Eastern Reflector

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Have Ton Forgot What I I AM STILL CARRY LINK OF LETTER. U. . Feb. The administration is determined , that then shall be U extra session of I lie Congress. That in BOW U plain as the nose your Mr. is talking up a set- . of the Cuban quest DreSS but if the Ship Subsidy job hail been allowed to go through Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware he have discover- . an extra would Tinware A u cab. WHICH I AM TO MENTION, lint there arc other strings to , ,,. extra session bow, it would Come to see me your of I lour or orb. ,,, to please leaders Congress so manipulated pamphlet. Culture. that one or more of the big It is sent free, print ion bills tailed to gel through j v. s,. s. v. Ibis session, tried to raise a howl that it was the r U crate who were to blame for the Bit Even- cotton planter should write for our valuable illustrated Get a good Safe The Victor safe is made m all sizes con- for home, hum. office and general use. Every sale with a guarantee to be lire proof. Prices range in m up. J. L SUGG, Greenville. V. Wholesale Hatters, NORFOLK, VA. We carry all Data, Al Ounce Hats, Stiffs of shapes, in fact anything in the Hat line. We have made H. C Hooker our sole distributer for will find a full THE BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS HAVE I Reflector As one of the I r Public School Books Pitt County. We handle . hooks designated on State List for the public schools and can supply what- ever you need. We also have COPY BOOKS, Greenville, N, O. CARTS AND WAGONS. slant and practice writing books tablets, fool's can paper, .-in, pencils, slates, crayons, colored inks companion boxes, extra session that the would make necessary. would it be surprising if the River and Harbor bill, which is to be report- ed to the Senate this week, also failed to get through. That would reduce the total of the made by this to- that has thoroughly alarmed the republican leaders since the Hats at his store. press of the country, regardless of politics, have opened up on it. Then there is the bill for the re- of war taxes, which is deadlocked in conference and in a fair way to fail, the House j on Dickinson conferees by Secretary Maker and of and other of the administration, refuse to accept the cut in beer and tobacco taxes made by the Senate. The Senate i now considering the bill, but whether that meas- is to be voted on or merely lie used as a club to kill time is not cl clear. One is very and that is that the gent people of the country know that Democrats will not lie re for the failure of any I regular appropriation bill. They ; at all times assisted in dis- posing of the appropriation bills, as fast as they were ready, and have repeatedly warned the Re- publicans that were wasting time on the Ship Subsidy bill that should nave devoted to the Appropriation bills. Twenty Years Proof. keep the bow- cleanse the system of all impurities An cure for sick headache, dyspepsia, sour stomach, con- ion and kindred diseases. do without R. P. Smith, Va. writes I don't know how I could do without them. I have had Liver disease for over twenty years. Am now entirely cured. Liver Pills IN ff. PERRY CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging, Ties and Bags. Correspondence and shipments solicited. SALT RHEUM CURED BY Johnston's Sarsaparilla QUART BOTTLES. in nil. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ions. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and Orleans. r. The J War la o J- . Bloc .- Nature in her efforts to correct mistake, which mistaken hare aM from carries, living, or it may be from ancestor. shoots out pimple, blotches and other imperfections on skin, at a warning- that more serious trouble haps tumors, cancer, or pulmonary are to follow If you neglect heed the warning and correct the mistake. .------- It an . kept you neglect to warning- sou o- Many a lingering, painful disease and an baa avoided note of warning have Wu heeded and the bit pure by a right use of Mis J. of Marshall, Mich . was cured of a bad humor after suffering- with it are year doctors and friends said it was salt rheum. It came out on my head, neck and ears, and then on my whole body I was perfectly raw with it What I suffered during those five years, no use telling. Nobody would me If I did i tried medicine that was advertised to cure It. I money enough to boy n Souse. I heard SARSAPARILLA -ed a bottle of it. I began to improve right away, and when I has lint bottle I was completely cured. I have never bad a of It r got any thing to do me the least good till I tried JOHNSTON SARSAPARILLA. I would heartily advise all who are suffering from humors or skin disease of any kind to try It at once. I had also s good deal of stomach trouble, and miserable, but SARSAPARILLA never i by in full bottles at only one made me all The blood is your keep It pure and strong you can positive disease or face contagion fearlessly. JOHNSTON'S i fails. It for sale by all druggist, in full bottles at only one dollar i SOLD BY NOTICE. Application will be made to the to amend the charter of the town of Grifton I. I-. Sr . Mayor. C. ClerK. 1901. OLD DOMINION LINE Some Our Mod soapstone pencils cent, plain lead pencils cent, rubber tipped lead pencil cent, a nice tablet pretty cover I crayons, with metal hold- in nice wood box B cent, lead pencil, slate pen- and pen, an rule, all in nice wood box, cents. A great big wide cents. Bottle f best ink on the market. B cents. y books B to cents. White crayons, gross in box. ten's. Good fool's cap paper H COMB per quire For the Business Man. We carry a nice of double and single entry ledgers, long day books, journals, books, memorandums, order books, notebooks, time Ac. For Society People, Steam Boilers and Machinery on Short Notice Posts, Brackets and Balusters for house trimming made to order. The Commoner WILLIAM Editor ft Publisher, Lincoln, ask a. in Advance. One Tear II, Months Three Bo. No traveling canvassers are em- ployed. Subscriptions taken at Tit Reflector office. The Semi- Weekly Reflector and Will be sent together one year for or Daily Reflector and The one year for 13.50 payable ad- NOTICE- Notice is hereby will lie made to the General Assembly of North Carolina to prohibit the sale of within two miles of the Missionary Baptist church near the town of Bethel, N. 0- This Jan TAKEN UP. A red cow with stripes, crooked horns, unmarked, apparently about two old, has bean in my field four month. Owner is hereby call for same pay charge for keeping cost of advertising. W. b. Greenville. N. C. Jan. 1901. We will nay the reward tor Senator Teller destroyed the last when Hie am with Th.-f are fill satisfaction. bole con- tail, pills, boast I'll contain rills of and by mall. Stamp CO., I or. I Union and Streets. . J t. all kinds and -t s. visiting call-. if box papers card and papers and tablets TAKES TO AM. MAGAZINES. The famous Fountain gen hope of the looters in their ability to push the Subsidy bill through at this when he the of public business, I desire to give notice that this Ship Subsidy bill cannot Senator pretend- ed to be much surprised and said that he had not before any notice that an rote would be allowed on bill. Senator Teller spoke of three Republican Senators had none to him and express- el a hope that the bill would not be voted upon, and then There i a sentiment among the Republican Senators, shared probably half of them, that this bill ought to I am not surprised, for no bill, ever presented to the Senate, carried upon its flee such of job- as the Sena- tor Sauna got terribly worked up while Mr. Teller Other Sena- tors were saying things showing the impossibility of pasting the Ship Subsidy bill, made a speech in which he virtually took the ground that the reelection of Mr. was a verdict of the people In favor of the Ship bill and any other measures he might favor in plain words, he alone had a right to say what appropriations of public money should be made. Instead of show that the Subsidy was not a looting scheme, denial ed that the River Harbor bill contained propositions would mike Shipping bill look PILLS Restore ind Loss Three Pipers, One Bach, Weekly Times YA., Now Only Cents a Year, and includes absolutely free The Paragon The Faun Journal, Philadelphia. r TiMES, Including Journal an Para- now only per Me per month by mail. Address THE TIMES, Richmond, Ya. Having duly i Clerk of Pill as of Ike estate of A. Sr., deceased, notice is hereby given in all per- sons indebted to the estate to make payment to tho and all persons having the estate must present the same for on or before the 38th day of January,; or this notice will be dead in bar of, recovery. This 28th of January. W. W, liner, B. A. Borax, Jr. of U A. House, Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at A. BI. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at A. M. for Tar- leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays, and Saturdays at A. If. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, York and ton, and for all points for the West v. railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominions. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. MYERS SON, Washington, N. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. O. dis.- . Of or excess arid indiscretion. A nerve tonic and blood builder. ha pink to ft, and of mall i for--------- BO, with bankable to car or refund th paid. s. ad circular PILLS copy our ban i i. Immediate for U-i of Power, or S Hysteria, Fit. and lbs of m mall n f 1.00 a to cur to or refund money paid. Address MEDICAL CO. For sale by I- Greenville. N C NOTICE. All persons owing me for fax the and prior, will please mil settle with w. Hards, or at Tucker's old mar or lend N r- M. And when It comes to JOB The Reflector Office Can't Be Beat. Whiskey drinking has ed very much this city, as else- a Charlotte man yes- is like the drinking there was a few ago, and young men . drink far less than ever before. The of the matter is that in Ibis business tine young man who drinks is handicapped at lbs Start, is in demand, and M. Schultz. Wholesale and furniture Dialer. Cash paid for Hides. Cotton Seed, Oil Bar- As, Turkeys, Egg, ate. Bed Oak Suits, Ba- ; Carriages, Go Carts, Parlor Table. Lounges, Safes, P. i Gail Ax Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, American Beauty Can- Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap, Magic food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seal and Hulls, Gar- Heeds, I Apple, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Current, Raisins, Glass China Tin and Wooden Ware. Cakes and Crackers, Ch . e. Best Butter, Stand ard and nu- goods. Quality and for cash. Com to sen me. Phone Sf. Court. Hams i ya, J. Action The defendant will an action entitled as alive has been commenced in Court the bonds M ween said Mamie and aid defendant nib fur her take in that hob required at the next Superior Com t of said county be held on first in March. Court house It the town of North Carolina, and answer or demur to tin plaintiff court for the relief de- in Mid complaint. This IS day el Petty. Clerk court. It for Satisfy Your Appetite the Carolina Next door lo to j V at J Chin. Good Regular Dinner k Cents. Soup, kinds meat, I Vegetables, Bread, and De- all for SB cents. B. W. Manager PORT AN LAND SALE. virtue of and Invested in no- by a decree entered Sept. term 1900 of Pitt Superior Court, in the S. T. again K. and others, as on record in the Clerk's office of Superior Court in lodgment Docket No IS, action Docket No in pases and As Trustee and there- in, I public before the in Greenville, on Mon- day I he II day of March 1901 the follow- described tract land to gloated the county of township, the lands II. Mills, v. h. Robert and other being laud whereon the said K. S. resides, on the north side of Cow swamp and being known us land by E. Dixon from A. deeded to said by his John S. Dixon and Ore containing in whole one hundred and fifty acre. The identical land conveyed Galloway in trust, M appeals ft, and ll. Hooker. Oct. th 1893. Terms cash. Feb. i, GREENVILLE S. C. gs------a Cotton Bagging and Ties always on has i goods kept constantly es hand. Country and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. or Till the Clerk in Superior Court, Fleming, Archie Fleming and Nannie Fleming, minors, by their next friend Barrow. Against W. S. Fleming. Al- and Mary Pollard his wife, Adelaide Fleming and the children of Adam Fleming, Jr., whose names are unknown and D- T House of W. S. Fleming a lunatic. The children of Adam Fleming, Jr., whose names ate and who arc defendant in the above entitled cause, will take notice a Proceeding en- titled us in the Superior Court of PUt Clerk in order lo make partition of lit lands of late Fernando Fleming his burs law. And will lake notice that they are re- to appear at the office the said Clerk of the Superior of said county In Wednesday the day of March 1901, ii N. C, and answerer demur to tie-petition, and complaint odd ac- or will apply Court for the relief this the of February Superior Court of A Blow, Attorneys for W, R, WHICHARD BRO., DEALERS IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete every de and prices as low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. j. a, -------DEALER IN------- THE H SI PRESCRIPTION and fever is a bottle of Grove's Ibis is being fully. This Tasteless t bill It is simply principle will operate more than anything sin for temperance. An- other grout factor is fact that drinking is being rather tabooed by Observer. on and a tasteless form No cure-- no pay. Price The Day Cold Our. i in Hi.- head lad v-r. SB; Kens wt. NOTICE. , Court I'm I Action for Divorce. L. H. Pender, GREENVILLE, V. C Tobacco seines. Tin Roofing, etc. Expert employ Oil. All kinds and work first class. Re of gnus a specialty. Agent for The Oliver Typewriter W. J. vs. Mi nit i Meal rant, above will ItS an action above commenced in Superior of county to dissolve the BOW the said W. J. and and the said will notice that she i- required to appear at next Main Court of lo b hi id on the first Monday in March 1901 at court house of at North Carolina, and r or demur lo the Is aid or Will apply to the court for tho relief demanded hi div of C . superior Court for A GENERAL LINE OF Also a nice of Hardware. SEE MB. J. B. PATENT .- fro Week FOR III The Eastern Re m i j i D. J. VOL. XX. TRUTH -T. . J . -AT- GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1901, NO AN LITTER TO THE WE WISH TO SAY WE ARE GOING TO MAKE STORE FOR YOU. White and Embroideries. Just received a beautiful line of Dimities Stripped, White Goods, White Goods, Organdies white and colors. The whole line is beautiful, we extend a cordial welcome to all Latest designs in Window Curtain Goods. Silks for Shirt Waists. things Pine Apple Tissues. You are welcome. No trouble to show our line. W. T. LEE A CO. Bad Work Crusaders. Feb. a raid on a here by twenty masked men, heavily armed, late last Mrs. Rose Hudson, wife of the bartender, was instant- killed William Webb, one of raid- mils through one arm and two or three of his companions were slightly wounded. Young composed the Two arrests were made today much excitement prevails over the pros- of a still more serious collision between the factions. Shortly after o'clock last night, two men entered t lie which said to be owned by Mrs. cease business yesterday, but com- was refused. When the men entered they ordered drinks which were at once served by Bar- tender Hudson. One of the men rapped loudly on the bar at this about The Common School System tin In Experiment. having undertaken to supplement the work of the States in the matter of fret education have assumed a grave and character of the of the future, as well as the quality government, depends upon the correct solution of problem says Bird H in Everybody's Magazine. millions to spend for free schools, there opened a wide Held for experiments. The ethical ion of the masses such a popular thing that any person who proposes to a plan or a to the scheme of a hearing, and too often of for mischief A wave of fad- has swept over the country in recent years, many cities it has almost engulfed the schools, that were originally the means of the free education for which property was taxed. The proper of any requires a prompt return to a system of thorough instruction in the public schools in those that are true base all higher education. Municipal not justify the maintenance of general system of so railed higher education or the teaching of fads and experiments. If high schools, they must be maintained to provide rewards of merit and industry in the common schools, they ought to include a special course of study preparatory for service in the city government. But the real function and duly of good govern- is to provide a thorough course of practical study and teach lug that will children of the poor lo acquire the true foundation of higher be- fore they are compelled to go to work. The boys and girls who are farced to work at fifteen may, with a little assistance, educate them selves as they toll if they have been and hastily thoroughly taught the M of a practical English education. lo For supplement knowledge the city j can provide means with of Leaven schools free lectures, libraries, and , notified of the , raid and John Henry farmers, charged I with participating the affair. Abduction Case. Omaha, Neb., Feb., police have under arrest James charged with complicity in the abduction of Edward by, Jr , on the night of December 18th. was arrested last Saturday, but the police have kept it a secret today, in the bops of securing other arrests. Young baa positively him as the man who accosted near the residence represented himself to be a sheriff from an adjoining county and forced Into a buggy, and also as win. kepi guard over at the hill the thirty hours he was kept a prisoner, pending the the of which Mr. paid for the re turn of his boy. Daniel If. Burris who sold a and buggy to men who are supposed lo have used it to procure the abduction, also as one of those men. Mac. Larsen, a in Hie employ of H. Patrick of whom the kidnappers rented a house, also Lilian as the man who paid a month's rent advance for a cot- in Happy Hollow, which the bandits abandoned two weeks be- fore the abduct ion, tearing was arrested by men both whom arc old acquaintances of the prisoner, one of them having gone to school with him. They also knew he was a close friend of Pat whom a large reward has been as leader the TO THE E, AND II OF PITT AND ADJOINING col Nil ES. We are ill the forefront of the We offer you the best selected line of race after your General Merchandise In New Quarters. My ii lends now tint in tho store-formerly occupied i. Mis, Just opposite the l stole, with H full complete line of Goods and Notions. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LINE OP MILLINERY lo be found iii any store Pin bought choice selections, the creations of the best manufacturers of America and Europe. all year round, Summer and Winter. We are work for yours and our mutual ml It is our pleasure to show you what want and lo sell you if we can. We Otter you the very best sen ice, polite attention, and the most liberal terms consistent with well established business built on its own merits. When you come to market you Will not do yourself littles if you do not see Immense stock before buying elsewhere. Remember us the following lines of merchandise Trimmed Hats, Chiffons, Silks and Velvets all kinds, I will carry complete linen Millinery to Mr. M. T. ill rail- and will lie glad lo hue all old Mends and customers call her. Goods and Notions, Shoes. Bats a Jackets and Capes, Carpels, Mailings and Oil Cloths. II. Ilia I rusts Men's, Women's and Children's and Harness, Blankets and Dusters, Atlanta the of Hebrew, among stockholders and maul- of the lino limns trusts and combine, of the present d such as feller steel Organ- Naturally business men o Montana House bus voted I add to I lie school fund the notes Will of alleged bribery de- from posited with the State Treasurer a V ago Stale lute- side during Urn lo eject Mr. Clark in Mi ate Senate, charged money hi u lo an agent of i i. i., in used in of votes, Michael Warning had kidnapping. Tonight the police been served the proprietress to secured information which they ex- to lead lo the arrest of man connected with the crime. He is a coachman of a family friend of Mr. is M years age was employed in the packing of the Company twenty more rushed into South Omaha up to three place. carried arms wore He has been employed masks. Half a dozen but the police claim were raised and discharged into be had been spending money the apparently lo freely. He has served in the pen the of the place. Two rushed upon Hudson with guns at his head, lie grasped the barrels and pushed them aside just as they exploded. Hudson slipped to the Just then Mrs. Hudson dashed in and had she crossed half the intervening space when another gnu was discharged at her The whole top of her skull was blown away, sou, his feet, her to the rear zoom, where she died. men are said to have been highway robbery. Won Trying. Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar Molasses, Laid. Bead t.-, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and hope. Furniture. Headquarters for Furniture line. We buy strictly for but sell for Cash or A Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Your Hie and Journal stales of- i in- n speak and most quick lo catch on on for does, remain aloof from and steer clear of lug I rusts pa such one reason, he is essentially a banker. serving Philip. are the best example of pines and e-t the Hebrew dealing chief- a mute a in French hesitates to take too l by Gorman I Italian by S and I Dutch and Polish en race Home Impeachment Raleigh, Feb., in. The House A minister one day walking of Representative-, today appointed along a road, and to his astonish- nine prominent lawyers, who are he saw a crowd of boys sit-1 members of to manage ting front of a ring a small the prosecution the part of dog in When he came House in the Impeachment pro- up to them he the following before the Senate against at are you doing to the One little boy tells the biggest lie wins said the minister, am waiting under arms to help defend i bays, the from the expected was like you I never raid, but when the baud entered I the place shooting, the defenders became stricken and decamped. When the Haw Mm. fall, dying, they, Chief Justice Finches and ate J ice Douglas, i be Supreme Court. The arc ex Judge W. of Locke Craig, of Buncombe; ex Judge A. w. Graham, of I, Hayes, of Chatham; J. Spain- hour, Burke; of There was silence for awhile, New Hanover; R. B. Nicholson, of A Hit History. If a recent report from Chicago it to be believed that city is the The weight which should lie at home of one of the strongest was the country. The dispatch re-1 b a ,, asserted that two bur a drove up to he door of ,, a millionaire banker in j y a cutler, and while one of them , held the home the other climbed j am, up the porch, pried open a joker ilea window carried out a J safe. Imago may well that sub- proud of a man who could hold a one arm safe while sliding a post. court house. He did so got it signed. The average ii an will anything that is to a Observer. cue of the boys him up the Leader. Hand Labor III a letter to his parents a Mis w ho is with the army the Philippines writes of having seen some monkeys playing about among the orange near de Bay. have seen Monkeys In says the my fancy had never associated with orange blossoms. It re- minded me of a I once saw Cuba selling bottles of rum from a basket made of A certain quartermaster sergeant of Rough Riders bought a quantity of the liquor, for which be gave the an older on coin written the reverse side of a pledge which he had signed his to ab- stain from drink for six Of two evils people choose the least; others choose still others choose both. Beaufort; F. M. of A. A. F. Sett ell, of Moore He I a There is always the top. A religious woman takes to a funeral like a healthy man docs to a light. The year after she i-- married a woman ought lo be made to carry a bit in her mouth. Most girls sooner or later you have to kiss, but there are a few that you have to let kiss you. When he is getting in and the minister asks if there is any one who knows any reason why thing shouldn't go the average man can hardly help dodging. to i. Depart- Of Agriculture, funnels of this country got mine for their products than they did in 1800, and they didn't have Mark subsidy to help them Star. commenting upon some of the speeches made during tin- of the resolution, the venerable editor of the Wilmington who i always interest-1 log up in matters historical, recalls this Interesting bit of may be recalled that there was great and con- tempt among not lawyers over the great palavering over Pearson many of the liar because he was really a great hut under pressure and allowed men of highest character to be sent by Governor Golden prison any legal authority say lug the powers of Senator Ron- sum and Hon. Joseph J. Davis, Supreme Judge, Interviewed that pure, upright, conscientious man and Jurist, Judge books, of Elizabeth Oily, ii was found the of ins He issued the great habeas and the I in prisoned gentlemen wen- released from the and tyranny and marked a by lawyers if are not mistaken, while the grave pure and Brooks is It is a re to the stale, Judge told Governor Holden when at bis room to beat him out of Ills put pose ti, the great writ of lib oration, If he did not treat him w Hi proper as be was he would send bun lo Hidden vamoosed let Bro ever after risks, and his leads to avoid big trusts. He i- will- to more wail and more for the profits than tin- Gentle of today, though ho not get credit again the Jew , the Ii in en the i in ii I cut ion, grown n-a In becoming a any may ill i have inn the gaunt lei , and lie ha been tug an car lo mill let the against the sis, especially as the classes and pile tip Wealth, Main ore not enough for him, III this lion He and in business, is Worth while lo note he has not In-d tied in bis money in i ill tins is one of the last indication- of its prevent and future sue Observer. arc also spoken army our One the saloon slit crusade is to be seen tho fad now reported, that the town of Kan., awoke In lay lo III line of t he Ill one of the low ii had been an the pulpit and pipe in i lined. One of the demolished win low- w is a memo rial lo generosity Helen of New York, and cost 1500 The bole dam w ill I , K. On w pulpit was out an as w ill show you boa I real saloons, and will give you us as send, file town means that Mime loll w ill be killed. Inn we slop to n tin I that the i in is pay lot Hie of I he government than ii coats to In . Slate and says Allan- Iii we get ii fair i nil where load lull Its, ago tho total n-i Hie government annum led lo live dollar per capita population. To day that ex- ion dollars or more double was not a great while Walter ii. Newman, who been w sonic lug min schemes In Ibis Slate, was urn o a in N. Y., when him, look U fancy lo and nine i tip which he raked cash, That U i, hi in a he to i Milling things on his ow ii ac at d la came His latest big deal was working the Gold Hill, county, scheme, and it hi- i. buyers. I be is inert M lit Newman is operating in ii c i pastures, w Star. ii is a fact it when n ton a be- gin to Hie ail a lily and entitled among and of it at begins think improve- of h i i ii mil II re one S beat towns Ii In in or e now discus- H,. T of abroad are the In are demanding at t help ., Iowa Philadelphia who mm

EASTERN REFLECTOR GREENVILLE, N. D. J. Ed. Owner Greenville, Mail Matter. rt t ., Feb. Sid. There i- the Entered at the Post at era- House may duplicate the and Mi and defeat the have the bill redaction of vat taxes, now in conference, fail. As now stand, the House en t agree to end refute to recede. It it mI that if the matter can lie TUESDAY. Kansas careful, it ill noon be described as a Kentucky of a place. With Professor Poplin discover- how to talk around the world wires discovering how to telegraph without the limits of electrical seem to have been about reached. The press answers In gov- expenditures that this is a billion dollar two billion dollar or a three billion dollar the ease may demand. It would make answer if Congress spent ten and do so Without evil whether the money honest or wisely this week and John . who will . . on- at the close of lab session, be appointed one of the provided for the bill for the ex- position to be held at St. Louis to the Louisiana chase. It an unusual and Mr. Allen's appoint is regarded as certain. A petition his favor signed by all the Sena- tors except was filed with Mr. con was The ground hog is played Not only has he lieu this winter, but his official rival the Weather out with a declaration that he been right only twice in the ten years. We shall have to depend on hereafter. Since the above was written s snow is trying to redeem the d bog's reputation. Dealers should be Careful n how they sell cigarettes to Illinois. And persons who buy the for boys had well open their weather eye, too. Tile in u law , covers both these points with heavy penalties If the law went a step further and provided taking hold of a minor smoking a cigarette it might strike the root of the evil more effectual one tobacco of Wilson bus nude a shipment of hogsheads of the weed direct to Europe. This is probably the largest single ship ever made in this State on fir in. In-fore the House again all of Democrats and a sufficient I of Republicans to make a would vole to accept amendments and the bill lie sent to Mr. would not dare to vote it, much as lie would like to see ii fail. i would be as marked a as was ever achieved by the in either branch of Con- The Democratic leaders are g to bring it about, in t be- of any special love the i ate bill, but because think should reduced, and it ,. tell worthy of their loll-. Democratic Senators may make a ii on the nomination of Gen, . to be a Major General ., arm;. lo the Sen lids week by Mr. i j because they do he has done anything to deserve the method taken In give to It will u although Shaffer is now . . duly as a Maj General of volunteers, he the retired .- sometime ago, I a Brigadier his ill he ii pi to hi ill differ retired General that of n re- Major General for the real life. very have I. lodged with Mr. western Republicans fun- the proposed appoint- . i P. Homey for the Carnegie steel . to succeed Attorney General in .-. although ii Is difficult to -i should object to one lawyer succeeding In Mi. still keeps extra . ii talk on lap for his . , He that I i- to issue call fur an extra jut as soon he . the Cuban constitution. Sonic hoping lie won't for sonic BLACKJACK ITEM, Black Jack, Feb. There Is right much sickness in i, The Law makers arc Do in, b EN A from House at the bar the with a message formally preferring Impeachment Chief Justice Parches and Associate Justice Douglas, of the Supreme Court. The Senate received the committee standing and heard their message, at the conclusion of which they were instructed lo report to the House that the Senate had received the message will give proper consideration to the same, and, later, take due action thereon, as required by the Constitution laws of Stale. Among the new bills introduced was one lo prevent the use of to by teachers. A resolution of regret upon the death of Ir. G. L. Super- of the Hospital for the Insane was adopted by a rising vole. A bill was introduced by Watts authorizing expenditure of for marble statues of t section now. A. Clark, who is attending school at Bethel, come la Friday evening and returned Monday. We to that W. II. Wynne is very sick. Miss Lets of Stokes, is visiting the family of B. F. Ty- son. Miss Annie White is on a visit to Mi. Olive. Better is on the sick Mi-s Bertha Bright, of was the guest of Miss Mini- on Saturday night and and Zebulon B. Vance, Sunday last. lo placed ill the hall of Politics A number of new bills . . ,, , . , introduced, among them I believe as a general thing, the Southern Slates cleaner politics than the States of the said Mi. Robert II. Sampson, of Vermont, among guests at use made of Southern politics, of course is pro- of much corruption, but; the affairs the dominant party in an up- right manner. is a rare thing to hear of corruption i public of- in a Southern Slate, such instances in the North occur , with discouraging frequency. This Moore, lo pay Cyrus son, ex Secretary of state, ill for extra clerical assistance. By ridge, lo secure costs in courts of Justices of the By Allen, to punish disorderly conduct when people are attending divine worship. By Allen, to restore to the Gov- the power of appointing the members of the Hoard of Improvements By Dees, to better protect prop- from tires. By Seawall, Ito protect PIKE ON FIFTH STREET. Stables and Other Build- lags Destroyed-- So.- Loss, Halt Insured. About o'clock Friday night lire broke out in the livery stables of J. F. King, on Fifth street, and gave section of the town lie Evans and Streets a close call from total destruction. The alarm brought all the fire depart many citizens promptly to the scene and some splendid work was done. Hiving material to start fire in the engine it was a little slow get- up steam, but it did most work after starting. The donkey at the plant of Greene S Hooker also came in with some good work, the colored firemen with their hand engine and the hook and ladder company never did better work at any lire than at this one. In fact all the department did and it is duo mainly to their heroic work that there is not a larger list of losses to report. There was so much combustible material in the livery that in a few after lire discovered the building was be- being saved. The quickly communicated lo the store building and two small tenant houses east of the Strides, which were totally destroyed, and also to the bar room of Marshal Bl wet of the stables. This littler building was put out after being fully half burned up. but I ho is ruined. nearby buildings caught but were quickly put out. Mr. King got his horses and most of the vehicles of the stables, and Mr. Starkey got the bulk of bis stock out of bar- room. Some others in immediate danger moved their stocks It is not known positively bow CLOTHING SALE. ARE OFFERING GREAT BARGAINS NOW IN LINE OF GOODS. Men and Boys Clothing Especially . being sold out at greatly reduced prices, as we are closing out that line. arriving daily and they are beauties. We don't want you to take our word, come and be convinced. goods no trouble. Yours to please, KICKS WILKINSON. anything kept in first class dry goods store. New Ruling. of towns and cities can be I by- . , , i .- . a i . i right of self government. the fact that in the Sooth what Is known as the aristocracy is active in political affairs. These men are jealous of their name, knowing any conviction -v rolling has gone of wrong-doing means social effect, a fine of the North society is on year's imprisonment on prone lo take into account any one who carelessly or otherwise having little regard take mail not belonging to them for how he got it. If society at from the office and fails lo return Three Times The OF ANY OTHER. EASIER. ONE THIRD FASTER. Agents in all territory. WHEELER Company, Atlanta, Ga, For sale by S. T. WHITE, Greenville, A Sad, Sweet, Deaf STATE NEWS. How sublimely beautiful in the Happenings la Caroline embrace of death was the remains Mrs. Henrietta Williams, as she The State Sunday School con- the fire originated. Those the scene say the stables were burn- on the roof near the eave. The losses so far as we have been able to ascertain are as follow at I toy peacefully in her coffin in the i vent ion is in session at High Point. Episcopal church, last Sunday. Never before have we been so pressed with the beautiful sweet- of death as in this case. R. Moore, stable building, value Shrouded by her own gentle, Insurance Woo. large would set it lad against any man who betrayed a public trust, there would be less of malfeasance in public P. Pointed II A ii to the kicking appropriations the tine great problem. I bat i; Harbor hill was reduced a woman is Hull , before it was re- . i id In the lie. Mr. ii n that vole n thank it immediately. This applies lo as well as letters other valuable mail. People, when i taking mail from the office, should examine it before they leave the building; it will only lake mo- and save a great deal of trouble. To say it was the post- trumps in the police master's fault will cut figure man's game. ,, this ruling it's a good that can't doesn't know if her husband will come home feeling poor, Id because she has so much to feeling and scold because there is so I is hung no on Suva All i rs . likely to remain AH , , . to the A . ,. ,, , , . except Sampson to solve egg problem eggs should be sold by freight or count, are DOW I. lie has introduced a bill giving e re quired dimensions of a reg egg and making a misdemeanor acquire a spot. Wealth makes makes thieves. Judicious silence is an eloquent indication of wisdom. The rung man is weak he lucks confidence In himself. to say the ice crop never harvested with icicles. The Governor I. i M for a hen lo lay anything Whether will or plain people some f observe Lenten season. may not put figurative cloth and ashes, nor emulate tin penitential gloom of fill devotees, nor the fasting and prayer self . i In appearance the and routine of living may re main unchanged, the days of penance may seem like n formal division of the lint in our complex social fabric especially in highly organ and populous i lie disposition practice of considerable of the lit ion an echo and reflection Iron every level of I he social Fashion's imperious demands are the varied public and private entertainment IS ostentatiously pinned and our works of charity and i the lion, the unending pr of humanity marches mechanically lo music of repentance and re None may impress of by putting away Will be e I heir eases u compromise . I under which a bill n grade of vice admiral and the of reported lo lie, unless some, is that will be made of as he is there is no the ill Is-allowed lo go through, IV i v i . by live New i I. Gregory, of Albany, said in a group of friends a Washington could next ticket it would Richard of Mas -i. tor President, and s mi or Daniel, of for President, There's a would be to beat. Governor Aycock, his speech, said there was prettier than a sixteen-year old girl. He has evidently ed his gallantry lo the Executive Mansion, as we sec he has com- plained that wills are not bright by the pictures of enough ladies, there being only- picture of the wife of ex Governor Jarvis. No unworthy policy from a room ever watched by the of our good women. If our Governor the Executive j Mansion with the pictures of more I women, this editor will want to I be player Is a man to become crook many The sky is bluest, but it is men. An enemy is a man who you and I lieu refuses to you. cheerful when different with . lo lump .- over c id of Stanley us reward ready lo uphold the red. white and blue. It it r to cultivate i very-determined feeling fools, they grow of their own ac S against allowing Mr. Tin- rules regulations of the pi union arc rough on If there is anything in a his opportunity Will come sooner or latter. When a man gels he begin, to what pool-company he is. There are men who will laugh a woman for buying a pack age then proceed blow in a for an , i the man with ported News. that could possibly be ii he is also p with i . with a mil in Western In South is . and in in the is only I., of delegation, rep and i said that a bill has been m traduced In the Connecticut which contains the following bachelor who shall remain unmarried at the age of forty shall not thereafter lie lowed to eater into any alliance except upon the pay run governor next Foes To Tobacco. The young ladies of , according lo an exchange, an tobacco club and proposes to make it pretty warm for young men ho chew man I ., . . weed. be poetical members Of . commenced ting rhymes, the following being a few specimens He who chews the nasty plug Shall have my waist to hug. Here i- m e that repels the to- i he lover with He who spit Shall be my own true loved one, nit. Another one. who doubt has read Tom in the You may rinse, you may gargle your throat like a jug, Hut of tobacco still dugs round your rang. heads may usually be better ion of to the Slate Connecticut of one, but one is quite enough J. P. King, stock in stables, value Insurance H. Moore, store building, value Soon, i ,, house, each, some insurance. bar room building, value M. L. Starkey, stock in- D. W. stock damaged in moving, J. A. Andrews, stock damaged moving, insured. Parties slaying in the old store building tenant and some others sustained light losses, which we could not learn. The total loss is estimated at upon which was insurance, most of companies represented H. A. White's agency, and some by J. I,. Sugg. Blushes always as gen as WOMAN is like a musical In good she is lovable. I song on s Ir of or unstrung, U d-c lo A lo without wings as to feel look well bet a v.-man are weak or She must healthy tan. de or she be healthy There are thousands suffering s all country, M modesty silence. White there la more admirable than a modest woman, health Is Importance. Every con- a give way it. Brad- Reg is a med cine women's ills. It's fa of headache, backache and You will be shed the result, you have been w th other called remedies. We an not as-, fa B-. happy women. W-at It has done for others It can do for y j. Sold in drug a I. of her beautiful life, she repaired to her church, loved, only second to the loving children who she ha so tenderly and carefully trained and nurtured. With the reverence due only to the God Heaven, ripe in and ripe in the virtues of a sweet, pure and cultured life, her spirit was borne angels from the Holy Sanctuary of her house of worship to the Par- of God, where loved ones waited to greet her, and welcome her to everlasting to What a beautiful tribute has been paid her by Him, who all things well. No higher tribute could be paid to the life she has lived, and virtues she has practiced. Weep not loving children and friends, she has been honored as few on earth arc hon- Imitate the life she has so gently and beautiful lead, lived and practiced, and the Holy place where she gave up one life for a brighter and more will ever be a sacred spot in the memory of those who knew her so well, and loved her so dearly tenderly. Beautiful, gentle, and true life, sublimely beautiful in death. A I'm A Ir-- bank i. Hi i- g. the morning after. Social Philosophy. you pick up at an auction sale must be knocked down to you. An irreverent writer says fall was probably due to his having slipped a peal of thunder is changing. When a minister cads, there is no longer consternation when be sees a deck of cards on the table. As grow older they begin to grow more alarmed over the brief time in which a family looks serious after there has been a death in it. Our heart goes out to a certain woman who was saving money to give a big reception, and when she hail just half enough her cow died. Au t eh is. girl is having her revenue. She is a and one of her bills is against a mar- man who left her to marry and whose domestic ex- p. made him The State Council Jr. O. U. A, If. will meet next year Durham is very much disturbed over smallpox, several cases been found there. The Tarboro bill has passed both branches of the and is a law. The A Gaston division of the Seaboard Air Line railroad has placed order for twenty- live new freight engines to be de- livered in July and August. The Mercantile Com- doing a department store business at Durham, gone into the of a receiver. Mrs. Lizzie Crawford Gurley, of Wayne comity, was burned to death Tuesday afternoon. She had an attack of vertigo and fell in the tire. Harold Horn, a young farmer of Davie county, was drowned recent- in three inches of water. He was taken sick while crossing a brook and fell into it. Two attempted highway robbery in Greensboro Tuesday night. They knocked down their victim, dragged him aside and were about to rifle his pockets when his cries attracted assistance the lied. The Carrol D. Wright, of Washington, D. C, S. of will deliver the address at the next commencement of A. M. College. The Rev. Dr. J. J. of Virginia, will preach the commencement The improvement noted in recent numbers of Everybody's is still more conspicuous In the March issue. This is a first- rate magazine, brim-full of containing remarkably strong stories and articles of dis- interest and readableness. the monthlies it is rapidly forging to the front, and it bills fair to contest the supremacy of its most widely circulated con- temporaries. succeeds like and nothing like succeeding in believing you can succeed in business without advertising. Henderson Gobi Leaf. homely people would rather believe their vanity than a looking glass. is in full bloom. The great trans liners that came across the water last week brought to us fresh from th sunny shores of the old country. in profusion may be seen almost anywhere, but the we show today cannot be found anywhere else at the price Ku-n we never saw such elegance for so little money. Designs and colorings entirely new. Get a look at the new styles. No other store offered as good as these for less than one dollar and we could probably get that for these neckties too if we should ask it, but price is EASTERN REFLECTOR THE KING CORNER LAYING. NOTICE. If there is a CROSS MARK in the margin of this paper it so to remind you that you owe Tub Eastern for subscription and we request yon to settle as 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 At School. LOCAL Fresh Magic Yeast, Tic. a box, at M. Coal in the bin is not so trouble- some as cold in the bead. The in the Frank Hines case were all over to the Superior Court. There has not been much real winter to speak of so far, but predictions say we will catch scissors in March. J. N. Booth brought Tue a nice list of from Winterville Friday, for which we return thanks to the good people down there. February of two years ago, be- ginning on the we the worst snow-storm of the winter. This February is treating us the same way the mouth. It is enough to make a body feel down In the mouth to read about the factories mid other enterprises established in all the neigh boring towns and Greenville not getting any of I hem. We are indebted to Maj. U. Harding, for the Knight and Life In- Company, of Chicago, for a very pretty paper cutter. It is in the shape of a sword bearing the Knight Cards are out tho marriage of Miss Nora Nicholson, of to Mr. Washington V. Edwards, of Greenville, Thursday morning, February 28th, at o'clock. Moor Judge A. M. Moore, one of the criminal Court Judges of the State, has sent his resignation to Govern- or Aycock. Judge Moore was led to this decision because of his feeble health, the work to attending and holding bis courts being too arduous for him. He has made a good and given general satisfaction wherever he has held court. As the has abolished the criminal to take effect the first of July, it is doubtful if the nor will make an appointment to fill the term of Moore. There arc few towns that show wore thrift enterprise than Winterville, for few have en- A. G. Cox to back and the enterprise that perhaps shows most of Whiter thrift is the excellent facilities with which she Is equip ping herself It was to lay the corner stone a most modern and beautiful already Hearing completion, that called together the town and community there on the 22nd The exercises were under the of Junior Order of United American Me- that noble order which is pledged to support the schools and foster patriotism. The procession was formed at the hall and marched to the new build- with Hooting so gracefully the breezes above them. After the stone was placed its position with appropriate ceremonies, the people bled the hall of the building where they wire held by mag of oratory as it tell from the lips of Prof. V. H as he explained the aims work of the Jr. O. A. M., and Mr. G. B. the orator of the day, who made a most beautiful appropriate plea for education. the close of Prof. speech he, bl request of the presented to the school a and a in phrase, which was gracefully accepted by Prof. Line- berry, the At this juncture a beautiful and table cover and a nice lock chair were presented lo school from the Episcopal School by J. N. Booth. When the oration of Mr. was over the people were literally rushed into the homes of the hos people with true old time spirit and come. On the whole the day was a real delight inspiration, if all the visitors feel as this writer they are ready to take off their hats and make their best bow to ville. J. N. B. Speak to Me, Some to Yea Thursday, February B. C. Pearce left this morning. T. H. Walker left this morning for Mount. B. J. Cobb returned Wednesday evening from B. A. Tyson returned day evening from Norfolk. Tyson came home Wednesday evening from where he has been spending several months. Friday, February J. E. Will nuns returned to Ital- today. G. M. Tucker returned to Nor- folk today. W. J. Rollins went to Bethel this morning. Dr. E. S. Willard left this morn- for W. S. Atkins returned day from New York. Mayor J. returned Thursday evening from W. B. returned Thursday markets, Mr. Taft daughter Mrs. Daniels, left for Tarboro. Mrs. W. H. Long left this morn- for to visit her sister, Mrs. Buss. Miss Nancy Moore left this for Norfolk lo visit the family Miss Nannie of came over this morning to visit her sister, Mrs. B. W. Miss Addie Johnson, of came up this morning to visit her sister, Mrs. E. Li Brooks and bride Miss arrived Thursday evening to visit the family of B. J. Cobb. Saturday February W. T. to Goose Nest today. Mrs. L. O. King returned to Nor- folk today. Mrs. F. G. Whaley left for Portsmouth. Mr. and Mrs. Iv. L. Brooks re- turned to Friday evening. J. B. White, B. W. King, L. J. N. Hart went today. W. A. Bowen, of the Arm of Pulley Bowen, is in the northern markets purchasing new goods. S. V. King, manager of the Western Union Telegraph office tit Tarboro, came down Friday even- to see his aunt, Mrs. W, B. Parker, and returned this morning. New Big Store. STARTLING INFORMATION PURCHASE AT A BANKRUPT I Bought the entire stock of J. Boyer Co. HIGH GRADE Dry Goods, AT LESS THAN FIFTY CENTS IN THE DOLLAR STRICT TERMS Goods sold for cash sent on approval. This sale for consumers only. All goods sold on sight. Our Stores Crowded and Jammed. OUR SALE WILL mm if. EXACTLY PAST t r WE MUST DISPOSE OF Tills STOCK QUICK. CORSETS. J. Price OUR cents. HENS SHOES. Buyers price OUR PRICE OVERCOATS. price K. OUR RICK MEN'S SLITS. price OUR PRICK OUR PREDICAMENT. This immense Stock coming in on us into our already crowded rooms, is placing us in great and must take active measures to sell it in- This stock will be sold in many instances as it was bought--50 cents on the Dollar. BY ALL MEANS COME. BEGINS SATURDAY MORN., FEB. 23rd, 1901. No Winterville Items thin mail brought The do concluded that Bud who is the of promptness, so enjoyed the corner stone exercises that he to write. Then some hearing us speak of the missing items the item in Thin day's Hying J. X. Booth would go down to represent THE might have construed to mean that he would also do the reporting for the paper If did so we wish to apologize and explain that the intent of the item was that Mr. Booth was to represent in a business capacity to solid and col- for the paper. and the item fail- ed to come he has also furnished us a good report of the exercises. But we shall expect to lie on hand with his pen next lime. Licenses. of Heeds Moore issued license to the following couples last WHITE. John sod Bertha For- est. D. T. House and Mattie White- burnt. C. A. and Mary L. Harrington. COLORED. William John H. and Addie Columbus and Miry Barrett. D. B. Little J. King. SHEETING. J. Buyers price OUR PRICE Only yards lo customer. CALICO. J. Only Vic yards lo MESS. I. Hovers kind HENS HATS. B. price and sucks. I. a i I it'll CAPES. I. price DUB K WILL BEGIN. Sat. Morn. Fen It- v. . EVERY CLERK AT HIS POST NIGHT AND DAY Arranging, Marking and Slashing Everything FOR A QUICK, HURRIED SELLING. COATS. price 0-4 WHITE J. nice PROFITS NOT EVEN THOUGHT OF SHIRTS. cent Shirts A cents- f . Cent Kind f Now ascents. SI price MS PRICE AsK in Sec the -1- them We everyone in town mid vicinity to attend this Great Bank sale lice. ii Him O. N. T. V Spool Cotton, YARDS per cent Reduction Football At Friday afternoon the boys of Greenville Male Academy went to on tie freight train to play with the beys of Wm- High School. The contest was to be for nine rounds or games but when the eighth had B and and our were declared victors. The game were and good spirited. Most of the Greenville boys walked back home Moses Daniel and Sarah Id the evening. f A Desperate Effort To Sell Everything Without Delay. no P No misleading i Big New Store nothing but genii in everything v in the wearing apparel Men, Women and Beginning . Saturday Horn., Feb. you will see for f goods advertised, look at them. Bale of the bankrupt of J. Media, Ia., WILL AT. a complete mass. The of Big NeW StOre disc in great Disorder and S to be melted into solid GREENVILLE, N. C. Cash

Have You Forgot is What Dry Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, to sec II i TO for your next Flour or Pork. Yours to White. Get a good Safe Victor safe is mule in all sizes con- for homo, office and general use. safe with a guarantee to be tire in up. Di Prices range fr I L. As one of the County. W Slate List for the ever need. We also Lawyer la, i The managers on the . -f House of Representatives who are to prefer the article of against the Ba- judges are down to work. While no Beating was held yes- the members conferred with other. It was decided to employ and so far it has been virtually greed Gen. T. f. ad ex-Judge of Ashe- ville, Mr. H. of Maj. W. A. shall to conduct the prosecution. The had hoped to get the sen ices of It. Watson, of Winston. Mr. has writ- ten a letter saying in substance that his engagements are such that he cannot appear In the case. Maj. W. A. is already in the city and la engaged in draft log the articles impeachment, which will submitted to the manager. Major is entrusted with this part of the work. It is not known who will appear in behalf of the judges. It is stated that and Hon. f. I. Osborne will appear for the The judges have received the tender of the services of a Dumber of leading lawyers in the State. Allen, the chairman the Committee, said yes- that he did not think it would need an extra session of the Legislature to conduct the case, it will work on the part of members, he believes that the trial can be finished and public business trans- acted during the present session The managers believe that the of impeachment can be completed Thursday, and they may be presented to the senate Friday. Post. Pot- your will I large; without Potash your crop will be r telling I, N. C. Arrest disease by the timely use of Liver Pills, an old and favorite remedy of increasing Always cures SICK HEADACHE, malaria, torpid liver, constipation and all bilious diseases. Liver PILLS SALT RHEUM CURED Wt Johnston's Sarsaparilla QUART BOTTLES. in mm. K Ml WORKS, Si. New Mrs. Adam-, wife of a miner in Boise City, Idaho, some time ago attended a picnic where the eat aides were spread on lilt ledge of While they were eating she discovered specks of gold the rock, bat kept mum and went on eating. It wasn't long bad a claim located, it panned out rich, and the day she sold out for cash and is now going to take a picnic Europe. The bill should know the ins and out- of his business ix J. W. PERRY CD. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging, and Hags. Correspondence and shipments solicited. THE COUNTY OF SCHOOL HAVE APPOINT A j-ors School Books in designated on the At and can supply what- Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers- in Storks. Cotton, drain and ions. Private W ires to York, Chicago and New Orleans. a if f Tn, Sal. War C. I. Powerful Nature, her effort to correct which have coast from careless living, or it may be from ancestors, shoots out pimples, blotches other imperfections on skin, as a warning that more serious troubles haps tumors, cancers, erysipelas or pulmonary are to follow -II you neglect to heed the warning and correct the mistakes. Many a lingering, painful disease and many an early has been MM because these notes of warning been and the Wood kept pure by a right use of SARSAPARILLA. Miss J. of Marshall. Mich., I was cured of a bad humor after suffering with it for fire years. The doctors and friends said It was salt rheum. It nun, out on my head, neck and ears, and then on my whole body. I perfectly raw with It. What I suffered during those five years. I no use telling. Nobody would me if I did. I tried every medicine that was advertised to cure It, I spent money enough to a house. I heard JOHNSTON S SARSAPARILLA highly praised. I tried a bottle of It. I began to improve right away, and when had finished the third bottle I completely cured. I have never had a touch of It since. I never got any thing to do me the least good till I tried JOHNSTON S I would heartily advise all who are suffering from humors or skin disease of any kind to try It at once. I a good deal of stomach trouble, and was run down and miserable, but JOHNSTON made me all . The blood is your life and if keep it pure and strong you can re- els disease or face contagion fearlessly. SARSAPARILLA tails. It is for sale by all druggist., in full quart bottles at only one dollar easts SOLD BY ERNUL. NOTICE. OLD DOMINION LINE Application will be made to the to amend the charter of the town of Grifton J. Ia. Sr., Mayor. . Clerk. January, MM, L. Pender, GREENVILLE, X. C. Tobacco Pines. Tin Roofing, Expert employed. All kinds and Locksmith work first class. He stocking of guns a specialty. Agent for The Oliver Typewriter COPY BOOKS, ml and lets, tool's ca; colored crayon-. Cur Franchises Belong People. The general principle that all special lights, privileges, and . chines in, over, or under practice writing b . highways of a are the pencils, slates, companion boxes, Are You Hungry Satisfy Carolina Next door to Chin. Oysters, Cane, Good to Eat. Regular Dinner from The Commoner WILLIAM . Editor Publisher, Advance. One Tear fl. Six Months Three Sing. Copy No traveling canvassers are em- ployed. Subscriptions taken at Tub reflector office. The semi- Weekly and will be sent together one year for 1.75- or Tin. Daily and -The one year for payable in ad- So I. Assembly of ice is hereby given that application will lie made to North Carolina to prohibit the sale of liquor within two mile; of the near the town of Bethel, Thin Jan TAKEN UP. A ml row with brindle crooked horns, unmarked, apparently two old, been in my field about four Owner is lo call for same pay charges for keeping and Coal of advertising. W. I. Greenville, N. C. Jan. 1901. Three Papers, One Year Bach, CREDITORS. nullified Wore Clerk of Pin county as of the estate of B. A. House, Sr., do eased, notice i hereby given to all per- sons indebted to the estate to make the undersigned. . ., J and all persons having claims the I I must present for RICHMOND VA 1902, or this notice will plead in of; I rubber tipped cover cent, v. in nice wood box and n, tin i all in nice ; A big l cents. H in j lead cent. I cent, a nice tablet with . crayons, with metal hold- ; pencil, slate pen- property of the corporation and the says Bird Color in Everybody's Magazine, at last obtained general recognition in public opinion and at the hands of lawmakers. It does not follow, however, that any considerable undertake to provide lighting, or other modem wood box, ft I conveniences but proper govern of best I mint will not prevail until every on the t. White crayons, gross in I paper per i ,. y rents s cents. Good fool's cap l kinds and De- Soup, kinds meal Vegetables, Bread, all for cents. W. Manager PILLS Vitality. Lo aid Now Only Cents a Year, and includes absolutely free The Paragon Monthly, Talk; The Farm Journal, Philadelphia. Including Farm Journal and Para- Monthly, now only per year; per month by mail. Address THE TIMES, Richmond. Va. SERVICE Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at A. M. for Green ville, leave Greenville daily M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at A. M. leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays, and Saturdays at A. M. carries freight only. at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. SON. N. C. CHERRY, Greenville, N. O. recovery. B. A. of B. A. Hour, Sr. D. W. For the Business Man. We carry a nice in of g books, books ,.,. Ac. ill and single entry ledgers. liter books, ks, For Society P pie, and special privilege granted to individuals and private corporations is made to yield a revenue based upon its actual earn- value. The granting of per franchises must remain an memory of the days lien American cities were ruled and lobbed, not governed. No law or rule lie made for proper regulation of this feature of municipal lint in future giant of any , Loss of at all effect, and A tonic and blood builder. rink lo pals cheeks and mid for PILLS SO 12.50. with our bankable to cure or refund the money paid. Head foe circular copy our bankable NOTICE. All persons owing me for guano for the year 1900 and prior, please c ill and attic with D. W. or K at old I. near or send check direct to me, N r- II, M. Ti Immediate for Loaf of Or,. Aim. PM III-. mall hi Main B for our bankable curs la or paid. MEDICAL CO. Minton Jackson ILL Pot sale by L nave all kin I and papers, aid and visiting i . now papers and tablets. SI MAGAZINES. I . Famous gen special privilege will be restricted A limitations to pro-1 Greenville, N, C. I the rights of people and secure a portion of the general in- come may one day supersede all direct on Dickinson Maker and Repairer of CARTS AND WAGONS. And when it comes to JOB The Reflector Office Can't Beat. i be House branch our consists of members, The House is composed Of Democrats and nineteen op j A majority of the whole House is sixty one; of Demo- fifty one. vole on the to impeach Chief Justice and Associate Justice was for . Impeachment and against peach mint. were eight pain, indicates the vote as recorded In d Machinery lull for to II against J paired on Short Posts, and Balusters for Out of Democrats, only North Court County. vs. V Action for Divorce. The defendant above will like that an action as in Court Hill county lo dissolve the bonds existing between the Mamie Albert and the said will further take in tier that he is required to at the Deal term Court of aid county to be held on first Monday in March, the Court town of north Carolina, and answer or demur lo In M action or ill apply to Ho curl for the relief de- ill This the IS day Mono., Clerk court. Alt for Plaintiff. IMPORTANT By virtue of the power contained and in by a lit term in the Case entitled S. T. Hooker against B. S. and others, as appears on record In Clerk's office of the Superior in Judgment Docket No. action lite Docket No. pages and As Trustee and named there- in. I will expose lo public sate, la-fore Court House in on Mon- day II day of March 1901 the follow- described tract Of land one tract of land, the county of Pill. township, lands of II. Mills, A. L. Clark, Robert Dixon and others being land whereon E. S. Dixon on the north side of Cow swamp and being known as the land chased by K. Dixon from II. A. and deeded lo Mid Dixon by hie father Green containing in the whole oar hundred and fifty lent The conveyed Galloway in trust, as appeals in It ID. page Hooker. Oct. Terms cub, Feb. ii, 1901. Commissioner. IN GREENVILLE C. Cotton Bagging and Ties always on ban I Fresh goods kept en hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince yon. D. W. Stat Of North Pill county before Clerk in Superior Court, Fleming, Archie Fleming and Nannie Fleming, minors, by their next friend Barrow. Against Fleming, W. S. Firming. Al- Pollard and Mary Pollard his wife, Adelaide Fleming and children of Adam Fleming, Jr., whose unknown T House guardian of W. S. Fleming a lunatic The children of Adam Fleming, Jr., whose names arc unknown and are defendants in the above entitled cause, will take notice a Special Proceeding en- tilled as above, Man commenced in the of County, before the Clerk, ill order to make partition of the lands of the late Fernando Fleming among defendants notice that they arc re- appear at the office of the said house miming made to order. more a majority, nineteen more than 1500 . will pat lbs shove reward for any case i he party in . we ear, Of While OUt cur- the MM .; PHI. when direction, are Whole with r. and never fall lo cm- . ratio for l-s as to III. For sale Ibis division in the on SO I if to it u most danger-1 The One Day on, el future street of, Post. CM ----ESTABLISHED S. M. Wholesale and . Dealer. paid for further Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar- Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed- I ads, Mattresses., Oak Suits, Bu- i Carriages, Parlor Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. and .-eat Key West Cheroots, American Can- Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Jelly, Milk, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap, Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Meal and Hulls, Oar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Candies, Dried Apples, Prunes. Currents, Raisins, and China Ware, and Wooden Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Matt Cheese, Best Bolter, ard Sewing Machines, and nu- other goods. and Quantity. Cheap for cash. Com to see me. W, R. IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de and prices, as low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. Clerk of the Superior Court of said county i n Wednesday day of March n C, answer or demur In the and complaint in ac- or plaintiff will apply to tut Court for the relief This the day of February C atonal, Clerk of Superior Court of Pitt county. at Blow, Attorneys for NOTICE. In Action for Divorce. Phone ff. THE BUT and fever is a lad lie of Tasteless Chill Tonic. It Iron No pay. Price county vs. above will lake an w- as above been commenced in Superior Court of to dissolve the bonds matrimony now existing said W. I, and and further lake notice she required to appear at the next term said to lie held on the first in March at i ml house of said county at North Carolina, and answer or demur to in aid action or plaintiff will apply to court for the relief demanded in said can- plaint. This the lath day of Moose, Clerk Superior Court -DEALER IN- A GENERAL LINE OP Also a nice Line of Hardware. SEE MB. . R. en or i also t Bead model, e The Eastern X fl D. J. EDITOR TRUTH TO xx. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, MARCH I NO AN TO THE CL WE WISH TO SAY WE ARE GOING TO MAKE OUR STORE HEADQUARTERS FOR YOU. White Good and Embroideries. Just received a beautiful line of Dimities. White Goods, Plain White Goods, Organdies white and in colors. The whole line is beautiful, and we extend a cordial welcome to all Latest designs in Window Curtain Goods. Silks for Shirt Waists. things In Pine Apple Tissues. Yon are welcome; No trouble to show our line. LEE CO- LETTER., . from similar Feb. will Congress whatever reduction of war taxes the country gets. The republicans fully kill the bill in conference, but when found out that all dear H the House, and enough republicans to make a majority, were determined head off that the leaders at once order ed that a com promise be patched p in the conference tHe House and Senate- bills. That compromise will course, any sense; be a democratic meas- but it will in war would not have been made, it the- democrats bad been less All the of the re- publican Congress tS not connected with big they make the most fuss and are naturally in of. Dur- I h e debate General De- Bill, it- shown that sinecures as peas in a nod. It was shown that committee the moment they do any real work, use their pull with Members to get extra pay there- for, and that have been sue needing in getting money in the shape of gratuities simply I u- nobody made It his business to oppose these pretty raids public fund. clerk of one committee claimed, will get extra for reading proof of testimony taken by his of the Pension de- tailed to help the Pension com- ate presented with each addition their salaries, clerks who have compiled a few pages from the Congressional record, in office hours, are given from to each in work. A little between tentative Cannon, Chairman of the House Committee. on who reported bill, and Representative Loud, of Cal., shows how the items are scrutinized before they are to House. Mr. is William L. Stiles, who. is to receive an as s messenger for if God doesn't know him any bet- than do, he It bas recently become that a man has for a long time drawing as clerk, of one of the committees the Foreign did not even to Washington during session of Congress, to make a bluff of doing the work which was performed by two assistants. Another method of which has flourished under this administration is connected with the enormous expenses piled up by of departmental For instance, for the Bureau of Animal Industry of the Department of Agriculture, it provided for chief at a year, one clerk at and twenty inspectors a day. The expenses of that bureau during the last fiscal year, as by the official figures, have grown to nearly a million dollars, as Salaries traveling expenses miscellaneous 631.48. Senator may have open- the way for Southern veterans of the Mexican war to get the rolls, when he in getting a bill pensioning Jim Thomas, a Mexican veteran, which bad passed tho Senate, through the House, by swearing that not private bill should go through the until it was paused. It is claimed that its passage is practically a re- peal of the law, barring those who sympathized with the Confederate cause from pension rolls. Newspaper Should Be Calm, Can- did and Courageous. Has not the lime arrived when a newspaper of an individual may speak what he believes to be truth without being prescribed, and forced into silence The time was, perhaps, when the exigencies of the times demanded that a man should not say what his heart he believed. But we thought that day had passed. It would be a indeed if public sentiment were so changed as to tolerate the plain unvarnished truth, spoken lo be sure, kindly and courteously, but w cant or hypocrisy. are glad to receive a half pa- at this office that are afraid, we hope i bey are being sustained. Of all men the world the editors of North Carolina in this better time that has dawned upon have a mighty burden responsibility thrust upon They are to be the heralds of this larger freedom which we have They must not follow but lead the way. editor who will ill.- bis conscience and be driven silence by politician or priest, is a craven coward, and unworthy of his calling. Not that liberty should become license, or that a paper should because it can, betray and oppose the it pretended to Nut But we arc speaking of mat- of moral issues- question or right wrong. The newspaper that will condone a crime because it was committed by its party, is not worthy to enter the home of any citizen. We not believe in the so called paper either politics or religion; but neither do we be in a slave to party that will sell soul to curry favor with the A newspaper, like a should be calm, and Owe No Anything. While the divorce bill was be- jug discussed in House, we be- a few days ago, one member professed to this Idea. A fellow member said he also had great respect for Bible regulations and that he finds an injunction, no man any- wished to if the speaker would favor homestead clause in our con- ill is the first we have Doted th a tor is such a movement. We are doubtless not ripe for ac- yd, but the horde of non- over the laud every thinking man I hat it is time to cultivate and ripen public for the movement. It is a burning shame I hut we take up a for lit lie article but the honors due gentility men and women who goon enjoying all the comforts, conveniences and even the luxuries that they get from honest who are niggling their might to make that part of their which they col- stretch out lo cover their ex- so that the owe no one and have always a clear conscience. We know of a number of it where persons of the weak- sex, having others dependent on them, are driven almost out of bus into despair, from losses and delay, by persons that would to lie call d anything hut high toned people. It is too hard We absolutely need education to- ward and a revival of common honesty worse than anything else save th Christian religion. We can spend our thousands, our mil- lions for education along intellect- lines, but it is all a travesty, a snare, an incubus, a delusion, a menace to educate our youth, save on the foundation of honesty debt paying honesty. Shame, shame that and men will take the labors of others without paying satisfactory time and way, indifferent to the amount of privation, anxiety and distress force upon others by their indifference to principles of right between man and man. If anxiety and leads to mature death the of murder may well be laid at the door of many a one who dresses in style to float in so at the expense of others. Stan- TO THE PEOPLE, OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS OF PITT AND We are still in the of the race after your We offer you the best selected line of General Merchandise to be found in any store County. Well bought choice the creations of the best manufacturers of America and Europe. Seasonable all the year round, Spring, Summer and Winter. We are at work for yours and our mutual ad- vantage. It is our pleasure to show you wind you Want and to sell you if we We offer you the very best service, polite attention, the most liberal terms with a well established business built up strictly on its own merits. you come to market yon will not do yourself justice if you do sec our immense stock before buying elsewhere. Remember us the following lines of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, Bats and Caps, Bilks and Satins, Jackets and Capes, Carpets, Mattings Oil Cloths. Shoes. Men's, Women's and and Harness. Horse Blankets and Dusters. Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar Coffee, Molasses, Lard, Scad ts, I Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and Rope. Furniture. Headquarters Furniture and that line. We buy strictly for Cash, but sell fur Either Cash or Approved Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Your Friends, In New Quarters My friends and customers can now mo in the store-formerly occupied by Mrs. I. just opposite Forbes . with a full and complete line of Goods and Notions. HAVE ST RECEIVED A COMPLETE I-INK OF MILLINERY Trimmed Hals, Sailors, Chiffons, Silks and Velvets o. I airy one of the most complete Hues of Millinery lo be found iii the town, Mrs. M. T. have charge of mil- department and will he glad to have ail old friends and customers call to see her. The mullet and with which George Washington laid the the Capitol 1703 to be used at the laying of the of the Lib- in Washington, a few weeks hence. The implements have only been used once. They are the property of the Alexander Ledge of Masons, of which Washington was once Worshipful Muster. The rowel blade is made of silver, the handle of ivory. Saturday Night. OBSERVATIONS Ranges March Review of Reviews Prof. John R. Commons describes the remarkable arrangement be- tween the employers and the em- of certain trades this by which differences are adjusted delegate bodies both sides. These con- are now held regularly by the and the dock manager Of Um Great Lakes, by the bituminous coal miners and operators, by the Stove and Iron Union, and by some import- ant trades. What gives especial Professor article is proposal to extend the system to the coal of Pennsylvania, which is to be littered in a conference of iron and operators daring month of March. If you stoves or ranges constructed upon scientific principles which are economical, durable, and convenient, as well as beautiful and artistic, look for t lie trade mark, which is shown upon every genii in Stove or Range, and do not be deceived Six i have pa--i d into record is made, to ii certain extent, yes. We have a few, kind words to weary, navel grim on earth's chill and dreary pathway; we have given a few pen- Dies to a forgotten brother or tor- father as they, with sore and bleeding hearts, plod j way to tomb hoping that able of and sol low may brought What sad with no to love none lo caress and bind up the and pour the oil of into Hie darkened soul, no more the melody of childhood, no, more bright smiles on dimpled cheeks; u laughter from ruby lips and pearly teeth; no more fond and lot s from the dear companions long since departed to tin- bright and beautiful beyond, All, all is dark and lo the sorrow and wretched outcast. every life sonic rain fall. Some days I lien up. neglected one, lining your eyes and hear I earnest, prayer lo who note even fall of the sparrow, who is in perfect with humbles creation, There is balm in lie is u there, who can and will pour a glad song of rejoicing Into your soul, and cause your lo with emotions of unspeakable. Every dark cloud ha a silver lining look catch the bright smile Heaven's King through in the clouds. fill your sad, sad -mil with Mich as earth not of can hear, except echoed I h rough the dark waves of truth and Now we hare said, and a- we lake the mighty kiss embrace dear heart, we make every he glad, soul joyful, and every mind on tin- to us , i, Saturday night. . . , , American Re. Telegram n well informed character sketch of Kin had the on which VII, Mr. Stead's Britain's new down stilled under waters of Made Orange world loses when a doctor -irk. pauper well as the prim e can an idea. in life i- bin a little day, then bl us In- happy while on the way. One I if ii kindly done may win a friend, a Deceit i I be falsehood used by ii to musk human fin c. If the country needs a new brand of foolishness, la to hatchet. barkeepers in complaining about smashing Love i- to be blind, I in it bus a Hoed eye when l for money. The paw like in sec any redeeming in the race. In South Africa they kill the this country must endure them or die. Thursday Cedar Spring, mar Kill Miss Mary June Morgan mil Wright were The parents were willing lo loll In marry, although she II, and wore dresses, The boy is much older. A Catholic priest at II small town iii Poland, was recent- nigh by masked w ho ordered him to a Hie rubles which he in for construction of u church. Tho pries pretended to be limning in lit- desk the money. lull his hands on u revolver be bid on the bandits, killing two and pulling real lo On ice; the from I lie dead men was tumid they wore the cl mid -lib of i. the w lien hungry I seekers clamor lug for the by worthless imitations and substitutes, job that he held Kong. lead all others yearly sales an I popularity. tin of the writer's well known hostility in the p of Chamberlain administration Sold Exclusively BAKER HART. N. C. General was drowned matter id Boer war Friday morning, up to bus even led to cure -even applications of disloyalty. Mr. vacant had s in l., filed ill Male It would serve each kingship, in of greedy statesmen t- right ii -build care- the n name with a Into the view around thorn.- Charlotte Observer,