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FOB The Eastern Reflector CB SI M III D. J. TROT II TO VOL. XX. PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER NO -AT- Christmas Greetings. A nice Xmas present, our pretty Rugs at Cost. Prize Soft Sole Shoes. bargains for all in womens and mens shoes. and Boys Clothing at cost. Can please you in prices and qualities W. T. LEE CO. EXAMPLE OF A POLICY THE Mutual Life Insurance Mr. Dan Abram, of Rocky Mount, N. C, took out policy No. in 1880, amount kind, ordinary life, year accumulation period; annual premium total payments OPTIONS OF SETTLEMENT. year dividend payable in cash 11,980.49 and continue policy for 5,000.00 9- paid participating additional 8.804 and continue policy for 5,000.00 Withdraw total cash value 3,002.80 For agency, or example of results at your age for com- with any other company, address, giving date of birth, T. ARCHIBALD General Agent. For Virginia North Carolina, 1201 B. Main Street, Richmond, Va ALL ARGUMENTS HALT WHEN THE PRICE AND MERCHANDISE IS RIGHT. The pleasant days we have been having are now a thing of the past, and only the pleasant memories of the same re- main. Have yon supplied yourself with all necessary winter clothing When you face facts all arguments halt. We give no prices but all winter goods pHI A full and up-to-date line of Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Dry Goods, Rugs, Dress Goods and Trimmings. Under- wear the cold weather kind. Winter and season right for Blankets and Comforts, yes stock right too. STANDARD PATTERNS. KICKS WILKINSON. BETHEL ITEMS. Bethel, B. C, Dec. ISM. Misses Grimes Lizzie Mayo of this place returned from Mt. Olive Friday night. Miss Blanche Mayo from the College Friday. Miss Lizzie Grimes who has been attending the Baptist returned to her home Friday night. M. C. S. Cherry, of Mt. Olive is visiting relatives here during Several of our boys who have returned home Friday. Brown and Theodore who have I. attending school at the University came in Saturday night to take in Xmas holidays. Jr., of ton Texas, night to spend u few days with his par- Lawrence Olive is relatives here. John of is vis- friends here. W. J. Rollins, of Greenville, is here on business. It. of this place, left here this morning for Norfolk to purchase a .-ink of horses and mules. B P. Gaudy, of Md., is his sister, Mrs. J. L. of this place. Harry Freeman left here for his home in Pennsylvania. Miss Am Smith, of this place, is, her deter m i Smith in Mr . II. Young mid family left hero for Va., to spend holidays. Misses and Fields, of are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Christmas is close at hand, that j many of us will enjoy, lint never I to meet again. John returned home school last night at Oak Ridge to pend the holiday with his par- Mrs. of Kings- borough, spent Friday night with her sister, Mrs. T. A. Carson. She left the next morning to spend the holidays with her near Oakley. We are having some very cold dry weather at present. creek has been over so there was no passing. Mrs. T. A. C . son and Children left Monday for her mothers near Oakley to witness the mar- of her sister, Miss Eunice After the which takes place Tuesday morn groom will drive through the country, oar to I lie groom father, r. Pope, where the reception will be Bro., it is reported, have blink store to J. C, Taylor Bro. and T. Carson Manufacturing Co., have put steam power. They expect to make windows, doors and all kind of scroll work. Quite an enterprise for Bethel. The Greenville is twenty years old. The present editor, Mr. J. has been at the helm since 1885. A good newspaper man, energetic and progressive, patriotic and public spirited, the under bi conduct is a faithful, useful cation to its town section a true sound Demo- principles, That David may live to slay every of and that beset the path of the newspaper nun and more an- of his valuable paper is the wish of the Gold Gold Leaf. Xmas Goods. Our Stock is Complete. Call early and make your selections from those Boats, White Classical Figures, Bisque Figures, Fancy China Plates, Cups, Saucers, Cut Glass, Silverware, etc. All Kinds. They are your c going fast. lice. Don't gel left but be in time The Place to set the Beet Goods for the R . Least Money YOU ARE then yon will HUNTING go straight to H. C. HOOKER Complete stock of fall and winter goods flow for your inspection, and our NEW cannot be surpassed anywhere. The Indies should not fail to see our stock. H. C. HOOKER. j. p. k co JOB AYDEN NOTES. Ayden. C. Dec. 1901. Mi-s Davis left Monday for Washington, where she will i spend the holidays. Miss Rosa Willoughby and I brother Tom, Master Jim Bob Smith, of spent Friday night in town. A. J. Manning and family left Saturday Washington, where they will spend the holidays Miss returned night from Littleton. Anderson has gone I in LaGrange to spend Christmas Prof. Hodges left Kinds at The Reflector FOR SUPPLY. We have just added Steam Supply to business and anything in this lino very low. Sen us when in want of Globe and Angle Valves, Standard Globe and Angle Valves, Check Valves, Water Oil Air Cocks. Steam Hancock B. Injectors, Corks, Steam Pipe all sizes, Pipe Fitting all sizes, COMPLETE LINK OF Packing, Rubber Belt, dandy Belt, Deal her Belt, Belt Lacing, Belt Hooks, Inn . . unit In in Drain Tile Garland Cook Stoves, BAKER HART. for home. Lena and Bessie Harris returned from Greensboro Friday night to spend the holidays with their parents. F. G. went to Kinston Saturday night and returned day. O. Berry and family left Sat- to visit Mrs. Berry's at Hertford. Miss is clerking for during the holidays. Sain and Kraal; Finch, of Son, came in Saturday night to spend Christmas with M. It, Bards. I Mi. C. and left Saturday for to visit relatives. Miss Bessie Harris went to Greenville Monday. Jackson is clerking for W, C. Jackson Co. and Miss Daisy were in town Sunday. Misses Moon and Anderson gave a Christmas entertainment at C. College Friday night. The pro-- gramme consisted music, tableaux, etc., and highly enjoyed by all. Miss Jennie Abbot, who been visiting her sister, Mrs. I,. II. home Sat in day. Miss Mela Farly, who has been teaching at Lewiston, a few days ago to spend the days with her parents. Will Hart has moved his family lo low II. II. C. of spent Sunday In town. J. J Hathaway has gone to pend Christmas with his parents near We hope the editor will enjoy a merry The Owens Cherry Company i Fraud. An of the Amos Owens Cherry Tree Company, of Henrietta, X. C has been con- ducted by the commission crop pests, which is charged with the annual inspection of all nurseries of the State. investigation proves to our satisfaction the concern to be a fraud, and the findings are here- with published tor the information of the We that the company has been the management of the following in the order Dr. Frank Bright, Hen i N. C; T. Bright of Frank C. B. Henrietta j, and Geo. W. Forest City, and C. M. M. of Henrietta, or Forest City. The principal facts found dam aging to the company i- us for the certificate issued by the commission without knowledge or consent of the com mission, and its use upon stock not to be covered by it. The non-payment of agent who had apparently ltd their pint of the contract. The Inferior quality and grading of the trees sold by the company. . Frequency with which the ownership of the has changed hands. r. The direct fraudulent deal- of the company purchasing trees sources county I, and haying such trees shipped under the label, Oven Cherry believe the company to be an absolute fraud, and warn all persons accordingly. S. L. Chairman Crop Pest Franklin Building GREENVILLE, N. C. Miss Draper, who died u few s ago at Tarrytown, N. Y., aged M had the distinction of being the first woman to have her photograph taken. Her broth- Invented a process by which a picture could taken six min- when previously It took an i lion i; but no woman would quiet for an hour and consequently no picture wan taken the time was cut down to minutes. Star. Many a friendship has been severed by the price mark on a present. c congratulate Editor Which- The who drops Into of on reaching mile atone of on his should be careful to land feet. There are two sides to a question, but I., t her side doesn't Interest us. his paper's existence. To fully run a paper so long credit, for upon its face it proves it has a hold upon the confidence of its Times.

EASTERN REFLECTOR N. C. D. J. WHICH ARD, the Office at Greenville, N. C, as Hail Matter. 1901. This is the last issue of The Eastern Reflector for year 1901, and we take occasion here to every one for the patronage accorded nod to wish all a Happy Year. May peace and prosperity be the portion of every one. The Reflector desires to make it beet bow to the clever corps of that have so many interesting letters to the paper daring the past year, and to wish each of a Happy New Year. We hope to continue to receive their letters through the year SICK MADE WELL WEAK MADE STRONG. Elixir of Life Dis- covered by Famous Doctor- Scientist I hat Cures Every Known Ailment. Wonderful Core Are Effects That Seem Like Miracle- Performed The Secret of Long Life of Olden Times Revived. Remedy Is Free To All Who Send Name mi a Address- After years of patient study, delving into the duty record of the past, as well as following mod cm in the realms of medical science, Dr. James W. Kidd, First National Bank building, Port Wayne, makes the he heartily appreciate the many inquiries made for The Reflector during the few holidays it was not published. This shows better than anything else the esteem in which the people hold their home paper and how they look for it at all rimes. While the holiday has deprived them of a copy or two of the paper, it has been a vast help to the editor and force, in that some needed rest was obtained, and all return to work refreshed and better prepared to faithfully perform the duties before us for another year. Worthy a Word of Commendation. Our neighbor, the Greenville years old, and has been under the editorial management of Mr. L. Which- ard from its first publication. It started as a weekly, but for several years it has been issued as an after- noon daily. A few day s ago Editor Whichard gave a most interesting account of the paper's career, showing cuts of the first house of publication; also a building in which it was pub- later, and finally the paper's present home on business corner in the growing town of Editor course and set at Hie old false idea that a young can do nothing at home; for he was born and reared in Greenville nod has never been out of the town more than n month a time in his life. We his freedom in ac the guidance the hand of God all work the frankness with which he ex presses his trust in Almighty God, us a I mi-11.1 Too many men who profess to be servants of God are ashamed their in to guide them in their business. Mr forged a way which many avoid have turned in dismay. lie is to be commended in his Had for his -1 Common- wealth. Tho Vocal says that money is thrown away the education of the human voice than on the support of govern- Of every voices one may listened to without pain; every voices one may be listened to with patience; of every voices one may be listen- ed to with satisfaction; of every voices one may be to with sensations of Even the girl who wears a No. out for No. The people who are always short find it difficult to get along. A man behind the You Know What arc Taking When take Tasteless Chill the formula in plainly i-t on bottle allowing that it in Limply Iron and Quinine In ft tasteless form. Core, No Fay- Poor Soils arc made rich- and more productive and rich soils retain their crop-pro- powers, by the use of fertilizers with a liberal percentage of Potash. Write our fret which give all details. GERMAN KALI WORKS, . New York 1901 IN REVIEW II dud. DR. JAMBS KIDD. has surely discovered the elixir of life. That he is able with the aid of a mysterious I, known only to himself, as a re suit of the years he has spent in searching for mis precious life boon to cure any and disease that is known to the human body. There is no of the doctor's earnestness making bis claim the remarkable cures that he is daily effecting seems to bear him out very strongly. His theory which he advances is one of reason and based round iii a medical practice of many years. It costs nothing to try his remarkable as he calls it. he sends tree, to anyone who is a sufferer, in Milli dent lea to convince i its ability lo cure, so is lately HO risk to run. Some of the cures cited are very remarkable, and but for reliable witnesses would be credited. The lame have thrown away and walked about alter two or three trials of the remedy. The sick, given up by home doctors, have been restored to their and friends perfect health. Rheumatism, neuralgia, stomach, heart, liver, kidney, blood and skin diseases and bladder I disappear as by magic Headaches, nervousness, fevers, Consumption, coughs, colds, ma, catarrh, and all cf- factious of the lungs or any vital are easily overcome In a space of time that is simply mar Partial paralysis, ataxia, dropsy, gout, scrofula and piles are quickly and permanently removed. It the entire system, blood and tissues, restores normal nerve power, circulation a state of perfect health is produced at once. To the doctor all systems are alike equally affected by this of Semi for remedy today. It la free to sufferer. Suite what yon want to be cured of and the sure II will sent you tic mall. ITEMS. N. Dec. F. and children, of spent with her father. W, i. was a social gathering at T I. home evening. Mr. and Mrs. If. Miss Louise Cher, J. and II. I. La liter of this place attended. Miss Lucy of Saratoga, the holidays with Miss Mamie Lang. Miss spent Christ- at There till Christmas party at Mrs. that very enjoyable. Tho will be a Christmas Disciple church tonight, spent Christ- with her Urn. J. Hearne. of severe Illness, B, M. will not be home the Islands until Feb- Got a Deserved Beating. Thursday a went into post office approaching the general delivery window which was in of kins, daughter of the p her change some money. She could not make change, whereupon the became and spoke insultingly to Later Dr. W. Perkins, brother of the young lady, found the in bar and gave him a beating over the head and face with the bull end a pistol. There is general approval, ex pressed by both white and colored people, of the thrashing the lent got. Miss Found. The body Miss Fell who mysteriously disappeared at Elizabeth City a month ago, was found Friday in the river near that town. The Coroner held an Inquest over the body and the was that her death was caused by a blow on left temple and drowning, it Is supposed that she struck on the and thrown In the river. the young last seen her, la-en placed in jail and is unaided by the naval reserves. Sentiment is very against him. Pulley Bowen Fail. Tin- morning the firm of Pulley dry goods dealers, a of assignment for the benefit of their creditors, naming J. L. Woolen as assignee. The liabilities the are placed at with assets estimated at to There is much regret at the failure of these young men, and all would be glad to see them on their feel again. Our Thanks. The editor of was remembered Christmas by the entire and a number of warm friends, and lakes occasion to thank every one for they added to bit For us it was a pleas- ant Chi and brief day has been much enjoyed. The Bast Prescription Malaria hills is u Tasteless Chill It U simply Iron and quinine in a labile form. ears, Pr, Trice M Your are Stiff and your from cold it when slip r sprain a joint, strain your side or bruise r will Mill right Ins Jiffy. Always v-u, and use it Avoid Int c h till one Perry Mi tin i A -.-. .- Ill i a I lo he year- v. ho died other in Ind., with many d -.- her life. At the a rain she fell from n picket fence broke linger. In 1891 broke in 180.1 she fell down a cellar mil broke her collar bone and three ribs, in in a r, turning from church was thrown from a bin broken, in lipped and fell on the pavement, breaking her left hip; in broke her left leg the knee, in fell a tree, her in 1893 she fell nut of lull, breaking her right arm, and in she broke her right hip fur second time. Fa-e.-ling Abdul Hamlet. The of Abdul i obviously have facets. The Inn i bit ii is Pr. the I r. is perfectly hi In inc the . i. I him n n in. ml hi, kepi r. ll ill , f . i. ii ; P . I block lo. The plant of Jacob at Kin. lumber plant bum. I at lot Fire el ii, in U. X II, in. IV-cf pint in SI. Louie; low, In In a I-i of 600.000, burned at ; the J. plant In Ta.; lots about t. A at Ham- M, by Hunt a la on property, From Fire. Storm and, M. ills at Brief Record if Events Year. THE NEW CENTURY Deaths of Offal Rulers, s a President -Tho In South of is in and Miscellaneous Affairs. Mexican Mustang Liniment PASSING OF Death, I of r- the ct it ran-1 by a rain known Fred I .- who to be two body, and one by the Kited and I. up. sited at the of , l-i cf Id at a. r, the came on of and u by a rally In the forenoon; at on the and all hope at the and among the lat by brr husband mere those will pan Into be done, not Tire Theodore It . took oath cf office of the it Buffalo; after the oath proclaimed the following- this hour of deep and terrible national bereavement I lib to Mate that shall be my aim to continue ab of President lie- for the pee.-t and prosperity and honor of our Willed Funeral err the repaint at the H-f- the was then to city hall, where It In state. The remain of President were en from to Washington and Id the White lay In liter the were remove from White House to the capitol, where a funeral was held. IS. The train of President Canton and lay in In the courthouse. Final honors to the remains of President at at the church th casket was In cemetery; President and the chief of the government attended the services; out the unity there was a pension of and and memorial wore hi Id in every city and town. FIRES. A at U. The Grand burned in Cincinnati; loss, A block of the board of burned at leas, 000.000. Several Including an opera destroyed by incendiary Urea at K. J.; low. Fire In Uh a of Opera House at Kansas City; on building. 1130.000, I, Wholesale millinery of Foe If, Reed at Co. in The Wire works at Conn.; loss, Fire a less of In tho district of Ind. Armstrong cork factory burned at lose, It A plant burned at Rochester, Pa.; -1. A Mock In the wholesale district ct Atlanta burned; loss, The Olds Motor burned at Detroit, Mich.; loss, The office of the New of Uh York. New Haven and Hartford -1, in upper New York city, burned; loss, ;. Glue factory at Cowards. K. Y. burned; loss, A fire by the of natural nearly wiped out the town of rt. Ky.; lot. Tie M ii.; burned in 1150.000. The main building of the other properly loss, of the m ha mag in Ind. ed by Ore; . -J U. The shipbuilding plant at Port Huron, Mich . burned; low, Machine at Fort Wayne, I , nearly destroyed by fire; The of K. J., nearly de bf a fife caused by a flood of burning oil from j railway train; about . The J ran hotel burned at Richmond; lost, 9500.000 loss In Art Id the t of N. J.; the plant of The Guardian Publishing Co. Park a noted S. J. which originally destroyed by Are. II. The new Hudson, at Yonkers, N. Y., destroyed by of the fold c- d at Kansas City; L the C. at Ashland. Me. burned; ever of the St. Louis Storage Cu. U The works at Jamaica Plain. burned; over of the Leather Co. burned t Racine, WIs.; lose. Fire at the Mon. caused a of tS. A loss or by fire In the plant of American Steel and Wire Co. at P. Mat. a. In loss U laid waste. I Webb ft Ox's warehouse in over T. The Tool plant burned at Lowell, loss, It. Fire swept ll Raj. a suburb of Detroit, d property at 1800.000. Steam laundry at N. J ; low. H, Thomas H country at near Philadelphia, de- by loss a The town or, Jasper county, Tea., Wiped out by fire; 9100.000. The West at West Bade Ind . destroyed by Are; 9500.000. The fluster burned at Miss.; Fire at of the Tower Co., Rear Life n . The Sickle and other building burned In M, logs, It. Fire a factory and other prop- at In Newark. N. J. Hi. Fire the of Ft., Inn, near Park, . J., by loss. f. Homestead hotel at Hot Springs, Vs., burned; A bias Id W. Va. Including and dwelling burned at Me , lion occupied by e ind flees, low. T. Fire W in C brook, K. Y.; loss. a 15.000 of wheat at Great Bead. The plant of Kansas burned at H Del.; 9200.000. A of buildings, which Included burned at Newcastle, lots, and seal oil burned at John. N. lose, 9600.000, The State Insane asylum and outbuilding burned at Vs.; lots. 9300.000. Tho plant of The Standard burned at Anaconda, Mon.; low, 9150.000. burned over on the northwest aide pork packing burned at V. J.; 915.000. A block almost destroyed by Are la Alton, Ills.; loss, 9300.000. t. The center of La., destroy- ed Are; t. Fire destroyed th city hall and other In Pa.; buildings burned at Thomas, W. Va.; Ion about theater burned at Grand Rapids, low, The dormitory at Yale by Are; . Firs the at foot cf East 10th street, New city, causing of plaster mill at Brighton. S. Y.; loss. 9150.000. Th ash plant of the Alkali Co. burned at low. A. Fire destroyed Corn building and other business properties lo Pa.; loss. ft. of the Screen Door Co. at 9230.000. DISASTERS AT SEA. The steamer wrecked on Du-bury reef, outside Golden ban Francisco; to people drowned. II sailors drowned In the wreck cf the British ship van In the channel at France. a. The steamer Holland wrecked at the to the river Holland; cu. C lives lost In tie wreck of the Pacific Mall Rio Janeiro San Francisco. tailors or the crew of the British steamer perished in a collision the German learner in the Flushing which wrecked BUT. Steamer City of at Grind Tow- III., carrying down S pa U sailor;. The Norwegian hark run down by steamer Ohio of the oil Sable is- land; It Of the crew lost. Steamer Baltimore Au Sauls Ir t storm on Lake Union; I sailor lest. A deaths in tie of the hark Falkland on rock, the coast of mi. By the of In Long Island sound the owner. A. T. cf Philadelphia, his two daughters, the cap- lain of the yacht and a were U. ii Including captain and Swedish customs officers, killed by on the American schooner Louisa Ade- at Stockholm. of the drowned In a collision cf that ship with the Star ocean liner Oceanic in the Irish Klondike steamer Islander struck an Ice- berg on Douglass Island and went down with many on board; CT. By the of the steamer City of in Ohio river, near Ky., people were drowned. IS. The City of Trenton, plying Delaware river, exploded her above killing persona injuring ethers. British torpedo boat destroyer Cobra founder- ed In drowned. It M lost In the wreck of steamer off By an accident on the British Royal George during gun practice In Grecian waters and were killed captain and sailors seriously wounded. During a gale en British vessels were among them the Swedish bark of her crew; Norwegian bark i ti sailors; Irish steamer tin . and passengers, a with a of her crew; total In the pit, of em f H- drowned to teach a In fl, ship Nelson turtle off Astoria, Or.; of drowned. drowned Ly the Sinking of an barge off my of Si. Goa, India. The British bark and at mouth of Hail riser, too; ink's DISASTERS ON LAND. Deaths by Collisions mid I-Ires. d, In the burning of the fl lives law In burning of tit orphan st N. Y. U, lo h I In a theater fame by an alarm hit in Chicago. A killed In a lead on on the Grand railway at I u Me. At mT lives were lost by s and petroleum Art. killed and several Injured In railroad at Greenville, Pa. peons killed by a explosion at San Andrea mine, stair of lea. miners by tn of Art st Welling Van-outer is- land. killed and injured In S head on on and railroad near Ion, B, allied by In the Heavy loss of life and many Injured by i which wrecked laundry and theater, Chicago. M, miners killed In tut Gates county. Fa. killed and by In st Ger many. liar. IS. A minus killed and i fatally Injured by an at the Coal and Co., W, Vs. fl. in Wales; over lives lost. killed and many injured In a trolley crash at Albany, mm. is killed by an la T . A toad under a harrow suffers no more than the faithful that is tortured with Spavins, Harness Sores, Sprains, etc. Most owners know this and tho kind or sympathy that heals, far and wide as Mexican in the most aggravated cases. Cures caked udder in cows quicker than any known remedy. Hardly a disease peculiar to muscle, skin or joints that cannot cured by it. cm the for . . a. and Skin Mustang Liniment f THE THE AMERICAN MONTHLY REVIEW OF REVIEWS is Statesmen. men and thousands of ether prominent tr. the world's activities, for its fire In from report and of events in their proportion. They comment on Hi freedom from All men and woman to know what the world it dome And it an Intellectual necessity to from th; from hundreds Its editorials are to the busy man or woman Its on important topics are the best-informed of other give the best of their best if profusely illustrated will enable all thoughtful men judge I through been presented to . no otherwise have to, because all no matter Ran Ideas diverge, arc free utterance In Us col- EX PRESIDENT I consider a valuable to my It Is a publication very great value. have sometimes found very Important matter indeed I should nM otherwise have -i I arr. a constant reader the Review cf and It very highly indeed think It a very Important part of library, and practically a one In public life U. S. It Is one of the test and satisfactory publications of the day S. Stutter, Indiana I do not have a great deal time to read but I take pleasure In saying that the Renew of Is among the number which finds a on my table each K U, S, -n- ll how II It lei ;. lot c , of I i ASTOR PLACE NEW YORK ANY HEAD NOISES ALL CASES OF DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING ARE NOW CURABLE by our new invention. those born deaf are incurable. HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY. F. A. OF BALTIMORE. Md. March entirely cured of to your treatment, I will now a full of case, to Hard at our five years my right car to tins kept on getting worse, until I lost Bay hearing In tint car entirely. I for for without consulted car of city, who told me that an operation could inc. even only that the head noise would then the hearing in Um would forever. I then -an your n New York ordered your treat. used it only a few to and I five weeks, my hearing In tn ha been entirely thank to remain I. A. d. docs not usual on YOU CM CURE YOURSELF AT HOME u ill Times The Value OP ANY ONE EASIER. ONE THIRD FASTER. wanted in all territory. WHEELER A WILSON, Company, Ga. For sale by S. T WHITE, The Eastern Reflector OFFICIAL STATEMENT. Claims Audited and Allowed by the Beard of County of County, together with and and tat Financial Con- of the slid County for the ending December 2nd, 1901. PAUPERS. To Whom Nancy Moore . i K. Henderson t. Son . H. . Adams . A. . Mr. Charles . s Amanda Dunn C. Horton . Wilson . J. D. Pope . O. and wife. II Mar. . Ned May . Can- . IT . HE. . Grimmer . Annie Smith . II Redmond n Smith . Atkinson . U Oliver Byrd . Harris . Mary Jones . Teel. . Simmons. . A. Roberson. Dall . Heath and wife. . Chapman . Rives . . Is Mary Brown. . Dupree . W. Smith . o Hemby and wife . . Joyner . Amount. . M . IN lit Maria Price . Patsy . Barbara Cannon Jennie- Moore Maria Prank Grimes. Mary Roberson . Keel M Isabella . Cox . Foreman . Allen . Blount . Johnson . . . Matthews . Louie Nobles and wife . . M Frank Bright and wife. I Argent Smith . Lang . Maria Drown . Heath. . U Robert Richmond . Thomas . . Clark . Peyton. Cox and wife . t Dupree . Atkinson . Anderson . Thomas Williams . . II. Smith . . . H. Tyson . Coffin Cs. ,. Rollins . Nancy Moore. son . H. . Adams . A. Charles . Dunn. Horton . Wilson . D. Pope . o. and wife May . Martha . Ned May 1st HO lit IN Catharine Carr ., David . E. Neal. Chancy Grimmer . Smith . Redmond Fulford Polly Smith . Harris . Jones . Teel . Gay. T. . A. Roberson . Dall . Heath and wife . . Brown . Ellis . Dupree . O. W .-a . if. Lawrence Joyner. Maria Price Patsy . Cannon . . Ill Jennie Moore . . Harrington . Frank Grimes . . Roberson . Keel . . . , Mo,, . Cox. . Foreman . Allen . . Johnson . . M-i. . Matthews . Nobles and wife . . wife Smith . . . Lang. Brow n . . . a. . ,. Hannah . Clark . Rachel Peyton . h Cm and wife . . t N Ta Whom Issued. . . H. Smith . Cox . Johnson . H. Tyson . Murphy . Lee . . Patrick . Graham . Robert . Morris . Moore . Henderson and Son . H. . Adams . A. . Mrs. Joyner . . Dunn. Horton . Wilson . D. Pope and wife . G. and wife . Martha May . Carr l so Chaney Grimmer . Smith . Fulford. . Virginia Atkinson . Harris . Mary . Bynum Tool . Day. Simmons . A. Roberson . Dall . Heath and wife . . Chapman . Samuel Rives . Brown . Ellis . . W. Smith . Isl Abram and wife . Simon Tucker . Joyner . Maria Price. . Cannon . . . . IN Harrington . Frank Grimes. Roberson. Keel . las bolls . Cox . Foreman . Allen . mount . Henry Johnson . David . . Ellen Matthews . Louis Nobles and wife Bright and wife . Smith . Lang . Maria . . Margaret Heath . Smith . Richmond . Thomas . . Clark . Peyton . Church Cox and wife . Hannah Dupree . Atkinson . Anderson . Thomas Williams . H. Smith . Martha Cox . Johnson . 40.1 Charity . II. Tyson . Murphy . Lee . Mary and Taylor. . Graham . Robert . Morris . Jane . John . . Joyner . Sarah Hodges . Mary Spain . ID James H. Spain . Nancy Moore . K. Henderson and son. H. . Adams . A. . Charles Joyner . . Amanda Dunn .-. Horton . J, Wilson . I. Pole and wife . Q. and wife. May . . Ill Ned May . . Carr . Ill . Neal. . Annie Smith . Redmond Fulford . Polly Smith . Virginia Atkinson . . . Jones . Bynum . Hay . Simmons .,. It. A Roberson . Merry Dall . and . IN. l iii I SO I SO Amount. SO . so ,. so SO so SO SO I SO in i; Isabella . . Rives . Mary . Kill. . Dupree. W. Smith . Hemby and wife . Simon Tucker . 5.16 Lawrence Joyner. W Maria Price . . Cannon . Moore . Harrington . Frank Grimes . Roberson . Keel . M i . . Cox . Allen . . . . . Nobles and wife. Frank Bright and wife. . Lang . Brown . Heath . r. No. Whom Issued. Richmond . Thomas. . Clark. Rachel Peyton . Cox and wife . Dupree . Atkinson . . . Thomas Williams. II. h . Martha Cox ., Ma Charity . II. Tyson . Lee . in Mary and Taylor . Barter Patrick . Willis Graham . . Morris . Mrs. Jane . Margaret . Joyner . Sarah Hodges . Mary Spain . Spain . Wm. Win. K mi- um. and wile and wife . . 636.1. A. . Millie Ann . Campbell boys . I Nancy Moore . Henderson and son.,. II. . 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Nelson . 161.1 Sarah Moore . 1731 H. T. King . 1743 Rook and Job Co. 1771 c,. M. Mooring . II It W. King . J. . Book and Job Co. . J. Evans Dr E A. K. A. M. No. meets first bird Monday evening. E. E. fin. W. M. J. M. I. O. O. Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday evening. L. H. O. W. Atkins, K. of Elver Lodge, every Friday evening, C. Forbes, L. son, E. of K. B. Vance Council, No 1690, every Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, Secretary. J- S. A. O. Council, r So. every first and third way to sell anything is to nights in Odd Fellow it in The J. Z. Gardner, ft ,,,. III II M Jr in The will bring you t lag behind in the race, but people know what yon are for. The and best . Printing House . A. . Dr. Zeno . 1561 Dr. S . IS SI . an goes straight to the people, learn what yon and you reap the s a large M supply of bright and attractive ad- is you are at use If you know just what you to say, we will s M help you up your advertise- That in our business, so you talk to the people. The of an advertisement in is the easiest part. Worthy Chief; D. Smith, Sec I. O. Conclave No meets every second and fourth nights in Odd lows Hall. W. B. Wilson ATLANTIC COAST LINE CONDENSED SCHEDULE YOU . Aged Infirm . 11.71 7- No 1.5 . . . 7.1- 6-11 .- . M HI . 12.343 1761 II HEAl-TH. To Whom Amount . . on N- To Whom . c. II. . . . . . . 0.1 no la -no SO I M i. in II SO ml CO Amount . . . . . 2.1 El M OR gt TO I- I II T. A R. W. Brown . J. D. Galloway . It M. Stark.-v . T . R. Brown . c . . Johnson. it. M. . . T. A Skinner . J i Proctor A Bro. Lawrence . Caesar . . 1- c. w . ii I. . . J. . r, T hard . fill A. Tr.-l . III I. . II. W . Alex. . Lawrence . T. A. . I. Lawrence . J w. Parker . A. Teel . I. Lawrence . Lawrence . o Pro, tor T . L. . II. Skinner . Lang find J. R. . i Harrington . O. Little . II T-. . Little . . It. I. . cl. Little . it. I. . .--.-. Cannon . O. . It. L. . Jess.- Cannon . It . I Little . Cannon . J. J. Sail G. . 9-0.1. J. . Jesse Cannon . It. L. Travis. I. J. . 11.857 . Prisoners to Jail. Superior Home Insane Jail . Con K . Jury Tickets . I I Cost Sheriffs . IS SO Constables . no Solicitor . 1800 of the . I Clerk Superior Court . Redder of Deed. Superintendent of Health . Coroner. . Tax . . Commissioners . Court House . Miscellaneous . Total SHOULD HAVE The Reflector IX HOME FOR Leave Weldon Ar Mount Rocks Mount Lure Wilson Lt Ar Ar Lt Ar 1902 Lasts Lt Lt Lt TRAIN ii ill a u All AM H II its I M loot I I I II H It a I III PM AM PM lift ii a PM All AM II Amount . BIN I SO an U c. . 1203 L. W. . W. Lawrence 1305 Baker A- Hart . II M L. A Bro. . SO j n. i co. . . . II 1411 Zeno Moore ft Bro. . ft Hart . 1444 Ormond ft Carr . 1449 C, T. Of Amount Si . r.-. in . on . ,,. . OS . II STATEMENT AMOUNT AND THE FISCAL ENDING RECEIPTS. on 3rd Pi D III l Taxes Privilege and Taxis ti Harrington, an Liquor Licenses Tax col on Privilege . Fund Th- II, K balance on of lot M, T. hire of Have for hire of Robert II for of Allen Tucker r-. ii Stock Law as Vouchers filed mm I An. in ii ii. I ind, IDS 17- 8,070.271 866.26 ill 6.00 The Daily Reflector you every day the small price of a Month or a Year. rs AM. US I II t IT fill SI . H ISM m few 111,644.71 SI FOB FISCAL YEAR DE EMBER 2nd, OB Order Book tr tn to 2nd. or Record The Eastern Reflector will visit you a week for a Year. lean, Reliable Hi OF Hears, . IS W. . 1569 I. W. Lawrence . Amount. H. . n . O. Proctor P b. .-. OS . CONSTABLES. To Whom SO II SO in for J; rt-cord In my OCT TB . fountain gen fly SCHOOL- BOOKS Reflector Book when you Rood Job Printing Wilson Ar Rocky Mourn Tarboro Rocky Ar Yadkin Division , , Main Line-Train leaves 1242, o Bag- ford I m. a ii arrive P tit p m, om leaves H a m, a Bed Spring. a m. -lope W . p m, Hop MM J P Springs p m, Max Urn p a arrive. Connection, at H. with the at Red with lb. Bed at the Seaboard Air Line and Railway at Golf th Durham sad Charlotte Railroad Train on tn. an, I ;. on it jam, eat. , o. MM J . m a . m I tip an. I , . id up l P m, t as p m, SIR Jr i, p SO p m. leave Fit- BUBS ob Midland B tore fail, m, on Mount p Spain Ho , Lin M ii m II m, I o p m. an on Clinton Branch M a sad I If I, Christmas Our Furnishing Department m, pm. Train U Ion all North dally, all II. M. THE j, K. KENLY, PLACE TO IT. M. Is fairly abloom with blight, Christmas the prettiest that efforts of the aDd silk worm ever produced. Every shape, too, that fashion allows. There is scarcely a young or old, who will not receive a Tie from hi- trite, sinter, or girl, we believe that if every who buys a Tie would look here we would sell every Christmas Tie sold in Greenville. THE CLOTHIER. EASTERN REFLECTOR Two Lives Beautifully United. NOTICE. If there is a CROSS in the margin of this m e so to remind you that yon owe. . for A beautiful home marriage witnessed morning, Dec. HOWDY DO. Some Speak to Me, Some to You. 1301. Ed. left today for Tar- W. A. today. J. B. Jarvis left Thursday for V. J. Lac returned to Norfolk Thursday. F. H. Hodges went lo Thursday. K. E. Jarvis returned lo Mount today. W. W. Perkins went to this morning. to Greensboro today. Miss Lena returned to den Friday evening. Miss Martin is relatives In town. M. II. Tucker and wife returned to Thin.-day. I. A. Sugg, Jr., went to Char- Friday Miss returned Friday from Tarboro. J. I. Smith returned Friday evening from Norfolk. U. W Holcomb came Friday evening Miss Lizzie Jones left lo visit friends in Norfolk. Mi-s Winnie Skinner left Thurs- day for Elizabeth City. Mrs. A. and child left Thursday for Henderson. II SALE Mrs. I,. II. and child left fur Parmele. subscription and we request you early as We need what YOU owe us and hope you will not keep us waiting for it. This for those who find the cross mark on their paper LOCAL REFLECTIONS. Bring fat Cattle lo K. M. and lost hi in the rush, and tor debate is whether ii improves his O A broken store windows and burned lingers with is about the extent of Christmas casualties in Greenville. Miss Allie Greene, little daughter of Mr. Mrs. Greene, had many of her little friends with her Friday night at a party. All greatly enjoyed the occasion. We 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. Conetoe, the contracting parties Mr. Joseph G. of Greenville, and Miss Margaret C. Howard. The parlor was beautifully orated with ferns, holly and mis- and lights added a softness to the scene. Just before the appointed for the mar o'clock, Stella j of charmingly C. T. returned lo Columbia Friday J. J. Willis Friday evening from a trip up the road. Mr. and Mrs. M Cherry return- ed Friday morning from Hugh and Claude left for a visit in Virginia. WORTH OF Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes, FURNITURE, Mary of sung the drifted Married. Thursday, Mill, at home of Mi. James one mile from Greenville, Mr. K. E. and Mrs. Annie Meant were married. The age of the bridegroom is and of the bride She is Mr. Pollard's bride. Died at Mate Farm. Mr. W. W. this county, who was one of guards the State farm near Tillery, died day. His were taken to Thursday evening and Friday near church, with Masonic honors. Cotton Fire. Mr. had seven bales of standing his yard in South Greenville. Thursday were playing in the yard accidentally set a bale of cotton on fire with a match. The II re spread among the bales damaged them more or less. The tire was right stubborn to put out. month Alter a cold cling, to you. The to tear In delicate of throat lung,. loan you If MB are with a you scarcely in Arc oven a i n mid Is cured All. Do not spend more of your life la coughing and worrying. Mrs. M. M. He , from here. piano lay Miss; lo ti-H wedding march rendered Miss which was fur bridal part to enter. The bridegroom came with his brother, Mr. J. It. Move, as best man, they were followed by little Miss Novella bearing the wedding ring on a silver wait- Then came the bride on the arm of her sister, Mrs. W. Gold, of Wilson, as dame of honor. The bride was tastily in a blue tailor made go away suit and car- an exquisite of bride roses. The ceremony was performed by Elder P. Gold, of Wilson. Soon after the ceremony the happy couple left for where they took the noon train for a visit to the Charleston exposition to be followed by a days tour in Florida. Many wedding pres- were received by the couple, silver cut glass among them. The gift of the to the bride was a deed to u house lot Greenville for her home The bride is handsome young woman, well the State, her personal and tweet disposition I lie highest esteem of every one. Of Mr. it is almost useless to speak here at home where he is so deservedly popular, being as a progressive young man of highest integrity and business. As Mayor of Green- ville, which position lie held for two years prior to last July, he made the town a most excellent officer. He is Junior of the firm of J. Cherry Co., than which none in eastern North Carolina is or stands higher. Those from Greenville the marriage were Mr. Mrs. J. B. little Miss Novella, Mr. and Mrs. E. House, Mis. J. L. daughter, Miss Lilla, Mis Jarvis and Messrs. J. It. Moore, W. B. Wilson, J. Andrews, J. W. S. Atkins, II. W. C. M. Jones J. T. Moore. These, with many other guests, spent the remainder the day most delightfully at the hos- borne of Mr. and Mrs. How- ard and returned on the train. sun came down k in spend the; child It'll parent, Mr. and Mis. K. It. over this morning to visit the family of J. s. Tun- Mall. Mr. Mrs. W. Andrews and child, of Durham, who spent here with his father, A. A. Andrews, returned home today. Mis. Rowland and daughter, Miss who were relatives here, left this morning their home Becky Mount. Mr. Mrs. C C. Cobb and child to today, after having spent holidays here with the family of Ola and other relative. Dr. James C Greene spent the holidays with his mother. Dr. Greene has been associated Dr. J. E. Grimsley a Snow Hill i for the past two tears. He will locate at the future practice of his ; and live, at the home of Dr. J. M. Hadley where be enjoyed a large and lucrative practice. Mens At Cut Price. Overcoats Tin Men. for Youths, for YOUTHS AND F. C CORSETS. Sole Agent. I Best on the Market forth able durable at cut prices SE CORSET WAISTS. THE THING V, EAR b lo F. C. CORSETS, If you will wear Corsets F. C Corsets are the ones to buy. Odd Coats. 4.48 kind 3.08 kind now 12.00 now now Boys Knee Mens Pants. From pair to v- ALL TRICES Hats Caps. TO KIT SUIT WE HOPE A- i BE SOLD CASH. W must be sold to make room for that Big in Lynchburg, Va. Landed in Jail. Christmas eve James Brown, colored, In the barroom of V. on Fifth street, and , mg Mr. Nichols order I ed him to leave. The Start-j oat, but on mailing the door turned around and began at Mr. Nichols, narrowly him. The and bound over to Superior coin. Be- heard making threats Sir. Nichols lie was again arrested under a peace warrant and upon failure to the re- united j list i lied bond was com- to jail. Do Away With Fireworks. There enough reckless shoot- log of during Christmas to lead many people to the opinion that they should hereafter he en- prohibited In the limits. Several of those using lire- works hot them store win- in houses and at people, not seeming to care what damage was done or who was hit. Pistols were fired random on the streets. The beat thing would lie lo stop fireworks entirely, and much an- and danger would be removed, Mens Underwear. Heavy fleeced Shirts Drawers -v Quality. Sale Price Dress Goods. Entire of Woolen and Silks lo to cent. Ladies Underwear Heavy Fleeced-Lined Shirts and Pants Bale Price I Greatest Sensation, Cutting and Slashing Prices in Clothing and Furniture. C. T. The Big Store N- C. .

Have You Forgot What THAT I AM AN UP-TO DATE LINE OF Pry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, AND A NUMBER OF OTHER THING WHICH I AM TO MENTION Come to see me for your next B of Flour or Pork. Yours to please- las. White. FOR SHUFFLING CARDS. TWO YEARS PREMIUMS BEEN PAID IN THE Bill ill ill OF NEWARK, N. J., YOUR POLICY HAS Loan Value, Cash Value, Paid-up Insurance, Extended Insurance hat works automatically, ft. Is Non Will lie reinstated if arrears lie paid within on while you are living, or within three year.-, after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence of of arrears Interest. second No Restrictions. Incontestable. payable at the beginning of the second and cf each succeeding year, provided the premium for the curt-cut year be paid. may be To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the or To make policy payable during the lifetime of insured. J. L. SUGG, Greenville. N. C. A card shuffling machine has been Invented by It. P. Bellows of Cleve- land. It should make business poor for crooked card players. The de- vice is complicated, yet simple its action. The shuffling machine is a metal box about IS inches high, wide and C inches from front to back. All the mechanism is inside. The cards are dropped in at the top and rest on a tiny shelf. Below this there are five small fingers, ore en each of five, thin steel blades ex- tending across the full width of the machine. When a shatter on the front is dropped, the shelf falls the cards drop upon the blades and arc separated into live little bunches by Hie . . The blades separate, and one by one cards drop from the various hunches into a receptacle at the bottom, the drop being regulated by a clock- work mechanism. There is now way of telling where any particular card will he found in the pack after they are shuffled. The same card, placed on the top of the pack, will rarely be found twice in the same place after the Inter Ocean. 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Send your order to The Reflector Office. j THE GREAT TONIC LAXATIVE you have sour stomach, indigestion, biliousness, constipation, bad breath, dizziness, inactive liver, heartburn, kidney troubles, backache, loss of appetite, insomnia, lack of energy, bad blood, blotched or muddy skin. or any symptoms and disorders which tell the story of bad bowels and an impaired digestive system, Will Cure, You. It will clean out the bowels, stimulate the liver end strengthen mucous membranes of the stomach, purify your blood and put you again. Your appetite will return, your bowels move your liver and kidneys cease to trouble you, your skin will clear and freshen and you will feel the old time energy cod buoyancy. proper t r our. and similar Laval. i Ills II or . ;. t aids lbs J sonata . n lever passes and Soar sad lite u sad st for It For Sale by I I n . i- la any i. It t. , rim- Sulphuric Acid For Snake Bites, Those who fear snakes or live where snakes are found will find comfort in the assurance of IV. John Henry of Montgomery that acid is a specific. Dr. Henry poison of animals and snakes is intensely alkaline, and sulphuric acid internally and injected diluted or pure, in the fang puncture immediately kills the poison. This discovery was en by a gentleman who he has been bitten by snakes and insects over a hundred times. This gentle- man takes delight in keeping snakes in his room running all about. Six weeks ago ho was bitten in the foot by his big rattler. He immediately used the acid, and it did not swell or give him any He he fears no poison of animal, snake or insect bites if ho has his acid with York Times. Fiddles Without Hands. In Atlanta, a small town in live- a whose chief bid for fame lies the fact that he is without hands. years ago he was caught in a blizzard, and both hands were badly that they were at the wrist. some- what of a mechanical genius, ho evolved a contrivance out of heavy wire which enabled him to wield the bow. The matter of lingering was more difficult, but by bard he trained stump of his left hand to make necessary shifts from one string to another and from position to position. With the fiddle held in place by his chin and knee- and the help of his arms manages to play the old lime airs with nearly as ., u. formerly. in the State. State Commissioner Var- tier has completed n of North Carolina newspaper tics. He says are eight morn- d with a circulation of evening a circulation weeklies, circulation lies, cir. month- lies, circulation semi monthlies, circulation four quarterlies, circulation total total circulation eluding almanacs with circulation. He says that while ten years ago the average of weeklies was only it is now 1,866, the improvement mechanical and otherwise has kept pace with this increase. As lo politics there are Independent Democrat- Populist, independent is. There are Baptist, Methodist, Protestant educational. holiness, medical, agricultural, textile, ti news, industrial. Only one paper charges no It is published at Winston. A PROCLAMATION BY THE COVER NO North Carolina, Executive official information has received at this Depart that at Pitt county, N. C, on or about December John It. Parker shot and killed Alex Little. And it appears that sad John H. Parker has fled the State, or so cot reals himself I hat 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, otter- a reward of two hundred for the and de livery of the said John II Parker to the Sheriff of Pitt county at the Court house in Greenville and I do enjoin all officers of State and all good citizens to assist in said to justice. , Done at our City of I Raleigh, the 28th day j October, in the year . of our lord one thous- and nine hundred one in the one and twenty sixth year of our American Independence By the Char. B. P. M. Private See. II. Parker is nearly six feet high of spare build, weighs about has boyish face, is almost beard less, has blue eyes, light hair, is slightly stooped and is about old. IN 1866. J. W. PERRY CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging, Ties and Bags. Correspondence and shipments solicited. E. . Griffin, Practical P. O., N. I Recently the n ; and Mock i cluck. , chains, pin, t., ever to Greenville for presents Prompt outers He tit clocks and watt-lie done promptly, E. E. GRIFFIN. An Unfinished Sentence. Shortly after President White Houses pol- called upon him with refer- to appointments, After the preliminary expressions of high es- teem, unbounded admiration and eternal loyalty be began to disclose his business. want to sneak to you about Mr. Blank, who holds u small office down in my The politician didn't finish his exclaimed interrupting him. that in- scoundrel still in that place I had some knowledge of him when I was a civil service The politician acknowledged that Mr. Blank was Mill there and then turned the subject. Our Line of New Millinery you will be convinced that a prettier, more stylish display was never Made in Greenville. Pattern Hats, Ready-to-wear Hats, Sailors, Baby Cloaks and Caps. The very newest and latest styles in everything in my line. Prices lower than eVer. Give me a call. N, O Two Quarrelsome Women. A novel method of suppressing two quarrelsome women hat just been adopted iii Pa. Day after day quarreled over their back and their scold- so annoyed the neighbors a sixteen fool fence has been erect- ed between their It was put up the other night by masked men and a warning was posted that it should ho torn down. The women were unable to see each but found n bole in the fence and made through that. Then a i waited on them said if quarreled any- more they would he driven out of town. Entirely Willing. John I. Sullivan was in the North Station the other day and, seeing a Irish baggage man coming along with a squared oil at him cum for which he is noted. The Mule chap, who didn't weigh over pounds, put up his . on be said, lean again I the I. II a- so In he lipped back In hi ad and roared. Tin n be told lie ton Journal. Kt Co- Mrs. I understand yam husband is unable lo meet his creditors. Mrs. you believe it. lie can and docs meet them much than he caret to. Chicago New. Photographer, GREENVILLE, N. C. The leader in good work and low prices Nice Photographs For per dozen, Cabinet dozen. Ml other lines very Crayon Portions Dude any small picture cheap. Nice Frames on hand all the time. Come examine my work. N trouble lo show samples and answer questions. The very best guaranteed to all. Office to a, in, I, lo p. m. Years to please, Fur Pitt County. North Carolina's Foremost The Charlotte Observer. DAY IN THE YEAR. CALDWELL TOMPKINS. Publishers. J. P. CALDWELL Editor. I AM. THE Deceives the news delivered to any paper between Washington i the ever a paper. TUE SUNDAY OBSERVER of Hi or more panes, and is it huge extent made up of original matter. printed Tue-day and Friday per year. The largest paper in North Sample copies sent mi application. Address THE Charlotte, Will Grocer Furniture paid for Hides. Fin. lotion Bead, Oil Bar Egg, etc. lied Mattresses, Suits, Ha by , suits, Safes, P and Gail Ax Red Key Weal lied Chi Peaches, Apples Pine up, Jelly, Milk. Flour Meat, Snap. Ly, Magic Food, Oil, Meal Hulls, Gar- den Oranges, Apples, Nut-, dandies, Dried Apples, Peaches. Prunes, Currents, and China Ware, Tin and Ware, fakes and Hotter, ard and i other goods. and Quantity. for cash. Com to see The following is a statement of the Board of for Put of days member of miles for services as for ending December 1901. It I. Davis attended in o W hath attended day, W U Little Jesse Cannon hath J It days, L J hath attended IS days. K I. For as Com. For miles traveled 20.01 All. W I day a torn, no as W I. It as For as Q V- tag SO For days a. For as C .-ill II J J Fur as ts miles Have ed to For as C J Fin n Total K North Pitt. , T H of Hi of the county the in it o an i record in my No 1901. T B Pitt County THE GREENVILLE CO. Manufacturers of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior and Exterior Finishings for Fine Modern and lugs. solicit your put lounge and In give in styles and work. Please send to Co. The as of M H nil claims hist said present them n or 16th. 1902, or ibis notice will lie plead in bar of their recovery. Persons indebted to said deceased arc requested make payment. M. Administrator. NOTICE TO Superior court Clerk of Pitt county, issued letters of Administration to me, the undersigned, on the 10th day of December, the estate of J. A, deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted lo to make payment to the undersigned, and to creditors of said estate to present their claims, properly authenticated, to the twelve months after the date this or this notice will be plead in of their recovery. This the 10th of 1901. A r. on t J OLD DOMINION sir; Steamer My res leave Washing- ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily M. for Washington. Steamer Edgecombe leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at A. M. leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays, and Saturdays at A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore and Line from Boston. JNO. MYERS SON, Washington, N. C CHERRY, Greenville, N. C. NOTICE CREDITORS. Having duly qualified before the Clerk of Pitt county as of the Last Will Testament o Mrs S. n th in deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons to the estate to make immediate payment to the under- signed, and all against the estate are notified lo present their claims for on or before the 29th of November, 1902, or this notice will be plead in bar of recovery. Tins 80th day of Nov. 1901. Executor of Mrs. S, M. NOTICE. As am now In the hospital in Haiti- more for the of undergoing an op- I have d books and ac- counts in the hands or my brother, Mr. Wiley the More Greene mid given him full authority to col- and receipt for I ask indebted to him and set- as early Pitt county In Superior court. Si D. The defendant, I. above named, will take notice that an an- t above has been commenced in the court of Pitt conn for divorce, ard the defendant will further take notice he i to lie and appear the next regular term of the Superior held for be held in house in Greenville, on Monday lie- fore Monday 1902, it being the day January, 1902 and then and there answer lo the complaint, which will court, or will granted accordingly to the prayer of the complaint. Tab 2nd day of November. 1901. Clerk of Superior court. r court Pitt county. William . Gardner Notice of summons vs and Warrant of A i T. . The defendant, that on the 20th November, 1901, a was against him in by the under- signed, the Superior court of Pitt returnable to the January term 1908 Pit Superior court which convenes the Monday before the 1st Monday la March. the day of January, Which summons was re- tamed by Sheriff of county not ex- and with this T. Dot to he found my count The purpose of said action, b Use m to recover of th defendant, T the sum of fifteen A liars damages which is due him, as for a violent i o on him b the by which Plaintiff received serious and personal in- juries I Y C. will take notice that a warrant of Attachment was the said under- clerk on the 90th day of 1901, the amid T. C to the of Martin returnable to the January term, 1902. of Pitt Superior court which convenes on the Monday the 1st in March, 1902, it Monday, the day of 1902, and the time and place and where the i returnable. And the T. will lake notice that he is re- quired t appear answer or demur to the complaint of plaintiff in this action or relief thin in will in- granted. I at n y in town of Greenville this November 1901. D. C. Clerk Superior court. to Public. AGENTS Mr. John General Agent for North Virginia, of that Well- Known and Popular Company, MUTUAL BENEFIT Life of Desires to announce to large number policy holders, and to the Insurable public generally, of this com- will in this state rind this date will Its and desirable policies, to all de- iring the beat In the life company in tho world. in your town has not yet completed arrangements, JOHN C. State Raleigh, N. C. 72.958,022 Live, reliable energetic agents wanted at to wore for the D. V. WE, IN Cotton Bagging and on hand Fresh goods kepi hand. Country produce old. A trial will convince you. D. W. W. R, WHICHARD BRO,, IN Whichard. N. C. The Stock complete in every and prices as low rs the lowest. market prices paid for country produce. 1.1 MEET, -----DEALER IN----- A GENERAL LINE OF HORSES II Line of Hardware. COME TO ME. J. R. COREY. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and mi-. Private Wires to New York, Chicago New Orleans. The Commoner WEEKLY. WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Editor Publisher, Lincoln, Nebraska. in Advance. One Year Six Mouths Three Slug. Copy No traveling canvassers are cm. ployed. Subscriptions taken a, The Reflector office. The Semi Weekly Reflector will lie sent together one year for or The Reflector and one year for 13.60 payable in ad- The Eastern Reflector If in Friday D. J. ARD TO PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY NO -AT- Greetings. at Cost. s. LEE EXAMPLE OF A THE Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Mr. Dan Abram, of Rocky Mount, C, took out policy No. in 1886, amount kind, ordinary life, 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 for com- with any other company, address, giving date of birth, T. ARCHIBALD CARY, General For Virginia and North Carolina, 1201 E. Main Street, Richmond, Va 5,000.00 2.504 6,000.00 3,602.80 ALL ARGUMENTS HALT WHEN THE PRICE AND MERCHANDISE IS RIGHT. COLD Di The pleasant days we have been having are now a of the past, and only the pleasant memories of the same re- main. Have you supplied yourself with all necessary winter clothing When you face facts all arguments halt. We give no prices but all winter goods A full and up-to-date line of Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Dry Goods, Rugs, ions, Dress Goods and Trimmings. Under- wear the cold weather kind. Winter and season right for Blankets and Comforts, yes stock right too. STANDARD PATTERNS. WASHINGTON LETTER. from Washington, l. i;. Dec. There are still a good many who believe that Congress will lake up Schley matter in the in- I i in- Navy Department and i, said that the only reason that Long re- mains in the is because President believes it only fair to permit to slay where, event of such an inquiry, he will be in a position to defend himself his acts. The temper of the people Washington was shown Friday evening Ad- Schley attended a at one of the Washington theaters. He was cheered to the echo, the large and fashionable rising to their feet and re- standing until the hail come lo front of box bowed his General Miles has resumed his Unties in the War Department and has concluded to ignore the inland he received. He well Knows he no friends administration that both Corbin will rejoin in his humiliation. support of how., ever, has received approval of people and of the press ill i the country. There is now little doubt bill that the Senate will he compelled to materially revise the tariff Hill which was passed by House. The measure, a stand. is receiving one condemnation large number of republicans of as run The ardent expansionists are not in of governing colonies along; Spanish lines and a policy of op-1 will not be tolerated even if it is dictated by protected Interests. It is believed that j Judge Tuft will make j at the White House as soon as he arrives Washington which will Insure the President's support I of tariff concessions to the Philip- pines and which will offer an for the Senate to reverse Work of the lower House. Leonard Wood, before his departure for did some effective work for cause of n with Cuba. He said Cuba must have a of the tariff on sue tr to the United Slates i r the island will have to face poverty and queer disorder. She would then become a menace to our health the United Slates would have no business relations with her worth speaking While the friends the deny that politics were at i he i it i of the selection of Gov- Shaw to succeed Secretary Gage, it cannot lie denied that move was a very shrewd one from a political standpoint. it Mr. attached to a man who was an Important factor in Western situation who, in case Mr. Roosevelt should by any act alienate Western cans, would have stood an excel- lent chance for presidential nomination. Governor Shaw is a man much ability and he has the happy faculty of making easily. The president already realizes that his impulsiveness and his action Miles censure the determination to uphold tar at all cost has forfeited him many of his western B and it would seem that he was casting an to when ho selected a Iowan to preside over the Treasury. Xmas Goods. is Complete. Call early and make your selections from Busts, White Classical Figures, Bisque Figures. Fancy China Plates, Cups, Saucers, Cut Glass, Silverware, et Dolls All Kinds, They are going Don't gel left but lie in time get your choice. J. p, k CO The Place to set the Best Goods for the Least Money then yon will HUNTING go straight to H. C HOOKER Complete stock of fall and winter goods flow for your inspection, and our IF YOU ARE cannot be surpassed anywhere. The ladies should not fail to see our stock. C. HOOKER. AYDEN NOTES. N. C 1901. left for a few days recreation. i. and O. L Whichard went up to Parmele Christmas day. H. v. Brooks, Parmele, is in town for a few days. and Prank returned to Wilson morning. Misses Ella and Delia Smith Thursday in Greenville. J. came in Thursday afternoon. went up lo dale Christ inns morning and re- ITEMS. I INTO- All Kinds at The Reflector N. O., Dee. Christmas passed off very quiet- No drunkenness was seen our town. n. at the academy was fine. The old and young seemed to enjoy it. The house was crowded. Alter the concert Santa Claus loaded the tree give many valuable presents to the little ones. The white and blacks on Christ- mas night had a sham battle fireworks, and they nail a lively lime. While the battle was going on lour of cotton belonging turned limit. I. ,, . , . .,,.,,.,,,. , Henry Williamson in J. B. Herbert Hell, of ,, . ,, . illuming yard were set j through Thursday night Miss of name up Thursday night to visit he Bet Prescription for Malaria i Freer a of Tonic It is simply Iron end quinine Is a firm. No Fay. leering Harvesting s, and I inn Drain Tile Garland Cook Stoves. BAKER HART. Building N. C. Waller of Parmele, Christmas with parents here. Miss Kins Cannon returned a lo the country. i. and brother, left Wednesday night for a visit to Warsaw. Miss Irene Sullivan, of Bill, Is spending this week with relatives hero. BAKER HART, Miss Nina Cannon. returned this morning. Clarence Cannon and sister Miss Blanche, left for a days visit to Miss Mary near Mis Daisy of tree's, was in town yesterday. We are always pleased to have Miss I v in our presence. Mr. Mr- U W. Smith went in the country day, i . hurtled all night. It was next morning about Damage about Fred Gardner wife, of spent Christmas near here Bill Gardner. D. Moore and Andrew, son, spent Christmas with their friends in of Mount Olive, is spending a few days Bethel. The and Pitt county bad a nice fox chase today. three and caught o- I W Rollins, , e, We have just added Steam Supply to our business and will cell anything In this lino very low. See us when in want of and Angle Valves, Standard Globe and Angle Valves, Check Valves, Water Oil Cups, Air Cocks. Steam Hancock U. s. Injectors, Cooks, steam Pipe all sizes, Pipe Fitting all sizes. LINE OF Packing. Rubber Bolt, Gaudy Belt, Belt, Bell Lacing, Belt Hooks, Jackson spent Mi I Mollie Winter- Jackson s lather. , m Misses Esther Can- K. D. non were in town . j . Thursday with a carload of fine j. L. Smith, spent ,, Friday here. Z. went to Tarboro Mrs. Ames children Friday a few days Mrs w , visit to her sister, Mr M T near Greenville. . . . J. J. s mother and sister have moved to town and occupy the house mar Mr. Miss who baa been spending the with Miss Lizzie Combs, of re- turned home on Friday even- train. Hope Future. This is our for year 1901. We hope will lie a year our people than year Just closing has been; that earth may yield Smith, of j more that there may spent last night his be in the land with empty I at Smith Hotel. He returned Ibis am, Counted by those things which we Mi-s Davis, who has ,, in , Mrs. Joseph Long, re-. year, year now Friday to he home at , one lute Hall. majority of the people of our State. Let us hope that in 1902 He who the long ago placed His bow in the cloud and swore by Himself, because there was none greater by Whom to swear, that so long as lime endures seed time vest shall lie, will cause the earth to bring forth more abundantly than it did at the last crop gather Our people face the coming year faith and hope and strong Yon Know What Von chill . Time the print- every bottle Hi i mi; II i i unit Quinine iii a form N . , Pay. Me profitable Enquirer. to do everything j possible to make year a