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V., The democrats of the House of Representatives held their long deferred caucus on Friday even log under the dance of Mr. and other democratic leaders, determined upon a policy which it is believed will prove most effective, not in furthering the interests the party Out also in stemming the tide of plutocratic, legislation which it is expected the can majority will attempt to mi note Upon the country. Sonic of the did not no sider ft within the province of the caucus to reverse any of the of the last national convention but apart from their contention it was determined that then was no at this time for so doing. It was further decided that it would lie wiser for the members of the to devote their whole at Li checkmating raids of opposition on the Treasury and endeavoring to protect the whole people from legislation in- spired by the great vested Inter- whose liberal campaign secure for them inch ex- tensive Influence In the councils of the opposition. The and Means Committee is still giving hearings to the rep of the beet sugar and tobacco industries in this country and In Cuba. The beet sugar lobby is growing desperate and is contemplating a coalition, of forces with the democrats in an effort to reduce the protection on refined sugar. The beet sugar men are. course, inspired by to the Trust but frankly admit that they would be in a bet position to develop their In- industry if the Trust were destroy- ed even if reciprocal privileges were granted to Cuba. The arc naturally and opposed to a duty which puts Immense profits Into the hands Of the trust at the expense of the vast body of consumers. Representative can member from Massachusetts, tells me that he will vote for re as he does not consider that a moderate concession would injure American interests he believes the United States owes it to Cuba to at least start heron the road to prosperity. Apropos of the beet sugar there is a story going the rounds in inner circles of a very stormy Cabinet meeting at which the President alleged to have told his Secretary of Agriculture that he was of having his expressions on the subject his Mr. son, I am told, expressed regret at having given utterance to his views aid assured Mr. Roosevelt that nothing more would be heard from him on the He has persistently refused to appear be- fore the Ways and Means Commit- tee, although it is well known that he is adverse to any reciprocal treaty Which will lower the duty on sugar. Of course above incident has given rise to renewed go-sip in regard to net changes but no change in the Agricultural portfolio is plated at this time. Senator Mason attempted on Friday to commit the Senate on the Bah matter, at least to extent of thanking the Admiral for his brave and able conduct while in command of the can fleet at the victorious battle of and presenting him with sword, hot the opposition was on the alert despite Sen Mason's protests, Senator Hale insisted upon the reference of the ion to the committee on Naval Affairs where there is every reason to believe it will be buried. Pills TORPID LIVER. A the and SICK HEADACHE, Dyspepsia, Sallow Skin and Pies. Then Is no better for these W. LIVE PILLS, as a Brest. Take Mb Substitute. IN CALDWELL The Lenoir News of last had this striking editorial few days since, a short tramp in the country, we noticed a field of corn still standing gathered, going to waste while com is selling at a bushel. We noted at another place a good mowing machine, standing out in the weather, where it bad evidently left at the end of the season. Cattle are still, many instances, left out in the fields unprotected from and fed a little hay and bran on the ground to be tunneled in the mini. If house at all it is done in such an indifferent and careless manner that they arc given very little protection and twice the amount of feed is ed to keep them in condition that would lie needed were they kept warm and dry. Hay all kinds of forage is left standing in the field until needed for use. By that lime more or less of it has wasted by exposure to the weather the depredation of the poorly fed cattle above referred to. These and many other evidences of carelessness, or ignorance seen any day in a short trip through this country, we must get out of these old ruts, take care of work with judgment, making an acre by good and tillage pro- duce what two or four now pro- duce by cultivation. With proper management and thrift, we believe farming offers better inducements in this country at this nine than ever before, but many old ideas and must be abandoned. It seems to us is a fine opening some one to make good money in this community, raising pips poultry. Pigs arc demand at high prices, and chick- ens and eggs have commanded higher prices during the last twelve mouths than ever before. Spring chickens will bring to cents a pound by April or Truly, this is a bad showing, and the worst of it is that our contemporary that such as it has pictured be -en any day in a short through its country. The wonder is that people so care- less so wasteful can manage to make buckle and tongue meet that they contrive to keep body and soul together. They could elsewhere than in a country upon which God has bestowed His blessings with a bounteous hand. even such a country they could not do it in any other except that of agriculture. Observer Look Out for Home Supplier Let the farmers go in for more diversified crops year. Plant plenty of turn, potatoes and the like then put as much cotton or ever the land is best adapted can lie i well and cultivated The aim should home supplies first, money crop after- ward. It is better lo cultivate few acres and cultivate those acres well than plant too much laud be able to give it proper alien- Gold Leaf. liven Were you that the in the lower pan of foal buck kidney trouble, lint I- a of m know it is muscular from M, end treatment Painkiller will prevent from grow- into lumbago- Act Accordingly and yon will tie you Painkiller, Perry Eternal indigestion is the price of You often id a live cent heart in a million dollar body. A pretty girl is a poem in every line rhymes. Bread cast upon the waters often comes back all dough. All things come to those who they tip the waiter. Love is an itching of the heart, which you ate unable to scratch. . Tears of sympathy are the phone messages from a heart full of tenderness. Cupid has been shooting his darts very in this section, and as for I bat matter, it appears over the whole late We informed of one in stance in which the little fellow though had his efforts come to the last moment, and thereby hangs a sad tale. A party, whose name we withhold, had per the lady of his choice to agree to the day to have their vows The was to lie at the home of the prospective bride. A preacher bad been and friends in At the appointed hour all these and the groom arrived at the the prospective bride had fled from the terrors of the matrimonial state to the woods. She left a note lo the prospective groom, telling him she thought better of the matter and had come lo the conclusion she did not want to him. The situation was very embarrassing for the young man, as well as the preacher nod friends who had gathered, but there was but cue thing, to do, wend their way home. arc in- formed that the young man, like a true consoled himself by thinking what he had so Free Press. NOTICE OP The here formed a the practice of their beginning They will occupy of Dr. on avenue, where all their can find them. E. A. MOVE. M. D, C. M. D. Jan You Know What You arc Taking When take Chill because the formula la plainly ed on every bottle allowing that it Is simply on and Quinine in A form. No. Cure, No Pay. J. W. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging, Ties and Bags. Correspondence and shipments solicited. Plant Trees EVERYWHERE. have on a few of Fruit tad Ornamental Tree, Rom for sale cheap. I nm to put a very large of Tree for the fall trade. and nave money. ALIE WARREN, Proprietor Photographer, GREENVILLE, The leader in good work and low Nice Photographs for per Cabinet per dozen All other lines very cheap. Crayon Portrait from any small picture Nice Frames on hand all the lime. Come and my work. No trouble to show samples and answer questions. The very eat guaranteed to all. Office hours b to a, to p. m. Yours to please, 175.-------- . 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. Moat me-, i, Key West Cheroots, American Beauty Can- Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Jelly, Milk, Floor Coffee, Meat, Soap, Ly, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nuts, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Currents, Glass Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware. and Crackers, Cheese, Best Butter, Stand aid Sewing i and nu other goods. Quality and Quantity. Cheap for cash. Com to see me. SAW M Phone THE GREENVILLE WHEN YOU WANT Dry Goods, Groceries, Confections, etc., go to Mrs. L. H. WHITE, Jack. line Prices bought for cash or In exchange for CO. Manufacturers of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior Exterior Finishings for Fine Modern and Cheap Build- We solicit your and guarantee to give satisfaction in prices, styles and work. Please send your orders to b Co. N. C. DISSOLUTION. The Arm of R. Bro doing N. C, tin day mutual K. from The will he i. W. R. who will all of to all owing the Ann arc to make immediate pay- In. W. It. D. K NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The clerk of Superior court of baring of to the undersigned on 1st day of toe W. K. Spain notice is hereby given to all per- sons to estate to make payment lo the undersigned, and to all creditors of said estate to present their claims properly authenticated, to the within twelve months after the date of this notice, or this notice will be plead in recovery. This 1st day of January, MARY A. F. SPAIN, Administratrix of the Estate of W. K. Spain. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The Superior court Clerk of Pitt county, having issued letters of Administration to me, the undersigned, on the 10th of December, on the estate of J. A, Thigpen, deceased, notice Is hereby given to all persons indebted to to make immediate lo the undersigned, and to all creditors of said estate lo present their claims, properly authenticated, to the undersigned, within twelve months after the dale this notice, or this notice be plead in tar of their recovery. This the 10th or December, 1901. J. JR., on t e of I. . NOTICE lO CREDITORS. Having duly qualified before the Clerk of Pitt county as r f the Last Will and Testament Mrs. S. deceased, notice ii hereby given to nil persons indebted to the estate to make immediate payment to the under- signed, and nil persona against notified to present claims for on or before the 39th day of November, 1902, or this notice will be plead in of recovery. This 29th day of Nov. 1901. IT. Executor of Mrs. S. M. of Win Jno. If. Hardy, It. Lee Hardy, and other heirs at law of Wm, Charles Hardy, deceased Order of the Superior Court of Bertie county entered In the entitled pro- I sell at court house door in m. on Saturday, Feb. those two town lot. in Bethel, county, which Wm. Charles Hardy owned at bis death and called the Andrews lots, both situate on Main street in Mid to third cash and balance in one and two years with interest on deferred payments. i- land is sold to pay the debts of Wm. Charles This Jan. 1902. I T of Wm. Charles Hardy. By F. O. JAMES, Attorney. to ATTENTION AGENTS I Mr. John C. General Agent for North Carolina and Virginia, of that Well- Known and Popular Company, THE MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Co., of J. Desires to announce to Its large number of policy holders, and to the public generally, of North this com will now Resume Business In state and from this date will issue its splendid desirable policies, lo all de siring the very best insurance In the best life insurance company in the world. If the local agent in your town baa not yet completed arrangements, address JOHN C. DREWRY, Stale Agent, Raleigh, N. C. Assets Paid policy Lire, reliable energetic agents wanted at once lo work for the OLD DOMINION LIN VIC Steamer My res Washing- ton daily A.-M. for Green- leave Greenville dally at II. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at A. M. for Tar- Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays, and Saturdays ii A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers order freight by the Old Dominion B. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. J. J. CHERRY, Aft., Greenville, N. C. D. W. DEALER GREENVILLE N. O. Cotton Bagging and lies always on Fresh goods kept constantly es hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. r. W. DEALER Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every and prices as low the lowest. Highest market price paid for country produce. J. P. Haft. The Charlotte Observer. EVERY DAY IR THE YEAR. TOMPKINS, Publisher J. P. CALDWELL Editor. PER THE OBSERVER Receives 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 eon- of 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. application. Add THE OBSERVER, Charlotte, N. C. -DEALER IN- A GENERAL LINE OF Ii Also a nice Line of Hardware. COME TO BEE ME. 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 WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Editor Publisher, Lincoln, In Advance. One Year Six Months too, Three Sing. Copy Be. No traveling canvassers are em. ployed. Subscriptions taken a The Semi Weekly and will be sent together one year for or Th e it. v and one year for payable in ad- PATENT FOR The Eastern Reflector D. J. II, TO -AT VOL GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY NO The Great Inventory is completed- Many things have been laid out marked down. We are not crying out cost, but have prices on all winter goods. It would be impossible to Sacrifice all and continue to be of service la ourselves and yon. The store that is ah the time crying cost and less than cost, must some day meet the Inevitable. After the smash the store Is of little service to any body. This Store knows when to begin sacrificing its profits, how to con- and knows when stop. Every department has the severest cut in prices. Our object is to make room for Spring Goods. We take occasion here to thank our many friends for their pat- In the past, and invite them to continue their visits to our store when they want bargains in up-to-date goods. Ricks Wilkinson CARR, For Nails, Locks, Hinges, Doors, Windows, Paints, Rope, Collars, Plows, Shovels and Car- Tools, to A Warning To The Tuba -co As we have elsewhere this issue, reports a largely increased tobacco acreage in North this year. The writer makes no rial to the gift of and we make no diction as to prices for this year's crop. But we do wish to warn the tobacco grower a mistake of a grower is now repenting hi sack cloth and A year ago cotton prices were good, the cotton mill industry nourishing, many a farmer in the cotton belt decided to adopt the one crop system for Aim he did. The result everybody The one crop cotton farmer of is a con- a worse plight than at any other time for years. The cotton crop North Carolina was remarkably short. If this were all, his condition would not be so bad. But the decrease price is almost as marked as the decrease production. as if not enough, the increase in price of food supplies is greater than the decrease of cotton or the in cotton production. With a short crop of his own product and low prices for it, high prices for the corn, and meat that he must buy, the aver- age cotton farmer no lecture the disadvantages of the crop system. We daresay that the farmers of the State will this year give more attention to home supplies than in any other year since Lee surrendered. wise learns by the mis- takes of others; a fool scarcely by his Will tobacco farm- consider the plight his brother and learn the lesson it Farmer. J. B. Cherry Co. MARVELOUS JANUARY SALE. Economy chances that overshadow even our own bargains of the past. Magnetic, money- saving values in every department. An H. I. Next door to Ricks Wilkinson. to Ormond What to Get and are matters of Importance to W TO At. every LET HELP YOU DECIDE. At J. L. Starkey Bros, old we have opened a strictly First Class Stock of Fresh Family Groceries, and article in stock is right fresh from first bands. Nothing stale but new. Now for everything you want to eat come to our store see bow well we can please yon quality and price- N. C. THE NEW y such as no careful buyer will miss. An occasion FARMVILLE ITEMS. If. Jan. arc having some very pleasant weather. I. C. Edwards, of Snow Hill, spent in town. W, A. Lewis Sunday with his best girl. S. -M. Pollard went to this morning to visit friends relatives. Misses Lena and King timed borne Sunday. Misses Moore and Fields spent Sunday in the try with Miss Roberta Flanagan. Miss Smith several days ii. n last week. II. J. Whitehurst, one of oldest residents the town, is very low. His recovery is doubt- Miss Agnes Moore spent day and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. I. Rome is slow Mi- will spread the fame of the J. B. Cherry Co's. store to greater distances than have gigantic offers of the past. Understand the position. Almost in Clinic Vail Turn- age spent yesterday in the country dial will make an immense stir in the business world Miss Etta Smith. It. Pollard returned Iron and Tarboro Saturday the evening Miss Belcher has gone to see brother, W. Home. West is in town visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Baker's baby is very low. The telephone line between and Greenville Is down Again. We seriously regret it, and hope will soon have a new line which will give general lion. Miss is in town AT ABOUT HALF, and Ml ,,,,, lot can n lot a day all goods suffer the severest cut, and chiefly affected are the departments enumerated and item- zed below. Reduction Falls Heavily INCUR Colored Dress Goods Silk Department. Three The Value OP ANY OTHER. ONE ONE THIRD FASTER. Agents all unoccupied territory. A WILSON, Manufacturing Company, Atlanta, For sale by S. T WHITE, Greenville, All Kinds at The Reflector Who Have Cotton It is beautiful and pleasant to see brethren dwell together in unity, and likewise agreeable to see allies eland together. Where- fore arc grieved, a well as amazed, to see some the Demo criticize the appointments of Colonel Skinner and I Franklin Keith. It is perfectly natural that the Republicans should be disappointed and dis- gusted, but were we Democrats and Col. Harrison skinner Hon. B. Franklin Keith all her a few short years ago Did we want to fuse with Col. Harrison his squab on State and issues in Did we actually fuse with them the electoral ticket that And was not Hon. Benjamin Franklin that very electoral ticket for this congressional dis let, and did not all of us, except- those who didn't, vote for him and for the Populists electoral can- To be sure we did, with the exceptions noted. what ails us now that we should to these noble allies having relief t It is true that Col. Harrison has transferred his allegiance to the Republican party and the gold but he was ever a shifty and even when was recognized as a gentleman of adjustable It is true, also, that the Franklin now says that to is go back on a gentleman simply because he has discernment to know a when he sees In other words, should mi Ii I acquaintance be Nay, nay, The Observer gives these recent allies the glad ha and extends them its must cordial having Observer. t Know On Bars maw i. DRESS PATTERNS In Black 10.00 DRESS PATTERNS Black 7.00 8.50 DRESS PATTERNS In Black 0.50 12.50 PATTERNS Fancy 0.00 11.50 DRESS In Foulards 0.00 9.50 DRESS PATTERNS In Foulards 7.00 of the best. Freeman patterns and also some very , f i patterns that ill make very pretty skirts. Space too valuable to Itemize the pines. Black Dress Goods New, goods you have before bud a chance of, and this one can't last long. and family have moved to Greenville, which will their future home. F. M. Dupree spent in Greenville on business. Mis. Lemuel Hardy is visiting Mrs. John I. Raker. AYDEN NOTES. N. C. Jan. Miller went down to Kin- BETHEL ITEMS. N. Jan. Miss Flossie Keel, of Apex, spent Monday with relatives at this place. II. U. Taylor ard It. W. Mosley Sunday afternoon at Elder Moore's. Rev. J. W. Rose held services Hamilton Sunday Sunday returned Monday. H. V. Staton spent Sunday with bis best near here. Miss Fannie and of Greenville, are relatives here. Miss Alice Carson, who been friends Greenville, re- turned week. Miss Bessie Harding, of Green- ville, spent here. Mrs. Hut tie Spier came down to witness her sister's marriage and returned Wednesday. Miss Donate Wood, of who has been visiting friends hero returned last week. Miss James, of spent Sunday with the Misses Manning near here. Miss Pink Manning is visiting relatives in Hamilton. Miss Patrick, of Ayden, is visiting friends near here. B. W. Mosley left here Tuesday for Greenville. Robt. Staton Monday Tarboro on business. Rev. J. E. family arc friends here. Miss Annie Thigpen, of Penny Hill, spent Wednesday here. Smith, of Neck, spent Wednesday here and took evening train for Ayden. Everybody lie on their look out, for the map man is in town. On account of the weather there was not any prayer meeting Wed- V. S. Gardner, of Everetts, spent Monday and Tuesday here. S. T. Carson spent Sunday in Tarboro. At Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Ella Knight and Mr. F. were married at the bride's home James street. The j-ton Friday and returned Monday j ceremony was performed by Rev. Silk Waist Patterns French Flannel for Waists Handsome lot of waist patterns and no two alike that were valued at 12.50 but this sale makes them at 1.00, and a lot of plain that have put the knife very- deep. Dress Trimmings Just the things for your Spring Dress and anything that is new and up to date have it, and to this sale Complete have knifed them with our big blue pencil along with everything else. Cloaks Skirts. They blush to know that they arc marked down so low and we have got to have their room, and our price will give it to us and benefit the early buyers. Just the for and Easter wear a chance that comes but once in life to gel setts. Silk at the price we arc offering them at. 5.00 Waist Patterns 14.00 0-4.60 8.00 8.00 Odds and Ends in Walt Patterns FANCY PLAIDS AND FIG. the thing for Dress Trimmings and kind at and at and kind at and INK- kind at kind tit 11.00, 1.25 and 1.00 kind at Black Black Black Black Grain Black Sat i tic Black Taffetas, Colored . and every thing else in out Silk marked in Department have to suffer our marvelous January Sale. morning, J. T. Smith went to House yes- Joseph family moved to yesterday. J. Marrow was here Monday night. Hugh Brooks, of Parmele, was in town Sunday on important bus- J. T Smith has opened up bis place of business West avenue. We would appreciate sunshine now alter so many dark dreary days. The will have to J. W. Rose the presence and relatives of the couple. After the fur the home where the reception was held. The Beat Prescription for Malaria f bills and Fever is bottle of Grove's Tasteless Chill It Is simply iron quinine ill n form. No i Only to ThOM Who Owe. We have tried to go through winter without putting cross WU marks on paper, but so like something turn before writing again. c It Home. Space gone and not half of our story told, but can get the rest At Our Store. plain figures with our big , blue pencil. Mail and Telephone orders promptly and carefully filled. j. p. Some men that by making a great stir for a little lime they gain a permanent advantage. is far from truth. How quick- a thing is forgotten, but perhaps they try and crowd too much into usurps in and the panorama incidents diverts the mind inn ceaseless concentration on one particular thing. Day by day the happenings in number and importance, the public mind is being conducted to a new nil of t bought and ration. The necessity for nous advertising was never more prom need than at the present time. A passing Hash causes but a moment's reflection. Permanent drive II home advertising marks an Impression Partner. Even he close mouthed man succumb lo the dentist. many have failed to keep promises to pay their subscription that we have lo remind of it again. finding the cross mark on their paper today will please take it as a notice that they owe for the paper and an early settlement is desired. This is a matter of mid ought to have prompt at- takes money lo run a newspaper and all who read it should be willing lo pay promptly. now at revising our subscription and will have to drop some names unless pay steeple jack is one kind of high churchman. The trusting shoemaker is apt to get mil of his bunts. I Could Hid th. tie cough ii lo talk. Tin- way tin- n is plain. Take bung Balsam grip of lie tins throat After few cough is ratter and a I- of a little time

REFLECTOR GREENVILLE, N. C. J. Entered at the Post Office at Greenville, K. C, m Second-Class Mail Matter. Tuesday. The Henderson Gold Leaf drops a wold of Having it will be warmer next July. It is likely that the balance the war taxis, levied because of the war, will be repealed July first. of New York, has introduced a bill the House authorizing coin- age of a half It should be entitled Bill to Bargain A claiming to be deal and dumb, was begging alms in collections were liberal to afford his tilling up on whiskey, and when a to arrest him it was found that his tongue and ears were both in good working order. A Beautiful Church Marriage. The press dispatches are again having much to say about Mill Stone, sending out reports about every other I hat she has been set at liberty. When the an- is made that she has returned to America taken the lecture field we will be pared to the brigands have liberated her. M. b. Dooley, a law agent of the Southern ha entered the Federal court for libel the Charlotte Observer and News Observer. The cause of the suit is publication made about conduct the recent case at where- in Ike Soothers Railway was. de- J Dooley pub- his character. It Greenville had enterprises employing a large mini of who could work right on in bad M well as in good there not lie such an falling off in trade lbs kind of vintner the peal week Bus given. When our friend from the country cannot come to town there is so much stirring as they are here. This shows I bat trade would be better if we had more wage earners town. On Thursday confirmed the nomination of Harry Skinner as Unite I District Attorney for the eastern district of His term in office begins February We hope the new attorney will use bis to have a dis court established at ville. A district formed of and the counties Immediately adjoining, with the court held in Greenville, would beS great con- to people who have to go to Raleigh or New Item to at I end Federal court. Pay every bill you can now and it will help others pay their bills also. A dollar put in circulation at the first of the year may be the means of relieving a hundred cases of distress before the year closes; and whether it would do any one else good or not, it is the very best thing for yourself if you owe a bill to pay it as promptly as can. You think more of yourself for it and others will Scotland Nick Commonwealth. Now comes American Commerce of Manila to de that need Chinese. They want cheap labor. What about the Philippines being an Inviting field for the American put to it to keep c workman splendid of the Memorial Baptist church was till- ed with a large audience, Thurs- day night, to the marriage of Mr. Benjamin Edward Patrick and Miss Annie Doris Flanagan, daughter of and Mrs. John The church was tastily decorated for the occasion, there being several ever- greens between the choir gallery and underneath being two pyramids of house plan's, palms and ferns, with lighted candelabra among At o'clock Masters Lee Shel- bum Walter Patrick M pages Unrolled white carpets down the aisles. Then as the wedding march was charmingly played by Miss Una on tho organ, ac by Forbes violin, the bridal party entered. First came the ushers, Messrs. H. A. White, Jesse J. A. Ricks and J. L. Home, in couples up opposite aisles stood near the rostrum. Then the bride's maids, Misses Mary Move, Emily Higgs, Sophie Mary Lizzie Jones, Bessie Patrick Anna Fleming, entered singly the rear door, passing don u opposite aisles to the vestibule, where couples, returning taking on the rostrum facing the audience. These were dressed pink blue organdy, colon Following them came the groomsmen, Messrs. S. D King, B. Mayo, T. M. Hooker. J. B. Jarvis, J. E. Starker. J, F. Daven- port, W. H. Jr. and S. couples and stood on each side of the rostrum. Next came from the front en- trance Miss Flung n. sis of the bride and maul of honor, dressed white organdy, follow ed by little Hits Mary dressed ill blue, who bore wed ding ring on a silver trey. Then came bride with her brother, Mr. F. G. Flanagan, and bridegroom with his best man, Frank Wilson, up aisles meeting at altar. The bride was robed beautiful white silk with orange blossoms and earned a of bride roses. After all had taken their the ceremony was lively performed by Rev. J. X. Booth, while soft strains of Promise from Organ violin e from behind the happy . the a re- held at the home of the bride's parents, on Fifth st reel. The bridal presents received by the couple were very numerous and beautiful. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick trill soon go to keeping house on Fourth Both young people are very popular, and have the heartiest good wishes and if a host of friend. WASHINGTON LETTER. I THAT CANDY STEW AT JOE By K. If. J j I am told, excellent author- I much a but that Senators Lodge Oil . a little lorn have assured the happened this that bis views regard to week I don't know cf it reciprocity will lie carried Into el wouldn't be jest proper fer me feet. It is the desire of the Senate give it n w rite up. that the House formulate As a tell, it pass a bill providing about what's imports from Cuba and a j He strong light for that will be nigh about made by Representative Hopkins, I two mouths ago, has bin git of Illinois, iii the Ways and long only that Committee. Mr. Hopkins is an Sam Easel cussed out influential of com- Sally Ann fer and he will be ably second- in hours, the trouble ed in the effort by Representative which I am a relate. while it is believed that The teacher, he's mighty good General who young feller ates that the Senate will act if gal ever you lead, but all House does not. desires such action If only to preserve the dignity of the House. If the House should fail to enact such a the State will negotiate a reciprocal treaty with Cuba the Senate will ratify it, of the wishes of the lower chamber. The action, or rather lack of action of democrat in rather run red House is causing considerable j to home like has way her own, which looks very worry part of the can leaders. The minority real- that its will be received with little consideration except in . here the majority is to accept the onus which may attach to any measure. They are, therefore, refusing to express their views on the city question with an object to compel the republicans to first commit themselves. They have, when questioned on the subject by the republican leaders, simply asked why the administration, either through its bureaus or through its friends in did a bill then ask it democratic support. This question to the republicans who, whatever their his bashfulness. he's great ad- de So he hadn't laid eyes on Miss Blend, oldest by Blend, who lives up at the than he sot in her a man loves cake. Now Miss ain't that her sweet nice like me, but the majority the boys don't admire kind gal pay their lions them that has more silly things say than Miss She's very dignified though, I tells Bill, my man, that I think she's party, but he she ain't nigh I in my young days. The teacher is a very good young feller seems take gals by seat, and long in cum with Ben Judson's crowd. crowd all crowds ed fer social purposes will do, stew com- I didn't care fer young but kinder interested in that teacher, I sot my him see what kind caper he cut when Mis Blend cum in, it long afore I bad By lime Miss de candy little young gin lick plates, want ail things young mind candy stew. Miss did cum in she looked I think I e'er seed her look. She bowed spoke all den scat rum two afore she'd sot two Sue Dally Bile Jones over she Sue kissed her sot down her an Riley he de on side. I had my eye on teacher, dough, when Jones I seed he'd bin but I don't de feller had had walk over take seat Miss so had bin Mrs. Judson Jere- but I he weren't Jeremiahs tic no Jeremiah Jeremiah's mind at per- time in his else. Well, I sorter do crowd. is known bat it is safe to as some that the minority w ill play one day an easy way and a sure way to treat a case of Sore Throat in order to kill disease germs and insure healthy throat action is to take half a of water pat into it a teaspoonful of Mexican Mustang and with this tho throat at Then tho outside of the threat with the I i ion tad a bottle. and after doing this poi around the neck. It n POSITIVE CUBE. troubled with MAI Treat It lit with you can depend upon a . To Abolish The famous suburb which served H t the tough element Washington is about to be abolish- ed. It i just across Long bridge in Virginia out of the of the federal government. All efforts to suppress it have in vain, and it has been the scene of unrestrained lawlessness, disorder and crime. The Railroad company has bought up the land on which the re- sons Jackson stand, and these places will be torn down to make room for the new bridge the river. When the owner found that there was a demand for their property, they advanced the price, and for some of those reports the Pennsylvania railroad paid sum-. The company to wipe out Jackson City. He Bowed Low. Lieutenant Colonel tho Hon. II. C. one of King Edward's it a man of medium height, soldierly looking, fair possessed the happy knack making himself agreeable to all and sundry. Ho was one tho late queen's and has many amusing tales to tell of his experiences at the court. On one occasion a provincial minor who was about to lie knighted was overcome by nervousness that when ho knelt down he rolled upon tho floor and remained there, looking for all the world like overturned sheep, her lute majesty was he's sot his mind on Miss Blend sorter chatted Mrs. gals in neighborhood don't Ann Smith, think she's good ain't de sweet, that kind as onlooker el I'm judge, gals is de but tell sorter over Miss as de candy now done, I had action, hope to place democrat-J good luck. file de young tic shoulders all blame which may. Well he's keep stuck all attach to it. How long the ever me. will play its wailing game he met her over Ben Judson's, nut Barker's little gal he time cum day when with her lingers all burnt he come in that j she boss I up him, I fiddle, cooked sugar in that I met him when he her hair up scrap book, end j Her de feel- It when Miss who cum go, teacher be over de sorter bashful, I made tag W Mrs. Ann Smith, she that he the; histed like shot cat young ladies it come Well got de war de candy out sum on that he went borne with whoop young Miss de sum in de Miss I hand J cum sot down out. I me. Den one my little gals What Miss brought sum it would do call it on How to Grow Cotton for Profit, Wants Things as They Are. Some amusing are being told which illustrate Kaiser for having thin arc rather than .- be. n I he Ber it host, id model a of . I. of Prussia In placed in tho palm he made tho mistake of idea the in -ire to line work of I i on . that the he- before the kaiser la majestic and dignified which totally characteristics of h dear was Kaiser Wilhelm's iii-ii inspecting tho production, must represent the king forcibly at v r simply. After all, ho a bearish fellow. Well, make him host followed the ad- and produced a east the of till king which full of energy, blunt. exclaimed the kaiser on be- holding it. him only take his hat Where court toms r. in one the hat even when is inconsiderate and a Not Her Ideal. Kipling tells this story II. had Keen lo young lady, who almost immediately to end I Hill v BU SO TALL SI II whose were n full of lean h. felt compelled to if she were ill or if anything were tho matter. at him the disappointed maiden broke out, I . i m o to Prepare your land well, manure well and plant a variety that command a better price when you offer it on the market. Two years ago I secured a peck of seed, planted on half an acre of land and picked a bale of cotton that weighed pounds, shipped this cotton through Mr. R. 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 market and the yield is far ahead of anything we have In this country. Numbers of the best farmers in county saw my crop growing in the field and pronounced it as fine as they ever saw. I am offering these seed for sale at 91.00 a bushel. Parties wanting any of seed will please send me order at once as I only have a limited quantity for sale. ti O. L Greenville, N. U. at social gatherings, anywhere, where a of good dressers are gathered and clothes question is the topic of conversation, you will if you lend attentive car, that we are quoted as being the store always has snappy for up man. The store that he looks to for new store to which he first turns for a new cut a suit, a new shape a bat or tie short, store good always thing he without extra price for style. If you arc interested Clothing and character, come KING EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If there is a CROSS MARK in the margin of this paper it no to remind you that yon owe The Eastern for and we request you to settle as early as pas- We need what YOU owe us and hope you will not keep waiting for it. This notice is for those who find the cross mark on their paper Honor Roll. Of public school for month ending Jan. D. C. Moore, Jr. LOCAL DEFLECTIONS. rush teacher on walk home, ain't but cal- Boy way ever since teacher has up until his neighborhood. smooth week when Joe Banter gal, let it out that she have candy stew on her birthday, which Friday. I thing a then, and I air now, at I hopes air. i invited ever body in neighborhood stew, sum that won't, fer Barrier's air leaders in big in Ibis part course, wanted crowd, I believe that invited I never seed. Hill early, got thine afore so Kill out with Joe, etc., I Mrs. wash dishes out fer merry makers. Time we i. id got things sot rite crowd begun git in. I out pot when wagon load slopped yard, here come u coupled off. I spoke Sue Dolley Jones started water bucket lieu in cum Sam Jenkins Stokes, so I spoke but I didn't git bucket fer I know- ed, I in swish speak here But I got Hurry, after what seemed age, lase so sum lo de big rum. I cum nigh loop candy my neck twice, fer it seemed rum full I tasted candy loops it, but it mutter with it. Miss it burnt. With all I'd de teacher be- gun him he yard me Miss i at de crowd. It p in my mind right den him Miss But he Miss de teach- still it, but jest bout time Miss jump- ed up with senses inter de here she cum with big lump candy be pull- ed by Mr. she nodded him cum on. When be rose, there, de quarters bis pants, seems so dignified like, j latest de I up say pasted as smooth save me. I got no con las circus bill. De teacher, be I I felt dis now addition bis wear- apparel as soon I error, but lot fer he slapped both thank say. I an started fer do door. He run started him my j Jones Sue Dally but didn't seem proper, as their candy, I, Mr. Turner his you don't seem be much amongst de ladies. I be by He sorter bless my time I what, fer jest as be spoke, I one my squall in de my candied newspaper in my I skipped. out one Ben Judson's little gals bad pulled full bed my younger son When I got back inter de teacher bad tuck my seat Miss I feller tuck forty cents fer it dun my heart good In in i nice sweet like, so I tuck seat Mrs. Hannah Ann with .- dis time bad de loop jest de neck de teacher, here he By de time he de door it wrapped as same grave clothes. Ho as stock up as ever I seed. Miss she Jest look like she take wings an light T seen de teacher since. Ben Judson up his mules bis stood de teacher up in de hum. I put paper in de chair, teacher sorter sot down on II, jest think T caused all Bill sea I be red all over In candy sew ed up father bed. But I hope things air all now, sincerely hopes de teacher looks as Miss us ho did stew at Joe ITEMS. N. C, Jan. Bay West, of was in town yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Jennie Hooker has return- ed from Speed, where she had been visiting her brother and sou. We are very sorry to state that Mrs. W. B. is again quite sick. It Is feared she has J. F. King, of Greenville was in town yesterday. A certain man from a dis- down to see one of our neighboring young ladles, and took her for a drive. Content- creek was so high, he was afraid to cross, for fear his horse drown. Hiss Cora U visiting Miss Dora Grady. Miss returned from Falkland a few days ago. She bad been visiting her brother, Dr. Morrill. W. it. Horns is still slowly proving. There was a social gathering at Mrs. L C. King's Thursday even- Several from this place at- tended. Miss Gay, Laura ant and Li Hie Bynum were in town yesterday evening. Master Edwin Askew Is very much improved. There was a mad dog in town Monday, be bit several dogs, hogs and chickens and was afterwards killed at Marlboro. Misses Vivian Parker and Alice Harper, who went to St. Mary's school at returned home last week. Joe Beat, of Wilson, was in town Tuesday. Mr. W. C. Dancy will wed Miss Selma of February Friends are invited month of the year gone without inaugurating a new enter- prise in Greenville. Can't we do better this month One month of the new year gone. New D. M. Ferry Co. Seed at B. M. weeks without an extra day Ibis month. I want bushels Yam Potatoes at per bushel. S. M. Schultz. W. L. Brown has moved to bis new office in the Jarvis building. Bring your fat Cattle to E. M. and lb gross, Deputy L. W. Tucker returned Wednesday evening from Col. W. S. Carter, a prominent citizen of Hyde county, died Sun- day. come in close to hunters are bagging lots of them. If condition of the roads now does not convince people there is room for improvement, nothing else will. Jno. A Williams, of county will preach at County Home chapel on the lib Sunday in February 1902 at o'clock. If you not provided with a copy of the and Observer Year Book or World Almanac you can get them at Reflector Book Store. Lent will begin on the 12th, St. Valentine's, day 14th and Washington's birthday the 22nd. So the short month has three days anyway. January waited until the last quarter of month to give ranch bad weather to speak of. We hope February will also give of good kind. These bad days when business is dull is a good time to plan bow to increase trade. Try your baud writing advertisement and let The tell what yon have to say. three horse farm miles from Bethel, known as D. Carson farm. One best little lams the county. For information apply to W. H. Bethel, Notice. undersigned will sell for cash at public sale, the late res of W. M. ed, on Friday Feb. 14th. 1902, all the personal property belonging to said estate, household and kitchen furniture, cattle, Ac. This Jan. 20th, 1902. and wile, T. M. and wife, Ashley Whichard and wife. J. W. Martin wife, J. G. Taylor and Splendid Display. Frank Wilson, King Cloth- had a special window display in honor of the district meeting of of Pythias here Wednesday night. The display was most artistic and reflected credit upon this popular store. Taken to E. D. Bell, Superintendent of Roads of county, came to Greenville Wednesday evening ibis took back eleven convicts who were sentenced at the last term of Pitt Superior court to work the roads There was a large crowd of colored people at depot to the con- off. Fire In Norfolk. had a disastrous lire Thursday night. fire starlet a little after o'clock in Col- building. This adjoined the Atlantic hotel which was also destroyed, together with several other large buildings. The entire block was swept before lire could be checked. The loss is estimated at half a million dollars. It was the fire Norfolk has bad. Day. Sunday is day, when the traditional weather -sign indicates some people whether the winter Is nearly gone. According to this old tradition, if the ground-hog comes out of its winter quarters on the second of February and sees its shadow it goes back, again, because win- is only half gone. But if it does not see its shadow, that is if tho does shine on that day, then it docs not go back because there will not be much weather. Jesse went up the road this morning. Ab. Clark returned Friday from Va. W. E. J. S. Farmer went to Tarboro morning. Mrs. Alice Harper and son, Alexander, are visiting relatives Lenoir county. Mrs. W. T. Lee and child re turned from a visit to her parents at Friday evening. An h J Shortly entered White Mouse a pol- called him with refer- to After the preliminary expressions of high es- teem, unbounded admiration and eternal loyally ho began to disclose his business. want to to you about Mr. Blank, who holds a small office down in The politician didn't finish his sentence. Interrupting him. that in- in that place I some know -ledge of him when I was a civil commissioner. The politician that Mr. Bland was still and then turned subject. Marriage Register of Deeds, T. It. Moore, issued the following marriage Ibis White Joseph Tripp and L. Smith. Josh Arnold Lizzie Harriss. Benjamin E. Patrick Doris Flanagan. Mary Oak- James Teel Harriett Jones. Willie Bell and Annie Beeves. Willis Hemby Tilda Ed wards. The total number is- sued during month of was whites colored This section ought to do more Let some wise farmers try it the coming spring. Thursday smoke house was broken into and some backbones other freshes Two Quarrelsome Women. A novel method of suppressing two quarrelsome women has just boon adopted in Pa, Day day they quarreled over their hack fence, and their scold- so annoyed the neighbors s sixteen foot fence has boon erect- ed between their houses. It was put up the other night by masked men and a warning was posted that it should not be torn down. The women unable to sec each but they found a hole in the fence and made remarks through that. Then a waited on them said if v quarreled any more they would bu driven out of town. Where fine china i -t ho wanned before use if i i no plate warm- pass all the through warm water and dry i, Sometimes Cutting them before a brisk lire will sufficient. serving Welsh bits or any dishes cold plates will make use heavy china that will stand a high degree of heat. In pouring hot tea or coffee into a china cup put a silver spoon in first. This will prevent cracking of the as Well as of the brilliant t is ed all fine china. Tho rule news good poll end soup tureens. China should never a quick change of If brought from a cold closet, it should stand in a warm place before anything hot touches Over Turkey or Chicken. A delicious way use cold left ever turkey or chicken is to mold the white meat with cranberry jelly. Put a layer of strained cranberry sauce the bottom of a mold and over this a layer of tho meat finely chopped and seasoned. Add cranberry and another layer of alternating the tun till the bowl is full. Put a weight on top and set lo and harden. When ready to serve, nun out on a dish and garnish celery lip. A Cold Cream. Put a cream, the holier, into a lined an I hi ll In point. Let cool, inns mid after heating tune in while hot I ho i i j i one lemon, two ed cucumber ha i spoonful of hull a is- of . Mir nil cold. Add a drop mi you lo perfume ii mid in pots for use, Remember The Big January Sale is Still Going on at C T. A.

sap jaw Have You Forgot THAT AM CARRYING PATE LINK OF Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, MEETING. Ti River Lodge Scorn Mm annual district Knights of Pythias for the district of North Caro- was held Wednesday with Tar River Lodge, No. at Greenville, was every way a great Every lodge district but two was represent- ed. A special came over represent- from that loan, and the latter having their cornet baud along to In all there M a visitors present. Goldsboro being represented by KI union Mount Tarboro t, Washington t, S, sou t. New In and Elizabeth no The exercises took place AFTER TWO YEAR MS HAVE BEEN PAID IX THE Hall where called who surrender c-d the gavel to District Deputy OHM E. W. Smith. Upon I chair Mi. Smith delivered Iterating address congratulating their work. gavel was then passed to while you Grand Chancellor. ONE WORD k to Dr. P I MEANS HEALTH. MM A hotel may be without a peer bat it won't last long a r rival. V a man's house is hp t d I make him a e who seem to think the world owes them a living are too lazy to collect the debt. any tan Need. AND A XI Of OTHER THING TO Come to see me for your next B or Polk. Yours to please- las. B. White. Pills Take No Substitute. The widow Harrison that petition all the fame and says she as rich at people suppose the it, that income isn't a year. She wants to give her daughter a good education. In as much at Gen. Harrison left an e late worth about she ought to be able to do that Star. Dr. D James, OF physicians for the practice of laser will the of Dr. Hoyt. -d there mil can find i v . i M n, C. OH. U. D. DISSOLUTION. Greenville, arm of W. R Whichard N C . Ibis day dissolved mutual K from arm Tot -.- . will he fay and Fridays at A. M. tor at, who will ll of the leave Tarboro for Greenville in J. W. ED. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging, Ties and Bags. Correspondence shipments solicited. Ann to whom all owing the firm are to snake Jan 2nd 1902. it. D. K Of Loan Value. J. Value. Paid up I. ft. Is . Will be re -instated win i- ., i, , are living, or within three ear after of payment . arrears interest. second So Incontestable, Dividends an- payable the beginning of the . f provided tin- rear be paid. may be To Premiums, i. To the or I, daring the of insured. L. SUGG, X. C. TONIC LAXATIVE It you sour stomach, biliousness, bad dimness, inactive liver, heartburn, kidney troubles, backache, cf insomnia, lack of energy, bad blood, blotched or muddy akin, or any and disorders which Ml story of bid bowels and an i aired digestive system, Will Cure You, It will clean out the bowels, stimulate the liver and kidneys, he lbs stomach, purify your blood end j-m you on your again. Your appetite return, your bowels move your liver and kidneys to trouble you, your skin will clear and freshen and wilt the old time energy and buoyancy. I in o dismiss, trouble. fast L Me ii of . lbs V i fr ,. i who while the the was and re ports several lodges, billowed by conferring the Bank Of a dale of Tar by degree team At of the degree work which beautifully done , H. W. address of which to by II. Hood, of Goldsboro, of visitors. followed by several ad- Obligations as by I. Fleming; to by II. ill. of by G. ft. I Stale Heller by J. I I i Hood, of A little o'clock the all repaired to I he opera house where was em h of the lodge with him. There were covets for two bundled and few- vacant touts were left. menu, which was by Ladies Aid of Christian listed of law oysters, turkey, eel , sauce, filed oysters, picket, sandwiches, chicken salad, beaten biscuit. Olives, fruit salad with whipped cream, footed oranges, cakes i- lice. The There's a bile. at this o year, and many a ire i-l in will you That i why keep try on band to ache of and throb- In- Id two bot Perry God created filled the with mineral treas- made the valleys and the climate salubrious. It is a wonderful country, and wonder fully blessed. But there those among us who forget God and only remember Plant Trees I hare on band a few thousand of and Ornamental Greenhouse Plants, Hose Bushes. , for sale preparing to put a very large stock of Nursery Tries for fall trade. Give roe and save WARREN, Proprietor It Greenville, C OLD DOMINION leave ton daily at A. M. for Green- leave dolly o U. for Washington. Steamer Edgecombe Greenville Mondays, Wednesday NOTICE TO The clerk of Superior court of Pill baring betters of Is me, undersigned on the fig Photographer, GREENVILLE, N. C. leader in good work and low prices Nice Photographs for Si per Half Cabinets ts-go per All other lines very cheap. Crayon Portraits made from any small picture cheap. Nice Frames on band all the lime. Come and my work. trouble to show samples and answer questions. very beat work guaranteed to all. Office hours to a m, I. lop. m. Yours to please. W. E. notice is hereby given to aH per- to estate to make i to and to all of said estate to present claims properly to within twelve months dale of this notice, or this notice will be plead in their recovery. 1002- MARY A. F. SPAIN, Administratrix of Estate of W. E. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The Superior court Clerk of having Issued letters of Administration to roe, undersigned, on the 10th day of I r. 1901, on the of A, deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to to make to the undersigned, and to creditors of said estate to present properly authenticated, to the undersigned, within twelve months the date this notice, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. This the 10th day of December, 1901. J. JR. A i t I. . and Saturdays at carries freight only. Connecting at Steamers for Norfolk, New and ton, and for all points for West railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. Co. from New Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore and Line from Boston. JNO. Washington, N. C J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. C. high price of meat and meal should convince the south- of prime of raising bis own supplies. The fat is best off when he fills his smokehouse and from bis and his field than when be does so from Chicago. Tarboro Southerner. county Standard will Ibis do for cotton in a year like was Sheriff B. W. Edwards bad a tenant on bis farm, five miles from Io raise last year bales weighing MM pounds each, on W. DEALER WHEN YOU WANT Dry Goods, Groceries, etc., go to Hrs. L H. WHITE, Black N. Nice line f hand. s low Country bought for cash or in for You can't to keep friends if you lose your Good Go Astray A country editor a nice little pull leading in which he was glad to see her says an Meeting scribe on the THE GREENVILLE CO. For Sale by the next day milliner him with parasol and threaten- tables and decorations of ed to his wife. The lion e were beautiful. editor has never been able The banquet over, L. I. Moore to find was wrong with Manufacturers of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior and Exterior Finishings for Pine and Cheap Build- We solicit your patronage and guarantee to give satisfaction in prices, styles work. Please send your orders to Vile Greenville Co. GREENVILLE, N. C. NOTICE IO CREDITORS. Having duly qualified before the Clerk of Pill county as Executor f the Last Will and Testament Mm. M. deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to the estate to immediate payment to the under- all having claims against the are to present their rial mi for payment on or before day of November, or this notice will in bar of recovery. This day of Nov. 1901. Executor of Mrs. HI. I court. Bertie of Wm. Charles vs. M n Lee Hardy, and other heirs law of Wm. Charles Hardy, deceased By order of the Superior Court of county entered in Hie entitled pro- sell at court house door In N. C. Pitt county, st m. on Feb. B, two town in Bethel, county, which Wm. Hardy st his dealt and called the Andrews lots, both situate on Main street in said ton. cash and balance in one and with interest on deferral GREENVILLE ff. C. Cotton Bagging and lies always on hand Fresh goods kept constantly on hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince yon. D . W. which ard DEALER Whichard, M. The Stock complete in every do payment and prices as low so lowest. Highest market price paid for country produce. I. i HIS . ii, v it, EXAMPLE OF A THE Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance the assembly as and announced Mr. Han of Rocky Mount, N took No, in 1880, kind, ordinary life, period annual payments OPTIONS dividend in 11,780.40 for 8,000.00 Full 9.604 for 0,000.00 Withdraw total value 8,009.80 For an agency, or at your fur with any other company, giving date of birth, T. ARCHIBALD CARY, General Agent. For Virginia North Carolina, B. Street, The Famous fountain gen Time- SCHOOL BOOKS took master Daly and responded to Jordan. Men and responded Io A. Tarboro. responded Hi. II. i. Harper, of Kin- Ion. Aims to by of We Love to by T. T. f Mount. to by F. F. of Wilson, of the to by B. T. of In T. Jarvis, All responses, its in the hall, were ex- and The lodge visitor with n souvenir meeting. It was nearly when the all it aim district they attended. his Times. What Yo are Taking When lake Tasteless Chill the is plainly el on it is Iron in s tasteless form No. Cure. No Thia is sold to Win. Charles This the of of Wm. Hardy. By P. O. JAMES, Attorney. notice to j. i m t bud, be skip- nil, a nun able He on a salary of a week, as book keeper, to build up a shortage of yet discovered exactly how . he did Star. The trouble with people who make fools of themselves is that seem Io enjoy it an thoroughly. . M. Schultz. retail and Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur, Heed, Oil Bar Turkeys, Bed steads, Oak Bo by Carriages, Ho Carts, Parlor suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. and Hail A Ax Key West Cheroots, American Beauty Can- Apples, Pine Jelly, Milk, Flour Coffee, Meat, Soap, Lye, Magic food, Malt lies, Oil, Cotton Heed Meal and Hulls, Gar- den Heeds, Apples, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Currents, and China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware, fakes and Crackers, j Cheese, Best Butter, Bland lard Hewing and nu other goods. Quality and Quantity, for cash. Con to see me. ATTENTION AGENTS Mr. John C. Drewry, General for Carolina and Virginia, of that Well- Known and Popular Company, THE MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Co., of J. to announce to Its large number of policy holders, and In the public generally, of North com- will now Business in this state and from this dale will issue its splendid and desirable policies, to all very brat insurance in the beat life insurance company in world. If the local agent in your town has not yet completed JOHN C. State Agent, Raleigh, N. C. Assets Paid policy Live, reliable energetic agent wanted at once to worK for advertisement in The Be goes right along with its work. advertisements work all time building business for the wise advertisers. If you want people to visit your store put your advertisement where it will be read, that is in A GENERAL LINK OF Also a nice Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE MB. J. B. . mutual Benefit. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers Brokers In Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ons. 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No traveling canvassers are em. ployed. Subscriptions taken at The Semi Weekly and will be sent together one year for or and one year for 93.50 payable in ad- The Eastern Reflector D. J. EDITOR TO J 1.00 III -AT- VOL GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY NO The Great Inventory is Many have laid out matted down. We arc not crying out but have prices n all winter goods. It would lie impossible to Sacrifice all profits and continue to lie of service Io and yon. The store that is all the lime co-t and cost, must some day meet inevitable. After the smash the store is of little service to any body. This Store knows when to begin Hiring knows how long knows when to stop. Every department bus suffered the sex cut in Our object is to make room for Spring Goods. We take here to thank our many friends for their pat- in past, and invite them to continue their visits to our store when they want bargains in up-to-date goods. Wilkinson WASHINGTON LETTER. from correspondent. v., Feb. The bill providing for of the of Commerce was pasted by the Senate this week mill House passed a bill providing for a permanent Census but the most port nit step taken at the Capitol was the action of the Ways and Means Committee de- upon the of war revenue tax bill enacted at time of the War. Representative Claude A. van- son, of Virginia, s prominent member of the Ways mill Means Committee, made the following to your apropos of the action of com Democratic party, at the time Spanish win was ed, insisted that the special lax I bill would provide sufficient without the sale of bonds, and accordingly the parry voted against tho section such sale. Events have demon- the correctness of Dem- contention. The war tax, the bill, and J. B. Cherry Co. OUR RALEIGH LETTER. Mi MARVELOUS JANUARY SALE. Economy chances that overshadow even our own unrivaled bargains of the past. Magnetic, money- saving values in every department. An y such as no careful buyer will miss. An occasion will make an in the business world It will spread the fame of the J. B. Cherry Co's. C i . i Bo I r. I V., Feb. How is or Senator to be Dominated is a which tome people are already showing a disposition to Some i is made, usual, tn leaving n to the as but DO good grounds for it have yet been advanced. As to the primary method, ii baa fee advocates here- abouts, m in the State, us m as I can learn. Occasionally one bear a voice Hi n him t the Mime lime it for a Chief tic. Conservative Democrats generally appear to be averse to however, until an amend- to providing for election of Sena- by people, and the old modus operand will probably . ad hen to Ibis time. in The newspapers and of the various the State, Chambers i etc., can materially aid committee, CULTURE IN NORTH CAROLINA id the sale -f store to greater distances than have gigantic offers bonds have combined to produce a I in securing as huge an For Hinges, Doors, Windows, Paints, Rope, Collars, Plows, Shovels and Car- Tools, go to H. L Next door to Ricks mm m to BAKER HART, FOB SUPPLY. We have just added Steam Supply to our business will sell in this line very low. See us when in want of Globe and Angle Valves, Standard Globe Angle Valves, Check Valves, Water Oil Cups, Air Cocks, Steam Hancock U, S. Injectors, Cocks, Steam Pipe all sizes, Pipe Kitting all sizes. LINE OF Packing, Rubber Belt, Leather Belt, Belt Lacing, Belt Hooks, Ac. SOLE AGENTS Harvesting machines. Sewer Pipe and Farm Drain Tale Garland Cook Stoves. BAKER HART. surplus in the Treasury which the past. proved a serious menace to In fact, financial disaster has been prevented only by the purchase of bonds at a and the deposits of vast sums in the national of the country, on which, of course, the government received no Interest. The has paid millions of dollars in premiums which might have saved had the a. a. democratic policy been The position of the republicans la a complete rat ideation of policy advocated by the democrats at the time. Understand the position. Almost n for I tape i in a day all goods suffer the severest cut, and chiefly I they will out in its favor, and surely that is a small thing to affected are the departments enumerated and Item- do, compared to the in. only all zed below. Carolina, but I and Western North Carolina . Interested in ibis matter. It Reduction Heavily Colored Goods IN OUR AT ABOUT HALF, and in lot you dad a lot of ii-st; dress patterns also some very patterns Unit will make very pretty skirt. Space too valuable democrats will vote for the repeal of war taxes because they that the present vast surplus is dangerous to business interests and to the government. They would much prefer a reform entire tax system, Including tariff and internal revenue We that fond and clothing, in a word the purchased by the whole people, arc entitled to at least as reduction as the party is extending to bank capital, the trust, the Standard Oil trust, ; speculators. All these arc while the extortionate of the bill are continued on all the of the people. Democrats on this Cm- have insisted that all trust made goods, which arc so protect- ed by the bill as to enable i trusts to charge the in double the prices asked abroad, should be allowed to come the country free. This would hare destroyed many monopolies; but the republicans would not permit it. They arc determined to ignore the advice given by Mr. in his Buffalo speech, to reform the tariff and so our foreign markets. The party is determined to persist in a policy which is breeding trusts, which is glaring in inequalities which is bound to destroy our markets. The only possibility of reform lies in democratic supremacy, which would permit the democrats to re- model the system of taxation along the lines of justice equality 113.00 In Black prices. in In black 8.50 In Black 0.50 One kl Mistakes of Women. of the mistakes of women is owing how in sat. If a man ; i not I'd when she she Black Press Goods in New, , , . -1 have never f s. h goes with 12.50 Had . chance of, and this A ,,. ft the Q long. is at the thinks a cup often and anything handy i good enough. If she needs save money she does it at the butcher's cost. If she is busy, she waste lime in eating. if his 11.50 ll PATTERNS In Foulards 0.00 DRESS In Foulards 7.00 Silk Waist Patterns Just the thing for Spring and Easter wear and a chance that comes but once in life Io get seasonable Silk at price we are them at. Waist Patterns 3.00 a to drives, If the undertaker Interrupts he is right. woman will Ice cream instead of beef- steak, and a man will not. Another of her mistakes is in not knowing to rest. If she is tired, she sit down, but she will shawls. embroider doilies. Doesn't she know I hat bard work if she p. exhausted, she will write letters DreSS I She would i laugh at you If you Dinted I reading or writing could to French Flannel for Waists Handsome lot of waist patterns and no alike that were value at 13.80 but this sale makes them at 11.80, and it lot of plain Hairnets that we have put the knife very deep. 4.-0-4.80 8.00 1.00 Odds and End- Wail Patterns FANCY PLAIDS AND FIG- the thing for ClOaKS Dress Trimmings e things for your Spring Dress and anything that is new and up Io date we have it, and to make this sale complete we have knifed I hem with our big blue pencil along with everything else. All over women's hospitals nourish because women do not know- how to rest. Another mistake on the list is publication the Bulletin of an on silk Ninth Carolina has already borne fruit Several requests have t ed from persons at distance for copies of the one coming from the Stale of Michigan, and one from a Com pan in New York which possesses ample capital and which proposes ample capital and which propose to silk farms silk mills in some of the Southern States, where soluble laud can be had at a reasonable price, and where convenient power may be available when needed. If North Carolina secure the location this Company it moans of a very in- State. Letters re of culture from this Company de- dare the purpose of the President other officers to visit North Carolina, and perhaps other South era States, an early date, for I he purpose examining lauds mill observing climatic conditions, of the laud for growing mulberry trees, and to Other information as may desire with reference to establishing their business. It Is desirable to have of lands which are for sale, and upon which the Chinese owners of such lauds are requested to tile with Department present of laud buildings, distance from rail- road, to water power, how much cleared and uncleared land, whether any Chinese or while mulberry trees are now lowing the land, price, etc. In the Depart- desires lo secure the names of persona who have bad personal experience grow- worms, who might de- re to produce raw silk for the new Company. Please descriptions of pro- for sale and names of silk growers to the undersigned, care of the Department of Agriculture, Raleigh, X. c. Jan. Botanist Biologist. GRIFTON ITEMS. and kind Me nod kind and kind at and kind at BOo and 11.00 kind 1.00, 1.86 and 1.00 kind Black Black Do Black Black drain Black Saline Black Taffetas, Colored Taffetas and every thing else in our Silk Department have to suffer our marvelous January Sale. A Wretched Millionaire. The story Is of owner of several railroads who was unable to relief from the agony of neuralgia. It The sIck man must have known that Perry Painkiller would help him at once, n has helped SO many of In the sixty years. Then- is tut om Painkiller. Perry Mail and Telephone orders promptly and carefully filled. j. . They blush to know that gel and even build bridge are marked down so low and They Imagine we have got to have their tun out to meet It. our price will give it Io Women arc not jolly enough, and benefit early buyers. make serious a business of life, and laugh at little bu Space all gone and not , t . the midst of perplexities and have half our story told, but ., ,, young. Women cannot and is reason why fade so there other reasons, but ill now. not face; it wrinkles withers the mind. Have a hearty laugh once a while, is a good antiseptic, win purify mental atmosphere, drive away evil Imaginings, bad temper and other Times. B. c. Feb. I, Wm. Dot man returned, from Jacksonville, Island and Elizabeth City Saturday. L. Chapman returned from New Peru Saturday. was here Friday. C. II. went on a trip in New Bern Monday. It. C. wool to and bin arc their enemies, and I hug to their bosoms, Women cross bridges before they you can the rest At Our Store. Everything marked in plain figures with our big blue pencil. You Know What You When you lake Tasteless because the I minis is plainly print- It Iron Quinine in s u ii Ii a Pure, Pay. distillery at Snow Hill. Jacob went lo Wash- Saturday. Mrs. Bland and two It-It on steamer Laura for New Saturday. Miss Laura is Mis Alice the Cobb Hold. Fred Johnson, was here Sunday. Foster, colored, baa allowed a pension, be received a government cheek for six hundred dollars and get six dollar every month as long us long as he lives. J. A. Johnson la visiting Mrs, V. A. has been here a few days and left Monday for Kin- I. A. Cobb is iii Norfolk. Then were live sportsmen here last week. returned home Friday. n,. re