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Have You Forgot
What
THAT I AM STILL CARRYING
DATE LINE OF
Dry Dress Goods, Shoes
Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware
ANn A NUMBER OF other thing
WHICH I AM UNABLE TO MENTION
Come to sec me for your next Barrel of Flour or Pork.
Yours to please-
Jas. B. White.
AFTER YEARS PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID IN THE
OF NEWARK, N. J., YOUR POLICY HAS
Value,
Cash Value,
II. Paid-up Insurance,
Extended that works automatically,
Is
Will be re-instated if arrears be month while yon
are living, or within three years after lapse, upon satisfactory-evidence issued
of and of arrears with interest.
second No Restrictions. Incontestable.
Dividends are payable at the beginning of the and each
succeeding year, provided the premium for the current year be paid.
They may be To reduce Premiums, or
To Increase the Insurance, or
make policy payable as an during the lifetime
of insured.
J. L. SUGG,
Greenville. X. C.
TONIC LAXATIVE
If you have tour stomach, indigestion, biliousness, constipation, bad
inactive liver, heartburn, kidney troubles, backache, loss
r-f insomnia, lack of energy, bad blood, blotched or muddy skin,
or j symptoms and disorders which tell the of bad and an
impaired digestive system, Will Cure You.
It will clean out the bowels, stimulate the liver and kidneys, strengthen
mucous membranes of the stomach, purify your blood and put you
your again. Your appetite will return, your bowels move
your liver and kidneys to trouble you, your akin will clear and
freshen and you will feel the old time energy an J buoyancy.
. r t one-, fur
diarrhea. colic-and . Ideal
It pain or a
aids r. a. . . ton .
SIM-.- restful and Uses. hearty. ; ;
t U awl
For Sale by
, I i not only FM
mi-
i I Ml LAX A KOLA CO . .
to
bottle if
I . i -I.
. name -I i
chain
OVER
Our Line of
New Millinery
and you will convinced a
prettier, more stylish display was
never
Made in
Greenville.
OUR RALEIGH LETTER.
of
S. V., Dee.
Well, Christmas is so near at
hand that seems to be
it in their
spirit of good cheer
already the
correspondent wishes you,
Mr. and all your readers a
most Christ mas and a
New you
as old Rip would say,
long and
CAROLINA
It is stated that Senator Sim-
may to-morrow introduce a
bill in Congress to permit
of the muster roll of the
Confederate soldiers now
in the Pension Office of Gov-
Washington, if
Hitchcock decides, that it can-
not be done lawfully without such
a course being resorted to. Mr.
Simmons has also asked
to have copied the first census
of North Carolina, taken in 1700,
at which time only the heads of
families were enumerated.
But we had over of I hem
then.
NEW BY
AYCOCK.
For first time in this Stale
special
to the Penitentiary author
to receive a prisoner bar-
tender named Gay, who murdered
his employer at threaten-
ed with lynching last Thursday
night. And again the Governor
is right. This is course that
should have been taken heretofore
instead of lodging such prisoners
in the jail of this
the of this
writer and many wiser men, all
in this State should
take place within the walls of the
State Prison. It may come to that
yet.
The criminals from
Greensboro have been brought to
this prison, but the authorities
want to keep a sharp and quick
eye those fellows if they to
held. Less ones have
gotten away from there a
in I he days
man's inhumanity to man.
Superintendent of the
Hospital for Hie Insane,
Raleigh, last week made
annual report to the Din
of Institution, showing
patients then in the hospital,
females and males,
applications on file and the re-
of these, owing to the
lack of room; N were discharged
as cured and the percentage of
deaths was Additional
in the shape of rooms, etc.,
have been needed at this hospital
several years, and it is to lie
hoped that the next Legislature
ill provide Superintendent Me
The charitable
institutions of North Carolina
be properly provided for;
people should demand of
men they tend the Legislature
that they do this charitable work
for the unfortunate and stricken
son- and daughters of
and. if necessary, make them
pledge themselves to do it before
the elected. The late Ir.
Kirby did more, as Superintendent
this Institution, than any his
predecessors, and he is followed by
a worthy who is
his energies, backed by a
liable experience his profession,
to his new work. Hut no
man can his In or accomplish
highest results unless provided
proper and adequate tool
and it is the business to
provide in this case.
Pills
will save the from
enable him to eat
whatever be wishes. prevent
SICK HEADACHE,
cause the food to and
the body, give keen appetite,
DEVELOP FLESH
and muscle. Elegantly sugar
coated. s
Take No Substitute.
Unlike pugilists, clocks don't
shake hands for the wind-up.
When green isn't becoming to a
girl she shouldn't lie envious.
Luck doesn't come to the man
who depends absolutely upon it.
No, Maude, dear; the game laws
do not restrict the
season.
Aerial navigation will put
to the footprints in sands of
time.
E. E. Griffin,
Practical Maker and Jeweler.
Opposite P. O., Greenville, N. C.
Recently visited the market
the stock clocks,
pins, etc., ever
to Greenville. articles for
holiday tads and present
Prompt attention to special orders He-
pairing to clocks and wale he done
promptly.
E. E. GRIFFIN.
-----ESTABLISHED 1475.------
S. M. Schultz.
Wholesale and retail Grocer and
Furniture Dealer. Cash paid
Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar
re's, Turkeys. Egg, etc. Bed-
steads, Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba
by Carriages, Go Carts, Parlor
suits, Tables, Safes, P.
Hard and Ax A, Red
Heat Tobacco, Key West Cheroots,
American Beauty Cigarettes,
Cherries, Teaches, Apples
Pine Jelly, Milk,
Flour Sugar, Co Ace, Heat, Soap,
Magic Food, Hatches, Oil,
Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar-
den Oranges, Apples, Hat,
Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches,
Prunes, Currents,
and China Ware, Tin Wooden
Ware. Cakes Crackers,
Butter, Stand
ml Sewing nil
other Quality and
Quantity Cheap for cash, ton
to me.
Phone W.
A PROCLAMATION BY THE
NOR.
Pattern Hats, Sailors,
Baby Cloaks and Caps. The very newest
and latent styles in everything in my line.
Prices lower than ever, me a call.
Greenville, N,
fountain
North Carolina has cause to be
proud of her
Congress, and it is a of re-
that they will able lo
wield and lake
to which their
talents them. One reason
for this is they are in the minority
and the other is because of their
inexperience Congress. North
Carolinians do not seem lo
dale the importance, nay,
the of retaining her
Representatives in Congress for a
longer lime. A
of moderate ability, but with
experience can render
service than
one with ability and less
experience. Many States
appreciate this fact by re electing
their for several
successive terms.
Two Of brightest
from this Slate
Congressional career at this session,
K. W. and Hon. Claude
for both whom
predict a and useful In
IS WHAT YOU
ABE LOOKING FOB
Then yon want
people who have cash to spend
They arc the who read
THE
and you attract their attention
and their cash in no better way
than by putting your advertise-
in this paper.
Advertising
Reward.
State of Carolina,
Executive
W u i information
has received at this Depart
that at Falkland, Pitt county,
N. C, on or about December 22nd,
1900, John H. Parker shot and
killed Alex Little.
And it appears that
the d fled
or so himself
that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served upon
Now, therefore, I, Charles B.
Governor of the State of
North by virtue of
in me vested by law, do
issue this my proclamation,
a reward of two hundred
for f and
livery of said John II Parker
to the Sheriff of Pitt county at the
Court house in Greenville and I
do enjoin all of State
and all good citizens to assist in
said to justice.
,. Done at our City of
I the 28th day
October, in the year
of our Lord one thous-
and nine hundred and one and in
one hundred and twenty sixth
year of our American
By the
Chas. B. Aycock.
P. M. Private Sec.
H. Parker is
nearly six feet high of spare build,
weighs about pounds, has
boyish face, is almost beard
less, has blue eyes, light hair, is
slightly stooped and is about
years old.
Photographer,
GREENVILLE, N. C
The leader in good work and low prices
Nice Photographs per dozen.
Half Cabinets per dozen.
All other lines very cheap Crayon
made any small picture cheap. Nice
Frame on all the lime. Come and
examine my work. No trouble to show
sample and answer question. The very
best to Office
to a. to p m. Your to please,
HYMAN.
The in n of die
of tin- I of
of
each member number
mile traveled tad allowed for
as for the
year Sod, MM.
II I. hath
W day,
W attended
M days,
J J Sail.
L J Chapman attended days.
days an Com. f
For be 20.01
O W
For day H Com.
For day
miles
W k.
For days Com.
For II
For miles traveled
1866.
J. W. PERRY CO.
Norfolk, Va,
Cotton Factors and handlers of
Bagging, Ties and Bags.
Correspondence and shipments
solicited.
CANNON
For as
For days as Q ft
For 20.00
For days as ,
For miles traveled 16.60
L J
For as Commissioner
For traveled 21.00
ill Will
bring yon success. Don t
lug I in the race,
but let the people know
you are here for.
The quickest and best
way to sell anything is lo
ii in Such
an goes straight to
the people, they learn what yon
sell and you reap the
benefit.
We have just purchased a Urge
supply of bright and attractive
cuts to illustrate Reflector ad
yon are at
to use them. If you d know
just what you to say, we will
help you get up advertise-
That is t
help you talk to people.
The cost of an advertisement in
The u the easiest part.
Total amount allowed board
of Pitt.
T H clerk of the
of for the county
do hereby that the
a as doth appear
of record In this of No-
TR MOORS,
Hoard Pitt County.
THE GREENVILLE
CO.
Manufacturers of
Boers, Sash and Blinds,
Interior and Exterior Finishings
for Fine Modern and Cheap Build-
We solicit patronage and
guarantee to give satisfaction in
prices, styles and
Please send your outers lo
f Co.
GREENVILLE., K. O.
NOTICE.
As I am now in the in
more fur the an op-
I books and ac-
counts in of my brother, Mr.
Wiley blown, at i-tore Greene ft
given him full authority to col-
and receipt for same. I ask
to him and set-
ZENO BROWN, M D.
The undersigned having qualified as ad-
the estate of M. It
In gives to all having
claims estate to present them
for payment on or before December
1902, or this notice will be plead in bar of
their recovery. Persons indebted to said
deceased arc requested to make
payment.
December 13th, 1901.
M. L.
Administrator.
TO CREDITORS.
The Superior court Clerk of Pitt county,
having issued letters of Administration to
roe, the undersigned, on the 10th day of
December, 1901, on the of J. A,
Thigpen, deceased, notice hereby given
to all indebted to make
to the undersigned,
and lo creditors of said estate to present
their claim, to the
within twelve months
the date thin notice, or this notice will
in liar of
This the 10th day of December, 1901.
J. A, THIGPEN, JR.,
on
NOTICE IO CREDITORS.
Having duly qualified before the
of court Clerk of Pitt county as
of the Last Wilt and Testament Mrs. B.
Hanrahan. deceased, notice is hereby
given to all indebted to the estate
to make immediate payment to the under-
signed, all having claims against
the estate are to present t licit claims
for payment on or before the 29th day of
November, or this notice will be plead
in of recovery.
This 29th of Nov. 1901.
Executor of Mrs. H. M. Hanrahan.
Pitt County In Superior court.
vs.
Tito. D.
The defendant, above
named, will notice that an action en-
titled above commenced in the
Superior court of Pitt conn y for divorce,
the defendant will further take notice
that he required to he and appear at the
next regular of the Superior held
fur In
house in Monday be
fore first Monday of March, 1902, it being
the 13th day of January, 1902 and then and
there answer lo the complaint, which will
bailed before said court, or
will be granted accordingly to the
of complaint.
Thai 2nd of November, 1901.
MOORE,
Clerk of Superior court
r court
Carolina. .
Pill county.
William J. Gardner Notice of summons
and Warrant of At
T.
The T. Britton, will take
notice that on the 20th November,
a was against him
in the entitled action by the under-
signed, clerk the Superior court of Pitt
county, returnable to the January term
1902 of Pitt Superior court which convene
on the 7th Monday before the 1st Monday
March, 1902, it being the Kith day of
January, 1902, Which summons was re-
turned the Sheriff of said county not ex-
and this endorsement. De-
T. C. Britton not to be found in
my The purpose of said action,
as alleged Plaintiff, ii to recover of
th defendant, T. Britton, the sum of
fifteen hundred damages which
plaintiff alleges is due him, as damage, for
a violent and assault committed on
him by the defendant by which Plaintiff
and painful personal In-
The said T C. Britton, defendant afore-
said, will also take notice that a warrant of
Attachment was by the said under-
signed clerk the 20th day of November,
1901, against said T. C.
Britton directed to the Sheriff of Martin
county and returnable- to the January term,
Pitt Superior court which
on the Monday before the 1st
in March, 1902, it being Monday, the
day of J any, 1902, being the time
and place when and where the aforesaid
is returnable. And the said T
C. Britton will like notice, that he is re-
quired to and answer or demur to
complaint of plaintiff in this action or
the relief therein will lie granted.
I i. at my in town of Greenville
this November 1901.
D. MOORS,
Clerk Superior court.
tO
Public
ATTENTION AGENTS
Mr. U. General Agent for
Carolina Virginia, of Well-
Known and Popular Company,
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
Life Co., of
to to large number of
policy holder., and to the public
generally, of North com-
will now In
and from data will
and attainable to all de-
siring the very beat insurance in the beat
life insurance company in world.
agent In your town not
yet arrangements,
JOHN C
State Agent, Haleigh, N. C.
Paid policy
energetic agent wanted at
once to work the
OLD DOMINION LIN
Steamer leave
ton daily at A. M. for Green-
ville, leave Greenville daily at
M. for Washington.
Steamer
Greenville Mondays, Wednesday
and Fridays at A. M.
leave Tarboro for Greenville
at A. M. carries freight only.
Connecting at Washington
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore,
New York and
ton, and for all points for the West
with railroads at Norfolk.
Shippers should order freight by
the Old Dominion S. 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. C.
f.
DEALER IN
N. O.
Cotton Bagging and flee always
on hand
Fresh goods kepi constantly on
hand. Country produce and
sold. A trial will convince yon.
D. W.
W. R. WHICHARD BRO,,
IN
Whichard, N. C.
The Stock complete In every de
and prices as low at the
lowest. Highest market price
paid for country produce.
i. l
IN------
A LINE OF
Also a nice Line of Hard wan.
COME TO SEE ME.
J. B.
Norfolk, Va.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers Id
Cotton, Grain and
ons. Private Wires to New York,
Chicago and New Orleans.
The Commoner
ISSUED WEEKLY.
WILLIAM J.
Editor Publisher,
Lincoln,
in Advance.
One Year II, Six Months
Three Sing. Copy
No traveling canvassers are em-
ployed. Subscriptions taken a
Weekly and
will be sent together
one year for or The Daily
and
one year for 93.60 payable in ad-
Taut or I
mm
for fr
Christmas
A nice Xmas present, our pretty at Cost.
Prize Soft Sole
About
bare largely car-
pets in American homes of recent
years.
The modern hygienic housewife
insists upon baring movable floor
coverings because can be kept
to much cleaner.
For people who rent, rugs
found in lie long run to be
with of
residence can lie more easily
fitted than a carpel to the new
floors.
There are a few facts which the
woman who buys for her house
i needs lo lead
I all the in artistic design M
I well as coloring. Ten dollars is
I what n foot the best Per-
rug II worth, and it look a sin-
weaver twenty-three days to
complete that portion.
The Turkish from
made of wool and are woven in
most every hamlet and home. Ev-
poor family as a part of
their house furnishing which
arc very valuable, but which they
will not part except in time of
the direst need.
The rug arc
inferior in quality. Their
, name is derived from the mart to
Rift for all womens and wens shoes. brought for sale.
They are made in the interior from
the Angora goat's hair.
rugs are made by a bond
of nomads in the of Ana-
These are rug of even
texture woven from wool of the
Cue flocks of sheep.
A Nut Pudding.
A rich and delicious desert and
easily served, which is a
consideration, is a nut pudding.
make it beat separately the
and of six To the
yolks add one and n half cups or
granulated sugar, and to whites.
beaten to the t possible
add three cups of chopped or
pounded nuts.
or almonds are equal IV MIX
nil together lightly and stir in one
of vanilla. Then, last
of all, sift in one or
baking powder well mixed in one
of flour.
ThU is to ho baked quickly
icily tins and when ready to
serve is to he put together like layer
cake whipped A pint
of this thoroughly chilled and sea-
with flavoring or brandy will
sufficient lo put between layers
and over the top and sides.
Xmas Goods.
Our Stock is Complete,
elections from those
Figures, Bisque Figure,
Cull early and make your
Busts, White Classical
Boys Clothing at cost.
in prices and qualities
Can please you
W. T. LEE CO-
Fancy China
Plates, Cups, Saucers, Cut Glass, Silverware, etc.
Dolls All Kinds.
IF
YOU ARE
HUNTING
The Place to
get the Best
Goods for the
Least Honey
then yon will
go straight to
HOOKER
Complete --lock of fall and winter goods
now ready for your inspection, and our
NEW
cannot be surpassed anywhere. The
ladies should not fail to see our stock.
H. C. HOOKER.
are going fast,
to get your choice.
Don't eel left be in time
mi
OF A THE
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Mr. Dan Abram, of Rocky Mount, N. C., took out policy
No. in 1866,
year accumulation period; annual premium total
payments
OPTIONS OF SETTLEMENT.
year dividend payable in cash
and continue policy for .
2- Pull paid participating additional
and continue policy for
Withdraw total cash value
For an agency, or example of results at your age
with any other company, address, giving date of birth,
T. ARCHIBALD General Agent.
For Virginia and North Carolina,
1201 E. Main Street, Va
0,000.00
5,000.00
Kinds at The Reflector
Railroad Talk.
Wilson, V. C, Dec.
i.- railroad talk going on here, but
going on so quietly as hardly to be
known. It Is talk that is
being done and the result may link
Haleigh to with another
tie of iron and pass on to
Washington through
Mr. J. II. Turner, lately
of tho Second Division
of the has been here
talking and
man has beer here seek-
Information about the road
which in proposed to build.
The project, as Information
obtained here, is to run the line of
road Iron Raleigh to
then turning to the southeast
ALL ARGUMENTS HALT WHEN THE
PRICE AND MERCHANDISE IS RIGHT.
Fruit For
The use of diminishes acid-
and
The acid in undergo
which diminish the acidity of the
blood and in the elimination o
rheumatic
The most fruits
ripe grimes, lies, strawberries
. near,
figs, dates, apples and
. . , ii
A dietary o
fruits is n means of over
coming biliousness.
Such a dietary rosy he
ed for one or two days week.
A fruit dietary is
The fruits are
., pies, prunes mid
The pleasant days we have been having are now u
BAKER HART,
FOR STEAM SUPPLY.
of the past, and only the pleasant memories of the same re-
main. Have applied yourself with all necessary winter
clothing i When you face facts all arguments halt. We give
no prices but all winter goods
ft
A full and up-to-date line of Clothing, Shoes, Hals, Dry
Goods, Rugs, Notions, Dress Goods and Trimming. Under-
wear the cold kind. Winter and season right for
Blankets and Comforts, yes stock right too.
STANDARD PATTERNS,
RICKS WILKINSON.
Clue For Heady
To any of eon
of water t
both together in bottle, t
tight and set ii by for three r four
days, when it trill lit for
without the application of
Glue prepared sill keep fir
years and ll all lime
except in cold nil her. i
it should he MM III water b
using. To
of the
by the glue drying in
tho vessel use a vessel fl i
cover tilling light on i
prevent the pint v r
evaporation. A strong solution if
isinglass In the m
it an cement for leather
If you Line never tried
lemonade with boiling you
have
hint. Tn it non the
juice from lemons into
,, n ire Add two
hi
. if lemon,
;,, I . t boiling
When
a lo
We have just added Steam Supply to our business an-
will sell anything in this line very low. See us when in want t
Globe and Angle Valves, Standard Globe
and Angle Valves, Check Valves, Water
Oil Cups, Air Cocks. Steam Hancock
S. Cocks, Steam
Pipe all sizes, Pipe Filling all sizes.
COMPLETE LINE OP Packing, Robber Bolt, Gaudy
Belt, Mather Belt, Bolt Ls log, Bolt Hooks,
GRIFTON ITEMS.
N. . IS,
w. Bern,
left
V. A. returned to Kin-
Sal
Mr. W. S. returned to
New Bern Wednesday alter a few
Weeks here.
Misses Katie
home Saturday
tiller H weeks vi-it at Conetoe
and Tarboro.
Kelli
hi at
Mi. Mi
lilt then Inane in
I., o. Co. is lushing to get
In building by of
no building corner to Wilson and on to Groan-
f ville Pamlico river,
corner Bridge water
HI soon be completed and D
will occupy n- through a
level country and a
Perry, of Kinston, has territory
. a i rich in Eastern Carolina a great
removed his family near tuition.
c and J. I. Patrick crop awl thick
will open up the Ural of January
a general line of
, . such a road seems certain.
I much excite-1 at in a
here A crowd from
were here taking of railroading and who
Christina and two of the crowd tins projected road a paying
more than bargained
Lilly and J. A.
engaged Cries Moors, col., at
for a and tn th.
drew his pistol and Ii i a to testify to the
ii i.
twice, one ball sinking of H
I Williams, colored, in the public
William was taken lo Dr.
of Perry
killer. that get
.
articles,
f ion's and O search for Painkiller that was
. , , , in family before yon was born.
I ball was made not h, s
Dr. of Ayden, was wired j but one Parry
to Dr.
and tiny made a thorough Here b the el base.
nit did not Bud ball. Living this winter comes high.
Officer arrested both The price of cotton Is low and
S has been a rise In
look i
tin
SOLE AGENTS
lo
office. lined and
coat, making a Lilly
was kept over until his relatives
came to his whisk was
until court at
a steady rise
breads Meats, eggs aid bat-
which as their basis the
cereals to a greater or less client,
have also advanced in price. It is
predicted that lie fore the end of
Williams is gelling along and wheat will have
K, ii well a lo
Sewn Pip- and Farm Drain ill
Garland Cook Stoves.
BAKER HART.
We congratulate brothers Man-
of lbs Henderson Gold Leaf,
W of the Greenville
upon papers re
cent I j celebrating I bell twentieth
Ninth Carolina can
nut boast of two editors more pa-
and public spirited, and we
I In in both many more years
of
advanced to one dollar per bushel.
The farmer goes to market with a
few bales of cotton not
returns home with
dollars in his purse. the sot
belt few people,
even among the
class, enjoy the a tail
pocket book. And yet the
has its silver lining. people
go to church w finer clothe on
ever worn, and
. never before history of this
OFT .
N. C.
A to be Of
laths and cur- of a
in the rawness I so many of our children
n ; . , t . . .,
. of life, longs. of W us Have
a threat sad limes is coinage and stop talking
keenly enjoyed n There is nu In It-
emir. Sofa fold HUH IS l in-
yea have Wen from
and Allen's bung I
EASTERN REFLECTOR
K. C.
D. i. Ed. Owner
Entered at the Poet Office at
BAND CONCERT.
Splendid Entertainment in the Opera
Entered at the Post Office at ,
Mall Matter.
Mil I December M,
Friday given by the
Band in appreciation of the
many courtesies the people
Greenville have
Besides several of best M
Senator Hanna has introduced a by the band,
bill in Congress to grant a pension there were some delightful
of a year to the widow of ties. Mrs. J. B. Cherry, always a
two solos, her
song just down the
Miss James also
two sol. She has a rich
alto voice that mag
the late President
President Roosevelt has sent a
special message to Congress in a
which he expresses approval the sweet. The vocal sol.
proposed establishment an
park.
In the assignment of lit
the States Sen
F. M. Simmons, the
from North Carolina, was
given places on six of the most
important.
The Henderson Gold Leaf, one
of the best weekly newspapers in
the State, is twenty years old.
Editor Manning is a veteran
in the service and his paper has
labored faithfully for the
of Henderson.
by Mr. A. A. Forties, Jr., Ill rich
baritone voice, met much applause.
The orchestral by the
Forbes family was a
of the
The contribution was nut
overlooked and coins were liberal
dropped to give the poor
children of the a happy
Christmas. The amount put
was
Greenville is proud of the
la There is not a better
the State.
The News and Observer
has recently issued three splendid
crop on cotton, one
on peanuts and one on
giving the condition of each crop
in the localities where they are
raised. These special editions are
worth much to the people of the
State.
Senator F. M. Simmons has
proposed a bill providing for the
erection of a to
the first white child
born in the United States, and
also an appropriation of to
celebrate on Island, next
summer, of the landing July 4th,
1654, of the first English speaking
expedition on the continent.
Chas. Emory of
has tendered President
bis resignation as Postmaster Gen
to take effect early next
mouth, and Henry C. of
Wisconsin, vice chairman of
national committee,
has accepted the tender of the
office, to which he will
immediately after the
day recess.
President Roosevelt has decided
not to give H. P. the
lax is now the a
Carolina, the t fur an-
other term as Recorder of
for the District of Columbia
Charges were preferred
ed, hence the President one lulled
the best thing to do was to let him
down out of the office.
There was a large audience at
Explosion in a Trunk.
An amusing accident occurred at
the A. N. depot this morn-
A colored woman,
came from last
night this had Al-
colored, a hack
driver, to take her trunk to the
A. N. depot. He deposited
the trunk on the platform, it being
taken in charge y Jim Holland,
employed to handle baggage.
land gave the trunk a few jerks to
get it in the place he desired,
lo, an explosion occurred, splitting
the bottom of the trunk and scat-
part of its contents around.
Needless to say Holland ;
and for a few seconds none
of those on the platform could
what had happened. The
of the situation then
burst upon them. The owner of
the trunk said she could not ac-
count for the explosion, that to her
knowledge there were no
it, but that she did have
some of her sister's articles in the
trunk which she bad never ex-
There were some lodge
badges blown out by the explosion
and some suggested that there
might have been some lodge para-
of an explosive nature iii
the Free Press,
Slate Auditor has issued
letters to a large number of
of deeds in various counties
them that the law
only collect the mer-
tax provided by the pres-
i even lie from Jan 1st.
to 1-t,
hate lax, the being re-
to give iii the gross amount
of his purchases during the
from January to January and An
Utter is to correct an
Cheatham, which upon Impression that the purchases
were to be substantial- must be given in from October.
This error was due to the fact that
the revenue act in operation prior
lo the 1901 legislature provided a
tax on the capital stock
instead the gross purchases and
The President ban ousted one this capital was given in for
. . . .,,,,, in October. Dr. Dixon says a
North Carolina colored man, but
. huge number the registers of
puts another in his place. He this
brought about the resignation
H. F. Cheatham as Recorder of
Deeds for the District of Columbia
and has appointed J. Dancy to
that position. Dancy has for some
years been Collector of Customs at
Wilmington and was in Washing-
for the purpose of seeking
when this new
plumb fell in his lap. The new
position carries per year
better salary than the old one.
of the Act
dealers in goods, wares
and doing business in
North Carolina to return
the full amount of their gross
alee from October, to Jan
Tho return be
made to registers of deeds in the
respective counties, from January
to row.
The custom of exchanging gift
at Christmas becomes more
every year. While it is a very
proper and appropriate custom,
yet it is one that loses its
in two many instances.
It is the love and friendship
prompting the gilt that is more
appreciated than its intrinsic
value, yet too often gifts are
made not from love or friendship,
but in some instances from mer-
to receive
exchange a more valuable gift
or the sake of appearances
only. Those gifts are most
and most appreciated
the most to the
recipient and are
tho result of self denial or one's
own labor, and are of a
loving heart and kindly feelings.-
Records
WOMAN IN KLONDIKE.
Just at dark w made a lauding
on tin the Yukon, directly
in front of the little Iowa of
son, and, pitching our tents in the
we camped for night
our first shelter of a lent
for days. All were so pleased
happy that good fortune had
enabled us to escape the perils
which threatened, a well the
danger of an block the river,
that the men proposed a celebration
of their good fortune. They were
going up town, but I it
was not right to leave me the
first night in a place and
that if they would remain in camp
I would pay for enough for them to
drink and have their celebration in
their tent. To this they agreed,
and one of went to the town
shortly returned, stating that
Canadian case good, was
a quart I tent him back and
purchased a couple of bottles, which
the men drank without becoming
boisterous. I then went to my war
sack, taking out my guitar,
which I bad Carried over the sum-
we sat on the ground around
the little lent stove and all joined in
singing the songs of
L. Kelly in Magazine.
Cot a Big Pearl With Hit
Morgan II. Morgan, file clerk
the office of the clerk of the circuit
court, in company with several
friends, lunched in a restaurant at
Clark and Randolph streets,
among other things, the entire par-
partook of fried oysters.
picked out a large, juicy one
and beginning to cat it with a
relish when teeth grated on a
hard substance.
He removed the object from his
month and was about to tell the
waiter that he had not ordered tho
oysters lo OS seasoned with gravel
when his attention was attracted
by the reflection of tho light upon
the object he had thrown on the
Investigation showed that it
was n pearl of good size.
Morgan put the pearl in his pock-
et and after leaving the restaurant
went to the office of a lapidary in
tho Champlain building, where he
was offered for the gem. He
took the money. Chicago Inter
Ocean.
Our Excess of Men.
Whatever differences Dame Na-
may have intended between the
spheres influence of nun and
men, she evidently intended that
numerically at least the to sexes
should stand on nearly the same
footing. The world over, except
where recognizable and what might
called artificial causes interfere,
the male and female elements of the
population are about equal.
Curiosity, not lo say astonish-
is excited, therefore, by n re-
cent announcement of census
bureau. Tho enumeration 1300
shows that there are more men and
than women girls in this
country and that the ex-
a population of
The excess appears
more distinctly perhaps when it is
said that there are males
only females In every thousand
people in the United
Tribune.
Dollar Overcoats For Soldiers.
Just at present o buffalo overcoat
is n very scarce article, and vet the
humble.- Uncle soldier
have cue of these
prized garments the asking. All
he baa to do i. to include the item
in his requisition for supplies,
the coat will be issued to
though it will belong to the
government, and if ho loses or de-
it he must pay for
carelessness.
The coats in the possession of the
war department are relics of the.
days when no man living in tho
northwest was thought to be prop-
equipped without a buffalo coat.
All of them have been worn, but
they are still in fair condition
are issued annually to those soldiers
who may want
Journal.
He Walked.
An Insurance officer who claims
to be the only man in bit business
who ever talked business to J.
Morgan remarked the oilier
could more easily the
hundred hardest men in San Fran-
than do it again. Never mind
how I did it. walked on
at the office one day and stated
my business.
did you get here said
he.
walked said I.
walk said he.
Leap Years In This Century.
The twentieth century will
the greatest number of leap
for a century namely,
twenty-five. Tho year 1901 will be
the first one, then every fourth year
after up to and including tho
year February will three
times five 1920,
1318
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
A Kitten That H.-d a Jolly Good Tims
In Snow.
Perhaps it interesting lo
our little folks to hear the story of
s kitten
that during the -now fall of the
found collecting snow
into heap rolling it into
balls. supposed this to be A
freak simply, though we watch-
ed her scuttling and scrambling
the soft drift. that the
nest snow fall would find lier forget-
or indifferent. Hut, to our
prise, at the next storm of the kind
we found her at a -nil more
ed game. Standing near a fence,
with gleaming eyes waving tail,
she watched the flakes fall.
they fell from a height, she
stood upon her toes and, holding up
her paws eagerly, looked into them,
tossing up the supposed contents.
Her excitement increased each mo-
and. hoping to bring herself
nearer to the of the fairy,
feathery thing-, she mounted a flow-
box. and, rearing her little lithe
body, she continued to catch and
toss, catch and toss, until she grew
wild with excitement. Then, leap-
down to the walk, she once more
gathered and rolled the woolly stuff
into halls, scattering them-hither
and thither, i very line of her body
expressing the most
action. This is surely an exception-
case, knowing, as we do, that the
feline race has a decided antipathy
to getting its feet and paws wet.
Philadelphia Ledger.
It Fools Eye.
You cannot be sure a thing
so because looks as if it were.
First are not always
correct. would think that the
II
Man ii
define were
id yet I hey are.
about by
l in;
long lines in this
parallel,
The deception Is b
short
can Hoy.
Gypsies In Hungary.
Gypsies being wanderers on i lie-
face of the earth, they have no fa-
but if is one
more another where they feel
at home and which they have
been fairly treated on the whole
that country i- Hungary. Two
things have brought the two folk
together The are inn-
and the are born
dancer.-. For some reason or other
the thinks fiddling is
Death The gypsy is quite con-
tent ii should be so, for no in-
save the bagpipes can
ply the wild dance music which the
Hungarian loves so well as
can. Gypsy bands arc thus in
great ma in Hungarian towns,
and many of the players make a lot
of money. Let a gypsy hand but
strike up a gay tune, and in a few
minutes men and women will be
seen dancing like mad, some of
them during the fury of the mo-
lavishing money the mu-
It i- even for
hire a gypsy hand for
their and ii is
said that Hungarian nobles have
ruined tin largely because
the have -pent
upon of pi
Our Circus.
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you must fond of
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CONDENSED STORIES.
Coolness and Common Sens of
Late
late of Afghanistan
i calved h i dentist
in op i court and him there
and then lo look at his teeth. There
one old stump which was
Iii id much pain, and the dentist
suggested to the that be
should take and
out. The asked what
effect of the gas would and,
being told, said, cannot risk
a dead man for five seconds,
much less live with
the whole Afghan court looking on
and a regimen of the escort us well,
the dentist had to struggle with the
difficult stump while lite sat,
never moving n muscle. The
was a man strong common sense,
and this moat valuable qualify once
saved a war between England and
When, after tho
incident, the went over the
border of his into India to
meet vice ;, there was a mo-
when peace and war hung on
a man's word. The viceroy told the
that the had taken
Afghan territory, had
guaranteed him against such
and that England was
pared lo fulfill its pledge. The
.-at the tent and pulled his
beard then asked for a map of
Afghanistan. When one was brought,
ho asked that the territory seized
should be pointed out lo him, He
traced with his finger the tiny fringe
that had been and then swept
his hand over the great space that
represented the rest of bis kingdom.
is so he said at last,
it is not worth making a great war
about
Anecdotes About Dorothy Drew.
Many interesting stories arc told
of little Dorothy Drew, the favorite
granddaughter of Gladstone. Quite
a host of notabilities have entered
their names on Dorothy's list of
friends. She coaxed an amazing
autograph out of Li Hung Chang
and met Kipling in
one of Ins happiest moods. They
had been in the grounds together
when Mrs. Drew appeared.
Dorothy, hope you have not been
wearying Mr. said her
mother, and Dorothy, the soul of
frankness and honor,
not a bit, mother. Hut he has been
wearying When no other pow-
on earth could Gladstone
from his hooks, never
pleaded in vain. lie must have
talked her a great deal of
for Dorothy after
his death, you think the Turks
will sorry grandpa is and
to have added sadly, know the
Armenians
His Commission.
When Coronet Joyce, of
men, went to to r--
King Charles I. to safer
I here being a plot among Pres-
to kidnap him, ho look
along BOO troopers. When Charles
stepped out of his house, lie was
Confronted by this considerable
force. The king at once asked
whether Joyce had any commission
for what he was doing. re-
plied Joyce, turning his saddle
as he spoke and pointing to the sol-
ho headed, my commission.
It behind is a fair com-
replied King Charles,
as well written as have seen
a commission in my life.
Cue Work.
A story of Hubert Louis Steven-
ton is as follows by an ac-
only do I re-
member seeing him play a game of
billiards, and n truly remarkable
performance ii was. lie played with
nil the fire and dramatic intensity
w.
II
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Willie Wasn't Sure.
Tea Ii., Willie, please rat
II ii.
V. hi Iii r, I think is a
lister, but I lint sure.
He Couldn't Lose Them.
Mrs. I
is unable ft Kit
creditors.
airs. you believe
it. He can and does meet
much oftener than ho to.
Chicago
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runs with am
he was apt to put into things.
balls Hew wildly about on or of
table as the ease might be, but
indeed ever threatened a
pocket got within a hand's
n cannon. line
thin; a bum of billiards he re-
marked lo astonished onlookers,
a year o
No Doubt at All.
you tire
wire out.
id
doubt it
ma'am; she
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ARE
YOU .
DEAF
ANY
HEAD
NOISES
ALL CASES OF
DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING
ARE NOW CURABLE
by our new invention. Only those deaf are incurable.
HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
fa A. OF BALTIMORE,
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of lo went, i will mm yam
lull f my ca. to n-rd your . w
About ago my right eat satins until I lo
my hear in k in Mr entirety.
for month.
i tar of who
only an h. to and even temporarily, head
in the affected would forever.
I then lit accidentally in n York paper, ordered
meat. ; had it only a few direction, r n- .- j and
tn-iT Ire my hearing been I
heartily and to
t. A. Md.
Our I mil me tit not interfere usual
YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF AT HOME
U SALLE AVE., CHICAGO,
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Married.
On
o'clock, at the home of Mr. Isaac
Hardy, father of the bride, near
Mr. Charlie Baker
Miss Lucy Hardy were married by
Kev. H. M. Eure, of the Method
it
The attendants were Frank Pat-
rick with Mies Kora Abrams,
James Little with Miss Mary Pat-
rick, Henry with Miss
Minnie Hardy, Baker with
Hardy.
after the ceremony
they left for the home of the
groom's Mr. Baker,
sis miles the country, where the
wedding supper was served. The
couple received many pres-
The Question Solved.
One came the
other day with what be thought
was a
is a newspaper like a
both have to be known
to
it has to have some
one to run
Because Both are good
have to lie press-
it sometimes changes
its dress and tell
The correct answer
every man should have one of his
not be running after bis
Of interest to Shippers.
The express will be open
some earlier usual on both
Monday and Tuesday mornings for
the convenience of those wishing
to send presents by ex-
press. No package that reaches
the office o'clock be for-
warded on the train, so
those expecting to make shipments
should wait until the hist min-
A better would be
those to In packages
the day Monday that they wish to
The ex-
pi business is very heavy for
holidays, and shippers
facilitate mailers by being far
ahead to avoid the rush.
Winterville Department.
Publicity u Necessity,
It is not often this day that
anybody says advertising
pay. Some forms of publicity
too expensive for the results they
bring; but without some publicity
nobody but the burglar sue
The fact that a man has a
over bis door is a that he
thinks pays. The
is a medium which a
man can use according to his means
or his desire, and if the best paper
for the purpose is selected it will
pay according to the amount of
space
Sick in New York.
His friends here at home
regret very much to that
Mr. C. Carr is sick
York, where be has a position with
tho A Tobacco Co. He has
a light of All
earnestly hope his sicklies will
show no serious development and
that be will be well again.
NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND
NOTES.
N. C, Dec.
containing acres more or
less. Nice tobacco, cotton or corn
land, acres cleared. Two good
tenant houses sad other buildings.
Adjoins the lands of Henry Cory,
Lewis others
may be known as the James B.
land. Apply to A. G.
Cox.
One of teachers our school
bad occasion to compel three lads,
all about years of age, to remain
in school hours. nil
had departed, but those who bad
to remain and silence reigned
supreme that room, and
the hour had become monotonous,
the youngest of those boys in the
most earnest manner,
arose and said, move we ad-
Very promptly the next
replied, second the
To which teacher
responded, guess I lay the
motion on the
Bar. O. W. of
spent Wednesday with A.
G. Cox.
Prof. W. H. of Green-
ville, came down Wednesday even-
and left next morning bis
tour school inspection.
Miss Effie left on the
train yesterday evening to visit
Miss Taylor, near Kin-
stun, spend the
School has closed for Christmas
and all the pupils have
borne our town looks a
little deserted. We wish each and
every one of them a pleasant time
will gladly welcome them on
their for the next session.
The festivities the holiday
season began here Thursday even
at the borne of Dr. and Mrs.
B. T. Cox. The home of this hos-
couple, always pleasant,
was doubly attractive on this
The brilliantly
lighted and every preparation
made for the pleasure of their
It goes beyond question
that all who attended again feel
to the Doctor and bis
charming wife for another evening
so delightfully spent that the
reality of attended Is akin
to a u, and the re-
with which they bade
their host adieu was a desire that
the event might last a I way.
J. H. Knight, of was
friends here Tuesday.
Tom Bail, of Lizzie, came
business Wednesday.
K. G. of Calico, has
moved bis family here and occupies
the Mrs. A in am Cox house.
Little Ms Irma Isabella
son came home Baltimore
Wednesday and everyone is de-
lighted to know her eyes have
very much improved.
Josh Manning went
Thursday.
W. L. Hurst and son, John, are
relatives Bertie.
W. M. Carroll, of
here Thursday.
f, O. Cox and wife, U. L.
Hamilton wife . the
funeral of their nephew,
Mumford, who died
Wednesday night near den.
The official goes where
duly calls.
Idle curiosity is always looking
for work.
The are the shortest of
Van
the coarse of a storm by down
signals that Riva warning of Ilk
Neither on you cute a cold by temporarily
Allen's Lung In which
no cures sore
sore lungs because it allays the
lbs mucus that stops
The Eastern Reflector.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT.
Audited and Allowed by the
Board of County of Pitt
County, with the and
and the Financial Con-
of the aid County the
Year 2nd, 1901.
PAUPERS.
To Whom
Moore .
Henderson b .
H- .
Adams .
A. .
Joiner .
i .
Amanda Dunn .
Horton .
Hi John .
d. Pope
W. U. and wire.
IS May
Amount
. M
Martha .
May .
Carr .
IT David .
Neal .
Grimmer .
a Annie Smith.
.
Smith .
.
Byrd .
Harris .
.
Teel .
Gay .
Simmons.
A. Roberson.
Dall .
Heath and wife.
.
Council Chapman .
Rives .
.
.
.
W. ;.
Hemby and wife .
Tucker .
Joyner .
II Maria Price .
.
Barbara Cannon .
Moore .
.
Mary .
Keel.
.
.
Cox .
Foreman .
Allen .
Blount .
Johnson .
.-.
.
and win .
Bright and wife.
Smith .
.
Brown.
ST Mariam Smith.
Richmond .
.
T Hannah .
Clark .
Peyton.
Cox and wife .
Dupree .
.
.
Thomas Williams .
William .
II. Smith .
Cox .
Johnson.
Charity .
H. .
Co.
Rollins .
Nancy Moore . .
Henderson and .
J. H. .
Adams.
A. .
Charles Joyner.
Harris .
Dunn .
Horton .
Wilson .
D. Pone and wile
a. and
May .
Martha .
Ned May .
Ill Catharine Carr .
Ill David .
M E. Neal .
Chaney .
Annie Smith.
US Redmond .
Polly Smith .
Virginia Atkinson .
Mary Jones .
Bynum Teel .
too nettle .
U Simmons .
R. A. .
Henry Dall . .
and wife.
.
Council .
Brown .
.
.
a W. .
Hemby
Tucker .
rein o Joyner.
Price.
a .
Moore.
.
.
Mary .
Keel .
.
; .
cox .
.
All-n.
.- .
Johnson .
.
.
Matthew a . j-
and
.
.
sag. Margaret Heath .
Smith .-.
.
.
.
.
i-. i Peyton .
h Cox w
Ml
so
IN
SO
SO
No. Whom Issued-
Thomas Williams .
Win. Col .
HI D. II. smith .
Martha Cox .
.
. .
Kill. Tyson .
.
Barry l. ., .
. .
.
Willis Graham .
Ml Robert Congleton .
Morris .
Moore .
K. Henderson and Son
II. .
. Adams .
L. A. .
Mrs. .
U .
Dunn .
Horton .
John
J. D. Pope wife
W. G. and wife
May .
.
Ned May .
Catharine .
David .
HIE. Neal.
Chaney Grimmer .
Annie Smith.
Redmond .
.
.
Harris.
Mary Joins .
Tel .
Gay .
Simmons .
R. A. .
Doll .--.
Heath and wile
Isabella .
Ht Council Chapman .
Rives.
Mary .
Ellis .
W. .
Hemby and win
Simon
SO
SO
.
Maria Price.
.
Barbara cannon .
.
so Maria Harrington .
Frank Crimea .
Mary
Keel.
.
Cox .
I b .
I .
I sol Henry Johnson .
.
.
I SO Ml Ellen Matthew.
Noble and wile .
Ml and
Argent .
lams .
Brown.
Heath .
Smith . .
Robert .
Thomas .
Hannah .
Clark .
Peyton . .
l Church Cos wife .
1601 Dupree .
Atkinson .
M Anderson .
William .
SO lull D. II .
I Cox.
Johnson .
.
II II. Tl.-on .
40.-. .
Berry
Mary and Taylor.
lot Easter Patrick .
Willis Graham .
no Robert Congleton .
too Morris .
sirs. Jane
John .
.
Joyner .
lodge .
Mary Spain .
.
SO Moore ; .
M K, son .
I. II. .
so I. A.
I Joyner .
.
Dana .
Iii .
Wilson.
;,. J wife .
ll and win .
1-5 May .,.
.
Ned May.
.
Ml David .
l-l. .
Grimmer .
Annie smith ,.
Redmond .
Atkinson .
.
.
Ml
.
iii. .
II. A .
I H l. i iv ,., ;,,.
, v .
i .
. Samuel .
. Mary III own .
Ellis .
W. .
Hemby and win
Simon .
Joyner.
Maria Price .
Palsy .
Cannon .
Moore .
Maria .
.
n .
Mel
.
. I, .
Foreman .
Allen .
Blount.
Henry .
David .
i Iii-. Matthew
v-
ii wife
v.
I .
Brown
Amount. No To Whom
7.82
H .
Braxton .
Clark.
Rachel Peyton .
Cox .
Sgt .
.
Charlotte .
William .
n ii. Ii .
Martha
Susan Johnson .
.
i ii. .
Murphy .
e .
Mary All.- Taylor .
r K .
Willis Graham .
Root .
Mrs Jane .
.
Joyner .
Hodge .
Spain .
James .
.
Win. m.
Bill and Witt.
and wire .
.
I. A.
61- Millie Ann Blount .
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Sunday school P. M., W. B.
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Pa. Agent
I. It. Manager.
T. M.
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Christmas
Our Furnishing Department
In fairly abloom with bright, Christmas
the that the combined of the
weaver and silk worm ever produced. Every too,
that fashion allows. There is scarcely a man, young or old,
who will not receive a Christmas from hit wife, or
brat girl, Hint if every who buys a
Christmas Tie would look here first, that would sell every
Christmas Tie sold in
THE CLOTHIER.
EASTERN REFLECTOR
NOTICE.
If there is a CROSS MARK
in the margin of this paper it
so to remind you that you owe
for
and we request
you to nettle as early as pas-
We need what YOU
owe us and hope you will not
keep us waiting for it.
This notice is for those who
find the cross mark on their
paper
LOCAL REFLECTIONS.
Don't let year find yon
debt to your
Toys,
Vases cheap at S. M.
The moon will set a bad example
by getting full Christmas day.
Bring fat Cattle to E. If.
and Hi gross,
Register of Deeds T. R. Moore
has received the pension warrants
for Pitt county. The soldiers
widows whose names were recent-
published can call for them.
Oil Saturday somewhere
between the Brown
or in I lost
a black pocket book containing
There was one bill, lit-
bills, the balance in bills
of and My name was the
pocket book, also cotton
tax receipt and some other
papers. Will liberally reward
delivery same to W. B.
Brown, at his store
or to me. C
earnestly request
those owing for The
Reflector settle or
send us the money. It is
a time that we need
now, and all who have
had the paper and owe for
it ought to be willing to
pay without waiting to be
asked.
Good Idea.
The town authorities have had
all street lamps town taken
put away until after
Christmas, to save them from be-
damaged or destroyed by the
The moon is
us a good turn shining through
the holidays.
Honor Roll.
Masonic Hal School, month
ending December 20th,
Lee Brown,
Critcher,
Mattie Lawrence,
Rollins,
Mae J
Lena Smith.
Mr. Jno. A. and Miss
Lizzie Spain were married at the
the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. B H. Spain, five
mile on the
of the 18th Rev. J. T.
of the Christian church,
officiating. Only the families of
the contracting parties were
THE MUSICAL
Delightfully Enjoyed by Those Present.
The friends and patrons of
Lima Sheppard's music school were
entertained at the
musical by her pupils Fri-
day The little folks
acquitted themselves charmingly,
showing both their
teacher and faithfulness at
practice. Some of them had
mouths their
progress is remarkable.
The following program was
Chorus, by class.
of Miss
Bagwell.
Field and For
Warren.
Brown
Miss Lee Brown
Misses
King and Spain.
Miss Hen-
Misses
Brooks Smith.
Misses Smith and Gay.
Home Miss
Agnes Spain.
Sunshine
Misses Higgs
Miss
Rosa Hooker.
Misses Higgs
and Skinner
Chorus, by class.
Ir. and Mrs. Cherry
respectfully you to the
marriage of their daughter,
A. Lillian,
to
Mr. Shade Allen
Wednesday evening, eighth,
nineteen hundred two,
at seven o'clock.
Mt. F.
N. C.
In Favor of
After being warmly contested
eight days court, the famous
will case came to a close
Friday, the jury deciding in
favor of the That is
they decided that the instrument of
f i nine in one of Mr. Shep
books sometime after his
death was his will. The
those opposed to the will, take an
appeal to Supreme Court.
HOWDY
Some Speak Me, Some to You.
Quite an Accident.
Mr. J. B. Cherry, Jr., was out
hunting Friday afternoon.
attempting to cross a on a
rail, the rail broke and he fell on
the ice which broke and let him
down In the water. In tho fall
both barrels of his gun wore dis-
charged and of the shot
rebounded a and struck
him In the face. His tight hand
and wrist were also badly sprained.
It war a escape from more
injury.
I. I. Moore went to Washington
today.
Jesse
day from Wilson.
W. J. Wed-
evening from
W. G, Lamb left this morning
for his home in
Major I. Fleming is borne from
I be V versify to spend Hie
days.
W. H Jr., went to Ayden
Wednesday returned
this morning. j
Jesse daughter,
Miss left this morning to,
visit relatives at Roper. j
V. W. Long, of Lane City, El.,
spent lust night his sis-
Mrs. W. F. Harding, and left
morning.
Harry Heller, advance
of Breezy com-
is here perfecting arrange-
for Hie appearance his
company the opera house
day, December
W. R. Parker went the road
today.
Miss Daughtry left this
morning for Charlotte.
Miss came in
this morning from
II. H. Wilson, Kinston, mail
clerk on Ibis of the Coast
Line, spent today In town.
Claude King, of came
in Thursday evening to the
holidays with here.
Little Miss lone May Hooker has
taken bar abode at the home
Mr. T. E. Hooker, and i the cause
of much happiness.
1901.
B. F. Bernard went to
today.
W, T. Lipscomb went Io
today.
T went Io
Mount today.
Miss Lizzie went to
today.
B. W. Friday
evening from Bethel.
i el in in to
this
Mrs. Battle went to
Jesse came in this morn
from down the mail.
J. A. and W. B. Fen-
went today
Mrs. Billiard left for
Friday evening.
J. II. came in Friday
from county.
Miss Ellen Barker went to
sou today to spend the holidays.
T. N. Scott left this morning for
his home to spend the holidays.
B. Ti Bailey returned Friday
evening from a trip up the road.
Willis Norman came in Friday
evening from Oak Institute.
J. Jordan left this
for Danville to spend the holidays.
Mrs J. W. left this
morning for Tarboro to visit
R. O. left this morning
for a trip all during tho
holidays.
Mrs. fl. King and children
returned Friday evening from
Washington City.
Miss Fan of Wilson,
rived Friday evening to visit Miss
Mary Alice
Misses Annie Perking and
Tyson left this morning for
more to spend the holiday.
J. of Philadelphia,
in Friday evening to spend
lie holidays With his father, J. C.
J. B. Harding came homo Fri-
day evening from the A. M.
College Raleigh to spend the
holidays.
Miss Harding returned
from the N. I. College at Greens-
Friday evening to spend
holidays home.
Andrew Moore and Charlie
James came home for the holidays,
Friday evening, from the
Chapel Hill.
Miss Delia H win left this morn-
for Salisbury, and
Chattanooga which places she
will spend a portion Of the
Mrs. Battle who has
been here the progress of
the Sheppard will trial in which
the was interested, left this morn-
for
Judge D. Winston left
morning for his home in
He will be back to hold
Court, much to the pleasure of the
people of Pitt comity.
Misses Mary Higgs,
Lottie Blow, Bertha Patrick,
and re-
turned from Institute at
Friday evening, to spend the
holidays at home.
SACRIFICE SALE.
WORTH OF
Dry
FURNITURE,
PRICES.
Mens
At Cut Price.
Overcoats
For Men, for Youths, for Children
at cut prices
F. C CORSETS.
Agent.
on the
Market
forth
Easy,
durable
CORSET WAISTS.
THE THING IO WEAR.
Health Io Wearer.
F. C.
If you will
wear Corsets
F. C
are the ones
to buy.
Odd Coats.
I US kind
kind
kind
now
now 2.48
now
Boys Knee Pants.
From pull lo
Mens Pants.
SIZES.
ALL PRICES
W THIS SALE
Hats and Caps.
fT
THESE GOODS MUST BE SOLD GASH.
f must be sold to make room for that Big
in Lynchburg, Va.
Mens Underwear.
Dozen Heavy Fleeced
., Shirts Drawers
Sale Price
Dress Goods.
of
Woolen and Silks
deduced to per cent.
Ladies Underwear.
Shirts and
HOc,
Greatest Sensation, Cutting and Slashing Prices la
Clothing and Furniture.
C. T.
The Big Store.
Greenville, N C.
Have You Forgot
NONSENSE A FACT
bead
All His
ABOUT THE
A BY THE
NOR.
What
THAT I AM STILL AN
OP-TO DATE LINE OF
Pry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes
Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware
Tinware,
AND A OF OTHER THING
WHICH I AM UNABLE TO MENTION
Come to sec me for your next Barrel of Flour or Pork.
Yours to please-
las. B. White.
What is known a the
i seldom occasioned by actual exist-
external conditions, but In tin
treat majority of cases by a disorder-
ed LIVER. m
THIS IS A FACT
which may be
by tryIng a course
Pills
control and regulate the LIVER, the ordinary process or
bring hope and to the cannot be served upon
They bring health and elastic-
to the body.
TWO YEARS PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID IN THE
ll
It
OF NEWARK. N. J., TOOT POLICY HAS
Loan Value.
J. Cash Value.
Paid-up Insurance, .
that works nit-ally.
I if arrears be month .,
are or three year, after lapse, factory evidence
of and payment of arrears will.
No e.
payable at the beginning of the second and
succeeding year, provided the premium for curie,,, year be paid.
They may be To reduce Premium, or
Increase the Insurance, or
I. To make payable as an during the lifetime
of insured.
T, L. SUGG,
Greenville. N. C.
Sister After
Christmas
to lands, and
especially those who have labored
among people whose principal
of diet is rice, arc apt to refer
to their lukewarm convert as
because the converts f
termed care much more for the ma-
than the spiritual food that
the missionaries dispense. Some-
thing of the same spirit animate
Christians, young old, m this
corner of the world, particularly at
holiday time, and among the
element when Christmas trees
and gifts are in order. The story
told recently by n Sunday
teacher is an illustration.
A couple weeks before Christ-
mas of the small bow in this
teacher's class contracted
and died. He was much be-
loved, and bis death was felt by hi
classmates and the workers In the Jack, . U., Pee. I
school. His name was the list Sunday morning hair past o
for a handsome gift at Christmas, at the Broom s
and the of the school ,,,, Miss Mary Mills was hap
decided that it would be I married to Mr.
gift set apart for the boy were sent Beating. The couple have many
to bis home, to be given to a friends throughout this section to
gar brother or disposed of as his par- May love and
thought lit. When the gift future
distribution was m progress, a sit-
of the little fellow, also an at- life.
at tho school, asked to Skinner and
take bis tilt borne. She received it White, of were here
in silence and stood around with an .
Reward.
COVER-1 in 1866.
J. W. PERRY k CO.
Norfolk, Va.
Cotton Factors and handlers of
Bagging, Ties and Bags.
Correspondence and shipments
solicited.
OLD DOMINION
State North Carolina,
Executive j
official information
has been received at this Depart
that at Pitt county,
N. C, on or about December NOTICE.
1900, John M. Parker shot
i As BOW in the m
M.
the d John H. Parker has l
Steamer leave
ton daily at A. M. for Green-
ville, leave Greenville daily a
M. for
Steamer leave
Greenville Mondays, Wednesday
c placed my aim I ,
. bands brother, Mr. H-arc Tarboro for
or so cot teals himself at the-tore Greene and Saturdays
las
BLACKJACK ITEMS.
Now, therefore, I, Charles B.
Aycock, Governor of the State of
North by virtue of an
in me tested by law, do
issue this my proclamation, offer-
a reward of two hundred
for the de
liven of said John H I
I,. mi- -.--.
Brown, and given him full authority lo col.
for same. I ask
those Indebted lo me lo call on him and set-
as early . ,.
BROWN. M D.
NOTICE.
The undersigned qualified as ad-
on the of M B Bin
c. hereby gives notice to all persons having
Sheriff of Pit. county a.
Greenville will be in of
recovery. Persons indebted to said
deceased arc to make
expectant air. At last the teacher
is it you are wait-
for. Lucy Yen have received
gifts and Johnny's
I doesn't Johnny
get n box of candy Johnny's
sister got the candy. Brooklyn
Too Much Faith.
tho glasses don't help your
eyes at all
Miss Mamie Back, accompanied
by her brother. Walter, is spend
bag a few days here with Mi-s
Haggle Smith.
Some of are attend-
court in Greenville week.
Mr. Heath Smith M aged man,
died Saturday morning at home
of his daughter, Mr. Wood -smith ,
a bit. And the fellow Clay He had tarn M
told to told they surely i for years.
Court house in .
do enjoin all officers of me
and all good citizens to assist in
said criminal to justice.
,, Done at our City of
Raleigh, day
j in the year
of our Lord one thous-
and nine hundred and one and in
the one hundred and twenty sixth
American Independence
By the
b. Atoms.
P. M. Private Sec.
H. Parker
nearly six feet high of spare
weighs about
boyish face, is almost beard
less, has blue eyes, light hair, is
slightly Hooped is about
years old.
payment.
13th, 1901.
M. L.
Tuesdays, and Saturdays
at M. carries freight only.
Connecting at Washington with
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore,
New York and Boa-
ton, and for all points for the w eat
with railroads at Norfolk.
Shippers should order freight by
the Old Dominion B. Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Bay Line from Baltimore
and Line from
Boston.
JNO.
N. C
J. J. CHERRY,
Greenville, N. O.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
The Superior court Clerk of county,
Issued letters of Administration to
me, the undersigned, on the 10th day of
December, on estate of J. A,
deceased, notice is hereby given
to all persons indebted to to make
immediate payment to
and to a of said estate to present
their claims, properly authenticated, to the
undersigned, within twelve months alter
the dale this notice, or this notice will
be plead in liar of their recovery.
Ala the 10th
He l J
LOOKING
Ha lost many a dollar for business men. II
lodged by the ho wears, he is also judged by th
letter-head be uses. An artistic, nicely
head may be as n good investment.
you believed him r
course I believed him. What
do you think I'd better do about the
there ain't anything to do
about the glasses you've got, but be-
fore yon buy any more you'd
the faith Post
Way to a Heart.
It will be done right.
The price doing It
will be right, too.
Send next order to
The Reflector Office.
win
children and a host of friends lo
mourn their loss.
Kev. Mr. and Mrs. Cal
boon look their departure Sunday
evening for home near Bath.
Miss Pearl Waters, of
is Miss Bettie
Grant Tyson, of
Sunday with his parent here.
Miss Susie Harper is no better.
Photographer,
N. C.
The leader in good work and low prices
Nice Photograph Si dozen.
l-f Pf
All other lines very rayon r
made Iron, any small picture cheap.
NOTICE lO CREDITORS.
First did she
come to give you so as a
Second me ow
old I mid I told her I old
to her
E. E. Griffin,
Practical Witch Maker and Jeweler-
Opposite P. O.,
the
and clocks.
watches, chains, lb, pins. etc. ever
to Special articles Tor
holiday and wadding
lo orders Be
pairing lo clocks and watches done
promptly.
E. E. GRIFFIN.
Frames on hand all time. Come and
examine my work. No
samples and answer questions, the
beat to all. Office hour.
to a. in, n m
in MAN.
Having duly the
or court Clerk of Pitt county as
of the Last Will and Testament Mrs s.
Hanrahan notice is hereby
lo all persons indebted to tho estate
make immediate payment to the
all persons
the estate arc nodded to their claims
--r. for payment on or before the H of
rayon 1902, or ibis notice will be plead
ice
GREENVILLE S. C.
Cotton Bagging and He alway
on hand
goods kept constantly
hand. Country produce and
sold. A trial will convince yon.
D. W.
in a of recovery.
Executor of Mrs.
Pitt county- Superior court.
Mary
THE GREAT
TONIC LAXATIVE
If you have stomach, constipation, bad
breath, liver, heartburn, kidney trouble., backache, loss
appetite, Insomnia, lack of energy, bad blood, blotched or muddy skin,
or any symptoms and disorders which tell the story of bad and an
impaired digestive Cure
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The defendant, D. above
will lake notice an action co-
tilled s above been in the
court of Pitt OB J for divorce,
ard the defendant will take notice
that he is required to lie and appear at the
next regular term of the Superior
for the of to be held in the court
in Greenville, on Monday be-
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Whichard, N. C.
The Stock complete in every
and price a low the
lowest. Highest market price
paid for country produce.
It being
the 13th day of January, 1902 and then and
there answer to the complaint, which will
be HI. d i-O days before said court, or
will granted accordingly to the
prayer or the complaint.
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sty or Pitt.
T It Moore, clerk of the
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that the
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1901. . I
Clerk Board Com. Pill County.
THE GREENVILLE
CO.
State Carolina,
Pin county. i
William J. Notice of
th V of At-
U. will take
notice on
OB WM him
in the entitled action by the under-
signed, clerk Superior court or flit
county, r. to the term
1902 of Ph Superior court which convenes
u the Monday before Hie 1st Monday
in March, 1902, it lain the day of
January, 1902. Which summon, re-
the Sheriff of said county not ex-
and with endorsement,
not to be found in
my The purpose of action,
as alleged Plaintiff. to recover or
th defendant. T C sum of
arisen hundred liar- which
plaintiff is due him, as damages
vicious assault c on
him by tho by which Plaintiff
painful personal in
C defendant afore-
said, will take notice that a warrant or
Attachment was issued the said
clerk on the 80th day of
the-properly I. D.
lo the Sheriff of Martin
county and returnable lo January term,
1902 of Pill Superior court which convenes
on Monday lbs let Monday
in 1902, It Monday, lain
and being the time
land place when and where aforesaid
I summon. I. returnable. And the
will lake notice that he is re-
lo appear and or demur to
complaint of this action or
the relief
no at my office in town of Greenville
Clerk Superior court.
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