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I M ow offering you one Hue, of room snore, hats. POCKET and TABLE at reasonable prices. My line of is the of any market are fresh and cheap. When you to town again give me a trial. From Washington. U. U., Jan. Mr. J. Ed. of Gold Hill, spent yesterday and this morning Salisbury on his way home from If an extra session of Congress Concord, where ho had been took- has to be railed to pass the Ship after the estate of his father as now seems prob I he late Hurley- able, the republicans are going to son. Mr wife is dead make Philippine legislation the but left a daughter, who will excuse for the extra session. in her mother's estate leading republican Senators had re- Connected with settlement of laid that there was to be the estate comes a story as strange DO Philippine by this as true. Mr. called our arr blushed Y in s lo i las. White. Get a The Victor safe is made in all sizes con- for home, office and Every sale bill a to b tin Prices range r in up T L Greenville, N. C. Congress, and Senator had abandoned his bill, Wat by the nay gives the President about the MM authority Civil in the Philippines that be DOW exercise under his authority as Commander in-Chief of our Mil forces. announced his in I to try to get a Com mil tee sent to the Philip- pines, it and at first confusing for Mr. Merlin- icy to send I report from the Phil to urging the Immediate passage of bill, reinforcing it with the of Secretary Root and his own. Mr. knows the absolute getting the Philippine legislation for in the short time left of and only the re port and message Congress to prepare the way for an extra to the following item in the Concord of the Charlotte Observer. instance of generosity and unselfish sacrifice occurred in this comity the estate of the late Benjamin was in the hands of bis administrator that seldom has n parallel in the records any court. Mr. wife was Mrs. of C., who brought to her new home one eon by her marriage. Mr. had seven children and thus a family of eight children were gathered under one roof. Their home at in this county, was one of plenty prosperity and to all human view, a long and peaceful life was before a happy family. one sad evening last year Mr. was fatally hurt and died a few hours. The widowed . M. Wholesale retail Grocer and Denier. paid for Hide. Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Hit Is, Turkeys, Egg, etc. Mattresses, Oak Suits, Carriages, Go Carts, Parlor Mr, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. and Gail Ax Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, American Beauty Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap, Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Meal Hulls, Gar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Pi Currents, Glass and China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware. Cakes and Crackers, Best Butter, Stand- ard Sewing Machines, and nu other goods. Quality and Cheap for cash. Com to see me. Perfect Health. Keep the system in perfect or- de by the occasional use of Liver Pills. They reg- the bowels and produce A Vigorous Body. For sick headache, malaria, constipation and kin- diseases, an absolute cure Liver PILLS TAKES UP. A ml with brindle stripe, crooked apparently in years old, has been In toy about four oath. Owner is hereby for tame pay charge keeping com of W. I. N. Jan. 1901. NOTICE. Notice hereby given that will be made to the or North Carolina to prohibit the tale of liquor within two mile of the Missionary Baptist church near the town cf N. C Jan Phone RE 1500 REWARD We will any caw Liter Complaint. of we ran not cure with the Ult a Pill, when the are with. They are and to tic ll contain contain of and Imitations. Sf by mall. Stamps taken. Clinton and Jackson streets Ill sale l-T J L N O NOTICE. Application will be made to the to amend the charter of the town of h. MB, Sr Mayor. C. Clerk. January, 1901. indigestion dyspepsia biliousness and the hundred and one ills caused by Impure Wood or inactive liver. yield to the purifying and cleansing properties contained is It cures permanently by naturally on all organs the body. Asa builder, and health-restorer, it has do equal. Put us in and sold at each. MM OLD DOMINION LINE which I mother, with broken hopes, some of the active only of lite welfare of of the Ship Subsidy bill will those left to her core and end the financial prospect, which have seats, if it becomes IV. Mr. has tried to PILLS were before her and to the administrator that her -en the republican tor property in Carolina for the of THE COUNTY SCHOOL HAVE THE over you also have COPY of lit k. k i lead pencils cent, B j .; , tablet with rubber tipped U-a-l t, a . in nice wood box S rents p. and pen. an . I , great let piper l or tile for -3 army, by announcing he to give those to men who had served in the Philippines with the I teem, as far as possible to do so. The qualification was he knows very some of those TAKEN UP. A male hog, weighing shout SO pound black while marked round hole in right Hat up with my there two months. Owner notified to come eel bog pay charge. Four miles north herself and her son. to ac- any part her legal right in Mr. Hurley estate. Mr. Mi that Mrs. i staled that she that her deceased had saved for the sake of bis children and as she had been Night l. s-if-abuse, or aDd A nerve blood Ink flow to pile , -ind restores the youth. Br mall O notes Loss diseases PILLS -w woo o w. an with our to copy our guarantee bond. .-.-.------- will demanded by men whose j married to Mm three years not turn down, haying means of her own she V big republican row is probable would refuse her dower. distribution of these he Famous garter Fountain gen rites TO MAGAZINES. And when u comes to The Reflector Office Can't Be Beat. over tin places. Senator whose successor is expected to present his I during the present week made bis farewell bow In what of his admirers declare lo been the best speech he ever made. The speech was rally made on the following Ion, offered by the I justice, the public welfare, and the national honor, the immediate cessation of , in the Philippine islands, upon terms the of the people, and conserving and guaranteeing the interests of the U but it was not confined to the Philip pines. It the general political conditions and the out look for the immediate future, In- showing how unwise Mr. and his In most of their Senator bacon has bean given being designated to read Washington's farewell address Senate on birthday. The brewers put the on Senator and be in turn put them Senate on Finance, and the re is that the amended bill for the reduction of War tuxes as re- ported to I he Senate keeps promise brewers in exchange for their campaign reduces the tax on beer to a barrel. Audit is dollars U brass buttons that the House Will agree to tills, although when the bill was before House, an amendment the tax at those figures ill voted down. House Committee on Bank has reported two bills, but whether either will gel acted is not yet tutu, The Committee Ins adopted a resolution, making one of them, the Hill bill for establishing the parity between the silver dollar and fold, a special In House with two days for debate, but that resolution will have to ii. by the Committee on Rules before It becomes The Other reported is the bill maintaining at all times the parity of the Stan- with gold. Two lo members, I lungs, K. V., and of Mass voted with the republicans lo favor of reporting the latter bill. The estate is valued at Sun. j s- Tablets for or Shrunken paid. St-, CHICAGO, by J L N U Di 1868. J. ff. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging, Tics Hags. and solicited. We would rejoice with exceed- great joy if the Legislature pass a law prohibiting the manufacture and sale of cigarettes the State. II is too much to hope that such a law will be en ct- ed. The business is so entrenched in it will take a Highly, united effort to uproot it. Bat it be done. Trot, the breaking up of the business would moan the lots of vast capital the removal of some of our citizens; bat better this than the nil. death if a thousand We have doubt in the world that the evil effects of habit more to be dreaded and deplored than those which follow the drinking of liquor. And yet bow softly we speak of the former, and how we berate and the latter. Whiskey drinking is disreputable it deserves lo and decent public sentiment la arrayed solidly against ii; cigarette smoking is popular, a young gent suffers no loss of social favor though he blow smoke through his nose in the finest parlor. It is high time that we call a Spade a The pale face of many a bright boy tells the tale of the work of monster that we have nourished our bosom day when sacrifice is great enough our people will lift their voices against I Ins enemy as the voice of man. Hut the hour has not yet and Children. Arc angry Satisfy Your Appetite at the Carolina Next door to Everything New and Clean. Gut, Soup, a kinds meat, kinds Vegetables, Bread, Coffee and De- all for cents. B. W. Manager STILL AT FIVE POINTS, with a good stock of Gr consisting of meat, meal, flour, coffee, syrup, snuff, canned goods and anything usually found a grocery store. Thank- yon for your liberal patronage in the past and by fair dealing to merit your favors in the future, I am RIVER Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at A. M. for leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Steamer Edgecombe leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at A. M. for Tar- leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays, and Saturdays at A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. O. J. Greenville, N. O. DEALER GREENVILLE S. C. Si Cotton Bagging and Ties always on has i Fresh goods kept constantly es hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince yon. D. W. L. H Pender, Tobacco Flues. Tin Expert Gunsmith employed. All and work first class. of gnus a specialty. Agent for CO. Wholesale Hatters, NORFOLK, V A. We carry all style Hats, Al- Ounce Hats, Stiffs of all shapes, in fact anything the Hat line. We have made II. Hooker our sole distributer for Greenville and yon will find a full line of Tucker Hats at his store. LAND SALE. Bf virtue of the power in me by a deem made in a Special now pending in the Superior Court of Pitt county entitled Jesse A. J. J. Mills, Mills and the other heir at law of Ly- James, will on Monday h day of February. 1901, lo before lbs Court Home door In the town of lo bidder, the following described piece or parcel of land That certain tract adjoining MOM land, J- T. Allen Jolly land, the home tract of A. Ty- and other, eight acre more or baa and being the identical eight acre Intel of land that was conveyed by L. P. to Term or , . W. 1901. W, R. WHICHARD BRO., IN Whichard, N. The Stock complete in every de par and prices low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. has just commenced Omaha, Neb. of that city, bail a son who was from The father an eminent to perform the usual op ion, but when the pol i came the doctor was out of the city. Another surgeon war I In, the operation was performed the boy died. Now the is suing the first for claiming that if knife had been wielded by the one who previous knowledge of the case the life would have saved. NOTICE. All owing for for the year prior, Will Call and with W. or S old or send direct to me, HOT. folk. Vs , P. O. boa II. M. NOTICE. I forbid trespassing by any one any by with gun or dog any t me, and trapping, rutting timber wood, passing over or on any other manner, on any following lands; tract known the John farm in Falkland town- It. R. Cotton, and the foreman land others lying on the aide of Tar river. tine tract known and Ben Tarn, in Falkland Mrs Randolph, the Pebble farm and lying the aide of Tar river. will he prosecuted. U. J. Mi, IN A LINE OF Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ions. Private Wire to New York, Chicago New Orleans. THE ST and fever is a bottle of Grove's Tonic. Iron and quinine in a form No pay. supply of the abort form crop liens now ready Re The One Day For aM In gr. III cola The Commoner WILLIAM J. Editor Publisher, Lincoln, in Advance. One Year II, Months Three Sing. Copy No traveling canvassers are em- ployed. taken at I office. Semi- Weekly and will be together one year for or Daily and one year for payable ad- Also a nice Line of Hard ware. COME TO SEE MB. J. B. COBBY. PATENT A. SHOW MOO. FOR The Eastern Re elector. m i D. J. EDITOR TRUTH If PER. VOL. XX. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY NEW GOODS ARE NOW IN. We sell the Celebrated CORSET. The only corset that will not break down the sides. Our line f Bu- Tables, Wash Stand is beautiful and very cheap. us for ham- swiss, val laces. W. T. LEE CO- Some of Our Doctor. The of doctors of cine has been subject of comment for many years, and voting men have urged lo seek some suit Which would offer re wards and a inure certain living lo workers. The phrase is always room the however, has upheld thousands of bright young men whose natural bent is for the practice of medicine or surgery. That there is. In troth room for thoroughly educated and surgeons is suggested by the revelations Ignorance on the part of who Dave succeeded in making a living by private or in the pub- service. For a grant many years the leading colleges of the country, particularly those the Eastern States have requited or have seemed to require a high degree of preparatory knowledge or those who have applied for en trance the examinations re- quired for gradual ion have been regarded as exacting. In spite of elevation of the of medical education, ii is up. deniable that the business which should to the efficient has fallen Into the bands of block heads. In the Snell will case, now be- of Public Expenditure. I He Loyal The Louisville Courier-Journal We notice a number of editorials lakes as its text the fact that the in other papers on the line fie- pending river and harbor bill car- written about in the Sun. appropriation of j We refer to imperative duty of and produces an editorial on the residents of a community lo la- the growth of public, expenditures I loyal to that community, We be- refers to the fact that that all of our people, not a few years ago only in this city, but in this sec was considered an extravagant sum l ought to do everything for harbor, and it might I possible to business and have mentioned that the present enterprise of this city and section. pay- pension budget, years j The people should always buy after close of the civil war, is j from our merchants rather the largest in the history of the. send away for what they can This increase public . here and thereby help to sustain expenditures in one of the curious and some other city. It impressive manifestations of I is untrue to say that our merchants fie times. It runs cannot do not sell as cheaply State, county and as any others. It is admitted that pal governments. We recently bad j our merchants sell as good to say of the tides at lower prices than any- growth in the expense of the I where else, as a number of our North Carolina State government merchants have gone into the in twenty five years, pointing out wholesale trade, our country mer that it was out of all to can rest assured that growth in population or wealth lean buy here at wholesale cheaper and this, too, when it was not up- and quicker at less cost of freight- mentioned the best that there had great age away from here. Our the leading writers extravagance in any one particular merchants are more inter- direction. Doubtless a in building up and keeping statement would show the up a good home market here for same relative Increase of expenses, their products than anywhere else. in the county and gov Hence they should our TO PEOPLE, FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS OF PITT ADJOINING COUNTIES. We are skill i i the of the We offer you the beat selected line race after your General Merchandise any store in Pitt County. Well bought choice selections, the creations of the best manufacturers of America sad Europe. Seasonable all year round, Spring, Summer and Winter. We are work for yours and our mutual ad- vantage. It la our pleasure to show you what yon want awl to sell you If we can. We offer you the best polite attention, and the most liberal terms with a well established business built up strictly own merits. When yon come lo market you will not do yourself justice if j oil do not see our. immense Stock before buying elsewhere. Remember as and following Hues of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, Cups, Silks and Sal ins, Dress Jackets Cat Mailings and Oil Cloths. Shoes. Men's, Women's and Children's and Harness, Horse and Dusters. Groceries. Molasses, Laid. Head Is,, of was placed Ion the stand as an expert Ion insanity, lie expressed such i obviously opinions that I Flour Meat Sugar attorney side exclaim- j to the I man doesn't know what j he shouted, Plows. Castings and Plow Fixtures, Rope. In tin- witness, know what ; an adverb The witness ad j Till Y milted that be did no. I ii i. justly observed the lawyer, . ,. ,. i .; ., . , for Furniture and in that Hue. can this expert know about ,.,,, ,, r . , ,. i . . . We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either or Approved medical terms he t know . , n t . Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Your Friends, an adverb from a noun The at- On Insanity and nervous disorders; works which are used in the j medical school as asked the expert if be hail read any of thorn. Again the witness; in the State, with no wholesale merchants. So we j negative. Only parent reason, and in most cases, with nothing especial lo show for it. The subject affords interest- matter for study. The theory that suggests itself is that when the subject was under consideration these be- fore, that as a people become better off and as civilization ad- public as well as private wants multiply and must be to all, stand by up for this locality and it will bring you good Sun. V Negroes. Ind., Jan. Cities towns along the S. Ohio rival have a crusade against the The entire trouble dates back to the of the tied, and undoubtedly the people of I at Bock port North Carolina are better off than for the murder of the white bar- Simmons at last mouth. The of safety they were twenty-five years ago. This theory harmonizes with that axiomatic fact that the luxury of today is the necessity of tomorrow, and if the theory is sound then this increase In public burdens is not an unmixed but ply it this discussion only to State conditions, for the reckless Early Straws of Fashion. The drooping hats will be mini South For sudden adjournment the session saved the export from the astound- seen In Spring. confession, in reply to a downs are made long on the that he had never read any I boulder, yokes and are work on insanity. down long on the shoulders This display Of had the shoulders are in the results of Judge j Tucks will be very much in Golfs examination of a New fork deuce the coming spring sum- police surgeon. themed-liner. official ignorant the simplest It is really too early to tell facts relation to his profession, whether the furor for gold will run the lawyer asked him if he bad over Into another read work of My and i run m His Mrs just opposite the Alfred i full and i line of w in in M. A I pr -lore, with Goods and Notions. received a complete link of MILLINERY Trimmed Sailors, Chiffons, Sill.- and Velvets of all I -ii r, one of the complete of Millinery to ; tin . Mrs. M. Con ell id have i barge of I he mil- department and In- glad all her old friends and customers call her. The real estate investor should not lose sight of the fact that the Southern to in- public most favorable opportunities. No section offers a-desirable and at the same as cheap lands and lots; values in the South are below their Intrinsic worth. South has too much unused real properly. This eon will not last many years. outside world is out that the country posses- numerous attractions for and number this city has ordered the police to know that is gowns. people Into the subject arrest all strange and, a and highest author- will be popular j marvel the ultra conservative Not nil of was modest reply. said law must wait and sec if we feel gold when the summer days come. Cravats are seen on the new cloth And sun it draws, New . u can organ, publishes follow fa -t- about pi com- annual bill now before i This is the I largest appropriation on record. The amount to be this year for pen-ions. III years close of the civil war. to the charge due, the payments on the live years from i elusive. It i- more than double the up for eleven years ago. is more than double i of the Federal for , in the first year of civil war. It nearly equals total ex- of Federal govern- excluding Interest public debt, iii 1-71. only years ago. It five times what Hie republic was paying for pen shins years after the end of civil war. total number of the pen- now the roll is Tell ago were twenty years ago there wen- The total number of the new claims allowed last year by more -.- the occasioned roll deaths of old pen- years the cud of the civil war. Every cotton planter should write for our valuable illustrated j pamphlet, It is free, i i . X Kill , N-. V. bring them before the city poll judge. If they give reason for being here they will be sentenced to the rock pile. It is estimated that there arc extravagance in the national gov- conned men in this city who eminent is open manifest, and I absolutely refuse to work. They b finger could not lie placed the spend their time the low saloons items in which it is most and dives of the city and live the two arc mentioned rivers, best way they can. election and harbors and We j day they are the market for the believe that a party having for its highest bidder. Other in presidential candidate a along liver arc taking live who commanded con- steps to drive the worst clement of of the country, could, at j away. In sonic towns no the next election, dislodge from is permitted to remain. Vigil- power the present profligate regime committees have been anoint upon this one issue In the at Grand View, Enterprise, last campaign, however, this vital issue, affecting the pocket of every voter country, was given over, rainbow-chasing being the only thing on the Tell City the trouble at many of the colored people have left that town. rial in B. M. Phillips,, formerly editor of the Greensboro Telegram, has been appointed clerk to Insurance Commissioner Young, at I bottom of is not an No doctor can truthfully to enjoy good health. It's natural for crank to find life a grind. The well that truth lies at tho on diseases I replied the police surgeon; but I read a translation of some Of his It should be said that the medical profession in New York has had nothing to do the choice of police surgeons. This particular shining light ad- be owed his appoint- to arc that the Impression, which shared, that our for the insane are burdened with the care of ates, is mistaken. These are crowded genuinely moreover, though some of seated are more or less well the great majority are notable to stand expense required to maintain insane There appears lo be no way out lint to increase t In- capacity the maintenance of these Institutions, being so, it should be done with no reluctant spirit, but order. i spring, and all the w omen Nice and Monte Carlo are wear the light pastel shades in and pale pinks, blues beiges, as usual. Mixed cloths arc very much is to say, black with n liberal peppering of white. with white, and pastel blue. For slender women nothing can be prettier for the spring than the boleros with backs consist log of three little pieces on each side, one over the oilier round at the cuds. Above these piece is a belt. de forest's Paris Letter In Feb- Home Journal. land pessimist who past Mecca el the scorned Idea of Immigration even moving from the to the South. The Southern has currying on a most active educational campaign and through its efforts thousand people are being inform j ed regarding South. Some of our reader.- do not why they are being so earn and persistently to move South. Let US tell again- we have a grand is cap able of sustaining a much greater population; when the lands are all properly we will do a is Mecca all the portion of the human family to seek solace in free love. II a man becomes dissatisfied with bis wife for any cause, or a wife prefers another lo her husband, here be or she applies for a divorce I w much r of refused. of the complaining with slight evidence, is am not an alarmist, but i do say our present system divorce law must result tho debasement of public morals. The law of marriage divorce, as II prevail- here, is nothing less than concubinage. should Banks. The Slate Corporation Ion made tin it- report, for I he last fiscal year, to Governor Aycock. I tie gives some interesting ii- to the operation of rail- roads and banks, which we lake the follow i The i- in this State have bail a profitable year, as will appear examination of the annual of each railroad company. The gross earnings of the from operation Id Carolina were against for ; M for ; and for operating expenses were against i ii I SOU ; for 1808 ; and for ; income in operation was against for ; for 1808, and for three miles of railroad were added to the railroad mileage iii i year. There is u railroad in State hand- of a receiver. There were in banks organ in that there arc State bunks in operation in the Some of the Massachusetts us are starting wood yards where tramps have to saw for food and lodging. A. quarter of a cord of wood Is tho price Of lodging and two meals. The average tramp who is averse to tackling wood piles, gives these towns go by- larger business and this will amend law so us to permit ab- ally follow the success of our divorce only for infidelity or irons. Hence we do not suggest Chicago Tribune. that for other reasons than to meet with the greatest prosperity. -Southern Field. always for a to have too many strings lo beau. There Isn't n shipyard In this country which hasn't a- much it can do, and yet the say. their i- lo the ship building industry. Star. ,,, . ,. ;,,,,,,. v. general banking pow- ; savings banks and t pi have u capital of against a capital for . making Increase of They have to 071,055.50, 10,611,040.71 for 1800, an Increase of 1,7.1. The total resources the State shown by their last report, was 814,017,850.04, the lo make live reports to us during year e had each of them examined i and we have reports with each with reports the , -and can that seem to have i bad a i year. -c

mm EASTERN REFLECTOR GREENVILLE, V. O. J. Ed. fit Owner Entered at the Post Greenville, N. a-s Mail Matter. Tugboat. is but it does somewhat to rehearse for a SI the have been doing. Greenville is very in water for lighting Ore, yet there are some of the ton n who protest against an issue of bonds to a of water works and other improve meet. There is much no of bad roads. Still Pitt county is away the limes in to improve the public loads. We send com ids to work tin- roads in other comities and lei our own roads get almost the lax on rained to pound a den schedule pack mailer size was adopted in order retail remain changed. In the revenue redaction bill a- to the Senate is a provision for a of in of tobacco stamps, bin for restoring the former size of the packages. pal should lie corrected, ii be the desire of the senate ii . the ii should in the tax reduction. internal lax man tobacco yielded nearly Should the tax be reduced one and the size of pi tomato unaltered the profit to the to- manufacturers would be m So version of tax reduction into pockets of monopoly should be or tolerate I by con gross. Philadelphia Ii ban en said, and con- men In England much more settle down contentedly a . n es in rural than do . Ii .- . the English women not to country ii ; illy rave hi. V iii ii j strict than i ; I n . i loves life and i i in. a- lent- NEWSY It AND BUSINESS NOTES. C. Jan. Important facts for of d of fence per yards. if rail fence for years rails for, yards or rails per panel. Splitting rails at per ft timber at perm. 1.20 Hauling and putting up rails Shrubbing fence per year for cars years 91.95 Making total cost for rail fence in in per say nothing of loss of laud taken, of walling. feel plunk at per bundled delivered ASSEMBLY The Law Maker are Do- in, Among the bills were the following. Sugg, to authorize any city or town along line of the Great Eastern to to its capital stock. to establish a graded school Hi to establish a Surd of examiners for These were some of new bills Hy Hit issue bonds in aid of insane and lo pension sold- Cut, to incorporate the Snow Hill and company. WEDNESDAY, The bad a busy s work but no new hills were intro- Among the bills that passed third reading was Greenville to issue Winds. President notice Congress to observe economy has borne fruit in appropriations will run up to one sand six hundred million dollars for the next two years. Hut then, . , . ,. this is a business administration, there lie helpful Io all In i. -i 1.001 910.74 The bill to allow alimony a, each, delivered 3.00 ., vote. HOUSE, A ion asked for compulsory . School law. Johnston county petitioned for 917.00 dispensary. Some of the new bills 910.00 It. nails at per l Cost of making walling Total Average cost of plank wall- inn Strictly business, in fact. tar II In lb Iii II 1-. ill ii f a to once impressed with tin fact that the town needs improve- and wonders do not have them. Then if he ,; our own protesting against i i. i Improvements what can be bis Hie opinion of the town her pea Wire fence yards, at per yard at each Hi staples Pulling up I A deficit i- b i. ailed I.;, mi enormous row is worth to pi ice all soldiers over years of age and not Worth over on the pension roll. By , In provide a better tor school rail fence takes a large teachers i i . . Congress to reach Tin surplus i- both an barrier that to an Io tax lion, Morris, to reduce the cacti year and your fence is f ,, to be thrown down by stock, blown from down in storm, or burned when Hyde county was looked into awl to it. settled, the vote being for Your plank fence is a strong Democrat, to keep bis seat. fence, i subject to be burn and when your posts decay some I be force of rind against the plank has had her this kepi Hie town behind more than anything else, is that there have always been some her citizens ready to oppose against any movement made the improvement of Hie town. will the posts before en- i ; ., . , , . asking provision be made wire fence is ,,, , ,, ,. ,., care of the insane of the 31st. SENATE. Several were ii i . i lire and proof and stock can- i. throw ii down as no a The posts will last There is little doubt that there will be a light in the next Senate to exclude Senators elected by tin- four southern Slates in which S for eon- is There i ill be none, however, to hi . j i i . . J -i longer because the storm has no Ph . i, i, fur power on wire, and will hut this year instead of with el N of posts, V., the This wire fencing can be had by Pan applying to the Wire . probable that general as- Co., S. C. I.;, the ii w . i . . the I r Io Senators from northern Stales uneducated and ignorant i. i. En- -i hi l i-iii -i i he I ii In in I a mistaken foreigners are not allow, d to vote, j . as n i . . arrived. he man d i . and ; .-. . i. i lean i an, not i Four with six are now deadlocked and oft hem may go without lion in upper much longer will per- the Senate to throttle an Dual amendment passed by House providing for the popular election of members of t select are to follow suggestions President inn do just as he and his cabinet . what is use in with expense of having a c. Why not let hi cabinet be and he done with News. tor of ill not be as large of Menu Olive will probably ship per as many crates as last sea- son; the Warsaw sec will about per of the below Will saw will be fortunate if in n age to secure per cent .; I hi ii . i ill. lie in arc m did m it inn, session should prove Is yen that crop be very . Hi i ii says lb, i in ; hi, in a i i, a a w m , Mag . with . . ii i In i- d . ; in. are also ,. ;, i ii ,. I lie i i I is me in her Stale. A petition from the Confederacy asked for appropriation tor the support of the Home. Several presented petitions asking for a of the election laws. The alimony bill that was ed the previous day was on reconsidered and taken up again. All the new Introduced were local in their character. A sensation was crested in House by the presenting of a by I, Craig, of instituting Impeachment proceedings against Chief Justice D. M. Finches and Associate Justice H. M. Douglas, of the Supreme court. charges are but ii judges violated Con- borne. Miss issuing the mandamus i. ii. Mossier, Miss May State Treasurer to pay a and Mr. Sol , claim I. buck salary to Manic and Mr. White, when the Miss Creech and ; had forbid inch pay- Mi. Alfred Warren, Ava; nay and Mi. H Hodges, Miss Fannie and Mr. Carl C. on any previous day of the Harper, Mr. session. Among Frank i. S after the j By to provide for the I be wedding party drove to auditing and recording of re the I lie groom at to sell real II. ion. ion, Mis- Bruce Sutton was mar- to Mr. I. w. o'clock at the of parents, Mr. and Mrs. ii, I. Sutton. about six miles from Rev. XV. G. Johnston formed The Miss Penile Herring and Mr. It. K. Miss Move and Mr. J. II. county, where a re- was given bust night. There en- many handsome wedding Free Press, personal property. By Carson, to give trial judges discretion to the number and length of speeches in all actions l in their respective courts other than capital cases, thereby necessity of the In- pi. thin- is ., ,. . . . , ,. . the the ll-- i and labor will locale . ,. , , ,,,. in the State w ,. re tin i-an . , . , ,, of the in ; N i on is so ,. , . , people s . By transcribing the build up a town as a news pa -veil pat us pew- III capital when and return u verdict in enough in Bl lies us sew iii; for I col normal one; in. two ministers, of a per cent shortage will no three lawyers, two doctors and one doubt be more with re newspaper reporter. Olive Advertiser, Hi i lug i of I to i. a.-. hull, in pi . of ling I ho pupils the public Slate capital. The ; a-- I . e native I wood ornamented with a shield of the Stale a gold ll an inscription. The old Leaf years went ,;.,. one who is of favoring the whip . h of bar- us they feel there would be Just is of should be appreciated. . . . . II ml and return a verdict Advertiser, and , , it would be met n ore so few ,., . , ., . , By i in, to make of the church in of Carolina a corporal ion sole. n n a- as I hey Thieves broke into the lie i ion to lax the dogs two miles north of town, mid get rid of a f night, and stole ail of on sheep killing curs and give , , Pt the I lie a cum eight in City Sentinel. POPULATION OF TOWNS What the Census Shows la Pitt County census bulletin, giving de- balled information as for has been issued. There are incorporated cities, towns and the and from the re port we get the following figures of those Pitt county 1900 1800 is the only village the county that shows a decrease ill population. Those having no in column have been -inn- that date. IN WASH- Washington, X. C. Jan. 1901 glad to note improvement in A. F. Ellsworth, who is ill at Troy. The steamer Sophie Wood has been purchased by parties below here, and will be put on the route Durham's Creek, Hath, to this place. Capt. Howard will be Mas- John Barker A Co., X. Y. lumber is in town to buy lumber. W. M. Co., of Sag- Mich., have leased the plan mill and saw mill at and expect to do considerable during the year. They have also contracted for Go's cut and loused their tug, E, W. Marts. Humor it S. C. has purchased W. A. late residence on Second street. Dr. J. Rodman is building on bis lot on West Second street. Mr. Joy who for some years has been of Zion's parish, left on the on the 28th for his future A. M. F. II. Shod lo Wilson on Monday to join or take the Knight degrees. I have not yet received light enough to an as to the term to use. s. s. of and of large stock holders in Eureka Lumber Co., have been here for several days attending annual stockholders meeting, The Ice Company is putting in new and larger ma- Jim Ricks Wilkinson Welcome For 1901. WHY Can we not serve you footwear for men, for The cheapest, but best goods will be kept at our store. A complete stock of everything and we want you to us nil anything wanted in dry goods lino. No trouble to show our merchandise. Every day we are receiving new goods. A new line of 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 RICKS WILKINSON. For anything kept in Ant dry goods store. S C, Jan. Rev. Ur. of Ayden. was in town Sun. i and Sunday and preached t able made a trip to Washington yesterday. The price of cotton advanced so in our merchant smile when you say cotton Vina Ward, Lena Harris and Nobles, who have been Dr. C, M. Jones, left for their homes Monday. look sad now. Come again, young ladies, to cheer them up. F Powell is very sick With grip. J. J. Mason, who has work- K. Peterson Co., Washing- ton, came borne Saturday very sick hut is up again. He will leave today for Washington to go on the road for the Drummers an so thick in town we can't shoot hawks to keep them from catching chickens. John W. Mayo went to Wash- yesterday. L. E. went out to see his girl Sunday. is a clever buy and a young merchant, out girls. The Mayor and Commissioners I of this place have been working on the streets and opening up i Hies. It makes the town look much better. not so large, she docs the business. W. is on the sick list this week. Three Times The OF ANY OTHER. EASIER. THIRD Agents wanted all territory. Manufacturing Company, Atlanta, For sale by S. T WHITE, Greenville, JACK ITEMS Buck Jack, N. C. Jan. Mrs. Mills nice Miss is quite sick. Henry White, Misses and Lucy White accompanied by returned Sunday from Dover where the had been visiting relatives. W. II Wynne's school at Shine- Eye closed Friday. He is now at Black Jack. Don't be surprised If you hear of another wedding in soon. A one inch advertisement insert- ed once in Youth's Companion Costs in the Home Journal and these rates these papers tire full of Baby The ire -i t turn much p. ed lo mean. c. I i II Friend has I mi been . t Mother's I a l IS I thoroughly I a la R and the I -J pond quickly and t. pan. Fund Is r-. r . harm food, k a ACCIDENT AT Mr. W. H. Mortally Injured. A terrible accident occurred at this afternoon at the saw mill of Mr. W. H. The governor belt to the engine broke engine This frightened the fireman so be lied. Mr. started to the engine with the stop- ping it by shutting off the steam. Hy the lime he reached it the en- had gained such terrific momentum that drive wheel all to pieces. One of spokes from this wheel struck Mr. in the abdomen most disemboweled him were quickly summoned and they pronounced his injuries of a fatal character, saying it would be impossible for him to live longer than a few hours. A telephone message about o'clock stated Mr. was 31st. I Is I with I rising or awaiting t i . any . a . accompany i of a I In Tampa, Ft. I an a I v . . i p I wan and in i. . I . lore, pr Battle. LO CO., Ca. r l i to North Carolina, Wednesday three stores and one residence at were by fire. Aycock Solicitor to Congressman- elect E. W. The body of Wyatt Hicks was brought here Wednesday. He be- longed to the 14th Infantry and was killed in the storming of 6th last. He was given a military Post. J. S. Fifth street, owns a curiosity the shape of a legged dog, which was Saturday puppy has a miniature loot a fourth of an inch long the place of the right fore leg. The small foot is growing directly from body. The other legs perfectly form- Star. The STERN D. J. EDITOR PH . Pi m j -AT- II n Ami t in In t W iii STATEMENT, I Audited and by bud of Pill Receipts end and cf said Count; for tic Fiscal ii. PAUPERS. NO. V. . j. n.-ii Son. t J. . puny . h w Chapman . . ; Haddock . all . y Dupree . . n . Sum Cherry . C. . John . Randolph . U J. i- . W. . May . Manna . ii . . i;. . Grimmer . Parker . A . IS . j Polly Smith . S. Ill own . . Oliver . Polly . Harris . U Mary . Teel . St, A. . Settle . I. . k. a. Peter May . to Henry Dall . Heath wife Daniel . . Council Chapman . Rives . Mary Brown . Kills . . ii. w. Smith . r-0 wife. Ell Williams . Simon Tucker . Jennie Moore . It Maria Price . patsy . . . Maria . Grimes . Mary Roberson . Keel . Johnson wife. . Isabella . Joseph Cox . Foreman . Margaret Allen . Belcher . . Henry Johnson . David . Matthews . . Edward Smith . W. F. . Dunn . 1.2 . ion Ellen . Louie and wife. Nam-y Moore . K and son . J. II. . Adams . Winnie . Jam.-a . Haddock . Joyner . Hannah . Elisabeth . Amanda . Sam. Cherry . C. . John Wilson . Hardy . J. Pope . W. and wife Klan May . . Carr. David . B. Neal . Chaney . Jason Parker . Annie Smith . . . S. . Atkinson . Oliver . Polly . Harris . Mary . Teel . A. . Battle . I. . R. A. . Pater May. Henry Dall . Heath and Washington . Isabella linage. Council Chapman . 1st Sam I . Mary . . Dupree . W. Smith . and wife. Williams . Tucker . Lawrence Joyner . Jennie Moore . Maria . . Cannon . Martha . Maria Harrington . Frank . Mary . Keel . Willis Johnson and wife. . I. . Joseph Cox . Rebe.-ea . Allen . . Henry Johnson . David . . Edward smith . Matthews . W. M. . Nobles . and wife. CO Hi l or, OH lie I SO on I ltd I 0.1 on 2.1 t an I on 2.1 I M I M I H Mil I H N. To Whom Issued. John Wilson . Ml Battle Gay . Johnson and if. Nancy Moore . K. Henderson and son. Ml J. II . Adams. Winnie Chapman . M James Long . Edwin Haddock . Mrs. Joyner . Hannah Dupree . Elisabeth . Amanda Dunn . Chi I. . c. . 1.1 John Wilson . Hardy Ran . NI J. Pot . o. W ham an I May . I'M Ned . 2-j Martha . H Carr . David . Ml E . Chaney . 21-7 Jason Parker . Ill Annie Smith . Redmond Fulford . Polly . s. Brown . Atkinson . Oliver . Polly Worthing. . Harris . Mary Joins . Teel . A. . . i. Simmons . II. A. . Peter May . Henry Dall . Heath and wife. Daniel . i.-.-i . Council Chapman . . . Mary Brown . Ellis . an Dupree . Q, W. . Abram and wife. ill Wright Williams . Simon Tucker . Lawrence Joyner . Jennie Moore . Ml Maria Price . Palsy . Barbara Cannon . Ill Maria Harrington . Frank . Mary . .-I Keel . Willis Johnson wife. . Isabella . Joseph . Foreman . Allen . daisy Belcher . mount . Henry . David . . Edward Smith . . Louis Nobles wife. Prank wife. W. G. . T. Tyson . Argent Smith . A. Moore. Win. Willis Lang . Maria Brown . Nancy Moore . K. Henderson A Son. J. H. Adams . James Long . Edwin Haddock . Mrs. Joyner . Hannah Dupree . IN Harris . Amanda Dunn . Sam Cherry . c. Horton . l John Wilson . 4-5 . J. II. Pope . HI W G. Windham wife. May . Ned May . Manila . Catharine Carr . David . E, Neal . . Grimmer . Jason Parker . Annie . Redmond Fulford . Polly Smith . Virginia Atkinson . Ml I I III Oliver Byrd . Harris . Mary Jones . Teel . Gray . l. Simmons . It. A. Roberson . Henry Dan . Heath wife. Washington Daniel . Isabella . Council Chapman . Samuel Rives . Brown . Kills . Dupree . w. Abraham Hemby wife. Mt Wright Williams . Ml Simon Tucker . Lawrence Joyner . Jennie Moore . Maria Price . Patsy . Cameron . Ill Maria . Frank . Mary Roberson . Keel . Willis Johnson wife. . Isabella . Joseph COS . Foreman . Allen . . Henry Johnson . David . . . Nobles and wife. Frank and wife. . Argent Smith . A. Moore . William Willis . Lang . Maria . Ml Margaret Heath . Mai lam Smith . John . Robert Richmond . Peter Thomas . Hannah HI J. J H. Cox. Smith . It. L. Davis and brothers fill Nancy Moore . Ill K. Henderson and son . J. II. . Ml III Ml IT Ml I on HO Ml I M ill i a No. To Whom Issued. HI Polly Adams . Janus Ling . Ill In Haddock . Ill Mrs. Charles Joyner . Hannah Dupree . Harris . Amanda Dunn. Ml C. Horton . Wilson . Hardy . J. i Pope . Hi W. .;. and wife ;.; May . Ned Ms. Martha . Carr . i I ii. B. Neal . Grimmer . Annie i I Fulford . II Polly Smith . I Virginia Atkinson . i Byrd . Polly W . . Mary Jones . Teel . Gay . , I. Sim . Ml R. A. Roberson . Henry Dall . Tones Heath and wife . . III . Council Chapman . Mary n . i Ellis . Dupree . W, Smith . Abram Hemby and wife. III lama . Tucker . Joyner . OH Jennie U.- . I- Maria . . I i Cannon. I Marls Harrington . Frank Grimes. Mary Roberson . M Keel . Willis on and wife. . Isabella . II. Joseph Cox . . Margaret Allen . . Henry Johnson . David . . Ellen . Louis and wife Prank Bright and wife. MS Argent Smith . . William WHIM . . Maria . Margaret Heath . Smith . John Hell . Robert Richmond . Peter Thomas . Hannah Braxton . J. D. Pope . Clam . Nancy Moore . K. Henderson and son. J II. . Polly Adams . James Long . Edwin Haddock . Mrs. Joyner . Hannah Dupree . Elisabeth . 71.1 Amanda Dunn . c. Horton . John Wilson . Hardy Randolph . J. D. Pope . 7.10 W. Windham and wife Klan May . 7.12 Ned May . Ml Catharine Carr . David . E. . Chaney Grimmer . and Annie Smith. Redmond Fulford Smith . To Virginia . Oliver . Polly . . Mary Jones . Teel . nettle . I,, summons . 77.1 A. Roberson . Henry Dall . Heath and wife. . council Chapman . . Mary . Kills . Dupree . C W. . Hemby wife. Wright . .-- Tin . Lawrence Joyner . Jennie Moore . Maria Price . . Barbara Cannon . Maria Harrington . Frank . Mary Roberson . Keel . Willis Johnson and . Isabella . Joseph . Bi Foreman . Margaret Allen . mount . Henry . MO David Boyd . . Ellen Matthews . Louis Nobles and wife Frank and wife. in . A, Moor.- . Willis . Long . Maria Brown . mo Margaret Heath . ill Mariam Smith . John Bell . u Richmond . Peter Thomas . Ill Hannah . Clark . Ill Washington Daniel . I Flanagan Coffin Co. Teel . Peyton . HI y Moore . vii k. Henderson son J. ll. . HI Polly Adams . I. A. Mil. i has. Joyner. Hannah Dupree . Elisabeth Harris . MO Amanda Dunn . c. . John Wilson . Hardy Randolph . J. D, and wife. KM W. O. Windham and wife In i ; i 2.1 HI CO ml On i i II i i I. I lo IS SO Oil no .-. No x Whom I May N I Hay . Martha . arr . . . . Ml n y Grimm i Smith . Ml II Fulford Polly . i . Oliver . Harris. v . To . I. Simmons . r. a. Dull . . Ti in . Hi nth an I wife-. I I i . c I i-h . Rives . Ml Mary Kl i . iii D II, wife., . . . . . MS v, . M I l, r- I. i Han j .,, Frank M. i-, .,,. ., I. ;. . . I -I wife M. I-. M i i., . R Pi . Allen . 9.13 . i Hem . I . I is Mi . Kill ii hi as. K l. Frank . Art Ml . a M Will Will a . . Mt M an ii Hi uh . M. mi . . Thomas . . I Clark . h P ; J It. smith an I l-i K. J . i . William i-i B. o, . Nil. v M . re . K. in and wife . i ii ii II Ad . L. A. . Mrs i-i. ,,,, r . ,. . Kill l-i . ii . . An i Dunn . C III. I I John . . Hardy Ran ;, . J. D. Pi and i- win an I . May lots y, i ilia ii . ,. . I Ml i. B. N . Chin i r I . Smith . i I Fulford . MM Polly . 10.10 . By l . Polly v II . Mary h. T . Hi tile Hay . I. ma II II A n n . T i y II. wife r.-ii. lie . i . . -i. Rives . Mary Brown . Kills Dupree . n. W. Smith . Hemby and Wright Williams . Sin Tm i- II .,. ,. , ,, ; J. i M in m. sill . II i . Maria gin. . M ii-v n in Bi iii.- Keel . J and wife Mi . . i I Hi ye . I . Id i. i,, en .,,. . I All. n . I'M Jim I . lost Henry n David Boyd . I I Mi I. Ellen M hews I. ills . Ti 111-8 i r V. II I . It . II . Hi . urn . I H lies IO on . i no on I i. in I wife. . in . h William Willis II Lang . Mini . n i i . Mai. Richmond Peter Thomas . lies Hannah Rachel Peyton Church and wife ii John m. Smith ii t William inn . W. a . . III Nancy Mo. . Iv. , ., ii. Polly Adams. I. A. L, l, hum Hi . Mrs. Joyner., Elisabeth in Dunn . C. . John Wilson . Hardy Randolph J D. Pope and . wife Ned Ma. . Martha . Catharine Carr . David . Neal . .,. Annie Smith . Redmond Fulford . Polly 117.1 117.1 I.-; Virginia i .-.-. I , I i . . I, Joyner i-ii Ai ii . .- i i Cannon . I M ii K.--I III Mel i. I I I. III . I n . 1221 Jim i, 1223 Henry Johnson 1220 I lid II I , .- , . . .-i 12-1 Art m 1232 m Willis . Win . . M i . I . ii i. r Tin ii . .- . 1211 I on . 1212 , .- l . . ; n M . . w ill i . i in i Solo I ii . I 1.15 i J T n-k.-r. I in -i. . l . I 1323 II II L. A. . I i Mi ll in i ; ; i Ella Hi loll John son . ii Randolph 1332 J. D. and wife. 1331 W. I U i i I. an M . l Ni -I Ma- . . . i . . . l Chan i .,., Am v IF . j ,,, . ii i r I II nil i Hi y . i .- . , . nil . . M , i T. , i 1349 I a I. II Ron. n hi H and , . . I ,., , II I I I HI I i I i II V R i n ii and it i. Tin k i- I i. n.-r l J, ii-de M 1263 Maria I . I. r . ii . i . I M II . . . . 1371 I III Keel . horn I I II M I Jim . . I., j man 1370 Man I VII. n . 1377 I i .-, Johnson i- i a i hum 1-711 , Mall I. N and I i . . . i -1 nO I mi I ,,, I I I i go t so i i I so too v, , am . i n . Mm i i Heath . Mai lam Smith . Rh . i Thomas . iii . i ; Clark. i R ii hi I Pi . i Church and wife ; William I let i II ll; II II ii i Polly 144,1 II I Sill K Id III- I II Adams . 1450 I. I. i Mi . II a i. , i 11.11 C Horton . i n v. ,., II ii D , . . H in H ll- May. I . i Ms Catharine Can i ion . K. Neal . l . I r . . i , I II I Fulford . Smith . l i Byrd ,., i t Is . m . Ti in,. . L. Simmons. i R 1477 Hi v I Mil . Ti uh and 11-1 Sal. I 1471 147.1 Jury II . IV ii. II. .- pin J II a i m i . cm ii . . I . 1.917 A . I. i . i ,. i I ll I- . , . . ,. . r l i M I'll Miter . 1.1 ii I . 1- I M i I. . . . . . I, I I Bi , . s and Mil , . I. . nil . . 1710 P .-., i 1711 I ., . . . i H . I . J Si, Co . . M M . . .-. i . .- ,, ,. . . . . i J I , i , . . ii .-. mi I . .- . i W. U . . r j , . . . ; . 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It after and Mr. Gallup bad gone out to feed p.- and M-e that door MM closed for In book wherein It that the night, lie had era crowed In the early morning not duties and was on way back to lo welcome daylight, but to door he beard Gal- j trail away, and be was oblivious of all a long shriek, lie gave of alarm; neither did be In- crease his As n of fact, be Heaps to mil n barrel farther away from the When he reach- ed doorstop, be put the swill i, . pall In accustomed to a hair's j breadth, entered the to wash j,; bis and hang up his but. and It I'm goo what I lo con- Gallup she her eyes, -was believed she lain-or- ed a nutmeg of me on that occasion to make a custard and b.-is never paid II back. If she you any chairs fur the funeral lo feel real bad II II you needn't mention was several minutes before be entered about the but If don't you sitting room. Mrs. was might jog her It. I owe Sarah log on He nut look Ann Johnson a of soda, at but be knew she was and I owe Farewell He asked no Questions, but I want you to It as soon was satisfied that she bad one of I'm burled. You'll find on. He sat down, with a great catnip and hang- Jar. In his favorite chair, off In up In the carrel, lo old I loads, with a boot, and, mi the top shelf In the pantry j M , selecting n bank on Their la salve and the mutton tab I Mia Ina In . -ii IS CO IS So no co l no in in I P I no I II II II T It II -I 7-. . ROAD m l-i I . I . ii IT. I- II oil 4- SI II ;, t. ., ii SUMMARY. Aged and ii ii ii R. . I is III . . I I- I . ,. . . I I TAN LIST. in 1- . I i .-, on M a -I ,. II in- an, . Pi; lo . k.-la . iii. of Health . r . Coal. . . . . liar . of III k rill I- . III gutter Deeds . I . . ,,., . . . . . i on . I Ml II Ml H . 1.631 1.002 IS no at m Ml KM 7.1 In from shelf, began to In yon git a heel. lie bad read book before, all, Samuel. I'm everything so you'll no trouble, and now then, even w-hon are check- era with your second w I hope you'll of me, I At this she broke and but even had she laughed In- stead Mr, Gallup would not have re- it. He a slate- that In olden times hens lo lay as big as and that one hilling n temperance In the would have The Anally worked off. Gallup I've got my put my house In order, BOW expire. Goodly, Samuel, and she and stretched out on the and was beard from After Mr. had rend of Who died of of geese w fin me I for cons, of who learned to a farmer's whistle from a rod man's topical he rose up a and look- ed around. Mi i. Gallup was sound asleep, he lo her times on tin- lo muse her up let her know It was past bedtime. m. Quad. r OF moo. ii in V, II. u. II . I. M II r. n, ii i in, i mil et i- r Sin-nil, ii . Sheriff I. I.,, . l, i , , Pun hind Pal I -i up J i r . M . , I .,, lie ill. i., i n ii Vi ii hen I I I It I. Hi in n in 018.71 Hi S I in i the i -ll , n ,,, , I- III., ,, I ii o I Hi It r Hid, MM, if Ii, I, it 1.19 M CAROLINA I'm I hi A Ill I. I, II . i tin el I a the fin for do a. of is but had become In the state- that speckled were more able to pip than white black ones when Mrs. Gallup recovered Hint Is. she opened her eyes, tillered a sigh and fetched a groan and sat up. She fully i Mr. Gallup would her what bad happened or least look her but Just then he busy with the poultry bunk's Ma lenient Hint a red rag lied lo tail of Would lie anting hen will Ii r the Idea. When a long . bad passed, Sirs. Gallup concluded something ought to be Mid. and she be- I want to bilk lo you a few before I Volt know I In bin In lie any lay ten year- or cow kicked me our heart, you were out the bog sum- mons cams, caught light of the back of my In the as a black cat ran inn floor. That was the Mary Ann Manner Sly their summons, and there ain't no doubt that I'll be lien before sun- Mr. Gallup scratched back of bis neck one held the hook with other he read that some geese had been known t., live to age of lo years, but he no remarks to offer. want lo you n bile you are continued Mrs. Gallup as she from Hie Lend of tin- . to a as never before, you bear with no n little, The first thug to be done expire, la lo mo laid out. The w cheerfully do I want to be dressed that you bought me six years ago, Re that, because the only one I ever had ills across the I , lo go to en in a bunched up. I want to my and n pink hollyhock ;. lingers. I shall try to expire with a smile on my face, so as to look my v. best, and If my mouth la shot nobody will notice my old teeth. Samuel, ate oil lie wasn't. He was following the author of the poultry book where stated Hint were by music and been known to go lo sleep when a was In lug played, Gallup with lean for an Interval nil about me. Samuel. needn't up no big funeral or go to any big rest Is about you. If you don't marry within four weeks you'll want soft fur winter. The soap grouse Is don n collar u, a keg, and it's as good soap grease anybody ever had. When an- snap, don't In lay a stick the I think you'll In v t. buy a new some time before spring. I've made do fur years, but It's lo go. I'm got three holes In Hie middle. How- ever, If marry a know about the wash don't Mr. Gallup In that by lifting his The Hint B had been known lo suicide through ills- appointed love lo of all else, a four fill ad I'm afraid you'll bet in it I'd tried lo hang ll m far another if I hadn't to die. bill , bit you. And I'm if aid pr I will you Id I'll I ard I've . . I. bill I In I Mi Taylor r Ml I I I ll hi I INTUITION. . f. them tea Ian it boar r pass arc OB the sins, II will, t How don has it i. i n an. all la from drowsy of .-- ll, FREAKS IN LUNCH ORDERS. Waller la. Inn lo ll r One ff t bi n- tin- lbs of If tin- in on and or- n of mill;, all hi- likely to ind mob will a whole row ox- tills of I- the if of the shift Mine lime on the end to not or patrons. tho pie or to out before the noon hour Ii past. funny bow people one of a down town lunch place. are of men who won't look a hill of fare, and they Jut over the and for that comes Into if they don't happen to another fellow Just what they want. If have sort of out of the ordinary, like fried oysters, that can written on the card Ink, It will make a on it's n in- if fellow on the end near the happens to pick It out. Then every one passes him sees the and Boon there U a regular of yells for oyster. There ain't that wants corn beef hash or cold like sheep or gOOf. They like lo follow a lender If it's in nothing en I log. I've Been Mg word ed or Any who has n to wait n counter would believe In that theory. Ideas are as as the don't you forget later Ocean. I .- u be . lingered. In the you in; i marked after u In the motto of the or reaching for bin hat. I win co, but it be n be aided. With a kn.-w. Mb- you once roiled me Chicago Tribune. I- i ; par n to Join oil pi;. class this .-; . i i i-i got a i l Inn from I . my lo Chicago i i ;, Hi It lake an i i am still tin mil I . The kt- w bat The an of i the Ml it Cf- b tut Kr-r- A One of the most Interesting snots In point the famous known as It Is the eastern point of and the natural In the rock facing down the l said to have a favorite of the wife of who the at of Australia y in early days of nine- has the fa rattle resort of suicides and have been near spot- It was the resort of hi tho a n-- woo for each flu at the police u. I be object, of course. lo grand man eaten from the harbor, where city of grew In size. It was there one Bight that a broken down came to a turn hi fortunes. able to he j-pent his loot In a line and shark boob and cast off from After patiently for some time, tramp joined him. and chanced the luck, for he el a line Ii I I be two all their time to haul the hark ashore, but when got kin In ho proved a beauty feet Inches ion;. They cut off his fin worth in the being to all could mil of the haul. to They often read of diamond gold and f found Inside sharks. while Bab can digest a man. they are not able to negotiate among other thing. found the body of a fill the his It was parent be must have been hi iii weeks before. in his overcoat then- was a copy f a it was in before the cable laid lie I ween and Australia, and the over six weeks on London Sydney. con tallied news if the outbreak of the war it apparent that lite In London, bad been recalled lo serve tin army of the I. had either jumped or fallen board channel and had up by this great which to the Of his In morning the Immigrant had good wash brush up a full feed on his shillings, having given Ti to his and sent him his He n idea v. shod lo have as few who was the greatest wool broker in Sydney the ad- dress. Ire Went i the his got an audience the buoy broker. No one In Sydney mo of war between and wool being sold at n my man. what can do for Bated the broker. want to tell the poof Immigrant, the price of wool Would In Sydney should break out between Trance and It la to said bro- replied the are marching on and hut t a and bloody war has actually be- said the broker mall from London yesterday. bringing news up to v. i ago, there Is no news of u The Immigrant lien unfolded the paper, dated previously. v as no over There I i no humbug about It. for such a paper not lie produced In matter i-roof Wool shillings a pound on Ion market, On the Wool thought broker mail when they HOW buying up on market Dud wiring offer nil over He a at any cite, all the wool Iii Australia looked happy. Sure enough. In a few time out came news by the mall up went prices. The broker sold mil fur mid a pound on deal He gore Intelligent an still of a C. note fr Ills act p or chap up In the world. He has gel so well through the lucky stroke he la now keeping a public in Wool lance. I WANT MORE ROOM FOR A LARGER STOCK OF CLOTHING AND GENT'S AND WILL CLOSE OUT MY Ml- Moil i It ml. What I. k has help ed yon wool hi life Second The -The directory I'm a bill A demands that nil linen of Ceylon BOO-j I-- homed every reel months government round mi a periodic linen holey towels, fie. to a fate. n din n r m which i I i kind In the mil i. ii i in ,. thing In I l . i , n. t i. v. i i in ,. lee Kb S IT COST. They are going at these prices. Oil Colors in r Tc Silver Star Homespun ill Mills Sheeting; 10-4 wide, and On- Chester Cotton Flannel Cotton Flannel Heavy Flannel all wool, at IS Heavy Jeans Mills mi wide yard wide Fruit of the f.- mi yard wide yard wide heavy yard wide all wool Sicilian Suiting II inch inch all Double Cotton Plaids I double width kind. piece Saline for Lining Full line Percales fast col- ors yard wide ; U. a O. Corsets at ID, s. l Towels at own price just a few left. CLOTHIER. EASTERN NOTICE. If there CROSS Yesterday, at the home of the bride's parents, Miss D. Andrews, of this place, to at. in the of this paper it; of to remind you that you owe Southerner. for j subscription and we you to settle as early Hp E. J. Proctor, of Bible. We need what YOU Net owe us and hope will not keep us waiting for it. This notice is for those who find the cross mark their paper LOCAL M. Schultz cash for minks, coons and foxes. New line of beautiful papers, late styles, at Reflector Store. for engraved invitations and cards at stock of day journals, record, receipt, note, draft, memorandum time books at Reflector Store. The weather calendar charts b id a cold wave for to- day. We arc glad it did not show- up with much force. While the legislature is at it, it might provide some punishment for the who murders another with an unloaded Herald. We are off after a lot of fine horses and mules have a special sale at our stables on Fri- day Saturday, 11th and Greenville Livery Company. H. Salesman, Alarm. About this afternoon a telephone message from West Greenville brought the news down town that the residence of Mr. W. was on fire. The alarm was rung and the entire de- and hundreds of people in that direction. the service de- was needed, as who reached the scene first put tie lire out. The lire in the kitchen around stove flue. Very little damage was done. Curds bearing the following have been i Mrs. Mary B. Foley the of your at marriage of her Julia to Mr. K. Wednesday morning, Feb. sixth, nineteen and one eight o'clock at home, Greenville, N. No cards were sent to friends in town. lied night of She had married less than a year. Some years ago Mr. Proctor lived in and worked We extend ii this great sorrow that has upon him. A That la Wanted. There is a growing demand for a law that will make people pay their debts. Some people arc be- coming so near sighted that they cannot see the difference between a man who can pay his debts will not and ordinary thief. Durham Herald. Died. J. J. Frizzle died Thursday morning at her home near in township. She was formerly Miss Clarissa a sister of townsman, Mr. L. W. Lawrence. She was a member of church here. Deceased had a large number of friends In Greenville who regret to learn of her death. Figure It Out. More news from Kansas. A man in a little that State, was the lather of two sous a widow the same village was the mother of two daughter. The father married the m eldest daughter, the married the widow and the young- est sun married widow's young est daughter. If you can figure out their kin the case is yours. Durham Sun. Marriage Register of Deeds Moore issued license to the following F. Keel and Mary K. Cox. W. La and Susan P. B, Johnson Amy Teel. Octavius Mount and Jennie Mount. Stephen Moore and Penny Unix- ton. Chas Jenkins and Frauds liar Atkinson The total number of license issued during the month of was white colored Thursday, Jim B. Tail the sick list. B. W. went to Warren, Conetoe, was here today. Miss left morn- for Rapids. F. A. Bishop left this morn- fur Nashville and Spring Hope. W. M. Daniel left this morning for Creek to school. R. C. who has here to see his mother, left this for Washington City. Harry of Risky Mount, who has bean visiting his sister, Mrs. S. returned home today. The grip lo Wrestle with and occasionally throws one of them. W. V. Ferry is now in its clutches. Friday, February I, W. T. Lee has been sick the last few days. R. C. While to Thursday evening. R. M. Move is out again after being sick for a weak. Miss Bruce Forbes wen to Kin- evening. Miss this morning from M R. Eure is out from a sickness of two weeks. Miss Mary Alice returned Thursday from T. J. returned Thursday evening from Mi-s. A. II. Taft evening from City. J. i. Corey returned Thursday evening from Judge A. M. Moore Thursday evening from Halifax. L. I. Moore returned Thursday evening from at ton. Saturday M. Ferry to today. J. R. to Hen- today. If. C. White returned this morn- from II. T. King returned Friday evening from O. Moore returned Friday evening from Washington. A. B. Ellington is out alter be- shut in a week with grip. Misses Geneva Gardner went lo Bethel today. Miss Helen Perkins is again at the post after a few days sickness. Register of Deeds T. R. Moore has been kept at home with the grip this week. Mrs. J. S. and two children, of Plymouth, arrived today to visit Mrs. B. H. Taft. Miss Blanche came in Friday evening to remain through with her sister, Mrs. Moore. Miss May U of Ports- mouth, came in Friday evening to visit Mrs. G. in South Greenville. W. B. Perry, one of Rb- force who has been trying to the grip for a few days, was able lo gel out awhile this afternoon. Well people of i and surrounding country be thankful proud of their the wonderful bargains come from great institution, the third time this season has the buyer been north, picking and scouring the York, and Philadelphia markets and quick snapped up all This was securing a leading manufacturer's fall shipment of line clothing for men an-1 intended for a clothier Tex., but which was oil of flood. re- Bull i. we can offer and grade clothing just one- half the old time clothier's price. Tin v lie ready and placed on the tables OUT Four Car Loads Bought MESS SUITS. Dark I wool kind now BOYS WOOL SUITS. kind now Boys won pants 11.50 kind now shoes. kind now 3.50 kind now 3.98,4.00 kind now 8.48. 12.75 kind now 11.58, kind About pairs left. STORK What has made our store such a busy place What we advertise we do. The throngs that daily fill store is the very best r we rather understate otherwise the remarkable value we have to sell. TAILOR MADE SUITS kind now 86.45. HOSE. lo.-kind now kind new kind HOW We leave to you If there is not a snap, vim or go. about .,,,, business not perceptible any other business in Greenville. Ii secret. and clothiers are sleeping, milting now for you to come in and pay percent, profit. iii you now 3.00 kind now 1.37. do it Or will you trade a . is like a and making dollar bin two dollars worth. We have doubled business since e are in our new already, and now want to ii. now 1.39. now 1.98. 3.50 kind now Holiday Goods. price is so low it es- a record for and is positively beyond the of the Price is Over tar loads of Tin Ira u bis can think i r in hi Ami 3rd Northern Trip Successful. Killed by Ills Casket. Some time ago Amos of Sharon, Pa., became imbued with the notion that after his death body would take his body from the grave and sell it medical College, so lie had a heavy metal bound casket S equally strong lock made at Cleveland. Recently the casket was delivered to home, he had it set cud a room, lie ad- mired the casket, was the habit of frequently inspecting it. A few nights ago was trying to move it, and it fell him indicting injuries from which he died. Married. Wednesday afternoon at home of Mr. in South Greenville, Sir. Henry Keel and Mrs. Mary E. Cox were married. after the ceremony couple left for Win MENS OVERCOATS. 97.60 kind now 1.98, 12.50 kind now 18.00 kind now 11.78. and JACKETS All kinds and BLANKETS. Wool lied kind 11.83. Kind now now All styles, all in ill HOODS, ;. per yard all hue. PLAID DRESS kind SIDE BOARDS, s x i;. yards lo from. Everything Imaginable Here. Dur a growing plant, every day. telling truth soiling always go hand in hand lure Our sole desire and ambition For you work. New Store. Open Nights. Greenville N. C .-,.

Attention Farmers I am offering you one of the complete lines of GOODS. HATS, cams KM TABLE at very reasonable prices. My line of GROCERIES is the standard of any market are fresh cheap. When yon to town again give me a trial. in to please, White. Get a good Bate The Victor safe is made h all sizes eon- for home, farm, office and general use. Even sale sol with a guarantee to be lire proof. Prices range from up. J. L. SUGG, Greenville, N. C. THE SCHOOL HAVE APPOINTED THE Reflector As one of the depositories Public School Books in Pitt County. We books designated on the State List for the public schools and can supply ever you need. We also have Some of Our School i soapstone pencils cent, had pencils l cent, I rubber tipped lend pencil l cent, a nice tablet with cover cent, assort crayons, with metal hold- in nice wood box cents, lead pencil, slate pen- i. and pen. and rule, all in nice wood box. S cents. A great big wide table cents. Bottle of best ink on the market, cents. Copy books t. cents. White crayons, gross in box, s cents. Good fool's cap paper cents per quire For the Business Man. We carry a nice line of double and single entry ledgers, long day books, journals, counter memorandums, order books, draft and ks, ore. For Society People W e nave all kinds and of box papers, card and envelope sets, visiting card . paper and tablets COPY BOOKS, slant and i tied practice writing tablets, fool's paper, pencils, slates, its crayons, colored crayons, companion boxes, et. YOU'RE IT If you're sore To wire. With aching hones And husky tones When yon speak, you're weak the knees. And you often cough Your head off, And you note your throat Feels quits raw. And Keels as if You'd got S And dull pains Yen your brains. Then you've caught it. Yon have got it the grip. If you feel The heat O'er your fame Like a one. And you bum Till you yearn For chunks of At any price. Then like a dash The shivers dash From to feet, A chill complete. And yon shake, you quake, there's desire For a tire, And something hot Bight on the spot To quickly drink. Ami you think Right there and then You'll ne'er lie warm again. Then you've caught it. You have got it It's the grip. It's the air, everywhere; The microbe of the grip U another trip, up and down, Through all the town. By night and day seeks its prey And it's the fad you are sad, Or even mad. Or if you c ii cough or i r feel to warm, r alarm, To wear a look of grim dismay And hoarsely caught It, I've got it It's the Chronicle Telegraph. It Is s Wise Quite a deal of promise of honest effective legislation is contain- ed in the B rule adopted by the Illinois State Senate, prohibiting the privilege of the floor to former members the legislature who are now acting In the capacity of for railroads and similar It la true that a vast mount evil lobbying has done in State Legislatures though this employment farmer tors enjoying privileges which opportunity for secret work the direction of legislation. The unceasing growth of this practice justifies the action now taken III Illinois. Former legislators from the otherwise rightfully granted have themselves to thank for the They have compelled a rec- of themselves as lobby- The example set by the Senate may be followed by the legislatures of other States with signal benefit, It is not ed to heighten the standard of leg integrity if membership in a State Legislature is known to lie a reasonably sure step toward lucrative employment in lobby work. The ex legislator who chooses to become a lobbyist should promptly lose whatever distinction or privilege would otherwise lie his former Louis Republic. Secret of Beauty is health. The is th iv. i r to digest and a flood. This can never be n the does not net it's j Do you know this Liver Tills ate an lute cure sour stomach, malaria, constipation, torpid liver, piles, jaundice, bilious fever, bilious- and kindred diseases. Liver Pills OBSERVATIONS Made by the Orange Va. It t you would borrow, you must lie fond of sorrow Them is a s for every row, and a wrinkle every money that makes the man robbing banks and post- In printing kisses you don't need any general edition is limited. S line people tall; until they wear holes in their tongues and then haven't said anything. SALT RHEUM CURED Johnston's Sarsaparilla QUART BOTTLES. IN of to his a Warning of star, t r I Sal War I Ha Warning. l It, Bra lids Nature, In tier efforts to correct which have come from careless living, or It may be from ancestors, shoots oat pimples, and Imperfections on the akin, as a that more serious troubles haps tumors, cancers, or pulmonary are certain to follow it neglect is heed the warning; correct the Many a lingering, painful disease and many an death has been avoided . M. Wholesale and retail Grocer and Dealer, paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar- its, Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed- Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba- t Go-Carts, Parlor Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. Gail A Key West Cheroots, American Beauty fan- Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap, Lye, Magic Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal Hulls, Gar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes. Currents, and China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Best Butter, Stand- ard Mach i nu- other goods. Quality Quantity. Cheap cash. Com to see me. Imply because these notes of warning hare been heeded and the blood pure by a right use of Miss Abbie J. Marshall. Mich., was cured of a bad humor after with It for five years. The doctors and friends Said it wag salt rheum. It come out on my head, neck and ears, and then on my whole body was perfectly raw with it. What I suffered during those fire years. Is no use telling. Nobody would mo if did. I tried medicine that was advertised to cure it. I spent money enough to buy a house. I heard highly praised. tried a bottle of it. began to improve right away, and when had finished the third bottle I wag completely cured. I hare had a touch of it I never got any thing to do me the least good till I tried JOHNSTON'S would heartily advise all who are from humors or skin disease of any kind to try it at once. I had also a good deal of trouble, and was run down and bat JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA me ell The blood is your life and If you keep it pure and strong can positively rs- or face contagion fearlessly. JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA never It is for sale by all druggists, in fall quart bottles at only one dollar each gist disease or face fails. CO SOLD BY HOG. Literary Note. Our representative in congress has been heard from, lie has sent us three packages of garden seed. There is a decided lull in liter- The pools are plow- the novelists are grubbing stumps. new has died a but has all its unpaid contributors honorary pall- V bearers. J We return thanks to river for moving our office and residence six miles from town taxes. Major of the shows conclusively that all we Deed this country is peace pensions. will not get the new Phone St. PILLS Realm Vitality, Lot sad Los of NOTICE. alien will l to the town of . L. Sr., Mayor. J, Clerk. January, 1901. OP. A bog about HO black and market hole in Han up with my been months U notified to Four north Jan and A nerve tonic blood builder. . . the rink flow to of pr with oar bankable to cur or refund the money paid. . i for fit able PILLS SO copy our ; Los fits, mall in SI-00 a O tor our to la or rotund . money paid. MEDICAL CO. government penitentiary, and wt Jackson St c I. Greenville. N C we demonstrate to the government that we could till It comfortably. One of our leading authors has just closed a contract with the railroad to dig nil artesian well. lie will probably make enough money out of it his new- novel . The author's supper, on Wed- evening last, was a highly affair. There was a to each poet. All liter- matters were laid under the with the authors. OSTEOPATHY. B. S. O. Office Henry Mouse, first door North of Baptist Church. and Consultation free in MM. J. W. PERRY CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging, Ties Bags. Correspondence and shipments solicited. AT POINTS. with good stock of consisting of meat, meal, Hour, sugar, coffee, sea, Syrup, tobacco, cigars snuff, canned goods and anything usually found in a grocery store. Thank- you for your in the past and hoping by fair dealing to merit your favors the future, I am Respectfully, OLD DOMINION LINE I a MAGAZINES. Famous Barker Fountain Pen And when it comes to JOB The Reflector Office Can't He Beat. m-. of a Bachelor. The divorce system is love's court. liven man is bilious when he is a pessimist, and every woman is a pessimist when she is bilious. The women will all strike for dresses, because they don't want to we the styles of the last century. probably preferred e iii a tub because there enough loom in it for him any if his wife's relations. The pen is mightier than the a man who couldn't make a an marry him by skinning alive can do it by writing her a dozen fool love York Press. Climate Hie Fin. HI In the World. Col. Sylvester T. his way from Cleveland to his estate, near was at Chamberlain's last night. the Blue Ridge Mountain of North said Col. to he found the moat perfect all- America. There are win- resorts I be South and slimmer resort-in North, but North Carolina is a desirable place to live in either winter or summer. It is no only to that people go, all through North Carolina mountains there are attractive re- sorts. Some of the most in the world can lie seen there, and each passing season an Increased of Post. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Having duly below i of Till county B, A. House, Br., notice Is hereby given to per- is little or no difference an increased tax late and ;, all lb an increased property ,,. , . , , the day of rather would raise more I or will plead in bar but it would come directly out of the people, just the j Herald. I f Hull. II. A B. A. Sr TUCKER CO. Wholesale We carry all Style Hats, Al Hats, Stiffs of nil shapes, In anything in Hat line. We have made H, Hooker our sole distributer for and you will a full line of Tucker Hats his store. it hereby given that application win he aside to the Assembly of to prohibit wile of liquor two near the town f. This 1901. SERVICE Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at A. M. for Green ville, leave Greenville daily at IS M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday Fridays at A. M. for Tar- leave for Greenville Tuesdays, and at A. II. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Philadelphia, New York and ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominions. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. C. CHERRY, Greenville, N. C. NOTICE. forbid by any i. any by with turn of cutting of or on any manner, on m trait John farm in It II Smith, the other on the fitly of Tar One known a Hen hi the lying on south river. will It. J. R. Hyman, Rental Agent, GREEN VILLE, H. and sold. Property rented and exchanged. Co i lions and prompt re- turns. N .-building lots for sale. Nice I a for sale. d or N of well land near TAKEN UP. A ml with stripes, crooked barns, unmarked, apparently about two old, been in my Bald Pair Owner Is cull for and tor keeping W. U N. C. Job. s One Day Cold Cur. Par M in L. H. Pender, GREENVILLE, N. C. Tin Expert All kinds Gun and Locksmith work He-stocking of guns a specialty. Agent for The Oliver Typewriter NOTICE. All persons owing me for guano the rest MOO sad prior, pleats mil with w, Hurries, Greenville, or s stand, near Greenville, or check direct tome, ii. M. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers Brokers in Stocks. Cotton, Grain and ions. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New THE B ST and fever is a bottle of Chill Tonic. It Iron and quinine in a tasteless form No pay. Price The Commoner WILLIAM BRYAN, Editor k Publisher, Lincoln, Advance. One Year Six Months Three Sing. No canvassers are cm ployed. Subscriptions taken at Weakly will he sent together one year for or DAILY and one year for payable in ad- Cotton Bagging and on ban i Fresh goods kept constantly en hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. W, R. WHICHARD BRO. IN Whichard, N, C. The Stock complete in every de and prices as low the lowest. Highest market paid for country produce. Are Satisfy Your Appetite at the Carolina Next door to Everything New and Clean. Outers, Good Io Fit, Regular Dinner from vi Cents. Soup, meat, t Vegetables, Bread, -it all for cents. D. W. j. s. -DEALER IN- A GENERAL LINE OF Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. K. COREY. PATENT or alto w . at photo. for It-M L-tin i r, Mill ml v n. BOOK ON PATENTS m t m i m We sell the Celebrated The only corset that will not break down at the sides. Our Hue of Bu- Tables, and Wash Stand Covers is and very cheap. See us for burgs, Swiss, val laces. W. T. LEE CO. -k OUR H The Impeachment and and Other Mat. Importance. Reflector. N. C. Feb. of them, are not guilty of the charge, though entirely too many of tire. this connection attention may be called to the bill of Senator James, of Pitt, which prohibits solicitors from collecting costs cases which judgment is not The resolution of Representative prayed in open court. Craig, of Buncombe, introduced in the House last Thursday, looking to the impeachment of Chief Associate Justice j Douglas of the Supreme Court, is Washington, v., Feb. The shrewdness of the bluff in Senate by antagonizing appropriation with the Ship Subsidy bill cannot be denied. Having determined that there shall be an extra session of Congress anyway, they could ford to make this bluff. If they succeed in getting subsidy steal through by it, they will dodge the charge of arranging for the extra session just it through; if the subsidy fails to gel through, may also prevent some of the regular appropriation bills from getting through, thus furnish- other reasons for the extra session than Mr. sud den desire lo have Congress pro- a I'm in of civil government fin the Philippine, and his anxiety lest Cubans should have to Wait a months f r action on the constitution they arc signs are wrong, there is some partisan behind Ibis extra plan. It is easily that the republicans intend to do some par- legislating in the Congress, for the purpose of perpetuating themselves power, hey would prefer doing this it to the re- We are still the forefront of the We offer you the best selected line of race after your General Merchandise AID FOB The State Association of soldiers met here last I Wednesday night and Thursday, j spring to -he .,. , ell Hose of the past week. Few expected it j until a few months before the next I in the Home Congressional campaign, The large the pensioners at home. It i republican majority III both bran- was decided to ask for dies of the next congress will he for the Home maintenance, and for need- ed repairs and new buildings; that the pension tax be increased Gram There arc indications the to cents on real and republicans are going to try to do property and from to lo cents Congress what they were afraid to do in connection to be found any store in Pitt County. Well bought choice selections, the creations of the best manufacturers of America and Europe. Seasonable all the year round, spring, Summer and Winter. We are work for yours and our mutual ad- vantage. is our pleasure to show you what you want and to sell you if We offer you the beat service, polite attention, and the most liberal terms consistent with a well established business built up strictly on own merits. When you come to market yon will not do yourself justice if yon do not see our immense stock before buying elsewhere. Remember us the following lines of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, Press Trimmings Jacket.- Carpels, Mattings and Oil Cloths. Shoes. My friends and run i u m in store formerly Mi V. V . opposite the Am I ire, with a full and complete line Goods and Notions. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LINE OF Trimmed Hats, Sailors, Silks and Velvets of all I wilt carry one of the complete Ii of Millinery to be I-, ii. . Mrs. M. K. ill have charge of the mil- department and will be-lad ; all her old friends and customers call her. beyond a circle of lawyers, mostly members of the Legislature, though the subject has been mooted for three months past. The charge is that these Judges violated the Constitution when, over-riding the action of the they commanded the Audi- great temptation class of their leaders to indulge in par- legislation. Women's and Children's Shoes. Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters. Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar Coffee, Molasses, Laid. Scad U, I Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, and Rope, Furniture. tor Treasurer to pay the claim , of Shell Commissioner White. charged soldiers over years, worth less than be placed on roll as class The resolution was referred to the House judiciary committee, and Thursday night that com- placed the matter in the hands of a live, will report it back with recommendations this week. In the meantime the matter rests in quo, though it may be re- ported back today or tomorrow. If a favorable report is made then the resolution come mediately before the House. One rending only and a Vote by majority j of of the members of the House is. necessary for the passage of the resolution. A committee of live notifies the Senate of the charges for impeachment if preferred by the House. The act of impeach is always the duty the Senate. When the House prefers charges of this kind the Senate be- comes the highest court the State. with the apportionment bill, passed by the present poke their lingers into the inter- that all widows of Confederate of those Southern Slates soldiers, married to them have by Constitutional pro- the war, and now years old or curtailed more, be made 4th class pension-, Enough was said when the that no other pension of Senator elect Simmons, be enacted, i North Carolina, were presented to Headquarters for Furniture and line. We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either or on Approved Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Your Friends, K TAXATION By the settlement of the suit be- tween the Slate the three big railroad systems over the collection taxes for made an increase of over nine million dollars over the as- of 1808, the State now re- additional, the ties and the school fund last Saturday I he Senate to show that an attempt is lo he made then ext Congress to gel the matter before Congress by objecting to the seating of Senators from the states that have I restricted Car- South Carolina, Mississippi, Louisiana. Whether the at- tempt will will depend upon the support it gets from the more conservative republicans, many of whom have said in that were NEW JUDGES The decision of the Democratic legislative caucus to the criminal courts and increase the number of Superior Court districts from to Hi, will meet with gen- approval, One feature of the discussion developed the fact that it awns the general opinion that too much of the time of the courts is wasted by the lawyers, and it was claimed that if a proper reform was worked in that respect there would no need of additional terms of courts. But the attorneys appear to have pretty much way, with most judges, the latitude allowed some of them, especially in the merciless and often cruel and taunting examination cross- examination of witnesses is one of the wonders of this free country with country where the rights of every citizen is alleged to lie protected, except the w while undergoing such an or- deal at the of some shyster of the legal profession. Of course this doe, not apply to ail lawyers, many of most a to the General As- opposed to any agitation of recommending approval of t and would have the settlement, and so doing favored the suffrage restrictions these they lived in the Stales arc a good many men f j have adapted them. am aware who would have prefer Senator-will to a man oppose any led lo continue the litigation to question the . a i fiST m m .-; r- Mi i I- OH a I m -i . . . ; i ply . I without Potash be A Forced by n r Father to Wed a Man she Did Not Want To. On Monday -It, Mi Sarah Hudson, accompanied o her brother, drove tip to Mr. M. K. residence, on Broad Heel, and asked permission to remain over for the night and to be allotted to for ii days. Her granted and -non after had me in -lie related the of her father to force her to a man she did not love. She related the tears with a heart. Mr. told her .-he could spend several days his home. On last Saturday father. Holly Hudson, for her, finding at made her a promise if she would go home with she might many lite man she loved. The girl to go, and they started out. as passing out of the man whom her her lo drove up in a buggy and suggested lo the young who was riding on u cart, that she might ride with him the buggy. She this she lieu the m i friend told hi-r he was going to drive her to mart j the man of her father's choice. We that the girl broke down as Sue car down Sampson there mat the father's choice. The girl's mother is dead her fat her township. Sampson county. The ham, Ala., for Liberia. man she loved a a poor man Supreme THE in WIN or LIFE, . ill not in ; thoughts, not breaths; In figures on a dial. We should cunt lime by heart- He lives, Who thinks feel-the noblest till- III-1. d he who beats quick- est . .-i . one more than ii .-. . e fat sleeps as it slips I heir Mil . I ., . hill means end, I i i a I i . . mi an. and to all find, i all the of the world. Philip James Bailey. I i and more tax laws against the railroads, but to do so involves continued which so far has cost the State 18,273.20, with a considerable sum still for already rendered, and which cannot be continued less than the cost of per year to the State. The railroads constitute a considerable and valuable part of the property of North Carolina, and they arc of great importance in its industrial development. No fair minded man desires any way to hamper their growth and development. the other hand, no just man can assent lo their having an in taxation. They ought to bear the hardens of the State in to their ability to meet them, hut it is not a violation of thin rule to tOt upon the made by our Commission, who have and earnestly striven to do justice in the matter of tax- right of Senators fro n four above named Stales to take their scats next Congress. It is admitted by officials that the greater portion of imposed nominally to meet the expenses of the war w it Spain, but really to make up the that would have existed long before on of the prohibitive nature of many sections of the Dingle tariff act, will be permanent, because of the increasing public expenditures and the decreasing income from duties. Sonic prominent cans are openly advocating the lowering of tariff duties to increase the revenue but the lock ribbed high protectionists, of whom Mr. i.-. one of chief will not consent to as they have the power to prevent it. So the can make up their minds to pay war taxes not cut by lull now before the Senate for least four years more. If you want stoves or ranges constructed upon scientific principles which are economical, durable, and convenient, as well as beautiful artistic, look for the mark, is shown upon every or Range, do be deceived by worthless imitations and substitutes, lead all others in yearly sales an p Sold her thought marry- Lee she would in. . -o ii is stated. has sustained the of law laving consider this beyond brutal V Cleveland has and the young lady bus the . . ., ,,,, ,,, tin- Han- , . , l in one Stales, IV i III., has order- in the city it Ii W. K yacht I . -In- v. ill lie joined by hi- friends, I., i o, III., has de- plan f . Die saloon Idle one i engaged the Building, GREENVILLE, N. C. N I Mr. J. O. tot Miss A ii roll, ho bus n returned home glad S. Iowa mil again he ha been on ii for tin . i v, days. i- sick list. L. Prut Iii . , clerk i tent ion a took Mayo and l. b. from , ,, , , , , , nags worth the place at leaded church at . ,,,.,,. h iii lo tn i . owe Sunday, J .,. . . ,. , store, Conn. be makes , ,, , , , , , ,. , , , , , James Urn I. Bruit u. mi .; , . .,., ., , ., . Ir l lie Vi; ii and I . . , . . , . ,. .,. I . II., an v irk it lit n , , ., . . eh- a u-u It pillow, and Alston is in i i . , Brown was fatally wounded In I duel which followed,