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Have You Forgot What THAT i AM OP-TO DATE LINK Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, Come sec me for AND a NUMBER OF OTHER THINGS WHICH MENTION your next Barrel of Flour or Pork. Yours to Jas. White. AFTER TWO YEARS PREMIUMS HAVE BEES PAID IX THE in ii mil in. OF N. you; POLICY has i . Loan Value. Cub Value, Paid up Insurance, I. Extended Insurance that works automatically, is. Will be re-instated if arrears be paid within on month while yon are living, or within three after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence of payment of arrears with interest. second No Restrictions. . Dividends are payable Hie beginning of Die second and each succeeding year. the premium for the year be paid. I may in- To reduce Premiums, or lo Increase the Insurance, or To make policy payable as during the lifetime of insured, J. L. SUGG, Act Greenville, N. C. store was thronged with declared that I have in Styles. visitors days and OBSERVATIONS Made by the Orange Va. man never is as good as he advises other people to be. Good deeds for themselves when they rail for improved real estate. Some people have more money than brains and then are not con- wealthy. Nature's hod brings up the bricks of wisdom with which builds the temple of success. The natural supply of gratuitous advice always largely exceeds the legitimate demand. An Oregon man wants to trades mule for a Wife. Some men never know when they are well off. Many of our exchanges are con- their to Help the Some people could help their town hot by out of it. April seems to be a month late. Does the drowning die of water on the brain Going to pink teas doesn't give a man sort of nose. The dealer in kitchen utensils is of Pan American. The isn't tempered to the lamb in the market. The umbrella, manufacturer is one man who believes in the profits. A gill is more apt to fall in love with an every day sort of than with the once a-week kind. Shoes are bought at so much a foot. It's the early worm Unit gets on the hook. To drown one's sorrow in the Mowing is to nice misfortune with a smile. Handsomest Millinery that has been shown in everything the milliner line. Pattern Hats Hats Anything can be desired in -lowers, Wash Silks for Waists. Beautiful hare a handsome lot Pictures mid sec my stock. I have the most Hock of IS AND READY in endless variety and all the shapes. Hats Ornament. Baby Caps. I also sure ilia call WALKING TO Atlanta, Hot. T. 1879. Dr. C J. Dear Sin I cannot Ion teething t- mothers as one for and I have it with wry tin- sum- mer with-ray chill while we nave h. lout a child or two teething older om child, Inn is a fine, buy. lain, II. K. brown i Amusing. enormous bride a midget a LOOKING L Has many a dollar for I lies nun. m-,,, j, the coal In- wears, he i- also judged by ill be uses. An artistic, nicely printed letter bead may be looked on a good Investment. II will be dons right. I he pries tor doing right, too. The Reflector Office. I j tn mini Fur Pulls en ill A in- ail Erie it. house. car to Model ate rates. All I f cones in IV will Isn't It To hear and promise to obey To listen to a woman lie grace folly to a drug clerk-when she buys beautifying agents To hear a line conversationalist Stammer when he talks to the one woman in the he is sure she To watch the air of youths i list out of short trousers, and to hear older men To see a goody-goody man pick drop a wicked book; To hear men who cannot cat or drink discourse upon and To know that a woman mikes her on ii gowns, I hen overhear her boast of her I with To watch smart women and men pulling the wool over the eyes of each other. JOSEPH A. MOORE, street, Buffalo, N. Y BARGAIN DAYS. I is 11.00 n n u- these prices. I T.-i nine 1.80 schemes for gelling said a Charlotte man the other day, tell you the slickest M I ever heard of. I was some lime ago, and a rather nice looking fellow came up to me and showed a fide telegram from some place in stating his wife was and that he must conic at once if he ever expected to see her alive again. The fellow said he was out of money and needed assistance. man refuses an appeal of that kind and gave him something. In two or three hours he got enough money that I knew of lo bay Ml ticket to Illinois. It ton- ed out game Wing be had a ate in Illinois t, whom he had also been wiring that his wife was dying In Greensboro. The two of them just traveled from place to place and made no end money on their dirty Observer. Ami i,.,. numerous i. -tuck in to m to We n t- I. i I I. i in l . II- II 1500 W Will . IT . I r I r i MISSES it w in . Hi,. CHI. Ilia art. Thai ;,. mod tit lull ,,.,,. w pill., v I . i . hT mill, stamp , and i III. um. ill. h IN. c DOWN IN FLORIDA. May 10th, 1901. Editor I have received a number of from my old friends in Pitt county as to what I have seen and learned of this section of the fair state of Florida. Since writ- you last I have, of course, seen and learned much of the and must say that I like it better every day. The price of ordinary labor here is 91.25 per day, hours. Carpenters get from to according to their experience and ability. Since coining here I have made from lo per day. Of course I have done some con- tract work. do not to lay every one could come here and do this well, I simply lay what I have done. For a man who wants to make I know of no especially men. This is a new country and a young could come and grow up with it. There is no trouble to get work most all of the time, and gel the cash for it every night. Everybody here seems to be oak- log money. climate is just the finest in the world. We are close to the ocean and enjoy a line breeze all the time. I never saw a more healthy country or liner water. The price of kind is from US to per acre, owing to location, condition, etc. that is plant- ed in or pineapple trees is north Tn is is also a line count i y for a man who is getting along in years, M people never die here, they ply dry up or blow away. There arc also good public schools months in the year preaching every Sunday. I will say here, so that no one may be misled, that the land is not rich. The most of it is too pool to raise a disturbance on. In fact it is so poor that water will not n n down a ditch without fer- But when fertilized prop- produces well. fertilizers arc used altogether. The people here, like in all other Countries, arc and bad. You ill find almost every nation represented here, but as a whole they are pretty good people. There is one thing I es- like them, they are down on apple In days gone by I thought lots of myself, but I have de- to lay him on the A. I. crop can be grown without Potash. Supply enough Pot- ash and your profits will be large; without Potash your crop will be books. i all to GERMAN KALI WORKS, Kn UNIVERSITY NOTES. i., X. May The lion H. of delivered the ad- dress before School Tues- day, Hie at N p. in. in Hie Halt. The , the Trustees selected by to visit All The York Journal of Com- discussing a the war in the in its rial ion to the civil war the States, says of the lat- right of self-government was involved from the Unionist point of view except so as the mate rights of the were and the Stales did not draw to pate much less to cud. him with civil rights; those were the ultimate results of military opera- and changed political What was involved in ism was simply the sovereignly of the States over people who wished to govern themselves. Bight And so is impossible lo understand shy who were in sympathy with the war for the Union should be so outraged on account of the war which the States arc wag- in the Philippine Islands. The South fought for self-government; more; not to put its -Inn upon the but only to achieve its own independence to govern itself. The Filipinos arc lighting for alone; not to put their system upon the Slates, but only for their own independence. The cases arc exactly parallel. And so, while people may the war in the Philippines as justifiable invasion of the rights of nun, mi Northerner who favored the war against the South may heard lo say that it is unjust or without precedent, for his people have done the same thing before, with his approbation. Whether it was better for the South to have its or whether it is better for the Filipinos to have theirs, is neither here there. We arc not discussing underlying causes nor ultimate effects, but OLly referring to two parallel cases in current, the other observer. L. H. Pender. GREENVILLE, X. C. Tobacco Flues. Tin Hoofing, Expert Gunsmith employed. All kinds Hun and Locksmith work first class. He-stocking of guns a specialty. Agent for The Oliver Typewriter Paper Hanging. I am prepared lo fill orders Wall Pa per and can Tull tine ample from K-m designer t tried I also in do Brick Plastering and on abort notice wall left at I he of Mrs. will prompt at- J. H. BUNN, Greenville, X. PILLS Vitality. Lost Viz.- sad Co in pother. Night Loss of Men if or f IA nm tonic nod builder. pink glow to U tin of By I-.-.- f PILLS 2.50, with our to cars or rotund the n. .-paid. for circular bank EXTRA for of Power, or Si Insanity, l of Tobacco, Opium or in plain a r, for 80.00 our mar bond to In or refund money paid. MEDICAL CO. Clinton Jackson Sis., CHICAGO, for by J L N C S. M. I'm Dealer. Cash for Hides. Cotton Bead, Oil Bar- Turkeys, etc. Bed- steads, Slat tresses, Oak Suits, Ra IN 1869. J. V. ft a. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and hand lent of Bagging, Ties and Bags. Correspondence and shipments solicited. UNIVERSITY Law School. The Term 1st U Thorough in i s in In the bar. For address C. Dealt. rapes. One Year for Times RICHMOND, VA., Now Only Cents a Year, and includes absolutely free The Paragon Monthly, New The Farm Journal, Philadelphia. DAILY AND SUNDAY TIMES, Including Farm Journal and Para- Monthly, now only per year; per mouth by mail. Address TIMES, Richmond, Va. notice to ATTENTION AGENTS Mr. General for North Virginia, of that Well- THE MUTUAL BENEFIT of Desires to to large number of to the public of North this com- will now K -in- in Stale and from this date will if- and desirable policies, to all de- very in the best life Insurance company in lbs world. If local infill town has not yet completed JOHN Stale Agent, N. Assets Paid policy Live, reliable wanted At once to worn for the Old mutual Benefit. OLD DOMINION LINE Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at A. M. for Green leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Steamer e a v e I Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at A. M. for Tar leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays, and Saturdays at A. It. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, York and ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. C. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. C. 0.1. GREENVILLE N. C. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Tin- Clark of tin- Court of Pitt GOODly, OB the day of April 1801, on of A. It. L. deceased, notice o to the within twelve after will be in -f iii, April A. on the of A. it. L, NOTICE TO union the court Clerk of county of the of I. T. Lass deceased, notice is hereby given lo all persona indebted the to make mediate to And all the BUM lo the Iron the tab notice, will be in Inn of April II. Ii. DAVIS. of Mrs, U T. Lang. A NOTICE. The Clerk PHI day to of on the estate of W. A, Smith notice given to all holding claims said to to m-- for or before the day of April or this will plead in bar of their recovery. All persona indebted to said estate re requested to in immediate payment to me. This I ah day of April I Ml. A the of A. Smith. Cotton Bagging and lies always on has t Fresh goods kept constantly an hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince yon. O. W. W. R. WHICHARD BRO., IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de and prices as low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. -DEALER IN- , j -spars. A GENERAL LINE OF Hi Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. R. COREY. the and examine into Parlor suits, Lounges, Safes, P. I i-i A Moat Key West Cheroots, Beauty Can- Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Jelly, Milk, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soup, Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nut, Candies, Dried Apples. Peaches, Prunes. Currents, Raisins, Glass Ware, Tin and Wooden Cakes and Crackers, Batter, Stand Sewing M it b i iii-m, and nil other goods. and its sprat here this week, over the AI the I Iii- year the I-. Carter Holm Jones, Of Ky. J. H. Kirkland, and Locke Of ville. will addresses. NOTICE CREDITORS. Of having this day been leaned to by the Clark of the Superior Court of county upon en- tale of II. given persona claims said lo present them to f--r on or before the day of April this notice will plead in bar of their Persons In said estate art-notified to make to 1st of April IDOL JESSE CANNON, Public of the II. girl how trees develop. Cheap for Com their foliage the said the little miss, understand; keep their in their J phone K county In Superior Court. A. P, ii, i T. of Sale. W. Hy virtue of an to the from the Superior court of Wilson county in the above entitled action, I will on the 3rd day of June, at in. at the court house door of county, sell to lbs bidder for said all the right till- which the raid W. C. in lb mi ii- real lo wife That of in county, mi the North Little sea the Is of Mr. J. H. Moors heirs, II. A. and and K. J. farm, in- sin acres more or low t. Pitt Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ions. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. The Commoner WEEKLY. WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Editor Publisher, Lincoln, in Advance. One Year Six Months Three Sing. Copy No traveling canvassers arc em- ployed. Subscriptions taken at Tn office. The Semi- Weekly and will sent together year for or The Daily Reflector and one year for 3.50 payable in ad- PATENT I. Stud model, paten, or photo. C. A CO. Patent lawyer WASH FOR The Eastern Reflector. Twice a m SI I D. J. EDITOR VOL. XX. TRUTH III TO . .;. . . -AT- PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, MAY NO We have a fine line of white goods, madras cloths, wash silks, lawn, organdies, silk funs, sailors, shades and to suit you, prices that are attractive. Yours to please, W. T. LEE CO- Three Times The Value OF EASIER. ONE THIRD FASTER. Agents wanted nil territory. Company, Atlanta, For sale by S. T WHITE, Greenville, N. C. mm None genuine unless r Red Cross is on label Don't take a WE CHALLENGE THE TO equal OF for Chills, Fevers, Night Sweats and Grippe, and all forms of Malaria. DON'T WAIT TO DIE SPEND CENTS AND BE CURED I CURES RUE TONIC FAMOUS I TRY IT. NO CURE NO PAY. V PER DELIGHTFUL TO TAKE. visit our store. The backward season has been worrying the white goods manufacturers. We said cut the price and we will take the goods. We knew warm weather would come. Now white goods play a prominent purl in this store. A Great Sale of Parasols. Examine our stock of colored umbrellas and out our prices and you will seek no further. Men Work of the fur years believed and contended that we hive too many elections Carolina. There ate several points from which lo for our hut the one which we no- now especially is with refer i-i work of the newspapers of the Stale. one of even fair intelligence and casual observation dares question the fact that the country press is a gnat power. newspaper editors say this often, not in the spirit of boasting O self but in order emphasize some point which we an trying to make to our own work the work of our brethren of the press. The newspapers arc everywhere oiled upon to do much service in every political campaign, and without no matter for that here. True lo their in their constant endeavors for the fostering of everything and worthy, the newspapers are the lust to enlarge from the dull and smoke of a political bat- lie, bean the result, and take up the slogan of work for progress in the various industries of agriculture, and the like. we do not remember lo have seen as strong proof of the persistence of in their efforts to develop North Carolina as have the work of the press since our last election. Take up what country paper you may and you in columns not evidence of local progress In almost every part of the State, i lull you final the newspapers doing i their work in support this progress with than their usual vigor. Never in the history North Carolina has her people been such obligation to the as they are today. The newspapers lining a noble worn for the Stale now, setting forth the thousand and one rich resource which development all through the State. They have forgotten politics for the time, if we could stand off a elections for vein would be able in redeem some of the sweeping promise that have made for this new century. A noble band are newspaper men of Carolina, and they deserve well at the of every citizen who his Stale and the great which lie j a ahead us. To lead our great developments is the mis of our newspapers, and right nobly arc they doing Commonwealth. TO ft OF PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. We are still forefront of the you the best selected line of. race after your Merchandise A large line of Baby Caps, Belts, lac s and Embroideries. Ladies Col- and Cuffs all Sizes I HAVE THE I. r A XI ii A NI is. LINE OF to be found any Store in County. Well choice selections, the creations of manufacturers of America and Europe. Seasonable ail the year round, Spring, Bummer and Winter. We are work for yours and our mutual ad- vantage. It is our pleasure to show you what want and sell you if we can. We offer you the very service, polite attention, and the most liberal terms consistent with a well established business built up strictly on own merits. When you come to market you will not do yourself if you not see our immense stock before buying elsewhere. Remember us and the following lines of general merchandise. M. T. i in charge KEEN VILLE. of department and it one lie trimmed b Mi is not on hand while you wail. Hats, silk,. Braids, Ornaments, n inc. int your Goods and Notions, Hals Silks Sal ins. in tilings Jackets and Carpets, Cloths. Shoes. Men's, and Children's Shoes. Harness. Horse Blankets and and Groceries. Flour, Meal, Sugar Coffee, Molasses, Scad Is. Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Hope. Furniture. Headquarters for Furniture and in that line. We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Cask or on Approved Credit Our is Honesty, Merit and Square Healing. Your Friends, per cent, less than last year Come and your boy while you can get the kind and sizes at and fide. A few ladies line slippers left at HOc Boys Clothing half in two. Get our prices and he convinced. Agents for Standard A complete line in stock. RICKS WILKINSON. I skin. Mr. J. M. BlOW, of It always on the alert looking for something interesting to tell or some curiosity to bring US. Today lie brought some- thing that was in itself very yet there was a wonderful story In connection with it. What he brought was only a piece of reed Inches by about I in width. The remarkable story reed was Mrs. O, It. of no- that one of her brood of two old chickens began lo droop look poorly. The cluck was caught and examined when the presence of a hard substance was located under the skill, running the entire length of the chicken. A small hole was cut skin and Ibis reed was pulled out. How the reed got under the chicken's shin cannot be told, but the fowl is getting along all right since being relieved of The statistics the Episcopal Church, South, for last year have just been published There Conferences and Mis- traveling preachers, whom are effective. mi- Of the Bishops, to are effective, and l supernumerary. the last year there were ordinations and men were admitted on trial. There arc also local preachers. The total membership of the church is while the total of preach- and members is which is an increase the year of infants and adults were The value of houses of worship is which i here i i an indebtedness of JACK ITEMS M K. a i Mill's school noun hear Mr. Vans X. May people went Sunday to . Mr. is from South Carolina and preached bis farewell sermon torus, was most ably spoken. Mis Annie and Jodie Washington per went lo and returned Sunday. Some of people attended church at Bear Creek laid Sunday. Misses White and Smith went lo today. Mrs. Frank Mart is visiting her brother. T. C. t who is unite sick. during the year to various benevolent causes were as follows Conference Missions, American Bible Society, For ministerial support the following amounts were to the Presiding Bidets, of Hie Date. At a meeting of tin- I lard Aldermen held on the 3rd lost the Hoard decided that binds which I he town will the 28th of June should bear date of September 2nd whom there are on that Bishops, There are no date. Investors control of the school plating bidding on bonds bar- and colleges, which report log attention to this delay teachers. pupils. Bent funds to the amount of i run- As ins. III. A Hide came slay W. Taylor night. II.-i- all smiles ibis morning. W. O. Lamb, of spent In Prof. J. Manning went ; attend a In- Lodge Mi John Jonis. an -I Con soldier, died here Sunday night, a d was buried In the den Cemetery Monday. He was a guild old man. the grave by Re. T. Window e . tobacco plants are den caused Hit of oar pi have In pi a -1 plant all their crops a. . II. i .- College ill lake on 23rd 24th. Dr. II I will address. E. K. is hero deliver booKs. We are glad sec our buying so Education. We have an interesting lit I la- i- lay College Mechanic AU. A couple of i- from i ill indicate he world is n n win. can a- a- I hi nil The best for a young man today is skill, know ago ii-n was for i few. inn designed to ii. in for learned professions; education i- i r Is Inti to for life's it . . Any lad l i chemist. -h i dairyman, farmer, or I- Co Tin- Bird in eking bird pas ling lied ill observers declare that with each if, the singer, it i- to give i-. is becoming d prim i- r his greater c, a in el .-. bemoans change .,.;. i .; ii ti. preset ; highwayman, the K sparrow. His early in with nature have, he says, led to the discovery it i is lorn i es a mocking bird his nest man sparrows i and a lie campaign for the it the rightful in r r in mis i lake possession. They i in and keep their chat I el until the l.- . and h , have to s i-l, in. n here, I hen i lo- it that it --I row., some of their number selected ion. mocking go seek i r t v. here row is The i ills i- a iii tin- i of mocking birds I I it lit lull. Two Days After. fl i- v in some idea of the mi i hail storm that tin Tues- d ii i. . Mr in in -t . ill. . i. arc yd real Hauling lion Thursday, and says quantities of lie home his booklet to sigh, I I and a property value of Advocate. Mr. X. Parks says In- has a COW that has given live gallons of milk in one laud Com The revenue bill enacted by the late legislature, after the Slat day of this mouth, levies an annual license of ten dollars on Merchant, storekeeper or shall keep ill sell offer for pistol, bowie- knife, dirk, dagger, slingshot. loaded cane, or brass, or me- of two months between the sale the bonds an I iii- of delivery stating that possible lion iii might in cause the n i to sell as good a price us would if the deliver, made as as possible after w dale of tin- sale a special meet In at I Here i- i he opinion --i i lie s-. nils ho f -i the cm-lists but two tilings, which are import ml. Iii -i is i-i n p Hi I he ; and sec aid lo know it i he now of Ins i In- m ilium of , with tin- number of people is apparent from I of ii in Mr and i . hen Mr. Harding reach- I . some I I i hail -1 i lie said an I.- rake the bail by can loads, s i tick crops mil h i. i In- Board Wednesday every I afternoon and to change dealer dale or the bonds July 1st, 1901, and have them lot de- livery then. course the Hoard desire that bonds shall bring highest price possible, and reason they made the change, i in i-l -i in-ii rely mi I ii g i industries i f is the second-bat d din el rolled tin- dust in i n it mid set i . former being i om- cl ii . i- baked and then i in into and made in- . hi. arc fur; . , bread is sold for in a man i ail i r scraping and in I'm his wife In ; h in the, can ever sell it. till I . i . N i . I I'll . .-. I a-I all . . --ii-- fall.

EASTERN own not even the selection of a place. Ii GREENVILLE, K. c. bar gated O. J. i suitable to holding such and we Entered at toe Post at , towns ahead of us in thing. The fuel of Tummy, May 21.1901. having a school building worthy the name ought to make j brother o. W. C Lao, their Mi. Virginia B. Y. every citizen in favor of the grad-1 legal by the U. Govern- From May the Washington relies taken from Arlington House at the beginning of the civil war. and have been exhibition the National Museum for some years, as I he desired were I Ins week turned over to Miss representing her who died in Raleigh a few days ago, left estate valued at nearly In her will she gave school meat. Several of the relic.-. In eluding one of Washington's tents We understand that there are a a treasure chest, a and a NEWSY AND BUSINESS NOTES. Let K. ship your toes and other truck when ready for market. He is representing houses the leading cities, lie sure and give B. Long Co., of X. V., where the great American Exposition is a trial. , I,.,. were left the tie -N- M from, trip on of it being to the Baptist w about th, ,,.,, University at and clerical error in me . Um of our to Wake Forest College. President forced to abandon the remainder cents on the valuation, instead of on the valuation as graded school bill in which the Lee her visit to the museum. tax clause was made to read not final disposition of the articles Wen less than more than removed from the museum has not been determined upon. This act of rightful restitution has not earl- of his trip over the country because instead on me Washington ex- of the of Mrs. the original bill read when , museum, as many of They are now in Ban Francisco of Bryan were large pieces of when Mrs is wrote that the intent furniture, which have been stored fears that the bill was so clear that our people away and others were duplicates , ,. which properly belong to the gov- The need give themselves no concern STATE NEWS. Happenings In No; Mi The says Kinston will hold an election the putting in a system of water works sewerage. ill and there arc may cone. has the sympathy people of about this clerical error, and investigation of the in hi-trouble. Governor A jock and Attorney I Stealing, at Manila, is both concurred resulting the old, old story. . v , .,, ., with him this opinion. So The insignificant are he- Albany, S. Y. is in the midst . u scapegoats and the big a among street railway em an fear, , m The men will not work our people may have that an ex- ,,.,.,,,.,, Friends of the themselves, will they allow any tax be lei led under pointing to the others to take their places. A the bill are groundless, a sergeant to three years general riot occurred Wednesday lug of the tax will be made b the and of a civilian en- in which people were Board of Aldermen the five years, . that the thieves lie was or board Trustees , but persons regard dared to scene in the hope the school, and gen w M that the preserving order. r. are to be of to have n bile big thieves are left at Of the many towns in the State to liberty to enjoy the of their that e voted on the or an excessive la. The in of graded schools, we do tent et the bill is u have . good to have it stated graded in prop tint measure was defeated conducted without undue town. We do not a ant to upon people for see Greenville an exception this maintaining Ibis i- v matter. graded school should taken those interested n it. win a good majority in the duty every who wants t Tuesday. u w b. i- to vote lot it Tin. i i. row i- in receipt a letter Henderson calling at to a made a genius may lie a failure. Indus all companies in State energy, were resented at the prize drill sense and stead habits will in on the and , , , ,. . the philosopher that only half the companies were v , ,, , . ,,. , Ii he has The matter is of lo make a foil now, but a- writer chain. be i.- of the letter thinks correction to hold t. wealth if it to he made we give his state- I given to him. . great of men in he affairs in. from the j We it that the in- ;. ling might regiment tie has i Ibis assertion l hefts hair- man of the Bern- . Committee, is in Washing ion. Asked what democratic . in ibis State was, he la thoroughly , the Slate aid is perfect harmony. At no time has there been a better feeling within the At election fail I think we will the i i . state by or t . , . , . ,. in both branches w i ii . annul a man, and , , , i legislature, and a large ma- regimental baud. has the in -e of n ban I'm wants to find one in need lo r bear the Osceola Band, nu pi does nut know our one; e i en but about tin ii ability i,. ml II iv was a clerk early tinge as a bank s i Ito f r a- i ho in hi Smith life a pi i worked In- from the ease to the The I'll.; , I i in as a i in small lie -e .,,., was a cured. farm hand, a . i farm his We heard a man who has children lo the school election is more i be II iv and Knox, re- . . , ,. ,. Southern do not ii collegiate education. things run have no joint ballot. The then elected will choose a I . s. n as hi legislators hold- good, will be a candidate sun Senator lug of republican claims of many converts in the South and growth of republican scull- lucent in that section. Gov. Me know Is,. ii ii is not to- adoption of dim- is growing strong I serve that this i- true also Alabama, where am fa- with conditions, and I be- In is growing stronger m the South gen- The people do believe in high protection, in colonization, in a huge standing nor in trusts, The more closely republican be- , men identified with colonization, a- exemplified in the Philippines; with the maintenance of a standing and with the tin-spirit of in the South. The in town, but in our next will try lo give you a more lengthly account of the of the wherewith Orders for Wire Fencing are constantly coining in and the ton for the List few months has had ii hard time meeting the de- Barnes who has been confined to his room with t ism was able to be out on I hi- st yesterday, Mr-. A. Manning went lo Greenville Thursday. B. K. Manning and W. It. attended the M meeting at on the J. E. n. agent, sells best truck barrel on the market. Prices guaranteed. Bee him before buy- Mis- Lucy Galloway, who has been quite unwell for a few days, we are pleased to learn is very much Improved. W. s. Fleming and little Gladys, of near Greenville spent Thursday right here visit- bis daughters, who are pupils in the Whiten High School. Mrs. Ball, who has beau visiting her Mrs. Fannie Nichols ha- returned home. Miss Luna Overton, of near Stokes, i. on a v i-it lo Mrs. II. A. Will our colored barber, was so broken out with chicken pox last Saturday that he could not attend to his lie ii well now and would be pleased to have his patrons call and him as usual. A G. Cox wishes to buy caws and A boy who worked tor Dr. J. M. at has been arrested charged with netting lire to his stables Monday night. Temporarily erased whiskey. He left a w if- and eight children, most of them small. There are cants for license, to practice med- before the Carolina Medical Association in at Durham. were among the number. THE LIBERAL ARTS. NOTABLE EXHIBIT TO BE MADE AT THE lb In n. Followed Io The Is to house the in mid it Exposition t in- inn- of most In Court of Fountains. Tills Is by feet, with a control Cling Johnson, w county, ,, ,,,,, M. Committed by hanging. over the entrance on the south. Manufacture and those II- the liberal rt are o . tiled that Hi, are In the same group, rind at great of recent they bare been housed muter same roof. Coder the general of lib- arts are Included subject of and social i periodicals, scientific and sanitation, musical I public works, civil engineering, constructive architecture, photograph supplies, dental and surgical and branches Intellectual activity. In- It Is most progressive and no- Me of the tendencies and achievement to Greenville p, ,., who i- elect no a to the a graded school will prove I. was a day laborer In his Ii, vii law The following letter has tot to all chairmen of county of tills age of enlightenment and civil- boards of pen-ions, and explains ration which are represented In the ex- . of this division of a great expo- I send today, work f .,,. AN EASY GOING BEAR. Bl lo Pork. I said to my friend. you know this He I reckon I do. That the old He's the In the park. He generally minds bis own business, but he ain't an today, you been so liable to tie would like to take his said I, If you wall help me I am willing to take sonic chances on he, with a grin. stand on tin- horse, an If be charges vim I'll charge I kin knock him down mice, but I can't do It twice. You better have your tree nicked The came an, and I snapped Mm at yards, then again at yards, and still ho came quietly to- ward me. I down on and made yards- yards-8 yards, and still he came. While the pitch of kept rising proportionately. Finally at five yards be stopped and swung bit huge bearded head to one aide to what was making that row In the tree top, me a profile view, and I snapped can At the click he turned on me with a thunderous g-r-o-w-l, and X sat still and trembling, wondering If my Last moment had come. a second ho glared at and I could note the lit- green electric lamp In cacti of his eyes. Then he slowly turned and pick- ed up a large tomato can. I thought, he going to throw that at meT Hut he Separate cover, the blank j the Liberal Arts exhibit for the It out, dropped It pension applications prepared is new way Is In charge of Dr. Se- the law of You will ob Mm II. whose successful that the pensioners now the same division at the great the list will have to Imposition of ISM marks him as the best man on the in person, or. Unable to do so, continent fr the discharge by certificate of physician, of such a task. your board for examination and The the Arts well as those of other depart- approval, together with all new . .,, i,,. concentrated and for pensions. This rather vast in extent ., , ., and Most gratify- considered very essential to a prop-, ,.;, pensioner-, as well as World's Fair at Chicago In methods of to enable the board to drop from education In potato and colleges of the States greater to ton. He man led the daughter . a mil man. but in- the for the bonds. he think it, man lo think who has children to educate The who will vole the graded school doe- not appreciate its benefit. and for weeks a Pitt counties in- There no doubt baa large attendance of teachers and throughout entire session, It Is more I ban live w r iii mid waited until he in and ii --i o n for In- w The men the bottom. I the value of labor and despise no toil which tall In hands. young man who i- succeed will Constitution- a it ii i The i deserves all tin ii i- getting fur the streak of hard lack ii on II- f. Mile. Mr. to break his in -n n oil iii on BO- file of Mr-. of Secretary Long nu ill. in Colorado, the will mi ill. in ii looks like a wrestle with a health hoodoo OF Washington of this sketch was born 22nd, 1813, and died February 21-1, 1901. He was born and reared in and all his years, while the array were -pent here. He was a good and Obliging n and friend, a kind. husband, and most by a large Dumber of Mr. fought the civil war a brave, valiant soldier, lie belonged to the 17th Company K-, under Capt. He was c wounded in once near Petersburg once near Kill st on. March i 1863, be was to daughter of M. and and they lived hap together until bis death. In his sickness she did all she could his interest and comfort. May I bliss her her here M. it, It. the list name-of those who do mid other countries. The took another, paying thenceforth no heed whatever either to me or to John- evidently considering us equally his son in not now the of educational exhibit win give special the law. I urge upon your attention to exemplifying this great . . and showing the present state the necessity a careful scrutiny of educational institutions, it la each ease, to the end that no the Intent Ion to have models prepared Unworthy man be placed on I colleges universities. The exhibit roll. I made by the failed States In the The department has decided, exposition will be removed to , ,, , ,. . ,. for the and will lie advice the .,.,,. I hat all widows Closely related to the educational ex- soldier.-, now on the pen- will l- those In social economy , ,. i and In hygiene and sanitation. roll, who were man led to Said ,,,,,, , ,,,.,, . Soldiers after the 1st of April, such subjects and will have lo lie dropped from the runt apprenticeship roll. labor, protection of I hope will give fall notice In factories and mines, through papers, and, f in every way possible, to all on-; , ,. f practical federate pensioners, and all and progress has been cants for pensions, to appear before It may perhaps be said that the county pen-ion- at K heroine almost a science In the earliest practicable itself, certainly in its relations to tor -he appoints the 1st Monday in July, in order that exhibit St the Pan Ex- list may be completed In time position, which is under the Immediate , , , , ,, , ,. of Dr. Jacob S. Otto, an to lie forwarded lo Ibis , of w, the middle of August. comprise such subjects as physical exceedingly not being tare, sad used , , ,. Institutions for this able to get blank application bout, f to yon earlier; but they have been their functions, foods, their chemistry, in the hands of the public printer preservation in. thuds of sanitation and sanitary for quite awhile, and we are architecture. The Improved methods warding them to you at Introduced Into municipal departments moment P be shown as graph- moment. as possible. In many cases mod- Very , els will this purpose. Maps models showing the disposition of cities and the cremation of the dead will be features of the exhibit . . j in thin division, Sewer will . in, also form an Important part of the A Kills a ,;.,., m view I of house Investigation B. I. May Hi recently conducted by n state com- ,, . , , ., ,. appointed for that purpose, will exhibition of ,,,. , be made by the by Prof. Prank I society of New and wife of ill the the past and present win, in s ,,. conditions of opera ,., ,, tenement districts of great Fitch- cities. Of Interest In the same , i u l m, pit will the exhibit showing what burg, killed, Mr. Bolton g m resting two chair-with a OW pound Stone OB his body. A the progressive city of local blacksmith, Clifford of public works will be One a said girt, hasn't a thought on earth except dross. I know that man tributes this particular weakness to, all women hat It's a canard, as of course are nine out of ten of male es- of She conquered a refractory button on glove before she that woman who passed us Is, without doubt, the most dress crazy woman have ever met. She no topic save of no other et. She half of her time at her dressmaker's, the other half Is used exploiting the handicraft of the knows she manages to get to eat. She's dead to every feeling. I be- except that which baa to do with And what do you think ah said I met her as we wen going out of ii house of mourning. A young woman whom w both knew had died, and we bad been at the funeral, row- down steps I noticed my hut feeling of sorrow too fresh upon me to anything more than a nod of a we walked side by side. Then I said. Poor, dear alive and well one week ago. and now and she's answered my friend but wasn't she dressed it was a treat to Philadelphia X. in, to sometime in the future will not bring business to you today. Going Wade II re sell hi- political for a in. office pot in ii i somewhat Mi and hi- it ion ibis institute would la their effort lo win if with spoils. b id been i rd. in winch to bold it. as there .,., who make was . such building here may also time. An resident rises to re t lint the of this city and an unlike bis country there they live on until they me I-or ll and dislike girls, plan, In- six a, I boy never go for they smoke lead germane He a as to which is the better Charlotte Men The who built wonderful mails carried a weight r luggage that would crush average farm- hand, i ins ii bread and ii i They were in diet and regular constant The Spanish every day, and dam i bid; he night, on- In-bin. i. bread, onion and The eats b Mule fruit and sour olives, yet he walks oil with his loud hundred pounds. The fed on lice, is more active and can endure more than meal. Patient Is a virtue, especially in people lo whom you owe money. The i-t isn't half as dead some people like it to be. M n-i to limes get moans missing of many dollars would come to you now for the asking. attempted lo break the -tone closely related to of hygiene and ; pf MB- chat, on j which bead rested, gave also of the city and subject fell to Hie of Ha a Boor, stone crushing his head, i ;, ,,,, to .,,, of He afterward, exhibits of photo- i i graphic supplies, of piano fortes and other musical and other features of the Liberal Arts exhibit, In- these will be. The Marriage Licenses. Register of Deeds, T. It. only t marriage this week, both of them being cub led Aaron Baton and Nancy Brown, and Maggie There is no Biter will make a clean The dark ages must be ages pf elderly Attack win h i- In la.-es. hr stomach r All inch are and In infancy be t boat known remedy. of Pain In are known sad a i as the etc. Avoid ii tint whole Held will be covered In a lo bring out the most attractive and ed- Side of ed. Tin- of A mission Sunday of pro- new of ere alien last Sunday. ii ado the teach- in good old days When used a. prompt reply. lion did he make of dust, nothing win. matte made her, i The small hesitated then re- plied cheerfully, cause, a deep fall man then took out hi and made tho will be if yon neglect this and let your more competitor get ahead o you and Don't wait. easiest, best way to sell anything is to it Buck goes la the people, they learn what you have to sell and you reap the benefit. We have just purchased a Urge supply of bright and attractive mis to Illustrate ad- and you are at to use them. If yon know just what you to say, we will help yon up your advertise- That is our business, to help you talk to the people. The cost of an advertisement in j Tn i. u; is part. Hello There Warm weather is close at hand. Have you thought of changing your CLOTHING Light weights, middle weights me- weights, in stripes and solid colors. All prices, all qualities. You know where TUB He sells Hals, Shoes. Some Ladies Too. EASTERN REFLECTOR I NOTICE. If there is a CROSS in the margin of this paper so to remind yon that you owe for ire request you to settle as early as We need what YOU owe us and hope yon will not keep us waiting for it. This notice is for those who find the cross mark on their paper LOCAL REFLECTIONS. special term court this county will begin on Monday, 27th. A number of government stir hare been work in this section last few days. Mr. W. H. Cox is having five tenant houses built on his property on Front street, the Cobb and Lawrence lots. Material has begin lo arrive for for Greenville Manufacturing Company and work on the plant will soon start. The highest praise bus en me by those to wham I have sold the Standard Bearing Ma- chine, a. M. The Reflector from Mr. M. I. Firming to the University cement at Hill June 4th and 5th. The has ad- to pieces of to its office equipment. One i- a cabinet filing letters t he other u cu for tiling Free Shipments. The agent of the Southern press Company here bus been in- to forward all express matter free to sufferers by recent Jacksonville such natter is addressed to the proper relict Mr. F. It. Johnson and Miss Mattie of Pill county, were married yesterday at the home of bride's uncle, Mr. in Junes pie came to last and left lo visit relatives in Kinston Free to List Takers II. Abbott, a member of the of Tux will be Wednesday, 22nd for the purpose of conferring with ad- vising the list as to their duties under the to provide for assessment of property and the collection of Every list taker lo the county should lie a- Mrs. J. I,. Smith Probably Fa. tally Burned. Mrs. Sarah Smith, wife of Mr. James L. Smith, whose home is at old place nine miles from terribly burned Thursday morning. Mr.-. Smith her daughter were paring to do some house cleaning were beating some by a lire out in the yard. The wind Mew Ml. Smith's dress against the lire in a moment the name flashed all over her. Before tire could lie put out nearly every vestige of clothing was burned off, her entire from just above her shoe tops to her neck was horribly chaired and blistered. Mr. Smith was away front home at the time, having gone for doctor to go sec a son who was sick. When Mrs. Smith round she was on fire she became excited and ran screaming to her daughter and threw her arms around bagging her to put fire The daughter did all she could and badly binned about and arms. The son got up from his sick bed went out in the yard, and gelling his mother to go to well he drew water and poured her until the lire was out. It is not thought that Mrs. Smith can live. Waiting- for Windows. Our Christian undergoing a deal of annoyance over delay of the windows for BOW building. The order for the windows was placed three months ago have not come yet. All the Other I. on the building ha-been completed sometime readiness ft the win- hoped t begin in the new Sunday in and will do M if the windows in lime. In. organ was received a few ago. Coat and Service. Probably there is no medium of publicity which would bring some trade if used. Whether a particular kind of ad- pays depends cost of each customer which it brings. That a newspaper of large with the average for ml will give the best returns fur the cost is beyond all doubt. Business men it expedient to use many forms advertising invariably place their chief reliance the news- You can hardly go in any part f without seeing borne HOWDY DO. Some Speak to Me, Some to Louis left this morning for Durham. S. V. left this morning for Richmond. John Jenkins left this morning for Rev. A. looming W. Nichols returned Wed evening Misses Mamie, Mattie Emily Jenkins left this son. Father F. Paul of New Rein, came in Wednesday even- Miss Martha Hauling, is visiting her Mr.-. K Harding. Milton Wright, of Martin who has been visiting here, re- turned home today. W. Harrington went to till Roll Wednesday evening and returned ibis morning, Mrs. ti. B, Harris and little daughter, Nina, Wednesday evening from Wilson. J. II. Blow, our clever Winter- villa correspondent, came up this morning and spent day here. Mrs. II. I. tan and little daughter. Miss Lillian, returned from evening. Miss Sadie Rocky Mount, came even- to visit her sister, Mrs. M. M. R. lane is a bad the bridge of his no-o, caused by M lib coiner a table. A. Chief of I Fire i-having a Ills rheumatism In one foot and it lakes two canes to help him navigate. May It. O. went to Tarboro today. II. to W. Cox to Thursday evening. little son went lo Tarboro this It. II. of the Hun sucker Co., was here Thursday afternoon and d III to see W. L. Cooper, who baa been here some weeks representing the Van nurseries, Pomona, left today for his home in lie tells us that he booked a large number of orders for delivery next fall. Mr. Cooper is a very clever gentleman and has made many friends during bis visits to Pitt. A. White went to this Mrs. J. A. has bean sick last few Mrs. is reported as improving today. Mis. J. went lo Kin- Friday evening Marion Tucker,. Norfolk, came in Friday Rev. J. II. of Friday evening. Jesse left this morning a trip of several Miss Mamie returned day evening from Wilson. Mis. h. c. returned I his morning from Kinston. Mi Bessie Harding came home Friday evening from Bethel. Mm. Julia Barrett Fri- day evening from a visit lo son. Solicitor I. I. left for to attend Vance Basil came homo evening from Oak I he had been at school. Register of Deed-T. R. Mrs. Moore evening from Rapid-. W. V. John -on returned Friday evening Asheville where they had been the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge. H. R. Burgess, the of is here for a few days. He was in this Motion season is re- membered by many of our Pie. Harry a i.-r fail to be without II case of Midden attack or cholera Avoid lute-, Is hut Vain-Killer, mid CO red CO r-i a; 4-3 . j H u --i r-i is -4 CO M

. . . . ave You Forgot THE A GLANCE AT THE GREAT ENTER- PRISE AND ITS PURPOSES. AN; ,. . I W l OH Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes me wonderful Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, WHICH I VI I NAM me for your Pork. to plea Ainu I'll KM MS II W Tim r hi If cue may by the men It an Hie wonderful progress Lave road the tart tow month, will b n T THINGS of May nett. Tor tin- I Bi if who, to i not bees tarn I and f I lb are if lb Urn and bar an . I a.-i. u i i is creation aver on l purpose of an exposition Ilia r. will coal probably i v. i exhibit. an lb IV toga a part of one of tin t In or, D- SEW i Value, j Cask , up i- Inimitable, . i , n ; ;.,. reinstated it at I Pull II month While lap.-, upon evidence . ,.,. ,. payment of a it second I payable U i the second urn . i I iii be I. I., tin I.- . T L. SUGG, To Her A from Carolina, la, however vouched for by a i here a i Mr. and John re some miles from are of all of arc and like any other children save This Miss ,. i,. I years and all of these has never to her father. With other members of the Ii ant. kind talks U freely H do but if a to by her lather she i dumb, and always has since birth, what the reason may lie for tin- he is as unable tell U an- her brothers sifters. She simply cannot lo him, though she hears and obeys him. she to others as a medium her. him. This I To produce the result in i r the used must contain enough Potash. sec our pamphlets. We free. GERMAN KALI N. Km i. batter to take a reel lake Nil on a To can to keep her age a semi the will tell on IS 1866. J. W. PERKY CO. Norfolk, Va. t ton Factors and of Ties and Hags. and solicited. UNIVERSITY Law School. July ll lo lime iii to liar. by C. N. n. if preparing for ,. his annual toboggan slide on bat bean a groat grid and worn to Mr Belle, but hi la I Too baa explicable by him and by all who j of luck, haw Investigated the matter, Bo, Maude dear, there i. no Utter being learned inly between a wire and a piano lunar. among latter being physicians. The theory natural such as render-- men at any Other one J particular i. may account for it, but the mason Is as far as ever, if such hypothesis be Va-, Register. IMPROVEMENT BONDS. j The Board of Aldermen Town N. OLD DOMINION LINE Sea Times VA., Now a Year, and includes free The Paragon Monthly, New The Journal, Philadelphia. THE DAILY SUNDAY TIMES, Including and Para- Monthly, now per per mouth by mail. TIMES, Va. leave Washing- ton at A. M for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at Vi M. for Washington. Steamer leave Greenville Wednesday Fridays at A. M. for Tar- leave Tarboro for Greenville I Saturday at A. M. freight only. with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and Boa- ton, and for all points for the Went with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by Old Dominion S. S. Co. New York; Clyde from Kay Line from mid Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. C. J. Greenville, N. . ii i. ired I have Handsomest that been boa i. in p in I I, ; . hi i lock of Hats pi i In- . I .-1,111 Ill Hats . -II Ii i lock i. i I i . i . . i, id a i i call LOOK ha.- L TIER .- i i , , i i , . i Hi I; . . . . I ii . . e l it a ill hi- ion. Reflector iii n. . I ll I I i. . . i i; L I . i i . M will JOSEPH A i. i I -VI ff u world i ii-- will nun c a I a . of . Tin or In iii- and me , , i ., . ; ll . III Till ;, ii . to permit i rat re i n-11- live ti- world av I f. ii . -i null only mi i Hun . . prim These Electric Tower, feet i which i- In he tho nil i us and novel eh m ever rum the In i ,. n mil i . i . . . I inn i .-. I. Ii Hovel H i tin in . I l building, H , i-ii. I II id the Temple I m .; in-. . I. iii. ll i Hi, t At An. ; . v I hull Iii . i . . i. . Hi -mi, and i Ilium . iii . i- f do i. pin II . I A n l , i n ire limn I . -i i- r, Hi, I the l HI t ill have mi re n I v. l . t a- pi. , l an i i I . . if I .; i i Hie ii are i, i i . p. a m --I I i in n . . II,. . . fur If i b-w f t the ii , . i. in world . . ill, led . ii la in world nil I- Hie -111, III II l. , II III a. a i , , , pile In nil iii rt . . I.,,. n made I i port it. t lie mil I- I ii , i in world mi I I In- . i , he i fol- . d . Una aria, . . ii ii art, I Ill eel in, i I i. pro , i. i . a rt ii Idle works, eon I rue i n. i I hi, haul i and n, . iii i mil , i i ; ,. HI I -I . BI r. i an I Twenty Year. Liver Pills p the bow- fib in motion cleanse system of all An absolute; cure for sick dyspepsia, sour con- and kindred diseases do i nun live per until P. M , ll 01500.00 each, payable -n mi Tin- rigid any or nil Wile Pi r ad- darn N. f. 1500 U pal reward I I. n-i-.-i. ii. .-r we can win. a.- Pill, -III, They are Smith, Va. Imitation- . vi. . HI late hf I . r writes I don't know how I could In without them. I have had Liver disease for over twenty . Am now entirely cured- Liver Pills The Agricultural Department the sales of lag, shows an of I per cent, or n gain one fourth last The Bulletin urns a plant log a large ill cotton, now are not favorable to The c iii China, the clown of a of toe North Carolina the the col ton good market, mid lbs I of in other extreme Stales are pointed that tin- price will be Paper Hanging. I lo till hi f W full line a ii an boat to telnet from I t; do In.-, hi mill r- i i i h-fl He l lira M- i ii cation. J. H. BUNN, to Public. AGENTS Mr. ill for Norm Carolina and Virginia, MUTUAL Life of lo in large number of u Iii, lo the generally, will now in talc from Ibis date will lie and to all in tin- heal life iii-iii company in the world. If iii C. N. c. SI. Paid policy at to the Old o. v. IN Magging Pie alway on I kept and Hold. A trial will convince yon. D. W. L. H. Pender, vi n. c. Pines. Tin Roofing, All kinds and first class, lie Blocking of gnus a Agent for Tin- PILLS Vitality, toil y, I c it j, i .,. and .- blood builder. it Hi PILLS SO Tin Clerk Superior art Pin county, In the on ti.--10 day April H, A I. Dot Ice all i i -lit.-re mid to . In the dale of thin will b plead in bar of Hair Tin. tin-17 Unit A. IS. A It. I. W. R, WHICHARD BRO., IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de and price a low Highest market price paid fin country produce. the NOTICE TO Having duly qualified the Bun, nor court Clerk of Pitt county of the of Mr. I. T. antic in to all lo make payment lo the all the mini- lo lb twelve tin- ill plead in bar of recovery. of 1901, It. I. DAVIS, of Mia. I. T. Lang. . II paid. for -1 . lulls a HI m I, , I, m i t i nil- I I I . 1.1111 . i i- in- i . Mil . . ii I,, I I nil to the at i-p . ., . I mil in 1.11.1 , . ., I . , . . . I . I I II lei II ll ; . on II I . . I In I eel fan I .-mil to tin. The fur Ibo Senate in western part of Stale are making an early start, it is near- two before Senator ll but some Ibo are already ring the It is Dial Lire S. M. II. Justice, of Ashe ville; H. of Winston; ink of Charlotte and will be Atlanta, . Nov. 7.139. Iii t Sin In your lo mother a on of the 1--i obtain for their have it mill very a wild nil- I lie ., or Iron r In-, III III I, I a in- taken . ., hoy. I am, very v vi ii I for or -r o h II 11.1 , l. I I I, , ;. .,,, By mall In plain a lo cure or refund money paid. Al MEDICAL CO. U at CHICAGO, For L Ureas ville. N U ME. and Furniture Healer. Cash paid fol Hides, Eta, Cotton Sued, Oil bar Turkey, Egg. etc. Bed- Oak Suite, by Carts, Parlor Tables, Safes, P. Meal Key We.-I Can lied Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Flour, Soap, Lie. Magic Mail-lies, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Orange, Applet, Pried Apples, Plums, and China Ware, Tin and , l, n Ware, and Una Heal aid Be Machines, and nil other good, and Quantity- Cheap for Com to bee me. NOTICE. link of Pill to OB the W A a nil ell to nil prisons lo them for pin nil-ill on or before Hie Hill lay of April r will Is. iii their recovery. All mil natal -or to in In me. Tin- the April 1901, A the of W A STAY CURED. u inn met A . I, raped p ad- inly . m and I- a.-, bl purifier known, hearty per . ,. treated Kr J. COREY, IN------ -P A LINE OF lay lulu In me by Ibo I'm .-a- given to all claims thew to I 11.- day or notice will plead Per.- OM I are notified lo make 1.11 l, 1111- April CANNON the late W, II. Also a nice Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. B. Norfolk, Va. Cotton in Stock, Cotton, and ion. Private Wires lo New York, Chicago and New Hi Carolina in Court. A. P. I Sale. W. U Hi virtue an Execution from the Superior court of county ii, I will on Monday, day of Jane, raid lo the all the said W. V ha- in Hi n i if land in I Put lying on the North the of Mr. I, I J. lull, ll., Inns, A --it.- the It more lea. ti W. -in The Commoner WILLIAM J. Advance. One Year Months Three Sing. Copy Be, No are em- ployed. taken at Tho Semi- Weekly and will be together one year for i , or in and one year for mi payable in ad- -e.-n-I -l. fur MM ON FOB The Eastern Reflector Twice D. J. MID K pi TE.-. S X ii- -AT- VOL. XX- GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, FRIDAY, MAY NO i m We have white silks. organdies, -ilk fan-. you, juices attractive. to please, W T. LEE CO. The Value OF PASTER. wanted In all unoccupied Man Company, Pol- sale by S. T WHITE, ROBERTA None genuine unless Red Cross is on label Don't a Substitute WE WORLD TO PRODUCE THE EQUAL OF for Chills, Fevers, Night Sweats and Grippe, and all forms of Malaria. DON'T WAIT TO SPEND CENTS AND BE CURED I CURES HIKE TONIC FAMOUS TRY IT. NO CURE NO PAY. W PER DELIGHTFUL TO TAKE. mm BE SURE To visit our Tim b worrying white We out ill lake We knew warm Now White goods play it part in this store. A Great Sale of Parasols. Examine stock And inn priced and yon will seek no further. Men boys HATS, l per less than year and bring your buy while you can gel the kind Had at unit BOO, A few holies lino slippers left Boys Clothing half in two. Gel OUT prices be fur A I. line in RICKS From n Washington, U. v. May M. failure experiment of placing of state Carolina, at of Senator with Hie hope of up a while in that Mute, arc tot the that the ex- i to be to Suites. fuel, it is known men. who have former- active the Democratic petty la several states, hove beta to whether they would be will- to the role that M- Laurie is playing la Smith their slates. The responses have not, so far, but the sounding is still going on, and men will doubt- lie found; hut outside really ex- nay inroads lo be made upon Southern by these but will result in one thing that will be to the white people Of South, ant that will be the abolition of the Federal officiate. some of the men who have grown rich by putting Stales got eminent, when I had advance knowledge of of the government lo buy something, have been giving the owners of I ho land the vicinity of Hawaii, where a naval station of the first class lo be establish- ed, sonic pointer-. The naval board which considered the of the slat ion mi Pearl Harbor has been ordered to resume Its ii tings Washington, to consider a communication from Cant, Merry, Commander of I he naval Coaling Station Honolulu. boa informed Hie Naval Do Dial the price of land around Pearly Harbor ban been raised to such extent that appropriated by gross, I lie limit to be paid fur the site, will not the land nil chosen, and that some changes will have to c made in the plans. The latest to discover that extensive trip, at public expense, was a necessary port of bis official duties, is Of Austin, tin- made, statistician of ll-e U. Treasury. ITo says he Is going to study the of governments, bill everybody knows that be can only get access lo the published statistics, and they could bud in Washington as easily as countries that publish them. prominent Washington, attended the Mineral of Mrs, Gage, wile of the Secretary of was held this morning at The remains taken lo TO I PITT We arc still in the the race We the best selected of, General Merchandise to be found any store in Pitt County. Well bought choice selections, the creations of toe beat manufacturers of America and Europe. Seasonable all the year round. Spring. Bummer and Winter. W-are at work for yours and our mutual ad vantage. is our pleasure to show you what you want and to sell yon if we can. We you the very best service, polite attention, and the moat liberal terms consistent with a Well established business built up strictly on own merits. When you conic lo market yon will not do justice if yon do not our immense before buying us and tin following lines of general merchandise. and Notions, Shoes. Hats a;. I Cups, Satins, Dress minings Jackets and Capes. a Hotting and Cloths. Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes. and Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters. Groceries. Flour. Meat, Sugar Coffee, Molasses, laud, Scad Is, Hardware, Pious, Plow fixtures. Nails and Rope. Furniture. Headquarters for furniture and that line We strictly for lush, but sell for Hither or Approved Credit Our is Honesty, Merit mid Square Dealing. Your Friends, CO A large line of Baby Caps, Belts, Laces and Embroideries Ladies Col- Cuffs all Sizes xi and hands- I INK of MILLINERY Mrs. M. T. i charge of my millinery department if i- on hand will be trimmed to suit your tastes ., wait. Huts, Silks, Braids, Oman 1-. and everything the milliners line. Negroes A Obstructionist The Legislature has u hill in put of making u loll ex- In and put , . of state post till- hill- . Ii 1- to be regretted that in pulling bin sell Ranges plans and put p as mi bis lie 1- u ll always in political mat I, i hi- prejudice i ii 1.1 cause for bis opposite a lion If hi had no but be dues p lie iv. ii tome public quest ion lo tho prosperity of -ail-IT , . , , along moral, and b.-- ;. ii e him. it. i- lo oppose and obstruct. ll additional pro f of i ii could i in lie j ml . he -1-00,11 elect.- ii, II, State List neck. In the . or a did vote all, . U had I lie uses I. single Instance will Mini Hive mil . voles the lax white in.-ii. showing the there a- .- here . -i he bile pi pie tie. ire. lit Hit on n b -ii. lit tin- lion I heir ow children the is lo in Ibis benefit also. It is doubtful t of ti-1 u lie H mill ti State Indian at . . and M . i for the same purpose. The billing for . ill . i lie . mid I the thing is growing big- . day. And not from our own country, lauds and from the I lie good tidings are Council has 1.1 i a i , favor of transferring the in .- from to in. Tho resolution was lo me Minister hi II and lie ha i hi- i-ls the exhibit be Char- The . n bus I el coin in to an . that island ,. ; e ll e -11 ion in Havana make- of the progress . t Iii- work there and other . News liner. lie tin of tile since the franchise was given them bus d. in lo the aid mi burned so to shelter of Hie Constitutional ; t a of August than What It Cost China. The uprising in China has cost fat more than the demanded by the Allied for, according lo a reputable Chi- authority, credibility is vouched for by prominent Amer- China, it has ens her mil- lions in destroyed and looted, and a million of of persona killed In outrage, disease Starvation caused the war. This looks like exaggeration, but Amer- have b-en In a position to witness the ravages and my it is but that abatement by this Chinese la rather under than the Star. If you want stoves or ranges constructed principles which ore durable, and convenient, us well as hen it t If and look fur trade mark, which is shown or by it libs- Imitations and all others in yearly sol n every and Ho not be deceived their conduct in voting voting h the same thing in lions lust week . Is this ha- more lo sentiment n n of luxes than . nm- tiling could Inn c done haps And hen c mil I . will though . . vi t in b n e no . lb . i i--1; . II III- to till in the e in- BAKER k lie got ii.- Hospital It the j . I but from i I.- the in ill i. in he lea , . I It I . , I for all lie el 0.11 . I, lit. e ill in I to and one acres and they were ii. . I a v aids over t lie The was I up and warm, though lulling soil cold and , the I Ills bus been M lag 1-1.11 and Algeria In iii- is , that cuts a ills- in be Invading -u. ml is, . I pie lit H not do to n . .- for reflection -aloe -lion. II. N. Building N. C. . i e v i i-l the ; Hit . lib . i i . I's v . , he dry II . . Id Co., that IV lull III . be i in,. hi iv form tin more mil i . time, . re lo lb. ,. than in -1.