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Have You Forgot What THAT i AM STILL AS DATE LINE OF Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, AND A OF THING WHICH I AM IN-ABLE TO MENTION Come to see for your next Barn of Flour Yours to las. B. White. AFTER TWO YEARS HAVE BEEN PAID IN THE I II lift OF NEW AUK, N. POLICY HAS Loan Value. Cash Value, ;. Paid up Insurance. I. Insurance work automatically, Is Will lie reinstated if arrears lie i . i. t month are living, or within three after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence of payment of arrears with Interest. second No Dividends are payable at the beginning of the second and succeeding year, provided the premium for the current year be paid. They may be To reduce Premiums, or J. To Increase the Insurance, or To make policy payable as an during the lifetime of insured. L. SUGG, Greenville, N. C. THE AMERICAN MONTHLY REVIEW OF REVIEWS Is by in others If fin I In the actual from conflicting rep tn the in their just proportion. from All men and women MM to what the world n it an to from the received from hundreds Its editorial are and labor to busy men woman Its on Important topics ate the writers Its reviews of the test of then test work It j profusely These letters will alt men to of its to them PRESIDENT that through i. c. I an, a . lei Review of R and views have presented to me that t could not otherwise a very bad a because all c library, and pi . ; ; men, one In r m widely their Ideas diverge, an V, i . given utterance in Its cg ; i t I v.- t ; day . . Senator, u I lei a e n ; my It a p it very great have so me limes U I lb n otherwise I ave l v. I do r. i . time t re . . . . it O. Mr particular I t how it t- i cents a month n . . . e of j PLACE NEW YORK THE GREAT If you have indigestion, biliousness, breath, inactive liver, heartburn, kidney troubles, backache, loss of appetite, lack of energy, bad blood, blotched or muddy skin, or any symptoms and which tel the of bad and an impaired system, I ax n kola Mill Cum It will clean out the bowels, stimulate the liver and kidneys, strengthen the membranes of tho purify your blood and put you your again. Your appetite will return, your bowels move your liver and kidneys cease to trouble you, your akin will clear and you will feel the old time energy and buoyancy. inking to i C u i It pin, n . dean the ill, ad art I he ll for For Sale by WASHINGTON Mar. Hy its adherence to the its logical lion of the law, as voiced by Sena tor of Texas, the democratic minority in the Senate scored a victory hist week and forced protein to recede from the autocratic position which he had assumed. Following the personal Sena- tors I ma n and which had occurred last Saturday, and to which only the action of Senator Fry leads me to refer, the President protein caused to be erased from the rolls the the names of the two senators from For the reason named, when the Philippine bill was passed on Monday How to nit Rid of a Cold. I cm to rid of to Ins ii cheer up met take Lung nil Tin remedy merely and Date, bat It ii Ant Advice to the Aged. Ac. brine, weak and and LIVER. Pills have a effect on these organ, the bowels, to perform their natural functions as In and IMPARTING VIGOR------ to the bladder aid LIVE. They are to old and neither senator was an op to vote. Senator however an ably presented the no- constitutionality of the action of the that their names were restored on I he following day and caused ate adjournment of Tuesday's Wednesday's sessions because they feared to the matter until the Committee on and Elections had re- ported. Thursday the Senate met in joint session with the House to participate In the memorial vices held tor President and on Friday reported, both for baying violated the Senate removing from the Stigma Of contempt which had In in placed upon I hem the whole Senate executive section, There is a further report due from the above named It has been Instructed to gate the charges Tillman that Mr. was bribed with promise of the federal pat- of the slate, to vote for I he rail Deal Ion of the treaty of Paris. As well known, the junior Sena- tor from South Carolina had made a speech in the Senate denouncing the treaty, and later, after a call at the White House, he voted for lie has since adopted the republican caucus and has dictated the up in his slate. The democratic ah r- the due got pursue the Investigation of Mr. Tillman's and say that no furl her re- port will la- brought in. On the S. the I census bill. It was pasted by the House the same day and tin- President will have nun an opportunity of how sincere he is his pro of regard for civil vice reform, m the bill is the Mow to the reform and the aims of the Commission which has struck by Congress in years, By Its provisions it gives precedent In the line of appoint mint, to about 1500 of the Census office who were appoint- ed by I over a equal who have civil examinations and are eligible to appointment as soon as vacancies occur. The memorial exercises of the late held on elaborate and impressive. The hall masted playing favorite hymns Hand, and the en log Sicilian Hay, which was remarkable for I he f its die Inn in d beauty its nets nil ed to e an if s that look one latch last sad the in lulu-I. Henry of Pius was preserved a of decorum from an Ann in an standpoint. I him closely, I Hull lie never moved an inch the hour and a half which was for Mr. Hay to deliver his address. i not n. , i i. i. . HO I IV- I, II, U. i i i. mum Low Rates to Charleston via toast Line. The Atlantic Coast Line Ball- way Company announces the fol- lowing low rates to Charleston C, on account of South Caro Una inter state West Indian exposition. Charleston, C. Dec. 1st, to June 1st The following apply from Greenville, N. C. Tickets to be sold daily until and including 1902. continuous passage final limit ten days In addition to date of sale. Tickets to be sold daily until including May passage limit June 3rd For tickets. Pullman reservation and any farther particulars write or call on II. M. Gen Pass. Ant. Wilmington, N. C. J, It. Mi mil t;, V, s. Tarboro. y. C. American Climate. tin the Ins U u day comet a next thing know I Ii- weather is again. No wonder people have and son stoat and Luckily, Perry is to give relief. Take it internally and rub it into sail it. There iI but one Painkiller, Perry An anxious enquirer asks the New York Sim why a dog wags his tail. That's what the dog's tail is for, to wag, and the dog has to wag himself because if he wanted to he couldn't get any dog lo wag iI for him. Some people such foolish questions. Wilmington Star. The Heat Prescription Malaria Chills and Fever is of Tonic. It ii simply iron a cure, mi NOTICE List Call For Taxes. I will attend the following limes and places the purpose of collecting taxes due for year C. II. lb aver Dam Township, Monday, March at III a. in. Monday, Mar. at at o'clock, Falkland, Wednesday, IS. Hum Swamp church, township, Thursday, Mar. at a. m. Bethel, Thursday, Mar. at o'clock. Stokes, Carolina Fri- day, Mar. Friday, Mar. township, Friday, Mar. it. Johnson's Mills, Creek township, Friday Mar. township, Friday, Mar. II. the law this is the last call fir taxis adding cost. All who tail In pay by March 1.1, will U levied on and the cost add- ed to ii . i . Tin- Amendment provide, that no one can vole who tails to pay his pull Pay join taxes in lime lo save costs aid to save your vote. Sheriff, I'm, Slop Tickling, quickly la Wood's Seeds BEST i -iv i SOUTH. SEED POTATOES out of We have ill mill Vi Second Crop Seed. Wood sand Maine- Brown aced. It other mill valuable Information Write for S,.,,., potato Wood's for I up lo I null- till , . i- .-. --t i I crops I a way at row- in to I . i i, i r in r an d Ursa lo for IN 1866. J. ff. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Fae-tors and handlers of Bagging, lies and Bags. and shipments solicited. WHEN YOU WANT Dry Goods, Groceries, Confections, etc., go to Mrs. L. H. WHITE, Black Jack, N. C. Nice line on low Country Tor cash or In tor gos. Dr. D James, Dental Photographer, N. C. leader in good work low prices Nice per dozen, per dozen. All other lines very cheap. Crayon Portraits picture cheap. on hand all tho time. Come t-i work. No lo show answer very gild ran teed to Office hours a to a. I. to p. m. please, OLD DOMINION LIN- THE GREENVILLE CO. of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior Finishings for Fine Modern and Cheap We solicit your patronage guarantee to give satisfaction in prices, styles and work. Please scud your outers to tub Greenville Co. N. c. Carolina's Foremost The Charlotte Observer. EVERY DAY III THE YEAR. CALDWELL TOMPKINS. he J. P. CALDWELL Editor. PER THE the largest telegraphic news service delivered to any paper between Washington Atlanta, its special service is the greatest ever handled a North Caro- paper. THE SUNDAY con- of Hi or more pages, and is to a large i made of original mutter. THE SEMI -WEEKLY ER printed Tuesday Friday I per year. The largest paper in North Sample copies sent on application. Address OBSERVES, Charlotte, N. C. . M. retail Grocer and Furniture Dealer. Cash paid Hides, Fur, Col ton Meed, Oil liar Turkeys, Egg, etc. lied steads, Oak Suits, Carriages, Go Carts, I'm lo. suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. and Gail Ax High West Che- roots, Henry Can Cherries, Peaches, Apples. Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour Coffee, Meat, Soap, Ly, Magic Matches, Oil, i Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nuts, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Currents, Glass and China Tin and Wooden Ware. and Crackers, toot, Rest New Machines, and mi melons i goods. Duality and Quantity. fur cash. Com to see me. S. M. Phone Steamer My res leave Washing- ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, 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 with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore and Line from Boston. JNO. MYERS-SON, Washington, N. C J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. O. . W. IN GREENVILLE N. C. Cotton Bagging and Ties always on hand Fresh goods kepi constantly en hand. Country produce sold. A trial will convince yon. D. W. WHICH ARD DEALER IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de par and prices as low as the lowest. Highest market price paid for country produce. in -------DEALER IN 1ST, A GENERAL LINE OF Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. R. COREY. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain one. Private York, Chicago and New Orleans. The Commoner WOT WEEKLY. WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Editor Publisher, Lincoln, Nebraska. in Advance. One Year II, Months tide, Three Sing. Copy No traveling canvassers are em- ployed. Subscriptions The Reflector office. The Semi Weekly Reflector and will be sent together one year for or The Reflector one year for 13.60 payable in ad- e i . BOOK ON wash, ,. CHURCHES. every San- morning and evening. Pray- Wednesday evening Rev. J. N. Booth, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. M. A. Allen superintendent. even lay, morning and evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday Rev. H. M. Eure, pastor. Sunday school p. in. L. H. Pander, thin Rev J. B Morton, pastor a. m. E. B. F. H. Hard- Minister. Morning and even- prayer with sermon every 1st and 3rd Sunday. Lay services every 2nd and 4th Sunday. Sunday-school a. m., W. B. B. Brown, superintendent. Litany every Wednesday a. m. Christian Preaching second, and fourth Sundays In each month. Prayer meeting Wednesday night. Rev. D. W. Davis, pastor. Sunday school P. M., W. R. Parker, superintendent. regular LODGES A. F. A A. M. No. meets first and bird Monday evening. E. K. fin, W. M. Rents, Bee. I. O. O. Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday evening. L. O. W. Atkins, K. of River Lodge, He. us every Friday evening, C. S. Forbes, L. son, K. of R. R. Vance Council, No 1696, meets every Thursday even- lug. W. B. Wilson, Secretary, J. S. Tunstall, Regent. A. O. Council, No. meets every and third nights in Odd Fellows Hall. J. Z. Gardner, Worthy Chief; D. S. Smith, See I. O. Conclave No. meets every second and fourth Monday nights In Odd lows Hall. W. B. Wilson Smith lee- ATLANTIC COAST LINK RAILROAD CO. SCHEDULE TRAINS Jan. IS. Weldon Ar I. v a ill AM PR PM S U MM II la aS II I IS II m I k PM AM OS c AM I ll It l IS AM I. W Lt ll I, III PM t, in IS a ii lit AM PM AM PM list II PM rail lies is a a PM AM IS Tarboro IS Tarboro Lt Roar I I SI ISM Ar IS I ST Main ton p m m, I Up m. p m. arrive p m SO pm, arrives om Branch-Train Ben- am, a Red S m, Hop. Mills a m, rive p m, Bone Mills It.-1 p m. s p t in. at with train I. with Carolina at Red with the Red railroad, at and Railway at with in. Train on tea p I fl p m. at p et pm. did I St a . at ll , . W Int. I OS a and I a at, I ft a aM s M . m and ft at p m, as. Ian, Tarboro Salty at ill p IS Ply- t M . a. at . Train c Mar. Soils p . I t- n Sprint Hope II H, ll a in I's a m l is p a. a m. at lo. if It at. I So p . dally y. Train Vim dally, a I II , in. pa, Train No make, el. Sea all potato North dally, all tie Slob EMERSON, Pass. Agent J. R. Manager. T. M. EMERSON. Traffic Manager --V- FOR The Eastern Reflector D. J. II, TO VOL PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, MARCH II NO -AT- II i Ricks Wilkinson The Truest Thing We Ever Didn't Say. WE DID AND ONLY REPEAT. Not sore whether we you after inventory that our stocks were then in record condition, which we mean Clearest of clinkers. If we didn't was truest thing we ever didn't say. Of all the hard lessons r merchant has to learn the hardest is NEVER CARRY OVER. Into goods lately bought, light and still in fashion, it's mighty bard to plunge knife. But do it be often must, or suffer later. It's due to you. as well as us, that we start the new season light. WE DO. WHITE A SALE OF WHITE QUILTS AT PRICES THAT WILL SET EVERY TONGUE IN PITT COUNTY TO WAGGING. VALIANT WHITE QUILT that was never sold for lees have to go in this sale at CROCHET WHITE QUILT you match at less than after this sale at CROCHET WHITE QUILT that has been the talk of the county how we could sell it at 2.00 now has to go in this IMPORTED CHOICE PATTERNS in Marseilles Quilt that are sold the world over for in this sale at RICKS WILKINSON. FARMVILLE ITEMS. N. C, Mar. R. L. Davis Bros., have erected a large warehouse the depot for the storing of guano other freights. W. J. Turnage are also building one for a similar Mr. and Mrs. W. C. spent Sunday in Greenville at his mother's home. Mrs. Martha E. Belcher baa been very sick, but we are glad she Is now improving. Norris Jones have had the blacksmith shop on the Pollard lot moved in the rear of their store. Miss who has been visiting Mrs. W. C. Dancey, returned to her home at today. A. S. J. Co., are turning out an immense quantity of wire fencing. Mrs. D. W. Arnold returned from Plymouth where she had been visiting her mother. There are a few new buggies for the road at carriage factory now, and though its a stir- place never employing lees than seven workmen, this is first time In quite that output has been In excess of tho orders, but it few dry days will carry Mist Pearl Moore lo Crisp to spend The Baal Carolina railway Is the beat pacing line the State to its length, though only a few mouths old. Isn't it the wide awake people with money to in- vest had never conceived this Scheme telephone Hue between and down. It is hoped u new will soon be run. The heavy toads are beginning to tell on the livery teams. R. L. Davis spent yesterday in Greenville business. W. B. Pollard has gone up road on business today. Voting Away the People's Money. The extravagance of the United States government is now old, well worn theme. The trend is all the time towards heavier burdens on people, burden bearer, and toilers. The new river and harbor bill reaches the great sum of over which is but under total of the Buchanan for all purposes in 1860. A million of dollars is but a ex- as it appeared to Na- Macon and other economists in past. This new congress actually passed a larger hill of expenditure was found in the bill defeated in the last con- which was the moat waste- and foolhardy of all other congresses. It is pleasant to know that while the extravagance rages and public moneys are voted away as it they grew on trees that was not forgotten. It gets over 60,000.- little but better than none. A half loaf is better than no bread. If democrats in the congress favor republican extravagance t hey will all be deprived of campaign Messenger. The Way to Victory. Hon. Adlai E. Stevenson in a strong letter printed in The New I York Journal, March points way to a new Democratic victory by recalling how all the later triumphs of the party have won. He cites the platform of 1876 as a suitable model to build upon in We denounce present tariff levied upon nearly four thousand articles as a masterpiece of inequality and false It yields a not a yearly rising, It has many industries to subsidize a few. It prohibits imports might purchase the products of American labor. It promotes fosters smuggling, enriches dishonest officials honest merchants. We that all custom taxation shall be oily for revenue. In repealing taxes that put in Treasury and retaining taxes that put money into pockets of favored monopolists Republican party is again, as after the civil war, preparing the way for its downfall. The Democratic party needs only faith with itself and abandon its wanderings alter strange gods order to cure the control of the government return it to its moor- Record. Give Them a It is astonishing how the public looks upon newspaper m a to be ridden to death. People will pay money for a band, lights, janitor, or go to a job printing office and buy thousands of pay boys to deliver them, pay performers in the entertainment, if they are pro ion or pay some manager j to get up the affair and give him a large percentage of the receipts, pay all their fact, pay for everything except that is most valuable to newspaper advertising, says the And if is unwilling to devote more notice to such entertainment than liberal news it comes in for much abuse. Ami yet should not the newspaper charge for its advertising space just as the owner of halt charges for its rent, the billboard, the charge furnishing posters, printing office charges for lodgers, and outside parties charge for their services The newspaper two sources of revenue. One is subscription, the other advertising. The to newspapers are so cheap that they little more than pay the cost of white paper. This is milled t. there is new. W i specialties. II time. Nearly every day only call your attention to a Plated Ware. This is most serviceable ware you can get. ll is a heavy platoon a copper body, so it is almost We have this wan In Coffee and tea poll different sizes, and dishes, milk water pitchers serving dishes, nip pots, cuspidors, wailers, eke. If you use this ware ones you will never any oilier kind for it is ll e best. and Ware. It is no use to say anything about this for everybody knows we are the crockery people in this part of the world. We always carry a large stock you can select the pieces for a and Set to suit yourself, is much better than having to buy what you do not want. Did you ever use any of these new goods in Ware. It is guaranteed never to rust. Goose In and ask for it. In fact we carry almost everything needed to lit up your kitchen, room, sitting-room, or parlor. All we want you to do is to come in and call for what you want. We try to keep the very la-st in each of our departments and think we can please you both in price quality. All we ask is a trial. J. B. Cherry Co. The Only Department in GREENVILLE The Best Prescription Malaria and la a of Chill Tonic. It la and quinine In a cure, BO toe Uncle had to shell out for the shells shot at Spanish by Dewey, and for those shot at ships. It was a cracking while it lasted, but we know yet bow it will out, whether it will pay or Star Frank P. Jacobs, aged shot killed his wile, aged and then cut his own throat with a at miles Houston, Texas. The bodies were found lying side by side. The couple bad married a year. A German water-walker has re accomplished unique feat of walking miles Danube and tow his wife n boat. He wore water five yards Star. How to Be a Gentleman. tH no boy think he can he made a gentleman by the clothes he wears, the horse he rides, the stick he carries, the dog that trots alter him, the house that he lives in, or money be Not one, nor all of these do it, and yet every may lie a gentleman. He may wear an old hat, cheap clothes, live a pool spend but little money. But By true, manly honorable. By keeping himself neat By being civil and courteous. By himself and others. doing the best he knows how. And above all, y fearing God keeping His Sunday BAKER HART, Headquarters AT N. Mar. i, rOB Several mouths ago the writer of Ibis received a lei lei- from Hon. Bryan Grimes Secretary of proposing to donate ten to supplement a like sum to be by the of and vicinity for a of a fund to establish a public library this place. Colonel Grimes proposed also to donate an additional lea dollars, or if the would a like he would give twenty in to first donation. When the writer made known to our people terms of Col, liberal oiler and the interest be always manifests in the educational advancement of our children the general and of morals of our community, they readily subscribed about twenty five dollars, and Col. Grimes cheer- fully his check for and, Ibis together the appropriation and Slate amounts to nearly sixty dollars. Ho much for our and now a word about our library. This wilier, having secured funds in hand both the public and private donation, was appointed to books. Alter much delay we have purchased and now have in our library both regular and supplemental lists of as in pamphlet issued by State Superintendent of Instinct ion. We ordered both lists entire, but these three books, noted as exceptions above, could not be had at Ibis time. tin February 6th, we opened out library lo the use and benefit public under the rules and regulations sent out by the state and it is remark- able with what and adults began to read, and I bey keep it up. Our Librarian, Mr. John W. Mayo, reports many books being ; taken out and we fear there will be need more books, but we hope will, increasing necessity for books funds be forth , . ., in an had, milking some and we will, in near Fruit. Its quality influences the selling price. Profitable growing insured w when enough actual Potash I is in the fertilizer. Neither quantity nor good quality possible without Potash. book, I f detail. . -St. I A Pat Corn Crib Makes the Farmer Comfortable. What part of my crop shall be Station is a in the minds of the farmers. It is an important it is not an easy- one lo answer satisfactorily. It will not do to stake all on cotton. All are agreed this. That I here is no danger ahead to risk overmuch on it is likewise gen oral Few feel so safe as those who have planted com to make their own bread and meat. Most of our have had occasion to know something of this sweet conscious- by experience. It makes the sleep of tho who has plant- ed corn fur bread sweeter as be reads of promise of an average or full crop of cotton in Texas. A sense of independence is always delightful. Thoughts of the of buying corn and meat the sale of cotton when the air thick with reports of a big crop and a low for the staple brings P. R. Law ill r; I,, i ton Put Out Fire With Milk. Derby, Conn., March cow hooked a out of hand Hie sired man farm of Joseph last night the set fire to a lot of hay . and FOR SUPPLY. Whits Doctors thoughtful laymen that a cold accompanied by sure and cheat Is too a matter for delay or experiment. also tint a common cold a day or two. more lime, of course. We have just added Steam Supply our business and ill roil anything in this line very low. Sec us when in want of Globe and Angle Valves, Standard Globe and Angle Valves, Check Valves, Water Oil Cups, Air Cocks. Steam Ganges, Hancock U. S. Injectors, Cocks, Steam Pipe all sizes, Pipe Kitting all sizes. LINK OP Plaiting, Bolt, Gaudy Belt, Belt, Belt Lining, Belt Hooks, he. SOLE AGENTS Ham Drain Tile Garland Cook Stoves. BAKER HART. comply further with Col. offer and call on him for another ten dollars. The establishment this library tills along fell want this have a handsome which our hooks do not till entirely. There Is space remaining unfilled for about one hundred mine books. Our present of books is an admirable n are well bound volumes dare dare say tome of these books will be for years lo come which together with pages laded with age and their Influence wrought for good lo this community will be aptly of all those who eon. and worked for the of our library. cows and there were two forty quart cans of milk at band. well was so far away that to have gone after water have given the to spread. and bis man each seized one of the forty quart cans began pouring the milk on the dames at the same time giving the alarm. members of family, seeing the danger of the spreading, set to work milking the remaining cows, soon with the additional milk I he were quenched, but until tell of the cows had been badly burned about heads. The bun was saved. Some of the cows will die. Pull Out the State At a uncling of the numbers the of the Partners Mutual rue ante elation, held the Opera House on Monday of lust ii was unanimously decided tile county would i Its -l Slide lion and an county step was taken the ll is be tiered a county association alone can be in less ex and faction I ha u hen combined with the Slate Association. Dispatch. A man makes u i when he mimics a widow . Hood Tenn., March Official reports received at headquarters here show that situation In flooded dis- is Improved, The Sou I loss last ween pills will aggregate from road bed and bridges alone. The loss by delayed and annulled trains and cutting of all passenger and height sum- last will be large. About men are repair- load budges on the Asheville branch. There is still a gap of two miles between Marshall, N. and Del HI.,, railroad service. You Know You Win ii ii lake Grove's Chill I formula la plainly t a. hail, last It Is a i, a, nil in n No I'm .

EASTERN REFLECTOR N. C. D. J. Ed. Owner Washington letter. Entered at the Post Office at Greenville, N. C, as Second Class Matter. TUESDAY. April 10th is a day at the to expo and J. B. of the Slate Press Association, is arranging an excursion for I lie embers. Lei all go. Prom V O. v. Mar. If we don't revise the tariff will; and afraid that many members will not be here to supervise the remarked a republican member of the House, one day recently hearing, and to the of the re NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND NOTES. Harvard University at Cam bridge, Mass., the highest of learning in the country, on Thursday conferred degree of Doctor of La- Henry, of Prussia. TOWN of Board of Aldermen. The Board of Aldermen met Thursday night in regular V. C March S all bot two members F Manning Co. have just being present. received one car load of Lee's The street committee reported prepared lime and it II highly do surveyor hid yet been for cotter. MM M cured for the proposed work on peanut,. Dickinson Neither had Maiming left any decision been reached relative lag war revenue taxes. At the near lure, who reported that new had been hut moment the Michigan L his home for ordered for street lamps, on which Mr. Manet had I y that much j The market was reported fair u an ally, declined to vote consumption, condition. . ho de- . . i .-. .; i i. v as the ticket of Southern Railway, at Durham, was going from the depot to his home he was waylaid and sand-bag into unconsciousness. Hi assailants took his and going back to the depot rubbed safe of about MM. The railroad authorities asked the agent to make good the loss, which he re- fused to do. A meeting will held in Tar- the 18th to form goad roads association for county. Here in Pitt the time is much consumed in complaining had roads, but nothing is done to improve them. It would be Wise step and a in the right it the County would provide for having turned out at Pitt courts work our own roads instead of sending them off to work m other counties. And it would not In- bad to follow example Edge- and have a d roads M The w Time reports the going V. K. Dawson of town. been book keeper and trusted of Hackney Buggy Company for two prior to January alien he resigned and went in business for When the went to balance up I year and a subsequent Investigation has disclosed Dawson the to an amount exceeding 5.900, has made an as- everything. his assets will not cover the loss. consequently he de- was buried j The white cemetery committee to abandon In- , day. reported that a new fence was need for the time bat since devoted q around the cemetery. to make the best tilling safest The tobacco Hue the market. They , hands of Treasurer and are receiving lots of orders and hands of Tax Collector. had decide on what you The Tax Collector. Chief and of the party and lei them have your or Assistant Police Chief of Fire will be to the j Department made their monthly The Missionary Baptist reports. The report of the latter are building two large class showed there was not a fire rooms and a as an alarm or tire during the month of lion to their of worship February. caps, coats and Our friends of Episcopal boots for the department had church are making preparation to purchased. erect a house of worship and an-, A deed a lot cemetery to hiving it complete at a T. B. Cherry in which an error early day. had been Bade ordered or- SOW your guano from a, reeled. A deed was also ordered bucket. It tires your arm and executed X. Hart for a lot your guano blows away. Buy a purchased by him for which he guano Bower from Mfg. had no deal. C. and all ill be avoided. King, who went as a A. who has delegate lo good roads for several weeks in at read an essay on interest of the A. O. Cox Mfg. Co., good roads. the Charleston Exposition B. L. appeared and all the leading commercial the Board stating Dickinson Cities of Georgia, returned home avenue crossed his properly Thursday, be reports not he desired pay the The Bi ard look no action in the mat- Miss Manning, after was made the visiting Miss Debbie Manning for teamster was derelict in his himself to the organization of those republicans who desire a revision the tariffs this the of the Bead rules I the . schism. H it is called gentle- men Of the school remains to 1-e seen, but less subject of reciprocity with tuba of it ii safe lo my that will not. The Senate has sent to Pres bill for a per bot Mr. has expressed of section which In- eludes service all of the clerks now employed by the bureau not more than one third of which Will retained in the permanent organization. He ha- so far re fused to sign the measure and has even stated be fell inclined to veto it, although it is not be- he will yield to the In- Monday Senator com In favor STATE NEWS. In Nor John J. Chalmers, D. D., died Thursday. There is more snow in Asheville and vicinity, but it melted almost as fast as it fell. Sheriff George A. Burns, of Cumberland county, died in Fay- Thursday. The grand stand and other the Stale fair grounds at are to lie improved. The trial of James the suspected of Miss Ella will Is held at Elizabeth City next ween. Durham has a new city which shows the present to be a gain of since the taking of the 1900 census. A lot of cotton the A. X. C. railroad platform, at Goldsboro, caught fire Thursday by sparks from a shifting engine. Many bales were damaged. The two-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Fulcher, of picked up placed it in his mouth and it slipped into his windpipe. He strangled to death before a physician arrived. ARE YOU DEAF ANY HEAD NOISES ALL OF DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING ARE NOW CURABLE our new invention. Only those deaf are HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY. P. A. OP Md . if. Brine r lo I will . . L be era. my cam. lo be r . M . , um five ago el lo Min I Km ear in me. ere. bead bill . the l I n an. roar d. . a New York j. I Alie. owl. ,. V, ,.,,. ,,. not interfere your ; l YOU CAN MM YOURSELF AT HOME U ILL . pleasant trip, bat a the bill and the incl- is still under Several democratic senators will democratic senators to her homo at duly, not getting to work present the that them , j,.,,.,;,.,, late in the morning and the measure but . to swell, many hours rest for dinner. Oar school continues to swell, too many hours rest for dinner, new are coming almost The Chief of Police was ordered to every week. will not adopt obstructive tactics mid there i little doubt that it will pa upper chamber. The the to the street committee who has also passed the ,.,. f n. u we arc were authorized to act in the mat- ha seal the wire fencing House where it may not receive at A The Mayor appointed a com. favorable consideration. . v of Kinston, consisting of Aldermen The House Committee on Poet- King. Coward Cobb lo take and has reported u pictures of bond mailer when a bill that hereafter the ,.,,,,,.,,, the Supreme court shall hand mutes of the delivery ,,,,.,,,,,,,, its decision in shall lie let I mm A QUAINT OLD TIMER. Mr. of Wichita, who fast celebrated his birthday, was a neighbor of Martin Van whom lie disliked. He aw and talked with a man who wit- netted the ride of General Putnam and who that Putnam did not ride down the bat de- a hill beside them, lie knew Aaron Bun, Admiral President Jackson and Santa Anna. boyhood chum was a cabin boy to John Jones, the famous fighter. last time I took a said Green, day Frank- Pierce elected. Myself and three others went into a I up. The round en-l me cent. In those days mod, find it didn't much. Aft- drank my jigger I turned to the boys and laid, Is my last They laughed, but I kept the pledge ever to his of an he it is because I knew Mm so familiarly. lie look- ed much like a wolf to How to Grow Cotton for Profit. Prepare your land well, manure well and plant a variety that command a better price when yon it on the market. Two years ago I a peck of seed, planted them on half an acre of land and picked a bale of cotton weighed pounds, shipped this cotton through Mr. B. J. Cobb together with several other bales of good variety and this 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 the county saw my crop growing in the field and pronounced it as fine as they ever I am now offering these seed for sale at 11.00 a bushel. Parties wanting any of the seed will please tend me order at once as I only have a limited quantity for sale. O. L. N C. bring salaried carriers was voted for l i of HI report, prepared by Mr. V received considerable Ki iii the House. Mr. told me yesterday he cm passage -i the bill would lie ii grave ,,. ,.,. ease now pending. Gardner, of W. presented a petition all around here; for a -ill poster's license, there Thursday. being no In charier Jake of your was; under which such license could be around yesterday In granted it was withdrawn. the interest of the Accounts were allowed Jessie of i n ITEMS. market yesterday and made quite Charles Routs, died New York a ago, the battle of life by working Ma boy for a week, lie left as estate worth over Wilmington said Switzerland isn't such t large country, but there I- plenty of room in it fol people grow iii ward. The late-t reported Is a fellow who is loci inches tall, and is getting a for exhibiting ton Star. upon and matter of great Importance to i. of the district-. In the Oral place, the would result so- class of men and equipment, price- bid would too low secure men high grade. the provision-of bill I here would lie no . i as either the govern or carrier could camel on thirty day's notice. This would, of militate of Again, ii i-1 unreasonable to was while Thursday on Judge Winston and i,. , money will left Sunday morning fol their respective homes. Tiny have made of Wends among citizens, and yon can hear u everywhere on OUT they an the beat that hive held court here in a lime. -Snow Hill Standard. vice. I-.-. . Dane Cooper expert , i, lo do certain work for here a short R. II. Hill Friday. for him a Fairy we Bessie and have bough a half Interest n the Millinery of C. A. fair. The firm name and style will be Mr-. C. A- Co They propose to keep an up to jute establishment and everything that goes to make the ladies more beautiful be found at their -lore. Dane Cooper went lo Greenville The youngest bride in try is Mrs. Irwin, in aged ten She bad lovers. While one was away get- ting the marriage license she mar- Mr. Irwin, who and BO years old. When the fellow got back and found her married he went married girl to whom he was engaged when ho was smitten by the charms of year old War. lie as ac- ready an seldom ,, register mail and in chance lo real on bis laurels. their work No, Maude, dear; drum ,,. who are paid is not told pound. their positions are depends upon permanent so long a- they perform thing- we don t do. satisfaction of lo expect the their patrons and of the It will never happen, These are but a few The cornet player is scarcely a handed son of toil. lull a few objections to the measure but I feel confident that, ; j,,,., tree . ex-J mud, about of society. they would be music to the ego in their to I tint la he blows bis own Prom what I learn from Senate horn. The about justice is very often we don't like It when I IV. as its predict f, who that the Senate lakes i p . of The young man who bis wild oats depends upon irrigation. end of the Capitol it seems hardly likely that bill will receive a favorable vote in that body, par for consideration the will he overwhelmed protests from residents of their several states. N. C, Mar. Hay West, of went Wednesday and return- ed Mi.-s of Snow Hill, who has been visiting Mrs. A. I Hill, for Baltimore this morn where she will purchase her spring If our commissioners would place an annual lax of on the worth- less, vagabond that trace over town and run after the buggies, many of them would be killed, the from those remaining, if used to level the rough bridges, and till around the would add greatly to the comfort of all. Jesse and II. W. Mose- of were in town yesterday. A. j III I recent- visiting here, said, is the place I could mention a line, Own- elsewhere, he said, was nil kept him from coming here. Miss Moore and Mrs. W. B. Home arc visiting friends and relatives Greenville. The college is not operation now. other schools arc full. The facilities are very in- adequate and many children are staying at home there Is no where to go. B. M. Pollard spent yesterday In on business. Full Blooded Indian The present general ion of full blooded Indian babies is interesting from many points of view. In the first place, there ill no more full blooded Indians born, n- men end women of pure Indian blood arc marrying either white per- sons Indians whose blood is large- mixed with that of the whites. Moreover, these pure blooded inherit in many case large sums from the sale of lands to the government or own valuable property, f t many of them have more suitors than ope. . , It is on the reservations of the for southwest that the curious little Indian babies are to be found. There are now among the twenty tribes only 3.000 full In- children. I n these same tribes there are more than children through Whose reins courses a strain of white blood. are fat end, despite their rough usage, grow up to be strong men and famous Right SCHOOL BOOKS Strenuous The business methods of pub- came up for discussion at a recent literary gathering. William Dean and Mark Twain were present. spirit of the age i- said Mr. in order not to lie behind the times the publishers modify the verbiage of the circus potter with assented humor- publisher speaks of d- my next look as a story by Mark Twain with BO further comment. Hut lie shan't make a holy show of mo with hi- vulgar ad- simplicity. I shall insist upon a street parade at very least, because I am n modest man ind dislike to be made Salaam ml eat r A Law For At in the have n law which is more with the fair than the sterner must be home by o'clock. A fine equal to rs is the penalty for In- fringing regulation, hall of which goes lo the brings and proves the accusation. Not make of always self I . . ,., . the i- i I Young Thing I Mrs. eightieth birthday, Which was celebrated recently at with l hung dress- room and n serenade by the or- which ployed on the after the per- occurred before an illness which necessitated a short rest. When she returned to the ca-t at the Lyceum theater in New York, one reason after another was ad- as to the cause of hot India- In vibrant voice of that has retained mellow- through I hi many years, she denied in tun one of causes tell ran what it was, she said finally and with a twinkle in her eye, had much birth- Weekly. For Lift. will ever gel a chance it the of with a razor, at least in the of a barber, The has his beard carefully trimmed, but with this is treated as I responsible and important function, and of the four grand masters of court, as they arc called, one always attends the, czar when hit majesty is under the barber's care. Not that any doubt is felt as lo the fidelity of the ton-1 artist. The family of the have been to the imperial house of from the time of Czar Miller's Thumb. It i, by the thumb the miller tests the character and of the grain ho grinds. Spreading tho sample over the lingers by a peculiar movement of thumb, he its value by the thumb itself. Con- action in way makes the thumb assume n shape resembling the wide flattened head of the bull- head, or Tommy a fish in mill stream-, which in con- sequence is popularly known as the miller's Your advertisement in B goes right along with its work. advertisements work all the time building business for the wise advertisers. If you want people to visit your store put your advertisement where it will be read, that it in THE. REFLECTOR People read this paper for what there la in it, and they will see what you have to say. If you have not time to write the advertisement yourself or don't know just what you want to say, let us know and we will help you get it up. We have bright and attractive cuts to illustrate ad- which yon can for the asking. the noted Eng- war correspondent, reports a between a British officer and a Boer field net under a flag of Tho former do you think the war will replied the oilier, you people arc able lo catch a horse with ox Many a fellow who thinks he It the light of a lite gets turned down. A Hour combination, to control the Oriental trade, it on the Pacific coast. Mo matter how much money you may have, if you are poor in char- means poverty forever Home Journal. . Tell the good people that the King Clothier is now in Northern Markets making purchases for Spring Summer and as his store will he headquarters for the finest and host of Hen's Wear. Always keep your on HOWDY DO. Some Me. Some to Yea. Thursday, 1902. Cox, of Kinston, today here. B. F. Bernard went up road this morning. W. M. came in Wed evening. Snugs returned day evening from J. W. returned day from a trip up the road. J. M. Moore came from Tarboro Wednesday evening this morning. Mrs. J. M. of Her ford, who has visiting here, returned home Ibis morning. T. W. foreman of received a telegram this morning stating that bis father and unit her. who live at arc both very sick with pneumonia. He leaves on this evening's train for we hope will find his parents much better. Friday, March is quite TUB CLOTH EASTERN NOTICE, is a CROSS in the margin of I Ma it. so t remind yon I for and we request; you Hie as early as We need what YOU owe us and hope you will not went up the SHOT ON HIGHWAY. Intended Robbery Supposed the On Mr. Jim Bills, near- Kai me lo Wilson fell When lo- reached home early in night he was nu I died during I lie night without Mr. Ellis seen Hi pass on his way home. Somewhere Mrs. A. F. sick. B. road today. V. B. Staton, of Bethel, spent the day here. J. of Hill, here Harvey Washington, was T. left this nun mug for Va. Mr. mid Mrs. J. re turned evening. K. A. went to Mount I 111- Mo came from ft in The ASSIGNEE STOCK of W. Lee Co. at New Cost. Dress Goods, Clothing, Shirts, in fact everything in a first-class store, will sale Tuesday, Feb. 11th, a. m. at W. T. Lee Co's old stand. No goods charged or sent without the cash. Maj. II. keep us waiting for it. , . u This notice is for those who between and bit home b find mark on their, ha was waylaid and what by paper lo have intended robbery. It it aha, . . i when fired bis frightened by the gun and run White Heed S. II. The horse kept on home and stop- Pill county sent S the Good house the wagon come up to , , . J the gate and went out Mr. Almost every is taking if nothing iii. nines Mia. K. of are here. else, unhitching, when be was found as above stated. When taken in the house and examined It was found that he was shot in the head. . He also bad his the run- of the horse no doubt prevent- Children's Sailors and this being taken. There is no New Sailors ready-to wear Hats for Spring. Mrs. L. Bring your fat Cattle to E. M. and lb gross Hack Hats for Spring. Mb. L. O The wind and sun together are some fast drying of the face of earth. Whether it is or winter is not easy to determine by out side appearances. clue as to who did the shooting. The Sun It Seldom on sun docs not keep good time. He is almost always too slow. about middle of April he is just time, then not again before middle of June. The mills may complain, but the of September he man with cotton to sell is not kick- e about the price being higher, joins clock a third time, and lastly once more late in For rapid changes from to and sunshine to clouds recent days have been strict- in it. The of Methodist church the pastor, H. M. a liberal pounding Friday afternoon. Mayor W. H. Long has paid to Treasurer J. B. Cherry, for public school collected in Mayor's court for of February. stray red and white steer, marked with crop and bait moon right ear split and half moon in left, has been with our cattle for the last three years. Owner Is hereby to call for same and pay charges. W. B. Stokes, N. C. fire at The Commercial Hotel, formerly known as the Bailey House, at was destroyed by fire this morning, the lire starting about one o'clock. All occupants of the building escaped and most of the furniture was saved. Boat. B. K. Patrick and J. Q. Smith have purchased a boat to ran between and Wash The boat II HO long by feet wide, has a capacity for twenty-five passengers will make a speed of seven miles an hour. II They If sonic appreciated the of advertising as much tome politicians do, their would prosper according. Ml. Louis Ad-Writer. visiting Now it would seem as if be were startled at way be bad ed us. February he fell back until be was fifteen minutes late. By the of March be bad made up live minutes of bis lo--, and before the month is over he will have caught up to within live minutes of the schedule. meanwhile days have been growing longer very rapidly. We begin March with our nights lung- than our days. We with our In one mouth have added I i the length our day an hour and twenty B bigger gain than any other month show. Professor in the March Home Journal. Mrs. who was here a visit Thursday X Booth has off his recent attack rheumatism to get out a little. We hope be will soon lie entirely well. I. A. Cobb, of today here. His friends arc glad j to note his improved condition u recent visit to hospital. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. left this morning for Plymouth, where they were called to the burial of, Mr. Tucker, Mrs. Bowen's father, who died Saturday Jesse up road L. went to Bethel morning. W. returned lo Friday evening. W. II. Cox to Kinston Friday evening. L. A. Cobb returned to Friday evening. W. M. Bagwell left Friday even- Ladies and Misses Fine Shoes. WOLF Misses and Shoes. Kinston. CO. Ladies, Misses Children and Shoes. went Fin; Showing. The Bank of Greenville pub- a statement today giving; its business on It makes an show- speaks of the confidence institution. bank is conducted and bus plenty of capital at its command. Monument Fund. many coins have been drop- contribution boxes placed and at Hotel Bertha to re- to the Sir Walter monument fund. fund ought to grow faster a town like j. Jordan retained Friday from F. H. Harding Friday evening. Mrs. is Mrs. Swindell. Ufa, A. f. Perry and child this morning for her home. Mrs. A. J. returned day evening from Washington. Miss Bessie Patrick Friday evening for a visit in the country. of Dr. W. id Leather All reduced prices. is ISm. The youngest child II. Bagwell is very pneumonia. Mrs. Thomas and little sou, of Goldsboro, are visiting Mrs. Alfred Forties. Miss L. to this morning in response to n telegram the critical illness of a niece. Pitt More Honors. The President has appointed Private Bruce Gotten, Twenty I Fifth Company Coast a Second Lieutenant of Artillery commencing May 8th, and the 4th confirm- ed the nomination. This young man is a son Mr. B. B. Gotten, of Pitt 8th. C. T. The Big Store Greenville, N C. .,

r- Have You Forgot a q I AM CARRYING AN i LINK OF Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware m. AND A OF THING Tinware. WHICH I AM TO Come to see me or your next Barrel of Flour Yours to please- Jas. B. White. AFTER TWO PREMIUMS HAVE PAID IX THE II III ill X. J. POLICY HAS Loan Value, J. Cash Value. Paid up I. that Is ts. Will be re -instated if arrears be paid within on month while yon are living, or within three after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence of payment of arrears with Interest. second No Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the beginning of the second and each succeeding year, provided the premium for the current year be paid. They may be To reduce Premiums, or j. To the Insurance, or To make policy payable as an during the lifetime of J. L. SUGG, the one the prettiest marriage ceremonies ever witness- ed took place St. Bar. E. W. Gamble, officiating. The contracting parties were William Oaten and Miss Selma Louis Into the church filled with friends and relatives the lovely bride in a light brown tailor made suit, with hat to match, entered upon the arm of her brother, J. K. Satterthwaite. At the chancel she was nut by the groom and by I he grand ceremony the church the twain were made one. The maid of honor was the brides Miss Mollie No sweeter or prettier maid ever walked up aisle. in the regulation dress of hour was best man. The ushers were J. L. Cherry and Felix both handsome and the personification of urban- My. Immediately after the ceremony i he bride and groom for their home in 1-aim ville. Presents numerous and useful were sent them the estimation In which each and both were South HEALTH INSURANCE The man who Insurer hi Mi Is wise for his family. The who Insures Ms health is wise both for his family and himself. You may by grave, It. It Is worth guarding. At the first attack of disease, which generally approaches through the and itself in Innumerable Ms Pills And save your health. IS 1666. J. ff. PERRY k CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and of Bagging, Ties Bags. and shipments solicited. OLD DOMINION WHEN YOU WANT Dry Goods, Groceries, Confections, etc., go to Mrs. L. H. WHITE, Black Jack, N. C. Nice line cf goods on hand. Prices low Country produce for cash or in exchange goods. Advertising Growth. It is reasonable that the should expect immediate re- turns from his announcements. In the case of a permanent business however, future also is worth considering. An establishment which is expected to grow can well afford lo bear the cost of which will give to it an place in the public memory. The small merchant who Is to become a large merchant must begin his growth in the ad- Record, Greenville, N. C. Dr. D James, Surgeon. Greenville, Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at A. M. for Green ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. meeting Wednesday evening. Rev. Steamer J. Sunday school Mondays, Wednesday . DIRECTORY every day, morning and evening. Pray- Wednesday evening Rev. J. N. Booth, pastor. Sunday- school It. A. Allen superintendent. M every Sun lay, morning and evening. Greenville 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 with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion 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. C. WORRY a small thing like that, but come to you can supply a dinner without the aid of the I tar excellent Hi of CANNED GOODS furnish a variety of desirable things for table. We also Veep the beat VERMONT BUTTER, always lush. And m we Have the be.-I lo be had. In fact I he plan- lo call Why Easter a Feast. During all of March the sun is coming farther north. About Ike twentieth it shines directly on the Equator, day is just as long as the night. The time of old Jewish and hence of our Enter, depends on this dale. This batter always comes following the first full moon after the sun crosses the line. This accounts tor its so Home Journal. anything Groceries l in t he way of I SEW GROCERS. re I For Nails, Windows, Collars, PI Toe Lochs, Doors, Paints, Rope, flames, Shovels Cur- A Advertising. The advertising of a New York savings bank the newspapers consists of a daily ct from the simple proverbs of Franklin knew from experience the wisdom saving, and these quotation are likely to impress readers who have the rules of economy and thrill. Naturally the advertising bank will be the choice of these readers in the selection of a Record. The winter been long and cold in Chicago, the power of endurance of its people has been almost exhausted To save them- selves from the necessity of the members a German society devised a scheme for a night's festival in a summer gar- A large hall was transformed into a garden, huge trees being placed here there and covered with artificial leaves The walls were painted lo represent long country in summer. There were tables under the trees and a band of music. In short, every- thing was especially after the heat was turned on the mercury marked eighty de- Then came the people, the women dressed iii white summer garment and the men in while duck trousers, while the children ran about barefoot. The whole was realistic, and at midnight the people dispersed they were fortified for another three mouths of winter. Photographer, GREENVILLE, N. C. The leader in good work and low prices Nice for per Half Cabinets per dozen. All oilier lines very cheap. 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C. fl Cotton Bagging and Ties always on ha ml Fresh goods kept es hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. DEALER IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de and prices as low an the lowest. Highest market price paid for country produce. LODGES A. F. ct A. M. No. meets first and hied Monday evening. E. E. fin, W. M. J. M. Reuse, Sec. I. O. O. Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday evening. L. H. G. W. S. Atkins, gee K. of River Lodge, St. every Friday evening, C. Forbes, L. son, K. of R. R. Vance Council, No 1696, every Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, Secretary, J. S. Regent. A. O. Council, No. meets every first and third nights in Odd Fellows Hall. J. Z. Gardner, Worthy Chief; D. S. Smith, Sec I. O. Conclave No. every second and fourth Monday nights in Odd lows Hall. W. B. Wilson Smith -lee William Morgan, HO year was found dead in a ditch afternoon o'clock on Mr. Button's farm, about six miles from Last Saturday he was known to have had between and on his person -when found there was only in his It is thought by several who knew the old man that there has been foul play, that he was murdered for a few Free Press 5th. A young in Leaven worth, Kansas, is for WOW congenial masculine who would love her herself As she incidentally remarks that In addition lo her good points she Is worth in cash probabilities are that she will find some sympathetic fellow- who will Blur. Low to vis Atlantic Coast Line. The Atlantic Coast Line Rail- way Company announces fol- lowing low rates to Charleston O., on account of the South Caro- inter state and West Indian exposition. Charleston, C. 1st, 1901 to June 1st 1902. The following apply from N. Tickets to sold daily until including 1902. continuous passage Una I limit ten j in addition to date of sale. 116.40 Tickets to be sold daily until and including May Slat 1902. continuum passage limit June 1902. For tickets, Pullman reservation any further particulars write or call on II. M. Gen Pass. Wilmington, N. C. K. N. C. S. Pass Tarboro. NOTICE Last Call For Taxes. Marti Carolina's Foremost Newspaper. The Charlotte Observer. EVERY DAY IN THE YEAH. CALDWELL TOMPKINS. he J. P. CALDWELL Editor. PER 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 Una paper. THE V OBSERVER con of Hi more pages, and is to a large extent up of original mailer. THE ER printed Tuesday and Friday per year. The largest paper in North Carolina. Sample copies sent on application. Address THE OBSERVER, Charlotte, I J. L COREY, -DEALER IN- A GENERAL LINE OF Mi Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. R. COREY. ATLANTIC COAST LINK RAILROAD CO. CON EN em as St, . a m a w AH fl M a M i mat I its sis is i u u in ibis l IS fit sir is lo tat et ti sat m Ar Saul Lt Rock; Lt Ar Lt AT Lt L. III MM TONIC LAXATIVE II you lour breath, inactive liver, heartburn, kidney trouble-., loss cl insomnia, lick of energy, bad blood, blotched or muddy akin. or any and which tell the story of bad bowel, an system, Will Cure It will out the bowels, cumulate the liver and kidneys, strengthen the membranes tho purify your blood and put you your again. Your will return, your bowels move your liver and kidney to trouble you, your skin will and freshen and you will feel the old time and buoyancy. inking . l on, i n TH . i polo rat nature. l-m . t. i rod a ff It I ill at the following times and plane, tor Ike taxes due for year on and Braver Alton railroad was agreeably at prised a few days ago not Ice in, In- had lain left by an Monday. Mar. at old as a of , . . V Mar. while on that toad. Mar. at pays. There is n u. t. lost it, S. M. i Slur. ii to i a r- A purse Is a good thing to lean on. Tin- hands a clock always on front, and they may lie time. Wholesale retail Grocer and Dealer. Cash paid Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar Turkeys. Egg, etc. Bed steads, Mattresses, Oak Suits, B by Carriages, Carts, Thur-day, Mar. at lunges, Safes, P. ItS o'clock. I a ii, i-t good lo- n for Blokes, day, Mm I. Friday, Mar. Friday, Johnson's Mil's, Mar. township, Friday, Mar. Cutler the law this is last rail for taxes before adding cost. Ill who fail to pay by March will levied on and tho cost add- ed to their laves. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ons. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. and Gall Ax High Life Tobacco, Key West Che roots, Henry George Cherries, Peaches, Apples Pine Jelly, Milk, Flour Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal Hulls, Gar den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Currents, Raisins, Glass and China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware. Cakes and Crackers, Mace torn, Cheese, Best Butter, New Royal Sewing Machines, and nu The Commoner WEEKLY. WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Publisher, Lincoln, in Advance. One Year II, Months Three Sing. Copy Be. No traveling canvassers are em. ployed. Subscriptions Weekly and will be sent together one year for or The Daily and one year for 93.50 payable In ad- i n ii n I M I II I MUM id II II IN III M I ft For Sale by ll- The Constitutional other goods. -i. provides that no one can tote who I ,, is only I CO fa to lay t a sail; J , , J. a I Ai -in l t Mr, all in the lo bis poll wet internally will when ., , , It lie There I in warm i ii but one Perry in u coats and to your vote. Sheriff. to see inc. S. M. PATENT for Art and , AIM I, Inn Ar Ar Main LI vat 1842. t ford p m. S M p m, Mp in am Ban- m, Bad a m, lion. Mill. H a tn, it p m, Hop. Mill. p m Red p m, II f at with train N-. it with Carolina at Bad with the Spring. railroad, at the Seaboard Air and Railway at with Charlotte Railroad Train on Boas s p at, I at at i p m. II r. M a a. Train, c lain a m and . p m, I r. . in n list an and Train Tarboro daily t v. i. m. l p. r f- P. C mm dally, Ill a T m a I a m. ,. w- Mount a m, I So p m. Sand r. on Clinton at a III om, Clinton at a m tat la Train So Tl Bake. lot f-tr don for all point north all H. M. Pass. Agent J. K. Manager. T. M. Manager The Reflector D. J. EDITOR TO PER Um VOL GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, FRIDAY, MARCH NO I Tuesday II HI MM Wilkinson The We Ever Didn't Say. BUT WE DID AND ONLY REPEAT. Not sore we told yon after inventory that stocks were then In record condition, by which we mean Clearest of clinkers. If we didn't was the truest tiling we ever didn't say. Of all the hard lessons a merchant to learn battles is NEVER CARRY OVER. goods lately bought, and still it's mighty bard to plunge the knife. But do it he often or softer later. It's due to you. as well as us, that we start new season light. DO. WHITE A SALE OF WHITE AT PRICES THAT WILL SET EVERY TONGUE IN PITT COUNTY TO WAGGING. VALIANT WHITE QUILT that was never sold for less than 1.26 have to go in this sale at CROCHET WHITE QUILT that you can't match st less than this at CROCHET WHITE QUILT that has been the talk of county could sell It at now bas to go this st IMPORTED CHOICE PATTERNS in Marseilles Patten Finish Quilt that are sold over fur in this sale at q RICKS WILKINSON. BLACK JACK ITEMS. Blackjack, N. C, Mar. Mrs. Sue and children, little Ruth and Jessie, are visiting Mrs. f H. Mills. Abram Dixon accompanied by his mot her, left Friday for Snow Hill, to be gone several days. W. H. Wynne and B. L. Clark left Friday evening for lo spend several days. We were glad to have J. W Elks in midst a while last Sunday. Miss Annie White spent several days last week with sister, Mrs. F. Evans left for up road Friday to see hit best girl. Ed. Arnold, who has been sick for some lime, was last Monday by L. A. Burroughs. Mr. also conducted services at Hr. Arnold's home Monday night. Mrs. J. II. Mills baa been very sick for lite past few days, but is convalescing. Bob. Faithful, of Com a .,,. Sunday. Mrs. came HALEIGH STATUE. Contribution School Children Stated. Sn. Editor As a teacher it gives me great pleasure to know an effort is being made to a statue in Raleigh to the memory Sir Allow me to offer that school of Pitt force January 1902, county make a contribution Paid claims caused to fund being raised for this death of policy endow purpose. annuities, He, last year I am sure if each teacher will lay here is no sound- the matter before his or her pupils, M or better company the world It would be but a pleasure to our the Old Mutual Benefit, OUR RALEIGH LETTER. Special of In tr. Raleigh, N. C, March There will be no bill passed this Congress designed to red I Southern representation in Con- press. Senator Pritchard writes to a Republican paper, Times, to that effect, bod among other things, measure is only one now pending before Congress, I am opposed to that. I shall be able tn deal with other as they arise. You may say to all that I am unalterably op- posed to a force bill or anything akin to it. I think we are capable of working own destiny if let Pritchard, it granted, defeat such lion if he so and now it is settled that he has already done his credit be it aid. Apropos of the vigorous efforts which Commissioner of Insurance Young been making to protect the insurable public of this State from the illegal machinations of unsound insurance companies, which operate through methods that cheat the State of also, it Is encouraging to note that our people are waking up to the injury they are doing themselves and the irreparable injustice done their families by patronizing such frauds and are patronizing only the best companies. By the he company that probably largest business in North Caro- st this time, tho Old or Newark, K. J., bas sent out it annual statement for last year, and figures presented must make a man feel secure if be is insured In a company like that. For instance, the company's assets amount to 976,839,027.69. Re- from premiums in 1901, over Number of policies written last year, insuring policy-holders to amount of Total amount of m mm This depart j added to ill the lime. Nearly every day there is new. We will only call your attention to a few specialties Plated Ware. This Is the lost serviceable ware you cm get. It is a heavy plate copper body, so it it almost We have this coffee and tea pots different sizes, butter and sugar dishes, and water pitchers serving dishes, syrup pots, cuspidors, If you use this ware once you will want any for it is tie best. and China Ware. It is no use to about this depart for everybody knows we are tie crockery people In this part of the world. always carry stock and you ran select the pieces for h and if a Set to suit yourself, much better than having to buy what you do not want, ill I you ever use any of new in Anti-Rust Ware. It is guaranteed never to rust. Goats in and ask for it. In fact we carry almost everything needed lo lit up your bed- room, or parlor. All we want you to do is to conic in and call for whit you We try to keep the very best in each of departments and think we can please you price and All ask is a trial. Reaping the Harvest. Sin or shame in young or old is j always, to lie deplored. it is . especially sad to sec a young per- son's life ruined by a sinful act, and sad to see a young being reap- a h that has sown in a moment, but when that being old gray haired mother who must go out her loved one into harvest field under the scorching sun and with him reap the harvest, or alone, in the bitter- of sit at her fireside while the darkness gathers all mt her and winds her of the sins her child. week a young of good family, just entering manhood who bat; sown his seed in a moment, crossed the threshold of our State for a long term, an mother at home, who him good-bye with a broken he as she wailed, baby, my baby bow can you leave your poor old mother, so lonely, my poor baby To her he was same little fellow that had gone to sleep in her arms just a few years ago, but to the world be was the young man, who n moment of drunken auger had murdered his friend. Lung after her dear old back shall have become bent with reaping, the harvest will still Ii.- News J. B. Co. The Only Department in GREENVILLE school to contribute some- thing for this worthy work. I feel sure the editor of The Re- who already has boxes in charge to receive contributions for the statue, would also receive and forward a special donation coming from the schools of, he W. F. It will give The Reflector pleasure such donations as the school children to visit parents here, amount to He I at and returned Friday. Little Ml Becca Mills ed borne. Mrs. is visiting here. Booklet and Newspaper. For a business enterprise requires to be introduced to the i long explanations and probably be as f to increase taxation in order . ft build good roads as borrow money on a issue but people will agree to borrow money when they will not go down Into their pockets and pay Herald. A Trust is en- lo secure an option o. leading factories St booklet be form of It is however, to reach everybody a publication without a liberal use of newspaper space to call lo It, and even then there will be very largo proportion of the people who will never send for the booklet, and among them may be many of the particular persons It is most desirable to reach. The newspaper, the into the bands of virtually everybody and the ex a sum equal to the i i lie booklets fir newspaper I ea Street Camera 1- ,,, more than g I good old i but Record. Parry which has been doing business for fifty seven years. The new dent, Hon. Frederick sen, Is one of a greatest most successful men In United States. f MATTERS OF INTEREST. Small-pox is reported by the State Board of Health to exist in twenty-five counties of the State, and there are over cases, but only one death, so would strike off cents of the tax on whiskey has pared to change the revenue lax from to cents. But there's little prospect it becoming a law. It having been that Senator Simmons favored Locke Craig's candidacy for the United States Mr. desires it to be Hated that he Is not taking sides in the fight this year and will net exert himself for or against of the candidates-1 there seven or eight at the last The State Board of Pharmacy meets hero April and a State Convention of the King's ten, is to be held in May. Jury Held Prayer. is an almost unheard of thing for a jury to hold prayer before returning a verdict, lint this is what happened in the jury room and what was done by the twelve men just I hey returned Hint gave Miss Mat tie i Baker for having her baud mangled in one of the machines of Raleigh Colton Mills. It will i be recalled that the jury was lock- ed up this case Thursday . from half past Ti in the afternoon I half-past at night, and DON'T W a small difficulty was bill in reaching a verdict. When you tan supply a dinner without all had finally Foreman aid of Our Thompson line of CANNED GOODS furnish , lead in prayer, which a variety of desirable things with much earnestness and your table. We also I reverent attention from all present. VERMONT jury filed into the court STATE NEW. Happenings In North Carolina. The Mormons are holding a con- in A girl years of age a were married in Mon- day. A 13-year-old girl of China Grove, in county, died day of small pox. Ex-Congressman T. O. Skinner in a card advocates the election of Judge A. Hoke to succeed Sen- Pritchard. Free Press tells of a run away couple getting married in road near LaGrange The couple were C. B. and Miss Willie Smith. A new cutler, to cost will be placed at New Bern. The bill was by Congressman Thomas and has been favorably W. B. claiming to be a Confederate Veteran from was dead in a boarding in Raleigh Monday morning. He bad on the reels for several days. A Salisbury man home the and went in his latch key. over a scree- the hall and Just as be was picking himself up pistol balls came flying around him. His wife thought . burglar bad come and used her pistol. North Carolina week st Charleston will be April to l Wednesday, Sib, ill be Charlotte day, Thursday, h, editor's day and Friday, Wilmington day. Doubtless the Old North State will be well rep- resented all through the week. And FLOUR have the best brands to be had. In fact our store is the place lo call anything wanted way of Nice Groceries. THE NEW GROCERS, HI room and rendered verdict. Raleigh New sand Observer, Bib. The United Wales senate has passed a bill to pay Flora Hailing for damages on account of illegal arrest imprison- at Ne in January Which reminds us Hint Uncle Sain i sometimes a slow paying claims against him. If Flout isn't dead she has probably forgotten all alum I the anguish she for come bandy to somebody. Twice the The manager of a life insurance company who Is a striking ad- every day in the news- papers within bis territory has reached this prop- advertised insurance company doing business through well In- formed agents will sell twice number policies that a non ad- company, equally reliable and with will dispose By he menus companies which not advertise regularly in daily Record, Miss Margaret Carpenter who re- died in New Jersey at age of years, promised her lover who died years ago that would marry and kept word, she bad numerous . n.- I For Nails Lochs, a contemporary propounds Windows, Paints, Hope , submit Mi u-n Collars, Plows, Shovels and . Tools, go to were round Next door to Ricks to slim I people of l lie counties of dare say a reasonable lion would IN unanimously in every county not already levying such a lax, and once es laid sled people themselves would never let loose until road- wen the same Why of course. What is to prevent her from rolling goo goo eyes at one fellow being to another fellow ton Star. the family can't always raise the dough. long marriage is indeed a slow match. fountain Right SCHOOL- BOOKS Reflector We see Confederate has returned bis war- rant lo Auditor Dixon saying Unit he did nut S pension. would seem that his conscience came into rower about the lime warrant OHM. That man's to In Mime pub- It bas been men ore partial lo rocking chairs because have arm. Richard a Klondike gold humor, bad given bunt in despair, when he struck a in of a creek which was stuffed with gold. He got out one day of yellow Star. Look the Pact la the Pace. The progress S toward limy i ugly fact ,, but ,, In ii vim in lake last slops the by ms cold, merely the for s times. There is no in Sold by ll