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Attention Farmers I am now offering you one of the complete Haw of DRY SHOES, PA K sill TINWARE. POCKET end TABLE at very reasonable price. My line of GROCERIES which is the of any market are fresh and cheap. When you conic U town again give in- a trial. Y. t. , A BILL To be An Act to Live I run at Large in Certain Portions Pitt County to Consolidate En the Stock Law Territory of Said necessary to wake contract for the erecting or of any of the around said or the gales attached to the shall made by the Fence Commissioners, all claims for said work shall be proved by and when audited Tried Friends Best. years Pills have proven a blessing to the invalid. Are truly the sick man's friend. A Known Fact For bilious headache, dyspepsia SALT RHEUM CURED BY Johnston's Sarsaparilla QUART BOTTLES. just Eruption. r a of Star. la r Hal liar la la la Warning. U Moat alight are a Warning or Soma mil i Mara Mafia la Nature. her effort to correct which hare In the board of commission- . . ,. .,, .,, ere shall la-mid the diseases. ; other imperfections on tr, snail pain . . r C i or his I U I I you neglect t heed the warn AN ABSOLUTE CURE. of North treasurer out of the funds in . White. The tie Assembly Carolina do for That be an Baa. If the owner of any lawful for am livestock to run at lands shall object to the building large in that part of Pitt county of fence herein provided for, embraced within the right of way for not under the regulations i exceeding feel width, shall penalties prescribed sections be purpose U, and upon the application of any per- of the code of North or persons to any ice of Bagging. Ties Rags. or it may be from ancestors, oat pimple., blotch, and the skin, as a warning that more trouble ax correct the mistakes. in J. W PERRY CD. Norfolk, Va. Col ton Factors handlers of art certain to follow If e mis because these notes have been heeded and the blood kept Get a good Safe The Victor safe i i ail sizes eon- for home. hum. office and general use. Every sale with a guarantee to be lire proof. Prices range from up. J, L. SUGG, At Greenville. N. to Beginning at fence of Peace in Pitt county, which law territory of Greene lice of the Peace, shall at once county where the same intersects proceed to two disinter- the county Una between Pitt holders, who shall to- counties thence with himself, proceed to dividing line between Pitt lay off condemn such land for Wilson counties to the fencing, after the owners of county line; thence with the or giving to agents riding line between Pitt and Edge- two days notice. They shall then to Tar river; thence and solicited. down slid river to the minus of law fence rounding the town of assess such damages as think proper C. That the herein before provided for thence with said fence around to meet annually in the town of old plank thence on the Monday in said nubile road running on the They may bold special aide thereof, to the public meetings at other limes and places road leading to bridge; when so called by the chairman, thence with said public road to the and he shall call such fence enclosing the present whenever requested to do so by two law i hence to the Mock law- gate on the road leading from the Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Cotton, Grain and Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. laW Many a lingering, painful disease and many an early death has been avoided simply because these notes of warning have been pure by a right use of Miss Abbie J. of Marshal I. Mich., was cured of a bad after suffering with It for five years. The doctors my friends said it was salt rheum. It cams out on say head, neck and cars, and then on my whole body. was perfectly raw with It What suffered during those is no use tolling. Nobody would believe If did. tried every medicine that was advertised to cure It. I spent money enough to buy a I heard JOHNSTON'S highly praised. a bottle of It. began to improve right away, and when had finished the third bottle was completely cored. I hare a touch of It since. I never got any thing to do me the good till I tried JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA. 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 S made me The blood is your life and if you keep It pure strong you can positively re- disease or face contagion fearlessly. JOHNSTON'S never It is for by all druggists, in full quart bottles at only one dollar each, SOLD RY ERNUL. or more members of the For their attendance to all meetings they shall receive as a Snow Hill road to Swamp road near Cicero Smith's ion the Mini of two thence up Mid road to the Green Ian per day, COUNTY BOARD SCHOOL .,, , ,,.,.,. Ml, HAVE APPOINTED THE I Sec. Thai no person shall lie The Commoner WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Editor A Publisher, Lincoln, in Advance. One Year Months line, Three Sing. Copy Be, No traveling canvassers are em- ployed. Subscriptions taken at office. The Semi Weekly REFLECTOR and will be sent together year for or The Daily NOTICE. Application will I made to the the chatter the town of L. Mayor. NOTICE- is will mads to the of North Carolina to prohibit the sale liquor within two of the Missionary near town X. This Jan 1901. TAKEN UP. A ml tow with brindle stripes, crooked horn, two old, has in my field about four mouths. Owner la Daren notified to call and pa for cost of advertising. I,. N. 1901. OLD DOMINION LINE I thence down said guilty of the laws Public Books in. road to L. U. Cox's Hue near J. J. H. Cox's residence; thence said Cox's to I the canal; down the canal to As ill- . . . Pitt We designated on the he .;. . I W . s. , State List tor the public and can -fence, with m repealed. concerning the running of stock at lone year for payable in ad- large in said territory until . fence around the same shall ever you need. We also have COPY BOOKS, Sec. . That I his act shall lie force from and lifter slam and tablets, fool's can crayons, colored crayons practice writing slates, is boxes, et . of Our School B. rick's, Walter O. Chapman's Barrow's and tons fences to thence .-an. line to C. Smith's line; thence said C U fA Smith's line to the road leading to ff bridge. I hence down Wholesale Hatters, lo the lower corner of Smith's NORFOLK VA I fence; thence with fence to the present law fence near C. We carry all style Hats, Al PILLS Vitality. Chm of p, all and tonic ind Brinn Cl rial loW W i Hi fur d. for circular PILLS P. Moore's; thence said fence to the Craven county line, so, as to include within said all . . , of that part of Pitt county lying I cent, I ,,. ,. . . between tar north and ; Creek and river Tucker Hals at his store. n the south. That Tar river from table with pencils cent. rubber tipped I cent, a pretty cover cent, crayons, with metal bold- in nice wood box B cent, lead pencil, slate pen ell, and pen, and rule, all in nice wood box. It the line to the cents. A great big wide la lei cents. of best eastern boundaries of the fence ink on the market. cents. ; y books to cents, surrounding Greenville stock Hals, Bull's of shapes, in fact anything the Hat line. We have made II. C. Hooker our sole distributer for Greenville and you will a full line of White crayons, gross In H per quire Good fool's cap law territory is declared to , be a lawful fence. For the Business Man. OSTEOPATHY. and single entry ledgers. i o r books, shall meet at Greenville on order receipt Hole books, the Monday in March, 1901, We carry a nice of d long day books, journals. Ac., For Society People B, S. O, , h , u Henry Hark House, first . I . door North of Baptist Church. and Consultation free Greenville, N, O. on Dickinson Maker and Repairer of CARTS AND WAGONS. R. Home, II. I. J. B. Move aid Prank Allen be and they are appointed Pence in said territory. , I youth. Hi mini . o our guarantee 2.60, with to cars or money EXTRA fur Loss or Ur, Hysteria, and By mall la plain s bus. O our bond to In days or refund money paid. Address MEDICAL CO. St., CHICAGO, by . L N C UP. A hog, ho gross, bUck d, round in taken up with my alack. notified to and bog and John ii r Four north Jan Having duly of M t A. House, Sr. given t ill per- -ii- ii i to the i lo make payment u the persons the the tame for payment on or before the day of or this i vi ill plead in I f day of 1901. w, D. a. Jr. B. A. Hone, Sr. SERVICE Steamer leave ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at A. M. for Tar- leave Tarboro for Greenville at A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, New York Ros- and for all points for the Weal with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Ray Line from Baltimore; and Line from JNO. SON, Washington, N. C. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. We nave kind- and at i , rap; box I an papers and tablets i , .; X in o. by one of number as chairman and one I as secretary, and proceed to erect fences as are necessary to en- close territory herein described and erect such gated over the highways as may be That said hold their until the Monthly in January whim their shall and every two years their shall appointed by the Hoard of for Pitt county. Sir. Thai for Hie purpose defraying of erecting; i he Famous Parker Fountain gen Dried Apples, and China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware, Cake and Crackers, . Rest Rutter, Stand- territory and maintaining and. and Machines, and nil keeping in good repair Repaired on Notice, other and said fences and around said St MAI L. H. Pender, Fine, Tin Roofing, Expert employed. All kinds and Locksmith work first class. He stocking of gaol a specialty. Agent for The Oliver Typewriter r 1175.------- S. M. Wholesale and Cash paid for Hides, Fur, C lion Seed, Oil Bar- Turkeys, etc. Bed- Mattresses, Oak Suits, Carriages, Parlor Lounges, Safes, P. and Gail Tobacco, Key West American Beauty Can- Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Milk, Flour, anger, Coffee, Lye, Manic Food, Matches, Oil, Meal and Hulls, Gar NOTICE. I forbid trespassing by say i-i any manner whatsoever, by boating With sun or dog St time, trapping, rutting limber riding or on loot, any other manner, on any the following One tract known as the farm in It. It. Cotton, the inn on the south of Tar river. One trail known a Hen in Falkland township adjoin- Mrs lbs lying on the south side river. will be prosecuted. it. j. LAND SALE. power invested in by a at term I of Pitt Court, in the S, I. K. appears on in the Clerk's of the Court Judgment No. action Docket No. pages and As Trustee named there- in. I Will public the Court House door Greenville, on Mon- day I he March 1901 the follow- tract to one tract of land, situated in the county of Pitt. Chi, I, the lands of James II. Mills, iv. I. Robert Dixon and others the whereon K. S. resides, on the side of and lbs land purchased I. II A. needed to said by his John . nod and GREENVILLE N. C. fatten Ragging Ties always on i Fresh kept constantly ea hand. produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. W. R. WHICHARD BRO., N. C. The Stock complete in every de and prices as low the lowest. Highest market priced paid for country produce. den Oranges, Apples, Nuts, i land And when it comes to JOB The Reflector Office Can't tie Beat. and Ion; the board of h and Balusters for of Pitt county made to order. a-e hereby directed; to illy levy and collect an as- upon all real estate lying in -ail territory, not cents mi every valuation The said taxes shall lie I levied and at same I time Io the same manner and tin j Hie same of law as now or hereafter may exist, for he lot and collect inn of Stale and County when so collect id shall in- . i, who shall keep the funds; g Ins Hands and pay the same nut j Vegetables, Bread, Coffee and IN- Upon an order of l he board of conn all for cents. B. W. Boa. I. Whenever it shall be Manager, Are You Hungry Satisfy Your Appetite at the Carolina door lo Chin. Oysters. Game, Anything Goad to Eat. Regular Dinner from o. o-k Cheap for cash. Com see me. mm XI Rf- THE B ST fever a bottle of Tonio. It form No Trier All for Tor Ute year prior, and with D. . or s at old or aback dire N t- ii The One Day Cold Cure. iii the t.-c K. oat In page mill O Oil. 8th Pub. of Carolina, in the Court. Nannie Fleming, by then Harrow. W, Al- w tad the of Jr., in l T W. S. Fleming a lunatic. The ti of Jr., name r unknown and who arc in will notice tint a Special s above, baa Men in the of In make partition I i it law. And the said , III further take that they arc to ii ii the of the Haiti K Court of c unity n the tiny of N and answer or th- j in ac- on. or apply Court or the relief Tali the 7th day of February I. v o the R. IN------ SADDLES A LINK Also a nice Line of COMB TO R. PATENT MM ON re b. WACO. -a The Eastern D. J. VOL. XX TRUTH -AT- PITT COUNTY, C., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY NO es Something New Again. A LINE OF for Shin Waists, all Shades. A line of A Beautiful Line of White Goods. Negligee Shirts for all Shades, Kinds We Still Lead in and Quality. As to Swiss, and Val Laces, we are head- quarters. our show a look then give us a call W. T. LEE CO. ii; JOTS OF MOPES These Hems Arc for Ladles. Anus may be lost sight of in the for piling on sleeve There's no limit to the clever elicits one may have with Up-to-date dressmakers use velvet ribbons for anything from outlining lace pat- terns. All-over shirred dresses as a rule look better pictures than upon a real women. Lace collars bid fair to assume cape-like proportions. Tiny gift buttons perch around threes, fours. lives and in the most sociable Don't despise the truck. You may piece material underneath it or you may use it to cover a hole. Mr. Small's Congressman John It. Small, of this district, on following A bill lo prohibit the sale or manufacture of distilled spirits, , fermented liquors or wines, under I the authority of United Stales. States where same is pro- I laws of said Stales. lie it enacted by the Senate and House of of the United States of America Con assembled, that persons, under the authority of the United States, shall sell distilled spirits or fermented liquors, undefined by law, or wines, any State or any thereof, where sale of distilled spirits, fermented liquors or wines is by laws of said State, no license shall be issued by the United States such sale; and no person shall, under the authority of the United States, be license shall issue by United Slates authorizing such lure. Princes skirts of tucking are modish. Bat what ,,, ,. looks like tucks ate really broad L g m the m thus supplied. This u cut away from ,,, am, m knees. Heller keep one eye on the at- tractive little play an in so many coats and bodies opening at the neck V. Scarf-like from a finish knotted at the bust line and from under the big lace collar. A sash falling from under an abbreviated is at least not- We are to lie allowed unlimited nifties. Designs in black fine chenille on white feta. Voting that Ink is search of a good single word lo ex pros advertised a Ken lucky newspaper has coined the term lo supply the deli- If the suggestion should be accepted by and the would become one of the most comprehensive words in the English language; in this age of enlightened there is hardly a single which is kept before the public the Everything that mankind uses would come Running a Store as Christ Would Conduct It. It. J. Norton, a grocer of Marion, is running his store Christ would run and bids fair to run all his competitors Alumnae History The Alumnae Association of the State Normal Col- offers a prime of the paper written by a former student of the college the following I. The student must have spent at least one year at the college a. The paper must t real of some phase of North Carolina history. B. The must be j wile typewritten, must contain M more words, and must customers, displays the cost lie sent to Miss Mary Greensboro, N. April shows exactly what he r v Each writer must use a de plume, her real name being given in a separate sealed elope which may be enclosed the paper. Competed judges will award in after of the originality, research, literary merit by each paper. Atlas may have can ml world bis hack, but he would probably bulk at game of Car-1 the wolf from the door. Nations. I Durham Sun. making. He to co, cigars or any preparations I hat have cider, brandy liquor in them. He carries on a soup house for poor with his grocery business, and sells all goods I here at actual ltd., Too many earthly goods will keep a person night think about what to do with them too little of them will keep him awake thinking how lo keen TUB SENSE OP TASTE SHOULD DE THE BEST GUIDE TO THE FOOD WE NEED. I Ii Will I r Whirl. Hit- Dody la We I we Too Much ball. The function of the taste sustains a much digest has been gen- accorded lo It, says Ir. Food to digested must lie does not of the to it either mouth or the stomach. The sense of taste limy regarded as a of It Is nu Important of food that the sense of taste may be and It may have an Opportunity to exercise its and controlling functions. When one eaten a amount of simple, wholesome food, of Informs him -t the fact by declining to receive a per- rule for mastication would be to chew each of food is left a It la to such a residue, as ran have nutritive value. When food Is taken In this way, the sense of taste mi opportunity to say before too much has been wallowed and thus affords a perfect means of adapting amount of food taken to the needs of body. A careful of will also allow the sense of taste, If allowed to act In a normal way, will select those of which body Is In great need. Tor example, if the blood Is and needs nu extra supply of food there will be a craving for such foods as nutS legumes and milk or some oilier con- nitrogen. A curious analogy to this function Is found In some which, as has been shown by recent experiments, refuse to capture Insects or pay attention to fragments of meat placed within grasp except when the sod upon winch grow is lack- nitrogenous elements Hy sup- plying n rich in nitrogen these so to be and behave wholly Ilka plants. The same principle applies in the use of fat such as oleaginous such as nuts and cereals. The liter has frequently ob- served thin patients a craving for fats, which disappeared entirely after the pal hut had made a gain of or pounds. The was no doubt intended by Creator to a perfect guide to the quantity and Quality of food to be taken not simply a means of pleasure. it been terribly debauched and pervert- ed from Its normal function. Men women treat the palate as the pianist treats bis touching It various ways simply for the purpose of provoking pleasurable with no regard possible needs of the i r possible dam age which may It caused. The sense of thus x educated, be- comes penciled, and Its indications become confused. Abnormal cravings are developed, which and in the use of I wine other Intoxicants, i pepper other condiment of salt, pickles at and savory dish- es of forts, together sweets, lees and tidbits of all kinds. The sense of has been dethroned from Its high position us governor of nutrition and has coma to be merely the servant of a capricious and for an Illegitimate n purely animal pleasure This is gluttony, pure and and Is the apt tutor and hail companion of alcoholic Intemperance. The free use of common salt must likewise be placed among dietetic errors. Professor of Hast I. the leading physiological chem- of the world, with many others, has show u the so called necessity for the alimentary use of wilt rests upon a very uncertain and equivocal, if not erroneous, basis that at most salt can be without injury only In very minute quantities. The quantity designated by as within the limits of P harmless DOSI is grain-, a day, or prob- ably less than one fourth of usually consumed. free use of salt bads o thirst copious drinking in connection with meals. chewing, tobacco chewing, the use of tobacco any form, must h condemned as harmful lo the digestion through exhausting I he function of th salivary glands, so that ed to maintain constant activity the saliva secreted by glands has very little value as a digestive agent The glands, as well as and other parts of body, require rest In which lo up the elements for their proper Health. A curious official regulation demands that all the old tin. of hoe shall be burned every three months, a government comes round on a periodic inspection and condemns holey h towels, etc., to a fiery fate. THE PEOPLE, AND I OF PITT ADJOINING COUNTIES. We are still in the Hie nice after your you the selected line of General Merchandise to be found store in Pitt County. Well choice creations of tho of America and Europe. Seasonable all the year round, Spring, Summer and Winter. We are at work for yours and our mutual ad- vantage, Is our pleasure to show you a bat you want to sell you if we can. We oiler you the best sen ire, polite attention, and the most liberal consistent a well established up strictly on it own merits. When you come to market you will not do yourself justice if you do see our immense Block before buying elsewhere. us following lines of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, Shoes. Hats Silks and Ureas Jackets and Capes, Carpels, Mattings and Oil Cloths. Men's, Women's and Children's Harness, Horse and Duster-. Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar Coffee, Molasses, Lard, Hardware, Plows, Plow Sails and Hope. Furniture. Headquarters for and In line. We buy strictly for Cash, bill sell for or Approved Credit. Our is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Your Friends, ITEMS Jack, N. IS, Dixon, of this place, Washington a courting, trip. We regret lo know that W. O. While is very sick. Mrs. Williams, of Hoot, is v- i bar mother, Mrs. Robert Dixon. a number of our people tended services at lied Hanks Sun day. We had the unusual of having J. W. in to day. Jim is a dashing look Out girls. C. S. Dixon is quite sick I ; mumps. Dixon went to Hear Creek Sunday. Fire At r-o The low was visited a lire Mon- day morning. originated in the old market house which was unoccupied. The following were loss ti. A. loss S. I. loss Kirk two vacant stores; It, I. Smith I Co., lots Wm. Jones, bar, loss post office and it one vacant store; belonging to A. r. I sou Co., and Ii. and . In New Quarters. My customers can in a I me in the store-formerly Mrs. A opposite the Alfred store, full and complete Dry Goods and Notions. WE HAVE RECEIVED A c IMPUTE LIKE OF MILLINERY Trimmed Hals, Sailor, Chiffons, Silks and Velvets of all kinds. I will parry of line, of Millinery to be foil n. Mrs. M. E. Cow ell will have charge of mil- liner mid will in- glad lo have all her old friends and Customers call In see her. v School Specialist. Iii i. I. W. Spill mull, a r Is n Sunday , specialist. He i- Field of the HI Con Carolina, which position he has held since April 1st, I SHU. He earn- est, practical work r, very as a Bible teach- ill his is Sunday School work of North Car- occupies so n place, lie has arranged to go on grand school which will extend from in This begins Richmond, Va., 17th, and closes Kansas, May nub. The tour will through all Southern Western State and Territories, fills lour is made of I'm volition and is conducted Secretaries They are fortunate in ill Mr. Spill mil for tour. Sews Tn Attack on the arctic. Ci-. Roberson. Several other build- stables, barns, ; etc., a number were damaged, among them Miss Katie Tankard, In stork. The whole Us is Miss While had the op of entertaining her y , ,,,, on last Sunday eve. covered by Insurance. sweet girl, though she is only log size. One our has four strings lo her beau and de- which one to pull. aw I Mm White returned Sunday from Washington where been visiting u, her would have hue. man near We were pleased to have Josh ,,,,., ,,.,,;, , hi ,,.,,., Mills, of In our midst ,,, licks. seem to be demand in New York city. The other day the gave notice that had eight to dispose for which there Was a rush all being taken but one colored There wasn't enough to supply the demand. II arc for the ii us iii whole or in purl, h spread over laud. An completed shows legislatures in en are considering of more or less measures, eleven sillies have laws mi their ks pro he sale weed, and U . . I are i ; adoption of in hall II The Illinois, California, Missouri, Kansas, in, Minne Indiana, Virginia, Dela I ware, he id arc. Island, low II imp shire, Mississippi, Ohio, in I Am slates . Inn mail and to arouse lo act loll Maine. I lab, ton, 1-1 Sn far as known, but two in I In C M log particular lo sub Forty or persons have been V and summoned to appeal before Chicago Tribune, lo answer Au of shows an Immense credits are listed for taxation. A veil's old ill i- said lo have a pair of ;. . lie 1.111 see waler at ill pill in Hie has large number of wells, each having an unfailing supply of waler, on ranches m semi- arid ion stale. Mis hi much demand by ranch men, Mark Twain, m his describes he discovered, n he thought, a gold mine, which proved of glitter- mica, he hen nice for nil nothing glitters 1- gold, I hit I gold in its live is dull, luff, lowborn metals excite of the an ii . like rest of I still go underrating men gold and glorifying men of mica, nature rise the Mate. like their reading mailer The New England fancy know where lo ltd ii. Inn In columns of their daily weekly paper, is lo where they in I In wants at tin 1- This be- ll . ii logical eon the mall w no-i due- mil appear in advertising columns will in the of live Hy in keep he . ml he i- for the Phil I'll The comb and lire are a had combination. A young woman meeting South -ti her hack near a e, w hen comb she wore Ignited, set lire Star. I in Semite nu important bill, repealing section of the providing any clerk of court, justice of tin peace, coroner, . . of any SI tie inn town or ii neglect or ii-.- of the of bis I'm default of which 1- elsewhere provided lie shall In- Indicted, said of- ii . offending shall be of in and shall be found officer, bis qualification, shall have or lo of the duties of his said shall have or bis oath I of office ace In line intent and hereof, such shall be of a in The bus shall lain I by re- in then from sentence of pen r, , . I as pal from It was evidently also be lined or raise I'm ham let aid, discretion of mm

EASTERN REFLECTOR J. H. the Post Office at NEW LAWS Act Thai Hate Ben l The I p to Tuesday, 12th, the Gan- C, as L, had rattled Mail Matter. L take list by the Peat, as ,,, change Mrs. station hi and Com- It not P Wilmington to Th Pen- . , pit IN H however, that she will Bad i. i pardons, commutations another Kansas, search as she ma , . . ,, ,,, lane wan an the Coiled j I el Frank P. Hob, state arm a-as men, it is MO, showing Increase of about I How large will it be three vernal No struck Kansas for a long time. Western cyclone evidently know enough to keep places where will meet with is much competition an ill Kansas present. spends in round annually for her army i- spend for her present war. spends and even a but the I Stales appropriates year a naval establishment far smaller t ban that ill any of these countries. would certainly to be to order. . i end of the I i peal I, public I ill, relating to i. i relief of certain public ii i . to I he Stale I ink C mi in . i to a justice of the peace for c j sessions I i open return III -i--. i enrolling i Is. of the u; ii Pear the of n S F Reserve in Western , i i region. . iv county to elect ii I a new t g December 1st, 1902. i ill m r of Ire- II to special tax to i indebtedness incurred In electing a c I of entitled act t p it ii Howard Fire of I ii of i i. chapter public law i Slip. . relief of dangerous i the State Hue- Raleigh. . in the State to of the States laud as m i needed for of a national i reserve in said State. i i time hi holding Me- in , . Court, Chief of the authorize Rocky Mount to is- House tells a story on for electric and live Bowen of Smith which t rates the of the average relief of Miss Samantha Ly- legislator. school In A resident of Smith came Wilkes county, to look up a matter of For preservation of live stock in legislation which Interested county. Intend of looking fur ., repeal chapter I IS, lawn 1899 tire Bowen the Stole the led an act to the Smith man Ural of wild i blacksmith shops town. When asked why re did To amend the charter of the not go lo the State he re- Reduction Company. I had better the Hertford , i charter of Concord. i ii Mis II. or lumps in Mystic Grove Sound. To public chapter To change name of Real F.-tale Trust and Insurance For relief of W. T. Clerk of Gates Superior Court. To incorporate But County Trust Company. To incorporate Com College of Shelby. To Bank of Header s in. To provide for indexing and making side notes for of the captions to laws and resolutions ratified by the General Assembly of Directing the keeper the rap lo unfurl national over the dome of Joint resolution our Representatives and Senators Congress to support a bill ply a poll ion of the proceeds of the sale public lands to the en To authorize the trustees of graded schools lo issue bonds. To Rank of Ran To incorporate the and Northwestern Railroad Com- To incorporate the Bank of Ply- mouth. To amend enlarge the char of the Cleveland mills. To amend the charter of the Fries. Manufacturing and Company. To incorporate the Wilmington Lodge. No. Benevolent and Protective Order of To incorporate the Ch of Commerce of Washington. To incorporate Hilton Rail- road and Logging Company. To amend the charier of the Railway and Company. To amend the chatter of the Moore County Railroad Company. To levy a special tax for Ashe county. In amend chapter private On Tuesday a case of smallpox was discovered in lite iv- male University, at Raleigh, Of young lady students n g contracted the disease, rite Pres- of the institution. Dr. R. T. promptly advised the J. lie of the matter and ever, caution was taken other students the disease. The who examined and con- Suited over the case there was no danger. CLOTHING IS SALE. the support and laws of 1899, of schools or departments To direct the treasurer of mining and metallurgy in the well county lo pay 133.67 to several and Hooper. Resolution lo elect a State Li- To incorporate the Carolina AH Company. To authorize commissioners To protect quail in of Craven county to levy a special tax. To increase the number of com. To prevent persons from fishing of Hertford county a shooting from bridges across re establish the office of county the Si use and Trent riven era treasurer, county. . To prohibit bunting birds iii To incorporate the town of and counties, in Montgomery county. To prevent hunting on lands in To authorize town Franklin, Craven county without consent of c unity lo issue bonds for owner of lands, street improvements To protect deer Onslow and to levy a special tax., in incorporate the Durham To incorporate Hertford Traction Company. County Telephone Company. To amend an act to incorporate For relief of M. Jones of the Bank. county. To amend chapter of For the relief of Peter Carver, Code, relating lo the qualification of county. of justices of the peace and mat I To amend chapter private ten relating thereto. laws of 1899. To provide cotton for To amend chapter public towns of Trenton, laws of 1885. and M in Jones county. For the relief of Miss Mary To validate certain probates and of Caswell county. registrations. To incorporate the Hank t hi. To the Eagle Hose Company So. of Greensboro. T incorporate the Security Life and t Company. To change the name of Louise Yam Mills. To allow defendants in peace warrant cases to appeal to the judge holding court, when the appeal shall be heard by the judge. To amend act ratified To appoint l. for the relief of T. justice of the peace and allow him Cross, Clerk of the Superior Court look into the blacksmith shop because out home Bowen always the shops playing checkers or talking free St. Louis Mo. This legislature ought lo put end to the fee as it relates to tors by giving every solicitor . -i- putting the fees Into State treasury. The fee is mil Hit- proper way to pub lie officer any branch of go. eminent, but it is specially dangerous to let the prosecuting attorney depend upon the of the men charged ought to be tin- lame In all the districts and it wouldn't be n bad were elected whole Slate and rotated just judges do, the past four years has changed the fee business district attorneys are now a salary- Carolina would do well to put the same reform in practice in this Dr. Richard Lewis. of the State hoard of health, that in Caswell conn- bad beta out by compulsory in the district and that the same sort of had been the part of which the disease is I ill lug. Forgive enemies and your aversion. i I line lot elect Ion led States Senator. Mm resolution inviting Hon. J. I . to address the shooting guns and p Iii town of R Wash- i . i relief It. . Hector for City . county . . i I lie hi In i ii i government for the Walker Hospital, corporate I Sons and I Item of Salem, at Concord to I'll W eel lain in i ii county. ; of row and the death in Great Britain Ireland and India. Resolution of respect in regard I death en Victoria. i It resolution to appoint a for c on public roads, the relict of P. B. K i. To repeal chapter public lo erection of art to practice To authorize the Incorporation the street railway companies the general law. To amend section of the Code relative to the trial of action try the title of office. To incorporate the Hank of Ml. Olive. of county. For appointment of justices of the peace In county. For the relief of G. K. Garner, while school teacher in Randolph to county. For the relief of Robert To the commissioners of Halifax county to use the To abolish fences in Nash plus funds from the sale of To elect a justice of the peace for , bonds under act of 1899, chap township, Gales J county. To amend chapter laws of 1891. To amend the charter of the Rank of Carthage. To repeal chapter public laws of which prohibits the formation of a corporal ion with capital To allow commissioners of Yancy county lo levy a special tax. lo permit the commissioners of New Hanover county to pay their chairman B lived salary. To set nut and town- ship lines of township, ColumbUS comity. To incorporate the Company. To H. a justice of pence and allow him to practice law. To provide for a jury list of Scotland county. For relief of P. M. register of deeds of Gala conn- To establish graded schools in Mount. To incorporate the Hank of To Incorporate the Commercial Rank of To amend chapter public 1899. To ml and of The Cede, to abolish the standard and Warren counties. To appoint J. W. Rot justices the peace in Ki ml;, county. To amend chapter public laws of 1899. To amend chapter Mi, laws of 1897, relation to the public schools Durham county. To amend chapter acts of 1899, To regulate the working cf con- in county. To the charter of Methodist Orphanage. To amend chapter public laws of 1899, relating to In Neuse river. To allow Bryan Ruck, a one- armed federate soldier, lo without license. To the license tax retailing in Greensboro, To amend the school laws of Per- son county. place the Lilly in ii custody of the Gov- To incorporate the and Railroad Company. To in Cherokee county. To inc orate town of Win- gale, I'm county. To the keeper of the capital. To empower commissioners of county to levy a special tax for the purpose of building a bridge at N. To town Mi Hertford county. To incorporate the Winterville High School in Pitt To empower commissioners of county to purchase lauds AND NOTES. a. C. Feb. Hi. A gentleman came n and be- zealously polite in assisting old lady off the train, and also finding her friends, simply got left and he bad to lap grit from here to to old ladies is very nice never before have e heard of its Carried to extreme. He was a gentleman, if he did have to walk. good light wood hubs by the A. Cox Mfg. Simon and bride arrived on Wednesday evening train from accompanied by right many drove out to the home of bis lather where a reception was tendered All speak of spending a pleasant evening. Mr. and Mrs., will make this their home, as be is engaged the i tile business here and is one of our popular good second growth while oak spokes wanted by the A. i. Cox Mfg. Co. Miss Sadie Little, who has visiting in town during the past week, left for her home Have Crockett, a very wise old man bis day, once said. sure you are right then go So say we. lo all who are in need of fencing that will prove good, durable and lasting, at the lime cheapest, get road leads to the Winterville Wire Fence Factory, then surely yon will be r Nobles, of left yesterday morning for his home after spending several days visit in town. will be services at the Baptist church here next Sunday morning 3rd Sunday- at u o'clock, and probably the 1st Sunday succeeding, by Rev. J. K. Faulkner, the new Baptist pastor located here. After the is there will lie services two Sundays in each month. John of Washington, was with us a short while Thurs- day. J. W. Harper and It. F. Man- made a flying visit to Grimes- land and returned same day. Ex-Sheriff John Mason, who is now a drummer hoy, was here yes- J. II. House, of Dunn, is visit- bis sou, W. L. House for a while. Register of Deeds Moore in lie laying in piles the Lucre, if one can judge from the number that arc married. We're out of it. G. R. who has been quite sick several days is able to be at work again, we arc pleased to state. WE ARE OFFERING GREAT BARGAINS NOW IN LINE OP GOODS. Men and Boys Clothing Especially being sold out at greatly reduced prices, as wears closing out that line. Spring arriving daily and they are beauties. We don't want you to take our word, but come and be convinced. Showing goods no trouble. Yours to please, KICKS WILKINSON. anything kept in first class I.- nit store. Three Times The OF ANY OTHER. ONE EASIER. ONE THIRD Agents wanted in all unoccupied territory. Manufacturing Company, Atlanta, Ga. For sale by S. T WHITE, Greenville, WASHINGTON LETTER. Washington. i ., Feb. Senator is the maddest man in Washington. He knows that the Ship subsidy bill is dead for this session, but refuses to the corpse to be and is indulging in with all sorts of threats of get even v. those republican Sen who declined to help him jam the bill down the throats of the majority. Senator who has been classed as one of re- publicans who would prefer seeing the Subsidy bill full, but would vole for it if a vote was reached, publicly put himself on this week by am against this dill, lint as it in in no danger of becoming a law, I sec no need up useless and Senator Elkins, who has been classed as a supporter of the bill, will never become a Just before the House Army appropriation bill car- a less than Representative of New York, in a short speech presented some figures that are worthy of the country's most He stated that the cost of each soldier to the V. 8- excluding pensions, would be what he is going to do to and including pensions while the annual cost of each German soldier, including pensions the expenses of past wars, was only and that of each French soldier, including pensions and the cost of the war, was only He said the total cost of our army would soon reach a year, to say nothing of the expenses of the navy, which is now that The sugar trust scored another profitable triumph when Secretary Gage ordered a retaliatory duty of nearly cent a pound placed on Subsidy bill is dead. Russian that, too, in the There can be no question about It face of the rather clearly implied now. might say that it died a- of govern Senator Jones, of that it would meet such action on to whom no little of the the part of this government by credit for killing vicious bill is putting the tariff on all due. said of its goods. The short-sight- republicans know themselves of this policy the part of that It would be impossible to get the administration is made plain the measure through at this by the figures of our trade with and hence their indifference. I Russia. Russia sells us annually The bill is One of Hanna's bot worth of sugar, threats is that the River j while American exports to Russia bill shall fail, but whether he are nearly Protests from great business interests are pouring into Washington against log a Bower, Ii-- and depends entirely the upon its parent. should have ti are. They all worry And They cat plenty of good nourishing fond and gentle exercises, This son long way toward their health and l a a-, well that of the little one to cone. But to absolutely of a short Slid painless they ii . Mother's Friend regularly II ii I hit .- Ill- which to i am, i i ., . it i , . . i i . . ,. . i i . i , tin k h,,,. H i i , r l ii, , , Mi . . IT I. . . HUM All. can make it stick remains to be seen. Representative Bell, of Colorado, Secretary Gage's action, a member of the committee on ,, made a telling against the unprecedented present Congress, which he said it was time for the people to become alarmed the rapid increase public which bad a single decade from 94.78 per capita to more than per capita. He said that Congress had become so cal- to vast Increase In ii was considered almost disreputable to call attention to the extravagance of government. Representative of Mo., made a speech along similar lines. Doubtless the reason why some of republican Senators, are not Truths. Christ is God's best argument for the truth of Christianity. Good company and good con- are the sinews of virtue. If God were to smile upon the man who hates his brother, devils would soon be happy. He bis own fortune should the chisel of truth and the of definite purpose. A little gain in patience today, a little more trust tomorrow that's the way a Christian life grows. If, in some modern churches, the woman should there would lie a stillness that could actively Supporting the Ship Sub- , bill is they have heard . , r , . . i Not as men of science, not as from some of their -.- .-, , . , critics, philosophers, but sh and they wrote something like the ,,,,,. we editor of a Michigan republican kingdom of heaven, paper did to Ins Washington respondent who had seat him some favorable comment the attempt the first acts of Judge to pass the don't want Council after opening court on last more such arc not ma- Monday, was to order the sheriff Ding but a some new Testaments for the republican paper from an honor-, exclusive use of white witnesses. able standpoint. There is no more not believe in making the damnable steal Congress we will bet white people and kiss the same book, and all decent persons HAS THE GRIP. We have the on Low Prices, Especially on Clothing Men's Furnishings. We have added a New Line Shoes For small feet, large feet, any size feet All styles, all grades, all prices. CLOTHIER. EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If there is a CROSS MARK in the margin of this paper it so to remind you that you owe Eastern for subscription and we request you to settle as early as We need what YOU owe us and hope you will nut keep us waiting for it. This notice is for those who find the cross mark on their paper. LOCAL REFLECTIONS. The Greenville Light Infantry at their meeting Friday decided lo attend the inauguration in Wash- on the 4th of March. Attention is called to the notice by D. C. Moore, Clerk Superior Court, in the case of W. J. against Mellie action for divorce. A new lamp has placed waiting room for white at the depot. There have also been some improvements made in the office at pot. We are off after a lot of and mules and have a special sale at our stables on Fri- day and Saturday, 11th and 12th. Greenville Livery Company. Salesman. Disappointment children is a stroke of calamity as destructive of happiness the parental heart as the stroke. We knew it would come A Loudon tailor has designed a new coat which will known U the King Edward and is expected to take the place of the Prince Albert. Durham Sun. yon a new salt of clothes Unit it INHUMAN MOTHER. Murders Her New A horrible crime a Williamston Friday A colored man returning from his work was attracted by the cries of a baby as he reached the outskirts of the town. investigation he found a new ban, half baby behind a fence. The was a dying with its head mashed, an arm broken, and other injuries inflicted by a club that was left near the scene. The child was placed In charge of a physician lived about hour after being found. The County Coroner went to in- the case And the who had given birth to the child was found and in jail. The woman's mother was also arrested and put In jail charged with being accessory to tho crime. Three Local Bills III Legislature Wednesday Representative Nichols, this introduced three To protect game In Pitt to Theological Semi- nary at Ayden; to amend section the Code. Jury Didn't Understand It. One of the most remarkable cases noted recently is that Miss of who sued the Southern Railway for damages. She didn't gel a cent. prosecuting attorneys must not have made to Jury that was against a Raleigh Times. At Least go Looking Out for One. There arc probably not less than members of the Legislature who have congressional aspirations, and of course each one of these will en- to have districts to suit, as far as possible, their supposed Interest. There will be much log rolling and trades before districts are final- Mess n- to Officers from came up the morning train live prisoners who arc charged with breaking J. C. store Saturday night. The prisoners were all colored. They were given a preliminary trial at and bound over to court under a verified bond. They could not give the bond were committed to jail. Child like A Carolina business man writing to the newspapers about the stamp tax checks, says that this provision of the law bears uneven rural districts of the country, and believe it only lo call the attention of Con- to the mutter to insure repeal of the What child like and bland faith in Congress Where They a Dr. who is a very strong advocate of the law taxing dogs says some lime travel- through a Held a neighbor- county when he met three dirty children, by dogs who asked him for a and in the next breath asked him what was he was referring to his horse. He nays give us more money to educate such children and a lax the dog is a step that Democrat. Happening In Norm Carolina J. T. of Durham, a manufacturer, died Tuesday. The citizens of Charlotte are dis- cussing, pro and con, tho of a dispensary in Mr. an aged and citizen of fort county, died on the 11th noon. Mr. was earnest member of the church of Christ. The body of an unknown white man was suspended from a limb near Marion. There was on his person by which he could be identified. It is believed to have a case of suicide. The number of State convicts has now fallen to but little over of these are in the prison prop- while are on the State farms. One of these farms Is own- ed by the State and two are leased, but the leases expire Ibis year. The remainder of the convicts are on railway construction. Horse Choked to Death. Mr. B. A. Pope Prof. E. M. Hughes drove out last Wednesday lo go bird bunting. When several from town fattened horse to a small sapling and than walked over fields looking tor birds. When they returned, hours later, to the place where they had left the horse they found the noble animal cold in death. The horse in some way had gotten the wound around its neck in such a as to choke it to death. The horse was proper- of Mr. Pope and a very valuable animal which he ed about one year New. At Home. One of most delightful social features week was the en- given to Young People's by Mrs. Edward Bancroft on Wed- evening from Si lo The occasion was the return of her sis- Miss Skinner, after an absence some weeks. Mrs. handsomely attired, received the people her usually easy manner, in parlors at the Macon House. An ingenious game was the of for the even- and was enjoyed by every with unusual zest. papers displayed remarkable brightness, and caused Inter- and Miss May Whaley and Mr. J. D. Garden were the contestants for the prize awarded by the judges, for the best display of wit and This feature of the game over, the wen conducted into the dining r i where the table had been beautifully with Softly burning candelabra, cut glass silver, and when the guests were seated with Mr. and Mrs. at the head of the table, her sister, with a bevy of charming girls and their handsome escorts, chaperoned by Mrs. Jarvis and Dr. Brown, at the foot of table, the scene was long to be Delightful refreshments served faultless style, held the guests us though by a charmed spell fur the remainder of the evening, when with reluctant hearts, they bade adieu to their charming host and hostess. Treasurer Worth estimates if proposed revenue act is adopted by the legislature the re- will exceed the ex- even after lowing for an additional for schools and more for pensions. W New Store. PROCLAMATION Hear Ye Tin- most complete line White Dotted n. brought to town are on sale for your qualities, styles II. in All we ask is for to come the feast with ill. First Silk Department Moat gorgeous display ever shown south of York. We lift- one our depart- de Silk, for months. Silk. Faille. Bengal-lie Silk. Japanese China Silk. Silk, Silk Satin Silk Grenadine, Silk Ask to see our Figured Silk Flannel, handsomer or newer. Clotting Department New styles coming in daily in both Suits Pants. Shoe Department The Old Reliable Brothers Shoes for Ladies, Children and Little Gents, the and Shoes for Cw Gents Leader. All sold under Guarantee. ; v Rolls Matting. By Yesterdays Steamer Open at Nights until Greenville, N. C. Mai. T. of died Thursday a long illness, tic was a son of Mr. Proctor, a few miles north of ville. The remains were taken to the old for interment , Friday. Deceased leaves a wife j and two children.

Have You Forgot DATE LINK OF What Dry Dress Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, AM I . see Hie for I OF OTHER THINGS which i i r MENTION, ill Flow i Yours to Get a goon i he Victor safe i limit-ii all sizes con- for home, and general use. Every sale a t be lire proof. Prices range up. T L. Greenville, N. C. THE COUNTY HI RECTORS HAVE APPOINTED I K one of the -1--1 i i Public Si i ml Hi Pill County. designated on the .; i the public and ran ever yon need. W- also COPY BOOKS, -i .-it and I practice tablets, fool's ea; ;.; . slates, it- crayons, colored n companion to of Oar School pencils ten plain lead l cent, I rubber tipped it. with cover I cent. n as, n, with metal bold- in nice wood box pencil, slate pen- and in, an I I . all in nice cents. A great big el . rents. Mettle best ink mi the market, cents. White crayons, gross in box, rent-, cap in per For the Business Man. We carry u nice line. I'd and single entry ledgers, long day r memorandums, . books, note t writ a, Ac., For Society r. -pie, HUMAN SACRIFICES, HOC r AN a TICS WHO BELIEVE IN THEM. Serfs Old World. Kill pd M Be Thai u sacrifices have Ten the century. by Christians, too, U I brought cut by The American Journal a striking a sect u Paris about wont to crucify of order. In of the Saviour, in the that Fouls of the surviving would be by the Beet of their follows. In 1817 the an Austrian i ins wife and , under that the trio, refused lo go with the fanatics, were el devil On follow- day one of their own number, a of who had j Buffered herself for death, in . Of the of the In . order lo pave the souls of her fellow believers. In 1833 leader of a cir i Switzerland, after hating patched sister, who gate bar life a- a means of the souls of her relatives, was crucified by her follow- i command order that he die, after three and restore lo Ufa the sister she slain. In two mothers, ad i of the slew their i tick children, believing them to be vie- f demoniacal possession. In J 1873 a Hungarian miller, to the killed hi as for own sins after the Abraham. In Ir- Russia, one of the c by prayer and fast nob Scripture it in his ho must 1-e fled. Accordingly ho attempted self crucifixion and succeeded so far as II i of the ease would permit, In I he government of Term. IV a ; killed child as no offering for sin and buried the body n ant hill. Likewise, in the . of Vladimir, another . lied both hie children duo Abra- c f and while the babies bled under father's knife r eel bra the service by read aloud selected portions of second chapter of In 1854, Russia, a peasant, convinced that to save Ids a man have a sin to f Is with an ax In or r to satisfy this highly imperative lion It i-i a part i-f the creed of a sect, that anti- rules In high places there at n rod hare naught to do with governmental fa of sort, conformity with is a man murdered in various I Ingenious men, women and ;. his own wife and babies. i them from the danger f losing their souls by the contact of government census taker This occur- red The another quite inter- eating sect, that evil all earthly and that escape i death. In of in the faith, after their wives and pen themselves to put I d i by one. by their loaders. The who also form a v i and Influential sect in In obedience I he behests their arc the habit of j in human sacrifices, cannibalistic f. other lewd I v. an method of keeping the hand of evil . mortal soils. So of lbs el- i f Mai k mass In Paris i samples of Ins us.- of a r i. coupled with a r f i -t abandoned and ob i r, to promote eternal of Two hundred bushels of remove eighty I from the j soil. this quantity is returned to the soil, the following crop will materially decrease. W I ii h i . an Inc. RM W K WORKS, U N- M St. Tried Friends Best. years Tint's Pills have proven a blessing to tin- invalid. Are truly the sick man's friend. A Known Fact headache, dyspepsia and all kindred diseases. Liver PILLS AN ABSOLUTE CURE. SALT RHEUM CURED BY Johnston's Sarsaparilla QUART BOTTLES. in TUB. or U. lo I. Blood At Home. I with A. Whit- Wake county, price of fertilizers and their ran said the farm i were buying less commercial fertilizers than hereto- fore an were Baring from H to l per tn by making own make batter fertilizer we can Mr. have never seen a better fertilizer can be made by put- tin.- on of paste, of ; pounds of meal ill. I i better than guano yon buy from lets per ton In my section we sell our cotton the price reaches IS cents and then bay acid phosphate, or meat salt. If ire cannot cents for our seed we do not sell News all kinds and lope S, vi Ii ix pap i and i i; ., M , , A K Par- Fountain Pen Writes Right If. h from S s . -Ii. Mi in- of tbS up town i i The look ; soil failed to w the fa i V. pupil know why Tommy in she Inquired There n Tin- repented tho query. Tin-n girl lifted band. she sail. why . no stay ma'am. he's got Mary had read dial was lacked front I Cleveland Plain i OSTEOPATHY., s. O. Office Henry House, dour North of Baptist Examination and free L. ii Pender. Tobacco Flues, Tin Booting, Expert employed. All kind- Una and Locksmith work class. Be-stocking of guns a specialty. Agent for The PILLS Restore Lot sad I. of Mer-. nil tonic mid blood r. cl. lo U k n of youth- Ky per bop. u PILLS with out- to rare or refund the paid, n i ad copy of our t. .- L of Power, or i, Kit-, It. and the V-e of Opium or Liquor. By mail In plain 91.00 a f.-r our bankable a to car In HO day a or refund Address MEDICAL CO. st., Km I I. N c Greenville, N, C. Dickinson Maker Tin I be truly i mar. ll r n devotes hi to do log for s. the corn ; i- the only engage in in pen pl- i t i iii own And when com to JOB The Reflector Can't Be Beat. anS famous on American Is class- ed with an the on law. was a grant admirer of r ml when the great was I lo duel he the bk enemy of latter. long afterward In New York saw on bide of strati He want boom the t- fast U years would per- mil. brandishing cans In face, shouted Mr, a scoundrel, to the ti hi- hat to ad then said In bis calmest ; lone, opinions of tho i . . i bail Nature, in her efforts to correct mistake., which mistakes have come from careless or it may be from ancestors, out pimples, blotches and other imperfections on the skin, a warning that more serious troubles haps tumors, erysipelas or pulmonary are certain to follow if you neglect heed the warning and correct the mistakes. If any a lingering, painful d and many an death has been avoided simply because notes of waning have Wen and the blood kept pure by a right use of Miss Abate J. of Marsha. Mich., was cured of a bad humor after suffering with it for fire yearn. The doctor- and my friends said it was salt rheum, ll came out on my head, neck and ears, and then on my whole body was perfectly raw with It. What I suffered during those five years, is use telling. Nobody would believe me if I did. I tried every medicine that was advertised to cure it. spent money enough to buy a I heard JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA highly praised. I tried a bottle of it. I began to improve right and when had finished the third bottle I was completely cured. I have never had a touch it since. I never got any thing to do me the least good till I tried JOHNSTON'S would heartily advise all who arc suffering from humors and or skin disease of any kind to try It at once. I had also a good deal of trouble, was down and but made me all r The blood is your if it pure or face contagion fearlessly. JOHNSTON'S It is for sale by all quart bottles at only one dollar each I IN 1800.1 J. I. CO. Norfolk. Va. lei.- of Bagging, Ties and solicited. Norfolk, Va. Cotton and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ions. Private Wires to New York, New Orleans. NOTICE. Application will be nude to the . the town of J. L. Sr. J. January, 1901, OLD DOMINION LINE The Commoner WILLIAM J. Editor lo One Year H, Months Me, Sing. Copy No traveling canvasser are era- ployed. taken at Tl E RE Tile Weekly will lie sent together one year for or one year for payable NOTICE- Arc You Hungry Your Appetite at the Carolina Next door to Every v n. Goad to Cents. Soup. meat. Kinds Vegetables, Bread, Be- all for cents. B. W. Manager., . M. Schultz, Wholesale and Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Cotton Seed, oil Turkeys, Egg, I-ids. Mattresses, Oak Suits, ; Carriages, Parlor Tallies, Lounges, Safes, P. Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, Beaut Can- cherries. Peaches, Apples, Pine Jelly, Milk. Flour, Coffee, Meat, Soap, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Meal Hulls, Seeds, Apples, Nut, Candies. Apples, Prunes, China Ware, Tin Wooden Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Mae-a Best Batter, Stand- ard Saving Machines, and on. other goods. Quantity. Cheap for cash. Com to inc. MM M Phone RE ii that will l of Carolina to prohibit the sale of within two mil.- of the Baptist church town of N. C. Th NOTICE. all the year and prior, please tad with D. W. or IS at near or Ya , Tin . TAKEN horns, about old, baa l es iii my laid four month. Owner is hereby to call for tame pay for and N. Jan. 1901. SERVICE Steamer My res leave Washing- Ion daily at A. M. for Green- leave daily at M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Mondays, Wednesday Fridays at A. M. for Tar leave for Greenville Tuesdays, Saturdays at A-. If. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and for all points for the Weal with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by Old S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Hay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. C. J. J. Greenville, N. C. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Having duly before the of Pin county B. A. Sr., notice to all per- sons Indebted to the estate to make Immediate t. the and all labile moat same for payment on or before of January, 1902, or will in bar of day of January. 1901. II. A. of II. A. House, Sr D. W. IS LAND LE. of power and in by a Sept. of Superior in the GREENVILLE N. C. Cotton Bagging Res always on ban i Fresh goods kept constantly on entitled S. T. again K. S. and ii, r.-. appear on record office of Superior Court Docket No. min- Docket No M tad , , band. I in. I will public sold. A trial will convince yon. Court door la Greenville, on lay II day of March the follow- land t,. situate County of Pitt. t. the of Junes It. . I,. Clark, I and others the laud th. said K. S reside., on the side of Cow swamp and known a. laud pit by E- S. from ll. A. and deeded to raid by his father John S. and whole ope and fifty Tin identical laud en, Galloway in b.-us in ll pan ii Hooker, m. B, 1901 NOTICE i In Superior Court i i I on Short Notice for trimming made lo order. will Hi. a-e via, I, ii. i or t, can . I Kill II. are will. n,. i rail r., , ,,, , lain. HI Ii, contain W Mil-, r, Beware , I mail I . . r, Clinton and . i Ill Mia 1.7 , MR alive la- INS. I for Ml lb. a named will n above I u. n. ed In Sup, iii Court f Pill bi the and M I and tic lid ill ii th.- m n He Bur Court of aid lo be held on Monday II Mai, I, 1901 at , ml lion-, -I and or demur lo aid action plaintiff will apply lo the for la This lbs of 1901. II. C. MO Superior Court. Or Pill Clerk in the Superior Court. Roe Fleming, Fleming and Nannie Fleming, minor, by then next friend Harrow. Against Fleming, W. Fleming. Al- Pollard and Mary Pollard his wife, Adelaide Finning the children of Adam Fleming, Jr. who-. unknown and T Home of W. Finning a lunatic The of Adam Fleming, Jr., name ate and who are in entitled will lake notice Proceeding as above, has been commenced in the Superior of Pill before Clerk. In order lo make partition of the Ian I- of the I ii, Fernando Fleming among Id heir St And the said will lake notice I lint they are re- appear said Clerk Court of of March in N. c , and I,, in aid lion, or apply Court th. relief demanded This the day of February 1901. Clerk of -Superior Court of Pill Blow, Plaintiff D. W. W, R, WHICHARD BRO., IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de men and prices as low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. THE and fever is a Chill Tonic. Iron and quinine in lorn No cure- pay. Price We of ll In simply J. TUCKER CO. Wholesale Hatters, Norfolk, VA. Th On Day Cold r. Mm I. M lie lb cure.- We carry all style Hats, Al Ounce Hats, Stills of anything In the Hal hue. We have made H. C. Hooker sole for and will a full line of Hals at his store. . COM, -------DEALER IN------- A GENERAL LINE OF a Line of Hardware. TO SEE ME. J. B. PATENT Bend for WACO. Wee FOR SI I The Eastern Reflector l-u,, VI D. J. EDITOR TRUTH . . PER III . AT VOL. XX. GREENVILLE, PiTT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY NO AN LETTER TO THE WE WISH TO SAY WE ARE GOING TO MAKE OUR STORE HEADQUARTERS FOR SOU. White Goods and Embroideries. Just received a beautiful line of Dimities. Stripped, White Goods. White Goods, Organdies white in colors. The whole line is beautiful, we extend a cordial welcome to all designs in Curtain Goods. Silks for Shirt Waists. Beautiful things Pine Apple Tissues. You are welcome. No trouble to show our line. W. T. LEE CO. LAWS. Act That Have Been By The MOM TUESDAY, which to build County Home and levy a special las lo pay for same. To authorize the board of county commissioners of Stoke-county to levy a special To amend chapter public laws of the session of 1900. To amend section of Code, relating to the collection of hues from tax payers removing one count y to another. To commissioners of Franklin county to bonds for the ruction of a steel bridge across Tar river at Louisburg, and i for other purposes. To change boundary between Madison counties. To an end chapter laws of 1891, relating to the obstruction of Swift Creek, in Swift Creek town ship, Edgecombe county. To supply public documents to North Carolina College of Ag and Mechanic Arts. To correct State grant No of Ma con county. To appoint R. B. II. H. W. F. and Daniel Roseboro justices of the peace of Cleveland township, Row- an county. To amend charter of High Point. To incorporate the In- in Henderson county. To mayor com- missioners of town of Graham to inane bonds for a system of water works. To amend chapter public laws of WM . To amend chapter laws of 1899, by adding Miss Willie name to list of teachers to be-paid. To commissioners Jackson county to levy a special tax. To amend charter of To Waynesville to use certain funds from sale of graded school for the purpose of constructing water works sewerage. To chapter public laws of 1899. To amend charter of Dover, Gaston county. To Authorize the board of school directors of Jackson county to pay certain school claims. To amend chapter public laws of 1899, regarding levy of rial tax In Graham county. To authorize commissioners of Iredell county to lease, hire out and work their convict force on public and private property. To amend r private law. of 1891, re vising the charter of the town of Salem. To change line between worth New bethel township, in county. To incorporate the town Rose Hill, county. To allow High Point to issue for To amend charier of ville. To amend chapter public laws of 1893. To correct State No. 1875. To authorize mayor and board of aldermen of Waynesville to is- sue for water works sewerage. To prohibit the sale of ting liquors within one mile m churches Martin Pitt To appoint additional justices of peace for Catawba flinty. To appoint certain persons Rutherford county justices of the peace. To appoint R. Williams of peace in Oak Ridge township, Guilford county. To protect fish in Hay wood cm n To appoint W. S. justice of the peace for Mosely Hall town- ship, county. To repeal chapter private 1897. To appoint A. L. a of peace New Light township, Wake county. To appoint J. L. a mag- Palmyra township, nail- fax county. For the relief of sheriffs and tax collectors. To authorize Marion, N. C, to establish water works and sewer- age and issue bonds therefor. Concerning the Asheville and Company and authorizing that company to buy or lease or be leased by railroad the State of South Car- to consolidate or be dated with any railroad company owning or operating a railway or railways South Carolina. To change the boundary between Cherry Lane and Gaps Civil town- ships, Alleghany county. To incorporate East Rowan To prevent the sale fa.-i of liquor within miles of Mary school in Harnett county. To prevent the felling of timbers or bush of Spring Creek, or any of its tributaries in Madison county. For relief of Clerk of Superior Court of mi To exempt train dispatchers from jury duty. To amend chapter laws of 1899. To repeal section chapter public with re- to fishing in certain waters of New Hanover county. To erect and keep in repair Inn. around stock law dis- in To prohibit killing of deer Montgomery county. Toe the lime to commute and settle the Stale debt. For the relief of Laura It. Dan- of Nash county. To amend chapter private 1899. To of birds in county. To bunting on lands Alleghany county without the consent of the owner. To justices of the peace in several townships in Caswell county. allow the commissioners of Wilson to issue bonds to improve the court and other public property. For the Jesse D. Watts For relief of J. M. of Polk To Jelling of trees streams of county. To amend chapter laws of for protection of birds in Montgomery county. To authorize of Sampson to pay Miss Mary E. out of public school in of No. for the white race. the commissioners of Brunswick county to levy a tax. To prevent public in To the town of Mer Oaks, in Chatham county. To chapter laws of 1895. To amend chapter laws of To authorize Macon to I'm- t the capital stock of the Blue Ridge Atlantic road Company. To incorporate Charitable Brotherhood. To authorize Leicester town ship, Brunswick county to sub scribe stock to aid the con- of a railroad from city of Asheville to the town of Leicester. To amend section of Code. To prohibit hunting on any lands Caswell county without con- sent the owner. For the relief of school commit- in District Ne, ll race . Ran- To .-hang.- the name of the town of Union City to and to amend the chattel To prevent pulling sawdust certain . To amend chapter laws of 1897, reference to stock law. For better draining of lands on Clark's creek, Lincoln To prevent miming at large of live stock In To make bishop of the Eastern Carolina a corpora- lion sole. To prohibit bunting with dogs lauds others Mt. township, Montgomery county. To establish a text book To authorize commissioners of Scotland to issue for purchase of a site for a court house, jail home for aged For the relief of J. A. Parsons, a public school teacher in Clay county. For the of N. O. Clerk of the Superior of e. hi To prohibit fishing Deep Creek, Swain For relief of Miss Maggie a school teacher of Gas- ton county. For the protection of deer In Caswell county. To appoint a committee to in- the management of North Carolina Institution for the TO THE PEOPLE, AND Ci OF PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. We are still in forefront of race after your We offer you the best selected line of General Merchandise to be store Pitt County. Well bought choice selections, the creations of best manufacturers of America Europe. Seasonable all year round, Summer Winter. We are work for yours and our mutual ad- It is our pleasure to show you w hat you want to sell you if we can. We offer you the very lest service, polite attention, and the most terms consistent with a well established built up strictly its own merits. you come to market you will not do yourself justice if you do see our immense steak before buying elsewhere. Remember us and the lines of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, Satins. Dress Trimmings Jacket- and Capes, Carpets, Oil Cloths. Shoes. Men's, Women's and Children's Harness, Horse Dusters. Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar Coffee, Lard, Scad ts, I Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and Rope. Furniture. Headquarters for Furniture and in that line. We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either Cash or on Approved Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Your Friends, In New Quarters. My an. customers can now me in store-formerly occupied Mrs. A Leg opposite Alfred Forbes stoic, with a full and line of Goods and Notions. WE HAVE JUST a COMPLETE LIME OP MILLINERY Trimmed Hals, Sailors, Chiffons, Silks and Velvets . all kind., I the complete to lie in Mrs. M. T. ill have charge of the mil department will lie glad t. have all her old friends customers call to see Deaf Dumb and the Blind. To incorporate Hie Woodworking To chapter 1809 To prohibit throwing sawdust in certain streams Bounty. To exempt Daniel v. Dennis of from license taxes account To amend public laws of 1897, relating to public in town of Littleton. To more protect the schools and religious gatherings in Ashe To appoint Billiard a justice of the peace. To provide the celebration of North Carolina Day public schools. If yon want stores or ranges constructed Upon scientific principles which are economical, durable, and convenient, well as beautiful and artistic, look for the ll trade mark, which is shown upon every Stove or and do not be deceived by worthless Imitation and substitutes. lead all others in yearly sales and popularity. ll I the of the to stand. lawyer-, Hold Exclusively by BAKER HART. KU . I'd., 1901. Del a of i- conducting a religious sen ice the Park this week. Mr. is a member of Western North Carolina i . i- a man of great power original it j. The meet- b i . well attended, and great interest Is manifested. Mr. has made many friends i. at the I ll k. It has been decided lo post p. civic celebration until In the spring or in the fall. An in- program has been ranged, a distinguished speak has been secured to deliver address on Ibis occasion. An- To provide for the payment of he made later. ha j Dr. Edwin i- from college to till engagements to To High School Greensboro Female Col- District, Vance county, and Centenary church, To establish graded schools in Winston. . The Societies have To incorporate the Bank of Moot following officers for com- emery. To Blue Webb, Chief Atlantic Company, J. II. Ormond, assistant have yet been selected. The Archive fur February is out I in- table of Spec- Win. The Mm Without the Hoe tea.-a man up a man . f. H. Bill II. bad passed the ordeal of e-it- MM stand. They wound Um ,. . A. j,,,,,,,,.,,; The and mixed me till I know aw what I was talking about, but shoo, ,,, I was as cool as a cucumber com- pared lo an man I saw . He was shook up when begot through be have told bis newspaper arc gelling own name. When got kinder relief at c hands of this Leg straight again he made but tin, will mark, which t. effect i support these same fellows again before he'd go up there again some provided they can got body would bare to go through the Herald, exercise of along foot Of course. The average Telegram. per has been subservient lo so long that re At Wednesday, ii is their to assert a mob of men women their independence. The armed with axes, revolvers and, is not only not help to a -hot demolished newspaper but many Schmidt's finest of area dead-weight city. Km ma Denny received a pis- to it, editor should ball in her lace and was slight- obligations hurl. Charles out. prevented Charles Schmidt from The obligation is all on the other entering the place by him aide, No far us The Landmark is with an Inflicting a scalp Is concerned n has always been in- wound. As be fell to ground dependent of politicians and in this Henry Schmidt made a gnu play particular it has hoisted the sun in defense of his brother that near third independence cost his life, One to oppose those politicians who crusader-, following up the preach have refused to give Hi- attack, bad raised to pen a just and fair libel law. Bat strike Henry com In a- have .-eel. wrested weapon from newspaper milled hi-hands. For a lime Landmark. trouble seemed likely. Swindell. Jr. N. C. wile Ii n wheel, be usually in operate the brake. j When time, , collar billion, a tie in.- i- as I ill y lug to Iii d it as any i Ti.