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I am BOW offering; you one of m complete lines of GOODS, HATS, PANTS POCKET TABLE at very reasonable prices. My line of is standard of any market are, fresh and cheap. When you DOOM to town again give me a trial. in n to lease, -w las. B. White. Get a good Safe The Victor safe is mail J all sizes for home, arm, office and general use. Every sale bill with guarantee to be lire proof range from up. L. SUGG, Greenville, K. SCHOOL THE COUNTY SCHOOL HAVE As one of the depositories for Public School Books in Pitt County. We handle the books d on the List tor public schools can supply what- ever you need. We also haw COPY BOOKS, slant and double ruled practice writing tablets, fool's paper, pens, pencils, date-, it.- crayons, colored crayons, inks boxes, soapstone pencils cent. plain lead pencils l cent. rubber tipped lead pencil l cent, a nice tablet with pretty cover cent, crayons, with metal hold- in nice wood box S cent. pencil, slate pen- and pen, and rule, all in nice wood box, r cents A great big wide tablet B cents Bottle of best ink on the market. cents. Copy books to in cents. White crayons, gross In box, S Good fool's cap paper per quire For the Business Man. carry a nice of -1 and -l.-rs. long day books, journals, counter book order books, draft and note k . For S People W have all kinds and box pa t ard an s. visiting it-. all I The i In- Senate branch of the passed s Mil to Increase the Governor's salary to We regret to see that then was contention yes- afternoon In the meeting of special committee of the, Homo on this subject. It had been hoped that the of j the Legislature would, in dealing with this matter, rise above the, plane of small politics and deal North Carolinians. another column of this paper is copied from The Raleigh Post the statement that the governorship cost Mr. Can his private means and has Judge Russell Governor Jams I had no family excepting his wife and boarded at s Raleigh, hotel, yet a friend of Mr. soon after the expiration of this gentleman's term of office, told the writer that be had to borrow money to pay his debts before leaving Raleigh. We arc con scion of the Indelicacy of printing a statement of this kind, but it i- about a public matter. We were aware, before the The Post print ed of the drain of the governorship upon the private fortunes of Mr. fair and Judge ell. Judge Russell has this wick given the a- lo himself. The cost if living increases con- and every year the de- upon tin- parse North Carolina grow. The of the continuance of his will lie lo shot the door of the executive office ill of every poor man and every man of moderate for no man who has not or to pay for the honor can it. It would not lie agreeable lo see a Governor dodging collectors, or even ling I hem when had bills against him which he could not The increase fixed by the Senate little enough; little. We cannot doubt when bill gets out of the House, will pass it no grudgingly and without quibble Charlotte Observer. The Famous Parker Pen TO MAGAZINES. Jew. Then- i- a Jew In the city probably one lint has ever b Been in Durham. His name is Samuel and be bulls from Africa. speaks, it is said, the pure Hebrew language and in all including the Yiddish and Patois of tin- can speak ten I He Hint he is religion, was that religion from infancy, be and In people have spoken language for generation-, lb- p but en Ugh on Jew says that years he has been on a boat ran from Liverpool to Finally 1-ft the boat Norfolk I to live in the States. In Raleigh he received aid and came on here, where be It . help. He that i i- going lo locate in here he Intends lo lo work live I he remainder of his life. attraction, and mi among the He- brew- of the city Her- And when it comes to The Reflector Office Can't Be Beat. COUNTRY. mill and smeller of the I a Hold Extracting Col., their for an eight-hour day and , i . I iii a traveling ; . nil Ii i in Maiden bane, N, . vita held in hall, charge in a by In I building of Boston Library, exceeded in only College of Physicians Surge I.-, and the Nil-, York Ai of Saturday. A proposal Incorporate a fit j I of the Island 1.1 -I made to Ii , . on Charier Haw Legislature. The j -ill have an men I square miles. Don't pretend to be fond of books unless yon are. Funny from false tense and false lovers have trapped. too A Ionian who suffer is de- tested . Don't Insist of your friend's wealth or position, that cheapens you. Glorify their ability, which is to your credit. Don't consider it smart lo lie All men of brains de- spite a-illy talker, and nice men shun them. like a Many books are prosy, more stupid and the rest At for convention Don't be There are mans kinds of queer creatures upon the face earth, but the most odious is a woman aping a man. Don't undervalue politeness. H has made a millionaire of a person more than once, an-l It wins respect. Don't wait until your friends are dead show you value their talents. Do Hatter, praise. snub or old persons. To do so, is cowardly. Go out of way to be kind to the help less. Don't pet an one time and abuse ii another. Animals have long memories. All I lip same Ibis does not lo go Into details to u l-.-i mistake you. that i- egomania. Don't he a poor of a great per son. Be and try to become somebody. The shortest sometimes carry the most w. It doesn't i a stingy person tube a close It doesn't t a generous man to give himself away. The bibulous undertaker never drink to a health. It's bad luck to break a mirror especially if it doesn't belong ti you. The chronic borrower usually manages to keep in touch with the public. Some people can't tell the truth any more actor can tell hi. real salary. No. Maude, dear, a prize that only lasts a doesn't re quire tin seconds. The boys who used to get Bibles every Christmas haven't ail turned out to be the en. You can't tell low rich a man is by the quality of thee cigars lie gives away. Lot- of people have more money I brains, and not very much money that. Von can catch a cold now without Leave out love and life would not be living. In pa. a compliment it i- not . to take a receipt. The dollar mark of mammon has become Idol of the people Scornful looks are the real eye The for gold is turns to stone the hearts of human kind. now they have discovered mat -all will prolong lite. Lit us all go into brine. ARE constitution undermined by ex- in eating, by laws of nature, or all gone, if so, I EVER DESPAIR Pills will cure you. For sick headache, dyspepsia, sour stomach, malaria, torpid liver, constipation, biliousness and all kindred diseases. Liver Pills an absolute cure. Norfolk, Va, buyers and Brokers in Stock. Cotton. Grain and ions. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. UP. A COW will unmarked, two oW, been in my field four notified to for and pay i K and of W. I. X. ;. Jan. S NOTICE. will be t the r town is, Mayor i. C 1901. w. win I ho hick n n can A with the l , I- I'll. art ii, .-I . v purr I y never i hum con- no Mil. ; .-r Main, mi. , I M III. J L N L. Pender, i N. C. I-Inc. Tin Hoofing, employed. All and work Re stocking of gnu Agent for Tho Oliver Typewriter mi B ST and fever is a of Tonic. It quinine In n tasteless form No Price NOTICE. Notice given that wilt be made to of North Carolina lo prohibit the of liquor two near tin- town N. C IX J. W. PERRY CO. Norfolk. Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging, Ties and Hags. Correspondence and shipments solicited, STILL AT FIVE with a good Mock of O c of meat, meal. Hour, sugar, coffee, cs. cigars Snuff, and anything found in a grocery store. Thank- you for your liberal patronage in and hoping by fair dealing to merit your favors in the future. I an fully, Arc You Hungry Your Appetite at the Carolina Next door to Everything New and Clean. Oysters, Gap-.-, Anything Good lo Eat. Regular l . Soup, kinds meat, kinds Vegetables, Bread, Coffee and sen, all for -.- cents, r. W. Wholesale retail Healer. Cash paid for Hides, fur, Cotton liar Turkeys, Egg, etc, Bed- steads, Mattresses, Oak Bulls, Ba- by Parlor Suits, Tallies, Lounges, Safes, and Gail t Heat Tobacco, Key West cheroots, American Beauty Cigarettes, Can- Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Apple-, Jelly, Milk, Flour. Sugar, Coffee, Heat, Soap, Lye, Magic Matches, Oil, Meal and Hulls, den Beads, Apples, Nut, Candies, Dried Apples. Peaches, Cm rent-, Glass and China Male, Tin and Wooden Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Hi -t Batter, Stand- ard Sewing n c Ii i n cs , and nu other goods. and Cheap for cash. to see me. Phone i in, Ono Day I I COld .-i II till, at i. cold ATLANTIC COAST LINE . I- Ar Li c ii , i it a at in u i V. Ar a i v Lt U ft Li VI ii la Ar IS Ar S indigestion dyspepsia biliousness and the hundred and one ills caused by impure blood or inactive liver, quickly yield to the purifying and cleansing properties contained in ART It cures permanently by acting naturally on all organs of the body. As a blood-cleanser, flesh- builder, and health-restorer, it has no equal. Put us in Quart Bottles, and sold at each. Michigan Detroit, Mich. Division Lint Train n; ton n s m, a f-f in. leave iii, arrive j m p m, Urn- B a m, Rod a m, Hone Mills a m, rive y Hope Mills n u, lieu p m, W p n with train with Carolina the at I Kith Air and Railway at Gulf with tin- Durham Charlotte on t Halifax p m. s. pm. R . a a, U am, at u i rt m. Wt-Mun am. dally Branch leave a in an I m m, a in leave i A t. . ; i . am Train it p m. IS ; i-i ; i. . rt m u i v S in mm, Train . C hi Sunday. A a a m. n i a in. leave i Kl a a m. p in, arrive U Iii a in. pm, II a m, H'M-w II II i, m. arrive at u i p dally Warsaw Clinton except m I pin. at am i ad vi p in. Train don all daily, ail MM. H. Pubs. Agent, J. B. Manager. T. M. Traffic Ma- Take Um OLD DOMINION LINE PILLS Restore Vigor and Core Impotency. Night all cir-a A nerve tonic and blood builder. pink -v to pale cheek restores tin- lip of Ii- for 12.60. with our bankable if ran tee to or refund the paid. Bead for circular Bad copy of our bankable STRENGTH PILLS I. i Results or Infinity. and the . f . f or By a box. for our bankable bond to cure In or money paid. A i . MEDICAL CO. Si Jackson CHICAGO, ILL. J L, N J Iv virtue of in me . in in a now in I'm A. Tyson, n. J. I. Mills. Hills and the other heirs in, iv i February, 1801, U before Court door in the to following described r land, I, ii. That certain tract the Moat T. Jolly land, the home tract of Jesse A. Ty- . scree more or and bring the Identical eight re of land Hint was conveyed by I,. P. in Lydia James, isle January SERVICE Steamer too daily at c A. M. fur Green- ville, leave Greenville dally If. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at A. M. for Tar- leave Tarboro for Greenville and Saturdays at i A. M. carries freight only. Connecting Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, York and ton, and for all points for the West Norfolk. Shippers should order freight Old Dominion S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Hay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Apt. Washington, K. . Greenville, N. IS V. Cotton Bagging and always on Fresh goods kept constantly hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will you. D. W. W, R, WHICHARD in- Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de and prices low as the lowest. market prices paid for country produce. The Commoner WILLIAM J. Publisher, Advance. One Year Mouths Three Sing. Copy So. No I raveling can are em- Weekly and will be sent together for or Tim Daily and The for payable in ad- in Hi l. j link of TO SICK ME. J. --.-- end BOOK ON PATENTS Washington, TOR- III The Eastern Reflector. D, J. EDITOR -AT- VOL. XX. GREENVILLE, COUNTY, N. C, JANUARY NO Have You Seen That line of Laces, Val, and Allover Insertions to match anything. M-wt Complete All we ask is look. We know that we cam please you. No foods. Welcome. Yours to please. W. T. LEE Advice to Colored N. C, Jan. j News reached here of an out B, P. W. Drew, pastor St. Baptist Church, New l a York city, and president of the Moody's National Employment Fleet Place, Brooklyn, was am. N. Y., arrived in the city a day and is engaged interesting Mrs. Brewer's of all the Wilmington I rt William II. white col- j a and farmer of in a general meeting the Fa, Chatham will he held either at St. Luke's or St. Stephen's colored church this city on Tuesday night, county.- My informant says that assault was made while Mrs. j Brewer was walking alone to the Close r, I ; The young people get too close to as they dance. It look bad, and is very improper. Young ladies should insist on men supporting their arm at right angles with shoulder, and not rest it on the man's It is all right to lie affection- ate, lint the place for it is not the ball room, it you want young man to hug you have him do it at borne and not a public hull where every you. Besides this, it is much more com- to hold or gen- at a distance. You can dance easier, and mote graceful. i Kan i Headlight. Carolina Year What the World Almanac is to the United Stales, the Norm Year Book is to North Cain Una. It contains the name and address of even public officer In North Carolina j the name and ad- dress of every lawyer, doctor, preacher; the heads of all and Ed Institutions; the or- of all Internal and r organizations; figures show- the State, county and city in a word, a mass of inter- matter carefully collated that is invaluable to those who wish to know anything about North Price, postage paid. cents, in board cover, Address Editor, N. O. J. B. Hi TO THE Oil FRIENDS CUSTOM OF PITT ADJOINING COUNTIES. are -iii i i i i the We offer you selected r i ill ; i ii General i m . in-, L, lure ii loll . lo he Inn in public On face measure i light in i i- fraught i i we hope that for peace and u be defeat. cl. i i place the average school i- not com- i teach II Bible, if . . . . i i ;. till and i bud ii i with lo Is . I lo . ., lure., fro u . standpoint Two hundred bushels of remove pounds of , soil. Unless this quantity i; returned to the soil, the following crop will materially decrease. kl about c KM of arc sen, WORKS, II to be found iii any store in I'm County. Well bought choice selections, the creations of the lies of America and Europe. Seasonable all year Spring, Summer Winter. We are work for yours and our mutual mid vantage. our pleasure to show you list you and to in other will sell yon if we can. you very service, polite d attention, and the most liberal terms consistent with a n. i pub established business built up strictly on its own merits. , , When you come you will not do yourself justice if yon do not our stock the lines of Goods and Notions. in the Interest of colored district people contemplating removal to Silas u the- North general and York city in particular. ed identified as the man who Drew sees an impending danger to emitted the deed. He caught . the wholesale ,. secluded and over- The special of people to the larger bar. A preliminary hear; the Slate Democratic Executive and will lecture upon its to have held Committee, for that purpose, has He has enlisted yesterday, but j Mil to govern primary of a number of the r nm , I elections North and a white ministers of the city they i of investigation. There was copy has been placed of each member of General Assembly. In view of the with the Senatorial primary, the bill is likely to cause consider- able discussion. In considering bill in this light it is well enough to bear in mind that the Senatorial contest was not a legal- primary. It should be noted, too, that the bill, us we understand it, does not make the holding of are expected to present make a few remarks anent the sub Star. Editors c i Plum The editors fared well at the bands of the Senate. Mr. A. London, editor of Chatham Record, was elected pro tern of the Senate; Mr. A. J. Max well, editor of the Anglo Saxon, chief clerk; Mr M. L. editor of the Hustler, Calendar clerk; Mr. W alter L. who was formerly connected with the Post, Heading clerk, and Mr. Yancey Kerr, editor of the Democrat, Assistant Engrossing clerk. That was doing the hand- some thing by the quill-drivers. News and Observer. Not To Be Interfered With. The most novel marriage record- ed was that of a young suitor in Lexington, Ky., who when the wedding hour arrived, found that while he was about curing the his sweetheart broke out smallpox. This did not stop him. He secured a preacher and two witnesses who stood at the window on the outside he took his place beside the bride on the inside, the ceremony being performed through an open Enterprise. talk of man, is a of a Mrs. Brewer who was out- raged murdered by a near X about two years ago. In that case was lynched within hours after the crime was committed. Assaulted By a Negro. Kan., January primary elections imperative, but Miss Eva Both, a well-know provides for machinery woman of this city, was holding primaries, so that i the Printer His Dollar. The printer's A dollar here a dollar there scattered over n inner small towns, miles miles apart. How shall they be gather- ed in f home; want- ed. Come in single die that we may. send you forth to battle for and vindicate our credit. Header, are yen sure you have not one of the printer's dollars stick- the of your I down and see If we are on south Broadway, a fashionable residence street of this city, at o'clock tonight by Fred Alexander who had followed her for twelve blocks. Alexander was arrested shortly after the and was taken to the of the Chief of Police. News of the attempted assault spread rapidly, in a few mo- the streets about the station were filled with a mass of excited to lynch if he could be reached The police, however, had placed him a hack and taken him to the Penitentiary at Lansing. Miss recognized her as and him to the police. Alexander has been ed by the police lately, as he is the suspected murderer of Miss Pearl Forbes, who was assaulted killed November three blocks west of scene of to night's at- tempt. Tom Watson, of Georgia, is thrifty. He isn't politics now, but is working i i bis profession, writing hooks, looking his farms, of which he owns half a down or more, in nil about thousand acres, out which he makes a year. Sensible man to get out of Pop. Star. i Caps, Bilks and Satin-. Dress minings Jackets and Tapes, Carpets, Mattings and Cloths. Shoes. Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes. Harness. Horse and Dusters, and Groceries. Flour, Meal, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses. Lard, Scad Is, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow fixtures. and Bone. Furniture. Headquarters for Furniture unit in that line. buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Hither Cash or on ed Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Your Friends, How's We o aid fin Dollars i Catarrh will be optional with the different political parties whether or not they will nominate their candidates by the primary method. If a primary is decided upon, then it must be conducted in conformity with the law upon the subject, if the bill Sentinel. Reflections a umbrella was made of one rib, like a woman, you would be able to shut it up. A woman never bears a new cute baby story that she doesn't tell afterward on her own child. always jars it man terribly when be wakes up after he has dreamed that his wife got married to another man. if a man only mi she wishes some one would teach him bow to save money to a girl, she gets a queer feeling where she thinks her heart is A woman who will admit I but her husband is man who ever proposed to her is as rare as a man who will confess he doesn't know lo play poker. NEWS. Happenings In North Carolina. Charlotte is going to put up 8-story building. A baud of alleged counterfeiters was arrested near High Point. Mrs. of Goldsboro, wife of the late Chief Justice Fair- cloth, has from her bus- baud's will. Spencer Blank in making bis arrangements lo go to Washington, turned over his law to a lawyer. A man under the Influence of whiskey was the train Lexington Monday. The last time he was sober he was heard to he hoped God would kill him if he got drunk any more. The Mount Roller Mills, near High Point, were destroyed by lire Wednesday night. The mills had a capacity of of a day. The State charters the Telephone and Telegraph capital H, A. London and others This was the the new Secretary of State, J. Bryan signed. a The who can't say any thing good of his fellowmen that A newspaper whose columns overflow with ads of business men has more at- i up a city or a town than any other agency that be T have a little religion, but no politics. I am a plain business general can light his battles He must depend upon his lieutenants, bis success de- pends his ability to select the man the right How much am I worth Ask my Most men too much. Much of my success has been due to keeping my mouth young man, who Wants to happily, should pick out u good mother and marry one of her daughters-any one men are There is no Mich thing a- can do nothing with- out brains to direct is the country Of the An American counts one long before bis lime to prerogative r and Sunday school is hot upon n union t and State. The id. a i- a i mischief. A w b Read Tills. Idleness i- the devil's n work- shop, and especially is this true boys. We e- feel for box hi to work, even if be to help make a tor and family; but we do pit the who has nothing to do, and whose parents are to him having to labor. The b who work and get II I dollar or even lei per week, i- of industry. It i- boys who begin the life that come successful men the i alien. The who waits until be is grown, or until he acquires an ed- before he begins to labor or learn a profession, is apt to in life handicapped and bis loss fortunate competitor who started in ahead of pay. a r in the hue work for live cents a week and a trade with habits application bus- lo do nothing and be supported expense of bis parents, boys, do something, he lie lined by Hall's Ob- I a r t I . . O. W .;. have known . . for the his- year.-, perfectly Hal lions and , able Iii carry out nude by their firm. . . hole- de Drug- I isl i, Toledo, O . a Marvin, ale Druggist, Toledo, O. a i., Cure is taken in- let ill-ell;, upon the blood and nine his surfaces of nice bottle. Drug. by iii Pill are the bes t a Pool of -i Farmer, Now this was u farmer, lie to low n with a load of line hog-land fell nice price they sold for he led upon cents worth of poor key and fell oil hi- wagon us In going home and broke bis neck, This was bad him, bad his family, bad for the parson bail Ins funeral sermon and bad for local editor who bad w rile tin- Hire lingers n or four era often make bud work on the IS change. Doing . f ii things I have been done in the face i in- of To Iii generals, lei lo Alps was From a l Hi,, winning of . Ire, a-impossible, and so were the great de, I- . I history thrill us most. We it impossible to walk tat i, on a rainy night with -line-, yd many an e has Mailed water and lain d.- week- without i it . cold. II our eating de- parts n hair's breadth Iron the routine we see nu hope of escaping ill -pepsin other ills. We were, some of us incredulous when we Hull president had proven his ability to live on cents a day. tired K i two years at of twenty- seven cents u week. When I'm in. mis crossing the plains i- recorded bis bill of fare many was fried mule, deviled mule, and bis lieutenant lived for a whole arctic Is and bad one in ball a of mi they came well in All these tiling- were lo the usually ac- them, we a, I. so willed i. ii real ones. Well, this is tough short half an- inch, I've got go out and kill a man to there is a knocker on the door, ed- adversity. putting on The Virginia-North ball Norfolk, Jan. At a meeting of North Carolina Virginia baseball men held here to night, a Virginia North Carolina League formed. It includes Danville, Norfolk, Newport News, Hampton and Too cannot be said In probation of so much of Governor inaugural address as re- lated to the subject of public ed- II he we ere poor to do a great many other worthy and almost necessary thing, but is certain that we are Too poor to stagger under two of the burdens from which the state i- sniveling. Our present mass of and the general Condition the public North Oar quite too long at foot of column of intelligence, and the id bid road- to who uses is too great to be longer Observer. One unique feature hi gin ion was the uniform of the outgoing and coining Slate to each other. Ill rode in Hie same carriages, on inaugural stand the old their they acted toward each other with the and Mrs. paid unlike l Courtesies and Mis. k, new occupants of the mansion This Would not hue been so ii workable If two had been of same . but ii ii notable, coming a- it due the bench eon tested in our And ii Is gratifying, Times, lite a i r of or i. . i . in North Carolina as i n s re- ion In Secretary Untie. Among former past- in ll-l we see the Hit of with a shortage of o, Carroll, United Stall marshal the eastern dis- North is return- ed is indebted to government n I In -inn -I. I .-. and suit. has iii a instituted lo recover that Sentinel. I In book i- often a Tin Iris

s- EASTERN REFLECTOR GREENVILLE, K. C. . J. WHICHARD, ASSEMBLY Entered at M Pout Office at Greenville. V. Matter. 1901. If it took o many allies so lone to make treaty, ho will take make live up to HI Governor Russell will go down history as the j Govern-r- He made the rep lion of turning more criminals out of the penitentiary than any Gov- the State has had. I procured a license ii appropriations car of and HI III far b allowed the Ship staled subsidy bill to be voted upon j w,. Th, n. that if he . dent the than he depart, Senator t. the Snip and his pleading, he was bride You. , pi river, who were the ones aimed appear lo be addicted to and jut by the threat, say they stand has;. pa-Ming of the and bu. Mia Orwell, detected that he bill M well as republic Sen had been drinking when hour can, that no action to lie- for marriage end his lo were without B young woman us doubt the decision almost crashed own heart, hut it ward measure by the Leans will their opposition to the Ship bill Secretary Root has to furnish asked A baud book, of the Washington Post almanac for 1901. is indebted to the publishers for a copy. Po a newspaper, the almanac is up with the times. has burned a at a Sow that the is be- ginning that it has no ex- acts cf savagery- will it not stop its foolish on cooperate with this Dud preventive crime that bring A it has been offered In lb home to pone day until April when the weather will be less conducive to similar amendments have been offered every in the last century with- out anything. So Governor previously in North Carolina made a liner speech II. that de- livered by Governor at his on Tuesday. His principal subjects were education lair elections, and he showed determination to fulfill his cam- pledges along these H for by a Congressional resolution. s , I This time It is the of better to sutler I . by now to have her-j self to a life of about which a of- every had the moral by Representative De At- by this one, and. of Mo. asked, that was re- ,, , , , fused, it was a man , inexpedient to make it public at drinks, much v Mr would be avoided. A woman House that he dangerous when ; m the given she places her life in the not making public of drunkard. It would a great for good it young women would not low men drink lo wait on them. The work of the Senate was very largely petitions and memorials. James, of Pitt, who had absent the first week, was present and took the oath as Sena- tor. Some of the bills introduced By To amend chapter Acts 1899, la to the enforcement of the separate coach or railroad law. By To revise the laws of North Carolina. By To prohibit the sale in By Providing for the Indexing, etc., of the Acts of By To appropriate for the maintenance of the public schools of, North Carolina. Ricks Wilkinson South Carolina has a law that lakes countries where lynching o liable for heavy damages. The bus been lo the crime Kansas, Ohio, New York, Colorado, slates ought to try this method and see if they cannot put an end to the disgraceful condition of affairs that exist their borders. A correspondent urge the Legislature to levy a las on The must want lo scare our lawmakers out of a growth, if there in anything n Mirth Cm Ins afraid the past, II is the dog. The can almost anything else, bill are afraid of the until who owns a dog. since ins inaugural. re- of State Col. Bryan has resigned at and Col. John full to tin reed him. The will will petition the Legislature n charter giving the of the Stale power to erect tobacco, col- ton and fertilizer factories an point. Wouldn't Marry II. n- Prank. Hi Because he drank because -lie that on the morning of the day upon which he to her prospective groom was ed in the station house as the re- of drunkenness, Miss Maggie Ormsby at No. street U. V., Jan. 18th. I. is understood that toe steering committee has given Senator one week within which to pass Ship subsidy bill. If not passed in that time it la to be permanently sidetrack- l. Kitchen, North Carolina, has no fear that a appointed by him to West Point suffer anything by or tight lug. He said on the bun hoping to hear my cadet ed reckon he's able lo care of himself, and I reckon also they will give him a side berth He's one our North colleges, rush on the and was captain of Baseball team. Oh, he's a He stands six feel high. Weighs pounds, and comes of good stock The Domination son of Justice of lobe Attorney General of lino has vet by the Senate, At u sorrel session Ibis week special made to gel Senator grew to withdraw bis objection to action but be refused, that he bail in . i u Mr personal for the position and no personal objection to him; that his opp was on higher the of the nation of a sou of a justice the Supreme Court at lime to such i , Sir. then n few words the re nominal ion a of lobe major III I heal my, jumping over the load, of I Is lieutenants and ; also the i, a s u ex Harrison, because In- had dared lo raise bis role In op- position to tho policy. Mr. -I no charge the Supreme Court, inn I the appointment the wins of two of members of to important position under the administration at mis i lure ail lira in Supreme ii is to least, Indecent, T. in this week came out from under cover and appeared before the Senate Committee on which is I lie bill reducing war that was f as the of corporation 1st woo are crying for the taking off of the of cents upon of mot value of Mild. Mr, principal the in eases is more than value of -leek. -truck many as a poor argument, inasmuch as stocks are s at less it cents for each I II 1.1. Jan. j, Andrews and S. went to last Tuesday on business. was to Wednesday a I lending court. v. baa a J. Co. J. Rollins of Ibis place have moved to Her. W. Hose held service in the Baptist church last Sunday morning and night, large gallons attending. V. spent last Tuesday night with J. Manning and family. We are to sear the death of Mr. Ashley House which Julian Andrews, of Martin has moved lo tills place, B. W. was on a visit. B. came Sunday lo attend services at the Baptist church. K. Mayo, of came over Sunday his be.-t girl. HAPPENINGS AM BUSINESS NOTES. a. C. Jan. It. facts for Cost of kinds of per yards. Cost rail fence for years. rails for yards or rails per panel. Splitting rails at per f timber at 91.50 per m. 1.20 Hauling and putting up rails 1.00 per for years j Total cost for years Making total cost for rail years 16.50 per yards to say of the lose of land taken. of walling. feet plank at II. per hundred delivered post at each, delivered 2.00 Hi nails at per m Cost of making walling 1.00 In the House- the following were t among bills fees; Average cost of plank wall- A For 1901. Can we not serve you Banister's for men, for ladies. The cheapest, bill the goods will be kept at our store. A complete stock of everything and we want you to lug Wire fence yards. at per yard of charters of incorporations; fixing fees of at for charter, and graduated up to for charier, Charter to he void unless receipt for the fee appears on the charter. post at each To Incorporate Apple staples at Tree in county. Putting up To authorize the Pen to buy or build an manufacture 7.16 10.00 1.00 1.00 12.15 Your rail fence takes a large fence row that Is worth something To pension William year and your fence is subject of Pill county. to be throw n down by stock, blown To incorporate in storm, or burned when High School in Pitt fire gets to it. To incorporate Bank of Your plank is a strong us on anything wanted in the dry goods line. No trouble to show our merchandise. Every day we are receiving new goods. A new line of Hamburg and Laces. A new and complete line of men's, and shoes. A new line of hats in the latest shades and blocks An up-to-date line of Clothing for men, youths, boys at prices to suit you HICKS WILKINSON. For anything kept in first class dry goods store. Mt. Olive. For graded school In fence, but is subject to be burn- ed and when your posts decay some the force of wind against the To prevent I will break the off before an- and bad language on public rotten The wire fence is N. C. Jan. 1901, J. J. C. went to Tuesday. Mrs. Nannie of Kin ton, win. has been plaiting her eon J. P. returned home Tuesday. lien, i, Gardner left for a bus lies- trip. Patrick mid wife went t. Monday returned that evening. The Merry go round man is here making arrangements lo put ii his bobby horses. son has moved down taken house. It will Mt ill be called the l house. II. M. of Norfolk is here representing Simmons, Co, of New is I ere soliciting orders. Joseph and kins In Tuesday. Mi- J. II. Gardner to her Inn c at deli Monday, after spending days Mrs- J- M, who has been with Cycle Co., of New re, is here- is the yards and book keeper for the Not mill at Ibis M, went Tuesday, at Beverly, w . Church The of newspaper Using has been newly where the I. trustees have cm tract for a hall page advertising in leading newspaper for Sat- This half page is used to I lie of the church, e to I , , ii. preacher h subject belong lo what are us and should u.; I. I sold all. I of I lie Ship subsidy press bureau to have the and for next day, l II how to reach I lie place describe I in. church is every Monday night, lo Harbor bill held up the Senate who had already until who are w ways. To make first Monday of September to pro- for a general stock law. To protect ties adjacent to State fauns. 17th. The Senate was culled lo order by Lieut, A petition was presented from citizens protesting ex- tension of charter of the town Washington. Among the new bills introduced were Morton to exempt train dis- jury duly. To create a State text book commission, and secure fur use in public schools uniform school By Wilson county to is- sue bonds lo improve county court house. BOOBS. In House more committees were announced. Representative of Pitt, is a of the on Institution for Deaf and Dumb. Among bills introduced were By An act to abolish North Stale nary Medical Association to regulate the practice of veterinary medical surgery the State of North Carolina. By An act to land fowls Mr. act to pro- for entering payments of i-a partition pro- record by ks of the Superior Courts. Wright. An act to repeal chap- of and a law giving Superior j. act to make tenant guilty misdemeanor fur fully abandoning falling to lands for the crop he rented. fire storm proof and stock can- not throw it down as they a rail fence. The posts will longer the storm bin no power on wire, and will last lo years instead of years with re- pairing of posts. This wire fencing can lie had by applying to the Wire much money has my band in demanded o man. tell you that, replied man behind the they told me you were the snapped the woman. BLACKJACK ITEMS Jack, N. t. Jan. Miss Dillie Dixon was happily married to Mr. John e Williamson Wednesday, January 2nd. Their attendants were many. We for I hem a bright and happy i i and of Conetoe were here one day last week. Misses Annie and returned from last Sun- day. Henry Wynne and Walter Dix- on came in from last night. Miss Cooper, who has been visit- the family of Robert took her departure for Washing- ton county on Monday. The Misses Lancaster, who have visiting here during the days, left for Scot laud Neck last week. Hied, Mr. B. A. House, Sr., familiarly known as Mr. Ashley House, died Wednesday night at the home of his sou, Mr. W. W. House, near Bethel. In the death of Mr. lions.- an- other of Pitt county's landmarks passes away. He was born Feb. 4th, making him nearly years old at the his death. He served gallantly through the four years of the civil war, lost his left leg in a just be- fore the He came home from the war maimed heavily debt, but with three to work and paid every dollar that he owed, beside wiring for his family. Mr. House married three times, bis last wife in Dec. when a little daughter he went lo with his son, Mr. W. W. House. In he suffered a stroke of paralysis from which ho never recovered, and was an invalid remainder of his life. He leaves live children, all of whom are grown except the daughter by hie last THE or AMERICAN MONTHLY OF Ii a .- in world la lb picture lb kit, ii Hi ind com record lac history. Not bus a III main, It-, The beat Informed mm and I'm world II Ind j T arc In locality who hart lo tram c Hi lo la every City a In l country. We will pay liberally toe en- . i . of Income. Make a the Is hire Review and to. i; and working Then to a pens I, i r, . c are arc id. la Um active He.; naming your reference, a year, REVIEW Ce- company. IS Am. I woman In the country in about who do know about It wonder how they ever got without ii It birth for many a It baa her saved her much It i- an m -i in I with It therefore, no of taken are opt to do. It in to he rubbed into the abdomen to and -1 . ii the which are to bear the strain much pain. It awl all Um other of have a Mother's sever an where baa fatted to the claimed for A lady a Ark . i. VI my , an I was n , i v ,.,, i , f in ii . a, on. i i. in ii it- I no. A. I. There no safer refuge than in the roof of a noble woman. The man whom bin children delight must lie as nearly right u may be. If we could tell how things going to effect us that we pray for, we would for not an- our petitions. To a who baa sinned I e- pardon petty lying seems like Borne persons think is ways in tears, when in smiled. The oyster Is a are and yet It lb often engaged In broils. The editor of a paper always manage to keep hi wits about him. Borne men expend more energy in getting rid of money than they do In earning It UP. A male hug, weighing HI black and a bile spoiled, marked round in Sir. up with I hereby to and b. charges. John ml lee north Jan . ., I WANT MORE BOOM FOB A OF CLOTHING AND GENT'S AND WILL CLOSE OUT MY DRY GOODS COST. They are going at these prices. Calicoes Oil Colors in Solids Homespun Hulls Plaid Homespun Denim Mills Sheeting 10-4 wide, Bleached and bleached Cheater Cotton Flannel Bleached Cotton Flannel Heavy red twilled Flannel all wool, at Heavy twilled Jeans Mills yard wide yard wide Fruit of the yard wide yard wide Sheeting Arlington yard wide all wool Sicilian Suiting inch i i inch all w Double width Cotton Plaids piece i double width kind. piece Satiric good quality Manhattan Jeans for line of fast col- ors yard wide B. Corsets at X, 1.10 Towels at your price just a few left. Me EASTERN NOTICE. If there is a CROSS MARK in the margin of this paper it to remind yon that you owe The for and we request yon to settle as early pas- We need what YOU owe us and hope yon will not keep waiting for it. This notice Is for those who find the cross mark on their paper LOCAL REFLECTIONS. seed at S. M. all signs fail there will be some spring weddings i this neck of the woods. we make another pull for a cotton factory with better results this year than last Attention is called to notice by B. J. Little warning trespassing on his lauds. D. D. Haskett agent for Rich- Stove Co's. Stoves and Re- pairs at King's Weekly office. Mr. T. of Farmville, tells that a few days ago he kill- ed a that weighed pounds. I can save you money on Cook Stores. Give me your order. D. D. Haskett at King's Weekly of- Representative Nichols, of Pitt, is of the on Federal Relations in doctors say there is much sickness now, cases of and grip being among people. Repairs for the Stove on hand or ordered at short notice. D. D. Haskett at King's Weekly office. not get along without is the way have written while making remittance for the paper. That makes feel glad. We are off after a lot of fine horses and and have a special talent our stables on Fri- day and Saturday, 11th and 12th. Livery H. S. Salesman. First Shad. The first white shad of the sea- was caught by the river here today. Mr. manager of the Carolina bought the Reflect 17th. First Snow Roots of houses not the well covered with snow tide morning now must lure fallen the night, but the that preceded caused moat It to It the snow of the winter. Dally Reflector, 18th. The given in the opera house, by R. club Jan. 1901, was a very enjoyable one couples in attendance were as with Miss Mary Blow. A. L. Bowers with Miss Lillian Cherry. J. B. Cherry, Jr. with Miss en Perkins. . D. C. James with Miss of Danville, Va. T. J. Moore with Miss Irma Cobb. C. with Miss Lottie Blow. R. C. White with Miss Mabel Moseley. J. H. Adams with Miss Sophia C. Mayo with Mies Nannie of Charlie James with Miss Mary Belle White, Greensboro. Skinner, Burt James, J. Ben Higgs, J. B. Jams, B. B. Patrick J. I. Smith. Mesdames R. J. Cobb, M. H. and A, L. Blow. The Hotel. Wednesday Mr. B. F. Patrick showed us through the new hotel which Is now completion and will be ready to open by Feb- 1st. The building Is beau- finished Inside, and will be well furnished. It has its own electric light plant water works. The hotel is a creditable one to the town, Mr. Patrick has done Greenville a great service in building it. Mr. C. Vino will conduct hotel. More Cotton Less Tobacco. Mr. J. of Pitt, who been in Raleigh this week, is quoted by u correspondent as there will be a consider- able Increase of cotton acreage a e of tobacco acreage Eastern North Carolina this year. The reason assigned is any- body while but few are successful with The pi ices of the two crops will also have something to do with it. Come is at the way its patrons paying up since the year came In. But there are many yet who are to us we would an call from them. H tea time that we and at least what is already due ought to be paid without further asking. HOWDY DO. I Some Speak to Me, Some to Yes Jam i Snow left this morning for I Washington. f Sallie left this morn for Mrs. R. R. Cotten left this morn for Baltimore. from Raleigh. I. A. Sugg returned this morn- from Kin-ion. C. J. returned from a trip to Georgia. Mrs. R. J. Cobb went Wednesday evening and returned this Judge Coble was well enough to resume today, and the Mi- is still progress. Miss Minnie Quint is assisting Register of Deeds T. R. Moore in recording papers in his office. Clark, Tarboro, spent last here with J. B. Cherry, Jr., and returned home this morn- W. C. Dudley, of Washington, spent last night here with his brother, J. A. Dudley, and left his morning. Presiding Elder F. A. Bishop, II. Eure and Brown went to today to attend a Missionary institute. Misses Ruth Gold, of Maggie Howard, of Conetoe, who have visiting Mrs. D. E. Home, left this morning. January G. M. Tucker returned to Nor- folk today. A. C. went to Rocky Mount today. J. J. went to Thursday evening. Lonnie Phelps returned to this morning. Mrs. Savage returned Thursday evening from a visit to Tarboro. Mrs. W. A. Bowen returned Thursday evening from a visit to Plymouth. W. J Rollins went to Thursday evening and returned this morning. J. S. wife and son of Newark, N. J. and Samuel Street, of New York, are the guests of Forbes. J. T. Harris, of Weldon, who has been here a few days helping in express office, returned home today. Ed. II. in and little daughter, Miss Mary, returned Thursday evening from a visit to Durham and Raleigh. Saturday Jesse went up the road this morning. A. M. Perry went to Scotland Neck this morning. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Dudley went to A Mien Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. re- turned from Friday even- Mrs. W. M. King left this morn to visit her daughter in Rocky Meant. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Brown and children went to Friday evening. Leslie Hell, has Mrs. B, C. Williams, left Friday evening for M Ada of LaGrange, arrived this morning to visit Misses Helen Delia Forbes, In West Greenville. BIG NEW STORE. Well may the- good people of Greenville country be proud of Big Store the wonderful bargains that come from that it km. the third time tin- season has the buyer been north, scouring the Sew York. Philadelphia Markets snap; ed up nil the --Juicy This arM leading fall shipment of line Clothing for men and intended a but which was I of the Hood. The re- is. we can offer and boys high -st grade clothing just one- half time clothier's price. They will be read; and placed on the tables on The fellow who swore off New Year's day is now taking quinine whiskey fur the grip. End the Century Club. On the first afternoon of New Century the Club was most charm- entertained at the hospitable homo of Mrs. J. B. Cherry On-- to the absence of a number of in hers there was no literary pro- gramme but the time was pleasant- discussing the books current events of the After which dainty refresh- were served by the The End of the Century Club was by Mrs. at her home Tuesday afternoon, The time was spent plans for the annual reception to be held at the home of Mrs. on January Then elegant refreshments were served and the guests departed with pleas- ant memories of the Wednesday Morn., D Four Car Loads Merchandise Bought MENS Dark colors, double breasted, wool cheviot, kind now WOOL SUITS. 1.23 kind now Boys wool pants kind MEN'S SHOES. 1.50 kind now kind now 2.98, 1.00 kind now 2.75 kind now 11.68, 1.60 kind now About pairs left. STORE GROWING. What has made our store such a busy place I What we advertise we do. The throngs that daily till the store is the very e Oat we rather understate otherwise the remarkable value we have to sell. Our Store. MADE SUITS 10.00 kind now HOSE, now Re, kind now We, kind now We leave it to if there is not a snap, or go, about , . . . .,, business not perceptible in any other business in Greenville. It is n. SKIRTS. secret. The dry goods and clothiers are sleeping, waiting kind now for you In come and pay them their per cent, profit. Will yon kind BOW 1.87. Or will you trade iii a live, hustling, progressive concern is working like a Trojan and making your dollar buy two dollars worth. We hare doubled business we are iii now kind now 2.00 kind already, and now want to it. kind now 1.98.3.50 kind now 2.88. Holiday Goods, Greatest of All Over cur loads of fancy goods suitable Christmas entire store a big Bazaar. Everything can think Every price is so low that it es- is right hero. And the a record for and is e-v . .- the reach of within three hundred mile 3rd Northern Trip Successful. MEN'S 7.50 kind now 1.98,12.50-kind now 7.08, JACKETS All kinds and prices. BLANKETS. kind 11.82. Kind now kind now Me, BEDSTEADS. All styles, all prices. OUTING CLOTH. and heavy Be. DRESS GOODS. to per yard on all line. DRESS GOODS. kind now Be, COUCHES, BIDE BOARDS, CHIFFONIERS, SHEETING. yards lo select from. Everything Imaginable Here. Our Big Store a growing plant, every day. Truth telling and truth selling always go hand in hand here. Our sole aha desire and ambition is for your interest. For you we work. . t, Big New Store. Open Nights. Greenville, N. C

Attention Farmers am new offering you one -f th m Hues l pry coons, mm PACTS SHIRTS. MS POCKET -ml at very reasonable prices. My i the of any market and When you to town again m a Dial. V i Shouts Know. education says the until yon he rite a good, legible hand. S., nil the knows ho to use. and write good English. Write i good letter. PLUCK WHICH BRED PLUCK. b I la Transvaal. knew -o many had SOBS that I mane m s manor l cave As my expressed It, always mi Then wore, however, or Irish who car- to verge of who In kill- nil ton untimely bad one Her of rather small for lilt Write a go- letter. a column of figure ream, toad of wearing tap feasts halt Make out an dinar account. s altogether one of Deduct per cent front the the beet In Booth therefore the have seen th. Get a good bale I he Victor SAW is ill Ml for home, Every sale sol a to range trow n L. lire of it Receipt It when paid. lie mi ordinary receipt. Write tor i or report pub Write an promissory note. Beckon the or or Draw Take it to proper la a Lank to gel the nil number of yard of oar- pr-t required for him hill n while lie turned half In the a with s lie also shoot like a line he his horse v, as op. He wanted an- other. I replied one from the The next ha went near their Tie saw an . out look lie the officer, the orderly off, and Bobby, waking op, th it and and off. The at him With their rifles then with their Maxim, but Bobby galloping back to oar all to In a hurry to get I Bald. goon i he hutching. To those in districts arc keep the in order and a at absolute; cure s k torpid liver, bilious diseases, Liver Pi I is ATLANTIC Norfolk, Va. Broken in Grain and ions. Private l Sew York, Chicago and New TAKEN UP. A nil with crooked horns, about two old, ins been In v HaM about four Owner notified to call same v for and coal W. I. N. Jan B r Ho, kt Mo ml Leave I I i. I , It cU Of am I'M a i M f i- II 1.1 it a e m am I II II M is; I HI III M I am r S at st U Leave Ar Leave Lt Moat Ar Mai r. A M la ac as AM I HI i o r i a m I'm I as I u n m i. c i i m it n i a so u o. in A II N C. BOOK , were after me Make neat and comet entries .,; , , , day and ledger. I weekly. Measure pile of in I i One feature connection i of bushel of with the lions III Is the of the workman for the Wood is plentiful In country that In no ease will the price for fuel exceed mining may lie on mi a low rate. The that a Una will, for n kopeck niece, lay Ms loll hand, with I on I with full is Riv.-n that will be mode to the of North to the of two of the Missionary the town of Bethel, This Jan MM. ion V a m, e IS i leave p in your largest and it value n i rent Fell about the great and of the It lie can do all more, it j. is ti n enable him to way world. THE COUNTY BOA It I APPOINTED THE to depositories I We handle the I'm one of Pitt County. Stale I isl public schools ever yon need. We also have BOOKS slant and i tablets, fool's h-h crayons, colored crayons, inks Unfair Rut. The Ala., Age Herald Ike now pretty generally Sen Hill, of New York, the Mil III in 1904, says Mr. Mr. or who over else holler must j case. Ural demonstrate bis ability wear- his o n Sue; any one of ibis three must ran for rain it. n his make as out each linger t tic for. but It Is true that III pick timbering in bad ground, In erecting log cabins and all manner Of wood Joining the equal of tho can- not y forbid the i IS years of or in- of el in i conducted by ill New with Iceland the distinction aver other parts of the earth in freedom from all of cattle IN J. I. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton of Bagging, Ties Ban, Correspondence and shipments com I radii i., his State and s , I- a logical all is true, are re- to their ability carry their own Ml ale-. this has not always be. n the ease is not log- Mr. l cent, plain l-ad i cent, was nominated rubber tipped lead pencil I cent, n Hall was pretty over cent, crayons, with metal hold- in nice wood box B slate pen and pen, nil in w box, cents. A great big wide m- A Our School of l-st ink on the market, A cents. ; White crayons, gross in box, H chips Good coins i for the s Can t i i i Ills We u lilt day books, join order books, C. an I i . i ml r b . ; e i. S People nave kinds and i so s. He i I pi r- ant The Famous Park-v Fountain TA H MAGAZINES. declaring that if he were the nominee he would lone I be vote f New York, when the probably believed ii. one the most promising m ; p f is Mi. nil Nobody him to but he could likely do better is. carry No. and other States which doubtful. Mi. ii lost Maryland, it. but is doubtful if any could mote than lie in New York or any Mary near reclaiming ii did not do ibis ab- is sine he would. rule cot which paper is neither fair not ll tie, but us may arise la Ohio, la- or giving seems hence the far In advance, , He may be any one of a -i-iii possibilities, or Destiny may pi ii R at unknown semi. ill u Wound In the War. of the rubs at ill- ran says the Philadelphia Record, with SO on a of r. When the b Brat this scheme of one stool was enough, as the college stools multi- plied, and lees IN four Instruments of are hi more or in a room devoted exclusively to the punishment of those who ha.- trans- the rules. There is absolutely to the order to on n stool for Any f the bids would sooner Hike u thrashing It. but Hi.- has proved It self an ii has come to stay TI icon n i has i O. I . . I . I ., I . ,. In r i iii la , I l , i ; , II Hie I , ,.,., I I ll I I . I . . Will IV I . , . ,,. . . nil i . , i o Kl AT POINTS, with a good of consisting of meat, meal, Hour, sugar, coffee, syrup, tobacco, canned goods and anything visually found n grocery store. Thank- you for your liberal pain nape Hie past hoping by fair dealing Io your favors in the future, I am leave San lot Slip bed m. i in. arrive M p in, i c m Ben am, a lie V Mills U a rive have, in, HOPS Mill p n i s; p in. b 1-1 p r lb lib Si indigestion dyspepsia biliousness and the hundred and one sin ills caused by impure blood or inactive liver, quickly yield to the purifying and cleansing properties contained in QUART It cures permanently by acting naturally on all organs of the body. Asa blood-cleanser, flesh- builder, and health-restorer, it has no equal. Put us in Quart Bottles, and sold at each. Unroll. Mick. Take nit st OLD DOMINION LINE mi i with l. Air Line Durham oil la i m, a to. riv-s, ,. . pm. N. pm. T aft MB, J am. at am, ll u am. on k it m, I a I a. I k I. in. u m and T r n. o i . ii m. arrives m returning;, Sunday, tan a Sin op am. Train in Midland N ft a m. u a in, a V a M R j Mount at am. a m, Hi m. m pin, Hope II am. tin. p m. ll U a m. at Km Mount U daily Train leave ft dally, Sunday. at am Ml p in. Train J don for all dally, all U. M. J. It. Manager. T. M. SERVICE leave Washing- ton daily A. M. for Green- ville, Greenville dally 1- M. fur Strainer leaves Greenville Fridays A. B. for Tuesdays, and Saturdays at m. freight only. at Washington for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and Inn, for all points for the West railroads at Norfolk. should order freight by the Old Dominion B. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Buy Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. MY Washington, N. C. J. Greenville, N. V. VT. for of .-ti. or ml I . I lute Pill, when are I ., i. i-on- line- l , . of CO., Ill I, in c LAM ISA By the power vested n made in a Isl Hi no in Court of I'm A. Tyson, I, Mills, ml Hills the other law of v. ill on of February, expose t, before the In the loan of to tin highest bidder. following piece or That certain tract adjoining A. Ty son eight sere more or leas and being tat Identical eight tract of I., P. of sale cash. W. PILLS Restore and Loss of all r . . Ia tonic 11.-. pink k-l.-v to i and PILLS fin, of Hy moll . DOM fat with our to or refund the r paid. Send Tor i i . . EXTRA rare fur Ci. I or St. And it co-Ties to The Reflector Office Can't lie Beat. for I.- of I, N. rum Mill mi -r i. , of or , .,. t, i bankable u veteran of civil ant, or In CO. Mr, ll known t nil, township, at S o'clock es III-, was tin in the war, ago. For Nil- i I. t, be made to to the town of baa hits III Hie n that, . replied lbs T ST and fever is ii of Chill Tonic. It is simple you were the So jay. IN L. ii. Pender, N. C. Tin Booting, Bo. employed. All kinds and locksmith work class. He of guns a specially. Agent for The Oliver Typewriter NOTICE. I forbid by my any i, inner iv dog time. and trapping, n wood, over I. any other manner. OB Say following lead; trail knows John Mini in Falkland town- ship, It. It. I Others lying on loath of river. line knows and Ben in township the lying o i riv.-r. will lie It. The Commoner Editor a in One Year l, Six Booths Three Sing, t -V. traveling are cm ployed. taken I The Semi- Weakly and will is- sent together year or one year for 13.00 in ad ranee. Tho Ono Day Cold For in h ill. Oat Cold At e You Hungry Satisfy Your Appetite at the Carolina Next door to New and Clean. Oysters. Cd Regular Dinner from o'clock Cents; Soup, kinds Vegetables, Bread, and serf, all for cents. IS. W. Ma GREENVILLE N. C. Bagging and always on has t Fresh kept constantly en baud. Country and sold. A trial will convince you. O. W. W, R. WHICHARD BRO,, IN Whichard, N. The Stock complete in every de in out and prices low as the lowest, market prices paid for country produce. III i.-11 ;. iii. Schultz, unit Grocer and Dealer. paid for Bides, Fur, CottonSeed, Oil Bar- Turkeys, etc. Bed- Suits, Ba- by Carriages, Go-Carts, Parlor Suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. and Bent Key West Cheroots, American Cherries, Teaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap, Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Currents, Raisins, Glass I and China Ware, Tin Ware, Cakes Crackers, Mara Bent Butter, Stand- ard Bach i . and nu- oilier Quantity. for Come to see me. . I. IN- A GENERAL LINE OF in Also a nice Hardware. MB. J. B. COBBY. Phone for fr ad -FOB The Eastern Reflector t m D. J. EDITOR II I'M -AT VOL, XX. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY NO NEW GOODS ARE NOW COMING IN. We sell the Celebrated The only corset that will break down sides. Our line of Bu- Tables, and Wash Stand Covers is and very cheap. Bee us for allovers, val laces. W. T LEE THE CHIEF CAUSE OH year were of murders in the United Slates and yourself. only hangings. Canada Of Never to for the previous year there were yourself. for Of a Not what he earns. The population of this country is but he spends. only thirteen times as large Of The art of for- but the number of our murders is times large. A single one of our the i actual happiness rank furnishes a larger criminal list every year than the vast great half of the continent to the north of us. The Canadians have a right to their boast that as compared with us they are a remarkably law abiding people. This showing which is so to the is part From U. v., Jan. As the administration doesn't wish tn take any more chances, the conferees the part of the on the Army bill, have orders to agree to the bill as it passed the Senate. II is expected to go to Mr. a day or two, and mouths are already watering for the little he will distribute under the law. The Ship Subsidy bill h is been patched up so as to placate opposition, and it is claimed that it will get the vote of every republican if it gets voted upon, ll is lobe consider- ed in the Senate no appropriation bills are bend, for a time, but Senator re- minded Senator that the time would be limited when he gave notice that Finance Com- would, the present week, report the revenue bill. The prediction has been made by a Senator that if the Ship subsidy bill was not passed before the redaction bill, which will have the of way got before the Senate, would not pas all. he democratic Sen- choose they can easily pie- vent Ship subsidy bill getting millionaire- Not what he to a vote, but they conclude These Are th, i. Never to forget get ting actual Of The habit of but what he earns, Not that it is per feet, but that it always attracts. it be good policy allow republicans to pass it. While p all the time Of a good How much that he would be a candidate, you enjoy talking to him. Senator is constantly busy Of Not what it has not I wires lo bring about his seen but what it has not touched, nomination for President, by the Of Not how much you republicans in 1904. His latest accounted for by the fact that feel but how you move in direction was Io make Canada has no great cities j a bid for soldiers vole, by crime and is inhabited; Of a Not how much he bis lo by a homogeneous people know but how much he B. f the democratic lead- of a conglomeration of races and j know. can help gel that The French live mostly Not that he never they will certainly do so, a single province; ideally, but that he never because of their that his mild and easily depicts falsely. j by the republicans would controlled; there has been little fine Not the harm, assure the elect of any of the all he but the good TO THE PEOPLE, AND OF PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. an We are still in the forefront of the race after your We offer yon the beat selected line of kinds have Hooded this and there is no race problem as ours. But, as stated this forget. only in part for the astonishing between the criminal re- that he do. That under this Of Not how is stronger than the Civil you remember it, but how much service Law is nothing new, but a disgraceful proof it has just been Of the worst Lead- given by the appointment of Win. a poor life what Hamlet, of who was cords of the two countries. There practice. forced lo resign as a general must be some other a weight- Of a woman's Not how Post Office Depart- reason. This is doubt to I exclusively you of her when for having hired out. his gov- found in the certainty prompt-1 Is there but how often you railroad pass, to be an ill- with which Is think of her she is in the there. Of Not what it does ill but what it does to do. meted out to offenders by Canadian representatives of law order. The guilty are not only not allowed to escape, they are not allowed to delay the processes of conviction punishment. says the Chicago Times Herald, Canadian have the proceedings t from month to month and fr year to year or, after being convicted, appeal from one court to another until the witnesses die of old age or opportunities be found. Nor does this method of floating with wrong-doers in Canada leave the unable to properly defend themselves. They have all the privileges opportunities that our own laws extend to them. The Intent to shield the guilty is lack- is Of the twenty-five indictments for murder in only two were left without final action, while el- even of the indicted were hanged, nine acquitted and three insane. The same policy would hang nearly of our for the year instead of only It be doubled that the in our judicial system, or rather lack of the application of the system, which permits so many murderers to escape their just de sorts, is the chief cause the shocking record of growing crime in Ga., Tel- Words To Think Over. To do God's work we must do it His way. The rays of happiness, like of light, are colorless when ken. Too much sensibility happiness; too much crime. There arc thousands of people who live the cold, dark side of life. What need is light love. No matter what land is, or under what sky, he his eyes he looks the bliss and rest above. More than half of the of the world from a per- verse unwillingness to look the bright side so long as a dark side be discovered. The Christian who works as hard as if everything depended him- self and as unconcernedly us though everything depended upon God, has a perfect The girl with the rainy day skirt ; ought not to have trouble in catch- a can run after a man so much better. Baltimore House. other words, a man v, has shown his for a under one of the public service, has given an equally responsible position in another. The secret of Hamlet's is his ability, or ed ability, to control the j voters of A sensational scandal ill the dead letter often of the Post or lice Department, has resulted in the dismissal of the Chief the property division end three clerks Under him, and will probably re- in the entire of the dead letter The clerks dismissed were guilty of COD to get valuable properly nominal prices, by menus of bidding certain packages, properly described of the annual dead letter auction sale. One of made a cornered with a lot of the improperly packages his possession, and uncovered the conspiracy. Ignorance Is With yellow fever lurking in the bite of the dangerous microbes clinging to almost every thing with which we come in . tact, the average man faces death a times a day would have been much happier if he had never of such is, if he believes Herald. General Merchandise to be found la any store in Well bought choice selections, the creations of the beat manufacturers of America and Europe. Seasonable all the year round, spring. Summer and Winter. We are at work for yours and our mutual ad- vantage. It is our pleasure to show you you want and to sell you if we We offer you the very best service, polite attention, and the most liberal terms consistent with a well established business built up strict, its own merits. When you come to market you will not do yourself justice if you do not see our immense stock before buying elsewhere. us the following lines of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, Hats Caps, Silks and Satins, Dies.-. Jackets and I apes, Carpets, Battings and Oil Cloths. Shoes. Is Dancing a Fancy. One of the well known ballet . trainers of the discussing the subject one I last week pie will not dance all with in a very few Von see, dancing is not to be distort- ed as n now i. one most be graceful, to dance after the ballroom one I lie very angular. Iii the i nothing to dance. People longer and when they do they do nut waltz it is a kind of I. ward whirling around, with no I Every cotton planter should opportunity or design for a grace- write for illustrated pamphlet, i c , is sent fr. e. All I'm movement. past has been taken from it to please hopper, who would fer to whirl on one toe, I with no though I of dancing. Bow can expect u would be I any different with this two-step I till even head No one . s., K. V. This We i One Hundred Dollars Reward for nay case of Catarrh that not be cured by Hall's lure. Women's and Children's Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters. Groceries. Flour. Meat, Sugar, Coffee, Bead ts, Hardware, Plows, Castings Plow Fixtures, Nails and Hope. Furniture. Headquarters for Furniture and everything in line. We buy Strictly for Cash, but sell for Either or on Approved Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Your Friends, 1.1. 6.00. I think to dance well when all Co., Prop. Toledo O. be dances from one mouth's cad lo We the undersigned, another Is step. There i- for the last US years, nothing graceful that. and Perfectly honor- ,, ,. . in ail can't get any kind o training out , , , . ,,, ,, , B and I . aide In Carry out no Did you any obligations made by their Arm. ever analyze West S Wholesale Drug- The began to dance, turn gists, Toledo, O. from the evolutions Marvin, Druggist, Toledo, O. Catarrh Cure Is taken In- acting directly upon the In and in a system, per bottle. Sold nil free. Hall's PUb, are the best fashioned to the waits and the two step. With hi- bands on hi- hip- lie glided back forth, all the yon see foolish it he said. you sec is nothing to this wonderful two- step One doesn't have to I -just take so many glides, turn, . . . desiring i in having glide again again turn. When-.,.,. . . . a your Every man, woman and child in country c this if be wanted to Oar only good is they do not want what difference does it make that the two-stop is, as yon say, a any one can do Does a thing need to be difficult in or- to be popular some one ask- young people of Jersey city, siring i Inn enough money, b re entered t, , was duly I drawn up before a Justice of the weekly to the raising fund I If in two years the sum shall not have been completed the idea of mar- is to be forever abandoned. It is provided that the woman is to contribute week and the man may is not because his incidental expenses will be greater I than those of the woman during the two years, because he is only a week while she l i. We have long considered that if Ranges If yon want stoves or ranges constructed upon scientific principles which are economical, durable, and convenient, as well as beautiful and artistic, look for the mark, which is shown upon every genuine or Range, and do not be deceived by worthless Imitations and substitutes. lead all others ill yearly sales popularity, him. is secret of the whole have to ill,.;. No In living creature can dance, a if do tiny ought not to, for is a bad thing for our pro- I see what so- master- live on with this kind of thing going on, and you v should adopt the plan of know they do protest. Tin, tried . some way out of the N tax the great last W Chronicle would themselves, I experience us I in view, but, Stamp Tines. ,,,, ,,, , ,.,,,. , , almost as indifferent the blacks. ill can, the thanks of do , however, that the general public by re- pealing war revenue act a stump tax. Taxes collected stamps small nil are at the government would never impose them under war or Nearly three have passed since Congress the raising of revenue by the small -lamp tax. ll is a lax which the everyday citizen We It staled that there were loss of time and a about five divorces it be so in Virginia. We believe that If the poll tax were re- quired to be paid twelve months in of the election great lardy of white men would protect their while the great body of would de- election Times. I voices la Carolina- Sold Exclusively by BAKER HART. that make coal of I he stamp -light in comparison with tin- total receipts, proceeds of the stamp tax hardly worth considering. -in ill -lamp enough to justify the in. ii I the tax- payers.-- Si. Hunt. Mi. Ola Forbes led in Carolina dining pa-i Iii- a fact. The Legislature can per form a great public duty by enact- ii l. a a a. -ii logo ii divorce law. evils incident to divorces are i. and when the marriage tie is regarded as permanent bind- effect it will lose much of the should attend it, and the home, head of society, and will threaten N. C. friends who arc visiting him, Mesa. led. too easily ob- s. Tho marriage union Br. Jr., killed as broken. Mar. I ridges a hunt took day. Thai a line They are all hunters arc good shots. pi I he only creed is of greed. i I