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Greatest of a Spring Remedies Paine impound To those in malarial districts Tint's Pills arc they keep the stem in perfect order and are an absolute cure for sick headache, indigestion, malaria, torpid liver, and all bilious diseases. Liver Pills It makes new blood, and A few steps to mi; about results is in is strengthening, nerve lasting effects that it no com in I be lust few ; compound i those of all other spring Pane's celery I it Is tin of the nerves, bin especially in spring when . has never yet failed In tin ell cine- one . . until -i . for Ml Have Yo I What Dry Goods, Hats, Shirts Tinware, VI I OHM to see J ; i an LINE OF Shoes .,, Hardware or THINGS i TO i I or Pork. White. HATS ON OR fl. la Which M of the day. i. not Hist re- move in lb presence of a In public or convey- of a man's going bareheaded in s street oar or a railroad car or a lie I In the com- of The elevator of s or of n hotel Is a public and the corridor of a or hotel Is a public Er- go. In our opinion, courtesy toward the fair sex does not require a roan to re- move bat In place because there happen to a woman present Having said, however, that courtesy does not the removal of a man's hat under Hie circumstance recounted, we do not mean to disparage in the lightest degree the intent of the man who does remove his head covering, If you feel that you ought to take oft your hat In elevator, do so. if you are uncomfortable with It on, get it off at Those things are largely waiters of comfort. In New York men keep their hats with a persistence that is somewhat shocking to the If man In Gotham has any about whether he should have his hat In his band or on his bead, you will not It in bis hand. He takes as much rope as the law will give him. On the contrary. It tins very long since It the thing In Charleston for a gentleman to with bis load uncovered during all the time he was convening With a lady even if he met her In the street, and may be, for all we know, of stately south Carolinians who observe that pretty but unhygienic tom to this very day. Virginia. It will he observed, is about half way between Charleston and New York. Norfolk Landmark. KNEW HIS BUSINESS. The the exclaimed the portly lady, ought to be at school In- of to work a Tin not trying to work was the answer; It. and If you wish shall I happy to ac- you. So far as any to in-at school is concerned, allow me to remind you that this Is a legal holiday, and am exempt from at- at institution where, I am to I am at the head of my business trying to work that lift, what arc too young to know anything about allow me to reassure you. This lift Is worked by hydraulic pres- sure, the principle relied being that water . pressure In proportion to the height of a column rather than In proportion to the diameter. In use of this characteristic water Is admitted Into a cylinder, the pressure being regulated by the use of valves and a stable equilibrium Is lug made possible by system of I could go further Into the of this particular machine, which of course has Its variations from other ho added as she gasped In astonishment, I doubt If you could follow the technical terms whose an accurate description would me. but I wish to you that If. after what have said, you you move about this lift than I do. you arc at perfect lib to step In and take Its manage- out of my crop grown without Potash. Supply enough Pot- ash and your profits will be without Potash your crop will be IN J. W. k CD. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors of Bagging, Ties and Rags. and solicited. Our boob, . It all WORKS. Si., UNCLE SAM'S DISPLAY. Tin has for ad exhibit at ran America. next To view mag their of would well point n Ions more beautiful f the jot- at the Columbian while for little Get a goo safe The Victor i- for home, Every wife k M n Prices range ii In in all general i to be fin in . J. L. N. C. JOB The Reflector Can't Be Beat. Around the reconstructed Europe and made a united n dozen used travelers by at their until they had the demands A Yankee, once hod his carriage stop at the frontier of n petty Country. The Herr at the custom forward to Ms Indignation, received In a nonchalant way. The not to get out of hie carriage or even to take off his hat. demand- ed key of the trunks. his subordinate began handling roughly. Hindi about oil the Yankee. didn't come from the United of America to be con- trolled by yon, those trunks back. I'll not go through you at all. I'll turn back. I'm no hurry and don't care for losing a day. You're no country. You're only a, spot. I'll around And he London King. Three Papers, One Tear j Times VA., Now a Year, absolutely free The New The Philadelphia. LY TIMES. Journal Monthly, now only per year; mouth by mail. Address TIMES, Va. Greenville, N, C. on Dickinson Maker and Repairer of AMi WAGON'S. there. The display to made will b of great interest to those concerned the agricultural, and live stock com- it all varied feature. The of the mi bureau of In of Mate will lie mean of letter, circular etc., and can be leaned the people of the manner of between the State oilier nations, The coining of will lie a feature of the exhibit by the treasury department Here n coin will In coining money at the rate of coins per hour, each coin being struck a force equal to weight of inn ions. Collector will ho especially Interest- oil the very complete collection of coin all nations, s com- set of medals struck by the mint at a complete series of leaned by the government. hided tills exhibit will a model of a lighthouse, fully equipped In operation a model of a quarantine models of marine hospital rooms and a model of s vessel constructed for deep sea sounding, Hie shore of Park will be n life station, completely equip- with up to date apparatus, while the mean employed in saving of life on t;,. sea be dally Illustrated by a and crew of two men with life boat, with their The exhibit Of the war and navy de- part men is will be largest and most complete ever at any exposition. and Machinery Repaired on Short Notice Bracket and for trimming, made to order. PILLS Vitality, Lost and mi-ion-. I of lira all A nerve tonic blood builder. .-. P l and of Hy mall ; r t,. f.-i 12.60. with our to or the for our to rue ATTENTION AGENTS Mr. C- ht North Well- Known and Company, MUTUAL BENEFIT Life to to H Urge number of policy holder, and to public generally, of North mm- will now in from date will it to all firing very bet in the beat life com pan v i . -.-i in your town not completed JOHN O. DREWRY, Haleigh, N. C. 72.958,922 policy Live, reliable energetic wanted at once to fr Old Application will to the amend the town of J. I. Kn Sr. Mayor. J. C. Clerk. January, NOTICE- is hereby given that application will h made to Assembly of North to prohibit sale of liquor within two miles of the the town of Bethel, This OLD DOMINION LINE HI Steamer ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, lent e daily at M. for Washington. Steamer leave Greenville Monday, Wednesday and Friday at A. M. for Tar- leave Tarboro for Greenville vs, and Saturday at A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and ton, and for all points for the West with at Norfolk. Shippers should freight by the Old Darn inion S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore; and Line; from JNO. Washington, J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. C. NOTICE. All persons owing me for guano for the year and prior, please call and nettle with I. W. or at old near Orel or nook direct to me, X r- folk, Va , r. t. O. M. TAKEN UP. A red tow with brindle crooked horns, apparently old, been in my field Owner is hereby notified to mil l; and y for keeping cost W. L. N. 1901. CREDITORS. Raving qualified the Clerk of Pitt county as of of B. A. House, Sr., notice to per- sons to the estate to make to the undersigned, all persons having claims the estate present the same for payment the day of January, or this notice will he plead in bar of recovery. This of January, 1901. W. Horse, U. A. of B. A. Sr. Results Lost of Kit. th or mail in plain 81.00 j. for our bond to our. In or money paid. MEDICAL CO. Clinton Jackson For sale by J L EXPOSITION SCULPTURE. A Mar II. It was a who opened the door when the ball, but a . not far behind there In en a few would Ilk to talk to I lie lady of house for a few said book i utterly re- plied II e man re her If run but talk to b. r for a minutes -licit sue- to strike talk It News. The , r all lies s the ,. i v. t. ilia ill analysis i . in p. cent i l . . water, in i ill. per II. r I a Stow. In Its sculptural adornment, as well as In other the will far surpass enterprise of the kind ever held. There over splendid groups, and they are to lie used around the Court and the Tower. They will symbolize the purposes of the build- and exhibits and bring out the poetry In hat to many may seem ex- prosaic things. After crossing the Triumphal which Is the grand formal to the main court nod Is itself to be with splendid statuary, one will see to the and left, opposite ends II. the fountain the i n gardens in front of the Stales and culture building respectively. The of Mao, by Charles Crafty. Is fountain at east of the and It Is by the I i of and the Foul of Tho sub- of .-I In this will lie II Age, the Age the of At tho other end of tho the of Nature, by T. Is tho most and the Idea of this fountain is imputed in ones, such as the of of and the groups typifying Mineral Animal Wealth, etc. These symbolic Ideas will worked out forms oilier parts of the main and In connection with the Toner and other buildings, the forming a most complete harmonious expression of the of a great Imposition, as tho Tan- American. Are Satisfy Your Appetite Carolina door to New and Clean. Outers, Game, Anything to Dinner o'clock Soup, meat, Bread, and De all for 8.1 cents. B. W. ----t 176.------ S. M. Schultz, and n tail and Dealer. paid for Hide. Cotton Bead, Oil Bar- Egg, etc Suits, Ba- j Parlor Safes, P. I Gail Key West Beauts Apples, Pine Applet, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour, Coffee, Meal, Soap, Lye, Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Meal Oar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Dried Apples, Peached, Prunes, Raisins, China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware, and Crackers, Rest Batter, Stand- ard Hewing i lies, and tin other Quality and Quantity. Cheap fur cash. Com to see Phone DEALER N. C. vS--------o S Cotton Bagging and alway on has p Fresh goods kept constantly en band. Country produce and sold. A trial will yon. D. W. W. R. WHICHARD BRO., DEALERS LAND SALE. Br virtue of lb power contained and in me by a decree entered Sent, term of Superior Court, In the entitled a. T. against B. and as appears on record in the Clerk's office the Superior Court In Judgment Docket No. action min- No. and SI. As and Co-minis I here- in, will public the Court House door in Greenville, on Mon- day I lie day of March the follow- tract of land to one tract situated the county of Pitt. township, adjoining the lands of Mills, I. Clara, Robert and others being land whereon K. s Dixon resides, situate on the north side of Cow and being known us the land chased by E- S. Dixon from II. A, and deeded to said Dixon his father John S. Dixon and containing in hole one hundred and fifty acres. The land James Galloway in trust, as appears in It D. page and o. Hooker. Oct. 8th 1898. Terms Feb. ti, or N i in a, Pitt county before the Clerk in the Superior Court. Fleming, Fleming, Archie Fleming and Nannie Fleming, minors, by their next Barrow. Sylvester Fleming, W. Fleming. Al- Pollard and Mary Pollard wife, Adelaide Fleming the children of Adam Fleming, Jr., whose unknown and D. T House guardian of W. S. Fleming a lunatic The children of Adam Fleming, Jr., whose names are unknown who are defendants in above entitled cause, will take notice that a Special Proceeding en- titled as above, has been commenced in the Superior Court of Pitt county, before the in order lo make of the lands,, late Fernando Fleming among his heirs at law. And said defendants ill further lake notice that they ore re- quired to at the office the said Clerk of the Superior Court of county on Wednesday the day of March Greenville, C, and answer or demur to the and in ac- or plaint will apply Court for the relief demanded therein. This day of February D. C M in- Clerk of the Court of Pill county. Attorneys for L. H. Pender, N. C. Tobacco Fines, Tin Roofing, employed. All kind work class. Re stocking of a specialty. for The Oliver Typewriter LAND By virtue of the powers contained two certain decrees mode at the term Mar, h term 1901 of Pitt court In lbs cause entitled T. Hooker against E. Dixon et the will expose In public sale for i ash to the highest bidder, the court door In the town of Greenville, N. C, on Wednesday, tho 3rd day of 1901 of tho first week of April term of Superior the tract of taut to tract of land situate in the comity of Pill and in township ad- joining the lands of II. Mills, Robert Dixon, W. L. Clark and the land the said K. B Dixon reside and lying on the North side of Cow Swamp being further as the chased by K. from II. A. Pan- more and the I that to said I Dixon from his father John Dixon slid purchased by the said John Dixon one hundred and th, Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in de payment and prices as low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. -DEALER IN A GENERAL LINE OF Also a Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. B. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ions. Private Wires to New York, Chicago New Orleans. The Commoner ISSUED WEEKLY. WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Editor Publisher, Lincoln, Nebraska. Advance. One Year Six Months Three Slug. Copy No traveling canvassers are em- ployed. Subscriptions taken at Tub Reflector office. Weekly and will be sent together one year for or The Daily and one year payable in ad- PATENT WASHINGTON, I sag Vt FOR The Eastern Reflector D. J. EDITOR TROT TO PI I VOL, XX. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, FRIDAY, MARCH BETTER. j From Realtor project for making the body, by the adoption of rules, has been but by no means abandoned. The kicking was so vigorous at even mention of the project that it was apparent to Mr. that the Senate would be kept extra session all um mer, with certainty of success in end, if attempt were . . . made to put the project through at X or bargains we are headquarters. V II this time. So it was decided to Bud Silks. Pine Apple Thanes, f lo spend the recess hi pulling wires lo make voters for it. The Z,. , u. , ., of the extra session Z to B; vent the growth of favor of a of the which would have de- a number Senators of some of the patronage they now control. the published news Will Cost Prayer Did Not Cure Her. i. ,. , , , , j from Cuba indicates much kicking The impeachment trial of Judges; Miss at it ion laid down will begin home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. by Congress fur withdrawal pest Monday there is no tell- J C A. Rom last Thursday American authority, members evening, February 28th, after an administration, claim to March Proclamations. new, neat and we ask is for yon to see our line. seen it. See it today. Val Laces, Allover to match all edgings. X or bargains we are headquarters. U will Bud Silks, Pine Apple Tissues, n, India HI W. T. LEE CO. when it will end. Both sides are preparing for a bard fight mean a long trial. A long trial will mean a heavy expense to the State. Speaking of expense attach- ed to the trial the Raleigh Times gave some approximate figures on expenses of impeachment trials. That paper who been in- impeachment trial was asked this morning if it was the Senate sits as a of impeachment for the Sen- to receive pay. He said that when Governor was tried there, was no limit to sessions of the legislature, and the body re- in session until the trial was completed, pay as legislators. This trial was held ii 1870 was conducted under the constitution of 1808, which did not limit sessions. The con- 1875 limit-- the session to sixty days; the legislators do dot receive pay if they are session beyond that time. The members of the Senate cannot be to remain session as a high court of impeach with- out pay for their services. The bill to pay them has been reported, and will doubtless illness of four weeks. The of her death was have secret which a causes them to expect an early ac great surprise to the community, of the conditions by the We regret to say that there is a I Cubans, widespread feeling that this sweet girl's life might have been saved had she received the attention of a It is a matter of common re- port that her father, who is one of the State's leading dentists, be- in divine healing, i. e., that the prayer of faith will save The rumored intention of the administration to scud more troops to Cuba is strongly denied official circles. Other seekers after plums arc saying unprintable things about the greed of ex Sen- who are going after all the desirable places and lauding them, too. Ex-Senator Garter's appoint without the use M Commissioner St is not expected to last more than day s. At four a day. the pay of the Senators would be 1200 a day, and the would be about a day extra. The fees of the six doubtless amount to or So it will be seen that total extra expense of the impeachment trial will proximate to It will probably be over these figures, rather than under and so believing be did call in a physician during her but prayed for her restoration lo health. Nor were any of the remedies prescribed by physicians for typhoid fever, the disease with which she was used. She received the naming at the baud of loved ones, her father asked her if she a doctor, and called over the names of the different ones town, but she said she did not. It would he idle to attempt to conceal the fact that our people feel that Dr. Rominger hail no right to allow his child to suffer and die without giving her the benefit of medical attention. He owes it to the community to explain why he did so. It pains to say these things, but believe the time has conic for plain speaking. A man may- have the right to his own life by the Creator to Work a miracle his benefit, but he has no right to en- danger the lives of others over I whom he may have control, ever conscientious he may the Weekly, of Little Burned to We learned by telephone from Hookerton this morning that the seven-year old daughter of Mr. Tho. R. Tyndall was burned to death yesterday. About o'clock in the morning the little girl started down the field to where father was at work. child was carry lug some matches to Mr. Tyndall to start a fire with. When about yards from the of little girl caught fire. She ran back to the house, but when she reached it her clothes were entirely off. The little died at o'clock in the after Free Press, 8th. The Judge has many trying ex One day last week, Mr. Henry who resides near this place was indisposed and bis wife to oversee the planting of potatoes. A boy refused to perform his duty in a proper whereupon Mrs. him. The mother of boy became incensed and attacked Mrs. Faison a most brutal nun her very severely. Before tho newt, of the assault lie came to the neighbors, the colored family took their departure for Sampson county; but we have been informed that the Regulators followed before the next morning, administered a lesson they will not Olive Advertiser, The lings the at church, its peals of marriage tell, j while in the church the happy groom does also ring the belle. Louis exposition been official- announced, and three other ex- Thornton and arc understood to have been promised places on the commission. Tom Garter's appointment, which carries n year for Hire years, with not much to do, was his reward for j having, at the request of Mr. i talked the River and bill to death in last Sena- hours. Senators are recall- the statement of Senator Han- i iv at the time as a bluff, that Unless the Ship subsidy bill passed, the River Harbor Kill should A proud record in their Hue is that of C. A. Co,, the Washington Patent Lawyers, who have procured more than patents for of for Inventions have play- ed Important parts in the Indus- trial progress of the past quarter Senator Morgan, who told sonic plain and bitter truths about Brit- influence having been used lo make republican opposition to the Nicaragua Canal, in bis speech ad- his resolution, declaring the Clayton treaty says he has received personal assurances from a sufficient of Senators, lo make him that his resolution will be adopted at the regular session of Congress and that the Nicaragua Canal bill will be passed whether the administration changes its at- towards the project or Bl Senator has turned up Washington, it is said that lie is after an office, as a re- ward for his having abandoned the Populists and helped the cans to carry Kansas last fall. TO PEOPLE, FRIENDS AND OF PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. In New We arc still in forefront of the race after your We offer you the best selected line General Merchandise to be found any store County. Well bought choice selections, the creations of the best manufacturers of America and Europe. Seasonable all year round, Spring, Summer and Winter. We arc at work for yours and our mutual ad vantage. It is our pleasure to show you what you want and to sell you if we offer you the very best service, polite attention, the most liberal terms consistent with a well established business built up strictly on its own merits. you come to market you will not do yourself justice if you do not sec our immense stock before buying elsewhere. Remember us and the following lines of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, Hals and Caps. Silks and Satins, Jackets and Gapes, Carpets, Mailings and Oil Cloths. Shoes. Men's, Women's and Children's and Horse Blankets and Dusters. Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar Coffee, Scad Is, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and Rope. Furniture. Headquarters for Furniture and everything in line. We buy strictly for Cash, bill sell for Either Cash or on Approved Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Your Friends, My and customers now me in the store-formerly occupied by Mrs. M. A l. just opposite the Alfred Forbes store, with n full and complete line of Dry Goods and Notions. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A COMPLETE LUTE OF MILLINERY .-. Chiffon, of the complete silks linen mil Velvets Trimmed II all kinds. I i any lie found in the town. Mrs. M. T. will have charge of the mil- will be glad to all lief old friend- customers call to see her. K co Ir. Abbott on An exchange Dr. Abbott strikes a true note when he calls tent ion to the death dealing influence of the gambling spirit now so lent in r i hi hi i v I holds this evil is doing infinitely more harm than strong drink, and fear- points mil the fuel makes no particular differ- whether gambling is by cards or great -h i that be who seeks to get something for nothing is dis- honest, whether be does it so as to render himself liable to or not. It I indeed u bright and hopeful sign the ad- vent of a moral conscious- when clergymen and have the manhood and c age I bus boldly U- of ethical progress. century work for I he of the ideal hinted in the utterances of ed And just we rise gambling is g ma promoted by guessing content i being conducted under of so osteopaths to practice, it plies i i all . I hers who heal the sick for pay . are conducted ii. is nod by tin H of health. The bill nil lo treat eases of illness I,. i no licenses in case of emergency, I can make . fin -in a City, Mo., Dispatch. Knock, If your is prosperous let him prosper, grunt, growl or grumble. Say n good word for him, and lei ii go that. be a knocker, turn will come. No one i the whole show, If you see ho town i- moving along, about it. Help things along. Shoves little. Push. Try and gel a little of the benefit Don't moil d like a old cadaver. your time lei ling sore some other fellow has a sand and sense than have. Du a little hustling yourself. a knocker. If you a good it like ii prince. If you are full of bile and feel disposed to some- keep your mouth shut. I . i I,, a knocker. So man ever The principle governing rich or happy minding every is exactly tho same as which but his own. No controlled the lottery, man ever helped up per If the authorities a way of -lopping it, should find sonic by knocking his neigh- down, up a kind word. means to break up the nefarious It cost and guessing you may one now being used lo deceive the an yourself some . You may have wary to encourage the too thousands and day be If yon want stoves or ranges constructed upon scientific principles which are economical, durable, convenient, as well us beautiful and artistic, look for tho prevalent of gambling, We our post will give attention to the matter. Progressive An Science In Missouri. Hill All uptown dentist says it's like pulling teeth to gel his bills led No, Maude, dear; we have heard that people born in leap year particularly fond of legs. every genuine not be deceived trade mark, which is shown upon stove or Range, do by worthless imitations and substitutes. lend all others in yearly sales and p Sold Exclusively by BAKER HART. Building. The House medical bill, which has been so objectionable to Scientists because prohibit- ed from attempting heal sick a the board health, passed House of day by a vote Of tO I he bill got votes on two week ago. The yes- was a great surprise In the Christian Scientists, who all forces lo to defeat bill. same bill. Introduced in the Senate, thereon rue-day. and indication ale that the Senate ill pas I a gOOd vole. The lull prohibits persons now registered a- from practicing medicine or surgery any or In in r i It-sing to cure or attempt treat the except when examined a- to their en- gage in such practice. The bill without price a -hive. Bo be a You can't afford it. Ii pay. There is nothing it. Ii you to i something throw cologne, Or roses. Don't throw brickbats. mud Don't he a knocker. It you kick, go barn and take a kick at yourself. For you are man that need- kicking. he II not repeal the I lie slabbing bis old father to death a in the d . because the man would not support him. shows tendency of young toward idleness. Only this week ac heard n . nearly he going to this week because he had three nay- la-i week. There Is n for man in iii be idle for lack of work, Any one who desires lo work can u t at living wages, Idleness begets crime, and because of voluntary Idleness I, jails are idled. i Press. Jacob in colored, living i years of he hi- never voted and never owned a dog. Mourn POOR PRINT i . .-.-.

r. EASTERN REFLECTOR GREENVILLE, N. C. J. Entered at the Post at Greenville, N. as Second Mail Matter. Friday, Mai; h eminent from the hands of their prowl corruption and seem beat upon its The Mr- regime present food for Democratic triumph If prop i- advantage is taken to bring n about. Water Supply- Fire Protection. The Orange, Vi Observer baa a way of nailing the moon new when gets full. What's the matter with The Weather Bureau recently supply for many of cities he country. We bad sup- posed was well fixed j in till- particular, but it Charlotte on coating to the special from that town to the front. Two of her cap. few days ago told of a lured a fat right in foot to supply with water by gravity instead the other . . . . . . J pumping. Week before last lire involved quite ii number of houses before it denounced the ground hog as a could he checked and the fakir, declaring that he was right I given for the of the only live times. How names is that the water supply is , . ., ,, . and the mains does the Bureau nil , . too -null. too lire It even predictions for one ,.,,,, m, is , for .,, ,,,,,. ,., how six weeks to lire OH bow great the danger of The New Congress was in session Commerce, discussing fuels, Bays the lesson the counting both sessions. , , . , ,, . , . . Atlanta lire should be wasted In that lime, nearly bills ; ,,; , New were introduced In the House, u. if to prefer spending la which nearly 1,600 became laws, money mother directions rather Of those 1,260 were nets, proper lire protection ., , .,, i. . . to congested business districts, mostly pensions bills, only Ms be- which could be done by installing lines from the river front. ii There is gnashing i ii is in greater danger of a conflagration than any teeth from east to west, from the torrid south to the frozen north the River and Harbor bill has fail- to death Senator now Senator of Incidentally, the expensive other city in the United states, is for merely partial the pan of ii i owes no higher duly toils people of furnishing aces of Congress bat been reduced them with water, both ,.,,. , ,, for domestic purposes and lire pro- million dollars. , In but it New on an island and surround- is reported that s. A. water, the great will write a h's- washed by the ,. ., . ,. . Si-Inn and Delaware, fail in North I No man what can lie expect en of small- in Hie Slate is better , . . , ,. u i remote large the task, and the work is a greatly .,., , Ob- needed one. No of the server. State has been written the last years, not Since --Basket History win published 1851 or The making of the children of 1853. Moore's work, published a family the sole i some twenty years ago. can hardly said to lie a growing evil among a be said to lie a except certain class in our city, is n a modified am. abridged sense. said that main rural hearing of the wages may be earned children many of our The article from the liar have moved their observer concerning water to town for the purpose of supply and fire protection will give the children work and Greenville people something i repose supported ., . , by their earning-, and confining think rile opportunity i- ,, . inch own labors to of hand for our people f. do , . ., . something towards providing the work, thus the town with these great needs. One nickel object of the bond to be voted -i-a real evil. It i- not on at election to be held of child , , . but one of adult sec aid in next is . , , people contempt to provide a water supply for the , M ,.,.,, ,,, 1,1- town, and no citizen who la all low mil associates, and we trust mindful of needs tin- t i receive from re- should have the slightest spiel industrious factory opposition to the bond-. of the city. trust, ill they will receive -n ville has in the . . , . -i lit from employers, I be through failure to have a ,.,, , .,., to build up a supply, and when the retired or leisure class this comes to provide tin.- Free Press, should take advantage of It, Work . and vote for the bonds. ii OBSERVATIONS ,,. . , , , ., by the I he article pi luted another ear. column celebration I is the food t- appease the Democratic Club, Baltimore, which were read let- from ex-President and lion. it. inn, affords some interesting reading, these time- when extravagance is i nulling rampant in all depart of the government the g minds of the country arc doing some thinking, the thrown out by these two leaders thought are worthy of That something ought to be done to cheek the ex- of present i-l nit inn without believe there exists Republican try, if it could be on -i-i of the heart, i- ail right who i mean j bis spirit level. i in u rascal tear re- public bar. I meets of each other's i shrewdly surmised the man Dives was a plumber. it i- easier to lift a barrel H i- to raise a three note. Ii isn't bridge bulkier who wan.- iii be tried by a Jury of his The marriage license and lbs two cent -tamp on a check are alike both are war measures. Manila entered upon second iii in a- president on the and it made all nature weep I DEMOCRATIC TALK. March cent Democratic Club, one of the political organizations of this celebrated ill twenty- ninth tonight, by to addresses on Democracy delivered by leading local speak- The was than interesting b the receipt of letters from rover Cleveland and David Hill. Mr. Cleveland the political signs of the times indicate most impressively the necessity of Increased activity aggressive- in the ranks of Democracy. Then were days when Democratic in Democratic guarantee of Demo- at least, strength Influence in our counsels Win should there n it lie a return of those days The answer Io this question is not found in less applicability than formerly of Democratic doctrine to present conditions. On con- there never was a time when they were more needed to cure j and adds much to the evils which our body political entertainment of the place. and there was never a time when I From material as com our country men would be more pose this society we had a Demos- willing Io accept Democracy a Cicero, one Webster, they once knew it, as safeguard I Clay, and a host of others against existing and threatened, who the whole world ill-. I am convinced, however, I nod left behind them a name that that if our party is to gain its old shine as illustrious great prestige become a strong sod. long as history shall and vigorous feared by t who knows that what from among its enemies and inspiring ac- man one or more live devotion of its rank and rise to attain a prominence that it must of all lie-j will place them the ranks come truly, honestly and consist- to the greatest most learned, i Man can make of himself what he Ex Senator's Hill's letter is M will, Von ask me case of j Misses Annie Bessie my inability to be present, to ex Battle Nichols and Minnie press a few thoughts left on the trail Saturday to and I cheerfully j evening Ayden to spend Sun- with your request. and returned Monday morn- club which has main- NEWSY AND BUSINESS NOTES. ST. C, March . King Grip has about from us blessed health again reigns supreme. If the better known as small- pox by those who profess to know, don't assail us, we shall be for a while at least content. Save fee anyhow. good cart wanted by Mfg. Co. The in which the young of the Vance Literary Society, who participated in the debate last Friday evening acquit- themselves Is spoken of very- high terms. every one them did exceedingly well. This reflects great credit upon our and should most heartily encouraged by all our It is both and In- OUR LETTER The Impeachment Trial of the Supreme Court Now In I'm crest. Special of Match great impeachment trial began at noon today, the Chamber, and will throughout this week a portion not of next week. The speeches of arc expected to consume fully one week's time. On last Wednesday accused Judges appeared in the Court for first time, , with their counsel, tiled answer to the charges. The read- of this paper consumed nearly two hours, and makes sixteen col- of the average newspaper. It is an exhaustive document, in which a general denial of the main charges is made; states that the mandamus was against a special appropriation, and that the great majority of cam decided by these two Justices the lute Chief Justice involving title to were against the claims of those affiliating with the party to which the Judges belonged a d in favor of the the attempt of the to turn out the Democratic directors of the charitable Institutions four years ago. On Friday, 8th instant, the House managers Hied their cation the case, which brought up to Re. J. K. returned Monday r being away its existence for twenty years, steadfastly devoted Io government, a week. to the Congratulations of all Josh Manning went down the good citizens. There is need road Saturday evening and return everywhere of such Monday His trip was one of unselfishly devoted to the public business, strictly, welfare, zealous tor the 10.000 good second growth white of our upon right principles oak spokes wanted by A. O. and opposed to corruption where- Cox Co. ever may be found, whether in- side or outside of party lines. In time of dire defeat, when the W. left yesterday illuming to take a course in the shouts of the victorious hosts of Business College. Bill is an commercialism and young man and bespeak imperialism at their recent loans- for him much success. festivities at the national cap are still ringing our ears, we should remember that the darkest hour is oftentimes just be fore the u of day. am sure a majority of the American electorate will not John Flanagan, of spent part yesterday here business. John Brooks, of came up yesterday remained only a short while. Mrs. Mary Smith has gone to be satisfied with friends near old home, of radicalism, extravagance W. Pinker yesterday closed corruption. Hut we must not out his entire stock of merchandise calve ourselves. The people will to A. D. Cox. Bachelor arc only right platform, to wrench SB cents. not restore the Democratic party to power unless arc that w ill give them batter gov- The people want a safe and c administration of public affairs. There must be no question of our intention to fear- maintain national credit under any and all circumstances. not permit our op- to place us in a false as the enemies of public or- Labor capital equally respected, but neither should be unnecessarily assailed. Opposition to dangerous combinations should not lie allow- I to degenerate into attacks upon chartered lights. should conciliate rather than antagonize the grant business in- of the country and it easily he a. without the single essential party principle. must the fact that a great political party should lie organized narrow limn, but should be composed all classes of good citizens, regardless of their occupations or other conditions who think sub alike important of governmental policy. Per- me Io suggest to party friends that a lions on account of conditions arc utterly use less. Let us instead look to the till lire with hope courage. Democratic party has whole century of political vicissitudes, and If wise counsels shall hereafter prevail, as I firmly believe they will, the new century witness a reunited v mus party affairs of our beloved A. G. Cox still pays the highest cash price for cotton seed. Andy the little sou of Mrs. F. O. Cox. has been very sick for the past few days. We are glad the little fellow is much now. A lawyer in a court room may call a man liar, scoundrel, or a thief, and no one makes a complaint when court adjourns. If a newspaper prints such a rt- Heel ion on a man's character there is a libel suit or a dead editor is owing lo the met that what editor says and what tho black-guard lawyer says cuts no figure. Mount Advertiser. No Bankrupt Or SPECIAL SALE HI we wish to call attention to our NEW LINE of AND EMBROIDERIES Just Received. cents cents. I Also our CHECKED and STRIPED DIMITIES, LONG CLOTH. etc. All of which are being sold CHEAP. Other are being sold at low prices, game as Special Sale Prices. make it to your interest to call and see before you buy. Yours to please, RICKS WILKINSON. . Family. a who bow to Ills u In moat box Hi wine. father In I If Hies with BU Like i . t. i v, lien wants or ; new In I II I vi. I t um stuck r in i .- r hi kind. An- I a on my birthday with my -1 The- t man. an Ideal an Meal, I it to row hi nil . sin- i. I turn r. A man lg nu hotter for th long than i i man. r .,. is to the progress of the trial where it began today. a wide difference of hereabout, among public men and the general public, as to the Court will convict or acquit the defendants. You can meet at every who are equally certain that will or will nut. OF A Since the repeal of the far as it applied to In- most of life Insurance companies which withdrew from the State two ago have returned, or given i they will In so. Among the companies that with- drew were a of the largest, oldest and most and successful companies in the because the new re- of might operate disadvantageous. in the remote future, possibly, to policy holders other States, unwilling to the interests of any of its patrons, Newark, X. J., was among those that with- notwithstanding the fact that it was doing the biggest of any company Carolina. Mr. John C. Drewry, of Raleigh, the general agent, bat now taken out fur the Mutual Benefit to resume business, and already many of his old local agents are returning to his company, to represent it. This com puny paid annually several thous- ands of premiums up to two years ago, and its with public North Carolina will soon be par again. Mr. who is one of the most capable, insurance men in the probably has U many personal friends as any man North Carolina, and with such a popular manager it ii little wonder so excellent a Com- should reach the high-water mark of success here. TO appropriations, regular and Special, for by the institutions. were greatly in excess of those in former years, footing up over a million dollars, of course they had to be cut extensively. For the University, the increase was approved; as was also per annum for four years to discharge indebted- Of the State and a special appropriation of for the same College to build and equip a ob- school building; also I ii mi par in for two years for a textile department, or annex. to the Agricultural and cal College the payment of a mi o the hi. I hat institution. was the sum agreed by tits for tee public tree Three Times The OF ANY OTHER. ONE EASIER. ONE THIRD FASTER. Agents in all unoccupied territory. WHEELER Manufacturing Atlanta, For sale by S. T WHITE, Greenville, BETHEL ITEMS Bethel, N. C, March and son, Johnnie, of per cent, over the ion of last the bill passed Saturday after- noon. is were in Tarboro last week on As stated these letters last . net, week, the Legislature not M. C. S. Cherry, of Mt. Olive adjourn Saturday end of has been visiting his old home for and it is still in session, j last week. He returned Mon- The House may remain in session day. nearly all this week. The Senate j B. Moseley, of Greenville, Is of course, can sit in legislative in town buying cotton. session any lime it desires during ; Miss Annie Bell Everette O. the session of the House although B. Hawkins spent Sunday with the Impeachment progress is i Miss Penile way. Painfully Hurt. On Tuesday Miss Lizzie Jones sustained a very painful injury by accidentally of her ankles. She was passing through the porch at her home and making a misstep wrenched the ankle so that sue fell to the The ac- her much pain and will prevent her from walking for some day s. Her friends with her and hope she may recover as rapidly as possible. Richard Green Kidd, the old- est man the State, so as known died Saturday at his home High Point on his 101st birth- day. Lexington Dispatch. People with hot tempers may sometimes give rather cool treat- Pretty Children hare l. i used I nil Ml. If YOU r. of our children, you could set a g mat last one Is and them all. My is greatest i-i i. I. XI In world sat Written by a -Law. House and Mayo, of Conetoe, spent Sunday in this place. held service at Jamesville Sunday morning and night. has just returned from the north where he purchased his spring summer Staton and wife spent Sun- day with the brother. We are ail glad to say that we had a large congregation at the Baptist church Sunday. Mrs. Nelson, of Everetts, who has been visiting her parents near here, returned home Sunday. Tom Smith, of has accepted a position with Bros. James Andrews, of ville, who is agent for A. C. L. spent Sunday with his parents here. ITEMS. FRIEND prevents of suffering; Incident lo child- coming disposition and temper remain Ibis relax- Is sure lo bar.- a child. It kepi In a strong, also Inherits Mother's lend takes a wife crisis and almost In bit rapid and ward- oil OH so follow livery. .-J I., I CO S. r book writ, i y Ian. n N Mar. We are to see all people out again. W. E. Proctor and his little Re tine in daughter, went lo Thursday. Powell and L. K. Elks made allying trip to Washington Fri- day. Mrs. W. U. Galloway and her little daughter, Lizzie, who have been visiting relatives in Chatham county, returned home Thursday. Miss Little Moore, who attending school came home Saturday to visit her pa reals. Mr. Mis. W. S. Galloway made a flying trip in the the try Sunday. Our streets hare been crowded wan carts wagons of farmers hauling guano for the last few days. J. M. Cox has accepted a with W. M. Moore. Misses Galloway and Daisy Tucker at leaded church at Red Banks Sunday. John Warren went When a fellow pawns his watch he feels time is not his own. nm NOW IN New York purchasing my Spring and Summer Stock. Wait my return and you will find the latest styles at my store. THE KING CLOTHIER. EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If there is a CROSS MARK in the margin of this paper it so to remind you that you owe Eastern for subscription and we request yon to settle as early as We need what YOU owe and hope you will not keep us waiting for it. This notice is for those who find the cross mark on their paper. LOCAL REFLECTIONS. Shad are becoming more spring weather has started trees to budding rapidly. I will pay per pound for keys. S. M. The tennis players have com- their sport these hue after- noons. There is telling what a day may bring it comes to weather. Be sure that you read Mrs. L. Griffin's advertisement. She can show you the latest In styles. It is bard to tell cotton will do, but those who have been holding to what they bad are losers at present prices. Eastern railroad going out from Tarboro is to within a few miles of Farm ville and will reach there by sum- mer. Mr. Allen Warren says the sudden fall In temperature last week killed cabbage plants for him. But he made haste to sow again. Miss Martha is paring to have two dwelling houses built on Fifth street on the lot be- tween Dr. and Dr. Bagwell. Material is placed the site. No. Wednesday March sin, visited happy home of Mr. Thomas B. King, near took from him bis beautiful wife, She was years old, and was m February She was in bloom of woman- hood, sad her unexpected death was quite a shook to her and friends. She leaves two sweet children, the live old. Their wide circle of friends deep with the bereaved young May God who it able, strength to over- cease his untold grief. W. Monday Mr. W. J. Laughing- house brought This a peculiar egg be found his yard. He called It a lamp egg with a wick, and that is about the best name that could lie given It. The shell is soft has a siring- projection inch or two long end. Stand egg up the other end it looks very much like a lamp with wick sticking up. Licenses. Register of Deeds T. R. Moore issue marriage licenses to fol- lowing parties last White James n. Spain Spain. William B. Stephens Mary J . S. Tucker Dupree and Marietta Barrett. Milliard Vines Lula Car- man. Mayor's Court Mayor J. G. has disposed of the following cases in his court since last F. J. riotous and conduct, and assault bound over to April term Superior Court Jas. A. Button, riotous dis- orderly fined one penny and costs, Jas. A. Button, riotous and dis fined costs, 7.70. Allen drunk disorderly, fined one penny and coo In, Simon Wooten, drunk dis orderly, lined and costs, 2.41. Pretty Conduct. were told this morning that on Sunday three chaps who are begin- to feel themselves growing, were out driving, supposed to lie their way to as they were seen there a little lacer. As they passed by a home, not far from town, they fired shots at the house. We hear also that the of the house jumped on his bicycle over- took the boys, so their names are known. Cigarettes, pistols, having a horse to go where they please on Sundays, is a calculated to ruin any boy. ITEMS. N. C. March George drove over from and returned yesterday. H. of Greenville, came in the freight yesterday for the even- train. L. Jr., went to Kin- W. IT. Taylor returned lo Tuesday. Miss Annie returned from I inane Friday, where she went to purchase millinery goods for Mrs of Miss Clara Gardner returned from yesterday where she has been on a visit to friends and relatives. Mrs. Gertrude Bland is at more purchasing and sum- mer millinery goods J. arrived here yesterday and spent the night. Miss Julia is visiting at Patrick, of near and Samuel of Craven, were married Tuesday o'clock. They left Immediately for their future home in University Notes. Thursday evening Hall Prof. M. C. S. Noble deliver ed a lecture in Faculty series on Fisher and the Southern Blockade during the Civil Prof, Noble bus given quite a little study thought In the subject and so his lecture was one full of interest. This year for the first time there will be published Annual by the students representing a general way the University. The name is to be taken from one of the college yells board of editors have been from the two literary so- and the Greek letter of University, spent Fri- day here, guest of Dr. Busker ville. I. F. Harris, of the Class of 1800, left on Wednesday to take a position in the Chemical Station at New Haven, Conn. He has been pursuing a graduate dune here. Died. On the morning of February the angel of death called at the home of Mr. Henry H. Tyson, near Falkland, and took it of its brightest most be- loved II. young man of eighteen. John was Mr, Tyson's eldest son. In his home lie always a kind, dutiful, obedient sou. The voices of all who knew him well were, was a model young September, ho entered the I School, where he stayed mil i he was forced to his lied. While in school his kind and jovial manner made for him a warm, steadfast friend of every boy and girl there, while his won the highest regard of all his teachers, and a school record well worthy of mention. It seems hard for him to have been down the of youth, but God saw lit lo lead him into a new world and a better life. The bereaved ones have much thy from John's friends. T. New Big Store. Now Going; On At Big New J Bought the entire stock of J. Co. Media, HIGH GRADE Dry Goods, Clothing, 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. CORSETS. Buyer's Price HENS SHOES. J. Hoy era price 98.50. OUR PRICE Our Stores Crowded and PREDICAMENT. This Immense Stock ii mI i I. ii Bi in on into our already crowded rooms, is Store. OVERCOATS. OS MEN'S SLITS. placing in great and must take active to it In- This stock will be sold in main instances in ice h it was bought-50 on the Dollar. BY l-2 MEANS COME. Sale Now Going; On At Big New Store. SHEETING. Buyers price OUR PRICK Only yards lo pis. CALICO. J. PRICE Only yards to customer. I. i- pair HENS HATS. B. price J 18.00. p. H It SHOE. I. ii . I II I. ft Si CAPES. I. II rs price II Sale Now Going f. p ice II Will BLANKETS. price ii PROFITS THOUGHT JOHN J. CLARK'S V EVERY CLERK AT POST AND M Marking A QUICK, III COATS. SHIRTS. X no Shirts Now cents. Ask to the . shown yon. We mint In town mid V J Buyers Kind Now cents. i. in intend ibis Bank hank I i --------h -t- A Desperate Effort To Sell Everything Without Delay. I . I Red a Suds a whom be thinks nothing good he asks hat to take kin. Head The cashier has a paying job. Milkmen are addicted to white lies. A may be driven, but usually lend hat evil Is like at the bottom it. Mr. J B Head. About o'clock this after noon, bis home Washington street, Mr. Johnson died S long for several years past he hail in poor health, lately was to bis home almost entirely. Mr. oldest being horn here him in his 72nd year at the time of bis death. Prior to war for sometime after he was a prom merchant here, bat of late years had engaged in bus- He leaves a one son. the latter Mr. J. II. Johnson, Jr., of He Mason will be With The will take place Wednesday after- woman at I o'clock in the I NO ; I, . No misleading Big New Store nothing but in the wearing apparel, Men, Women and f Children. , u. NeW Store In great Disorder and will see for yourself, lo K. melted Into solid goods advertised, a complete mans. of them. N. C. Cash. J cemetery. t.

. ii i Have You Forgot THAT I AM LINK What Pry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, rick headache, sour malaria AND to OF THINGS M I TO me tor your B Floor or Pork. Yours tn leas . White. A Strong Fortification. Fortify against disease by Liver an lute cure fur constipation, jaundice, bilious and all kindred troubles. Fly-Wheel of Your Liver Pills are the shall ever be grateful for the accident that brought them to my notice. I feel as if had a new lease of life. Liver Pills Get a good Safe The Victor safe is mule in all sizes con- tor home, office and general use. Every sale Bill with a guarantee to be lire proof. Prices from up. J. L. SUGG, IMPORTER'S APPEAL VICE PRESIDENT FOR THE STATE AD- DRESSES THE PEOPLE. Before you decide on the style for Easter or for Spring my new patterns just They enable a woman with her own needle to dress in the latest style. Standard patterns are seam allow lag easy lit. Mrs. L. Griffin. To produce the best results fruit, vegetable or grain, the fertilizer used must contain enough Potash. For see our pamphlets. We end them free. GERMAN KALI WORKS, Sc., Greenville, N. C. COUNTS SCHOOL HAVE APPOINTED THE lit lo For enroll. in Es- Is the W. i. Porter to puffs North Baring been a vice dent tar the Male of North Carolina to die to be held m Buffalo from May to Nov. 1901, take the liberty at addressing you n fellow to fan tome, watch I to of Importance to any good ii of our l desire to call your to will bring a vast crowd of people front portions world. a our legislature baa not had the far to make Hi. for a display of our products at ibis Ex- p. and unfortunately for in the regular of our legislature not meet January, 1901, we are fearful that it cannot make a appropriation in time erect a state THE HOTEL n. of ran Bookstore. As one of Pitt County. We handle State List for public ever need. We also Public School Books in books designated the is and can supply what- COPY BOOKS, slant i tablets, fours paper, pen crayons, colored crayons, inks Some of Our School I practice writing b slates, companion boxes, etc. Ml L. H. Pender, X. Tobacco Flues. Tin Roofing;, Set. employed. AH kinds and locksmith work Oral class, stocking of gnus a specialty. Agent for The Oliver Typewriter notice Public. ATTENTION AGENTS Mr. C. General Agent for North Carolina Virginia, of that Well- Known and Popular THE BENEFIT Life Insurance Co., of to t large of holders, and to the generally, of North this com- will now Resume In state and from this date will issue Its and desirable policies, to all siring the very in best life in the world. If agent in your Iowa has not yet arrangements, address JOHN State Agent, N. C. Assets 72.938,922 Paid policy Live, reliable energetic agents wan cl at once to wort for the OLD DOMINION LINE C pencils I cent, rubber tipped lead pencil pretty cover cent. C in nice wood box B cent, and pen, and rub cents. A great big wide ink on the Market, rents. White crayons, gross in box, S paper lo cants per quire plain lead pencils cent. cent, a nice tablet with i crayons, with metal hold- i pencil, slate pen- . all in nice wood box, B i cents. Bottle of best books to cents. cell's. for the Business Man. We carry a nice of flew long day books. Journals, order books. receipt. For Sc People III ell lops so kinds mil . visit nil cards, TAKEN TO ALL MAGAZINES. Famous Parke Fountain gen Right it to The Reflector Office Can't lie Beat. that we might be enabled make a proper and creditable exhibit for our stale. A elate exhibit can be made by her people If the proper efforts are put forth. It l proposed that we transfer Hie North Carolina exhibit at Paris to Buffalo, will probably be done. that exhibit will not be sufficient. We want to bring before the people of I he north and all the sphere an exhibit that will vol- for our Hate. A suitable display the products and resources of North u. doubt will he a revelation tn people and will be of great to Old North Stale. are millions of people without any knowledge of our products and advantage that we it la not generally known the tobacco North the first at the Fair at Vienna, such is the case. It is not general- known that the minerals of North Carolina are In the world. We minerals and precious In our state that are not found In any other country oil the globe. have wealth In mica mines, believe we furnish mica for the markets of the world years to come. Our of acres of nearly all kinds of limber are virtually In the virgin forests and untouched. The of our cotton can compete with the of any other south- state. corn, rye and other pro- ; are as line and of good Good fool a cap ., .,. , states. i desire a good of and It Is duly of every good citizen of our stale to use every effort in bis power to bring shout a plan lo encourage such Immigration, our may In- developed and Improved lo inch an extent that she may stand at of the column of and single entry ledgers, j To bring ill- results thus set forth, will necessary for themselves lo lake bold of the matter, instead of waiting to what the may do for the a your vice president rep- have appealed to the good people of our state to come to res- cue. I propose in lb first place that the Item of ill the state call n Hug of her people SI the county test or tome other accessible point and Organize American and take mi.-, We believe st least or lie raised In this win. We could then erect a build- for our and could suit- en lit meant to make a creditable play of the products and of Stile which would doubt be the means of bringing millions of into our it is believed would lake a broad of Hill effort to promote the public welfare and Without reimburse who lo this fund. w. r. Meadow. N. C. i Tali, a It was late, but ho lingered. have beta to th young woman remarked after a pause In conversation, the motto of the state of said young retching for his hat. I will go. but it will always be a he milled. With II profound how. know. do that you once called me i Tribune. t one of the bright hell- buys at House Sag. tie to you going lo a by- am going o hie hotel r st. and live for a and the boy pouted to let remark soak in. that's your Idea of good time. Is queried the I yet. I am going to . big betel with three big grips, I . m going make bell- boy carry of up the room for me I won't even Hie small- one. Th. n as tot -i as am In my room I am to have some ice will not ring for Ice water, but for a bellboy and after be baa to the f. I . Ill- not per- to u-e you know, and shrill room lower than the fifth be climbed up I will tell Mm I want tome Ice water. will drink all the lee water I can pour the real In a Then I will ring more lee water. After I shall I served in my room. I drink, but there must be hi i Then I will divide i . in; a bull Will call a I y t my grip down lo die I I re- turn. I will ring for ice water. will on having the same bellboy all lime, I'll keep him chasing around until he will curse n-., in every slip. Then when get ready In have and he Is happy to think lie nevi I sec my cursed face I will give a dollar. You know I think of pulling a to all trouble without re- him. I have been trough mill What I have Just to n every day his life all except get- ting the dollar when It Is tat City Times. IN J. W. PERRY CD. Norfolk, Va. and handlers of Ties Hags. and solicited. Old NOTICE. will be made to the to amend the the town of L. St., Mayor J. C. Clerk. January, 1901. Thus- Papers, One Etch, Me Weekly Times Now Only Cents a Year, and includes absolutely free The Paragon Monthly, New The Farm Journal, Philadelphia. TIMES. Journal and Para- Monthly, now only IS per year; par month by mail. Address THE TIMES, Richmond, Va. NOTICE- Notice is hereby given that application will made to the Assembly of Carolina to prohibit tale of within two mile.; of the church near the town of Bethel, N. D. This Ill Steamer leave ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday Fridays at A. M. for Tar- leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesday, and Saturdays at A. M. freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, and for all points for the West with at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. C. J. J. Greenville, N. Are Satisfy Your Appetite at the Carolina Next door to Everything New and Clean. Oysters, Sine, Anything Good Dinner from to o'clock. as Soup, kinds meat, kinds Vegetables, Bread, Coffee and De- , nil for conic. B. W. Manager NOTICE. All persons owing me for guano for the year and prior, please call and tile with H. W. Greenville, or S Edwards, St Tucker's old stand, or send check direct to me, Nets folk. Va , P. O. box O. M. TAKEN UP. A nil COW with brindle stripes, crooked unmarked, apparently about two yea old, been in my field four mo Owner hereby notified to call for and pay for keeping cost of advertising. W. L. Greenville, N. C, Jan. 1901. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Having duly before the Court Clerk of Pitt as of the estate of B. A. House, Sr., deceased, notice is hereby to all per- indebted to the estate to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and all having the must present the tame for payment on or before the 28th day of January, or this notice will be plead in bar of recovery. This 28th day of January, ii. a. Books, Administrators of B. A. House, Sr. DEALER IN GREENVILLE. N.-O. 6-a n. Cotton Bagging and lies on lion i goods kepi en hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. Co The Pan nil Ion re l A low of The for by curved The mil In to inn I. with n dome building AH of up to date Ml tit, of now busy colic, mill into PILLS Vitality, and Manhood Loss book and nine Unit box papers and card tablets. CAROLINA VIRGINIA Telephone Company, Henderson N. C. The following toll will be in effect on after December subject to change and From Greenville to HI Mercer Nashville a. Oxford Dunn Mount Seek i Spring Hope Henderson Washington It. Soils. Weldon Littleton Wilson Winston If, Gen. Supt . or A tonic blood builder. s pink flow to and the south. Br per GO PILLS 13.00, with to car or refund th paid. ad oar bond. EXTRA STRENGTH Results tire for of tn or . 11.00 our bankable day or l-, of B mill In plain I-C e for c an t bond to In money paid. Add real MEDICAL CO. Clinton A Jackson For sale by J L N V LAND ALB. the and in by t decree entered at term 1900 of Superior Court, la the case entitled S. T. Hooker against K. Dixon and others, appears on record In the Clerk's office of the Superior Court in Judgment . No. action min- Docket So in pages and and Commissioner named I will public before the Court House dear In on Mon- day of March follow- described tract Of land wit one tract and. situated the county of Pitt, the lands of Janus H. Mills, I. Clark, Robert others being the land whereon K. S. resides, situate on the north side of Cow swamp and being known as land chased K. S. Dixon II. A. and to Dixon his father John S. Dixon and in the whole one hundred and filly acres. The identical land James Galloway in trust, as appears in Book D. and U. Hooker. Oct. 8th 1898, cash. Feb. 0,1901. W. R, WHICHARD BRO,, IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in de and prices as low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. Greenville, N, O. on I Milker and of AND WAGONS. thought wife was to Join physical culture class this year, Mr. did intend to. but we've got a who hat over from Sweden six and my has to lo her by linking Take my letter, away ray second letter, away all my let- in I am the tame. What If The earn Engines, Repaired on Short Notice Putts, Bracket, and Balusters for rimming made to order. S. M. retail Grocer Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Par, Cotton Bead, Oil Bar- Turkeys. Err, etc. Bed- Steads, Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba- by Carriages, Go Carts, Parlor soils, Tables, Safes, P. Meat Key West American Beauty Can Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Milk, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap, Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Meal and Hulls, Gar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nut., Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Currents, Glass China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Cheese, Best Butter, Stand- ard Sewing Mach and nu- other Duality and Quantity. Cheap for Com to see inc. op M l a, Pitt county before the Clerk in the Superior Court. Rota Iteming, Fleming, Archie Fleming and Nannie Fleming, minors, next friend Barrow. Against Fleming, W. Fleming. Al- Mary Pollard his wife, Adelaide Fleming and tire children of Adam Fleming. Jr., whose names arc unknown and D. T House guardian of W. Fleming a lunatic. The children of Adam Fleming, Jr., whose names are unknown who are in above will lake notice that s Special Proceeding en- titled as has been commenced In the Superior Court of county, before the Clerk, in order to make partition of the the lute Fernando Fleming among his is law. And the said defendants will lake notice that they are lo appear At the office of the said Clerk of the Superior Court of count on Wednesday the 20th day of March in N. C, and demur to the and complaint in laid ac- or the plaintiff will apply to Court fur the relief demanded therein. This the 7th day of February D. C Boons. Clerk of Superior Court of county. Attorneys for -DEALER IN- II A GENERAL LINE OF mi Rt. 1500 will ll, for of Liver Complaint, . , . i r we can nut ears with His with are in I,, -A.- SI pill. V IS of CO, III. THE B ST roil and lever is a of Tasteless t Tonic. It is simply in form No cure-no pay. Price LAND SALE. Hy virtue of the powers contained in two certain decrees made at the September term 1900 mid March term 1901 of court in cause entitled T. Hooker against K. S. Dixon et will to public sale for In highest bidder, court house door in t he town of N, C, on the 3rd day of April 1901 lit of first week of the April term of Superior the following described tract of land to That lain tract of land in county of and in township ad- joining tin i .- of Janus II. Mills, Robert Dixon. W, L and the IsM whereon the E. H. Dixon North of Cut Swamp and being as the lands chased F,. S. A. mid that to K, S. from and pun he John S. lire n om -M i Also a nice Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE MB. J. R. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ions. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New The Commoner WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Editor ft Publisher, Lincoln, Advance. One Year VI, Six Months Three Sing. Copy No traveling canvassers are em- ployed. Subscriptions taken at The Semi- Weekly and will be sent together one year for or Daily and one year for payable in ad- WASHINGTON, FOR The Eastern Reflector. D. J. II TO m . m e -AT VOL XX. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, MARCH NO March Proclamations. ill if ill 11.1 in Inn, BOW, neat and we is for you to see our line. seen it. See it today. Val Laces, Allover Laces, to match all edgings. X or bargains we are headquarters. r . U will find Silks, Pine Apple Tissues, y Persian, W. T LEE CO. The New Libel Law Following is the bill to I All But Paupers Mutt Pay. Our Raleigh special this mom K. brings startling statement titled An Act Relative to the Law that the Supreme Court has of Libel as it has passed both ed that persons who are able of the General to make payment for General Assembly of North and treatment in insane Carolina do payment must be made; in j Section That before any pro- other words, only civil or criminal, are entitled to free quarters, treat- shall lie brought for the There are in this newspaper or periodical State multitudes of good men, men in this State of a libel, of proud and independent spirit, j or prosecutor shall at least five who earn from to a i days before instituting such pro- and who need it all to reeding serve notice in writing on port their families and the defendant or defendants, spec- They work, the article and the state- to the State's wealth and therein which be alleges to pay their taxes, pay their bills and bold their beads up in the world. They are not lie false and defamatory. If it shall appear upon trial that said article was published good gent, they arc not paupers, but if I faith, that its falsity was due to an a member of their families becomes j mistake the facts, and they are not able to pay for that there were reasonable grounds his or her care and treatment in a for believing that the hospital the insane, should said article were true, and that they be required to, seeing that a within ten days after the service large proportion, of their taxes go of said notice a full and fair to the support of these institutions j apology and retraction But they must stint and was published the same editions corresponding of the edge themselves paupers, other-1 newspaper or periodical in which wise the member of the said article appeared, and in as Modish Mention. Boleros not a whole jacket are added to jackets and blouses longer cut. Silk mitts will lie a summer feature with elbow sleeves. Those who assist with refreshments at teas are wearing them now. A four-in hand tie is effectively knotted under the ever modish col- We will have none of the full skirt save in the finely tucked sheer stun. bid fair to in every garment from a lingerie waist to a coat. a long coat there's newer nor more effective sleeve than the smallish Bishop, which is caught into a cuff that Hares a bit over the hand Velvet will be crowd- ed out by the new and fetching silk weaves. Two or lace collars more Of may be used on one pretty blouse. ah the soft art winners. Black and while is not Lace insertion plays a part in frocks. Point de are favored. Amateur dressmakers should re- member that foundation skirts must be cut with as much care be as ample as the outer skirt. TO THE AND OF PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. We are still the forefront of the race We offer you best selected line oft General Merchandise In New Quarters. My and customers can now line me in store-formerly occupied Mrs. i., opposite the Alfred Forbes store, with a full and complete of y Goods and Notions. WE RECEIVED A COMPLETE LINE OF MILLINERY family cannot be admitted to a hospital which they are taxed to support. We this decision is good law; we may not question that fact; but it is not equity, it will re- suit in great hardship and wrong. Verily, the trend things here conspicuous place and type as was said original article, then the plaintiff, in such case, if a civil action, shall recover only actual damages, and if in a criminal pro- a verdict of shall be rendered on such a state of facts, the defendant shall be fined a He's Whole Thing; The home merchant helps pay for the streets you walk on, for the schooling of your children. He helps keep up the churches in which you worship. He is a who builds up a home which cu-1 value of property. Every subscription that is passed around has bis name on it. He is a man who afford to Self interest, if nothing else would prevent this. He bears bis share of good government and stays with it, through sunshine and darkness, in days of adversity and prosperity. When you have shopping to do remember the home merchant. you should also re- member your homo office when you need job printing. Let us all pull together for the common good of our town and community. No town was ever prosperous whose citizens did not Co Banner. to be found in any store Pin County. Well choice selections, the creations of the best manufacturers of America and Europe. Seasonable all the year round, Spring, Bummer and Winter. We are work for yours and our mutual ad- vantage. II is pleasure to show you what you want and to sell you if we can. We oiler you very best service, polite attention, the most liberal consistent with a well established business up strictly on own merits. When you come to market yon will do yourself justice if you do not see our Immense Stock before buying elsewhere. Remember us and the following lines general merchandise. I Sailors, Chiffons, Velvets o. all i win tarry one of the lines of Millinery to J Mi-. M. T. will have charge of the mil- department will be glad I., have nil her old friends and customer mil In see her. Goods and Notions, Shoes. Hate and Gaps, Bilks and Bating, Jackets and Capes, Carpels, Mattings and Oil Cloths. Women's and Children's Shoes. and Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters. Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar Coffee, Molasses, Lard, Bead i Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow fixtures, Nails and Rope. Furniture. Headquarters for Furniture and everything in line. We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either Cash or i Credit. Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing Sour Friends, low Hie will be remembered what a bowl was raised over the of the congress which touched billion dollar mark with its appropriations. Ii was a Republican congress, next election Hie Republican party was overwhelmingly defeated. Bin billion dollar congress has been made lo appear almost parsimonious unbridled ex- of the congress which of existence yesterday . It boomed out the dollar that it reached about a billion and a session ii amounted in and its second session ii author- expenditures amounting in Tins terrific raid upon the treas- on Approved jury is defended by lead- Republicans, but I'll In the extent of speaking Don't a. look for more fitted for Mich i company men will be men. Don t your life after an- pattern. An is mean or vulgar i- changed by mere of birth. fail to render tribute to Inn Ulcered- j of lesser note. mistake for ad- I mi ration. Men whose regard is valuable net et offer so far past such brassy tribute. iv CO. lately seems to be all in favor of I penny and costs and no the loafer and vagabond. That this act shall not and thrift are at a discount and disadvantage. The man who is trying to do something is sin- nut for attack if be were a apply to existing suite. Section J. That any person who states, delivers or transmits by any means whatever, to the public enemy, but more publisher or reporter blow than this court decision bus j of any newspaper or periodical for been leveled at the man of ate laborer, the me- the salaried man, the small dealer, the Ob- server, The new election law is fair eat one ever passed by a apply to anonymous since the war. It will to man who is really entitled I That this act shall to the ballot the right to cast his in force and vote and have it counted as cast, I publication therein false nod concerning person of corporation, thereby secures the publication of the same, shall be guilty of a Section That this act shall It object far better than the laws which the pass- ed, which were as any In years, and gave for the canting of a large number of illegal votes. And yet the Re- publicans, who are always prating about a free ballot and a fair count, fought the passage of the fairest bill ever proposed In the Time. Beauty is as beauty does, but justice is just as it is. Money talks, but the howler doesn't want to give it chance. Allen well known here years ago with his Snow show bag been arrested at for fraudulently us- the mails that he advertised the sale of and offered as a prize with each order facsimile bills to the of which he said were printed on genuine paper, and could not be told from the article The bills reality were Confederate notes, and Allen his victims from lo i Mexico, several orders thawing been received from New York State Tarboro Southerner. Publicity Hat Always Paid. No matter what business a man may his first object must be to let people know that be is prepared lo deal with them. That the best way lo do Ibis is through newspaper is the opinion of men have had the most extended ex- It is estimated that Centaur and the Rood companies expend hall a million each every year newspaper space; the the Ayer and another com a of a million each, and a long list of other ad- from each. is obvious that these concerns would not pay large without positive assurance of factory returns, and it is equally obvious that the medium which serves best will serve others Record. Keep Your Money At Home. Miss Clara of Phil- recently deceased, was of a festive In be- her wealth to her and nieces, she set aside the sum of with that they were to celebrate her birthday annually, give a birthday party, friends and have a real good time, I he expenses to be defrayed out of the Wilmington Star. In Modes and Fabrics for March, issued for dealers in millinery. there is taken for text of an editorial one of Aesop's fables tells of a dog crossing a Stream with a piece of meat. He saw its shadow in the stream and thinking it larger than the one lie already had, plunged in after it. the loss that which he already had. The following application is I lien made. the money which i- yearly expended in the purchasing for home consumption, is retained at home and put back into circulation through business of our city, many satisfactory results can be obtained. instance, there is not a merchant of our place who has mil exercised the greatest care in his stock of goods to meet the demands of ever consume among the people from whom he draws his patronage. Suppose, then, one of these patrons his store b to read an alluring announcement from a dealer in sonic distant city. This drops choice the home merchant has tor her use, semis her money away. basing shallows in the stream of a Wealth Woman Weds Heel. Tar Don't under neither rate Ii i- at first, i small power lo bold, unless ii i be a prude. Modesty in woman is Jewel prudery la to modesty as red glass in a ruby. pose. A woman who poses is loaded in sincere men shunned by nil women. Be far off market. is result The lady is disappointed in her purchase. The merchant home from whom she should have is left with bis goods hand, and the money which should have been re- at borne In encourage borne Goldsboro, March W. Williamson, of Olive, and Mrs. P. s. of California, if not already BUM and wife, are to wed Williamson, done two year service in the Philippine Islands, returning lo his slopped some weeks California where Mrs. be Infatuated with him. a few weeks since, came lo Mount Olive, lo lie followed later the widow to claim him as her own. Since Saturday the con- pie have been guests the Ken Hotel, this city. they telegraphed Williamson's parents at Mount Olive tiny were married here. Today the couple boarded west-bound train for some m Mis. says will route tomorrow and be married. The is reported to be quite wealthy, owning a large estate California a prof- Interest in Colorado. sin- seems lo have plenty of cash and is paying all expenses. She Is a woman of culture, With her is her child, a little boy about s years old. The Iii tie fellow is bright talks quits freely. His mother claims that Mr. is dead, child says his lather is alive and Cape The woman claims her love for Williamson i. heaven-born and she i l lire Of the billion ii.,. congress but its as in only for our parochial days, highest altitude. They are laying,, bellies with can- in make. congress even ,,,. Train la a mirror, but can- more is a through which lately On P all blemishes arc manifolded, gramme are such additional items be to stand for bill a a., ,, . bill others that will involve v,. live a total of several bun- ,,,, . creeds yon will be respect- died dollars. j, The Republican party seems am-1 ,, f bilious n. u two .,,, lose many work views of things and persons. i from praise where deserves It, Koone is worse for encouragement, a ml many beings have dud unknown, lucking It. Journal, Two hundred bushels of remove eighty pounds the soil. this quantity is returned tn the soil, following crop will materially ft, , he stop on i i. In . Billiard in West. W. Paul. Minn. March Special dispatches a bad blizzard raging throughout a Mum- Au which a lea ago seems lo hove escaped ii licit- Senator Turner, through a union and Senator Harris in. was into Hie Senate ,, wave in all entered Demo- cam ii- and their in the future loud with On other hand, who lb rough his de- iii i free coinage silver, i- now fully with Republican of Senator Kyle, once in is now equally a in as good lion of the Minnesota mid Wisconsin. In Northern sill a been snow is falling which with that bus fall ,.,. industry, . Z w V our has A. KS . improve our city's gone to do same good deeds T another -Special lo Observer. I Minn. Al Chi, ;,,,., N .,,. street ears are tied up In railway trains delayed I be your fooling kins are stores, POOR PRINT f.