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MM mm. Attention Farmers BILL school provided for and the I blacks the school provided for ii-ii a in the I i of 111.-. I am now offering you one i f r moat i DRY GOODS. SHOES, HATS. W is. and TABLE CUTLER at very reasonable prices. My of jibs which is the Standard of any m re fresh and cheap. When you none to town again give me a trial. Hoard of Trustees shall have power to admit children to either of said schools who reside outside of the corporate limits of said town upon Y, The Genera Assembly of North Carolina enact Section That there shall he E an election held in the town of Greenville on the second Tuesday Thai corporate limits in April. 1901, for purpose of of said ban constitute a taking the of the qualified we. but voters of town on the graded school or establishing and maintaining a bylaw Graded School for each race Meeting and therein. ranging various districts Sec That I election county of Pitt may extend lie time and places of the graded school as the election by an in territory Ad passed session of embraced within General Assembly purpose said town. taking the sense of the voters of town on toe question of to public Get a good Safe The Victor safe is made hi all sizes con- for home, office and general use. Every sale sol with a guarantee to be lire proof. Prices range m up. J. L. SUGG, At N. C. bonds for water works, electric the district in which said graded ii registration as the and the same lights and other improvements. sUM shall be held and conducted under and applied to graded schools respectively, and in to monies there shall Registrars and Judges of election, each year on and the returns shall be made, and the tax- counted and the result declared in aW like manner. a separate lo tang on Slid graded schools at least thirty- two weeks each year, which tax one year, fifty cents on the one hundred Prevention better than Liver Pills will not only cure, but it taken in time will prevent Sick Headache, biliousness, malaria, jaundice, torpid liver and kindred diseases. Liver PILLS ABSOLUTELY CURE. osteopathy; O. Office Henry Clark House, first door forth of Examination and Consultation SALT RHEUM CURED BY Johnston's Sarsaparilla QUART BOTTLES. Is Ike a separate shall lie provided for this purpose and the voter shall vote on a rate from the other ballot. Those who favor establishing the school the the one THE COUNTY BOARD DIRECTORS HAVE APPOINTED THE pretax for half on the taxable sun, shall vote a on which the Board of Trustees of the shall be written or printed the on before worts and d h. it shall vote a ballot yr wake up and submit to I our sole distributer for Greenville on shall W written d you will Hod a full line of words and expenses of said la ,. ,. schools tor the succeeding L. H Pender, GREENVILLE. X. C. Tobacco Flues. Tin Roofing, Expert employed. All kinds Gun and Locksmith work first class. of a specialty. for The Oliver TUCKER CO. Wholesale Hatters, NORFOLK. VA. We carry all style Hats, Al- Ounce Hats, Stiffs of all shapes, in fact anything in the Hat line. We have made II. Booker Si As one of the for Public c Pitt County. We handle the books State List for public schools and can ever you need, we also have COPY BOOKS, Bi supply III Hi the what- That of W I of said town shall vote Greenville, N, C. in nm u . . . tin- following named per- establish said schools then a graded W to I. . I for each race shall be Thai said taxes on Dickinson shall lie collected and accounted for; Maker and Repairer of CARTS WAGONS. hi-, in Tina. Nature. in her efforts to correct mistakes, which mistakes hare come from careers or it be from ancestors, shoots out pimples, blotches and Imperfections on the skin, a waning that more serious troubles haps tumors, cancers, erysipelas or pulmonary are certain to follow II neglect t heed the. warning and correct the mistakes. Many a lingering, painful disease many an death has been avoided imply because these notes of wining- have Wen heeded and the blood kept pure by right use of JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA Miss J. of Marshall. Mich . I was cured of a bad humor after with it for fire yens. Th doctors am my friends said It was salt rheum. It out on head, neck whets body. I perfectly with It. What I those fire years. Is no use Nobody would believe me If I tried every medicine that was advertised to cure II I spent money highly . l to and when I the thud bottle I was completely cured. I have never had a touch of it . to do me tried JOHNSTON'S I would heartily advise all who are suffering from or skin disease of any kind to try It at once. I had also a good deal of trouble, and was run down and miserable, but JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA made me ail The blood is your life and if you keep It pare and strong can positively re- disease face contagion fearlessly. never it is for sale by ill druggist, in full quart bottles at only one dollar each r all druggists. In full . i-Horn SOLD BY Met. will he to the t I lie charter of the town of L. Mayor. J. c. lath TAKEN UP. A male hog, about so pound p -s.-. black and white d, marked round in right ear. Has lakes up with my Hashed notified to come get Four miles north Ian NOTICE TO Having duly baton the i milt Clerk of Pin at OLD DOMINION LINE slant and fool's colored crayons, ruled practice writing ; p.-ii. slates, boxes, el;. s ins arc hereby to W. P. town Hair, Skinner, T. all over lo the per- son designated by Hoard of Directors of said graded schools lo be expanded under their i lion. Sec. Thai this Art shall be force from and after its cation. soapstone pencils cent. plain load pencils l cent, rubber tipped load pencil cent, nice with pretty cover cent, i rayons, with metal hold- in nice wood box cents, tend pencil, slat.- pen and pen. mil Mile, all in nice box, . cents. A great big wide la cents. of best ink on the market, f cent;. books to cents. White crayons, gross in box, cents. Good fool's cap paper lo Coats For the Business Man. We carry a nice and single i. Ii long day books, journal order books, receipt, r books, fill note k-i, Waller It. Wilson, J. B. W. II. E. II. . A. Move, Sr., J. R. W, R, Parker, B. Brown, C. I. and B, W. They shall have the gen- control of the location and man- of the graded school for each race and may employ such j Cigarettes in Tennessee. teachers and officers each as has attached may deem proper and Ax the bis signature to the anti-cigarette compensation thereof. They may Mil, which prohibits the sale or appoint nil Executive Committee the State for the per- selling any cigarettes or appoint ii committee Of colored men papers, to look t colored school Once again the has under their supervision if they I hid adieu to of Tennessee. i It an enforced farewell, for other organization of their Board yesterday Governor advisable, mid anti-cigarette hill passed by j should be a vacancy in said , now in session, and j vitality, Hun by death the law went effect mid mm Steam Engines, Boilers and Machinery Repaired on short Hosts, Brackets and Balusters for house made lo order. nm SERVICE Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Wednesday and Fridays at A. M. leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays, and Saturdays at A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with St notice to all per- New and ons to the estate to ton. and for all points for the West Immediate hi the railroads Norfolk . Sire on or before day of , Old Dominion S. Co. from or tills notice will be plead in bar York; Clyde Line from I if V. 1901. W. a. II. A. House. Sr. NOTICE- is given will be made lo the General of North lo prohibit the of of the Missionary Dear the town of N C That Hay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. SON, Washington, N. C. J. J. Greenville, N. C. For Society ;. We have kinds and sit; envelope s.- s, . papers, ear I papers and otherwise remaining night. such this morning at the See. Thai persons herein as trustees of Graded have cigarettes are hereby constituted and Be information that the, appointed trustees of Pill of and together with up last and B u. Wilson. Those hat In; nil .-it,. ,. mid return. A nerve tonic and blood builder. Ii; . pink b and PILLS H. Cherry and W. II. supply left over will Tucker. surviving members of hP to the the Board Trustees of American Company's Academy, shall be and whence they ship- Board of Trustees when Judge W. said Academy. letdown fence for I hem iii a legal decision about two mouths ct firs of Bf n. f.- with our . i. i t j, or refund the s TAKEN UP. A cow with stripes, horn, unmarked, two oM, has in my tit-l-l four Owner Is hereby to call f-r tame and pay , for pins sud cost W. L. X. Jan. 1901. NOTICE. all me for for the year 1900 and prior, please call and j Cotton Bagging Ties always nettle with H. W. Greenville, or i, , H Tucker sold stand, near , l or check direct tome, goods kept constantly on folk. a , p. ti. box I hand. Country produce and Tablets LADED Results cam I-. of If of Power. . insanity. By in-r plain a bug, for i bond to JO or refund -h I KN ALL MAGAZINES, ii, it if the trustees of the school shall deem Sentinel, Jan. 30th. . . J. MEDICAL CO. ft Jackson Sis., ILL For oak- by L N C I he Famous P. fountain Ben ; fate. And when it to JOB The Reflector Office Can't Beat. r Si on I'm now I, rated n place for the; local Ion the graded school for the whiles sud school he there by and with eon- trustees of said but ii shall deem and bk the Board Trustees of Jg Egg, etc. Bed- Academy us herein constituted rids, Mattresses, Suits, Be- may. if they shall deem Carriages, Go-Carts, We to do so, sell said Academy ind i, I. ,, ; I all he lands thereto. In ,., manner and on such terms as J American i. Can- may d. Cherries, Peaches, Apples, lo the purchasers and invest Apples, Jelly, Milk, p eds such sale i a loci t I ,,,. ,. , , I I Hatches, Oil, and for a Meal and Hull,, Gar In for whites. den ranges, Apples, Nut-, Sec, Thai if said trustees of I Candles, -I Apples, reaches, graded schools shall deem Class at ml building for W , . ,. . . , Crackers, .,, n, Butter, Stand- lion same for ard Hewing in ea, and purpose. I other goods. Tint all children Cheap for cash. corporate limits of said as now or as ,. extended who ere .- M the public into said j Th Ons Cold Curs. ., s- , Kn- that whites shall attend the I Satisfy Your the Carolina door to Everything New and Clean. Oysters. Game-, Good to Eat. Dinner from as Soup. kinds meat, I kinds Vegetables, Broad, and lie- sen, till for cents. Ii. W. NOTICE. I forbid by any one any manner whatsoever, by gun or time, trapping, i in or .-ii any other any the following tract known as the John farm lo Iowa- nip, II It. Cotton, sou brother, the laud lying on side of Tr river. one tract tin Ben in township Mrs lbs farm other, lying on south will be II. J. sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. IN J. i. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging, Tics and Hags. Correspondence and shipments solicited. W, R, WHICHARD Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de and prices as low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. Ht v.- par lot in -1 la, Rick II. c. re .-no I ,, Oil Liter Pill, . r,. net., . o,.,,,., , . ,.,. l Sr of The Commoner WILLIAM Ai Publisher, Lincoln, NEBRASKA, in Advance. One Year Three Sing. Copy Bo. No traveling canvassers are em- ployed. Subscriptions taken at Th k office. The Semi- Weekly and Will be bent together one year for or DAILY and one year for payable ad- P. ill -r mull. M-mu I sir.-.-i- i in For J L THE B ST and fever is a of ionic, it Iron quinine in a tasteless form No care-no pay. m hr. i n Norfolk, Va. Cotton and in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ions. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New IN- A LINE OP Also a nice Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. B. PATENT Bend model, 1ST I CH I U . f ;. ; .,., . i C. CO The Eastern m i m D. J. EDITOR TRUTH P I. VOL. XX PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY b NEW GOODS ABE NOW IN. We sell the Celebrated COSSET. The only corset that will not break down at the sides. Our line of Bu- Tables, Wash Stand Covers is beautiful very cheap. See us for allovers, twits, val laces. w. T. LEE Names of Battleship. In con with the law provides that certain of vessels of the navy shall lie Observer has printed some inter named States of Union thirty-one Stales arc now on the navy list, as Alabama, Arkansas, California, Colorado. Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri. Nebraska, Nevada, New shire the New New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania. Island, South Dakota, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming. Most of these are sonorous names, well adapted designating light- ships. Nevertheless, the scheme of nomenclature adopted by Con- is responsible for some mis- fits. Dakota would be a good en- name for a battleship, but South Dakota and West Virginia are simply ridiculous. State names containing the prefixes North, South j New or West might well be of the Jersey would sound better than New and where the omission, as in the ease of the two Carolinas, and would lead to duplication the States might be represented is New by a in their local history or c, Feb. Democrats and by mutual consent, called the game today long enough to participate in doing honor to the memory that grand old Virgin- John by attending the joint session of Congress held In the hall of the House, and part in the es of the Centennial celebration of the appointment of John Marshall to lie Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the 0.8. The republicans will this week try to hold night sessions of the Senate to force Subsidy bill through. The opponents of the bill are not opposed to night sessions, lint they insist that at all sessions when this bill is being considered a should be present. Mr. signed the Army , ,, Saturday, and hunt for the During the past few The . . . , thirteen hundred odd commissions it places his disposal, is now New TO THE PEOPLE, AND CUSTOMERS OF PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. M y lends and customers can now find In the store-formerly occupied by Mrs. V. Leg I opposite Alfred Forbes store, with full and complete line of cotton as a Promoter of Population. information about North . V- . , full cry, mid he is already Carolina towns counties from u, , . ., ., . several limes than the the reports of the recent census I . ,, ,,., . , grip. Gen. Miles has been prom- There has been an increase the population of all the counties in the State except ten, since 1800, some instances the increase has been remarkably large, and it is worth noting that each county that shows a marked increase, there has a development of the cotton milling industry in the past ten years. Stanly, Durham, Mecklenburg, the General ship. Senator made some ugly charges in support of his res- for a Joint Congressional Committee to investigate special on legislation. He said that under the present practice a pension bureau had been established under the dome of Capitol, and pension attorneys, he believed for pay, ad- C nil ford and Rutherford an.- . , J vised clients it was easier to notable instances. The power of , . , , ., , .,,, . gel pensions through t Cation mills to build up ., , ., , r through pension bureau. ties is evidenced in a most j f ft- way by the census reports. me m Vi hat the cotton mill has done for Compulsory Our governor in his splendid in- address- what was the keynote to the memorable campaign waged by the Democratic party North Carolina the year 1900, be declared better educational opportunities for the masses. Our legislators are endeavoring to make good the pledges of the campaign. fact seems to have lost sight of. many ties of our state we already have four or five school term. What is puzzling us is the problem of getting the people to make use of these advantages after they get them. Superintendent re- ports only per cent of child- of school age school. The districts do not aver- age so much. The regular attend- does not exceed to per cent. Why issue vote large amounts of money to main- schools in empty school houses your remedy at- you ask. It is it isn't. I think a law should be made giving power to township trustees to compel at- when children arrive at the age. of twelve years without being able to read write. No legislator need to be afraid of that mild form of even in a as noted for conservatism as North U. Holt, in the News and Observer. may be taken as in stance. 1300 that place had a population of only This had increased to 1,883. Con- cord, which is officially recorded as a city, increased in years from to Greens- from to Henri- not in existence in 1890, now has a population of 1,280. Gas from to ; Graham from to Nor- wood from to Bessemer City from to China Grove from to 8.7, etc. These are only a few list could be considerably extended. A of the smaller towns show losses, but there arc no cot mills near them. In the matter of hold their own, it is a tic between and Holly Springs. Each had one more 1900 it had in 1890. Another tie is between Woodland, each with a gain of private Pension Bills, and the total of these bills this Congress, had almost reached and he predicted that they would be doubled the next Con- if something were not done to head off present practices. No speech made by a democrat at this session has attracted more attention than the appeal of Hep of Texas, for harmony in democratic party. By way of emphasizing bis willing- to receive i h open arms those democrats left the We US still in the forefront of the race alter your We offer you the best selected line of General Merchandise to be found in any store in Well choice selections, the creations of the manufacturers of America and Europe. Seasonable all the year round, spring. Bummer and Winter. We are at work for yours and our mutual ad- vantage. It is our pleasure to show you what you want and to sell you if we can. We offer you very best service, polite attention, and the most liberal terms consistent with a well established business built up Strictly on its own merits. When you come to market you will do yourself justice if you do see our Immense before buying elsewhere. us the following lines of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, Cups, Silks and Sot ins, Dress Jackets an I Carpels, Mattings and Oil Cloths. Shoes. Men's, Women's and Children's and Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters. Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar Coffee, Molasses, Lord, Scad Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow and Furniture. for Furniture and in line. We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Cash or on Approved Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Your Friends. Goods and Notions HAVE U ST RECEIVED COMPLETE LIB MILLINERS WE HAVE LINE OF and of Trimmed Hals, Sailor all kind-. will carry one be I iii Hi hi. Mr department will be glad lo have all her old friends and customers call to sec her. Chiffons, Silks complete lines of Millinery to M. Coned ill have charge of mil- Divorce Laws. Divorce laws i- a reform presses upon public alb During the pas ten years of the divorce court the institution upon which depends Ike and happiness of the home suffered degradation. A,; divorce may ho too readily secured while in a obstacles lo legal separation too great. Ii would New belongs to the latter class. wife of one of the men of the young girl Jersey, has discovered unless she lakes advantage of liberal laws of some other state, she i annul -n lire II divorce for reason for crime docs constitute ground in New Jersey. There is such variety tin- several stales ii I- uniform laws lie adopted throughout the in order in eyes of law. a man be a III and a In Com- Don't Leave North Carolina. The Wilmington Messenger is to be regretted so many organization during the last two young men go West, leaving their national campaigns, be A few this verse in his years ago Cue cry was West lug return, l young man, go and many And seek an were the young old men who Forsake the made you I left their native State and went to seek a new life the great West. Many succeeded, bat many did not And drove you from fond em- brace Come home Come home prodigal child, come Senator Tamer, whose speech against the Ship Subsidy bill was Carolina Is today the place for while and Magnolia tie to by Senator Frye, North Carolinians. Observer. An Unusual Mental Aim-, -ii Suit. Capt. F. Baton, who re- turned from Concord yesterday, gave particulars unusual mental anguish suit Unit was dis- posed of at the present term of Superior Court. On the 16th of a mouth a telegram came to a young man in Concord an- the illness of his mother, county. The telegram was not delivered until the of the t h. The you man's mother got well and he did not go to see her for two months after the receipt of the telegram. The telegram was sent collect, Capt. Bason said, and was paid for by the at the other end of the line. Judge Brown was unable to see just where the mental anguish came in and ordered a Ob- server. The great trouble with favors is I that they arc loaned and not en. very amusing,, and as dense gave Mr. Frye scoring that be will not soon for- get. He compelled him to admit that might be in some of his figures as lo the work- Of the bill, and then said that Mr. a vicious job on his conscience and could not lo laugh at any body, and that he had laughed showed he would laugh a graveyard at midnight; man who had of a crime and was pushing a had no reason lo laugh anybody. He referred lo Mr. Frye as a smelling around in the mud for food and accepting the decayed with the During the latter part of Speech Mr. Frye be SO angry that he left the Sen- ate Chamber and did not return until Mr. Turner The School War in W likes The school war up in Job's Cabin Is still wagging along We mentioned some lime ago that hot beaded fools had tried to run away a young Democrat teach- by burning the school and school book-. This worked and talked in favor of the constitutional aroused the ire and Wrath of fellows who don't know what constitution means. Well, the teacher did scare and is going ahead teaching a good school in a house he rented more advantages to young and men. The Stale needs and long since have returned to their old home, where after all. there is no place so good. all of- Ami Lawyers lip Up Too. would think sin at law would know if no more but one is found ho is as as a man who never saw a law book. The the Jno, . Nelson, had a card from lo once issue an execution in a certain case where judgment bod been ob- the talent, the young men who have been born and raised in the State need not go away to success. No Stale in the offers advantages, and the of the many who are making Slate great and good is ample of this I the teacher is still teaching and ll takes same w vouchers, succeed elsewhere and the same in hi Industry in the home State j will put the young auto as high up the ladder as in any. North Car is progressing the young men of the. State should slay at Lome and have a hand making her the first Stale the Concord Tribune. There will be no in the next Congress, an I the north is profusely over fact. Why won't the north elect a few itself and sec how it likes Sun. ill the term of court, lie threw letter aside dis gust, for law is plain no can lug the term which it was secured. This in. be bad from a of well known attorneys low ii making the same -i. of king him up do- it, w when he was him for the i and m t ed lo ii and he wanted lo he bad not done for the the count bad Well I him Hint be bad Mr. Nelson him line read a certain set-lion Church .-an crawl In the books The term i- going on and it it lasts a year issue Record. is that one Rev. William Church, more Republican cu Bed- nets t ii religion, has made de the relate to sign the voucher of this teacher, because it would be wrong lo a man for voted for lose sonic times this country, but, the Wilmington Star says, they stay lost as many do in China where 1900 have had their heads off for writing staff that the Government bosses didn't en joy- No crop can be grown without Potash. Supply enough i ii and your profits will be large; without your crop will be . i lo GERM IS K I WORKS, . . Rulers. i . i since the Norman Conqueror. II. I. Stephen. II. I. in-; 1810- III. 1878 I. .; III. ii. ; . I. mil IV. i III. lb lay VII. I., U VIII. VI. 1533 Man. I At i I. i i barb s I. in- Common wealth. Charles II. u ill. and Mary. I. . II. i.- i IV, William IV. nun VII. surely women can no longer coin- I plain that they are denied themselves. is said are only nine colleges in refute to give them degrees. will however, its thousands of men have found before. the possession of a degree is distinction lasts along In life nor the lain distinctions. is bill there is need for u for Had Clover Sued. No. the I . s. Department of gives information to the . I lid clover II of e debt- in Carolina. ,,, m quality of the Almost man. it indeed cleanness, every we have spoken xi.,.,,,, their subject Slate adulterant-, best to buy, and. Ii describes a lo, which any Dud out proportion of his teed will glow. bullet will be n. in applies for it to the of progressive p, pie, Ex Washington, C. net d- a new la., along till l in- business men In line. are to it. Ml -i d i i ll I In people demand I lie law i- ll ale lo be a ,

mm eyes EASTERN REFLECTOR GREENVILLE, N. J. WHICHARD, Ed. Owner Entered at Post Greenville, N. as Second Class Mail Matter. 12.1901. Mrs. u to raise bu ROM. She smashes them at every opportunity. at least is opposed to whiskey. JERUSALEM TO Fell Among Thieves Who Half We have had almost of a Biblical right the principal in the being u link now n colored man. Whether be was front can't be now, the man himself is able lo tel anything, bat that in- struck a of Greenville with unsavory Jericho, hi condition beat tells. As usual, the net; o in- a fresh held, trouble has re- from his entry Hawaii. The South is the only country where the is given a fair chance to his living. Do yon know that the United States is spending more money In preparation for war and mending the damages done by war. country in the world. Dot expect ting Germany and the other great powers t is a fact. it is worth remembering Mrs did not attack the joints with the idea that single c nil could abolish them. She did merely as the most effective means of calling attention the deliberate violations of the law that were going on. LETTER. from , Washington, v., Feb. Senator Teller made a short but speech just the Senate adopted a calling on the Secretary War for a state of the facts the ease of G. T. the American editor who was banished from the Philippines fur commenting upon the rules and regulations concerning pilots us enforced at Manila. Mr. Teller read the editorial and then Midi deportation of editor is a simple matter, to be About day light this regard Hi.- man was found in the railroad B ., offense against the cut between fourth and Fifth j of an American citizen that streets. He was he can be taken, Jail, covered In blood, and deported the that he had been of the n a beaten. Those who found Incendiary and a menace him a lire to keep him from ,,. There is freezing until the police could be notified. Policeman K. I. Dud- went out to after the bad him hauled down the l old office near the where he could be eared for. lie -in is a stranger no bods been found who knows no such offense known lo the laws of our country or in the criminal statute of any State. It is not known in any republic, any free in the world. He is but to lie sure, but he is n of the railed states. The offense against him is offense every citizen of the After spending millions tars for coast defenses, the War He. has now come to the con- that they are useless, the of their hilling prosperous since being nil, and baa stopped asking Pity it importance. Tin devoted to a money to buy them. Pity It have found this out be- fore. anything about he is states. I do make any hi nothing can be told fur pleading his cause here. I i I u assailed ho v he would feel Justified if this was the got his present ion. It last hour of and at all unlikely, though, that session should ensue through he got in with a set who appropriation bill, in habit the back of the here and calling the at- tery. and that the him up of the country to this dragged to where he was rage upon a of the United States. The bill appropriating for the St. Louis Exposition has been favorably to the House, and Speaker Henderson has promised that it shall be voted upon, which is equivalent to a promise of Its passage. of made Post Office appropriation i he text for ii speech full of common sense against the tendency on the part of Congress to increase the salaries of Federal employees. For instance, the Following, the truth of which every one must undertake to say that there is not an employee of the propitious, the yield will government, who devotes bis whole found. However, there arc facts to verify this supposition. But Ills condition shows that lie in- lawn badly T. i . . thing indicates th it the ii m of will he one he at I double that of last yen-, i in- acreage Irish potatoes will be fully equal to that of for- mer seasons. There will be a in strawberries than a- id if the season Is an average if the season proves to be Law laker, arc Do- tag. the new bills introduced were By London, to provide for the Home. By lo prohibit carry- pistols concealed weapons. By to apportion the several congressional districts. By Smith, to provide for of architect. WHIMS. All the bills introduced House were of a local character of but little interest. SENATE. By Warren, to certain lines in county. By James, to Green- ville Trust Company. By to provide a law. By Morton, to protect merchants millers. By James, lo appropriate finals to the Institutions for the deaf, dumb and blind. By Long, to provide a State system. By to prevent and injustice to clients by at the new bills were By Nicholson, to authorize Com of county to levy tax. Ky to validate of deeds By Moore, to apportion the congressional districts. Justice made a the other day In which he fathers never intended that Government should ever exert any i power or authority over any part probability be a normal one service, who does not Of the earth's surface free from the in the Mount Olive district, with receive greater pay he would yield the sections fur for in Speculators from the is not an employee in the i north to that there service today who did will be a shortage in the berry better his or her condition when he entered letter and the spirit of the looks bad for lie- policy. Clop, and with an eye always open There is a carious parallel he- to the chance, are Qua cu Queens Victoria and -I ring crops, Each made a love with a German prince and each was almost the sole representative ,. dynasty saw her country increase to ex tent undreamed of when sin- came to the throne. Will Wilhelmina do it. There is not one who, if he could better his condition other vice, world not resign tomorrow. Then, why this paternal interest in eminent employees All of I , .,,, arc free men women, and age. Why should make Hi. in wards of tie nation How The Democratic puny owes the I th s fatherly interest of .;. of this State a debt of tors, so lately aroused, in what ii ran repay. The me a cancerous growth ices south of Mount PI have bail lid at the to I the The House Com mi tee held H long session Thursday con the mater of Impeaching two of the Supreme Court Judges. After midnight a vole was taken and it stood twenty three to ten This vote is differ- what many people had expected the matter, but no doubt the committee bad evidence reason to warrant their If every Board of County Com in the State would fob low the example the sinners of Buncombe count v awing unlisted taxable properly In discovered to do away with am necessity of increasing lax rates The Commissioners ills covered that large Mil vent credits owned by people around was not listed for taxation, and forty of Ibex were to appear be to re the Board. In the list h if day of the investigation only twelve people were examined worth of solvent credits listed by them. It is said half dollars I listed, properly will lie unearthed I he have worked haul for eating its way to the vary vital of its at actual lost to the body politic, to he ., and the last two campaigns Mr. n i through the last by citing even than through on the growth of associations of iii,. imp, There are few of government em- of either of the present ostensibly for I. not owe their other purposes actually used hi In a large measure to a them so crease of the salaries of their dune for love. of S without hope of re E. who is ill Wash mi Hulls Is a notorious Is said tote that as the campaign Is I tied because he bad been led to I he newspapers are that he, and not would the for A. Miles, would be nominated for have with- And House commutes , under consideration Hie i the Stats n law removes the Injustice i the newspapers now ill report the till lib at all. That not lie d lo the II I bill If kill it, the . i ought know limn every man who voted to n fit They III I I lien law an act i they think they should lie able get this rights in I Raleigh Times. i . I i I ail-In id it or an alibi. lie I. i. i,,,. ii heavy one, and In or. n u rail broke I be broke his neck. I tenant general of the army. It i- laid I tin I of the reasons why Mr. took the unusual asking the Cabinet to de- ballot which of the major generals should be Dominated lieutenant general was his de- sire In allow to think that Ins been prevented by a majority of the Cabinet. It is said that Otis been promised Miles will be compulsorily re- II red Mr. he reaches the ago of which will be August, and the place will then given to him. A day or so ago The Cost contained a dispatch that a Philadelphia judge decided that a man could be required to support a wife who smoked cigarettes. Now we have it that up in Wisconsin Mrs. Beatrice Tracy sued for u divorce on the ground that Holly Tracey was He accepted the soft impeachment, allowed the plea and granted an absolute divorce. A Florida exchange asks the Leg- of that State to pass a law license lo marry shall not be granted that Slate If man concerned indulges in the cigarette. As our Legislature is still the subject of we submit the above for their prayerful con- Record. As reported to the Adjutant General at Washington, the total available of organized militia in the States fools up officers and men, about per being infantry. How slight a proportion of the lighting strength of the Republic is denoted in this service is apparent from the returns lo the Adjutant Gen- office of the unorganized available men. It is apparent that a season of grave emergency the Government would be enabled to set from to 1.000,000 soldiers the Held without seriously the commercial and trial demands of national existence, No nation on earth can boast enormous reserved military Record, NEWSY AND BUSINESS NOTES. j. C. Feb. Th is the program at the of cornerstone of the Winterville High School by the Jr. O. V. A. ., on the of this corner store and raising flag. Song. meeting to order by W. C. Prayer. Address and presentation of Bible Hag by prof. W. H. Bags dale of Speech of by W, of Song. Address on G. B. King, of Song. North Benediction. good hubs I ed by the A. Cox Mfg. Co. it Williams a colored man employed by Dr. Cox went to hi, his work last Thursday. After getting in the yard he hung his on the fence leaving a watch the In a short while looking out of door he saw a large the of his work, Upon loves he found during his ab some one set lire to a pile of fat posts thrown the coat on top, all of which was burned. No remains of the watch Could be the ashes, and it in supposed the lire was started order to hide the theft of watch. George is terribly grieved. good second growth white oak spokes wanted by the A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. Misses Buck Haddock, of the are visiting friends and relatives here this week. Boyd, who was right hurt in a runaway day last week, we are pleased to learn is very much improved. Mrs. Lula Best and Children who nave been visiting town for the past week returned lo their homes yesterday. At the the corner stone of the Winterville High School here on 22nd those who shall be so fortunate as to be present will be treated to an oration that is seldom heard. we know the orator, and like others who have heard Buck King to hear him once Creates a thirsty desire to heir him again. He is indeed a veritable Demosthenes. We are glad it George Badger King who is to be with us. A. G. still pays the cash prices for cotton seed. WK ABE OFFERING GREAT BARGAINS NOW IN Men and Boys Clothing Especially are being sold out at greatly prices, as we are out that line. Spring arriving daily and they are beauties. We don't you to take our word, come and be convinced. goods no trouble. Yours to please, HICKS WILKINSON. For anything kept in first class dry goods store. fill In Prison For Lite. Georgetown, Ky., Feb. B, stenographer to Governor Taylor during his who was tried as a principal in the shooting of nor William and found guilty, was i before Judge lute afternoon and sentenced to life imprisonment. When was pronounced la innocent. I have convicted base and infamous appeal will to the State prison shortly. The legislatures of several Stales have undertaken to regulate the lobby. passed a Lobby which . . We are surprised to the Judiciary Committee of the House is unfavorably disposed to the very conservative and just law proposed lo measure which pas-id i he Semite some days ago, by which newspapers may be protected fro n malicious It it not asked by the press, nor contemplated by the bill, that any publisher shall escape ally of a malicious abuse of his privilege as such publisher, but that he may be exempt from prosecution by those who, in good faith and as a public duly the publisher may The London bill as is called, is drawn with great care, affording every protection against a depraved pros, only aiming to protect the honest press from vi- prosecution. We hope If the committee has reached conclusions as report- ed it will reconsider the matter and report favorably. If this cm- not be done, let it go back to the House on its merits be deter- mined by that body accordingly. Raleigh Post, For the first time in tho hist try of warship building, neither the nor the Iron Works put in a bid for one of the three new Cruisers, St. Louis, Milwaukee sod Charleston, to not more than each, including In South a judge l his charge to the are to lie hanged by the The lobbyists until dead mid I hope it will for armor. l of the House prove a lo you. doubtless is, have bet ma and Tex is, and one . orders for vessels than can Carolina Leg-1 There , , undertook to- , , a cruiser proof that W build all ships Three Times The OF ANY OTHER. ONE EASIER. ONE THIRD FASTER. Agents wanted all territory. WHEELER ft Manufacturing Company, Atlanta, Ga For sale by S. T WHITE, Greenville, K. C BETHEL ITEMS Feb. 7th Misses and spent Wednesday B, W. of Greenville, was low n on a visit. Misses Bailie and Ana Salisbury, of Hamilton, spent Saturday Sunday with John Mayo and We arc sorry to hear of the death of Mr. J. H. Ward, here, who died Wednesday at noon. T. G. Carson Is very sick with fever. Rev. W. held services Sunday Kim City and returned home Monday evening. the p-is. Miss Manning, of Hyde comity, is visiting friends here. Robert left today to sec his brother, who is very- sick. We hope to hear of his re- soon. Remember there will be services in the Baptist church Sunday morning and TOWN Two Aldermen Re I fa -Another Suit Instituted. The Board of Aldermen held their monthly meeting Thursday night. For a while it looked like no meeting could be held, through failure a quorum to lie present, but after a bit of waiting enough of the members lived to transact the business. The Finance Committee reported the following amounts on general fund 0947.05, white tery fund 025.34, colored cemetery fund The Street reported that only general work had been The coin- that the hill approaching the liver bridge be planked, and the Board Instructed them to go ahead and do such work as they deemed necessary. The lights and wells committee market committee bad no report to make. lot in the colored cemetery was sold during the last month. The Board decided to take no action relative to opening a street between Fourth and Fifth streets in West Greenville. The Chief of Police, assistant Police and tax collector made their monthly reports which were ac- The resignation of Alderman O. E. Warren, of the Second ward, who has moved away, was read accepted. Alderman J. of the Third ward, tendered bis which was accepted. Charles was elected to fill the vacancy in the Second ward, Dorothy is pretty bard on out modern college athletics. Her latest is poor boy who isn't a student should be kept home every time, instead of being sen away to a university. He can gel just as much exercise, with less danger, calling hogs split- ting as he can in acquiring a col- yell playing football. And it won't come so hard bis poor old A Wife haw bur children. first I r, from lo M boon, and had to be under l the election of Alderman for th of chloroform. I used the ward was deferred to of Friend before our child which is a ht and healthy boy, doing my up to hours of birth, and pains. This men is ct remedy ever V Mother's Friend act similar that of sin. we need, from the lull blossomed of without a duty well performed. will do woman what It did tor the Minnesota mother who writes the above Let- Not to use during pregnancy k a mistake lo be paid in pain and Mother's equips the with a strong body and clear intellect, which in turn an- imparted lo the child. retain allows them to expand. s. and nervousness. puts all the organs concerned in perfect condition the find hour, so that the actual labor i, avoided, and recovery L merely a I day. Atlanta, Ga. r t . I next meeting. J. II. was granted to transfer his barroom from the building on street to on Fifth street. License to conduct a restaurant at Carolina was granted to II. W. A summons was read to the in a suit instituted by ant against the May- or Hart were appointed a committee to confer with the attorneys for the town relative to preparing the answer to the complaint. This suit grew out of the refusal of the to pay a bill for which Bryant tented at last meeting claiming that his horse had damaged by breaking through a sewer bridge. Accounts amounting to 1292.33 were audited orders for the ii Re D. J. EDITOR OW . . J I . . E . -AT- STATEMENT. Cf a I Audited lA the if Pitt aim She Receipts financial sill tie Fiscal Year ending No. To Whom l Moore . . a Son. J. H. . . u . I. . ; Haddock . . mi . J . Harris . Amanda . If Sam . is i-. . . . J. I . . t. . May . Martha . . David . Seal . IS . Jason . Anal . ii . n Polly smith . j S. in-own . Atkinson . . Polly . Harris . Mary . Teal . A. . Hay . . it. A. . peter May . Henry . Heath wife . Daniel . Isabella . Chapman . . Mary Brown . Kills . . w. Smith . and wile. . II Simon Tucker . Joyner . Jennie Moore . Maria Price . . Barbara . Martha . II Maria Harrington . no Frank . Mary . Keel . and wife. Crime . . Cox Foreman . Allen . Belcher . mount . Henry . David Boyd . . . . W. F. . Bunn . . M . and wife. . Nancy Moore . K. and . J. H. . folly . Winnie Chapman . . . lira. . Hannah . . Amanda . Sam. Cherry . C. Horton . John . Ml Hardy . J. I. .; W. and wife man . Ill Martha . Ill . David . K. Neal . chancy . Parker . Annie Smith . Fulford . Polly . S. . Virginia Atkinson . Oliver . Polly . ten . . Teel . A. . . I. Simmons . H. A. . Polar May . Henry . and wife. Daniel . Isabella . Chapman . Wives . Mary . Kills . Dupree . W. Smith . l-i A brain and wife Wright Williams . Simon Tucker . . Jennie Moore . Maria Price . . Cannon . Martha . Maria Harrington . Frank . Mary . Keel . Willis Johnson and wife . Isabella Joseph . Foreman . Margaret Allen . Qatar . . Henry Johnson . David Boyd . no i tun i Smith . ill . W. M. Moor . Ill Nobles and wife Frank Bright and wife . To Whoa John Battle Amt. H. Of on no 0.1 Oil on On on no Oil i; too Willis and wife. Nancy Moor.- . K. and J. II. . Polly . Winnie Chapman . . Haddock . Mrs Joyner . Hannah Dupree . Harris . Amanda . Sam Cherry . C. Horton . John . Hardy Randolph . J. Pope . w V wife HI Klan May . Ned May . W . . David . F. Neal . Chancy Grimmer . Jason Parker . Annie Smith . Redmond Fulford . HI Polly . Brown . M Atkinson . Oliver . Polly . Hun-is . Mary . . CM A. . OS Cay . L. Simmons . It. A. . Pater May . Henry Doll . am Heath and wife. . Washington Daniel . Ml Brings . Council Chapman . wives . Mary Brown . Kills . . tit a. w. . Abram and wife. Ill Wright Williams . Simon Tucker . Lawrence Joyner . Jennie Moore . Maria Price . Patsy . Barbara cannon . Malta Harrington . us Frank . Mary . Keel . Johnson At wife. . Isabella . Joseph Cox . Foreman . Margaret Allen . Belcher . Blount . Henry Johnson . David Boyd . . Edward Smith . Ellen . Nobles wife. Frank Blight A wife. W. O. . O. T. Tyson . . daisy A. Moore. Wm. Willis . daisy Lang . Maria Brown . Nancy Moore . K. Henderson Son. J. Polly Adams . Long . Edwin Haddock . Mrs. Joyner . Hannah Dupree . Elisabeth . Amanda Dunn . Sam cherry . c. Horton . John Wilson . Hardy Randolph . J. D. Pope . W. O. ft wife. . May . Ned May . Martha . Catharine Carr . David . K. Neal . Chaney Grimmer . Jason Parker . Annie Smith . Redmond Fulford . Polly Smith . Virginia Atkinson . Oliver Byrd . Polly . Harris . Mary Jones . Teel . . Simmons . H. A. . Henry Dall . ,. Heath A wire. Washington Daniel . Isabella . Council Chapman . Samuel . Mary Brown . Ellis . Dupree . O. W. Smith . Abraham Hemby A wife. Wright Williams . Simon Tucker . Lawrence Joyner . Jennie . Maria . Patsy . Barbara Cameron . Maria Harrington . Frank Grimes . Mary . nettle Keel . Willis Johnson A wife. . Isabella . Joseph Cox . Foreman . Margaret Allen . MS Blount . Henry Johnson . David Boyd . . Ellen . and wife Frank Bright and wife Smith . A. Moore . William Willie . daisy Lang . Maria Brown . Margaret Heath . . John Bell . Richmond . Peter . Hannah Braxton . J. I. B. Smith . R. L. Davis and brothers ll Nancy Moore . Ill K. Henderson and . J, II. . Ml i- no I M on l no On no. I'd mi i mi on on . On on CO I i I . no I no Oil SO To Whom i . Jam. . Edwin Haddock . Ill Joyner Hannah Dupree . . Amanda Dana . c . John Wilson . Hardy Randolph . J. D. Pope . W. o. Windham and wife May . Ned May . Martha . Catharine Carr . David . Heal . . n unit Ann.- Smith. Fulford . Polly Smith . Virginia Atkinson . oiler Byrd . Polly . Harris . Mary Join . I . . Hi Hie Gay . I. Simmons . R A. . ii. Dall . Tom y Heath and wife. Brisk . Council . Mary Brown . Kills . Dupree . ii. W. Smith . Abram II. and wife . Wright . Tucker . Lawrence Joyner . Moore . Maria Price . r . Barbara Cannon . Maria Harrington . Frank Grimes . Mary . Keel . Willis and wife. drizzle . . Cox . Foreman . Margaret Allen . Blount . Henry Johnson . David Boyd . . Ellen . Louis and wife. Frank Bright and wife. Argent . A. . William Willie . Lang . Maria ll . Margaret Heath . . John Bell . Robert Richmond . Pater . Hannah Braxton . J. D. Pope . Clark . Nancy Moore . K. and son II. . Polly Adams . James Long . . Mrs. Joyner . Hannah Dupree . Elisabeth . Amanda Dunn . c. Horton . John Wilson . Hardy Randolph . J. D. Pope . W. G. and wife May . Ned May . Martha . Catharine . David . E. Neal . Chancy . Annie Fulford . Polly . Virginia Atkinson . Oliver Byrd . Polly . Harris . Mary Jones . Teel . Gay . I. Simmons . II. A. . Dall CM ;. in HI or Ml ill lit Ml 61- Ml 6.31 MS 6.-.- Ml Ml MS ltd 67- 7.39 in Heath and wife. Isabella . Council . . Mary Brown . Ellis . Dupree . G. W. Smith . i Abram and wife. Wright Williams . Simon Tucker . Lawrence Joyner . Jennie Moore . Maria Price . 7-6 . cannon . Maria Harrington . 7-9 Frank Grimes . . Mary . it. tile Keel . TM Willis Johnson and wife . I . Isabella . Joseph Cox . Foreman . TM Margaret Allen . . Henry Johnson . BO i I el Boyd . . Ellen Matthews . Louis Nobles and wife. . Frank Bright and wits Argent Smith . sin A. Moore . William Willis . -us daisy Lang . KM Maria Brow . Mn Margaret Heath . Smith . John Bell . Robert . Peter . sir. Hannah . Clark . Washington Daniel . Flanagan Co. Teel. Rachel Peyton . Moore . Ml K. Henderson and son . J. II. . Poll Adams . U I. A. Mrs . Elizabeth . Dunn. C. Horton . Ml John Wilson. Hardy Randolph . J. D, Pope and wife. W. Windham and wife on I on Ml en on on SO CO I BO so i-i. I no CO CO in nO no hi lO on no I I on CO I M I in l M I Oil I nO on nO No. To Whom M May . Ml Ned May . PM . i i . David . Neal . Ill i. . Ai . R. Fulford . Po ; Smith . Ill Virginia . HI Oliver . Polly . M . T.-l . It. Gay . I. . MS R. A. K Its .-.- mi . Henry . Heath and wife. MS Brian . council Chapman . RIm- . Mary . Kl Its Ellis . Mi law . Ml Ml O, MS Abram Hemby wife. Ml Wright Williams . . . I i.,., J . note M ire . Price . I it Patsy Lass-it, r. Barbara Cannon . 91.1 Maria Harrington . Flunk . Mm . ff. K.-. . Willis Johnson and . Grizzle . MS I- . h Cox . . II I-, a Pol . Ml Margaret Allen . . Henry . v . . M . Ellen u . Ml null N hi Bright Art ill . Ml A. Moon . William . daisy Lang . Ml II Br. n . MS Heath . v. Si . Robert Richmond . MS Peter Th . . Clark . in . Smith and brother. K. . Ml William . Ml ll. a, Flan . Nancy Mis re . K. in and wife. J, . Pi Ad inn . I. A In . Mrs r. Hannah . Harris . la Dunn . II M -1 . ion John Wilson . II Randall h . D Pope wife. W O. and wife May N. I M mis Martha . Will . I. i. . . lOSt B. . Grimmer . Smith . 1.11 I Fulford . Polly Smith . Virginia Atkinson . 10.37 Oliver Byrd . . c Harris . Mary . . L. ma . it. A. II . Henry Dall . a 11.1 wife. ION . . lulu Rives . Miry Brown . Ellis . . I. W. . Abram II- wife Wright . Simon Tucker . aw M ire . in-ii Maria Price . lost -11 r . Barbara Maria ,., Frank Hi . Mil i ill . K l-l Willis and wife lisle horn . 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Si o M M M M Am t I I it H a co in j M VI on on on I CO Oil t CO or i. a., in. is. on if, CO Ml II II. Ain't. . . So ; mi SO II US in I -Ml in no II vi . . . . TAX I. . SO Am Home Aged and in . . Conveying Prisoners Jail. Tickets Court try Tn k.-ts . II of i . . . . . K . rioter House . . . Ml lions of t Peace. 1- III II 1.4131 1.411 1-7 MO MI M I M 7.1 in Total II , . r Jail r It. II . I V, . I I II I. . hi . -I I i . in . . I . Co., p ti . Bro . I . . T Ill i . II M Mooring ion . I. t . Pill . h ; . Hill. Ii Book and Co it. M Mooring . . . o, . . ;. Co I I hard. II J, hard . Walk. John . . A Mt OF HIS n.-i inn. If KIT. IS , I- i Sheriff, 11.1 m I of Tag M . . arc. in- , t id a . . ml Km II ii I-. . I II Mi.,. Is Si S-i II, i I. II . i. n on , 1- I, I. , 1.111 . . I urn Tat SOS 1.1 20,761.94 ,, ,. ,. I of . lite MS. GALLUP DOOMED A LOOKING GLASS AND A BLACK CAT BROUGHT HER TROUBLE. Site I V. Io Tear, fol . Hi fatal- la Tali Sorrow. fry C. B. Unit was after rapper. Mr. Gallup hail tOM out to tin- pig that the fr Ho on way Io tho when hi Mrs. Gal- a long shriek. He gave M Hart of alarm; neither be la- Ills As a of fact, stopped to roll farther away from the When lie the doorstep, lie put d-H n the in Its to a hair's the kitchen Watt hands mid up bit hat, and It was several minutes before he entered the room. Mrs. Gallup lug on the lie did m t look at her, hut h.- knew there. He asked hut ho was satisfied that she had one of her on. lie with n jar. hi his pulled off Ida with a for hoot, n look on Their from the Io lie bad read the hook times U Anton n .-r . . ; , which no in i -r IX liB IN M hut had become Interested In that were II- to the pip than white or Mack ones when Mrs. Gallup COO- that is. opened her eyes, uttered n and fetched a sat up. She fully expected Mr. Gallup would Ilk her what had happened or at least look In her but Just then he was busy with the poultry leek's that a red rag the tail of a would hen will her the Idea. When a two t . bad Gallup that to he said, and she i want to talk I yon a few before I You knew Lev Mn any day for the last cow kicked over I he heart. While you were nut bog the sum- mons I caught of the hack of my head In Jest a black cat run the kitchen Hour. That was the way Mary Ann and Manner Sly received their- summons, and lucre ain't no dOUbt that I'll he In n before sun- Mr. Gallup In l back of his Back with one hand held hook with the other as ho read that BOOM geese had been known ti lire to tho age of years, hut he bad DO remarks to offer. don't to annoy you while are cautioned lira. Gallup as she the tidy from the bead of the lounge to use n handkerchief; never before. I think you kin bear with me a little. The to after I expire, U to In laid out. The will cheerfully do that, want to dressed in gray you mo six years ago. about that, been use if the only one I ever had that fits the shoulders. I it want o to en In a dress i I up. I want to her my I . riled and a pink hollyhock In . linnet l shall try to expire a my so to look my very Lest, If my mouth Is shot will notice old teeth. Samuel, arc you lie wasn't. He was following the author of tho poultry book he staled that ducks were by had been known to go to sleep when Gallup toyed With her ti , interval and n all about needn't no big funeral or go to ii big expense. is about you. if you don't ninny within four you'll want soft fur the r. Tho soap Is down cellar in a keg, It's good soap grease as anybody over had. When yon are your soap, don't to la n i you'll In v to buy n new some tine- before spring, made Ike one do two years, hut It's go, It's got three bolts right in tho middle, How- ever, If you don't many you won't mind a holey tablecloth. Von know the wash don't Mr. refused to that by even lifting his eyebrows. The Statement that n gamier had known to dis- appointed I. Io tho all else leaks places, has fur and I'm afraid you'll II I'd tiled Io lung oil Io II fur another year i-t-r to Ms, pay m Then Mrs. Jack sou bus a of mine with a bro- ken handle. She's Ma fur a year two that It back, bat she done it. It ain't good fur any thing M a hut you want It to track Touts with Samuel, do yon When the preacher ate sup- per at White's It was two years i .- this fall, think, and Just about I fell Into the Mr. Gallup did not open his mouth In reply, lie had reached a chapter la the w-herein It stated that roost- crowed In the early morning not to welcome daylight, but to scare pole- cats away, and he was oblivious of all rise. what was Io eon- tinned Mrs. Gallup as she wiped her eyes, that believed she ed a nutmeg of me on that occasion to make a custard and has never paid It hack. If she lends you any fur the funeral and seems to feel real bad that I'm gone, needn't mention the nutmeg, but If she don't you might Jog her It. I owe Sarah Ann Johnson a of soda, and I owe Melissa Farewell some gin- to pay It as soon as I'm buried. You'll find catnip and hang- In up In the garret, and In the old bowl the top shelf In the pantry Is the salve and the mutton In ease yen git a sore heel. That's all, Samuel. I'm In everything so you'll he no trouble, and now then, even when you are check- with your second wife, hope you'll think of me. At this point she broke down and but even had she laughed In- stead Mr. Gallup would not have re- marked It. lie was reading a state- that In olden times hens used to lay eggs as big as pumpkins that one such egg hitting a temperance In the solar plexus would have caused Instant death. The Dually worked off. Mrs. Gallup what I hope. I've got my summons, put my house order, and I'll Good by, Samuel, she turned and stretched out on the lounge heard from more. After Mr. Gallup had read of drake. who died f of goose who formed for cow., of who learned to know a farmer's whistle from a man's topical son, he dosed the and rose up with a and look- id around. Mrs, Gallup was sound asleep, lie had her three times on to her up and let her know It was bedtime. If. or i I A TIP FROM A SH A INTUITION. I. . u Moors thine III ti,. . in, 1- pus A I . I. with Ho II tint., f r he or Hi. Slit Y. I, in . Ir-m the tint pastas. . . Wool Is FREAKS IN LUNCH ORDERS. Waller all. Io One .-t Hi.- l tin- on Hie bill of faro nod n pie mil a of milk, nil hi are Co there will a whole row n mine things. Invariably the case if if chain shirt about Lime the men on to set example, Then the pumpkin pie are sure give out noun hour Is funny how lazy people tho at a down town lunch place. are lots of men won't look at a Mil of fare, they over UH counter for anything that come into their if happen in fellow eating jut what want, if we out of ordinary, like fried oysters, something can be on the card in Ink, it will make a mi till public It's a losing ill- if the fellow mi end tho door Io pick it nut. Then one passes him the oysters, Boon Is a regular chorus for oysters, Then Ain't n that or cold cabbage. jut sheep gees They follow n leader if it's in nothing I'm I've seen Mir word- i articles about and Ideal , contagions. Any philosopher who t- wall mi a lunch counter would in theory. Idea, are an catching us Hi., measles, don't you forget i Inter Ocean. Register of in for Hip tin of tin- of Pitt county , urn n of in mt T. It. of die, bill roil. Ami I'm . fl . . 1.1. l. I . tuner i . i oh a it lair, but Ira have i remarked after a pause In the motto of the stale hat. and I will ii a i ii , u in, bow, I ;. Ml lie that you i Wife i this rear, Mi m ., But a ,,; hi , i hi; s w. to t . i I v i. r- It i . In I I III r. I in . iii I i ill i. lake nil my M I ant Mill TI i . o ho i i mi of lira mid Hie Mil- It over THE THAT IT TO A PAIR OF SHARP MEN. Ran a He- of In Is the In known n It Is the of the and tho Ml natural wilt In the rock down the Is to have a of the wife of the a u of Australia la the early days rt the has boon the favorite of suicides and murders have near the It was also the resort of hark Ushers In the days a re- was for h de- the object of la-Inn o man Mien the where plentiful of Sydney pew in sire. It was tin re one that a broken down la n turn In fortunes. Not aide to ob- employment, he Ids lat in a line shark and off from A Tier patiently for some time, tramp joined him. and the for he a due H i lira two all their time to haul ashore, hut when col la he a feet hen lone. They nil Ilia worth In the and. to make all out of the haul, to the They had often read of found sharks, for. while can n man. they are Dot able to negotiate they the a German, papers his It was parent that lie must have lien in Lon don before. Indeed. hi renal pocket then was a dated previously. It was In was laid 1.01 ope Australia, and steamships over sit on the London Sydney. The paper con- of the outbreak of war between frame and mid It was apparent that the living tn hail boon recalled In the army of the had either Jumped or fallen In the channel had been up by treat Which to Hie of ids in the the had a wash and brush up a full feed on b to his companion him lie had a Idea and ave as as a policeman who was the creates In Sydney and Hie ad- he down to the of his pot him an the broker. No one In at dreamed of war between France and wool was sold merrily a my man. what I do for Baked the broker. you to tell said tin- Immigrant, the price of wool Would be In Sidney should war break out between Prance It W pence I sad ill- bro- w. replied the the I are on Berlin, and what Io he n lung and bloody war ban actually ha- paid the broker mail from mine in bringing new n up to and there Is no news of II at wild The Immigrant then up unfolded the London paper, dated three previously. There was nu over that. There la no humbug it. for n r not produced In and besides mutter gave pi of f it- Wool was already A the the Wool thought that broker mini when -aw buying up all on marker and wiring over the lie a in; at u chased all Hie wool In looked Sun- a few Hue out news by lb mail mid up went The broker for n pound some the deal gave the an of s and a note for and sot the pour up In the world. Me has gr. so well Kin he It now In Wool I, I III- M-l I I ti -i What k has help- ed you In Hie . Tin First city Yes; I'm a hill tor ll-e Herald. that nil the limn of Ceylon lion every three j round on a periodic limn ; towels, to a fiery rate. Hi i oil tho nu I had n Ai ml was I. ill half melted In a , pot Horn Sir Algernon Bargains. I WANT MORE ROOM FOR A STOCK OF CLOTHING AND GENT'S FURNISHINGS AND WILL CLOSE OUT MY They are going at these prices. mac Sheet i he Oil Colors Solids Lancaster Silver Star Homespun Homespun Denim Mills Sheeting KM wide, bleached Chester Flannel Cotton Flannel He Fruit of the Loom wide Tic I wide heavy Sheet log He I Arlington yard wide all wool i Sicilian inch all piece Clean. double Tic kind. piece Saline tile Cc Heavy twilled Flannel all Manhattan Jeans for Lining wool, at Full line of Percales fast col- Jeans ors yard wide Mills R. G. Corsets at X i, 1.10 yard wide Towels at your own price just a yard wide few left. KING CLOTHIER. EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If there is a CROSS MARK in the margin of this paper it so to remind you that you owe It by the lot last Eastern for subscription and we request yon to settle as early as We need what YOU owe us and hope you will not keep us waiting for it. This notice is for those who find the cross mark on their paper West Point Vacancy. here is a vacancy from this district at West Point, and our Congressman, Hon. John II. Small, will have to make an appointment Any in LOCAL REFLECTIONS. for S. M. pays m inks, coons foxes. gives an interesting talk in his advertisement today. You get the best tablets, pens, bands inks at Book Store. Attention is called to the of laud sale by Harry Skinner, commissioner. Attention is called Io the notice by the Superior Court Clerk the matter of Rosa Fleming and others against Sylvester Fleming others. Composition books, companion boxes, crayon sets, rulers, pads, tablets, inks, just what the school children want at Reflector Book Store. We arc off after a lot of line horses and mules have a special sale at our stables on Fri- day and Saturday, 11th and Greenville Livery Company. H. S. Hardy, Salesman, It was policeman E. B. Dudley who looked after the man who was found in railroad cut and not Chief of Police Smith as stated in Tin; day. ITEMS. C, Feb. L. E. Elks has sick for the last few F. Powell is yet on the sick list. It is likely that we will have a railroad to come to this place. The railroad inspector has been here for the last few days investigating the matter. Mrs. W H. Galloway and her little daughter, Lizzie, left Mon- day Io visit relatives in county. J. II. Galloway was in town to- day. Mayor and Commissioners have in-w resolution in opening and repairing the streets. We hope they will succeed at last. is coining. It makes the town look fifty per cent to open Pitt street. I thing the Commissioners deserve credit for it. . J. was in town today. lending applicant him at once. should write New Mr. E. H. has just received a new omnibus for trans- passengers between the de- pot and the Hotel Bertha. The vehicle is a very handsome one and large enough to carry a dozen people. It was used Friday for the time. A Grundy county i recently to the address of one of his patients a bill for professional within ten days received the following letter on the back of his this was put in my box by mis- take the man bee's dead any of mine any- way. don't see bow your con will let you dun the dead. Why you live a better live and let live and try to meat that man who in heaven which is worth than forty dollars to Negro Frightened a Child to Death. Au old known its Jennie has long been a to the children of She goes from door Io begging for food. Children run away at her approach and hide until she is out of light. On Friday evening she asked for food at the house of Charles I, a jeweler. When Mr. three-year-old daughter saw the sue became so frightened that she went into convulsions. The convulsions until Saturday morning, when the little girl died of ville, N. J., Dispatch. Dispensary Election. Our neighbor town, held an election Friday on the of a there. The result of was votes for to the measure. About II o'clock a handbill arm distributed around the polling places asking the antis to voting and many of them did not vote. If all hail voted there would have still been a ma for the dispensary. It was a very quiet election Without any manifestation of ill feeling on aide. The bill to establish dispensary will now go to the General Assembly. ITEMS. S, 1901. Kinston, was here Wednesday and left for Ma- Cypress. Miss Woolen, of Kin- and Miss of came to visit Mrs. W. J. returned Wednesday. Miss Dixon, of Greene county, is here on a visit to Mrs. J. who has been in charge of the steamer May Hell for several years quit is on a new steamer has been completed and ruts Goldsboro. We all regret to loose the Captain, he was a clever perfect gentleman, captain Parson, of New has taken his place on the May Hell. J, J. Smith while trying to get his cotton gin to work Tuesday, got his knee foot In gin m badly mangled. The I doctors think they will have amputate the limb. DO. Sam Speak to Me, Some to You 1901. Ola Forbes went Io Wilson this morning. II. M. of Norfolk, came in Wednesday evening. T. King on morning for a trip up road. J. W. Bryan returned day evening from R. J. Corbet, Henderson, in Wednesday evening. J. C. and sou, Percy, left Wednesday evening Kill- Mrs. John Jenkins went to Tar- this morning to visit W. J. returned to Tar- this morning after a visit to relatives here. Friday, Claude is quite sick. W. M. Lang returned this morn- from Kinston. W. II. Alston is out again after being sick a week. Miss Annie came in this morning New Bern. Denmark, of Kinston, came over this morning. B. J. Pulley went to Thursday evening on a business trip. Presiding Elder F. A. Bishop left this for Wilson Fremont. Jenkins, of Scotland Neck. last night here left this morning. A. Coward, who has been sick some days, left this morning to recuperate. Mrs, of Mount, who has been visiting her Mrs. s. II, returned homo today. F. C. of Henderson. General Superintendent of the Carolina K Virginia Telephone Co., spent last nigh here left morning. A. II. Perry went to Goose Nest today. J. Rollins went to Bethel this L. Joyner went Io Kinston Friday evening. J. L. Fleming returned Friday evening from R. W. King returned Friday evening from George Parker, of came Friday evening. Rev. F. II. Harding went to Grifton Friday evening. Solicitor L. home Friday evening from Nash court. Miss Brace Forbes returned this morning from a visit to Judge A. M. Moore returned home Friday from Nash court. Mrs. J. H. of Kinston, came over this morning to visit Mrs. B. B. Senator F. arrived Friday evening l mil Io spend a few . home. Miss Parker, of New- port News, Va., who has been vis- her bro her, J. A. Parker, left this morning. This month bad several days on the calendar. The has already passed, the 20th is marked as Ashe Wednesday, 22nd Washington's birthday, and the w ill be told about later. ., .- . 20TH Hear Ye in.-i line White Goods, Swiss, Organdies, India to fr A limit Ills styles .-ill qualities, All is for u i- Kiwi counter Silk Department Most shown south of New York. one our strongest Silk. -1.1 under guarantee for six mouths. Silk, Faille, Silk. China silk. Silk, Silk. Satin de Silk Silk Ask to Silk Flannel, or newer. Clothing Department New styles coming in daily in both Suits Pants. The Old Reliable Brothers Shoes for Children and Little Gents, the and Shoes for Gents Leader. All sold under Guarantee. I By Yesterdays Steamer Rolls Matting. Open at Nights until o'clock. Greenville, N, C. FORD.

Attention Farmers I am now you one of ill i lines f DRY GOODS. SHOES, HATS, PANTS SHIRTS. TABLE at very reasonable prices. My line of GROCERIES which is standard of any market are I resit and cheap. When you noose to town again give me a trial. , in to j i an. Jas. I White. Get a good Safe The Victor salt- is untie in all sizes con- for home, farm, office and general use. Every safe sol a guarantee to be lire proof. Prices range from up. I L. Greenville, X. C. STATE NEWS. Happening In Carolina The Sort Assembly is lo hold its annual at ill.- ii City, Jane nth. Got, has been invited to deliver the literary address at the next commencement of Salem Fe male Academy. Odd Fellows are paring to entertain the grand lodge in May. A good time is in store for all who attend. A convention of all school of the Slate, of all nations, will held at High Slat and 22nd. , The register deeds for Halifax county Issued a marriage for Mr. Henry Kite, aged, and Miss Margaret aged Rev. J. K. Faulkner, recently i of Springs, Va., came yes to visit his Or. T. I. Rev. Mr. Faulkner will locate at charge of churches at that place and Free Press. Miscreants Shoot at Last week an unsuccessful at- tempt was Made to wreck the die passenger train near Mocksville. Saturday another attempt was made to commit murder. Just after So. had left Spencer, and good time, some one a pistol into the car window, which Biased a passenger. A small hole made bullet, showed had been done. Then another of the wretches threw a coupling pin Into the door of the Pullman car. but no damage was done. An investigation was made but no trace was funnel of the Dispatch OSTEOPATHY E. I. O. Office Henry Clark House, first door North of Baptist Examination and Consultation free THE MY SCHOOL DIRECTORS HAVE APPOINTED l As one of the depositories tor Public School Books in Pin County. We handle books designated on the State List for the public schools and can supply what- ever need. We also have COPY BOOKS, slant and double I practice writing books cap paper, ; pencils, slates, crayons, colored crayons, inks companion boxes, Sue of Oar School Tobacco Raising Curtailed. The high price of cotton will evidently induce farmers in cotton growing districts of the Carolina to plant more loss tobacco which will curtail the production of blight tobacco. The farmers in the bright sections of Virginia speak of diversifying their crops by planting some cotton instead of making a full crop If this should he case of course the crop of 1901 will be I Va. correspondent. Tobacco Journal. It is thought tobacco crop in this county will be cut down at one for this season. I am informed in one small com- which is one of the finest tobacco the county, the tobacco crop will lie cut short lull,. pounds this; cir. may be two reasons assigned for this, leaving of so many of our tobacco growers for towns, mid tobacco buying out the principal factories at our near est marketing X. C. Correspondent Charlotte Ob- server. L. H. Pender, Tobacco Flues. Tin Expert Gunsmith employed. All kinds Gun and work first class. Re-stocking of gnus a specialty. Agent for The Oliver Typewriter soapstone pencils cent, v plain lead pencils cent, rubber tipped pencil I cent, a nice with pretty cover cent, ;. crayons, with metal hold- in nice wood box cent. end pencil, slate pen ell, and pen, an I rule, all in nice wood box, cents. A great big wide lei rents, of best ink on the market, cents Copy books i to crayons, ; sin s Good fool's cap piper cents per the Business Man. We carry a nice in r and single entry ledgers, long day books, journals books, memorandums, order books, receipt-, note ks, For Society People 1175.------- M. Wholesale and Grocer and Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar- Turkeys, Egg. etc. Bed- rids, Oak Suits, Ba- Carriages, Go-Carts, Parlor Tables, Lounges, Safes, and Gail A Ax Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, American Beauty Can- Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour, Sugar, Meal, Soap, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Currents, Raisins, Gloss and China Ware, Tin and Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Mara tool, Cheese, Batter, Stand- ard Sewing Mach i and nu- other goods. Quality and Quantity, for cash. Com to see inc. SIM M Phone W. nave nil kind- . lo . . papers, i a in papers and tablets The. American Style. Austin, Feb. dispatch from San Mexico, says the Orel train robbery the can style ever committed on Mexican soil occurred on the Railway, near there. The news of has reached the city. A passed , train was held up by masked nun. who entered the Pullman sleeper and robbed the passengers of money, valuables and The train crew was held up with pistols. bandits were live in number. The leader, and Is be- other robbers, Americans The bandits are be by a force of troops their capture is almost certain. The robbers will shortly be put to death if caught, las is very severe on such frill par las for of sirs h we not far On- I when Hip with in tail ran. no pins, to, bases so contain mull Stamps taken, Co., minion i i. i , iv I L C. Satisfy Appetite at the Carolina door to New and Clean. Oysters, Game, Anything Good to Eat. Regular Dinner from o'clock as Soup, kinds meat, I Vegetables, Bread, Coffee De- all for cents. IS. IV. Manager TAKES TO I P Ills Pipe Stem. Feb currying a pipe stem in bis body fur nearly n year, Charles Ferris, it up and rid of a and Inexplicable indigestion. I Ferris that in the w inter of i in. f,. asleep one evening his pips in his month, and upon awakening was unable lo find stem. The other he hail Famous Fountain -pen, i. coughed up i In- missing article. It rubber, Inches in length w a cash 5- ATLANTIC LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY VIRGINIA . SURPLUS -9 And when comes to JOB o The Reflector Office Can't Be Beat. week a servant m I In- of Mayor W. S. of contracted small in a mild form and lo I In- house. A day or two member of Col, l broke like and as a of million family moved Into the Mrs Cook has also broke mil same way going lo bill Hie doc have not yet pronounced eruption There is not a single case of in lay ECONOMICALLY MANAGED try t Hi's most BUSINESS MEN. T INVESTMENT. C I . I MENUS THE i AGENT GETS THE IN OTHER i TO RICH GOOD -9 Doctors Say; Bilious and Intermittent Fevers which prevail in dis- arc invariably by derangements of the Stomach Liver and The Secret of Health. The liver is thereat in the mechanism of man, and when it is out of order, the whole system becomes de- ranged and disease is the result. Liver Pills Cure all Liver Troubles. SALT RHEUM BY Johnston's Sarsaparilla QUART BOTTLES. JUST IN Tins. i an a or stare he War la ts U Sun Powerful Blood IN J. W. k CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors handler- of Ties and Bags. and Norfolk, Va. Cotton and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ions. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and Orleans. The Commoner WEEKLY. WILLIAM J. Editor Publisher, Lincoln, Nebraska, In Advance. One Year l, Six Months Three Sing. Copy No traveling are em- ployed. Subscriptions taken at E office. The Weekly REFLECTOR and will be sent together one year for 1.76 or DAILY and one year for 13.50 payable in ad- G J. TUCKER a Wholesale Hatters, NORFOLK, VA. We all style Hats, Al- Hats, of all shapes, in fact in the Hat line. We have made H. C. Hooker our sole distributer for Greenville yon will a full line of Tucker Hats at his store. PILLS Vitality, Manhood of . all i nil of and A tonic blood builder. glow to and U tooth. By mil 1- for 2.60. with our Or refund the money paid, PILLS SO Tablets LADED tr bond. n, for of Power, or . Fit. and the mum of or Liquor. mail In plain a fur our to cure In JO days or refund money paid. MEDICAL CO. Clinton A CHICAGO, salt I I Greenville, N, O. on Maker and Repairer of CARTS AND B. NEWTON JULIAN t M , and on Short and Balusters for house made to order. NOTICE. All for will Bleats call or at or direct to nut, Nor- Va , I. II. M. The Day Cold Curs, com In mi, R- Co THIS Nature-, lo her efforts to correct mistakes, which mistakes hare come fro living, or it mar from ancestors, shoots out pimples, blotches her imperfections on the skin, as a warning; that more serious troubles asps tumors, cancers, erysipelas or pulmonary are certain to follow If you neglect is heed the warning and correct the mistakes. Many a lingering, painful disease an death has been avoided simply because these, notes of and lbs blood kept pure by a right of JOHNSTON'S Miss Abbie J. of Marshall, was cured of a bad humor after suffering with It for Are years. The doctors and my friends it salt rheum. It cams out on my head, and cars, and then on my whole body. I was perfectly raw with What I suffered during five years. Is no use telling. Nobody would believe me If I did. I tried every medicine that was advertised to cure It. I spent money enough to buy a house. I heard praised. I tried a bottle of It. began to improve right away, and when had the third bottle I was completely cured. I have never 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 suffering from humors or skin disease of any kind to try It at once. had also a good deal of stomach trouble, and was run down miserable, but JOHNSTON'S made me all The blood is your life and if you keep it para and re- disease m-face contagion fearlessly. JOHNSTON'S fails. It is for sale by all druggists, in full bottles at only one dollar I ERNUL. NOTICE. Application will be to the to the charter of the town of J. L. Sr , Mayor. C. Clerk. January, 15th 1901. NOTICE- Notice in given that will lie to the General Assembly of Carolina to prohibit the sale of liquor within two miles of the Baptist church near the of X. C This Jan 1901. TAKEN A red row with crooked horns, apparently about two years huh been in my field four months. Owner is hereby notified to call for Fame pay charges for keeping cost of advertising. W. I. X. Jan. 1901. TAKEN IT. A mule hog, bUck H, in Has taken up my stock, there two months Owner if hereby notified lo come gel Jolts north NOTICE TO Having duly the SlIM Clerk of Pitt county as of Hie estate of B. A. Sr. notice to fell per- to the to make immediate payment to the undersigned and all having claim the estate must present the for payment on or before the day of , or notice will plead in recovery. Thia of 1901. W. W. It. A. of II. A. House, Sr, NOTICE. I forbid by any one any manner whatsoever, by hunting with sun or at time, and trapping, cutting limber M panning riding loot, any other manner, on any following known farm in Falkland town- ship, adjoining It. It. Cotton, Jesse Smith, brother, the land others lying on the south side of river. One known as and Hen furn. in Falkland township adjoin Mrs. the farm others, on the south side of Tar river. will w It. J. OLD DOMINION LINE SERVICE Steamer My res leave Washing- ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at for Tar- leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays, and Saturdays at M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, and for all points for the West railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. C. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. O. DEALER LAND SALE. Hy of the power nil in rot by s at term 1900 of Court, in case T. K. others, as on in Clerk's of Superior Court in No. min- No. As Trustee Commissioner then- in. I will public sale, the Court lions,, door Id Greenville, on Mon- day day the follow. Ids tract of land lo win one of in the of Pill. the lands of II. Mills. L. Clark, Dixon others doing the whereon the said K. S. Dixon resides, situate the north side of Cow swamp known as land purchased K. Dixon II. A. and deeded lo aid Dixon by hit father John S. Dixon and Until containing fifty The laud James Galloway in trust, as appears in page and Hooker, Gel. CUb. GREENVILLE N. Cotton Bogging and always n i , kept so 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 pin prices as low u the lowest. Highest market price paid for country produce. cm. Pitt before Ibo in the Superior Com t. Ron Fleming, minors their Mil Harrow. A gut net Fleming, W. S. Fleming. Al- hie. wile, Fleming children Fleming, Jr., whose unknown T II S. Fleming a lunatic. The children Of Adam Fleming, Jr., are who arc n in the will that a en- HUM m km been in the Superior of before in order to make of the late Fernando Fleming among at law. Ami the said defendant will further take notice that they arc re- appear at the of the Superior Court of said county on the in N. answer or demur tin pi ind c r Court for the relief demanded therein. Tin day of February Clerk of the Superior of Pitt Attorneys for Plaint, J. I Ml, ------DEALER IN------ A GENERAL LINE OF Hardware. TO SEE ME. J. R. COREY. PATENT n. for re Bad BOOK ON PATENTS FOR The Eastern Reflector D. J. TRUTH II -AT- VOL. XX. GREENVILLE, COUNTY, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY NO k Something New Again, A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF for Shirt Waists, all Shades. A line of A Beautiful Line of Silks White Goods. Negligee Shirts I ShOeS for Infants all Shades, Kinds and Sizes. We Still Lead Quality. As to Swiss, Embroideries, and Val Lace, we are head- quarters. Give our show windows a look then give a call T. LEE CO- Are Builders. It is often remarked, why does not Mister Blank, with all bis do for the building of this And yet the person the question although no or capitalist, might have the name query put to And what his reply would be is no hard matter to guess, for it would be that it was the duty of those who bad so much money to put it where it should the community, not for the mod- do citizen to put his money into enterprises, while the rich men held their back. But this matter is really a per- one. It is net the of any cit- to measure perform obligations by the rule of another. Every citizen has personal dun and necessary to per LETTER. From Washington, i;., Feb. 11th. By standing together their op- position to Hie-Ship Subsidy bill, the democratic populists Sen have forced the republicans to change their tactics. They be- Ran the light last week by bluster- bragging about how easy they would tire out the opposition by night sessions. After holding two night sessions, of which a republican quorum was they abandoned the night are now to cajole the opposition into agree to set a time for voting on the bill. While it is Impossible to say with any degree of certainty what the result change of tract will lie. Senator Junes, who is lead- the opposition, says the bill will not be voted upon this sea- A ,, ,,,. The country held up Us in determined to pass it, they must do so at an extra session of the next Congress. Mr. is pulling for an extra session, provided, of course that a valid excuse can lie put for ward for calling one, and the re- publicans leaders in the Senate are pulling to avoid an extra session, by leaving no valid excuse one. An amendment has already been offered to the army appropriation Senator giving Mr. authority to a civil government in the Phil- and one is now being J. B. CHERRY i CO. TO THE PEOPLE, FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS OF PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. horror several ago when the appropriations by Congress, for the time in our history, footed up to a billion dollars. Yet Congress has gone beyond that rapid pace now. Senate Thursday the enormous expenses present is up were being discussed. Mr. Allison drew at- to the fact that the public expenses for the ensuing year would reach being Rome more hist year. Mr. Hale remarked that a few years ago, everybody was shocked to that the expenses I setting forth the conditions. I. , had reached one billion dollars for Representative Richardson, the j Democratic Leader the House, has received many compliments on We are still the forefront of the race after your palming We offer you best selected of General Merchandise found in any store in County. Well bought choice selections, the creations of the best of America and Europe. Seasonable all year round, Spring, Summer and Winter. We are at work for yours and our mutual ad vantage. It is our pleasure lo show you what you want and lo sell you if can. We offer you very service, polite attention, and most liberal terms consistent with a well established business built up on its own merits. When you come to market you will not do yourself justice if you do not sec our Immense stock before baying elsewhere. us and the following lines of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, Hats and Caps, Silks and Satins, Dress Trimmings Jackets Capes, Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths. Shoes. Men's, Women's and Children's and Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters. Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar Scud ls, In New My friends and customers can n occupied by Mi- V. opposite the Alfred -i i full and complete line Dry Goods and Notions. HAVE JUST RECEIVED A COMPLETE 1.1 MILLINERY Trimmed Hats, Sailors, Silks mA Velvets of all kinds. I will the line of Millinery to be in Mrs. M. ill have charge of the mil- department and will be customers call her. t have her old friends a single lasting two It was evident, he said, that were rapidly approaching a billion victory in the Ways and Means dollar session, and finally he ex- claimed have not any place yet where form to and cut off The New fulfillment of these can be reckon- York Evening Post ed the standard of his I Obviously the only way to meet Committee in seeming the of a resolution com mil lee, in of a report to the bill reducing war tuxes, and ask thereon, majority of the republican Plows, Castings Plow Fixtures. Nails and Hope. Furniture. One important difficulty is to cut off the re-. of the committee had decided and one which does not involve the Congress can no payment of a cent, but one which , these profligate bills, it very many citizens fall short in, is I authorizing them. A speak the has of your city. I in It seems strange any person , which, it will talk down or belittle any prop- j receipts by which he may And Per annum. every citizen who has no favorable i rt doubt a great temptation word for his to doing to with a surplus the to and to every social, Treasury. yet some people Headquarters for Furniture and everything in that line. We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Kit her Cash or on Approved Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Friends, religious and commercial interest with which he may lie connected that community. The citizen who puts his thou- sands of dollars into a local enter- prise, be it building or have his investments made practically worthless, unless his fellow citizens shall speak word, which shall bring tenants for the or demand for the. manufactured goods. importance of this word approval, at home and abroad, is too lightly appreciated. It is a power success of local enterprises, and and some governments can spend even when they haven't got Observer. A newspaper libel law which is considered just and fair to the news papers and the recently passed the State Senate. The me was drawn by London, who is a lawyer as well as edit- or and an eminently fair and con- man. Now it is stated that the House committee having the bill under consideration will report it unfavorably and the Hal- papers seem to think the lull will fail in the House. The news- it the local enterprises papers are no special favors can go by default. but they consider this measure fair Both the citizen who builds, and just to them and they the citizen who contributes of its passage. A similar bill was optimism, are builders of com-1 killed in the last Legislature and if it fails in this The one is made secure- will, if true to hold so, by the other. It is the com- those who are responsible for its lunation of the goods endorsed and advertised by an- other, which makes an immediate market tor them, and it is this combination, backed up by the citizen who glories the building, and proclaims publicly, sincerely and heartily, his endorse- of the work, which assures the development and permanence simply to concur Without ask- a conference. The republicans of the committee were divided, and Mr. Richardson quickly took the tax reduction ad vantage of the opportunity is estimated, will a democrat victory. There scheme to kill this bill. Senator Bacon I ells amusing and instructive of the moth oils of legislation in the which the re- publicans have to an extent already introduced in one of our of his visit to the lower Ho . u of Congress, Senator went there day alter day never saw a member rise and address the Chair. Hill after bill WM pass- ed without a vole in negative and without a word of discussion. became very much stale of affairs, not being to speak Spanish, I Inquired of a gentleman at the door who spoke sh, to explain the sit- to me. be replied, there is no need for any debate. These lulls are sent to us by tho President he tells us he passed. When held us know he is in favor the bills, we are all favor of A proposition in mike Cuba pay expenses Incurred by this country during the war Spain, has put forward by Levy, of New York, probably with more desire to fuddle I be situation than push idea of trying to make pay our n expenses. Ranges medium, A advertiser who hug used the method pub-1 Unity has written in in periodical he would choose newspaper in a I for his business announcements preference to all the other means f advertising combined. every method is good, bill only us adjunct to newspaper he said. take up newspaper for distinct of reading, and, therefore, with minds in an impressionable state. They read advertising not by dent, and not when employed. It the advertiser can say anything to in- them they can remember it. The newspaper columns are place where people look for such information us the h be Record. To the best results in fruit, veg i r grain, the i . I mist contain i ii sec v send them A V WORKS, Too Anti Negro failure individually So far as The Landmark is con- it in to go record right now. It will not support for office any man, no matter whose candidate he is, who shows that he has no use for except to get their help to boost him into We want no favors of the politician- but we will not give help to those who will not treat the press with common decency. Statesville Home talent is often the kind we can't drive away. Ministers marry people at union rates A public principal New Orleans says ability to decipher more or less handwriting quickly and accurate- is, in his one of the beat tests of general He uses it quite frequent- in bis school, w letting the pupil suspect what he is after. Below is way one bills Introduced in Legislature pro- for redistricting the state so as to make ten congressional dis First, Beaufort, Currituck. Dare, I dates, Hide North- pi hi. i. Tyrrell, Wash Second, Hal Martin. Wayne, Third, Brunswick, Col- Craven. New Hanover, and Pender. Franklin. Wake and Warren. Fifth, Chat- Durham, Orange, Person and Sixth. Alison, i lint Hell. Randolph Richmond, II and Si I I I Mecklenburg, man. Stokes, Wilkes, and Sloth, Alexander, Burke, Caldwell, Cleveland, Gas- trade mark, which is shown upon ton, Lincoln and Stove or Range, do not be deceived ,,, , , . . B I by and substitutes. Clay, Haywood, Render- If you want or ranges constructed principles which are economical, durable, convenient, as well as beautiful and artistic, look fur the lead all others in yearly sales and popularity. Sold Exclusively by BAKER HART. Polk, Swain, Building. N. C. A man can keep a in love I with him only to long as sin- over- estimates him i The average woman's Idea of looking literary i- to go around with a -t he back no or person of ; third generation inclusive, -lull be eligible to apply in i In- mi; of North Carolina for a license lo practice law this Suite, and that the Conn of Carolina shall examine any who is n poison descend- ant from a third gen- The i from a bill intro- in House, which es amendment in section Code relative to those who seek license lo practice law in this Stale. why it i- necessary to intro- duce such a measure, is lo certainly there arc no I lie be against be should the ii a- a Why and pass bills which Inn from ii hi or ii in ii trade, and in i In raise i Wit II I In- I i in Ian ill active nil he disfranchise H i i pal real cf Ninth Carolina In., en legislation ii not ii.- .- in u n-i deal and a- such is en- titled lo and under the law besides decent treat- ordinary every day rule- et life, i- much of sent i- mm have got t be it h i- keep him which is in various above bill under this bead. The d citizen of North i i- entitled real ii. kind locution, lie is lining not hi i t i such leg- made them. Journal, k through I Hen -1