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Have You Forgot What THAT I AM BULL CARRYING UP-TO-DATE LINE OF Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tin war ANn A thing WHICH TO MENTION Come to sec me for your next B in el of Flour or Pork. Yours to please- Jas. B. White- NEWARK, N. J. POLICY HAS I. Loan Cash Value. Paid up Extended Insurance that works automatically, Is B. Will be reinstated if arrears be Within on month while you arc living, or within three years after lapse, satisfactory evidence of and payment of arrears with interest. year. No Restrictions. Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the beginning of the second and each succeeding year, provided premium tor the current year be paid. They may be To reduce Premiums, or To the Insurance, or FROM THE WEST. Notes of Interest About Colorado and Cube, Jan. A quarter million acres of land, quite rich minerals, have been thrown open for in and Los ties. Colorado. The order was re today from the land at Washington. Here is room for the lovely villages between the fastnesses of ragged Rockies, land is line for agriculture, truck farming and fruit growing. Denver covers fifty square miles has many greenhouses beautiful lakes. It has eleven more square miles than The water is the best and cleanest, I coming down as it does from Pikes Peak. AFTER TWO YEARS PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID IN springs attract visitors ill HI I every quarter of the globe. In most of the western cities we visitors from the east and south. Here man. Mexicans, Georgians, New Yorkers, Kansans all jostle each other in the streets, with quite a sprinkling of Italians, Cubans and I John Chinamen, There are many English and also. I think there are fewer Carolinians out here than any other people. Yesterday I met Mrs. Pierce from Alaska. She gave HEALTH INSURANCE The mil who Insures hi Ms k for tits family. The man who Insures his health Is wise both for his family and himself. may hearth by las It. It Is worth At the first attack of disease, which through the and Itself la Innumerable way Tin's Pills And save your To make policy payable as an during the lifetime a description of the of insured. L. SUGG, Greenville. X. C. TONIC LAXATIVE If you have sour stomach, biliousness, constipation, bad breath, inactive liver, heartburn, kidney troubles, backache, 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 and kidneys, strengthen mucous membranes of the stomach, purify your blood and put you your again. Your appetite will return, your move your liver and kidneys to trouble you, your skin will clear and freshen and you will feel toe old time energy and buoyancy. Mothers the- proper to their and similar find for it their regular or griping, c-ti I nature, aids tho . U t. restful sleep and make then i.-ll. b. U and as for U. country. She says it does not seem colder to her than in do. Most the Alaskan soldiers are She showed quite a col- pictures of the little towns that sprinkle the Klondike regions. They have many nice buildings in in son City. The churches are and comfortable. Every boat that lands on Alaskan shores is welcomed by a crowd of both white dusky inhabitants who show the keenest delight for visitor. A to the Cripple Creek Star that on Jan, th a ton gnawed by coyotes was found buried in the sand several miles out the crater desert near more Salt Lake. In the which once elm licit the man was found in money and papers which identified him as Nicholas Paul, aged recluse who formerly lived at and who disappeared a year ago. At that time it was thought he hail been murdered and robbed. Three hundred men lot him without It is now supposed that he tried lo crossover into was over- come by thirst and wandered away in delirium and perished. For by M not only I lie w ii . I t to THE CO . IT w will II tut . . THE MONTHLY REVIEW OF REVIEWS Is by men and of other prominent in the world's for its fire In sifting the actual news from report and The of entrant events in their They on III freedom from duly-paper All men and women want to know the world II doing it an Judge from received from hundreds Its are labor the busy man or woman Its on topics are by the best-informed reviews of give best of their work it it profusely illustrated. These letters will enable all thoughtful men Judge cf value arr, , reader the t know that through Its Review of and have been to elate It very highly indeed I me that I could not otherwise save It a very pan of m all and practically a it men. no for one In public Ii are V. S. OUt. In col- It Is one of the , day IV. V. j I Ii a very valuable addition lo my library- do not hive a deal . a publication very great time to read I value I found pleasure In saying that kt r Indeed u an-, c. I not otherwise have finds a en my i III A. A K U. S. i r send lot to how It can be had with an of tor cents a month. of ASTOR PLACE NEW YORK S am sHaM that J have saved more children put I have rec- . f up and it at LOUIS K. I'll. O, St. Mu. There is Safety in When Mayor of New York- declared I hat news of official do- would be freely given the newspapers he was taking the possible course to save his from misrepresentation. There is always a great deal of complaint by some public men boat the way which they are treated by the press, and Unit their actions are never properly re- ported. They are themselves to blame for this in almost if not quite every instance. The official who is entirely frank with is not the one who has anything to complain Press. MISSIONARY AND EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE. To Be Held at Greenville, N. C, February 4th and Mr. 1902. I. p. es, J. Remedy for the World's Ills God's Plan for its Final and Full Re. IS, Boa- man. a. es, Rev, J. M. Concern- our in the Washing- ton District Duty of Pastors in Securing the Organization of Sun- day Schools into Missionary Rev. A. Watkins. Why, and Rev. L. I. Nash, D. are Workers To- with God. How t To what extent Rev. A. P. Tyer. Educated Home as a Force in the Extension of Lord's Dr. Peacock, Greensboro Female Col- p. es, Rev. L. Read. to show thyself approved God, a workman that not be rightly dividing word of Tim. and using Rev. T. J. Daily. Work and Our Duty Towards Rev. O. W. Place of Church Educational Rev. L. II. p. es, Rev. R. It. Culbreth. obligation of the Church lo utilize her resources in STATE NEW In North Carolina. Raleigh is working to reopen a leaf in that city. J. A. Long, of Person county, has elected President of the Stale Agricultural Society. C. L. of county, announce- date for Congress in the next Matthews, of Mount, was thrown from his bug- and killed by his horse running away. While six colored people were crossing river the boat they were in capsized and all were drowned. Judge W. S. Robinson, who is holding court Fayette- ville, is gaining more notoriety. He offended Hon. John G. Shaw- over a point in law and ordered him to his seat, when the latter left the court room and re- fused to appear before Judge Rob- any more cases. NOTICE OF The physicians have a for practice of their profession, beginning I, They will office of tit. Move, on avenue, where all them services can find them. E. A. K. M. D , C. OH. M. Jan It is said that Gen. Miles wants to get even for that rebuke by running for the Presidency. He thinks he with Schley or some other popular sailor could sail in. The probabilities are that Dem- party whose candidate be would like to will let him get even in some other Star. Plant Trees EVERYWHERE. I on hand a of Fruit tad ., for cheap, MB preparing to put n wry stock of Nursery the fall me money WARREN. Proprietor Jan N C IN J. W. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging, Ties and Bags. and shipments solicited. Photographer, GREENVILLE, N. O. The leader in work and low Nice for per dozen. Half Cabinets per dozen. AM other lines very cheap. mods from any small picture cheap. Nice Frame on hand all the lime. Come and my work. No trouble to -how and answer The very developing the highest type of ft, g ham and J. D., President College. I list every pastor will lie pres- on Tuesday night, ready to aid in making this a sue F. A. P. B. ORIGINAL OBSERVATIONS Made By The Orange, Virginia. Observer f j their Ideal flees l. Mrs. of st. LOOM, achieved distinction. At age of twenty-one she is mot her of six children, three pairs of twins. Her mother set her the example. She, a native of living at the age of 8.1, hail twenty four of whom were six pairs of twins. Another in Georgia, has live pairs of twins, another four. old lady had thirteen children each hank n of whom hail three pairs, making Every triumph Revenge is only tweet on one side. Don't false teeth. They never ache. Sonic people avoid straitened circumstances by crooked. A dress docs not make a woman, but it very often breaks a man. The axle-grease on your elbow is no sign that you are not lazy. Students who attend the school of experience hove no football tram. When doctors disagree patient has a fighting chance for his life. How can a lie expected to show when she is being given away t A laugh on the face is worth two in the sleeve. Hosiery a multitude shins. It worry a secret society man to ha. d Hie grip. Times mi he pretty hard when a mun can't hi thoughts. When a musician gets a good idea he wants to make a note of it. A man can't starve as long as be p. m. Yours to ED S. M. Wholesale retail Grocer and Furniture Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Oil Bar- Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed- steads, Mattresses, Oak Ba by Carriages, Parlor suits, Tables, Safes, P. Meat Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, A in en ran Beauty Can- Cherries, reaches, Apples, Pine Jelly, Milk, Flour Coffee, Meat, Soap, Ly, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal Hulls, Oar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Currents, Raising, and China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware, Cakes Crackers, Cheese, Best Butter, Stand- ard Sewing Mao hi and mi other goods. Quality and Quantity. Cheap for cash. Com to see me. Phone f. DISSOLUTION. The firm of W. R. Bro. N. U . day consent. K Hie will be by W. K, will all indebtedness of the Arm to whom all persons owing the Ann are to make immediate nay This Jan. W. R. OLD DOMINION LIN NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The clerk of Superior court of Pitt baring rat ion to the on 1st day of January. estate of K. Spain notice is given to all per- sins to estate to make and to all creditors of said estate to their claims properly to the within months after date of this notice, or this notice will lie plead in their This 1st day of January, MARY A. T. SPAIN, Administratrix of the Estate of W. K. Spain. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The Superior court Clerk of PHI county, having issued of Administration to me, the undersigned, on the 10th of December, on the of J. A, deceased, notice is hereby in all ism sung indebted to to make payment to the undersigned, and to creditors of estate to present their claims, properly authenticated, lo the undersigned, within twelve slier the date this notice, or this notice will tie plead in of their This the 10th of December, 1901. J. on tie 11.1 NOTICE CREDITORS. Having duly qualified f Clerk of county as i f the Will and Testament Mrs. S. ML deceased, is hereby given to all lo the estate to make Immediate to under- signed, Ami all claims against are notified to present their for payment before 20th day of November, 1902, or this males will be plead in bar of recovery. This of Nor. 1901. Executor of S. M. Court. North i b Berth S of Wm. Jno. Hardy, It. Lee Hardy, other heirs Win. J order Superior of county In above entitled I sell court house door in Greenville, N. C . county, on Saturday, Feb. two town lots In Bethel, county, which Wm. Charles Hardy owned at bis death and called Andrews both sit lisle on Main street In said third cash and balance In one slid two years with interest on deferred pay the debts of payments. This land is sold to Win. Charles Hardy. This Jan. of Win. Charles t. O. JAMES, Attorney. notice to steamer My res leave Washing ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville dally at M. for Washington. Steamer leaven Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at for Tar Intro, leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays. Th and Rat Unisys at C A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and Boa- ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore and Line from Boston. JNO. Washington, N. C J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. C. w. DEALER GREENVILLE N. O. always Cotton Bagging and Ties on hand Fresh goods kept constantly en hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince yon. D. W. DEALER Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every and prices as low the lowest. Highest market price paid for produce. I J. t. MET, ATTENTION AGENTS Mr. John C. Agent for North Carolina and Virginia, of that Well- Known and Popular Company, THE MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Co., of Newark, Desires to announce to Its large number of policy holders, and to the public generally, of North this rm- will now Business In tats suite and from date will Ms desirable policies, to all de- siring the very best insurance In the best life insurance company in the world. If the local agent In your town has not yet completed arrangements, address JOHN C. DREWRY, Agent, N. C. Assets Paid policy Lire, reliable energetic agents wanted at once to wort for the Old THE GREENVILLE CO. of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Nil, or III twins in this Star. I The Prescription for Malaria I and Fever Is s Chill Tonic. It Is simply Iron I suit quinine Ins no Pay. Price form. No cure, Cure, No lay. Interior and Exterior Finishings for Fine Modern and Cheap Build- We solicit your patronage and guarantee to give satisfaction in prices, styles and work. Know Yon When you lake Tasteless Chill because the formula is plainly print- ed on every bottle showing that It la simply Iron and in a form. try. begins with a Tile HIM. Co. GREENVILLE, N. C. The Charlotte Observer. EVERY DAY III TIE YEAR. TOMPKINS, J. P. Editor. THE OBSERVER the largest telegraphic news service delivered to any paper between Washington and Atlanta, and its special service Is the greatest ever handled by a North Caro- paper. THE SUNDAY OBSERVER of Hi or more pages, and Is to a large extent made of original matter. THE SEMI-WEEKLY ER printed Tuesday and Friday per year. The largest paper in North Carolina. Sample copies sent on application. Address THE OBSERVER, Charlotte, N. C. -DEALER IN- ill A LINE OF Also a nice Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE MB. J. R. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. The Commoner ISSUED WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Editor Publisher, Lincoln, In Advance. One Year Biz Mouths Three Sing. Copy No traveling canvassers are em. ployed. taken at Tit -run The Semi Weekly and will be sent together one year for or The Dairy and one year for 93.60 payable In ad- PATENT C. A CO. i, The Eastern FOR II D. J. II, TO -AT VOL PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY NO When Down Town Trading Don't to on us for some pretty Skirt Waist Goods Cheap. Will also give you Big Bargains in Hamburg, and Swiss Laces, and lots of other down. The will surprise you. Please call in and see them Yours to please W. T. LEE CO. EXAMPLE OF POLICY THE Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company. Mr. Dan Abram, of Rocky Mount, N. C, took out policy No. in 1888, amount kind, ordinary life, year accumulation period; annual premium total payments OPTIONS OF SETTLEMENT. year dividend payable in and continue policy for 5,000.00 Full paid participating additional 2.504.00 and continue policy for 5,000.00 Withdraw total cash value 3,602.80 For an agency, or example of results at your age for com- with any other company, address, giving date of birth, T. ARCHIBALD GARY, General Accent. For Virginia and North Carolina, 1201 K. Main Street, Richmond, Va BAKER HART, SUPPLY. We have just added Steam Supply to our business and will sell anything in this line very low. See us when in want of Valves, Standard Globe Angle Valves, Check Valves, Water Oil Cups, Air Cocks, Steam Hancock U. S. Injectors, Cocks, Steam Pipe all sizes, Pipe Fitting all sizes. LINE OF Packing, Rubber Belt, Belt, heather Belt, Belt Lacing, Belt Hooks, SOLE AGENTS m Harvesting and Farm Drain Tile Garland Cook Stoves. BAKER HART. FARMVILLE ITEMS. N. Jan. Miss Carrie Vail, of Plymouth, came Thursday to visit sister, Mm. George W, Freeman. W. B. Pollard and little son, Frank, afternoon In Mu. Joe mil spent Saturday Sunday with her mother, Mis. J. J. Parker. Miss Pearl Moore returned to- day after n very pleasant two days visit in the country with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Askew- spent yesterday with their brother. Mr. B. Home. W. M. Lung and little sou, Jack, hare gone to to stay few- days. Miss Mary who is attend- the O. College at home Friday lo spend a few days with her Mr. and Mrs. A. J. I man of was town yesterday friends and relatives. Miss Fannie Moore has gone in the country to visit her a few days. Misses May mo King spent Friday night in the with their brother, T. H. King. S. M. Pollard has a with who have recently bought II. L. Lassiter Co. out. W. It. Home, who has been ill, is now convalescing. We wish him a speedy recovery. W. A. Lewis spent yesterday in the with his Mrs. Hi F. Lewis. R. S. May spent yesterday in visiting his BUCK JACK ITEMS. Black Jack, N. C, Jan. 1808. Mr. Mrs. L. II. White re- turned Sunday from Dover. W. J. White, of Washington in Tuesday to spend a few- days with his mother here. Mrs. Jodie Dixon has been on the list this week. W. O. White mid Mrs. L. H. White went to Winterville on bus- Thursday. Mrs. Mater has visiting her Bother this week. W. II. went lo Greenville today. Misses Mamie Cox and Rosa Smith, of spent from Saturday to Monday with relatives here. Calvin Mill- killed his last hogs for this season Monday. Mr. Mills is a prominent farmer has killed a good many Ibis season. Ed. Clark and little Mills have got measles. Sirs. Susie Arnold, who has for some lime, is able to e out again. Mrs. L. Mills is on the list for the last few days. Wednesday at o'clock we nail another wedding at the home of bride's parents. Miss Mary and Mr. Samuel Mills were C. H. Jones the rite. Reduction Falls Heavily IN OUR Silk Department. A San law been t In- i i the soldiers the Philippines by ship plug them quinine capsules. recent of capsules it was found that the cap were tilled with starch, with to give them a hitter The starch ought to lie taken out of those fellows. Wilmington Star. J. B. Cherry Co. The most adroit in both Senate and the House has alone prevented the development i f factional disturbances republican ranks daring the week and it is only a of lime when they will break out in a violent form on the Hours Of Indies. It is for one not actually on the scene to appreciate to an extent the House of has in in- a deliberative body. For a time the republican members felt repaid for their loss of power by example of Economy chances that overshadow even which they set country but, now they MARVELOUS JANUARY SALE. WASHINGTON LETTER. V. Jan. RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT. Adopted by A A. M. F. unrivaled bargains of the past. saving values in every department. An such as no careful buyer will miss. An occasion that will make an i m men. e stir in the business world It will spread the fame of the J. B. Cherry Co's. Magnetic, in so great a majority as to be- themselves relieved from the danger of democratic aggressions, I hey longing for the birthright they bartered. Smarting a sense of their loss of the by the of certain who today of the past. Understand the position. Almost in a day all goods suffer the severest cut, and chiefly affected are the departments enumerated and item- store to greater distances than have gigantic offers say tho altitude of the House towards any of taut question answer is of no Senate can and will rectify the errors of the and lower body Senator l ti iii la today In support of hie contention the house has no right to be heard in matter reciprocal are, Senator alleges, n zed below. Colored Dress Goods 113.80 In Black PATTERNS 8.50 DRESS Black Qr In Fancy 0.00 11.50 Foulards 0.00 0.00 9.50 DRESS Foulards Q 7.00 skirts, to itemize the Black Dress Goods Sin; i in New, Stylish goods yon have fore ha i a chance of, and this one can't last long. Building. N. C. Silk Waist Patterns Just the thing for Spring and Easter wear and u chance that comes but once in life to gel seasonable Silk at price we me offering them 16.00 11.00 8.50-4.00 8.00 1.00 Odds and Ends in Wait Patterns 9.30 PLAIDS AND the thing for Hi and kind at N and kind at and kind at and kind at SO, 11.00 kind at 81.00, 1.25 and I HO kind at Black Black Black Black Black Saline Black Colored Taffeta and every thing else our Silk Department have to suffer in our January Sale. French Flannel for Waists Handsome lot of waist patterns and no two alike that were valued at 12.00 bill this sale makes them and a lot of plain we have put the knife very deep. e the committee, appointed to draft suitable of i to memory of Bro. W. M. Brown, leg leave to Whereas, our Supreme Master has seen fit to call from La- lo Kent, our Brother, W. M. Brown whose connection with Masonry was severed by death on day of January, 1902, there- fore Lodge No. Ml A. F. ft M., do resolve, That Brother Brawn, in his social, family and moral life, illus- many of the of Masonry was a good and worthy citizen. Thai we with humble submission to the will Kim all things well. That extend to his be- family our heartfelt in this their sad hour of lie trusting that they may comfort in promises of word. Thai the Lodge lie draped in mourning, mid the members wear the usual badge of for a period of thirty ex- grief the loss of our deceased brother, That a copy of these be spread upon the records the Lodge, a copy lie sent to the family the deceased brother and also a copy tie sent to The Friend Greenville papers for publication. II. Harding, F. f Committee. R. W. ITEMS. N. C. Jan. 1902. J. C. to New Bern Monday. Steamers and May Bell left for New Bern Year in an report on the ship I entertainment of home subsidy bill by a strict party vote, talent, gave a good show lo a good democrat on the audience Friday night. voting against it. Senator Hyman Rice, of has the moat extravagant I accepted a position with J. R. for the bill and In the main his Harvey ft Co. as salesman. He are obliged to lake to work Monday. I'M. Pal rick, of was here for Senate and AT ABOUT HALF, and In President alone to consider. In lot you can lot of best j view very Important subject dress patterns and also some very of reciprocity with Cuba which patterns that will make very must semi be determined Space too valuable lion senior from Illinois and a large number of his colleagues is particularly The Senate Committee on Coin has a favorable word in as there is probably no other man in Sen- ate can tell just how bill will wink put practice. II now seems probable that the bill will piss the Senate under Mire of the petty lash but it la very doubtful if it can gel through the House. Every democrat in the House will vote against it there arc said to be a number of Dress Trimmings Just the tilings for your Spring Dress and anything Dial is new; and up to date we have it, and who make this sale complete we have knifed with our big blue pencil along everything else. the bill as political suicide. The anarchy bills are going Monday. R. Harvey went on a business trip to Monday. K. L. Gardner was here day. w. c. who a mouths ago moved lo has returned family Poles have placed along line for i lie telephone connect- New Maple Cypress, and The concern is composed of Cloaks Skirts. make I in the said a democrat if member from New York, when I asked him why I Congress as doing nothing In a A Less Hide bur kin-, rough a pain in the menu bill mo Mini will not A of nun and 1.11 It heals the air work la In ll blush to know they are marked down so low and ; we have got lo have their room, i and our price will give it to us i land benefit Space all gone and not half of our story told, but you can get the rest At Our plain figures with our big blue pencil. Mail and Telephone orders promptly and carefully filled. h h matter on which all the member seemed to be much of one mind. is little difference in the minds of as to the necessity of passing a bill to anarchists coming into bit is great jealousy iii committee in to mailer, chair man of the Committee on docs not consider that the Judiciary Committee has the right in pass mi manure which deals Everything marked The members of the Judiciary them- selves me jealous of Chairman Bay they think he to arrogate to himself too large a share of glory that will per- to authorship of bill that finally passes. As to democrats, are not involved except in so far as they may lie called protest any measure which violates stale men of means. A part of them are J. J. R. Harvey A to., Patrick Tucker, Dr. W. Bros, others, baa shut down for awhile. Felix to Monday Proof that The I beery of Marshall Field Company, of Chicago, is that is profitable only when cost is bin profits upon increased Whenever it is practicable sect ion of the store which the advertising is intended ti promote is charged with cost of the ad As the house continues to lake great deal of space in the newspapers, is obvious that the advertising increases, the business. Philadelphia Record. The Best Prescription Malaria hills la s Tunic It Is Iron No airs, Ply. Mm tor. f. ft

EASTERN REFLECTOR GREENVILLE, N. C. O. J. Ed. A Owner Entered t the Poet Office at Greenville, N. C, as Second-Class Mail Matter. Friday. January 1902. THEY WILL End of th Slot Machines. have come to end in Greenville, to efficiency of the Solicitor and court. After charge of Judge Winston to the grand at the beginning of court. It was clearly that I lie machines in operation here were gambling in a fact the of people already believed. Warrants were forth At an exchange well Hie cost of good literature is rant compared in value in I with sworn before Major W. character, and a good H. Long against every liar keeper newspaper is the least Iowa in hose place one form of literature. And still there machines wan operated, also are a great many people do not even take their paper There were representatives of four generations of his family pres- when Governor Albert B, of Iowa, was at Des last Thursday. They were his father and mother, some his brothers and sisters, his daughter and his Governor Cummins was one of ten children. Eight of them are still living, there has been no death in the family for forty years. The news comes Mom Va., that another of the country's historic is to be to the relentless march of modern commercialism. It is stated negotiations are under way for the sale of old St. John church. It was that words of defiance to England were uttered, when Patrick Henry rose in Virginia convention, silting in building, and hurried his famous challenge to King George. me liberty or give me capital of State of Mexico, win most devastated by earthquakes A severe shock occurred on Thursday, demolishing many buildings and killing several him- A second shock visit- ed same Motion Saturday and more houses that escaped were to the ground. As most of the inhabitants had tied city and were living in tents the fatalities were fewer from st shock. Great distress has followed the seismic trouble. Tuesday's papers brought the news that Claude Bernard had withdrawn from the light in Wash- for i for eastern North Carolina, lie decided that he would not further oppose desire ard lo recommend Harry Skinner for place, the promise for this course that Bernard should bare something else. This will probably leave the way clear for the appointment of which with some other matters explained to the satisfaction of the President, was expected to be made today. Those Republicans in Haleigh and elsewhere the Slate who were backing Bernard for reappoint- express disgust his with- drawing from the Ugh. against K Puce, owner of lire machines, and all tin parties were bound over to Superior court. Solicitor Moore then pushed the matter so an to get the Cases heard at the present term. The st of the cases was tried Monday, it being considered result of that case would de all the others. The returned a of guilty the defendants. To make the matter short and as light as possible, the defendants in the other cases all appeared in court this morning and submitted, all agreeing to give up ma chines and run no more. some statement by at- the Solicitor, Judge Winston closed the matter by upending judgment upon pay- of costs in all the cases, the purpose of prosecution having been met in ridding town of the gambling machines. Smallest Baby Ever Known. Ky . Jan. F. Gillian, who has been medicine years, tells i story of birth am growth of a baby which is Unparalleled in medical The parents of the child arc Mi- Mis. Clint On January Dr. Gilliam was called to attend Mrs. for She gave premature birth to a girl, inches in length, hi bead no larger than a lemon it- thigh- were about the size R man's linger. Or Gilliam had the babe wrapped in notion told the father it could not live over an hour. On returning next day, hours later, Dr. Gilliam was astonished to find the babe alive. He gave it a little milk, and whet survived the second day took great interest the ease, and saw to that the weakling was given every At the end of days the Infant was dressed fur the lire time Ai the end of three month it weighed ounces and awoke lime. The child is now almost a ear old and weighs It pounds. It is healthy and thriving. Fight With Wolves. a desperate with a pack of wolves. Olaf farmer about from here, lies in a condition, with literally torn from his body in many places. elans he cannot live. Last night was. by a among the animals in his barnyard. Going out, he was surrounded by a pack of wolves. He attempted to re gain his hon-e, but he had Newspaper men have noted that gone feel the wolves wore there are certain periods when things of a similar kind hap- pen almost simultaneously throughout country. At one period there is an epidemic of murders, at another of rape, at an other of burglaries, another there are a large unrulier of fatal accidents. Within the past month there has been an epidemic of road wrecks. We do recall that ever before there were so many, nearly, all of them and snarling at his heels. He attempted to defend himself with a limes he was foiled to the ground with wolves upon him. lime, however, be managed to then oil. until he regained Ins feet. Fighting his way, inch by inch, he succeeded in reaching the door his house and he staggered in and drew bolt. Wolves have so numerous and their work so destructive in this vicinity by some fatalities, within so of late that an organized effort i short a time. There has also been in the same period and epidemic of murders and these have been largely of one kind men killing their wives and frequently whole families. We are not attempting to account for calling attention to them. Next month there may be epidemic of suicides, or robberies or ten by flood and tire. It is the way these things appear to Landmark. being made to hunt them down.- Wis., Dispatch. is. human promises Time is woven into eternity by the network of death. A man docs until years strike his heart. More men arc mined by foolish friends than by wise enemies. Take away their right to gossip and some people would rather be dead. He who goes returns the frailly of ENTERTAINS. In Compliment to Parker. Monday Kit. Jarvis was hostess at a delightful dinner party given complimentary to her very live guest, Mrs. Barker, of Hen- Covers were laid for and guests, beside Mrs. Parker, wt re He dames Cherry, Skinner, King, James, Grimes, Mow Kick Liter the afternoon Daughters of the were Mrs. guests, and no more delightful evening has spent since the organization of the chapter. The feature of even log was an witty bright paper upon and Club read by Mrs. Parker, nil tuber heartily enjoyed the paper and a rising vote of thanks were tendered Mrs. Parser for the club such a treat. Mrs. Parker has been the re- of much attention since her Winterville Department. Marriage Register of Deeds, T. K. Moore, issued the following marriage last Warn Samuel Mills and Mary Barring- ton. Henry Emily J, Ed- wards. T. Daniel and Ida lingers. Henry Sutton and Bertha Joy- horn and Den oil, Franklin Tripp and Bet tie Tyson. James E. and Mollie Stocks. William i and Ed- ward, Mason and Mary E. Smith. Freeman Charlie E and Rosa Lee Willoughby. Joe Hardy and Sarah Smith. Charles and Mm- Colored NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND NOTES. N. C, Jan. Attention Last season we made Trucks, mostly of pattern, we have not heard of a single man w ho bought trucks does speak in praise of We many who wanted to use them, could not, because they not arranged their rows We advised farmer- last to tobacco trucks and prepare their rows so they u-c them when they be- to house their tobacco. Many of them took our advice were glad of it. Others did not, and some them regretted fact. We had one customer who said he had rather chop every eighth row of tobacco down throw it away than to house his tobacco without the trucks. We still advise every tobacco grower to prepare bis laud with a view of using these trucks housing his crops the coming season our experience is. they will never have cause to regret Cox Mfg. Co. Quite a number of our ladies spent Saturday and Sunday in country visiting friends. Limited space regret forbids special mention. Mis. Moore and children, of who have been visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Smith, home Monday. John F. of Kinston, was on market Saturday buy- cotton. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Johnson died last Sunday and was buried in the Nobles Ola I burying ground Monday afternoon. I Rev, Mr. Harding, of Greenville, conducted the funeral services. E. Brooks, of was here Monday. W. J. Wyatt returned from Hal- Monday evening. Misses Bessie Battle Nichols Charlie Ora John-, were visiting in Greenville son. Allen Lula Dixon. William and Maggie Joe Bland and Eliza Chapman. Stewart arid Ida May. Davis Chapman and Ida Chap- man. A. Cherry. Paul and Martha Hunt- A LITTLE NONSENSE. How Ml-j Martha explained the phone to Her Marl In. our ponderous col- cook and general factotum, had viewed the installation of the telephone in the dining room with main misgivings, much muttering to herself and ninny dubious shakes of the head, old fashioned were more to her liking, looked upon all innovations as experiments It was a telephone, after ii had been attached to the wall and tested by repeated con- the nominal mistress of the decided she would pay additional rental have one of the general line instruments. watched the expert unscrew the transmitter box depart, which feat being accomplished with- out the house falling down or any other disaster following the perilous she waddled to the en to supervise of Lisbeth, her understudy, a girl of four- teen, whose chief characteristic was nils de Hurry up peel to a to talk in. bother me no folks hear is Blanche, she done talk a lot fool- in Oat It done heard her Ink she to down on de in tint box hear she say, man twine take box down to she open hit hear Blanche say. Go on now peel Inters, at Magazine. ALL CASES OF DEAFNESS HEARING Arithmetic. day. John L. Phelps, Revenue Col- from Plymouth, paid his re- visit lo the cigar Tuesday. We find him a clever gentleman. Rev. W. L. o spent part of the day here yesterday. He came to place his daughter in our school. Three hearts displayed in the place of is now worn by one charming young ladies, and the heart I bat fails to these hearts is no heart at all. W. L. Hurst has been lo his room for the past few days Superior Court. The following cases have been of last James Brown affray, guilty. false pretense, J an attack grip. A G. Cox left on last night's larceny, guilty, Kinston. Braxton Galloway returned Sat- I from bis up in Chat- Charles ton, affray, guilty. Lawrence Ward and Peter affray, guilty. A. U. House, false pretense, not guilty. Joseph Mi Law horn, not guilty. If, L. Starkey and E. W. Pace, running unlawful slot machine, guilty, judgment suspended on payment of co-Is. L. and E. W. Pace, running unlawful slot machine, plead guilty, judgment suspended nil I; t of costs. Z. V. Hooker, O. Hooker E. W. Pace, unlawful slot machine, plead guilty, judgment suspended on payment of costs. J. A. Brady E. W. Pace, running unlawful slot machine, plead guilty judgment suspended on payment of costs. It. A. Nichols and K, W. Pace, running unlawful slot machine, plead guilty, judgment suspended on payment of costs. J. A. and K. W. Pace, running slot machine, plead judgment suspended on payment of costs. Jacob Latham, murder, defend- ant submit to a verdict of man- slaughter. ARE NOW CURABLE by our new invention. Only those deal are incurable. HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY. P. A. OF SAYS. , March cured. f to treatment. I will low five vow lull y of cage, to be at About fire ago my car began to kins, Lew on setting worse, until I lost in it-. I underwent a treatment for catarrh, for three month, without -m. a of other, the eminent ear of who told me an could help me, and even only temporarily, that the head would then hut the in the ear would I lost forever, I then raw in a New York paper, and ordered treat- Alter I had it only a few lo th- and to rive L. my tilt .- ear baa been I thank you bra in remain Very truly I A. Brad, Md. treatment not interfere your YOU CAN CURE YOURSELF AT HOME INTERNATIONAL CLiNIC, U CHICAGO, ILL fountain Right SCHOOL BOOKS Reflector It far less of the to utter a falsehood than to advance a truth. The person who suspicions evil and wrong-doing la others thus correctly tells of himself. J Court. Mayor W. H. Long disposed of following cases in his court since last L. Starkey, slot machine, Hound over to Superior court. J. A. Brady, running unlawful slot machine, hound over to court. V. O. Hooker, running unlawful slot machine, over to Superior court. J A. Dudley, running unlawful slot machine, bound over to mart. It. A, running slot machine, bound over to Superior court. K. W. Pace, running slot machines, bound over to Court. drunk and disorderly, lined ad costs, ft ill. The reports of horses dying of blind staggers in I county. A gin house belonging to the State at the Caledonia farm on river, destroyed by lire Monday. Not much cotton was The will call a good roads convention to meet In Ital February nth and 14th. A large attendance is expected. I find I have just enough money to for the dinner, but I have nothing in the way of a tip for me add up the bill again, Getting It Down Pine. world owes n you're getting it, aren't you f alive, if that's what you I mean; but that's not the kind of living I there's the trouble with nil you people who trying to collect that much discussed living. You want to go beyond letter the spirit of the contract. You live; that s enough. If you want to better, you must get order on the world for better But how I get for Livelihood. get a shave, and I will you a the philanthropist who believed neatness. do it, boss, mo responded tho tramp. is your nm de lady in mu- News. Enough. Tho Snake man became engaged to the Cir- princess in three days after first meeting her. Tho Human Corkscrew Gee He didn't waste any time in making himself solid, did he Philadelphia American. Boon. was looking at some- thing entirely new combined bedroom and butler pantry I Flat I declare What n boon to of refinement, but with only moderate means How t o Grow Cotton for Profit, Prepare your land well, well and plant a variety that a better price when you offer it on the market. Two ago I a peck of seed, planted them on half an acre of la and picked a bale of cotton that weighed pounds, shipped this cotton through B. J. Cobb together with several other bales of good variety and this bale sold for three eights of a cent more per than the lot. The lint is far superior to any cotton sold on this the yield is far ahead of anything we have in this country. Numbers of the best farmers in the county saw my crop growing the field and pronounced it as as they ever saw. I nm now offering these seed for sale at 11.00 a bushel. Parties wanting any of the seed will please send me order at once as I only have a limited quantity for sale. O. L JOYNER, Greenville, N. ANNUAL CONVENTIONS. in I.- N. Triennial . of t Ky. The HA annual A I V pit i . i la i . In l . Sons of Vet In of Tie Will I nil a. reunion a I tic i; In f. A merit an at PERSONAL AND POLITICAL. t. Law. Bartender I'm not allowed to any beer, my boy. it to me for I don't York ML No at AIL you tell trio lady I out Servant ma'am. seem to any doubt about it Servant ma'am; ah aid knew Th of MaJ A. v lo th rank g. by lb L Th pop i A. Th Kid tire. h.-i general of M, ala. W. and ll lo H. M U. Ire be- and U. r I th . ii. The Inquiry began lit In U fell In of II U. K. It. i. If. n a aerial Hi of for Low . t. i r,,, ., of New The Opinion of I. TIM In ad- on Ilia of lit Colon II. lb i. lo held that the la i t and with all mUM Dial , and h I lo I, If you have never tried with boiling water, you have a valuable household hint. Try it now by the juice from three large I into an bowl Add two of and the rind of one lemon, turn in four of boiling water and cover closely. When cool, place it in tic icebox to chill. IS THE CASH WHAT YOU ABE LOOKING Then you want the attention of the people who have to spend They are the who read THE, REFLECTOR and yon can attract their attention their in no better way than by putting your advertise- in this paper. Advertising In Tue will bring yon success. Don't lag behind in the race, let the people know what yon are here for. The quickest and beat way to sell anything la to it in The Such an advertisement straight to the people, they learn what Mil and you reap the benefit. We have purchased a large supply of bright and attractive cat, to ad- and yon are at to use them. If you d know what you to lay, we will you gee up your advertise- That is our business, to help you talk to the people. The cost of advertisement la The U the easiest part. Mr. STOUT MAN Mr. SLIM MAN This way gentlemen, here's your winter Clothing. Many men, men who require different clothes from the man give up clothing in despair. bring them hope. promise to fit every one directly from our perhaps a little alteration in some severe cases. We'll surprise you with the clothes; possibly more with the being abnormal shape, you've had to pay a penalty to your so to speak. do away with that and charge you no more do ordinary man. Never mind how peculiar your shape may be, bring it inhere and may surprise you by fitting you, well as by you quite a sum of money. Come, see at any rate. f MM THE KING CLOTHIER. EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If there is a CROSS MARK in the margin of this paper it so to remind you that yon owe The Eastern for subscription and we request yon to 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. your fat Cattle to E. M. and H gross, if. Cotton per per bushel paying H. The first time your life to smoke a Rico cigar for tots at H. Baker Hart have about got their stock all fixed in their new store. They are nicely fixed. Another new lot of the Parker Fountain Pens at Reflector Store. All users know they are the best made. Farmers have had pretty for work in preparing for next crops, but there will probably be some bad weather now. The jury in the ease against Joe charged with man- slaughter, brought in a verdict not late Tuesday evening. Foe three horse farm miles from Bethel, known as the D. Carson farm. One the best little tarns in the For information apply to W. H. Bethel, small folding pocket book containing about or in bills, and a due bill against J. W. Bros, for Finder will be liberally ally rewarded for returning same to office. Notice. A petition having been present- ed to the Board of County for the building of a county bridge across Tar river at Ferry, notice is hereby given that the matter will be considered by the Board at their regular meeting on the first Monday in February, 1902, and all persons wishing to be heard are requested to present said meeting. T. It. Pitt Co. Old Dominion A few several officials of the Old Dominion Steamship Company, on a tour inspection, visited Greenville and expressed themselves well pleased with their agency and business at this point. There were in the party President W. of New York, accompanied by his wife and another lady friend; M B. Crowell, agent at Norfolk; Mr. chief inspector of hulls and machinery; I. P. Auditor; J. E. North Carolina Agent J. J. Cherry accompanied the patty to Washington when they left. at Church. Twenty-one members the Greenville Light in form attended service in the church Sunday morning, and heard a splendid special sermon by Rev. V. H. Harding. They Are Gambling Machines. The first of the slot machine cases was court Monday afternoon the jury returned a verdict of guilty against the de- We hope this means that the slot must go out of It New Trade. The idea that advertising is merely a struggle for u given amount of business is u fallacy. Advertising creates new business by reminding informing people of their real service to tho people as well as a benefit to the Record. Masonic Funeral, There was a I very large attend- the funeral of Mr. W. M. Hi own, Sunday afternoon, at the burial ground live miles from town. The funeral service was lead by II. M. Lure, of the Methodist church, followed with the Masonic burial More than sixty Masons took part in the service. Exchanged Pulpits. Revs. H. M. and J. N. Booth gave their congregations n surprise Sunday night by without previous an- Mr. Eure preaching in the Baptist church and Mr. Booth in the Methodist church. We know that the heard an excellent that they greatly enjoyed, and some of the Methodist brethren tell us they were equally with their sermon. Died. Mrs Mary Whichard, widow o Mr. W. G. Whichard, u soldier who was killed in the civil died Sunday at her home creek. She was in her Hist year and leaves three daughters, all of whom are mar- Mis. Langley, wife of Mr. T. H. Langley, near died Sunday afternoon. The bus and several children are left to her Submits to Jake Latham, colored, against whom the jury returned a bill for murder for tho killing of W. If. Proctor, was taken in court this morning for trial when ho en a plea of guilty of man- slaughter. This was accepted by the Solicitor and some witnesses for the defendant were examined to show the court the merits of the ease. Judge reserved his judgment until he can consider the matter carefully, but Jake will probably get only a light sentence. H. Clark, of Washington, came in Sunday. Z. r. Vandyke went to Parmele this morning. J. C. Lamb left Saturday even- for Kinston. C. M. Jones and V. J. Lee came in Saturday A. M. Perry returned Saturday evening from Scotland Neck. Miss Ivor Ellis, of Durham, is visiting Miss Carrie Andrews. Key. Mrs. J. B. Morton re- turned to Tarboro this morning. Harry Skinner returned Sunday evening from Washington Galloway Saturday fur his home Snow Hill. B. C. Pearce, who has been in this section several days, left this J morning Fred Shepherd, of Suffolk, came in Saturday evening to visit his sister, Mrs. F. G. Whaley. E. T. Lanier, Kinston, who was visiting his brother, J. C. Lanier, returned home Saturday- evening. Misses and Lillie Patrick, of Snow Hill, who have been visiting relatives near here, returned home J. of Newark, and S. of New York, came in Sat- to visit Ola Forbes and to hunt birds a few days. Tuesday. January George went to Washing- ton today. Mayor W. H. Long went to Washington today G. E. of Goldsboro, was here today. G. B. W. Hadley, of LaGrange, came this Miss Alyce Canon is visiting Mrs. II. A. lake. Nichols left here this morning for Charleston, C. R. L Smith and Adrian Savage left this morning for Norfolk. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Warren turned Monday from Nor M. II. left Monday evening for Kinston and Golds- Miss Annie Kitchen, of Scotland Neck, came in Monday evening to visit Miss Rosalind Rountree. Mrs. Dora left this morning for to see her sou, Foster Quinn, who is sick, T. O. Skinner, one of tobacco boys, left Monday for Danville by way Kin-ton and Goldsboro. Mrs. I . A I n am, of Rocky Mount, who has been visiting her Mrs. S. M. returned home morning. Wednesday. January 1902. O, S. Carr rt turned to New York this morning. B. W. Moseley went to this morning. W. A. Forbes returned Tuesday evening from Halifax. Miss Lizzie Jones returned Mon- day evening Norfolk. Charles and Dr. Louis went to Baltimore today. Mayor W. II. Long returned Monday from Washing- ton. The editor and family went over to Whichard this afternoon to at- a wedding. Miss Wilson, who has been en- gaged at Knitting Mills, re- turned to Tarboro today. Miss left evening where she will begin school. and Hubert Jordan, Grand of the Knights of Pythias of the Domain of North Carolina, will visit Greenville next week. While here ho will give an to the benefit of Daughters of the Confederacy, when he will imper- Nat Goodwin's famous com- and Sense or the This will be the opera house on Tues- day night, 28th. It will be lull refined humor, and if our wish to be delightfully enter- they should I present. Remember The Big January Sale is Still Going on at C T. s,

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Judge from letters from hundreds Its editorials are comprehensive, labor to the man or woman It, contributions on Important topics are by the best-Informed writers Its of other magazines give the best of their best work It is profusely illustrated These letters will all men and to judge of its value , a , ,,, c I through In col- Review of and views nave been to very highly Indeed I think me that I could otherwise have It a very Important, pan of access to; all earnest library, and practically a thoughtful men. no matter for one In public widely their ideal diverge, are S. utterance In Its col- Is one of the tail and , , , ,. day W. J I consider a ., addition Io my library. do not hive a deal It ts a very great time to read value I ha-.- found In saying tr matter indeed an I mi i h n . p e , .,., . . , each v-.-, W S . the nun i ii R RALEIGH LETTER. of S. C, Jan. One of events of las week was the Communication of the Grand Lodge of inter- est and largely attended one in many years. The report of Secretary Drewry showed that the order last year one of the most nourishing and years of its existence. were looking purchase of a suitable site in this city the of a Masonic Temple, and a committee was pointed to purchase a wedding gift to presented to Grand John Drewry who is to be mar- this by the Lodge. Mr. splendid work was highly by the Grand The following were elected for the ensuing Grand II. I. Clark, land Deputy Grand Master, W. S. of Charlotte; Warden, K. Winston, of Windsor; Junior Warden, M. of Hillsboro; Grand William of Grand Secretary, John C. of Director Ox ford Orphan Asylum, John W. Cot ten, Tarboro. Following are the Grand appointed by Grand Master A. Marshall, Chaplain; Rev. B. W. Hatcher, Lecturer; T. J. Reed. Grand Deacon; R. N. Hacked, Junior Deacon; K. F. Lamb; F. M. Winchester, K. W. and J. Standard-bearers; R. H. Bradley, The were installed by Past Grand Mas Richard J. Noble, S. L. Parker acting as Marshal. The of a Past Grand Master was presented to B. S. were granted to ten new Lodges, Over gates were present, representing Lodges, and they made a line look- body of men. New life is be- into the order and it enters upon the new year's work with bright prospects. STATE The second of the North Carolina Association was held here last week and adjourned to meet here again in August next, report of Secretary Parker showed the cotton seed sit- mi improved, mid the of cooperative seed oil mills was the delivery of addressed and the appointment of delegates to the good roads convention, which meets here February 10-15, no of interest was ed. MATTER OF INTEREST. advanced to eight cents on the Raleigh market Saturday- is now more largely. Last year this time it brought and the receipts at Raleigh are lea than last year. Only bales have been mark- here so far, while on January nearly had been sold. Cotton ought to go to nine a month, it does seem, all the market will permit it. The Stale Auditor has completed his report showing the valuation of Hie tax real and personal property in Caro- The total valuation is and the total tax assess rat cents i is MM,, There are acres of land, valued at town lots, valued at and acres mineral lands, valued at This assessment on the whole is course far below the actual value of the property, as usual. According to this re- port we arc supposed to own 174,2.15 horses, males jacks and jacks of the human species not in- Pills popular never tat to Dyspepsia, Constipation, And ALL DISEASES arising from a Torpid Liver and Bad Digestion natural result la good appetite and small; elegant. I, coated and to Take No Substitute. All Eastern North Carolina is in- in this matter. President Elliot of will visit the State the formal and In- College and the State A. M. College in April, spending two days at each, beginning with April 4th and 5th at Chapel Hill, 0th and 7th at Greensboro, 8th and 9th at Raleigh. Judge Frank Osborne, of Charlotte has the race for the making the Democratic candidate who desires to succeed Senator and it is hinted that there are still others to the race. Indifferent Citizen. One of the great dangers of our government, especially our government, is the of a very large proportion of the people. Among those whom we are ac to regard as the best class of citizens there is a great and growing of duty to take an active part in politics. In fact we hear men of intelligence and property boast that they little and care less about public questions. These men would b if you should tell them that they are not good citizens, and are responsible, through their sins of omission, for the ills abuses of which they arc often the first to complain, but you would lie telling the truth. No man is a good citizen who has capacity to help cause of good government, and fails to do so. He is a stockholder neg- bis duty to himself and to Journal. newspaper whose with advertisements of business men has more in attract- attention to building town any other agency that can be employed. People go where there is business. and labor go where there is an enterprising community. No power on earth is so strong to build up a town well a paper veil patronized, and power should be ed. The man who overlooks his town paper injures himself by in- his town A Busy Small Store. There is a feeling among some merchants establishments have not yet reached the of department stores i regular and persistent does not pay. A small in New York surrounded by big stores has been recently advertised steadily in the newspapers, however, re salt, according to the manager, Is that are as busy as the busiest large Rec- A little lie goes a long Man's days arc numbered thanks to the calendars. The early bird catches a cold these frosty mornings. The most certain feature of a sure thing is i's uncertainty. It's Io be a back number than not to numbered at all. No, dear, a fisherman doesn't have to be intoxicated to reel. Sorrow Unit is drowned in drink will I to haunt you. The inn . who no confidence in himself expect to it in others. The goose that laid the golden egg wasn't In it with the one who It is to be hoped that the efforts brick of Major E. J. Kale et who before the Congressional Makes Apology. N. C, Jan. The trouble between Judge Robin- son and Hon. John Shaw has been settled. Judge made an apology which Mr. Shaw accepted in the spirit in which it When court convened, Judge Robinson said, speaking to Mr. Shaw, who had been request- ed to be present i we arc both go- over the road of life for our only and last time, I wish to state that we all make mistakes at times, and that the court is no from all that court now sees knows that it acted perhaps rudely towards you on Monday, but if so, that it was without personal feeling or in- tent to offend; that, while I make mistakes. I hope that it was never from personal feeling towards any seeming rudeness, which I could not have intended, I make lull NOTICE OF The hare formed a for the practice of their beginning January 1902. will of Dr. on Dickinson avenue, where all needing can find them. K. M C. U. DISSOLUTION. The firm of W. U. Bro. doing business at Whichard, N. IX, this day dissolved mutual consent. Pi K. withdrawing from firm. The will be continued by W. K. aid, will all of the firm and to whom all persona owing the firm are requested to make immediate Tim Jan. 2nd W. K. D. K. WHICHARD. This is the glorious season of the year when you wear a heavy over- coat one day, a linen duster the a porous plaster the third and a doctor's bill the fourth. Orange, Va., Observer. James, Dental Surgeon, v Greenville, IN 1800. J. V. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging, Ties and Bags. Correspondence and shipments solicited. Plan t Trees EVERYWHERE. I have on hand ft few of Fruit and Ornamental Bushes, ice , for sale I preparing to pal n of for the fall save warren. Proprietor Nursery, Photographer, GREENVILLE, K. C. The leader in work and low price Nice Photographs lot per dozen, Cabinet-, per dozen. other lines very cheap. Crayon Portraits made from any small picture cheap. Nice Frames on hand all the time. Come and examine my work. No to show samples and answer questions. The work to all. Office to a. m., to p. m. Yours to please. HYMAN. S. M. Wholesale and retail Grocer and Furniture Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar- Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed- steads, Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba by Carriages, Go-Carts, Parlor suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. aim Heat Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, American Cigarettes, Can- Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour Coffee, Meat, Soap, Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cot ion Seed Meal Bulls, Gar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Currents, Raisins, Glass and China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware. Cakes Crackers, Cheese, Best Butter, Stand aid Sewing Mach and nu- other goods. Quality and Quantity. Cheap for cash. Com to see me. SIM M Phone Sf. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The clerk of Superior court of Pitt having issued Letter of to m, the undersigned the lit day of the W. E. notice is hereby given to all -on to the estate to nuke payment to the and to all creditors of estate to present their claims properly authenticated, to the within twelve mouths after the date of this notice, or this notice will I plead in their recovery. This the 1st day of January, 1902. A. F- SPAIN, Administratrix of the Estate of W. K. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The Superior court Clerk of Pitt county, having letters of Administration to the undersigned, on the 10th day of December, 1901, on the estate of J. A, deceased, notice Is hereby given to all persons indebted to to make immediate payment to the and to creditors of said estate to present their claims, properly authenticated, to the undersigned, within twelve months after the date this notice, or this notice will in bar of their recovery. This the 10th December, 1901. J. Adm r. on t e of T. . IO CREDITORS. Having duly qualified before the Clerk of Pitt county u Executor f the Last Will and Testament Mrs S Hi. deceased, notice is hereby to nil persons indebted to the estate to make payment to the under- signed, and all persons claims against the estate are i tied to present their claims for payment on or before the 29th day of November, 1902, or this notice will in bar of recovery. This 29th day of Nov. 1901. Executor of Mrs- S. M. t I s . Bertie county. of Waft, Charles Hardy, deed. Hardy, R. Lee heirs at law of Wm. Charles deceased Bf order of the Superior Court of Bertie county entered in the above entitled pro- sell at court house door in Greenville, N. C, Pitt county, at m. Feb. those two town In Bethel, Pitt county, which Wm. Charles Hardy owned at his death and called the Andrews both situate on Main street in said third cash ind balance In one and two years with interest on deferred payments. This land is sold to pay the debts of Wm. Charlie Hardy. This Jan. 1902. of Wm. Charles Hard v. By F. O. JAMES, Attorney. THE GREENVILLE par; m. It of ASTOR PLACE NEW YORK on Rivers and In the lion facilities of the Cape Fear river, and asking an to provide between and Wilmington, will be In CO. of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior and Exterior Finishings for Fine Modern and Cheap We patronage and lo Rive in will Mother inn h lining a hurt in I styles and work, the are There it no prevent- tut their wont are with Perry Han, No other remedy approaches It for the relief of There hut one Painkiller Perry to M. CO. GREENVILLE, N. notice f o ATTENTION AGENTS Mr. John C. General Agent for North Carolina and Virginia, of that Well- Known and Popular THE MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Co., of to to large Dumber of policy and to tho public generally, of North this com- will now In and from this date will Ila desirable policies, to all de- siring the very beat i In the beat life company in the world. If local agent in your town baa not yet completed arrangements, JOHN C. DREWRY, Agent, Raleigh, N. C. Assets Paid policy Live, reliable energetic wanted at once to for the Old mutual Benefit. The Charlotte Observer. EVERY IN THE TOMPKINS, J. P. CALDWELL Editor. YE AR. THE OBSERVER Receives largest telegraphic news service delivered to any paper between Washington and Atlanta, and its special service is the greatest ever handled by a North Caro- paper. THE SUNDAY OBSERVER con of or more pages, and is to a large extent made of original matter. THE SEMI-WEEKLY ER printed Tuesday and Friday l per year. The largest paper in North Carolina. Sample copies sent on application. Address THE OBSERVER, Charlotte, N. C. OLD DOMINION ft Steamer leave Washing ton daily st A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Wednesday and Fridays at A. M. for Tar- leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays, and Saturdays at A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, and for all points for the West 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. Washington, N. C J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. O. W. DEALER GREENVILLE N. C. -a------e at Cotton Bagging and Ties always on Fresh goods kept constantly en hand. Country produce and sold. A I rial will convince yon. C W. WHICHARD DEALER IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de and prices as low the lowest. Highest market paid produce. J. P. MET, -------DEALER IN------- A GENERAL LINE OF Also a Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE MB. J. B. COREY. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ons. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. The Commoner ISSUED WEEKLY. WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Editor ft Publisher, Lincoln, in Advance. One Year Biz Months Three Sing. Copy No traveling canvassers are em. ployed. Subscriptions taken at The Reflector office. The Semi Weekly and will be sent together one year for or The and one year for payable In ad- FOR ill The Eastern Reflector. D. J. TO -AT VOL PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY no a When Down Town Trading Don't forget to call on us fur some pretty Shirt Waist Goods Cheap. Will also give yon Big Bargains in Hamburgs, Valentine and Swiss Laces, and lots of other V down. BETHEL ITEMS. i. C, Jan, Miss Dannie Wood, of Kinston, is visiting friends here. Miss Geneva Gardner, of Green- ville, is visiting relatives in this place. B. . of Greenville, is in town buying cotton. II. H. Taylor, of this spent Tuesday evening in H. L. Nichols, near Green- ville, passed Tuesday en route to Charleston. Wm. Staton and spent Tues- day in Tarboro. J. M. Whichard and John Mayo of near here spent In Tar- on business. Bar. J. returned Monday where be held services Sunday and night. It. D. is in Norfolk purchasing a line lot of team. The prices will surprise you. Please call in and see them Hours to please J. B. Cherry Co. ADDRESS AT MARVELOUS JANUARY SALE. Economy chances that overshadow even our own unrivaled bargains of the past. of near here, i --f W. T LEE CO- EXAMPLE OF THE Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company. Mr. Dan A bra in. of Mount, N. C, took out policy No. in 1880, amount kind, ordinary life, year accumulation period; annual premium 1988.90; total payments OPTIONS OF SETTLEMENT. year dividend payable in cash and continue policy for 5,000.00 2- Full paid participating additional 2.504 and continue for 5,000.00 Withdraw total cash value 8,502.80 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 Carol inn, 1201 E. Main Street, Richmond, Va Saturday night town. Miss Patience ac- companied by Jesse Thomas spent Wednesday in Tarboro. O. H. James is now on I lie road selling desks and so on. Mr. Powers wife of is spending several days here on account of their health. It. L. Gardner, of is in town. Willie Peal and have accepted a position street and walker of this place. We wish them much success. Mr. of Maryland, is vis- his daughter, Mrs. J. D. of this place. Every school bas its room for Improvement. Magnetic, money Sunday in saving values in every department. An as no careful buyer will miss. An in that will make an immense stir in the business world It will spread the fame of the J. IS Cherry Co's. store to greater distances than have gigantic of the past. Understand the position. Almost in l ft The 22nd, Livingstone Johnson, of visited Win- and delivered addresses we ever beard. We ii give hi- thoughts as best we can. After school he There are things we lo know. Von a hog In- -nil thought I saw an educated horse Ion after I knew it only noted account certain signs given Ins master and to dodge lash, u can improve with education. There once n inly professional nun an n was to be a lawyer, doc. preacher, he must be educated but lo farm, on id mat win. needed. This no- i- living out and fathers real- tee every child he a blessing or a curse. An on the track, the steam N raised and a man leaps lo the throttle. Then there for power is n the hand -if a mail man. but a smoke in the smoke house. and when the mother to kill it i-he t mid it to lie only a padding which had fallen from loft. matter bow ninny servants arc in the house, learn to work if you never need to all i and if you have lo you know how. I have no sympathy for the boy who conies home from college to lie around in the shade while bis poor old father works in Held. raised Hie farm and every I to the country to work on a farm. I don't intend to raise a boy who hitch a to a plow. Don't think father, who had no opportunity, your equal. He your equal. Sign your name, II to a check it may lie worthless While your lather's signature looks like a crawled over yet bis check brings the money. A mother took washing to earn money to educate her boy and when he graduated at the head of in- class received many bean- bouquet be stepped off the and gave them to his mother. She credit for bis sue- You should know everything a, something. Nobody knows a day all goods suffer the severest cut, and chiefly affected are the departments enumerated and item- zed below. let a good man be at the and great good to the people is. everything. Some result. Bible is the lion nil education. I would rather my children should Von tell them anything. In each man has a trade and ignorant than lo by godless all the work In the means i know of thing about everything r Reduction Falls Heavily IN Colored Dress Goods AT ABOUT HALF, and in Hit and every- thing something Today brings great opportunities. cam only log school CARR, For Nails, Locks, lUnges, Doors, Windows, Paints, Rope, Collars, Plows, Shovels and Car- Tools, to H. L Gill Next door to Ricks Wilkinson. to Ormond Carr. i Times The Value OP ANY Turn Till FASTER. v, ill all WILSON, Atlanta, Ga. For talc by S. T. WHITE, Greenville, gen SCHOOL BOOKS Reflector ,. , . man wen, Counterfeit money that is Department. T lo is not at bing of the past. r TUT. again home, of U Every man likes to sec the right prevail because we all feel we are on that side. Some wise men don't get so credit for wisdom as some foolish men who are good Tom Shot in Hickory. Hickory, of the greatest tragedies has ever taken place inside if the corpora- was that occurring last in the eastern portion of tho town when Tom Yount, a well connected young married man, mis shot from ambush. The ball, from a pistol, entered through the upper lip, knock three teeth, clipping the tongue and lodging in the right lower jaw. Dr. II. who was at called to dress the wounds of the victim, said, after a careful examination, if it had been for the teeth breaking the force of the ball causing the same to range downward, the shot would have been fatal. There is much exciting comment over the affair and there Is a great deal of evidence as to the guilty parties, but so far there has not been any arrest, although one night policeman was on the scene at the lime of the shooting, thereafter locating some of the parties biding, one of whom was clothed in a Woman's garb. Leading up to tragedy it is said that a fascinating widow of this town played a part which caused a great deal of between certain There will probably be several rests Implicating various parties. While Mr. wound is very painful, will probably him life, is not thought to be fatal. Man imagines that a neglected cold a day. Tin- inn- in die sis sou the throat b i lea- lint Una in-J Lung oil e TM c will i tin- lungs will h- In Black In DRESS In 12.00 In Fancy 11.00 In Foulards 1.00 9.00 In j patterns will nuke very pretty skirts. Spare i. in the Silk Waist Patterns Just the thing for Spring and Easter wear a chance that comes but life to gel seasonable Silk at the price we are offering them at. Waist Patterns I. 0-4.00 3.00 4.00 11.00 3.00 8.00 and Ends in Wait Patterns 2.80 FANCY PLAIDS AND lit; thing for Dress Trimmings and kind at and kind at and kind at SO and kind at Slid 1.00 kind at 11.00, 1.25 and 1.00 kind at Black Bole Black Black Saline Black and every else in inn Silk Department have to suffer January Bale. Dress ; in New, g mis H ii you have never before a chance of, and ibis one last long. by read ill j the land Professor Importance Now they are was an event of III a Schools now conn- in touch with living Issues. Borne men graduate and then have Lille sine a ma. Rook knowledge alone is not Today we gel a part The press is tilling Pick out only good r . r. , . , , I when you raid. paper tor waists should be of M and no two alike were valued but this sale makes at and a lot of plain that we have put the knife very deep. Dress Trimmings -lust things for your Dress and anything is up to date we have It, and make this sale complete we have knifed I hem with our big blue pencil along with everything else, do. now have certain A few- to teach all studies. Doctors specialize one for eye, one ear, etc. Don't he all but master one. We largely determine our positions lb life. School orators used to grow they might he sneaking to a future Governor or President, you may be greater. A Governor may be as mean as. the devil wants him lo while you may In- a true man or a noble, pure woman. A Congressman once gelling the best of his opponent in an argument received taunt that he once blacked boots. The reply came; Yes, and no man w ill say I didn't do it well. Train your minds so that yon may be something in life, ever basing it upon the Divine teachings of the Bible and may God bless you in your noble efforts. Reform an Indian. Cloaks Skirts. They almost to know are market down .-. low aid we have got to have room, our price will give to and buyer. Space all gone and not half of our story told, but you can jet the rest At Our Store. Everything marked in in our plain figures with our big blue pencil. Mail and Telephone orders promptly and carefully filled. j. K W. Panama canal, but never allow ii kill the influence of good papers. Tho best Literary pro-; Auctions are found In books as they are written time. Head some Action by standard authors not trashy kind. however may kill your taste for more solid leading and if docs The newspapers are having fun quit It. But you may read the commissioner of Indian yon may smell of books be affairs on account of his recant or- educated, to Indian agents to make the Learn observation, red men have their hair cut, to men with eye live blindly. wearing blankets and paint- men may travel to tho same place, . laces. Short hair, coals one socs nothing, the other is and breeches tend to civilization, lighted with many things he he argues, while the paint runs on his trip. A preacher may down the when seen bush or Bower, perspire and gives them ion eyes. Learn by talking to those who I These reforms to be instituted know more I do. We love cases, when necessary, lo lo those who know less, I pains for In- used to love lo talk to the little stance by catting off the rations of and when I look my refractory or looking them trip la Wilmington I told III. Ill all about just to look bite and shine. If a doesn't receive and water continually pumped ii dry, so we unless receive talking with more intelligent The truly educated will not look down oil you but and In- Von must know how- to do some- thing, a gill should know bow lo keep and cook, a DOW to farm. I pity those win. have never come In touch with nature. the till who is raised in a band box, who plays one air on the piano and puts on a thousand more. b like girl who was scared almost to death ill sec Hut ii is hard lo reform on Indian, or squaw. A former Stales marshal for the Western district of North Carolina, whose business carried a good deal among of our West. em counties, tells of ease of a young Indian girl who had been educated the schools up lo their limit and was soul out of Hit- Slate to college. She remained away four years, back highly educated in literature, art and mask, and dressed in the height of fashion. And in three mouths her line togs had been and she again going barefooted wear- a blanket. That's an Indian for yon. Charlotte Observer,