
Record, <lb/>
of women It more <lb/>
with their ten ill is than with <lb/>
their consciences, <lb/>
A preacher <lb/>
i- <lb/>
shot. His i- Holden. <lb/>
lie went lo Mi. <lb/>
. . lie in homo at <lb/>
mid be the <lb/>
islet tin- loom occupied <lb/>
an immediately <lb/>
pulled hi- ii opened lire. <lb/>
line bullet i Hie <lb/>
right mid came out be <lb/>
Iii- <lb/>
ton Me el . <lb/>
India a u <lb/>
day's work the inn- <lb/>
shouldn't lose much <lb/>
in- homo stretch, <lb/>
U H <lb/>
night He u- h Rob <lb/>
Chill runic ii per <lb/>
bottle to lake, Honey <lb/>
refunded if ii fails, up- <lb/>
petite, put I lies i and makes <lb/>
well. other as good. <lb/>
Sold l at the drug <lb/>
stores Bryan, I mill <lb/>
THE SI <lb/>
r i- n Grove's <lb/>
Tasteless Chill Tonic, ll is simply <lb/>
quinine in n form <lb/>
No BOO, <lb/>
Dr. n. <lb/>
DENTIST, <lb/>
n . <lb/>
mil <lb/>
ill <lb/>
A Fleming store<lb/>
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EASTERN DEFLECTOR <lb/>
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Matter. <lb/>
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Why net give polities <lb/>
mil a <lb/>
Beat <lb/>
need a nit <lb/>
Sea is trying <lb/>
Bf HOB. <lb/>
K. M Simmons Horn taking In <lb/>
anal in the railed Beanie. <lb/>
had <lb/>
thin n of. <lb/>
1.11 in <lb/>
the ha.- taken on in. tan <lb/>
ad M I of tin- <lb/>
instead el soaring loan <lb/>
end, as had bean <lb/>
the or <lb/>
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the Filipinos wick <lb/>
of <lb/>
which leads them prefer<lb/>
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all hi <lb/>
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to this week that STATE NEWS. <lb/>
of them retain their portfolios <lb/>
tier new which la <lb/>
has widely as some- <lb/>
extraordinary, was in real <lb/>
bin a jut a sort . <lb/>
11.110 for The state synod <lb/>
each the ho are I will meet next year in Charlotte. <lb/>
of Cabinet. Ii is not <lb/>
If radical r. <lb/>
session of <lb/>
i ., . <lb/>
not in and bit- <lb/>
the tried . . . . . Secretary of Mate I. <lb/>
. that am President who ,. . . . ,. . . <lb/>
Force bill .,., ,.,., . , Bar- <lb/>
it as <lb/>
then our.<lb/>
the radicals in Ike reap- <lb/>
, over re to ask <lb/>
of his to re- <lb/>
of as his <lb/>
WOMAN <lb/>
awn <lb/>
Ii I here <lb/>
BO record of them having The damage unit of <lb/>
Mr. Kev. T. C. <lb/>
in <lb/>
i Nothing is more certain <lb/>
be changes in Ike <lb/>
the <lb/>
trail m<lb/>
repeat and <lb/>
of of <lb/>
every one of the stale-<lb/>
la He. m . I ill to a <lb/>
man such a bill to the -i-t<lb/>
MB Bl tin Bad <lb/>
be effective <lb/>
the if not la the <lb/>
Home, to block all for <lb/>
the entire if it <lb/>
to prevent <lb/>
Mr. at <lb/>
bill <lb/>
ho <lb/>
will not later. He Ii a <lb/>
n t  ins . <lb/>
and lie is ; i repeal hi <lb/>
ii in.- radicals <lb/>
control the republican . men- <lb/>
. ,. use bi . Sea- <lb/>
Hot i. . seems to <lb/>
be <lb/>
; ; radical m the <lb/>
. . U las <lb/>
i Washington week <lb/>
and . ii <lb/>
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in Ike I hi Senate at <lb/>
. i -r . San <lb/>
at. i Vest . <lb/>
. . I. and u to <lb/>
express them. He said of the pro <lb/>
pOll to i- <lb/>
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. in to la await i <lb/>
I h e u i u re a ml i . <lb/>
of ill . <lb/>
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,. Mr. M. Ii j <lb/>
Senator Veal <lb/>
is i; i r <lb/>
t to i. rate in the ;. <lb/>
be in. -imply <lb/>
;. . No ; ii party <lb/>
ha- ever been <lb/>
to defeat an <lb/>
in ii a ion war. <lb/>
The was <lb/>
war <lb/>
i . . patriotic <lb/>
.;. n opposed <lb/>
.- ill ;, Ml. Mi <lb/>
Oxford next <lb/>
The Presbyterian <lb/>
Stale is in session at h <lb/>
Mop the Contests. <lb/>
Nob that <lb/>
large a in the <lb/>
Bar. Or. Morton, of Kooky <lb/>
Mount, was elected <lb/>
has Con- <lb/>
of the <lb/>
filth district, that Ins seat will lo <lb/>
nest will by his op. <lb/>
with what the bare <lb/>
pan Bad well wish Harvesting Ma <lb/>
the chine Company, of Chicago, ha <lb/>
which have <lb/>
and It tor tad South <lb/>
is BO longer or pro <lb/>
dent to -eat <lb/>
e-p. those who have no <lb/>
and whose mi- <lb/>
ha lo <lb/>
The par <lb/>
Ii i- a large working <lb/>
a- a- safely <lb/>
handled and even if all oilier <lb/>
W Bight a mob <lb/>
into county jail, <lb/>
and took away a <lb/>
Who had murder. <lb/>
i not know n what <lb/>
the mob the <lb/>
Seine of the union <lb/>
Is i and lovable, <lb/>
sf of . .- . <lb/>
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been f <lb/>
so- <lb/>
remedies. <lb/>
a-e r -I s <lb/>
i--. <lb/>
B i <lb/>
safest <lb/>
v- u n <lb/>
has I <lb/>
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in <lb/>
for SI a .-. <lb/>
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l. all <lb/>
H. H. Pit <lb/>
a. <lb/>
m mo . <lb/>
ii. <lb/>
tit-. <lb/>
.- were equal, the propriety of who have <lb/>
in it would the to the <lb/>
IX us mill owners, are <lb/>
will be in Fifty in by <lb/>
nut. the <lb/>
We have to mind the of Dr. rhos. i. Ward, who died <lb/>
Richard A. Wise, of the second n his will, <lb/>
Virginia district, who to St. <lb/>
In the Fifty-fifth and Female College to the <lb/>
. -by a of North to <lb/>
cote and in defiance of all justice deserting <lb/>
and fail dealing. an-so <lb/>
t they call for no review <lb/>
Grimesland, N. C-, <lb/>
THE nUB A <lb/>
General <lb/>
from which to make their pun I carry at all <lb/>
limes a full line of Clothing. Pry Hoods. Shoe, Groceries, <lb/>
Tobacco. Implement-, in fact anything <lb/>
you want about your household or your farm I can <lb/>
furnish at <lb/>
Bottom Prices. <lb/>
I bay Cotton All Kinds of Produce and <lb/>
pay highest market prices for same. I wart your pat- <lb/>
and will treat you right every lime yon come to <lb/>
my store. 10-19 <lb/>
at this no . acquaint- <lb/>
ed with the circumstances ever <lb/>
in instant it Mr. <lb/>
I V In. . <lb/>
.- had legitimately <lb/>
Pro <lb/>
did hesitate to express <lb/>
disgust and and last <lb/>
year, Speaker bad John <lb/>
A Wise, the brother <lb/>
attorney, ejected from Moor <lb/>
of House, every member <lb/>
of the body applauded and <lb/>
him. All knew that Young <lb/>
was the legal owner of the Beat, <lb/>
WINTERVILLE <lb/>
DEPARTMENT. <lb/>
NEWSY II AND <lb/>
Bl NOTES. <lb/>
X. C. Hot. <lb/>
The farmers are about through <lb/>
their Bl d during <lb/>
the season they have received fair- <lb/>
good for what they have <lb/>
made, ions and <lb/>
all other they are in a <lb/>
stale of preservation, <lb/>
tendered position of are prepared to <lb/>
C. B. and enjoy <lb/>
and accepted the same, Whether <lb/>
it is to or the <lb/>
. mercies Pit Providence, we <lb/>
I are afraid to venture an opinion <lb/>
just at lime, the <lb/>
onus are claiming <lb/>
light, from a government mule to <lb/>
future of in <lb/>
general. Oh, for a <lb/>
Pear-ill. <lb/>
executive committee, has ban <lb/>
P. It. <lb/>
Arnold near <lb/>
yesterday <lb/>
shot himself in the arm. He was <lb/>
going through a gate, which his <lb/>
-hot gnu in some way struck so its <lb/>
lire it. The load took in <lb/>
the forearm, cutting arteries, mus- <lb/>
and nerve-, but not touching <lb/>
the Southerner. <lb/>
J. I brought some eel <lb/>
potatoes in the office the other day, <lb/>
as the variety, <lb/>
THE AMERICAN MONTHLY OF <lb/>
Is In raid In In <lb/>
teat, In departments, a <lb/>
H i timely record current history. Not <lb/>
mere bin but a <lb/>
sod notable <lb/>
.-r-. The brat Ben women In Hod II <lb/>
mg s <lb/>
in la your locality who he v. lo <lb/>
lea;., fa wish lo active la every <lb/>
i J to tbs Te w ill illy <lb/>
be <lb/>
Malt a Hit tenons la <lb/>
lo .; tar terms, sample cries, and <lb/>
lo i <lb/>
v Mr lbs and <lb/>
are easily Is active <lb/>
j.- your <lb/>
TS a number. e. <lb/>
or company.<lb/>
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tint <lb/>
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nine . <lb/>
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for English <lb/>
norm of A . lean <lb/>
fail.- i n Is pi <lb/>
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n urn I,. . <lb/>
than ha- Ii done by this <lb/>
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whether b j ml. <lb/>
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they have a b <lb/>
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cut <lb/>
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want. II has ,,<lb/>
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will not begin until <lb/>
i i in ,. I; i. quite safe to <lb/>
ho Bill gel I be seal he <lb/>
Ma-1 uteri i . <lb/>
Clarence a young colored <lb/>
I hose who voted, against fellow-, snatched KM Iron the. , , <lb/>
to I,,, son out hand, of Henry Gregory, colored, <lb/>
by a majority of less than three tins morning and ma. He was <lb/>
felt compelled to blush and hang later arrested. Clarence said he <lb/>
their heads. It a bare did to steal the <lb/>
but owed him the <lb/>
money for work done on his <lb/>
farm, and would pay,, <lb/>
so. seeing his opportunity he took <lb/>
the money that rightly to <lb/>
him and made he was <lb/>
not escape, and as soon <lb/>
he found out an was <lb/>
tiler him gate himself up. The<lb/>
ease of Influence and favoritism. <lb/>
and i.-. ling man <lb/>
with the transaction could fur <lb/>
weeks ;. into a <lb/>
pain. <lb/>
r year I he farce has boon re <lb/>
p it ii. Dr. <lb/>
Wise another <lb/>
withdrawn from a <lb/>
in which he encountered <lb/>
most Insolent in- -s. <lb/>
Again appears upon aw <lb/>
th. the returns that Wise The celebrated bank- <lb/>
has and again we case which has been in the <lb/>
hen he intends to appeal to District Circuit <lb/>
l Congress and to what for tear, now goal to the <lb/>
i-known a- elections Court of United <lb/>
the i which It cane up in the <lb/>
has earned an evil fame for Court of Appeal at <lb/>
i and n . and on the failure of Ht- <lb/>
Kinship. John A. Wise has been to agree on point, <lb/>
doing work during the It was sent to court. <lb/>
; iv months, and be, <lb/>
will once I. re appeal lo the party proceeds from the sale of <lb/>
he has served well for Dampen- the Winston Hardware <lb/>
sat ion in the form of seating hi Company, formerly owned by W. <lb/>
brother. That Q. Gilbert, who went into bank- <lb/>
is held <lb/>
is not near so to harvest <lb/>
as our ordinary product. l-or <lb/>
sweetness and they <lb/>
not lie excelled. <lb/>
The Dixie free Silver <lb/>
Havana Cheroots by <lb/>
Cigar Co., have <lb/>
a notoriety that <lb/>
them in the front rank as the <lb/>
on the market. They do <lb/>
not belong to are sold <lb/>
strictly upon their merit. <lb/>
in in I lie Be i <lb/>
brother ha always been a sell <lb/>
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ever, doing more than <lb/>
draw i. and, at in- <lb/>
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some vapid bill or resolution. In <lb/>
all has been III <lb/>
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a of which Be- <lb/>
will do well lo <lb/>
purge a- soon a. h <lb/>
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when the V <lb/>
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trust court. <lb/>
request <lb/>
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pi . i of both great pat <lb/>
ties are on what will <lb/>
win the people. <lb/>
at a part <lb/>
not In- is leaders but in its <lb/>
i members decile <lb/>
neat ion along <lb/>
lbs only <lb/>
means nulling <lb/>
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party Is to educate the American <lb/>
voters on its policies and show <lb/>
they are fur In- <lb/>
oft be people, ii is better to <lb/>
from voters up <lb/>
it inn tin leaders<lb/>
The win in mat hi trodden <lb/>
that one turn de <lb/>
sen i- I. <lb/>
Allen Bombers and Mis. Ma- <lb/>
Purest were married I in- <lb/>
of I lie mother, last <lb/>
evening, William lib <lb/>
wards, i;. . . <lb/>
I. Bomber of <lb/>
people and a few whites wont to <lb/>
in order to <lb/>
take in the -iron as well <lb/>
ken in. <lb/>
Two Popular Young People Wed <lb/>
Murdered Her <lb/>
C, Nov. most <lb/>
cruel near <lb/>
That was a beautiful parlor mar- yesterday by <lb/>
noon at the Mr. and Mrs. <lb/>
the discovery of the body child <lb/>
drowned in an old Well In <lb/>
i;. <lb/>
when their daughter, Miss Lillian to old <lb/>
M. living <lb/>
of The by the name of Melissa <lb/>
was performed by Rev. ff <lb/>
M. Watson at o'clock <lb/>
, mother confessed that it <lb/>
number of <lb/>
presence of a large <lb/>
friends and relatives. <lb/>
After the ceremony and <lb/>
the of j <lb/>
the couple drove to <lb/>
From lo II o'clock a reception <lb/>
was hold at home of and <lb/>
Mrs. A. father of the <lb/>
bridegroom, West <lb/>
to Their homo tuts <lb/>
Was her child; she carried it <lb/>
while asleep and threw it in the <lb/>
well and took a pole and held it <lb/>
under water until drowned. She <lb/>
gave as her reason that she could <lb/>
not take care of it and wanted to <lb/>
get rid of it. The murderess will <lb/>
to Cumberland county jail <lb/>
to await trial in that county. <lb/>
Nothing can constitute <lb/>
Mrs. A ti. Cox has been unite was sen- <lb/>
sick sot oral day, but is now very <lb/>
much better. <lb/>
Matt Slaughter, of Km <lb/>
several days in i . n <lb/>
week t <lb/>
i. Ii. D. <lb/>
guest <lb/>
There were a huge of j <lb/>
to extend congratulations, <lb/>
to Hi. happy couple, both of whom <lb/>
this, . , , , <lb/>
lore very and general fa-j <lb/>
among our people. I <lb/>
Hooks. I were of many <lb/>
who have been on a bridal <lb/>
inn at In extend <lb/>
log beat for a long <lb/>
ed for the joyous and <lb/>
, . l Hint has not good nature <lb/>
. its <lb/>
returned home Wednesday. Tl <lb/>
Governor was glad to see them, <lb/>
happy wedded life. <lb/>
preparations are in <lb/>
progress in for the <lb/>
Very few people <lb/>
Item fair. Those who did <lb/>
it a BOON <lb/>
T. Cox returned of the <lb/>
last evening. North Carolina. The <lb/>
i date U December and <lb/>
II. C. f San ford, was . <lb/>
here yesterday. church. The Young <lb/>
is still the the same <lb/>
highest cash prices cotton seed. <lb/>
time. Seven hundred delegates <lb/>
are expected. <lb/>
did you get on your gun Jot o defying lightning was not <lb/>
sing T gut some thing than for a <lb/>
I'll bet ton didn't shoot lo do business in <lb/>
OM likely day without <lb/>
I did both. Leaf. <lb/>
as I was pulling them in my <lb/>
funnel who owned than came Tho On Day Ours. <lb/>
.-SOU'S lot <lb/>
in head f <lb/>
like <lb/>
THE ONLY LITE COMPANY <lb/>
SOUTH <lb/>
ATLANTIC LIFE <lb/>
INSURANCE <lb/>
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA <lb/>
CAPITAL SURPLUS <lb/>
T-T <lb/>
ECONOMICALLY <lb/>
BY SOUTHS MOST <lb/>
PRUDENT INVESTMENT. <lb/>
GOOD DIVIDENDS, <lb/>
THE AGENT GETS <lb/>
THE PROFITS THAT IN OTTO <lb/>
TO <lb/>
AGENTS AND <lb/>
RICH GOOD <lb/>
GOOD <lb/>
The <lb/>
Well <lb/>
Dressed <lb/>
Man <lb/>
attention where- <lb/>
ever you meet him. He is <lb/>
in this fall, we <lb/>
take considerable of the credit for <lb/>
this of affairs. Ask the <lb/>
man if we are entitled to this honor. Never before In the history <lb/>
this establishment have we carried such a assortment <lb/>
as we have this fall. Our customers tell us this, they <lb/>
are certainly competent to j mice. We have everything <lb/>
that bl the rage in Now York, and a visit to our <lb/>
will give you a complete knowledge of all that is <lb/>
new in the fashionable world. In to <lb/>
our prices We that will not utter a word of <lb/>
Drop in when you have a little time, we <lb/>
to see you. <lb/>
THE KING <lb/>
EASTERN <lb/>
. Cards are out for marriage <lb/>
NOTICE K. A. Miss <lb/>
If Is a CROSS , Marv Home at Tarboro, <lb/>
in the marsh, of this paper it Nor. <lb/>
so to you that you owe <lb/>
The for <lb/>
and we request <lb/>
you to settle as early as <lb/>
Bible. We need what YOU <lb/>
owe us and hope you will <lb/>
keep us waiting tor it. <lb/>
This for those who <lb/>
the cross <lb/>
paper. <lb/>
mark on their <lb/>
The hunters are some <lb/>
wild turkeys. Several have beet <lb/>
brought in. <lb/>
People do the cold <lb/>
weather so much while it <lb/>
fair pretty. <lb/>
Standard is <lb/>
easiest, lightest and best. Champ <lb/>
at at. Schultz. <lb/>
There was an enjoyable <lb/>
i m pr. in dance in the opera <lb/>
house night. <lb/>
W. II. horse <lb/>
ii live heat nice at the New <lb/>
Bern lair Thursday. <lb/>
It will take another circus to <lb/>
bring as large a crowd to <lb/>
as we Thursday. <lb/>
After the storm comes a calm, <lb/>
and the hustle of circus day has <lb/>
followed by a season of quiet. <lb/>
Carload of lino horses just re- <lb/>
by Livery <lb/>
stables corner Fifth <lb/>
streets. <lb/>
During the month of October <lb/>
there were pounds of to- <lb/>
sold the mar- <lb/>
the average price for the <lb/>
in mill per <lb/>
Here's Sound Advice. <lb/>
Plant plenty of wheat, <lb/>
other food crops; raise plenty of <lb/>
hogs. Let and lie <lb/>
the and our people <lb/>
will not greatly fool the hard times <lb/>
that but surely, <lb/>
Free Press. <lb/>
Properly Sale. <lb/>
On of on the <lb/>
promises of the late Wilson, <lb/>
deceased, W. M. Brown, <lb/>
will sell a lot of personal <lb/>
properly belonging lo the estate. <lb/>
At the same time the farm will lie <lb/>
rented for next year to the highest <lb/>
bidder. Sec notice in this paper. <lb/>
The people of I lie Hotted Slates <lb/>
use more moat than people <lb/>
any oilier nation. ranks <lb/>
second, and others come far <lb/>
below. A person may cat meat <lb/>
perhaps to advantage once a day. <lb/>
It is not necessary, however, that <lb/>
meat should be on the table three <lb/>
times a day; in fact it is quite nu <lb/>
objectionable <lb/>
Home Journal. <lb/>
lie Was Run out Town. <lb/>
A fellow, Brown, claiming to be <lb/>
from Pitt comity, was run out of <lb/>
Kinston yesterday by some of the <lb/>
The man had drink- <lb/>
bail whiskey, and was <lb/>
over election, <lb/>
abusing Bryan and everything <lb/>
Democratic. The boys stood it <lb/>
awhile, but when be jumped on <lb/>
he in <lb/>
minutes to get out of town. He <lb/>
Free Press. <lb/>
flood. <lb/>
The excursionists to the Now <lb/>
Bern fair got good time <lb/>
Wednesday evening <lb/>
a great and they <lb/>
say the way the Band <lb/>
the laurels for their <lb/>
was the pride of the <lb/>
folks. <lb/>
HOWDY DO. <lb/>
Some Speak to Me, Same to You <lb/>
MM. <lb/>
Skinner returned home <lb/>
this morning from <lb/>
II. P. New York, <lb/>
came Wednesday evening. <lb/>
Dr. E. A. Move returned <lb/>
evening Norfolk. <lb/>
. F. II. Harding went <lb/>
Miss Skinner returned Wed- <lb/>
evening from a visit to Tar <lb/>
F. of Henderson , <lb/>
came last night left this <lb/>
morning. <lb/>
Deputy Sheriff. S. Mooring re <lb/>
turned Wednesday evening from <lb/>
Miss of Bethel, <lb/>
who over to at lend the <lb/>
Barnhill homo <lb/>
this .; <lb/>
Mrs. J B. Edwards, of Scotland <lb/>
Neck, who has visiting her <lb/>
father, W. II. Harrington, return- <lb/>
ed home this morning. <lb/>
N. S. V. Q. Tyson, T. J. <lb/>
MOON Allen went <lb/>
down to Wednesday <lb/>
evening and returned on the ex- <lb/>
train. <lb/>
la, <lb/>
G. went to Bethel this <lb/>
morning. <lb/>
B. W. to <lb/>
Bethel this morning. <lb/>
W. A. Cahoon, of the <lb/>
Post, was here <lb/>
Bryan Secretary of <lb/>
elect, was g town today. <lb/>
W. O. Shannon, a very popular <lb/>
shoe drummer, here today <lb/>
II. B. Hardy, of the Raleigh <lb/>
Ne s and Observer, was here to- <lb/>
day . <lb/>
Hiss Ague of Smith <lb/>
Bold, Miss Sophia Jar- <lb/>
vis. <lb/>
Mrs. E. Williams went to <lb/>
evening or a <lb/>
visit. <lb/>
Mrs, W. It. of <lb/>
is the home of <lb/>
the editor. <lb/>
J. A. Crews, representative of <lb/>
the Wilmington Messenger, spent <lb/>
Thursday here. <lb/>
If. A. Tyson and Herbert liar- <lb/>
doe returned Thursday afternoon <lb/>
from <lb/>
Mrs. A. J. and <lb/>
children left this morning to visit <lb/>
in Martin county. <lb/>
Mrs. Lee, of who <lb/>
has been visiting Mrs. T. E. Hook- <lb/>
returned home to-day. <lb/>
Dr. returned this <lb/>
morning from New Bern where he <lb/>
had been attending the fair. <lb/>
1900. <lb/>
of Kinston, spent <lb/>
today hero. <lb/>
NEW BIG STORE. <lb/>
Lot went to Kinston Fri- <lb/>
day evening <lb/>
It. Pearce. of came <lb/>
this morning. <lb/>
lino music J. II. of was <lb/>
town today. <lb/>
L. l. Moore returned Friday <lb/>
evening from New <lb/>
Widow to be <lb/>
Nov. license <lb/>
was issued today for the marriage <lb/>
rs. Annie Enoch <lb/>
Allen. Sirs. was the <lb/>
widow of Charles <lb/>
hanged for the assassination of morning. <lb/>
President in 1889, Allen <lb/>
is her third <lb/>
Miss Louise Latham loft this <lb/>
morning for Plymouth. <lb/>
Mrs. P. left this <lb/>
morning Plymouth. <lb/>
Ado Dudley went to <lb/>
Friday evening and returned this <lb/>
Takes the Dullness. <lb/>
B. has bought the <lb/>
Bawls jewelry the <lb/>
building. Mr. bus <lb/>
had charge the business ever <lb/>
Mr. Bawls established it here <lb/>
and has built up a nice trade. He <lb/>
is a jeweler, thoroughly <lb/>
nation landing the work. His <lb/>
store is lilted up handsome- <lb/>
and will bean attractive place. <lb/>
His stock will be very much en <lb/>
wish abundant <lb/>
success. <lb/>
The Stockton Ashore, <lb/>
Washington, Nov. <lb/>
Department has received a dis- <lb/>
patch from Annapolis saving that <lb/>
the torpedo Stockton baa gone <lb/>
ashore on Horn Point She <lb/>
struck o'clock Tuesday night. <lb/>
There is sin ill gelling her <lb/>
off changes. The <lb/>
Stockton is one of the now torpedo <lb/>
boats was about lo have her <lb/>
trial trip, tho board of inspection <lb/>
being on her. <lb/>
I Went to Kinston <lb/>
nay evening and returned this <lb/>
morning. <lb/>
I. Hoover, who has <lb/>
been visiting Mrs. A. II. Taft, left <lb/>
Ibis morning for <lb/>
Miss Lena <lb/>
who has been visiting Mrs. B. M. <lb/>
since the <lb/>
wedding, returned homo this <lb/>
morning. <lb/>
This. <lb/>
We have taken grout in <lb/>
growing the most improved bright <lb/>
White Stein <lb/>
Orinoco, Broad Loaf Orinoco <lb/>
arc most reliable ever <lb/>
grown in any ion. man <lb/>
in the east, who cultivate. this <lb/>
kind will average from to per <lb/>
cent more than any other kind. <lb/>
Mr. Sam at says <lb/>
that his will bring <lb/>
dollars more per than any <lb/>
other kind grown on same laud. <lb/>
Martin people arc growing <lb/>
Orinoco and coining money. You <lb/>
will these for Dr. <lb/>
and Dr. Bryan's Drug <lb/>
Stores some Store In each MO <lb/>
lion of county <lb/>
package. <lb/>
W. T. I Co., <lb/>
N, C. <lb/>
Did You Think <lb/>
WE SOLD <lb/>
Dry Goods Only <lb/>
If so, <lb/>
yon are <lb/>
wrong. <lb/>
We carry <lb/>
Stock of <lb/>
any house in Greenville, upper floor our store <lb/>
is j filled wit and Carpets. <lb/>
you want, whole suits or odd pieces, we can <lb/>
We can lit up any room in your house at Bargain Prices. <lb/>
BIG <lb/>
Men Suits, Men <lb/>
. Suits. Latest Styles, <lb/>
Best v <lb/>
Our Special Clothing, Dry <lb/>
Bargain <lb/>
Sale at walk down prices noes <lb/>
on are daily <lb/>
l it. <lb/>
right <lb/>
E. <lb/>
taking <lb/>
Greater and Grander Bargains Offered <lb/>
CLOTHING <lb/>
Men Suits the 18.00 quality. Sale Price, <lb/>
Men Suits the 6.00 and 0.00 quality, Sale Price <lb/>
O-. I <lb/>
Men Suits the 8.00 quality, while last <lb/>
t Suits quality. Bale <lb/>
Sails Tailor Made Silk Taffeta <lb/>
All Wool quality now <lb/>
These Goods are All New. No Old Stock on Hand. <lb/>
plain fancy Linen <lb/>
White Collars Cull's, <lb/>
worth <lb/>
M-inch extra heavy unbleached <lb/>
Children's Pail Black Rose, worth <lb/>
Ml <lb/>
Baal Linen Canvas, worth Be <lb/>
Feather Bone, all colors . <lb/>
Knitting all worth <lb/>
worth <lb/>
Checked <lb/>
yards Lace <lb/>
ii <lb/>
-ilk <lb/>
Be <lb/>
covers<lb/>
Fancy worth <lb/>
Windsor Tics, worth worth Be <lb/>
Shirts, worth <lb/>
BOo <lb/>
t good mi. s. <lb/>
Woven worth<lb/>
hi inch Cereal Lining, worth <lb/>
worth <lb/>
is Damask, <lb/>
Side Combs, worth <lb/>
Fancy Stripe White Lawns <lb/>
Men's i per pair . <lb/>
Welted all colors. <lb/>
Cretonne . . . <lb/>
fancy Negligee Shirts, worth <lb/>
1.00 <lb/>
Shirt Waists sols, worth <lb/>
Steels <lb/>
Box Fancy <lb/>
i Window Shades, spring roller <lb/>
New styles and Patterns, tie <lb/>
99.00 quality <lb/>
worth Bo. come while they last <lb/>
Fancy I'm-, worth i Sc <lb/>
Men's Colored Collars <lb/>
Mill <lb/>
Big New Store. <lb/>
Open Nights. <lb/>
Greenville, N. C <lb/>
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Attention <lb/>
I am now offering you one of the most complete lines of <lb/>
PRY GOODS, SHOES, HAW. SHIRTS. <lb/>
end TABLE CUTLERY <lb/>
at very reasonable prices. My line of <lb/>
is the standard of any market arc fresh and cheap. <lb/>
When you to town again give me a trial. <lb/>
Yours to <lb/>
Jas. B. White. <lb/>
A CLEAR HEAD; Now Home <lb/>
of farmers can raise good digestion; sleep; a <lb/>
even-thing except <lb/>
It isn't always safe to bank <lb/>
what a tank teller tells yon. <lb/>
A close stingy Qua- <lb/>
A gossiping <lb/>
woman. <lb/>
The low cut ball dress is open to <lb/>
criticism. <lb/>
It's fanny that the gilded youth <lb/>
never shines. <lb/>
Even the sober railroad <lb/>
tor can't get along without his <lb/>
punch. <lb/>
S. men are like cheap posters; <lb/>
a little causes them to be <lb/>
stuck tip. <lb/>
It's the worldly people who want <lb/>
the earth, <lb/>
men and <lb/>
always pulled <lb/>
fine appetite and a ripe old age, <lb/>
are some of the results of the use <lb/>
of Liver Tills. A single <lb/>
dose will convince you of their <lb/>
wonderful effects and virtue. <lb/>
A Known Fact. <lb/>
An absolute cure for sick head- <lb/>
ache, dyspepsia, malaria, sour <lb/>
constipation <lb/>
bilious fever, piles, torpid liver <lb/>
and all kindred diseases. <lb/>
Liver Pills <lb/>
Points Higher. <lb/>
Means Cent per pound more for your <lb/>
is said to have <lb/>
lost In bits on the late el- <lb/>
but a fellow who kept his <lb/>
Pick says that when bet <lb/>
he hedged by stock deals Wall <lb/>
Peer coffee shouldn't furnish <lb/>
grounds for divorce. <lb/>
Some never collar a <lb/>
prisoner without a few cuffs. <lb/>
Kb, Maude, dear, shipowners <lb/>
are not always the lookout for <lb/>
bargain sails. <lb/>
In the game of life lots of girls <lb/>
would rather win a <lb/>
a heart. <lb/>
Fortune's smiles, like those of a <lb/>
women, are tickle <lb/>
Q A man may be a <lb/>
rider and still be amiable about it. <lb/>
it may seem, it Is the <lb/>
street when stocks were down Just <lb/>
before the election, and that he <lb/>
will come <lb/>
ton Star. <lb/>
TEAT IS WHAT YOU COTTON <lb/>
THAT WE FOB is <lb/>
spoiled. <lb/>
We hive just established at one the equipped ,.,.,, of kindness <lb/>
Gins to be found in Eastern and solicit your <lb/>
We turn out the best cotton you can gel anywhere but our charges are <lb/>
o higher than others. BRING lS COTTON. <lb/>
HOOKER, <lb/>
GREENVILLE, s. c. <lb/>
the <lb/>
NOT <lb/>
Millinery <lb/>
have a new and well selected <lb/>
and have cured the u of Mrs. Ella i former; <lb/>
i am for this season. <lb/>
trimmer f long experience and I will guarantee to my <lb/>
customers <lb/>
never sours. <lb/>
The broken engagement is <lb/>
real wedding trip. <lb/>
It is the coal who never <lb/>
gives himself a weigh. <lb/>
Some men re most Interesting <lb/>
when they have nothing to say. <lb/>
The most promising men in this <lb/>
are those who never pay a <lb/>
cent. <lb/>
This world is t barbershop <lb/>
where ever man awaits his tern <lb/>
to be <lb/>
The man who has bolls bis <lb/>
neck is not n cabbage <lb/>
Sewing Machines <lb/>
IN IN PIT COUNTY <lb/>
If yon need a Machine see me <lb/>
at II. C. Hooker's store, or write me <lb/>
Jan. LANIER. <lb/>
NOTICE TO <lb/>
The having <lb/>
Safer the Superior Court VI <lb/>
county as the has W J i <lb/>
Testament of W. K. tie Hid <lb/>
is to all t- <lb/>
to the rotate to male y <lb/>
to the all <lb/>
having claims again said estate <lb/>
sent the same tor payment on or before the <lb/>
2nd day of October, MM, or this notice <lb/>
will of recovery. <lb/>
This Sod day of October, <lb/>
M A A. <lb/>
of W. K. <lb/>
ATLANTIC COAST LINE <lb/>
RAILROAD <lb/>
TWAINS SOt <lb/>
a. <lb/>
AM I'M Ar <lb/>
RHEUMATISM Mi CATARRH <lb/>
-----BY <lb/>
Johnston's <lb/>
Sarsaparilla <lb/>
QUART <lb/>
B TIE HUM OP <lb/>
Leave <lb/>
Ar <lb/>
Leave Tarboro <lb/>
L it.- j Mount <lb/>
Leave <lb/>
Leave <lb/>
Ar Florence <lb/>
II M I S <lb/>
i in <lb/>
tin<lb/>
Dine<lb/>
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NOTICE. <lb/>
All Person are hereby notified not to <lb/>
upon any of our land lying <lb/>
Township, Pill County, die <lb/>
lands of Mrs. N. Anderson, heirs <lb/>
Jackson Williams, the lands <lb/>
others. <lb/>
It. Move. <lb/>
Oct. Mill, Move. <lb/>
Something Ken and Fresh to Lit. <lb/>
Buckwheat, Pancake Flour, Cream of <lb/>
Wheat. Oat Meal, Cracker Heal, Hominy <lb/>
highest grade Mason Cracker, <lb/>
Wafers. west <lb/>
Pickles, Dates <lb/>
a of canned goods <lb/>
have ever handled <lb/>
NOTICE. <lb/>
The undersigned will sell public sue <lb/>
on the day of two, <lb/>
the residence B. J. Wilson, in <lb/>
Mm property <lb/>
in <lb/>
of Cotton, Horses, <lb/>
Cattle, Hogs, Farming Implements, <lb/>
and Kitchen seed, <lb/>
and Harness, ram. <lb/>
Poultry. Pea Null its. Ac. <lb/>
W. M. . <lb/>
II <lb/>
Al the same time I will rent <lb/>
lie for tin yew 1901, B. <lb/>
J. Wilson home place Ashley <lb/>
place. W. M. <lb/>
heirs at of It. J. <lb/>
Leave <lb/>
Arrive Wilson <lb/>
Leave Wilson <lb/>
Ar II. y Mount <lb/>
Arrive Tarboro <lb/>
Leave Tarboro <lb/>
Mount <lb/>
Ar <lb/>
C. II who a <lb/>
. it millinery and fancy goods at St <lb/>
mis K, Co., Mich., and who <lb/>
well known throughout country, <lb/>
I badly troubled with <lb/>
and neuralgia. I had <lb/>
-15 S S complaint and very I <lb/>
I . condition; every day I be- <lb/>
P M A M M Ban to fear that I never a <lb/>
well woman; that I have to <lb/>
J down into a chronic Invalid, and <lb/>
live in the of death. X had <lb/>
rec- <lb/>
to me. I TOOK <lb/>
BOTTLES AND IT CURED MK, and <lb/>
cured my family both. I am very glad <lb/>
that I heard of It. I would cheerfully <lb/>
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a sit a <lb/>
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ton IS P <lb/>
leaves p m, Sat <lb/>
ford p m. leaves Sanford <lb/>
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pm, <lb/>
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recommend it to every one. I have <lb/>
taken many other of medicine. <lb/>
I prefer JOHNSTON'S to all of <lb/>
CO., <lb/>
ERNUL. <lb/>
OLD DOMINION LINE <lb/>
The Prettiest Hats <lb/>
at Lowest Prices offered. <lb/>
Books. <lb/>
Mrs- L. <lb/>
km <lb/>
m I <lb/>
sin- i n j The man who on a <lb/>
tear will occasion to worry <lb/>
over rent. <lb/>
generally <lb/>
wrapped in that <lb/>
fault with <lb/>
One half the world know <lb/>
bow the other half <lb/>
arc beginning out. <lb/>
It is always better to draw <lb/>
pit- to you by a than to <lb/>
them from yon by a frown. <lb/>
A Laxative Guaranteed cure for chills and <lb/>
fever and nil and billions tr For sale by <lb/>
Barber <lb/>
ti <lb/>
N. C. <lb/>
THE COUNTY DIRECTORS HAVE <lb/>
APPOINTED<lb/>
In Sew new <lb/>
roll of the Tax Commit <lb/>
shows an increase over last <lb/>
in valuation of real estate <lb/>
amounting to in <lb/>
round numbers. Tin- totals for <lb/>
real estate have passed the three <lb/>
billion mark, exact aggregate <lb/>
Assessments <lb/>
property, <lb/>
hand, have materially declined, <lb/>
tin total the <lb/>
fur year as <lb/>
a twelve <lb/>
ago. <lb/>
granted are <lb/>
for purposes at <lb/>
Wholesale retail and <lb/>
Dealer. Cash paid for <lb/>
Hides, For, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar- <lb/>
etc. Bed- <lb/>
Mattresses, Suits, Ba- <lb/>
by Parlor <lb/>
Suits, Lounges, Safes, P. <lb/>
L and Gail A Ax <lb/>
Meat Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, <lb/>
American Beauty fan- <lb/>
Cherries, Teaches, Apples, <lb/>
Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, <lb/>
Flour, Sugar, Meat, Soap, <lb/>
Magic Food, Matches, Oil, <lb/>
Cotton Seed Meal Hulls, Oar- <lb/>
den Seeds. Oranges, Apples, But, <lb/>
Candies. Dried Apples. Peaches, <lb/>
Currents, Raisins, Glass <lb/>
and China Ware, Tin and Wooden <lb/>
Ware. Cakes and Crackers, <lb/>
Best Butter, Stand <lb/>
ard Sewing Machines, and an <lb/>
other goods. <lb/>
Quantity. Cheap cash. Come <lb/>
to see me. <lb/>
NOTICE. <lb/>
have out my entire mercantile <lb/>
business in Greenville, stock. <lb/>
More, and will, lo Kicks i <lb/>
the same <lb/>
them this oats. nil <lb/>
the former <lb/>
and are <lb/>
payable to me. I will be glad for all owing <lb/>
forward and <lb/>
ThU Mb day of Hot. 1900. <lb/>
II M. <lb/>
bin <lb/>
we will <lb/>
Steamer leave <lb/>
ton daily at G A. M. for Green- <lb/>
at <lb/>
s a in. a m, Bed . vie Greenville daily <lb/>
m. Hills a ,, . <lb/>
Returning leave. J w <lb/>
leaves Ben. <lb/>
netts <lb/>
rive iv, j ., <lb/>
p in, Hope Mills p t I Steamer leaves <lb/>
lied Springs p m, p n I Greenville Mondays, <lb/>
arrives lit 7.15 p land at A. M. for Tar- <lb/>
at with train N.- have Tarboro for Greenville <lb/>
at with the Carolina i Saturdays <lb/>
at Springs with the It-. . f U <lb/>
A el . limn <lb/>
Connect log at Will <lb/>
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, <lb/>
New York and <lb/>
ton, and for all points for the West <lb/>
railroad, at <lb/>
with Seaboard Air Una and Southern <lb/>
Having the mercantile <lb/>
. of II. M. <lb/>
the name of Kicks . to <lb/>
carry on the business at his former stand, <lb/>
carry <lb/>
a Complete line no- <lb/>
shoes, Ac, and <lb/>
the patronage of Mr. <lb/>
well us that of our own <lb/>
friends and public <lb/>
A Kicks, <lb/>
C. I. <lb/>
or in. Hoard j f p,. c , <lb/>
. r I <lb/>
The is ii statement if the <lb/>
meetings of the Board of Com- <lb/>
missioner for Tilt county, number of days <lb/>
each member hath attended, number of <lb/>
mile Traveled and amounts allowed for <lb/>
services for year ending <lb/>
3rd, 1900. <lb/>
or <lb/>
. i. <lb/>
For at <lb/>
an at I HO. <lb/>
New York; Clyde Line from <lb/>
Bay Line from <lb/>
Si Line from <lb/>
Boston.<lb/>
N. <lb/>
J. <lb/>
Greenville, N. <lb/>
at with the Durham and <lb/>
Charlotte <lb/>
Train on toe Scotland <lb/>
leave W um. p m, ., . . ,. . u. <lb/>
with railroads at <lb/>
BaBS Shippers should order freight by <lb/>
at n km. ii am. the Old Dominion S. o. <lb/>
unite <lb/>
Train a Branch <lb/>
p . fl <lb/>
a m and Parmele tR <lb/>
arrive a m <lb/>
and <lb/>
Train Tarboro dally Sunday <lb/>
t B w m, Sunday i IS <lb/>
leave Ply- <lb/>
mouth daily, Sunday. la. and Sin <lb/>
day Oil <lb/>
Train tn i- i.-i <lb/>
Sunday, m, <lb/>
in. <lb/>
ft a m. <lb/>
Train Branch leave Rot <lb/>
Mount am. , m, arrive <lb/>
II am. <lb/>
i-ii. leave II <lb/>
II at K- J <lb/>
Mount am. m. dally except <lb/>
Train on Branch leave <lb/>
Clinton dally. Sunday, Cam and i-S <lb/>
pm. Clinton am <lb/>
J p m. <lb/>
Train <lb/>
don for all North all via <lb/>
H. <lb/>
Pass. Agent <lb/>
J. It. KENLY, <lb/>
T. M. <lb/>
of <lb/>
n. nil i <lb/>
and I <lb/>
VIA nerve and PILLS <lb/>
builder. Brines <lb/>
DO <lb/>
Fur <lb/>
UM milts <lb/>
Total <lb/>
;,. tO <lb/>
to pale <lb/>
cheek, U. <lb/>
tire <lb/>
O I- <lb/>
per <lb/>
with our frail to cure <lb/>
or refund the money Data, I <lb/>
h. . i copy our baobab. <lb/>
Result <lb/>
Otherwise. <lb/>
The of like <lb/>
A- of tor Public School Books for increases ever <lb/>
Pitt County. W- book designated on the <lb/>
State List for the schools can supply what- up and <lb/>
ever you need. W also Lave I u . v- hp <lb/>
again. <lb/>
sure there's some one in the <lb/>
dining room. tip and <lb/>
replied Henry. <lb/>
sleepily; want to <lb/>
into place, where it's <lb/>
One of best effects of <lb/>
Intellectual training is a <lb/>
knowledge of our own <lb/>
COPY BOOKS, <lb/>
slant and vertical, tied practice writing b <lb/>
tablets, fool's cap .-. slates, <lb/>
crayons, colored crayons, ks, companion <lb/>
i h I tail <lb/>
refund the money iv- <lb/>
do <lb/>
p . earn y of Power. <lb/>
At <lb/>
Fits. Pa , an I <lb/>
By mail In s <lb/>
a for our <lb/>
to core In days or <lb/>
money paid. Address <lb/>
MEDICAL CO. <lb/>
Clinton Jackson ILL. <lb/>
ash I I <lb/>
N C <lb/>
Do know <lb/>
We sell cheap <lb/>
.; , <lb/>
f Shoe <lb/>
IT . get <lb/>
P pencils cent, plain Lead pencils cent, <lb/>
rubber tipped lead pencil l cent, a nice tablet with no doubt be told that our <lb/>
pretty cover cent, assorted crayons, with metal hold- trail <lb/>
in nice wood cents, lead pencil, slate pen j,,.;,. We never shall <lb/>
oil, an I p n, and rule, all hi nice wood B by <lb/>
cents A I i wide tablet cents. Bottle of , .,.,.,,., <lb/>
Ink on the market, C i who run <lb/>
White crayon., gross box, Good fool m <lb/>
paper per quire. <lb/>
ABOUT IT. <lb/>
r Dry <lb/>
. Trunks, from <lb/>
ah store. <lb/>
I. <lb/>
For it darn u at ft. <lb/>
Fur I as at <lb/>
Sc. <lb/>
Total <lb/>
C, <lb/>
Fur i <lb/>
For o days as at ii <lb/>
F r traveled <lb/>
Total <lb/>
or Si <lb/>
i T <lb/>
I, T. It XI. clerk of Com- <lb/>
for the county aforesaid, do <lb/>
certify that la a tree <lb/>
as doth appear In <lb/>
Bee. <lb/>
u my hand, and the real pi <lb/>
tin of at In <lb/>
Greenville, tins day <lb/>
T. it. <lb/>
Or. Board Com, for <lb/>
TAKE TASTELESS CHILL TO <lb/>
per bottle, fores and <lb/>
Fever, Night Sweats <lb/>
grippe. Money back <lb/>
HO other as good. Get the kind <lb/>
with the Cross on the label. <lb/>
Sold guaranteed by Wooten, <lb/>
Bryan druggists. <lb/>
mm, <lb/>
N. C. <lb/>
POSTED. <lb/>
All persons are warned for- <lb/>
to hunt with or without nun or <lb/>
or any other way trespass upon the <lb/>
in Town- <lb/>
ship Mi the north of <lb/>
I, <lb/>
J. II. <lb/>
v i and L, <lb/>
IN 1865. <lb/>
J. W. PERRY CO., <lb/>
Norfolk, Va. <lb/>
Cotton Factors and handlers of <lb/>
Bagging, Ties Hags. <lb/>
t . -1. -1. i. and shipments <lb/>
solicited. <lb/>
Cash <lb/>
Hi <lb/>
belie veil lobe the true <lb/>
inn <lb/>
he <lb/>
Store <lb/>
mi i go. <lb/>
Norfolk, Va. <lb/>
Cotton Broken in <lb/>
Storks, Cotton, Grain and <lb/>
ions. Private Wires to York, <lb/>
Chicago and New <lb/>
NOTICE TO <lb/>
Hating this day before the <lb/>
Clerk of the Superior Court county <lb/>
as of the estate of Henry <lb/>
deceased, is given to <lb/>
against es- <lb/>
late to payment <lb/>
duly OB or the <lb/>
lay of 1901. or this will be <lb/>
In bar of their All persona <lb/>
K to are to make <lb/>
immediate to me. <lb/>
This the 17th day 1900. <lb/>
W. M. r. <lb/>
of Henry <lb/>
Cotton Bagging and <lb/>
Fresh kepi en <lb/>
hand. Country produce and <lb/>
sold. A trial will convince you. <lb/>
D. W. <lb/>
in <lb/>
Whichard, N. C. <lb/>
The Stock complete in every de <lb/>
and prices as low as the <lb/>
Highest market prices <lb/>
paid for country produce. <lb/>
We will p. <lb/>
r the <lb/>
, Pan lie u; <lb/>
The <lb/>
I In<lb/>
-J- .-u. II- . <lb/>
or it.- can <lb/>
not cum with I p 1.1 <lb/>
PHI. r <lb/>
with. <lb/>
. fall con- <lb/>
f r to <lb/>
of <lb/>
. r- I n Imitations <lb/>
III CO. Vt, <lb/>
Ill hf <lb/>
go See gs. <lb/>
Al the old Moore store, j <lb/>
on Fire Points, where we have <lb/>
opened a new and fresh <lb/>
lock of <lb/>
Heavy and Fancy Groceries <lb/>
Consisting of Meats, Hour, <lb/>
Coffee, Canned Goods,<lb/>
everything <lb/>
to be found in an tip-to <lb/>
We pa the highest market <lb/>
prices for all kinds of <lb/>
Country Produce, <lb/>
in or in When <lb/>
you want lo sell or when yon <lb/>
v. to buy come lo see uh. <lb/>
To all who favor us with <lb/>
patronage we promise entire sat <lb/>
f ion. <lb/>
T. F, CHRISTMAN <lb/>
at t <lb/>
J. a. W, <lb/>
A OF <lb/>
Also a nice Line of Hardware. <lb/>
COME TO SEE HE. <lb/>
J. B. <lb/>
too or vet <lb/>
or Situ <lb/>
photo, <lb/>
for <lb/>
The Eastern Reflector. <lb/>
D. J. EDITOR <lb/>
nm<lb/>
-AT- <lb/>
VOL. XIX. <lb/>
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER <lb/>
NO <lb/>
system to <lb/>
has been about it in <lb/>
newspapers, but for several <lb/>
months a new r has been <lb/>
crawling toward <lb/>
It is a road means much for <lb/>
this city, but more for eastern <lb/>
North Carolina. It will take our <lb/>
in almost a straight line <lb/>
to the sea, and will gather up ant <lb/>
bring back the products the fish- <lb/>
farms of <lb/>
eastern <lb/>
Already twelve of the road <lb/>
have been graded and civil <lb/>
are way here with <lb/>
the survey. Work will cease <lb/>
until the trains are running. <lb/>
It is of Great Eastern Bail- <lb/>
way that I More than a <lb/>
year ago was de- <lb/>
upon and plans for con- <lb/>
of line were Blade. <lb/>
During the past summer work be- <lb/>
pan. It started Snow Hill in <lb/>
Greece county and the surveyors <lb/>
graders worked toward <lb/>
Thai point has long been <lb/>
reached by the surveyors, and the <lb/>
graders are almost there. The <lb/>
started from there Monday <lb/>
are now their way to <lb/>
The graders will them, <lb/>
followed in turn by the track lay- <lb/>
from Snow Hill. <lb/>
The distance from Snow Hill lo <lb/>
Fremont is miles; from <lb/>
to Raleigh is miles, <lb/>
in all to be built. If <lb/>
you will look at your map you will <lb/>
find that a straight rule laid down <lb/>
it from Raleigh to Hill <lb/>
will pass through the towns of <lb/>
Archer, Lodge, <lb/>
Eureka Bull Head. will <lb/>
also that road passes <lb/>
-through most fertile parts of <lb/>
three counties. <lb/>
Hut why does this road go to <lb/>
Snow that to be a <lb/>
terminus t <lb/>
at all. Its stop there will <lb/>
be temporary, if indeed it stops at <lb/>
all after its completion to Raleigh. <lb/>
Take your map again. Trace a <lb/>
direct line from Hill to <lb/>
Greenville; thence down Tar River <lb/>
to Washington, from there to <lb/>
on the Norfolk and South- <lb/>
Railroad, at the bead of <lb/>
Sound, thence through Hyde <lb/>
south of Lake, <lb/>
to There you strike <lb/>
deep water a harbor. <lb/>
The connection with the Norfolk <lb/>
is the main point for <lb/>
the owners of that line are the <lb/>
builders of the new road. The <lb/>
System own the Nor- <lb/>
folk and Southern it is the <lb/>
System that is build- <lb/>
the new road. <lb/>
plan was at to extend <lb/>
the Norfolk Southern from <lb/>
to New by way of <lb/>
Washington, a distance of miles <lb/>
At New Bern connection was to be <lb/>
made with the Wilmington <lb/>
New Railroad, a branch of the <lb/>
Atlantic Coast which is <lb/>
eighty-eight miles long. Thence <lb/>
the line was to to Georgetown, <lb/>
S. a distance of <lb/>
twenty-live miles. From <lb/>
Georgetown an extension was to lie <lb/>
run to Columbia and <lb/>
branch to Charleston. <lb/>
This was not a proposition, <lb/>
but it is the first time the <lb/>
System has been connected <lb/>
building of a line from <lb/>
Norfolk to Columbia. About six <lb/>
years ago some Philadelphia par- <lb/>
ties obtained a charter for such a <lb/>
line. The line or parts of it, <lb/>
surveyed and some money was <lb/>
spent in the venture, but it never <lb/>
amounted to anything. <lb/>
Now it has fulled again, partial- <lb/>
account of marshy nature <lb/>
of the county through which I <lb/>
proposed was to run, and <lb/>
expense of bridging the many <lb/>
courses. Also It was found <lb/>
that by connecting with Coast <lb/>
at Fremont the <lb/>
and Seaboard at its new <lb/>
road would have a more I ban equal <lb/>
show for the business passing over <lb/>
these lines and seeking a deep <lb/>
water Besides the in- <lb/>
is now the Hgt <lb/>
of a great Umber industry and part <lb/>
of it is a tine fanning ion. <lb/>
It can lie seen a <lb/>
this line is lull of promise <lb/>
possibility for Raleigh. it <lb/>
makes connection with the Norfolk <lb/>
Southern another direct line <lb/>
to the North and East will have <lb/>
at Norfolk <lb/>
connection will lie made with <lb/>
Philadelphia York, via <lb/>
the New York. Philadelphia and <lb/>
Norfolk. <lb/>
The competitors of the <lb/>
System in Bast North Caro- <lb/>
fully realize importance of <lb/>
this deal, and they are hastening <lb/>
with all possible speed with branch <lb/>
Snow Hill, that they may <lb/>
divert eastern to their <lb/>
reads. <lb/>
The Line's branch road, <lb/>
which is being built by Henry <lb/>
Clark Bridged from to <lb/>
Hill, is about one third com- <lb/>
work on it is being <lb/>
rushed with all possible speed. <lb/>
At the last meeting the <lb/>
tors of the and North <lb/>
Carolina a vote was taken <lb/>
in favor of building a branch <lb/>
from to Snow Hill. <lb/>
Roth private interest, <lb/>
except the Tucker stock, voted for <lb/>
proposition and the route has <lb/>
Snow Hill seems therefore <lb/>
destined, in the near future, to be- <lb/>
come a great railroad and <lb/>
Raleigh is to have a third great <lb/>
competing system. <lb/>
the future seems lo have <lb/>
great things in store for <lb/>
News Observer. <lb/>
Trinity Notes <lb/>
Representatives from a major <lb/>
of the colleges in the state met in <lb/>
Physical Laboratory at Trinity <lb/>
College November an <lb/>
ed the Physicists Club of North <lb/>
The following officers <lb/>
were President, Prof. <lb/>
L. Gore, Univ. of N. Secretary, <lb/>
Prof. C. W. Edwards. Col- <lb/>
The Science Club held its <lb/>
meeting Saturday <lb/>
November 10- Dr. J. L. <lb/>
delivered a lecture on <lb/>
and the Mr. L. A. <lb/>
of the senior class, read a paper <lb/>
New Determinations of the <lb/>
Astronomical Unit, of <lb/>
The next lecture in the Faculty <lb/>
series will be delivered Saturday <lb/>
evening by Prof. A. H. of <lb/>
the chair Creek, the subject lie <lb/>
Prof, Dowd, of de- <lb/>
of Political Economy, is <lb/>
arranging to take members of <lb/>
classes in his department to <lb/>
New York. <lb/>
L. V. Howard, of Montgomery, <lb/>
Ala., has entered college. He was <lb/>
a student of Southwestern <lb/>
University at Greensboro, Ala. <lb/>
The classes and have <lb/>
class caps which areas a mark <lb/>
class rank. They arc of very <lb/>
pretty designs. <lb/>
A recent Bomber outlook <lb/>
lips an interesting article on <lb/>
University written by <lb/>
Prof. Minis, who is <lb/>
institution. <lb/>
A young man nearly <lb/>
killed himself trying to his <lb/>
capabilities in holding He <lb/>
drank whiskeys, two beers <lb/>
I a half and half in minutes <lb/>
then dropped. At last accounts <lb/>
his physician was doubt as to <lb/>
his recovery. The average man <lb/>
who himself to death makes <lb/>
longer work about it, but the re- <lb/>
is quite as satisfactory. <lb/>
From <lb/>
C, Nov. <lb/>
How democrats Congress feel <lb/>
toward the proposition lo reduce <lb/>
Southern representation Con- <lb/>
and in electoral college, <lb/>
which Is being urged by quite a <lb/>
of republicans may be <lb/>
judged from these remarks of Sen- <lb/>
an attempt is <lb/>
made to reduce the <lb/>
representation from the South, I, <lb/>
for one, will be willing to talk <lb/>
from the day of December to <lb/>
4th day of March. <lb/>
it won't be wind, either. <lb/>
will be a speech worth listening to. <lb/>
I have been preparing for this <lb/>
light for some time. If the re- <lb/>
publicans attempt reduction, <lb/>
they might as prepare for <lb/>
extra session of Congress. They <lb/>
will not pass their shipping bill, <lb/>
nor, indeed anything else in the <lb/>
of Every <lb/>
Senator and Representative <lb/>
who has been in Washington, holds <lb/>
practically same sentiments <lb/>
that Senator Money expressed. <lb/>
Leading republicans, who see <lb/>
in the matter, are trying lo <lb/>
stop the talk among small fry <lb/>
about forcing this sort of <lb/>
through Congress by remind <lb/>
them of the defeat <lb/>
which followed the jam <lb/>
the notorious Force bill through <lb/>
Congress. <lb/>
If Secretary Cage represents the <lb/>
republican policy, <lb/>
the fact that he has been asked <lb/>
Mr. to remain at <lb/>
bead of the Tie Department <lb/>
the next administration is <lb/>
good evidence that he does, a move- <lb/>
for absolute retirement <lb/>
not but of <lb/>
all paper money issued by the gov <lb/>
may be expected iii the <lb/>
near future, although the Intention <lb/>
to do so was most vigorously de <lb/>
by many republicans, during <lb/>
the recent campaign. Mr. Gage's <lb/>
position has been pretty generally <lb/>
known for some lime, and be has <lb/>
just it a lecture on <lb/>
Finance, in which be said. <lb/>
public Treasury is a poor agency <lb/>
for issuing paper <lb/>
Another official <lb/>
of the bringing of the volunteers <lb/>
home from the Philippines has <lb/>
been announced, which is directly <lb/>
contrary to all the ante-election <lb/>
promises. It now said that <lb/>
they will not begin bringing <lb/>
back before the first of January, <lb/>
and possibly not before first o <lb/>
If not until the latter <lb/>
it will be very doubtful <lb/>
whether they Will all get back be- <lb/>
fore the expiration of their term <lb/>
of enlistment, July I, <lb/>
although War Department officials <lb/>
claim that they can all be brought <lb/>
back within four months, if <lb/>
they will be brought <lb/>
back much quicker than they were <lb/>
Harris, of Kansas, said <lb/>
of one of the bills which Ross Ban- <lb/>
has slated to go through at <lb/>
Session of is <lb/>
much opposition la the <lb/>
Ship Subsidy Rill. If <lb/>
yards arc so prosperous as we arc <lb/>
led to believe, there is no need for <lb/>
them to receive subsidies. any <lb/>
event farmers of the West ob- <lb/>
to being taxed for the support <lb/>
of tho shipping <lb/>
At the last session of Congress, <lb/>
the republicans would S been <lb/>
entirely Satisfied to increase <lb/>
regular army to men, <lb/>
a let of then talk <lb/>
making the army bill <lb/>
which they intend putting through <lb/>
at this session, provide for <lb/>
men or more. The of <lb/>
and election a <lb/>
big majority in next House <lb/>
seems to have tamed heads of <lb/>
many republicans, and leaders <lb/>
oft to have a <lb/>
bard Job to Keep them from going <lb/>
all the <lb/>
TO THE PEOPLE, AND CUSTOMERS OF <lb/>
PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. <lb/>
VOTE STATE City OF l <lb/>
STANDS. <lb/>
The facts given below, lo the <lb/>
D Hues of the Slate- the <lb/>
opposite them, have been given <lb/>
frequently In this paper lite that will the sum of <lb/>
election of the but never one hundred dollars for each and <lb/>
this form, and the table, if clipped ever case of Catarrh <lb/>
out, will found <lb/>
reference. As the result of the <lb/>
We arc still la the forefront of the race after your <lb/>
We offer the best selected line of <lb/>
General Merchandise <lb/>
Toledo, Li Cot vi i <lb/>
Frank makes oath <lb/>
i hut he i- partner of the <lb/>
of Co., doing <lb/>
in the of Toledo, <lb/>
State aforesaid, and <lb/>
election Mr. <lb/>
receive electoral votes as follow.--.<lb/>
Delaware <lb/>
Illinois <lb/>
Iowa <lb/>
Indiana <lb/>
Kansas <lb/>
Maine <lb/>
Marj land <lb/>
f Hall's Ca- <lb/>
t lit J. . <lb/>
Sworn to before <lb/>
ed in presence, <lb/>
of December, A. l. <lb/>
A. W. <lb/>
Notary Public. <lb/>
to lie found in any store in Pitt County. Well bought choice <lb/>
selections, creations of the best manufacturer.- America <lb/>
sud Europe. the year round, Bummer <lb/>
and Wilder. work for our mutual ad- <lb/>
vantage. It is our pleasure to show you what you and <lb/>
sell If we can. We oner you the very Is-st service, polite Michigan <lb/>
attention, and the most liberal terms consistent with a well <lb/>
established business built merits. <lb/>
When you will not do justice <lb/>
if do not see our Immense -lock before buying elsewhere. <lb/>
Remember us and the following lines of merchandise. <lb/>
Goods and Notions, <lb/>
Beta and Caps, Silks and Satins, <lb/>
Jacket- and capes, Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths. <lb/>
Shoes. <lb/>
Men's, Women's and Children's Shot-.-. <lb/>
Horse Blankets and Duster-. <lb/>
Groceries. <lb/>
Flour. Meat, Sugar. Laid. Scad Is, <lb/>
Hardware, <lb/>
Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and <lb/>
Minnesota <lb/>
New <lb/>
Jersey <lb/>
Nebraska <lb/>
New <lb/>
North Dakota <lb/>
Ohio<lb/>
Island <lb/>
South Dakota <lb/>
Washington <lb/>
West Virginia <lb/>
Wisconsin <lb/>
Wyoming <lb/>
T. <lb/>
And Mr <lb/>
these <lb/>
Alabama <lb/>
Arkansas <lb/>
Florida <lb/>
for Furniture and everything line. I Idaho <lb/>
will <lb/>
Furniture. <lb/>
for <lb/>
buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either or on Approved <lb/>
edit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. <lb/>
Your <lb/>
i. , k <lb/>
Mississippi <lb/>
Missouri <lb/>
Nevada <lb/>
Carolina <lb/>
South Carolina <lb/>
Tennessee <lb/>
Texas <lb/>
Virginia<lb/>
i, <lb/>
II <lb/>
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ti <lb/>
i a <lb/>
i; <lb/>
Hall's Catarrh t is lakes in- <lb/>
and ads directly on the <lb/>
blood and mucous surfaces of the <lb/>
j;, Send for free. <lb/>
J. Cm my Co.; Props., <lb/>
Ohio. <lb/>
Sold Druggists. <lb/>
Hall's Pill- are best. <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 <lb/>
both cook and heating We also tarry a lull <lb/>
line of repairs for same. W buy Hay. Lime. <lb/>
Cotton Mi and Bulls <lb/>
By Car Load <lb/>
We have just received two oar loads of <lb/>
and can satisfy anybody in price and <lb/>
It will lie seen from above <lb/>
in addition to Southern votes <lb/>
Mr. received only <lb/>
four silver mining Colo- <lb/>
Idaho, Montana and Nevada. <lb/>
Concerning the popular vote, ac- <lb/>
curate figures cannot be had until <lb/>
returns arc In all <lb/>
the stales, derived <lb/>
ii. don't know i- .- <lb/>
show <lb/>
plurality in Republican Suites <lb/>
amounts and Bryan's <lb/>
In Democratic Slates to <lb/>
making pin- <lb/>
gent plurality ever given a <lb/>
dale for President, r <lb/>
in having been <lb/>
total vote cast Isac <lb/>
Connie I to have been 15.000,000, <lb/>
which i- supposed to <lb/>
have received, speaking <lb/>
and <lb/>
carried Slate and <lb/>
Bryan <lb/>
Is and of <lb/>
votes lie year <lb/>
Kansas, South Dakota, <lb/>
Utah and Washington, which he <lb/>
lost in WHO, and <lb/>
Kentucky, be carried font <lb/>
years ago. Charlotte I <lb/>
Made l Va. <lb/>
The soul without is <lb/>
abode of <lb/>
How arc we our baton <lb/>
when the trust has up the <lb/>
pi Ice of salt <lb/>
Even average baby knows <lb/>
how lo play bawl, it isn't <lb/>
football <lb/>
The Hies arc now getting <lb/>
rheumatism pedal <lb/>
and in the binges of their <lb/>
gossamer pinions. <lb/>
of a marriageable age arc <lb/>
sold for Japan. In this <lb/>
country girls are sold In marriage <lb/>
and dot even get <lb/>
The average politician i <lb/>
to and bar.-. <lb/>
of girls who do fancy work <lb/>
fancy work. <lb/>
It's all well enough to make light <lb/>
c i your troubles, but look out for <lb/>
the gas bill. <lb/>
call them depart- <lb/>
-lores the Shoppers <lb/>
never to depart. <lb/>
men of says <lb/>
Philosopher <lb/>
I meanest of most <lb/>
The bald-headed man may lake <lb/>
some consolation from the fact <lb/>
, be was that way. <lb/>
The lime that a man led- <lb/>
he i- too old to learn is when <lb/>
he i- hi- freshman year at col <lb/>
lie a remarked <lb/>
machine, and yet I <lb/>
can truthfully say there are <lb/>
on <lb/>
We hear much about <lb/>
the open door as we did. <lb/>
signs have made their <lb/>
appearance. <lb/>
The chrysanthemum can't com- <lb/>
plain ii baa no <lb/>
Some business arc always <lb/>
on lime, and oilier- cash. <lb/>
Ii Isn't necessary for a man to <lb/>
line scales in order to have his u <lb/>
way. <lb/>
N. Maude, dear, a high is <lb/>
nut always a man who goes for <lb/>
aerial <lb/>
The say that bis <lb/>
face is his fortune, His fortune <lb/>
lie- ill oilier men's mugs. <lb/>
If a waiter gel his tip, <lb/>
tare i hi- customer is a <lb/>
female or a fee male. <lb/>
at session. <lb/>
A hill line <lb/>
Shoes, ware <lb/>
in first class <lb/>
LT Otis <lb/>
Cutlery <lb/>
Groceries, <lb/>
and get our prices. <lb/>
J C <lb/>
THE <lb/>
and fever is a bottle of Grove's <lb/>
Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply <lb/>
I run and u i i in tasteless form <lb/>
No i are -no pay. Price <lb/>
ON <lb/>
All of Church I'm <lb/>
Co-, at Richmond, I ml., <lb/>
a lull din <lb/>
tier and to prevent business <lb/>
prostration were told <lb/>
would follow Bryan's election, And <lb/>
now the Church Furniture <lb/>
has closed down the and <lb/>
the bat e no work And <lb/>
Bryan was elected, News and <lb/>
d Sweats with Robert's <lb/>
Tasteless Chill Tonic per <lb/>
bottle. lo lake. Money <lb/>
refunded if it fails. Restores <lb/>
petite, pin I blood and makes <lb/>
yon well. None other as good. <lb/>
Bold and guaranteed the drug <lb/>
tores of <lb/>
O. L. <lb/>
Greenville, N. <lb/>
Office over White <lb/>
Fleming store. <lb/>
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