Eastern Reflector

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Attention Farmers T am now offering yon one of the most complete of GOODS, BOOKS, HATS. PASTS, SHOWS. K and TABLE reasonable price. My line of GROCERIES is the of any market are fresh and When you come to town again give me a trial. Year to please, White. Points Higher, leans 1-4 Cent per pound more for your COTTON THAT IS WHAT YOU OBI OB THAT WE GIN FOR YOU. in.-- established at Greenville one of hart equipped i to be found in Eastern North and your ginning, the best cotton yon can gel any here but our charges are , others. BEING is TOUR COTTON. HOOKER, X. C. ff N. C , OFFERS THE PUBLIC A COMPLETE STOCK OF General Merchandises which to make purchases. at all times ill line of i Dry Shoes, Groceries, Tobacco Hardware, Farm Implements, in fact anything yon . i.; your household or your farm can furnish t Prices, I buy Cotton and All Kinds of Country Produce and . highest mark.; prices for same. I wart your pat- i nil will treat you right every you come to lit -tin. Get a good. I lie Viet safe is made in all sizes borne, farm, office and general safe II with a guarantee to lire Prices ranger in up. of I L. SUGG, Act Greenville, N. C. Famous dull line. VI era ill ti and Lax . it . a, ii i for chills e by and the sense of taste. IT SHOULD BE THE BEST GUIDE TO THE FOOD WE NEED If It Will Select Which the Baas We I e . i. Salt. The of taste sustains a much more to digestion It, says Pr. food to be be food Which nauseates does stimulate secretion of the fluid to it either the mouth or the The sense of may recanted s sort of it is an Important proper- of food the of taste way lie that It may have an to exercise Its selective and When one a of Simple, wholesome food, the a, use of taste informs of Hie fact by to man, A feel rule for mastication would be to chew each morsel of food until there is left only a remnant. It Is useless to swallow such a residue, as ran have no nutritive value. When food is lakes ill way, the sense of has to s before much has swallowed and thus affords a perfect means of adapting the amount of food taken to the needs of the body. careful study of this also shew that sense pf last If allowed to act In I normal way, will select those substances of which the is In need. example, if the Is and needs on supply of food win be a craving for such foods as nuts. games and and milk oilier substance A curious to i found in some Winch, as has been shown by refuse to capture ray attention of meat grasp when the soil upon in. y is lack- ill nitrogenous elements sup- plying a rich these so carnivorous plants cease to be carnivorous, and behave wholly like plants. The same principle applies to nag of making such as starchy and foods, such as nuts and cereals The writer has ob- served in n for winch disappeared entirely after the patient hail made n gain of or pounds. The was no Intended the Creator to perfect guide lo the quantity and . f be and . a of has i . I pervert- ed from its normal function Men and treat the palate as the pianist treats i niching It In various simply for the purpose of i sensations, with regard whatever for the possible of the body or tin- possible dam mag be caused. The sense of thus educated, lie- an l i-i become confused cravings an which In the use of lea. coffee, wine and other Intoxicants, mustard, pepper and other condiments, large quantities of pickles an I rich and savor i-s of sorts, together with . ice- nil I ti of all kinds, TI e s, use male I. is In . front us I. i lib -i a- governor of nutrition has me lo be merely the servant of n ions in it in- i de-Ire f i . lion, n b pleasure This Is glut I my. p ire and and Is the apt I hall companion of Inn The fee use common salt must l among dietetic errors Professor Bung of Basel I . Una physiological chem- i. with many others, has Shown the called necessity for the slime use of salt rests upon n very uncertain and equivocal, if not erroneous, that at moat salt can be Injury only In very The by iv as within the limits of possible harmless n.-s Is grain- a day. or prob- ably less than one fourth of the amount consumed. The free use of sail lends to thirst and copious drinking lit meals Cum v i id n . the use of form. be us harmful its the function of the n Is, ll when to n i in the saliva I very little value .- n i The a- II and y the against disease by an lute 1.1 . o psi i, malaria. jaundice, bilious- all kindred troubles. of Your liver Pills are the fly-wheel I shall ever be grateful for the accident brought them to my notice. I feel as if I hid a new lease of life. I. Platte Cannon. Col. Liver Pills ------i-i M. Wholesale retail Grocer and Denier. paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar- Turkeys. etc. Bed- Oak Suits, Rt- by l-o fails, Parlor Suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. and Meat Key West Cheroots, Can- Peaches, Apples, Apples, Syrup, Jelly. Milk, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meal, Soap, Magic Matches, Oil, Cotton See-l Meal Hulls, Gar- Oranges, Apples, Nut-, Prunes, Currents. Glass Chins Tin Wooden Ware. Cakes and Bart Batter, Sewing Ii i mi- met mis other goods. Cheap for cash. Come to sec SO c Phone V New Home Sewing Machines IX IX PIT COUNTY If you need a Machine see me at U. C. Hooker's store, or write J. C. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The undersigned having before Superior Clerk of Pill of the Will and W. K. Whichard, is hereby given to all persons ed to estate pay- to the sad all persons claims against estate most sent the same tor payment on or before the 2nd day of October, or this will be a in bar of recovery. day of October, 1900. A A- of W. R. NOTICE. All are hereby not to enter upon any of our lands in Township, Pitt County, the lands of Mrs. N. K. Anderson, and heirs Jackson Williams, Ike lands and oilier. It. Move. Oct. Move. ATLANTIC LINE RAILROAD 00.1 TRAINS it Ar Leave Lt Ar Florence Ar Lr Lr r i. ii I IS It St in ass its its ll AM PM JO., , X. c. THE i MY OF As of i for t i he t schools j mi also have Public Books books on and ran supply what- COPY and vertical, double ruled practice writing books tablet, -r, paper, slates, wilt crayon , colored i rayons, inks companion boxes, The undersigned will sell at public sue lion on the 12th day of at the B. J. deceased, in fill the property be- longing lo in part id Cotton, Horses, Mules. Cattle, Farming Implements, House- hold Kitchen Furniture, Cotton seed. Hay, , i Wagons, Nuts Ac. Cash, W. M. ii At time and place I will rent the highest bidder for the year 1801. the II. J. Wilson DOOM place and the Ashley place. W. for heirs at law of II. J. Wilson. In m -an the r in require rest III lit J New Fresh to Pancake Flour, Cream of Wheat, Oat Haiti, Cracker Meal, Hominy Cracker, Graham Wafer, Date. a canned that I have eyer J. S. TUNSTALL. NOTICE. have out my entire mercantile in fixtures will, in Kick A Wilkinson, tied the MOM to date. I w II all the former and account due the arc payable t mo. will In-glad for all owing forward at 1900. II. M. I la vine the mercantile II. will the of Kicks a to carry on the at Inn farmer room. will carry a R and respectfully the Mr. r, w well . that of our own public J. A. Hit w, Do know We sell cheap HO QUESTION ABOUT IT. your Goods; Capes, Trunks, from Our Cheap i Store. No Scraps or Clearance sales. Cheap Cash Store I. I PILLS vitality. Lost Vb.- and Lots err, all do . Mi i. pi I lie . n I'm i -in ; II t I comes ii ii Had Manila. ., i v in the ii sol l i,. Into o i; i inn it the I II lie I i, bill i fan i r ii i . mil h.- had of The is still ti I in I'll yet there were Hull he . I and. i on i . i ii said i in that and is . .- to is water. II I per aces and A tonic and builder, flow to e. sud restores Hie of ii. ill-. I------ for with our bankable to our the money paid. Send for circular a-d our guarantee EXTRA STRENGTH PILLS . am care hf Low of Power, I i or lUsT, I . Hint of It r By Lo Friday by the . m plain . for n-lab to cur la or money paid. MEDICAL CO. Clinton A Jackson J I ville, N o W- pa Hit for any c of Sick or can not cure with i j-1. I'll, when with are Me con M contain of ml hr mail. MEDICAL CO., street. j L n c Tho One Cold Curs. Cold In nae lured by a catty to take m cry for L Florence LT Lr Ar Rocky Tarboro Tarboro L Rocky Mount Ar A M Bea PM Till. I m,, n . County. The is a of of meetings of Hoard of Com- missioners for Pitt number of day. each member hath attended, number of miles traveled and allowed for for fiscal ending 3rd, of AMOUNT K. days a Com. at -2. For at 4.00. miles at rate sit MM A at Ala s so n to i vi am J as s SB n k ts I n i so i is or ii a i it, Main leaves ton OS p at leaves Fayetteville p m, arrives m. Returning Sanford p m. arrive Fayetteville p m p m, arrives o m loaves Bea- a m. a m, , a iii, Hope Mills s rive leaves Fayetteville p m, Hope Mills p n. p m. Maxton p r arrives at with train at with lb Carolina Railroad, at Red with Red Slumps railroad, at with the Air Una and Railway at the Durham and Charlotte Train on s Road leaves M p m. p m. Scotland at US p m. C ST pm. nm. a m. i S M am, at Is am, Weldon S am. dally pa H a m as J SO a m. arrive m and p m. leave s am and T p except leaves Tarboro dally Sunday at SO m. Sunday p m, strives Ply- mouth p in. p in. returning, leaves Ply- mouth except Sunday, and Bin day arrive. Train Midlands C It daily, except Sunday, a as. leave, a am. Train on leave Mount at J SO am. S p m. arrive II. pm. Hope II leave spring Hope II So a P II a m. at Mount except Sand Train on Clinton Branch Warsaw Clinton dally, except Sunday, T sad I SB p r, leaves I Union at fl t m VI p m. Train No made, a den all points North dally, via mob mood. II. M. EMERSON, Agent J. R. KENLY, Manager. T. M. EMERSON. Traffic Ma- acer DISEASES T Johnston's Sarsaparilla QUART Painful and If Whites, of the of life, In matron or maid, all fled re- lief, help, benefit and core in JOHNS- TON'S SARSAPARILLA It is a real for all pain or headache about the top or back of the bead, pain In the left aide, a disturbed condition of digestion, palpitation of tho heart, cold and feet, and irritation, sleeplessness, muscular weakness, bearing-down pains, Irregular ac- of the heart, shortness of breath, abnormal with extremely painful menstruation, scalding of urine, swelling of feet, soreness of the breasts, neuralgia, uterine displacement and catarrh, and all those and troubles which make the man's life so miserable. Data CO., SOLD BY North Carolina count v OLD DOMINION LINE annul Steamer My res leave Washing- ton daily at C A. M. for Green- ville, Greenville daily at P. M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and at A. M. for Tar- leave Tarboro for 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. Washington, N. C. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. C. W. IKE, DEALER GO ALLOWED W. For as Com. For l days at 20.00. Fur 12.00 Total c. For days as Com. i For days 12.00. F r tildes traveled at Total 77.00 Total amount allowed Board or Pitt. I, T. U. Moor, clerk of Com- missioners for county 3101111111, do certify lint I he foregoing is a true state- as doth appear of record in my of- Given under my band, and the seal of Board in this day of November. 1900. T. H. Clerk Board Com. for Pitt County. IN J. W. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors handlers of Bagging, Tie mid Hags. and shipments solicited. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ions. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. TASTELESS CHILI TO per Cures Chills and Fever, Malaria, Night Sweats and Money if it doesn't. No other as good. the kind with the Red Cross on label. Bold and guaranteed by Wooten, Bryan and druggists. Superior Court K Sears vs Christopher Sears, the Defendant in the above entitled action will lake notice that has i. in Court of Pitt, wherein Elisabeth Scars Christopher Sears Defendant the purpose dissolving the bonds of now existing be- tween Defendant Is required to appear before His Honor. at term of county Superior Court which convenes on 1.1 Monday in December answer or demur to complaint of the or the relief therein demanded will This 23rd day of Nov. D. C. Clerk Superior Court. GREENVILLE N. C. NOTICE, LAND POSTED. All persons are and for- bidden lo bunt with or without gun or dog or in any other way trespass upon the lands of the undesigned in Town- north aide of Creek. J. B. J. II. for children, wife and Miss Little. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Haying this day qualified before Clerk of Superior Court of Pill as Administrator of the estate of Heart deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons holding claims against es- Lo present them lo mo for payment duly authenticated, on or before the March, 1901, or this notice will he plead in bar of their recovery. All persona to said estate arc notified to make immediate payment lo me. This the day of September 1900. M. r- of Henry LAND SALE. By virtue of the power contained and invested in -Tie by a decree entered it Sent, term 1900 of Pitt Superior In the caw entitled S. T. Honker against E. and others, as appears on record in the office of the Superior Court in Docket No. new Docket No. pages As therein, I will to public sale, before the court House door in Greenville, on Monday the 18th day of January 1901 Mon- day the 1st or January term 1901 of Pitt Superior lbs following described tract of laud to one tract of land, rte in of township, the of James II Wells, W. I., dark, Robert Dixon and being tho whereon the said re- sides, situate on the north aide of Cedar swamp and known as the land by B. from II. more, and deeded to sold Dixon by hit fa- John S. Dixon an area whole one acre. The identical conveyed lames In trust, appears in Book D. page O. Hooker. 8th 1893. cash. Bagging and always on Fresh goods kept constantly on hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince yon. D. W. DEALER DI Whichard, N. The Stock complete in every de and prices as low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. J. BEET, -------DEALER IN------- A GENERAL LINE OF Also a nice Line of Hardware. COME SEE ME. J. B. COREY. PATENT lawyers. The Reflector. m inn D. J. TRUTH II, . -AT- VOL. XIX. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1900. NO From U. Dec Charles P. Began, of em- notoriety, is In Wash pardon and Ha is a little In view of the general opinion of public his sentence to for six years with full pay a year and allowances, wan lenient. offer was made to restore to duty if he would Immediate apply for retirement, lint he de his pay the tired list would be only a year. Under tho law he will not reach the age of re- W, but there is talk of getting a bill Congress the President to place upon the ed list any officer the army, bill will he used to side- track the Canal bill, unless the pro- gramme is upset by ii majority vote Senate. The Panama Canal Company caused one great which graced eminent Frenchmen, and from present indications, it may cause another, that will disgrace some prominent Americana. Nominally two branches of of Congress today and without wailing lo gel Mr. menage, a mark of respect to late Senators Davis and Great and members of the House who have d since the last session, but reality the ad- join was purpose of giving republicans a more time to try to reconcile their numerous differences and to get to- on a legislative with First Vote. Below is the vote for Congress men in the Bra as passed by the State Canvassing Alex Meek- Small antler ins Beaufort 1,4-5 1,585 1,878 l Dare Gates 1,465 v. Hyde Martin 1,866 1,210 Pitt Tyrrell Washington TO THE PEOPLE, FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS OF PITT AND COUNTIES. still i i the of We offer you best selected line of General Merchandise in been signed with Total Nicaragua, giving the V. s. J. B. Elka received right to construct and operate Pitt. ., under I Nicaragua Canal, which will John H. Small, Democrat, period than sent to the Senate for ml ideation, , over both It is said that whether the Panama lobby Republican opponent I promised to restore will allow to lie acted upon, only to duly. tell. The death of Senator Davis, of I A democratic caucus of v. . i Minnesota, sincerely mourned; House is now in session, to decide The administration having Under consideration the most politically advantageous by his colleague regardless of party. Martin, of Va., the policy to be follow. ratio to be adopted the reap . , ,, v,., army reorganization of members of truly said of the bill, which the republicans will federal house of representatives his opinion was as highly regard-1 push at once. ed by the minority as by his own . part J. Chairman of the con- MM- v. Foreign Relations, Sen- Davis personally drew up the One of the most to be round in any store Pill County. Well choice selections, the of and Seasonable all the year round, Spring, a Winter We arc wok for your, and our vantage U is our to show you what you want and to T,, if We you the very best polite and most liberal established built up strictly on Va crop can be Potash. Supply enough Pot- ash and your pi its .-. he large; without Potash your crop will be . . . , IAN UP ., .-. , , if yon do not sec our Immense stock before buying Remember us and the following lines general merchandise. Goods and Notions, o m Silks and Sal ins. Ladles and Carpets, Mattings and Shoes. district. That ratio would if adopted increase the present by twenty-eight. against life is that of campaign would two seats, which Congress later assurances what comes of them, New Jersey two, New -a. a -j r l Do sill I The net gain would be twenty seals, eight seals, for the Democrats. The in a political campaign weeks lo but The . . , . . . . t , .,. Kiln, of partisan advantage will have great weight in deciding the of There is much interest as to the popular vote in the presidential election of last month. Full of- returns arc not yet available by land will not be for some days or ought to be bored the simples. Observer. it is frequently noticed that our North Carolina people arc more cultivated in their tastes that the standard of is being raised in our midst. A fresh evidence of this is found a note which a prisoner in Hun- county jail wrote to his law- which he begged to lie taken out, hole is infest- ed with vermin crowded with niggers. It ain't no place Philadelphia Record soys that following of the gate is very nearly Bryan plurality In 1806 was this year. aggregate vole was votes larger in than la Bryan's aggregate was voles less than 1806. as one of the Peace Commissioners I afterwards. The Republicans d id he helped to negotiate the treaty i everything in the recent campaign, of peace with Spain, appoint. I except give bond for the of a successor to serve I of the promises, by way of; m the house ought to be the of Minnesota that if President instead being the vacancy is in the hands of Gov. were re-elected the Philippine but it is probable that but it is not known in Wash- insurgents would lay down their whether he will appoint as soon as they got the news, democrat or a republican, although and at once become good think that the may go able citizens the United States. to ex Representative Charles A. They have had the news all right, Towns. The legislature will, of but are still in business, i course, elect a republican in Jan-1 there is odds have Increased The same legislature will their activity. The man who ac- successor to Senator for the truth any consider- Nelson, who is willing to succeed able part of what ll told him himself. This will add another to the usual number of legislatures that will elect two U. Senators at the same session. The reassembling of Congress found Capitol full of ugly and sensational rumors connected with the Isthmian Canal question. Some of these make char- too serious to re pealed without proof their truthfulness, as to what has been accomplished the the lobbyists employed by the Panama Company, in their efforts to delay Congressional authorizing the constructing of the Canal. But there are some facts which speak for themselves. Some- time it was a unofficial manner that the report of Canal Commission would be strongly in favor of the Nicaragua route; now it is allowed to become that the report of the com- mission will not a preferable route but will give its estimates of the cost of the by the route, and the cost of the completion the Panama Canal, together with the terms which this government can secure of the latter, and leave Congress to decide for itself. What brought about this change That is the the rumors deal with. The President of the Panama Canal Company a long with the Secretary State, and, of course, everybody knows what the gentleman is in Washington for. Although Nicaragua Canal bill, which pass the at the last session was, by resolution of the Senate, made a special order for of this week, a been arranged by which the Ship Figures. Bureau Washing dished built up strictly on own When you come n- you will do yourself justice ;,., u- announced the . pop- . of North i by figures with the census ten years ago. The total population State is I, against In a gain of per cent. The is in 1800 In ten years. In other counties mediately us the figures Beaufort, Craven, 1,533; against Martin, I , ii will be some weeks yet I the population f the cities and I towns of the State Men's, Women's and Children's Shots. Harness, Homo Dusters. and Molasses, Lard, Scad ts, Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar, Con Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and Rope. SB State of Ohio, city of County J, makes oath In- i- the senior partner of Co., doing business in City of Toledo, count State aforesaid, said firm will pay the saw of one hundred dollar each and cannot be cured by I use of Hall's Ca- Cure. J. me and ed in my presence, this day of December, A. D. 1886. A. W. Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is In- and acts directly on the blood mucous surfaces of Bend for testimonials, free. J. Co.; Props., Ohio. by Druggists, Hall's Family Pills arc the best. World. Ii is estimated that the following arc i i great wonders The Egyptian pyramids, the base of largest acres .- mausoleum erected by Mans is, the . The Temple of Diana I. The wall and Of the world covering at hanging gar- . gar- Babylon, said lo have been feel thick and six miles long. The of statue of Apollo feet in height, Furniture. Carolina Leads. for Furniture everything line We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either Cash or on Approved Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Your Friends, at Athens The What sort of a way is we of celebrating Thanksgiving for a The prisoners ourselves till we can one of the county Jails once unit, Still it is more ad int. written complaint to tin than our custom of THOUSAND OF GOODS AT COST TO BE SOLD January 1st 1901. Carolina leads all the other Southern States not only In tho number her mills, but also In Wood working plains. Tin- Dixie published at Atlanta, which has giving at subject, report that in addition to saw mills. shingle mills and planing mills, sash, door and blind factories factories making fur- iii., . show cases, . carriage, wagon and agricultural I Implement factories, for making crates, tee., a total of wood establishment em- ploying skilled labor. There are to several plants large quantities of pick handles, spokes, rims, several for of Star Jupiter Olympus made of ivory and gold. Ptolemy a light house feel high on the island of in ivy pi. Tin The art of printing. Gunpowder. optical as telescope and microscope. I. Steam engine, i. Labor-saving machinery. Electric telegraph. r. Record. I always lie wonders of the New World instruments, such county commissioners that were fed on cucumber rinds made of musty meal, and the taxed them with their fastidiousness, saying, will give you lo that this is no place of is a fact which the Buncombe man appears to have with out told, concerning that county's house Charlotte Observer. linking one continued of horrible noises and drank. And yet we scud- mis- across Citizen. Hate, Pairs of Shot all Soils, Boots, people are too Advice , like to sec a girl and her father friends, by that I main chummy, advisory friends, who cm talk like equals about thing that comes up In the am- of it. Such a girl is likely to level bended. She is make bet slowly, and l keep it made up when -In- has once done so, after has observed the cautious and in which her father's mind sets lo in Home Journal. high attainment polite to allow others to Let a trilling pass Unnoticed where no principle is is involved, when a mistake is past remedy it is beat to let sub- drop. The argument of the told you character is always quite Burton the December La- Home Journal. Perhaps money talks, but it seems to holding ti in with merchants who never ad- -o woman In a gown can tie said to be overdressed. It isn't only the poor are rich. in a supplies most of the ills is air to. Some people arc too lazy leave any footprints In the sands of time. When a fellow boasts that he was with the lark be may have gone to bed at all. The sea may strew the beach vital refuse, yet it's tidy. The young will never use in the world who depends upon an alarm clock. When dealing with n one good turn down deserves another. At any rate, the of a clock never strike for shorter AND HOODS so Bolts Fine Dress Goods, yard- Print, l Col ton, Kegs Nails and other Hardware, Knives, Lock-, Huns, Shells, Shovel-. Cook and Doors, Sash, Paints and Oil. of Flour, of Sugar, Sacks Salt and of other things ton numerous to mention, in lac we have a Complete Stock and Must NO FAKE, We are of Business. Call an. us gave -Money. The Alfred Forbes Store, N. C. Some persons keep advice for gratuitous distribution, and give such length with such OP NOTIONS all t- I lie a ii I bred reticence should be exercised I both asking questions offer lug advice respecting every natural desire for Independent thought action. The elders apt to views to be accepted question, for getting their i- id -1 evident t those whose minds no through the same Home Journal. Tho growers of have Into a and raised the price from i toil I i ton. Even cabbage head lows are catching on to the Trust plan. Wilmington star. to Cur a The child stutters gently, patiently and , and be made to lungs with nil n deep inhalation, to pronounce the difficult syllables until so If Ibis course la i Is Ladies NOTICE. Ml persons Indebted to us are notified they must forward and .-cite before the Patrick III. B ST fever Is n bottle of Chill Tonic. It is simply Iron and . in in in- in a No cure -no pay. Price CUM CHILLS FEVER MALARIA, mil Sweats with Chill Tonic at per bottle. to take. Money refunded If it fails. l pm dies the blood and makes you well. None us good. Sold and guaranteed at the drug stores of Bryan, Wooten and Dr. D. DENTIST, ,., , K, C. While

REFLECTOR GREENVILLE, N. D. J. Ed. owner at the Post Office t Greenville, K. Mail Matter. The city of Tuesday did n i have in them except usage, and there ma i, little worth talking that. Ii dint look like the right foe Democratic paper to be meddling in a Republican Pres- attain suggesting who lo put In his Cabinet, Another B Paw, lax., it A anther insane United Stales soldiers from the Philippine ed through to Washington The lunatic bail been under guard several months in the Orient be- fore sent home. The soldier Is attributed loan NEWSY AND OTES. Mr. O. W. Harrington, who u- tire the Board of County to lake has made an efficient and will also give u-a good administration of- Mr. W. G. Little, who c his as el on the Board ago and the work is not new to him. lie will in i a g I'd Commissioner, Mr i. Mooring, the retiring Sher- has given county must see lent service, as has also Air. Mooring, it a under him. nearly d In i i has en i by dis- I there in i i to China for October as against month of off in this during the . to i item in an export reach; about cm On other band, .; in, Australia, India . I the Philippine Maud him i . their Import lean . nudities, this quarter for the year will probably . thrice the . an to years ago. in ii ed, baa made . ;, . r triumphs that of its trading nations. x. Dee. Then mas ear tows, Ami he win. lie the brewed natives and sine. back j And as well, The The N. Will . Longer Lite. here by haul are wale I All American will be from wood did from two In the next And pi t. her came hundred years. His i ; g ; health due in vast reforms in medicine, sanitation, food and athletics. lie will live fifty years instead livens be in suburbs. The city will practically be more. Building in blocks will be illegal. The nip from bin nice will require a few only. A penny the December Some Journal. It Among Israelites, to priests And officers of the synagogue, culled men. were pet They were good cart wanted A. t;. Cox Co. second grow lb white oak spoke.- wanted by A. U. Cox We are now offering our next yards of foot form fence at cents per yard. There is barb- ed wire the bottom. Winter- elite Wire Fence Co. now boasts of a school U worthy of the liberal patronage is get ling. Misses Bessie and Nichols Who been visiting ills returned home even- and are very mush pleased their visit. E. Green took in Chap el Sunday, besides many other FAREWELL SERMON. Cloe of Year- Rev. N. at. has finished his four years pastorate of the Methodist here, and preach- ed his closing night, a large being out to bear He preached excel- lent from topic of en- into the labors others and reaping where we have not sown. After the conclusion of the Mr. Watson gave some tics of his work here. The total number of members received into the church during four years was He said he did not have the exact figures of losses by re and death, but thought the total would reach about same number. The collections from all the four years was as follows; 1898, 11,821.00, 1899, Mi. Watson referred with pleas- are to the cordiality with which been greeted by all people in and said that nowhere had lit spent lour more delightful years I ban here. He asked the to treat his successor as If a Woman wants lo put heap en oil and on v. well she should already tuning should not lake Em opiates. disease they s add fuel lire she wood. throws that man wants gel peculiar to her sac. fuel lire r We away. She drugs and harmful They do rot check do rot cure lire. Female should be en by B ho has the el any if ii t ti-y be tin-- i he a p u f i I Ionic, which then Ricks I Wilkinson The Vitality of Values. Affairs. The new year of began Monday. There are but few in the administration the past year. O liar , , blessings. me past year, u . men let- was a member of the tor, of I ,,,, f is now heir . ., . . known probity. Their authority great. sere boom matters, of W . , . ,, , many us ten or new . and n and St. Paul , .,. ,. will within ninety days, lo nothing of our 111- to thorn in the 0th chapter iii first epistle to V r i verse, when he itches Christiana with Here .- the gentile-. if no person among them ho v. re capable of I hem. it says hi. there 1- a man j one that id be able i judge between the Indeed bad it been I'm in i damages suit for , , for there have 1-. . sac- r b able en Durham and his place on the Board Is by W. Little. J. Tucker was not present at this meeting of the Board, having r college to for treatment, which is more than half completed 1- L- Chair- besides the business that the are to be built. Just waits little O. W. J. we will be is a town and B. Cherry. Register Of Deeds; Surveyor Laugh- am a on join old eye A. Cos Mill too, one good to see. still paying highest prices for cotton seed. SEE l WASH- x. c. Dec, lib. Primitive Baptists are up their house on Market and no doubt the people of the street, painting, putting in seats county will commend Sheriff Bar- and when completed will De a for retaining him. neat and creditable building. The people can assured Washington Planing mill is the management of the affairs of Coroner, and several of township Constables, tendered their official bonds which were ac- oath of office ad- ministered. Sheriff Harrington his retained Leon Tucker, who w as Deputy under Sheriff Mooring, as his Deputy. Mr. Tucker has made a good and faithful Deputy, mile in Each. l j and mistletoe have the c ill . neither do they .- the between he hers become -1 r that will not attend If they keep on . nay both On i In tar. in The ion- the year The ii in .- . V el I prove power to delight. The I ready in band The Cum P sh i- i . E US I on of . e-. Hid-, at me inn 8- II the tin . four T ml bee ; a I . ors . . lo semi of me volume I , . . ;. . . I .- will i,,., ,. sir men 10-a clerk. v weeks, to of my lie 1901, as men. the i.,., room house. i III . I the man ho lies- i ill i- Impoliteness rude and is rued. All men, re g In . bits on I nail. one that gets from the ; inn a bright lie -1. -I. dealer bit re ii insane the milker frequently ac-1 H lire a few, any of them feel i a Ion I the J ,. ti girl of t hi s . is never III I be -1 11- the the Mil.; r- . owes little he'll , . I lo L . of P said Hot lo newspaper e- in try a led he face i . by have col- h . . . or tit th it In Us J again advertised to be sold. It is d being ed J. ft prop- and is advertised again. We of a case calculated to stir of pity in every breast. A resident of this man. lost his wife and a after he died. leaving children, three of whom tire invalids. Sound ii. hi the bridge Is done and ready for travel. Court this week. ninety State charged with nearly crime may be mentioned, from, murder, rape, arson, lo petty Won't we have a bill pay. stock for a knitting mill has subscribed and the charter Is expected by every mail. It ill require much II. to inn it in as a house suitable for Hint purpose is at command of tell anyone f the mill those who have mi-iii be ashamed hack out. arc trying to back the county is good bands. ii of the A. ft X. C. is doing a great deal for the rood. New warehouses depots built at and Goldsboro, and oilier have been Bade, Another passenger train was put on Saturday morning. We have two trains each way every day great convenience to the people. The train just put on in., re- turning arrives at at p. m. is made the schedule of the old passenger train. Pros Press. If Atlantic Coast Line, apple, i. inn of here, would do some. thing like the above for it WOUld be doing ought lo do and what the service on thin road needs. . it i it. . r and by away i m and i drain my, ha in men a It the t n won per i. any -tore, f I for our book, The Co. Gt. The first question in the minds of people now a days, who have money to spend I trade at such and such store can I feel assured that for every dollar spent I shall receive In exchange a full hon- est dollar's worth of To this question this store answers emphatically YES. One of The Vital Principle of this business ,, and will be VALUE GIVING. We Bank on Ml Court. Mayor J. has disposed of the following eases in his court since last White, drank lined one and costs, William Webb, drunk and dis- orderly, lined one penny and costs, 1.06. Chas. drunk and dis orderly, using vulgar and pro- language, lined one penny and costs, Carter, rioting and disorderly and assault, lined 11.00 and Costs, 14.55. Win. Harrington, riotous and disorderly assault lined and costs, I. Laura Button riotous and disorderly conduct and assault, Button guilty, lined one penny and costs 13.36. Gotham guilty. Ed. Randolph, drunk lined one and 3.21. Richard Craft, drank and fined one penny and costs, 2.21, Success Possible A series of in The Mail Journal periodical exclusively lo the act of deals with the great bus- this country made possible only by newspaper advertising, In- stances enough have been cited to prove right kind of newspaper advertising and plenty of it Continuously will work won- even articles of or no value and making great fortunes for Without newspaper publicity that are value and desirability remain unknown and, Of course, the honesty of our merchandise. You may bank on receiving honest for your money every time. If wrongs creep in will them for you. Store Claims your attention this time. We have some plain talk for you on DRESS GOODS. CLOTHING, SHOES, WHITE AND FANCY GOODS. Your inspection is cordially invited. We have many new things to show you that were bought in the late season an low prices. KICKS THE AMERICAN MONTHLY OF In jiving In lb It; com current Not UM a , , y . sis In who r. to ., V. to In and Urn In We i . Income. Make i lot a you- h u to w i term.-, m I, copies, and working Then 1- II I, lo approach a n . c .- . are easily is active Hon . Matt once, naming your ,, . t; or COMPANY. Now cir,. A CHEAT When a man throws away rum is usually the power behind the thrown. Hitter l Insane. The coming will be to make larger pro- visions for insane of the Slate, is in- adequate and there iii ten ices were held Jails and homes who ought In be iii Slate Hos- have more that church has not arrived. Ii and some was observance of the a The State owes the arm of witnesses ding court, We h they may not break, they have to pay. 1.1 i and lake hospital room too a mouthful. In various churches, Presbyterian. pastor where it these in to provide hem. is to be men full to derive any iii goo i thing -imply ,. ,., to advertise It. lass. , . Ink. W- II. bad a serious bleak down at bis mill, so n be bad l, get a w. it. t is putting the in new steamer N is refitting his on -1 reel. John White, of Green who employed near Kin- one the logging camps, while drunk Saturday night had stolen from the he Free Press. hoped North Carolina, with her . wealth and taxes not forget p m . , dependent on , Carolina UPS COMPANY EVER SOUTH ATLANTIC LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY- RICHMOND. VIRGINIA CAPITAL SURPLUS PIANO AND ORGAN SALE BY THE Ned A very, an old colored man. died at n Friday and was burled Saturday by the white pen. ; pie of the town, who will creel a monument over his Ned had beer, a -launch Democrat for the last fifteen or twenty years, and from Ibis fact own race would have nothing to do with ECONOMICALLY MANAGED THE SOUTH'S MOST SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MEN. PRUDENT INVESTMENT. GOOD DIVIDENDS THE PRODUCING AGENT GETS THE PROFITS THAT IN OTHER AGENTS AND MIDDLE-MIN. TERRITORY GOOD MEN BEVERLEY B. NEWTON It 1.1 AN CO T AND CONTINUING Days Only. U e will make the moat reduction prices ever attempted in piano trade this or any other city in America. This price reduction will our including the high grade Gable, Kingsbury and Wellington Pianos. We believe n piano sold and placed in your home is the beat ad- we can pet; and in order to place of our high-grade Hanoi with you, we have decided to make pi ices that will brine Quick buyers. purchasing a during this sale, you buy direct from manufacturer, thereby saving all middle This sale will be conducted by Mr. W. A. CHANDLER, , who is Cable's representative in North Carolina. Terms reasonable at any lime during the sale. We have secured the store second door above The public is cordially invited to cull and examine our Hue of THE CABLE CO., Attracts your attention when- ever you meet him. He is Greenville this fall, take considerable of the credit for this condition of affairs. Ask the man if we are not to this honor. Never before of this establishment have we carried such a complete the history assortment of ii The K as we have this fall. Our customers tell us this, and they are certainly to We have everything that Is the rage New York, a visit to our will give you a complete of all that is new and in the fashionable world. regard to our prices We know that you will utter a word of complaint. Drop in when a little time, we want to see you. WM THE KING EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If there in margin of this paper it so to remind you that you owe Eastern for and we request you to settle as early as pas- We need what YOU owe us and hope you will keep us waiting lot it. This notice is for those who find the cross mark on their paper LOCAL REFLECTIONS. Partridges, by W. C. Greenville. N. O. New Goods, Figs, Raisins, Nuts, Citron, Mince Meat, Pork Sausage at S. M. Schultz. The merchants who want the Christmas trade should be looking after their advertisements. All three of the policemen were out nice new uniforms day, and they looked very spruce. New lot of Parker Fountain Pens and ladies pearl gold pens, j what you for a Christ- mas present. select one quick. Reflector Book Store. In a few days M. D. will be displaying her holiday goods. This season she will carry a beautiful line of and jewelry from Mahler's Sons, We have not been sending out statements to owing sub to and marking papers just for the fun of the thing, and we again ask who owe us to please come on scud us th e money. Director of the Mint, Roberts, predicts an output of gold next year. If this thing keeps on they will lie moving to demonetize gold and make silver the royal money ton Star. Coming- Hack. Harry Company had another largo audience Tuesday night, and there was witnessed the best acting that has been seen here this season. There Is no doubt about having a good company of artist's, they so delighted the people that a re- quest was made a en- here. likes to be obliging, so agreed to come back and play here Friday and Saturday and also give a Miss Villa an opera who has just joined com- will make her first appear- with them Friday night. Farming. J. Nobles tells us a colored tenant on big place this year a one horse crop, raised bides of cotton, barrels of corn, besides Iii- smaller crops All Men The Board of County re-elected J. W. Smith as Superintendent of the County Home. They also elected J. A. Harrington as Standard Keeper L. W. Lawrence at Keeper of Greenville bridge. Verdict The suit that was trial at Oxford last week, was the topic of interest throughout the State. Rev. J. T. sued Dr. J. C. president of College, for de- of character. day afternoon the jury gave a verdict for took appeal. Bishop's Visitation. This parish greatly enjoyed the visit of Rt. Rev. A. A. Watson, Bishop of the Diocese to St. Paul's church He preached and administered Holy Communion en Sunday morning, and at the run service a class of ten persons was continued. We arc glad to note that the church is making such good progress under the min- of Rev. F. Harding. Military The Greenville Light held a meeting Friday afternoon elected the following 1st. R. Corey. 2nd. K. New uniforms were also to the members at the meet- Capt. Carr tells us the com- is now lo condition it has been at all, Read This We have taken great care in growing the most improved bright White Stem Orinoco, the Broad Leaf Orinoco are the most reliable grown any section. Every man the cast, who cultivated this kind will average from to per cent more any other Mr. Manifold, at Ayden, says that his Orinoco will bring dollars more per acre than any other kind grown on same land. Martin people are Orinoco and coining money, You will these for sale Dr. and Ir. Bryan's Drug storm and store in each sec of county package. T. A Co., N. C Miss Mary Alice returned this morning from a visit to Kin- Bishop Mrs. A. A. Watson arrived here evening and left this morning. H. B. Harris and J. F. King have moved into Leggett house on Dickinson avenue. Miss Alice Button, who had over to to see her parents, returned this morning. R. Carroll, who has vis- A. left this morning for Henderson. Miss Tripp and little sis went lo Winterville Saturday evening to visit relatives. Miss Chadwick, who has been J. T. Matthews left Saturday evening for her home W. B James has stopped keen- boarding house on Dickinson avenue and moved into the T. M. Hooker house In South Greenville. P. W. Mahler, of Raleigh, who has here a few days with a line of silverware and jewelry, left this He tells us he took several nice orders while here. Tuesday. l, WOO. J. R. Moore went to Burg aw to day. L. Moore went to Rocky Mount today. H. S. Hardy left Monday after- noon for Richmond. of is here attending court. Mrs. W. H. left this morning for Wilson to visit friends. W. F. Harding has moved into the Cherry House on Third street. II. B. Hardy, of the Raleigh News Observer, came this morning. Rev. N. M. Watson has gone to to attend the N. C. Con- K. B. Moore, of Washington, was here today way to Confer- at New Bern. Miss Margaret returned Monday evening from a visit to Rev. A. J. Moore, of came in evening to visit his son, L. I. Moore. Rev. J. X. Booth left this morn- for to attend the Baptist State Convention. Miss Bessie Henderson, of bury, arrived Monday evening to visit Miss Pattie Skinner. Miss Mabel Bawls, of who has been visit Miss Pattie Skinner, returned home this morn- Bar. B. Bradley, of came in Tuesday evening to visit of J. H, South Greenville. Mrs. Mary B. Goodrich, Hen- arrived Monday evening to visit her daughter, Mrs. J. Meadows. Harry company left this morning for Tarboro. Mrs. L. V. Morrill, of Snow Hill Is her father, Dr. W. ML B. Brown. Mrs. F Smith little, son, of Raleigh, are visiting It. L. Dumber. Mrs. I. Moore lei I Ibis morn- for Raleigh lo visit her Mrs. Spruill Mrs. Swindell left this for Raleigh to visit her sister, Mi's. Russ. Rev. A. J. Moore, of who be, n visiting his sun, L. I. Moon, left this morning. Charles of Charlotte, who had been visiting his Sirs. W. T. left this morning. Mrs. C. Tyson Miss An left this morning for Raleigh lo attend the Baptist State Convention. Did You Think WE SOLD Dry Goods Only If so, yon are wrong. We carry Stock of FURNITURE of any house in Greenville. The upper floor immense store is just with i and Carpets. Anything you want, whole suits or odd pieces, we can furnish. We can fit up any room your house at Bargain Prices- BIG Men Suits, Men Boy's Suits. Styles, Best Workmanship. Our Special Clothing, Dry Goods and Notion Bargain Sale at down prices goes right on mill crowds are daily taking advantage it. E. Greater and Grander Bargains Offered Daily. These Goods are All New. No Old Stock on CLOTHING Men Suits the and 0.00 quality, Sale Price, gO Men Suits the 4-00, 5.00 and 0.00 quality Sale Price-, Men Suits the 8.00 and quality, while they hist Suits quality, Sale Price, M Boys Suits the and quality, Sale Price, on idles Coil Suits, Tailor Mads Silk the All Wool quality now no I Am Now in The Northern Markets the third time this looking for bargains my trade. will be especially prepared to supply your NEEDS, and at prices that cannot be touched elsewhere. Big; New Store. Open Nights, Greenville, N. C

mm p- Attention Farmers I am now offering you one of t most of DRY GOODS. SHOES, MATS. PANTS, V F. POCKET and TABLE at very reasonable prices. My line of which is the standard of am market ore fresh and cheap. When you to tow n again m a trial. ms ill k LETTER in Behalf of In For Insane Blind Jas Point Means 1-4 Cent per pound more for your COTTON THAT IS WHAT GET OS THAT WE MM FOR YOU. We have just established Greenville one of the equipped Gins to be found in Eastern North solicit your We torn the beet cotton you can g I anywhere our charges are BRING I'S it HOOKER, N. C. I U. Hector. Dee. no followed by any political party has more suffering and heartaches the dominant in for the past several by dealing with our charitable So matter now closely the coin- have pared down the, I i has always me close listed, stingy, email Aleck who will stick up his jack in the box head and and ask fur in. And when the jails of scores of counties in both the east hold the blank minds and tortured bodies chains people- children of the Car- who have a right to be prop cared in one or the other of our hospitals for the Insane probably cured who are confined to a fate than death because there isn't room, or if there is room the appropriation has been made so small cannot be clothed and fed there. Ii is outrageous, it's inhuman I bee the reports more than BO per cent, of the patients who are sent to Dr. I. Eli- by, superintendent of the hospital for the insane at Raleigh, are cured. Perfect Health. the system i-i perfect t i . it use I Tuft's r They r the bowels and A Vigorous Body. For sick headache, malaria, constipation and km- d i an absolute cure Liver FILLS New vi Fresh to tat. Pancake Hour, Wheat. Cracker Meal, Hominy highest grade Mason Cracker, Wafers. Pickles, sod u i canned have ever before. S. New Home Sewing Machines IN IN PIT COUNTY If you a see me at Hooker's store, or write C. TO CREDITORS. Th buying before the Superior Clark I'll mi the Last Will and Testament of W. It. is given to all persons i-t- cl to the estate lo make immediate to the all having claim.- against estate die same payment on or before the day of October, or this nonce will be pit ml in recovery. This lad day of October, A A. of W. It. . ATLANTIC COAST LINK RAILROAD CO. CONDENSED SCHEDULE TRAINS jut . Leave w. Mount Leave Mount LOST, W Ar NOTICE. Lr Wilson . .- . . The will fell lion on the day of December j B. J. in j Leave Tarboro r Mullet Cattle, lion hold Kitchen Furniture. Cotton Hay. Harness, Wagons, Cart, Nut- etc. Ca-h. W. , of At It., same lime and place will rent to the Mental Udder for the year 1901. the It. J. home place and Ashley W. for heirs law of B. J. Wilson. PERSONAL BALE. Dec. 27th, 1900, home place, miles from Greenville, will sold ill public auction to I he highest bidder for a . i bones, mules, bogs, cattle, carts, wagons, buggies, farm implements, nun, fodder, house hold and u organ, etc. Among the stock are several line at Dr. s hospital in ,,,.,, ., ,,,., N. C-, THE PUBLIC A COMPLETE K OF General Merchandisers from to purchases. I all limes a foil Hue of Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes, Groceries, Tobacco, Hardware, Farm fact anything you want about your household o farm I can furnish at Bottom Price Se buy Cotton and All K.- r Produce and pa; market prices, me. I a I your pat- and will treat you right every you come to ray re, a good The Victor safe is made in sill sizes con- for home, and general Every side soil with n to lire proof Prices in L. SUGG, N. C. f I . S I M Mt. about per cent, are dis- charged as cured, I believe there are hundreds of year who are denied Ibis one chance their lives to lie restored to their right minds, instead are bound chains, man; of them, and thrown Into the common count for life, of course. Others are kept by their lies at home as they canal- ways a source of heartaches, eases of fear every case denied the skill of these splendid specialists who might cure most of under proper In a few months. And I see it announced principal the Asylum for the Blind here that, there are ample accommodations now for all e would come, so far as room is concerned, be has been forced to deny give no- that no mote poor blind child- can come one place in all Carolina where can secure an the appropriation U w small . i more i an supported. Ami SO loom- remain vacant the sightless of these poor children are lifted towards Heaven with the mule upon their voiceless oh Lord, do our and blood treat us Aye, Ask the little soul numb nil who objected to an add plate Ask j whom he geared oat the manliness they have exhibited when the crossed stock Any of above articles will be sold at private sale before if desired. O. M. Si St Si y. a H AM pa m am r at a t a ii H at s, r, t it t to r v. n to I in i is AM ; u PM AM PM f-i- Si Si i kS xi AM PM r as It IS, H SI i as n as AM A M is a it ii r M as s n i. c i i- i so to n u ii t tie S It in all the lo In par of Cotton, Hones, Mules. Mi Ion ii p leaves p to. arrive pm, Division Main Ion ii n p leaves p m, San Sanford kl or i k i i The following is a the of meetings of the Board of Com- for county, each hath attended, of miles allowed for for the fiscal H. L. For IT days 11.00. Fur 1.00. For miles at Total Wholesale and retail and Healer, paid for Hi Fur. Cotton Seed, Oil Turkeys. Oak Suits, Ba- by Carriages, Co Cart-, Parlor Baits, Tables. Safes, P. Ax Meal Key West American Can- lied Cherries, Apples, Pine Apples, Jelly. Milk, Flour, Sugar, toffee, Meat, Soap. Lye. Magic Oil. Cotton Meal Hulls. den Oranges, Apples. Nuts, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Currents, China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware. Cakes and Macs Butter, Machines, other Quality Quantity, Cheap tor cash. Come to see me. ALLOWED W. For Am ad Cora, at For a at 26.00. Tor lb mile 1.0 Tl a Com. For at p F r miles Be. G o m leaves Ben- mm. a m, H m, HOM a rive leave p m, Hope Mill p n p m. Maxton IS p ; arrive- p at with train at Carolina at Bed with at with the Air Line and with the Durham AM Train on M IT p m. S ; leaves W in. arriving at . am. dally Trains no leave W-- It a m. arrive i a m mi pin. leave Parmele . I m, am and Train Tarboro Sunday m. Sun-lay p m, arrive C leave Sunday, day . N. i am. Train on Midland N C born dally, except Sunday. m a m. m. S TROUBLES AND DISEASES CURED Johnston's Sarsaparilla and Suppressed Ir- regularity, of the change of life, in matron or maid, all find re- lief, help, I., in-at and cure in JOHNS- TON'S SARSAPARILLA. it la a real panacea for all pain or headache about Hie top or back of the head, Pain la the left aide, a disturbed condition of digestion, palpitation of the heart, cold hands and feet, and irritation, sleeplessness, muscular weakness, backache, Irregular ac- of the heart, of breath, abnormal discharges, with extremely painful menstruation, scalding of swelling of feet, soreness of neuralgia, uterine displacement and catarrh, and all those symptoms and troubles which make the average man's life so miserable. co. SOLD BY OLD DOMINION LINE SERVICE leave ton daily at A. V. for Green Villa, leave Greenville at P. M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at A. M. for Tar leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays. s a ml Saturdays at A. M. 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. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. C. J. Greenville, N. C. Total Total Train on Nashville leave at v a p arrive lie I I II SIB, leave II a in. arrive at Ki Mount I. . ;. ;. in .;., If, Train in leave. Warsaw tor Clinton dully, except I p m. at ft am pm. Sn made. Wei don for all point. dally, all rat. H. If. Pass. Agent J. It. KENLY, Manager. T. M. ager Stats of T. It. Moore, of Com- the county aforesaid, certify that the true doth appear of record in bit of- under my hand, and the f at in this b day of T- B- Clerk Com. for County. PILLS Restore Vitality. and Lo of all or . and A and PILLS builder. pink to l restores of By nil for nave vole down IN J. W. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging, Ties and Hags. I,,,,, . c BUSS vs the in the above action will take nut ice. has been Court of PHI, scare i of now existing be- tween Plaintiff the Defendant Is to appear before His Honor. at the December term of Court which convenes on l-i answer or lo the of lbs or the relief therein will be mated, of Nov. Clerk Attorneys. BROS. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers Brokers Cot I. n. Grain and , , t. . . x- i in stock. ions. Wires to ,, to flicks New Orleans. NOTICE. have out my entire mercantile .- in . and Laxative. fever and all malarial and n tr For -a Harrington, Barber 6-99 was taken. In Heaven's name l say it i, gentlemen of the Gen- no not fol- low in the example for Of Oran-. . tor t In low iii me example set the last several . i i . , bond to In or by at I COUNTY s WOOL HAVE APPOINTED THE MEDICAL. CO. Jackson t r by L N C humanity and charity, and lie yourselves and to while you mete out the justice which these dependent wards of our Stale ask at your hands, and have a right to demand. Vote to I ho asylums Hie in- sane and Morganton and in those for the and the deaf-mutes, . .,,, I.-1 Allot II- ii Morganton funds to I operate them SO OS Impair Dry Goods; Notions, useful.-., and thus remove Do know We sell cheap this miserable I from the bee of prosper- and humane commonwealth, the d i Rooks In Pitt We handle books designated on the Mai tor the schools can supply what-1 over need. We also have COPY rOOKS and . . , . j ft mi's car . , lien elates, wilt . m. i , . . , i i. A mil N c ft. I abort for , Lit r I via ii i in I wt . tit- arc . . .-- . I, i In ire Ami r fit u d i , . to., baa Our i Store. Ho Cheap CHILL per bottle. Cures Chills Fever, Malaria, Night Sweats grippe. Money I tack if it No other good, the kind with the Bed Cross on the label, Sold and guaranteed by Wooten, Bryan and druggists. The Ann of T, P. Co. this day dissolved ship by mutual e in T. Christman having the interest of J. F. in the All Indebted- of the will be paid by T. F. and all accounts due must he paid to him. day of November, T, F. J. F. Cash Store Having purchased interest of J. F. Evans the grocery heretofore by us, I wish lo announce that I will con- the at the stand on Five Points. I desire to thank ail who have favored the with their and a of the same with promising to do all my power In every patron with fair mid goods, T. K. Tho One Cold Cure. hi -.- lured Ker. us.- a, i j. i Wilkinson, sad transferred the same tin in this date. v II settle nil former and the are payable to me. will be glad for all owing me toe sue forward nod settle at once. This Mb day of Nor. II. It the best- of II. SI. will continue the of It Wilkinson lo carry on former room. We will carry a line of dry goods, so shoes, kc, and respectfully solicit the patronage of Mr. customer, as that of our own friends public generally. Kicks, U. L. LAND SALE. By virtue of the and invented by at term 1900 of Court, la the entitled H. T. against K. others, on the Clerk's of the Superior Court in Docket Docket No. pages Ai Trustee therein, will expose to public sale, before the court House door In Greenville, on Monday the 7th day of 1901 Mon- day the 1.1 of January term 1901 of Pitt the following to wit; one tract in Pitt, lbs binds of II. Mills, W. L, dark, land whereon the said E. Dixon n on tho north side of Co. being as land by E, from II. A, deeded to said Dixon by his fa- John Dixon I in the win one and Identical conveyed In trust, as appears in loot .-,, MS, and II. Hooker. Kb Is-. Terms cash. N. C. Cotton Bagging and Ties always on i Fresh goods kept constantly hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. DEALER IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de and price.- as low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. I J. L ;,, pus -ll, 1-n -DEALER IN- A GENERAL LINE OF Also a nice Line of Hardware. SEE ME. J. B. PATENT I mod. I, or photo. CO. -t .-H-. FOR The Eastern Reflector ii ii D. J. EDITOR TRUTH PER W VOL. XIX. GREENVILLE, PiTT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, II 1900. NO Sol -AT- COMMISSIONERS. Proceedings of December meet- The Board of County new fiscal year on the first Monday this month. The usual pauper orders were issued claims for general purposes were allowed. At o'clock the new Board with the exception of C. J. Tucker who was absent, qualified R. L. Davis was elected chairman. T. R. Moore, Register of Deeds elect, presented his official bond with S. T. While, F. Hart, W. E. Proctor, R. A. Tyson and sureties, which was ac- and the oath of office ad- ministered. The former bonds of D. O. Moore Clerk Superior Court, were exam- and deemed amply sufficient. O. W. Harrington, Sheriff elect, tendered his official bonds with J. O. Proctor, W. E. Proctor, B. F. Patrick, J. A. K. J. Ii. Galloway, T. Tyson, G. M. Tucker, M. Moor Oscar Hooker, R. W. King, J. G. D. R. L. I. Moore, Perkins, J. R. Davenport, R. R. Fleming, John M. Cox and T. C. as which were approved and the oath of office administered. J. D. Cox, Surveyor elect, his official bond with A. O. Cox as surely which was accepted and oath of office administered. J. B. Cherry, Treasurer elect, tendered his official bonds with Jesse Cannon, J. B. J. G. Mooring, ax sureties which were accepted and the oath of office ed. J. A. Harrington, keeper elect, his official bond with J. R. Smith J. A. Davis as sureties, which was ac- and of office ii Baker, Constable elect of township, tendered with G. II. Little, of the Home for the Aged on same terms as here- L. W. Lawrence was appointed Keeper of Greenville bridge at US. per mouth. G. Little was appointed com to Greenville bridge. Cornelius M. J W. E. Stocks were exempted from poll tax for W. G. H. A. Blow- were appointed as commit Ice to ex- reports of the various officers. The Sheriff was ordered to place two stoves in the jail and have windows repaired; also lo confine prisoners in cells at night, and not to allow at time more than two in the passageway. J. B. Cherry, Treasurer, and Superintend- of Health, filed their monthly reports. Lands of Woodie township were reduced in value from to 1500, Ordered that B. F. Tyson's claim for taxes paid on laud at Sheriffs sale lo 1898 be allowed. at. K. Ewell was released taxes on solvent credits j charged. G. E. Jackson was released from taxes on charged. C. Coroner elect, his official bond with T. M. Hooker and J. L. en is which was accepted and the oath of office administered. A for a new road from to the Tar road across the lauds of J. K Carroll and was filed. As was mentioned sonic days ago the Legislature to meet next month will be confronted with the great of how to get more taxes, as during the year, which ended last, the excess of disbursements over receipts was There will certainly a pressing call for more money for the public schools. I which and B. R. Fleming as sureties S ,, d which was accepted and the oath k to have at of office administered. There are three Connections Made. BUt Saturday, Dec. 1st, Mr. F, of the Henderson and and Telephone Com- completed made the final connection by which long lines of Henderson Telephone with those of the Interstate phone Co., at Wake Forest as a result of which direct is now offered with a large number of N. O. cities, among which Durham Haw River, Burlington, Greens beta, High Point and The completion of the Caro- and Virginia Telephone Com- circuit from Louisburg to Rocky gives connection with Spring Hope, Nashville. Rocky Mount, Greenville, all intermediate On Nov. 19th the Carolina and Virginia Company also finished its line to Chase City and opening service to a number Of Virginia and Carolina points. All these circuits are full copper wire and the service over the same is perfect. The completion of all these new lines gives us direct telephone con- with over North Caro- and Virginia and the enterprise of gentlemen who have linked together this great number of places, make it possible, as it were, to step the offices and homes of people with- out leaving one's desk or fireside is certainly deserving of success. Henderson Herald. THE PEOPLE, FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS OF PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. We arc still in the forefront of the We offer you the selected line of General Merchandise Joseph Constable elect of Content township his official with J. R. Smith and W. B. which was accepted the oath of office J. It. Galloway, Constable elect of township, presented his official bond with M. Cox J. K. as sureties, which was accepted the oath of office administered. Mi. Bullock, Constable elect of Bethel township, tendered bis official bond with A. Ward and S. M. Jones as sureties, which was accepted and oath of office ad- ministered. Robert Newton, Constable elect of Falkland township tendered his official bond with J. L. Fountain as sureties which was accepted and the oath of office administered. Jason Constable elect of Farmville township tendered his official bond with B. A. way, M. L. W. H. Moore as sureties which was ac and oath of office ad- ministered. Charity II. H. Tyson and Mills Rollins were added to the pauper list to per month each. Wilson, G. N. Warren, J. T. Bullock, J. B. Smith, T. S. Moore and J. J. Moore were re- leased from tax for L, N. Edwards was release from taxes township ho to on land erroneously charged. driving F. M. Smith was released of this country as taxes on erroneously of driving out China. But Mark would not scalp one, run hot Into them and all that sort of Star. ways of raising more taxes; one by increase of assessments of all proper, another by taxing rail- roads more either in general along with other property or else by a tax receipt-; a third by an inheritance and legacy tax and a tax on oysters which will really amount to something. If one will take the trouble to ask the State Auditor about the general taxes he will no doubt be told that property is not taxed at more than two thirds of its actual Value. The investigation of tax assessment case now in progress appears to have well confirmed this statement. A preacher testified that his farm, worth was assessed at only A great of properly escapes correspondent Char- Observer. Creating Trade. If a merchant were to close bis store suspend business every time trade lagged he would rightly be branded as a Simpleton. And yet in what essential would he fer from the advertiser who stops advertising for the same reason One sells goods by means of spoken and other by means of printed; their object is identical. It should be plain to the crudest understanding that the time to bid most aggressively for trade is when trade seems most elusive. The alert storekeeper, instead of wait- for something to turn up, turns up something. He changes his Window display and show cards, offers particularly tempting values employs every device suggest- ed by a nimble wit to transform dullness activity. He is bold persistent, and therefore in most instances wins his way. as faint -hearted means failure, so faint-hearted ad- spells defeat and and Haber- Weekly. John Scott, of Randolph comity, West Virginia, claims to be the head of the heaviest family the United States. The combined weight of Mr. Scott, his wife and their eight sons is pounds an average of 8-0 pounds each. The sons, who jointly weigh over a Inn, born ill the i in which Mr. Mrs. Scott now live. to be found in any store in Pitt County. Well choice selections, the creations of manufacturers of America Europe. Seasonable all the year round, Spring, Summer Winter. We are work for yours and our mutual ad- vantage. It is our pleasure to show you what you want and to sell you if we can. We you the very best service, polite attention, and the most liberal terms consistent v. a well established business built up strictly on its own merits. When you come lo market you will not do yourself justice To produce the best results in fruit, vegetable or grain, the fertilizer used must contain enough Potash. For sec our pamphlets. send them free. .; . i The bill to be Introduced in Congress was by Representative of Indiana, for the Sit o The of Ibis paper will be pleased to learn there is at least one dreaded disease science has been aide to cure ill all it- stages and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cora is the only positive line DOW known lo the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and surfaces of the system thereby destroying foundation of the disease, and giving the pa- lent strength by building up the and assisting nature work. The proprietors have -i much faith in its curative powers, that offer One Hun- Dollars for ant case that it falls to cine Send for list of P. J. Co.; Props., Ohio. Sold by Druggists, Hall's Family Pills are the In-st. Goods and Notions, HatS and Caps, Silks and Dress Trimmings Jackets and Capes, Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths. Shoes. Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes. Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters. Saddler; and if you do not see our before buying elsewhere, of Remember us and the following lines of general merchandise, lives in Congress under the new census. It will be it re- commends a of four men for North Carolina, It is not thought that the reduction of representation in Southern States will meet with much favor. and there is little fear of the bill being passed. It provides an in- crease of membership to The following States gain Arkansas, one; Colorado, one; Connecticut, one; Florida, Illinois, two; Mas- Minnesota, two; Missouri, one; Jersey, York, y .;. Dakota, Pennsylvania, twos Texas, two; Washington, West one The following Slates Kansas, Louisiana. two, Nebraska, one. North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, one. Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar. Coffee, Molasses, Lard. Scud ts, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and Rope, Furniture. Headquarters for Furniture and everything line. We buy strictly for Cash, sell for Either Cash or on Approved Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Met it and Square Dealing. Your Friends, Ranges Chicken balM. For some lime the man over the way has been trying to get some to write a piece about the de- of chicken salad, lie says, they don't fix it as did when he was a boy; they don't cut up fine and put chopped up eggs and bits of pickles in it as they used to- They serve it in slices as big as your hand, of lettuce chunks of pickle a dash of then they call it salad. And he's Gradually he has learn- ed to protest over the borrow- ed French service that is slowly mining Southern cooking, but he, wants his chicken salad right and served the old-time as line sort of Observer. SECOND DAV. J, W. Smith was elected Super- a country is China the newspapers of Tor the inhabitants of the Ce- Empire are at present M newspaper, or only one for every If you stoves or ranges constructed upon scientific principles, which are economical, durable, convenient, as well as beautiful and artistic, look. for the January silt the will meet I; i a decided Dem- body. In the Senate there are Democrats, B Republicans and Populists, In House it Democrats, and Populists. The Pop have practically disappear ed, either merged Info the or to the old fold, It i- to be hoped that ii will prove lo lie a conservative, wisp, efficient and patriotic body, true to the people, themselves, They should see to it that education- interest in no respects shall suffer in their hands, Lei all be done for the education of the children of both races is consistent With the financial ability of white.-. Lei there be no and no avoidance duly. Wilmington Messenger. rite Heavens In The close of the nineteenth cent- i- marked by no celestial page- ant. Indeed, the heavens are more than usually bare, for all the outer planet-, except Neptune, are bid- den behind and the inner ones are all three morning stars. So morning the j we shall see those silent and eternal stars alone which present same aspect tons they did to I be sages of the East more than thirty centuries and the familiar lo stars gen- era when the book of Job yet even as in present times and even more ably far beyond reach lo us than in Amen can. A terrible explosion at Jackson Monday afternoon, com- demolishing Matt T. Ed- killing him and bis There was only one other person store at the time, 10-year old sou, who escaped with slight injury, This boy his little brother was playing about a keg of P that was on counter, and is supposed the child struck a match on or about tho powder, Timbers were blown hundreds of feet into me air and fell at some distance trade mark, which is shown upon every go n Stove or Range, and do no be deceived by worthless imitations and substitutes. lead all others in yearly sales and popularity, gold Exclusively by Then- are a good lo add happiness and sunshine to a in as travels through benighted vale of politics remarks Durham Sun, there 1- nothing soaks a SO lull calm and benignity as the I lie man on the bright side of everything. When fin grumbler dies, feels as though ii bus got a good Joke on the devil, but when man sun- shine the selfish rid stops for a and drops a fear on his grave The census returns of Texas s curious facts. For county has but lour residents, has twenty live; Andrews has thirty-seven; Lynn has seventeen, and thirty-six. Twenty-live other have populations of less than each. Some counties have no running stream within their borders, some are hundreds of mile- from a railroad, and others holly inhabited by prairie dog, jack rabbits rat in snakes, Tom county, the In the State, i- larger than the whole State Ohio, and has I inhabitants. cheapest -man is an in a good daily paper. -Printers ink. BAKER N. C. A man is necessarily bad simply bee iii-e be din- nit think a- yon do, may come to think as he does, the i you will be It is bet- to Judge a man by hi-, motive rather than by what he says thinks. A man who governs bis life by high unselfish a good man, no math r whether he is against or with hum Situ. Tilt fever is a bottle of Grove's Tush-less Chill Tonic. Ii Is simply I ion quinine in a tasteless form I No pay. Price NOTICE. All persons Indebted lo us are hereby notified they must Come forward and settle before the day of January, Patrick Dr. D. DENTIST, N. O. White Fleming store.