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Have You Forgot I AM STILL AN UP-TO DATE LINE OF Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, AND A OF THING WHICH I AM UNABLE TO MENTION Come to see me for your next Barrel of Flour Yours to please- Jas. B. White. FOR THE LITTLE ONES. A Trick That Help Out a Lift- Ilka Picture. tho Greek is paid to have painted n dish of fruit which so natural an that it attracted birds. But we have pot so far old that anybody who paint or draw at all can make a picture of hook or nail on which a key can hung. This may be called a but in ONE W OR D that word u TWO HAVE BEEN PAID IN THE III. BENEFIT fill. OF N. J., POLICY HAS Loan Value, Cash Value, it. up Insurance, Extended Insurance that works automatically, Is Non Will be if arrears be paid within month while you are living, or within three year.-, after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence of payment of arrears with interest. second No Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the beginning of the second and cf each succeeding year, provided the premium fur the current year be paid. They be To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or To make policy payable as an during the lifetime of insured. J, L. SUGG, Greenville, K. C. refers to Dr. i MEANS HEALTH. An veal Sack Hi Insomnia . ANY these and ethers you o o Pills Take No Substitute. Low Rates to Charleston Exposition Atlantic Coast Line. via IN 1866. J. ff. k CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers Bagging, Ties and Bags. and shipments solicited. WHEN YOU WANT Dry Goods, Groceries, Confections, etc., go to Mrs. L. H. WHITE, Black Jack, N. C. Nice f goods on hand. low produce bought for own or In exchange for THE though the draw the hook, The Allan Coast Bail- i way announces the fol- i low rates to Charleston C, on account of the South Caro- inter state and West Indian exposition. Charleston, C. 1st, 1901 to June 1st The following apply from the is drawn and supported to be sold daily a powerful magnet hidden and May the canvas or paper. passage final limit ten A minute dot having been made j to date of the canvas to mark the position . Of the magnet, the calls in hi Tickets to be sold daily until including May 1902. continuous passage final limit June 3rd For tickets, reservation Stool DON'T to cat any old thing that i- tiered you. but come t us nice, fresh We hive Country a id sugar that arc delicious. Wholesalers my we sell mere than y in town. That means we the BEST at right price. Ti en if you want a good Cigar o good mid To- ave i of also place l eel the every time friends to witness his wonderful skill. Then with a few bold ks draws the picture of a hook and calmly hangs the key on it, I. steel key, of course, or a bunch of small keys on a steel ring or any small iron or steel object with a hole in it, so that it may appear actually to bang from the hook. Instead of the hook a wooden peg or a twig may be depicted. Where Are Found. Old geographies make the Persian gulf tho seat of the pearl industry, but now many beautiful pearls are found in different parts of Amer- In the Mississippi river and its tributaries in Minnesota and Win- quite a number of people Wood any further particulars write or call H. M. Pass. Wilmington, N. C. J. B. N. C. Pass N. C. Dr. D James, Dental Surgeon, Greenville, OLD DOMINION LINT Steamer Washing ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Connecting at Washington with Norfolk, Baltimore, DIRECTORY every Hun day, morning evening. Pray- meeting Wednesday evening Rev. J. N. Booth, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. M. A. Allen superintendent. M every Bun morning and evening. Prayer Wednesday evening. Rev H. M. En re, pastor. Sunday school p. in. L. H. Pender, Steamers for New York and Bub. I j j . ton. and for all points for railroads I Shippers should order freight by Sunday, the Old Dominion Co. from , B. Morton, Sunday New York-, Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. O. I W. Photographer, GREENVILLE, N. C. The leader in good work and low prices Nice for Si per dozen. ti Cabinets per dozen. All other very Crayon made from any picture cheap. Nice Frames on hand all the time. Come and examine my work. No trouble lo show and Answer questions. The very beet guaranteed lo all. hours a to a. I. to p. m. to please. O. Barnhill Machinery-Boiler Repairing, THIS NEW -mm For Windows, Locks. Billies, Doors, Paints, Hope, Homes Collars, Plows, Shovels Car- punters Tools, to L, engaged in fishing for mussels In which the pearls arc found. It is said that one pearl is found in ten mussels fished from the fisherman docs not worry bout this. He keeps the shells and takes them to the button factory, where there is always a demand, for, as you know, boys and girls use up a good buttons in the course I year, and no one ever knows what becomes of them. A floating but- , , ton factory built on a boat travels up and down the Mississippi. It Slops at a place long enough to use Up all the and then goes on where there is another mussel bed or where the fishermen accumulate a heap. Some of the pearls are very Valuable and have been sold for as large a price as Brackets Ho Trimmings BUGGY and WAGON Repairing. I have again taken charge of my shops on Dickinson avenue, and am prepared lo do promptly any work in my line. Bring on your work now. Do not wait until the O. THE GREENVILLE OS COTTEN, C. E. Ricks Wilkinson. Successor to it Corn. Cotton, TL Selling High Likely to continue to sell high The Philosophy of Farming Smaller Surface. Labor Saved. Fertilize with a free No The twelve-year-old scion of a Boston house was asked to spend n fortnight camping out with his boy may go. George, if you will promise me not to get Into a canoe while you are said his mother, I should expect to hear you were drowned every single the added, with earnestness. The boy reluctantly gave his How faithfully lie kept it clearly shown by the following letter which his mother received in due Dear kind of a time, I don't mind a bit about the canoe. the only day really Wanted to try oat. for we were n little lake to another camp. Hut be.-n ma how to Ned sail he I could across and let the four take tho two canoes, and so we did, and hack too. Wasn't that And i knew you'd to think I re- membered my promise. Your Youth's Companion. The Robin. Tho robin is one of tho first of the song birds to leave the south, often appearing in the middle states early in February, lie is about eight in. In long, and Surveys with Plats or Maps Accurately made and with me by mail or at Vincent's on street, will be given prompt attention. Till. N. CO. Manufacturers of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior and for Fine Modern and Build- solicit your and guarantee to give satisfaction prices, styles work. Please send your Order to Tile Greenville Co. N. C. hub B S. C. o-----I Cotton Bagging and lie always on bud Fresh goods kept constantly en hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince yon. D. W. school a. in. K. B. so F. Hard Minister. Horning and even- prayer with sermon every let and 3rd Sunday. Lay services every 2nd and 4th Sunday. Sunday-school a. m., B. Brown, Litany every Wednesday a. m, Preaching second, and fourth Sunday In each month Prayer meeting Wednesday night. D. W. Davis, Sunday school 3.-00 P. M., W. B. Parker, superintendent. Whichard. N. C. The Stock complete in every payment prices low the lowest. Highest market price paid for country produce. LODGES A. F. A A. H. Ho. first and hint Monday evening. E. E. fin. W. M. J. M. Sen. I. O. O. Lodge, No. Meets Tuesday evening. L. II. O. W. See. K. of Lodge, N. every Friday evening, C. t. eon, K. of B. and B. Vance Council, No 1696, meets every Thursday oven- log. W. Secretary, J. A. O. Council. No. meets every first and third nights In Odd Fellows Hall. J. Z. Gardner, Worthy Chief; D. Smith, See I. O. Conclave meets every second and ft Monday nights in Odd lows Hall. W. B. Wilson Smith lee The firm of M A. J. II. Jr., doing Whichard, N. C . dis- solved by mutual M. A pun-has die N, Jr. in the business. M A will the at the same place and all liabilities f All per- sons Indebted to the firm arc to make immediate pat M. A. Wool- ard. Toil 10th day of MA. H. Jr. NOTICE. This is to notify the public that I shall resist the payment a certain note pay- able to Mr. A A Sheppard for dated March payable Dee. 1st, interest, and to I resist the payment on Ike fraud. Any or the same will do at their own March ti, 1902. On Need a hear it frequently asserted this is an age of ii age in which The Charlotte Observer. EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR. CALDWELL TOMPKINS, h J. P. CALDWELL Editor. PER VI AH. THE the largest telegraphic news service delivered to any paper between Wash in gin n and Atlanta, and its special service is the ever bandied a North Caro- paper. THE SUNDAY OBSERVER of r mote is l-i a large extent made up of matter. THE SEMI -WEEKLY ER printed Tuesday and Friday per year. The largest paper North Sample copies sent on application. Add real THE OBSERVER, N. C. -DEALER IN- A GENERAL LINE OF Also a nice Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE HE. J. R. COREY. ATLANTIC COAST LIKE RAILROAD CO. St Jas II. Leave Lt Book Lt Lt AM m rat II St t tali u RE t a IS IS s t at P at All SI fin Lt Lt rs WORTH AH ti Tarboro Buy of your own Chemical Co. Southern Makers of Fertilizers For Southern Farmers. High Standard. High Service. Moderate Prices. Factories Fifty Points and Everywhere. SCHOOL BOOKS Reflector ooh his coat is a dark slate color, with a successful man is chestnut breast. The nest is very bulky and rough in appearance Is formed of root, leaves, twigs and grasses and sometimes entirely of mud lined with fine grass. It usually placed in a crotch or four to thirty feet from the ground. The eggs, three five in number, are of a greenish blue. The food of robin is fly worms, it It wonderful how many one robin can tat in a short time. A Clever In the west of England there is a very boy organist, who is at- notice in mu- circle the present time. He i- ,. It ton years old, vet he is advanced in mat ten the with peculiar Insight and r. began playing the organ when ho m live veers of man. That is untrue. It is false and misleading. No real, genuine success can lie achieved unless it is upon honesty ard integrity, and the world has never known so high a standard of honesty and in go Dry Reporter. to Submit. caught her did She didn't dare, fol the cook would The henpecked husband some- limes tries to tip his rage with c tails. Some ; are so superstitious that they walk under the the ladder I tune. When the lie. asks for help be is for u succor. The author who hopes i,, gel re- i-in postage. people are naturally and hers favors to ask. It is well lo lie if you only forget your troubles. The baker bis dough properly he. u soft thing of it. The milkman is addicted to white lies. . M. Wholesale retail Grocer and Furniture Dealer. Cash paid fol Hides, Fur, Seed, Oil Bar re's, Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed- steads, Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba by Carriages, Go Carte, suite, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. and Gail A Key West Che- roots, Henry George Clear, Can Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap, Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nuts, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Currents, Raisins, and China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware, and Crackers, Cheese, Best Butter, New Royal Sewing Machines, and nu other goods. Quality and Quantity. Cheap for cash. Com to see me. B. M. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ons. Private Wires to New York, Chicago New Orleans. The Commoner WEEKLY. WILLIAM J. Editor Publisher, Lincoln, in Advance. One Year Biz Months Three Sing. Copy No traveling canvassers are em ployed. Subscriptions taken. The office. The Semi Weekly and will be sent together one year for or The Daily Reflector and one year for 93.50 payable in ad- p. Pal ah tin in ti Main ford M m. p m, p m leave IS cm a , Rad S a a m, Hoc Mills rive p m, Hops p m , p m, I IS p w p m with train M t St with Carolina Bed Springs with the Red Springs railroad, at with the Air sad st with tat Durham salt Charlotte Railroad Train on tee Week ; leaves t IS ax, It a u at p . MM pm, a m, It a Halifax at a m. II at sax. Train, leave a II a sad I b I leave M Mat sax sod is p m. j dally at lit pa. dally, Train C waxes Mia T at a I Si s ax. oat Branch lean lot The Eastern Reflector D. J. TO -AT- PITT COUNTY, FRIDAY, MARCH NO New Spring Goods Remember the date and see the Prettiest Display of the Season. RICKS WILKINSON. IN DECREE. A little past o'clock night tbs jury on case against Jim charged with the murder of Miss Veil a verdict that the prisoner was of the first degree. Judge Jones in sentence set April as the day of execution. The defendant's took appeal to Supreme court. Throughout the entire trial no concern whatever, displayed do emotion at the While to the con- great majority of people throughout State country the verdict as a righteous t , Mount its p L Boa II a , Bop. if for lug Hope I i It p Nashville II U a II a an, p Warsaw lot Clinton a I ti o ax. at let a ii 1st pm. v. tor all Sort all Baa H. M. Pass. Agent J. B. Manager. T. M. What ii Firm Worth, My friend William H. Plumb, of N. Y., me to tell him what a farm is worth that gives an annual income of what t the value of a tow list give. Bet is milk and butter a year. According to the system of a farm book keeping with which I have long been this Income that there it that sues left after de- ducting cost of seeds, planting, cultivating, harvesting and mark- crops, paying wages of all the help, feeding the and all stock, tho family, paying the taxes, pew rent, tickets to the circus, buying a new horse or two, the car- wagons Implements, for tobacco, pipe. Ions of whiskey now and then, etc., world without end. Such a farm is too valuable to sell at any price. As for she U worth, according to the system of book-keeping, a good currying I a York Press. After Seventy-Five A visit to the old home is one of most delightful experiences of old age. Io New England more and more has been made each year of feeling for the old home- stead, and It is natural that the The Youth's Companion, should in this renewal of acquaintances. Last week publishers of The Youth's Companion enjoyed a vis- it from one of their seventy-five year subscribers, Mr. R. W. f ea body of Chicago, now ninety years old, bad been spending a few weeks in New He is one of few subscribers on record has taken The Youth's continuously since its first issue, April 1827. The letter in which he sent bis original sub- was one of the first he ever wrote. Through young man- maturity old age, times of war and times of peace, in New an-1 West, through all the last five years of his life, bis slant has old Youth's Companion. The growth of The Gobi union itself from first four ; page issue to the great family pa- I per of the present is merely typical growth of country Mr. Peabody's lifetime. The wonderful triumphs of steam, electricity; the great inventions that made the nineteenth century i what it was. nearly all occurred in I period through which Mr. Peabody and The Youth's Com- have passed side by side. I The regard Mr. Peabody holds I or the paper Is not because of Its Inge, but because paper, i though the same in purpose in Issue SB in that of seventy-five years ago, has kept pace with all the extraordinary developments of these three generations, in- stead of growing old has grown I young in enterprise, and in the ability to know and j supply the literary wants of the American family. OUR LETTER. Special of Reflector. Raleigh. N. C, March We have certainly passed through a diversified experience during the past week, with the thermometer up and down between and de from summer heat to twelve below the point of com perennial spring prediction of killing the peach crop is heard. Now, in most States those afford it a long dis- to seek a of ill- of the of the family but in North we don't have comes tons, in all sorts of garbs, poor as veil as rich may it, if I bey can. Notwithstanding bless the subjects of neuralgia rheumatism and corns and the like think they have a kick coming to t hem against the weather-maker, to say nothing of timid who scare themselves half to with thoughts of possible attacks of grip and early introduction to a dug grave. The joint meeting of the Demo- State Executive and Committees, which is to set the lime and select place for hold- Democratic Stale Convention, begins hereto morrow night, and yon are notified to yourself a surprise in case gets the in- stead of Raleigh. At this writing it looks very much like that will be the result of the Piedmont city's tall hustling and the capital city's comparative inactivity and block- beaded OF Senator who is now State Chairman of Republican has issued a call for a of the Republican Executive to meet at Greensboro April at which n eel lime and place for the lull Republican State Convention will be fixed. Ex-Attorney General Zeb. Vance Walter may be nominated for Con by Republicans of the District, ii ii announced. State Senator Morrison's friends are booming him the Democratic in the same district. A. B. Andrews, First Vice President of the Southern Railway, who has ill with acute for two weeks, is still eon lined to bis room, bis many friends will regret The State Sunday school Con- in session at last week adjourned lo meet in next March. Professor Crowell was President, S. M. Smith, Secretary Joseph Weathers, Treasurer; N. B. Executive Committee. SHOE DEPARTMENT. We have just received our line Spring Slippers FOR LADIES MISSES and CHILDREN. They are Beauties. You may not have a spasm but you will he sure to have a, if you buy a pair Here a few of the styles and i strap Sandals, French heels 1.00 to Oxfords, light and medium soles, 1.00 to heavy soles, 2.60. American Shoes, four styles, Patent Leather Shoes, French heels 8.00. 8.00 Try Me Rod Shoes, 4.00. Misses Leather Mat Kid Slippers all styles from to We have a beautiful line of Children's Shoes. Shoes and Slippers all colors and styles. This is the MOST COMPLETE LIME ever shown in V LE. We know it is most time to wear oM OLD SCHOOL BOOKS. JIM BOSTON LYNCHED. Mint Be Exchanged Before July lit , p, Swinging to the End of a Rope. The Superintendent of Public Instruction has fol lowing to all County Super- I enclose a printed list of books adopted fol use the public schools by the State Text-Book Commission and of prices and ex- change prices Of these books. I desire to call attention to fact that use of these books in public schools will be compulsory, under the law, after July 1902, ad that, If old now fit use are not el before lime the exchange prices, according to the contract entered Into with publishers by the state Text-Book can be taken News came from Washington today that Jim Boston, the who some days ago poisoned the family of Dr. X. was early this morning found banging from a limb about three quarters of a mile from town. He was dead when found, but bow or when he got to the end of rope not told. Coroner of Beaufort county out to investigate, but the jury was unable to find anything further than is told above. The alter the of Dr. family, there were a least some talk-of lynching who bad made , confession, and officers spirited away. was later learned advantage of by patrons of public schools. I wish to the was to you, therefore, to written of . placed in jail there. The supposition is that he SHOES or go barefooted but don't do it or you may have Buying shoes is cheaper than paying doctor's or under- taker's I ills, yon will be more comfortable and live longer. Ow Buyer is now in the Mew York market after New Spring Cods which be coming in before long, and we expect to the Styles and. the most up-to-date goods in our different departments. J. B. Cherry Co. The Only Department Store in GREENVILLE notice to all the teachers in your county inning them lo notify all children patrons of their schools, and notice to all the people of your county through your county paper urging them to take advantage of these exchange prices before July If the of the public, schools fail to avail themselves of these low prices before the begin- of the next -school year, they was taken out of jail sometime Monday night and carried back near Washington where lynching took place. The body was not mutilated at all, the rope around the neck seeming sufficient lo carry out their plane. Reported Sold. It is rumored Wilmington will themselves under the bard i that the parties who hold con necessity being compelled to buy books ill full price, and their books, will be left SI use less properly on their Hands. This would mean, of course, S great loss interest the Atlantic Line have sold out to Pennsylvania Company. While this report cannot be now, for all a position eat any old is I you, but come nice, fresh hive that are delicious. Wholesalers we sell more FRUITS and than any store In town, That means BEST at right prices. Then if you want u good Cigar or good Smoking and Chewing To we these also. The place to get HIST every lime is the people of the State and to know arc reticent or to the Any ; ignorance, still there is probably book that has been Hied or could j considerable troth in it, for have been used by any child in Pennsylvania Railroad Company public schools of Carolina made offer some years ago of before July may he ex per share for the controlling changed for a new nook of like; interest in the Wilmington and grade upon same subject at Weldon railroad which is the par- price quoted. road of the Atlantic Coast Line I send you under separate cover j the main link in whole copies of this letter. Send a; system. copy to every school The Coast Line comprises over Very truly yours, j miles of road in Virginia, I North in a and South of Public Instruction, i us, and, with Plant has noticed system of Georgia, forms a that in some schools old line between Florida conn to lie used, in some Stales. The Atlantic Instances people in buying Line is in excellent for the old books, All the market value is above should read this letter from and it has paid State Superintendent and comply j handsome dividends for years. THE NEW GROCERS. with the law. The Spring Notes. Sleeves increasing every day in size, it seems nut at all likely that before the summer we shall be we i ring sleeves so fashionable in sally follies, Toe prominence of stripes small Checks in all new spring is a mighty poor mule that won't work both ways. The of love lire the wire- less messages from soul to soul. It may seem strange, but the cream of experience from spilled milk. If you lend joy you will not have to borrow trouble. With optimistic oculist is always in sight. For Nails, Locks, Doors, Paints, Rope, Collars, Plows, Shovels and Car- Tools, go to E. L TABB, Next door to Kicks it to JOB The special from to the Richmond Dispatch of Saturday contains additional informal ion regarding the rumored sale of Atlantic to Pennsylvania Md., March Neither u denial nor a confirmation of the rumors of a sale of At- Coast Line could be obtained from the road's officials today. Harry Walters is and materials is very, New the directors in marked, and applies lo silks to discuss the re- washable fabrics as well as to woo- j ,.,. en goods. I New York one explanation White will prove again of probable desire the Penn- coming while and for the Coast Ion season, for Midi goods are in property was lo further s full sway, and cool, dainty, freshly , guard control of the soft coal laundered frocks will reign supreme. to acquisition of Braid laces describe well Pennsylvania Coal Coke Com new laces made of while washable I by Norfolk and Western braids for summer gowns. These the latter, it is said, planned to laces come in lovely in build n connection with the Allan- various widths suitable In- skirt I tic Coast Line, as well as fur bodice plausibility of Ibis The earnings of tobacco trust last year were nearly A bigamist Is a man with more wires than brains. Lurking ea Street Corners in are tie of sir cold touch of and rheumatism their wort or tor- . Modern magic in I f conquers were of mind with of body, cu II yourself many a day of by Sewing good M In There la but one Painkiller April Ladies Home Journal. It's bitten. bird that gels frost the Pact the Face. mil ion is effected by tact if tbs Pennsylvania railroad was led by such a desire, it would hare lo acquire not Coast Line, but Seaboard Air Line, Southern railway, and perhaps the Louisville and Nashville, all of which systems lie connected with the coal fields of and by lines over feasible

EASTERN Winterville Department. J. Ed. Owner Entered at the Post Office at Greenville, N. as Second Mail Hatter. as, NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS NOTES. X. C, For sets of floes for furnace, sets Williamson, ceremony was performed by Morning l Home. At o'clock this morning at home of Mr. L. Moore, his daughter, Mis.- O. Mi-ore, was married to Rev. George Edward Spruill, of The trouble that is to according to political other prophets, will come from the spirit of that now seems to pervade every It is said that the Cones are for the purchase of the immense water power at Rapids, near Weldon, and propose to erect there the largest mill in the world. Such enter- prise will mean much for the State. The Daughters of the of Charleston have to all the Chapters in North to attend a on Saturday. April 12th, to be given in the Assembly hall of the man's building at the Charleston Exposition. The Democratic Stale Executive Committee met in Raleigh Tues- day selected Greensboro as the place for holding the next Demo- State The test between Raleigh and was close and spirited, the vote being a tie on two Greensboro won by I ma of one. Raleigh has only itself to blame tor losing the con- the people become tired up with the poor accommodations that offers for holding conventions. of tobacco for double furnace. arc We aim prepared to furnish Hues tot large size barns and ran give double return flues if on i. We guarantee of What set these are easily lilted together with joints , . . I S. t where Mr. Spruill wires so they a .- . .,, , . .,,. I is located as pastor of the Baptist will not join orders at once to A. G. Cox Mfg. , display of bridal by Six persons were baptized and Rev. J, X. Booth in the presence of a number of the friends relatives of After the marriage the couple left on for a visit b the groom's parents at Henderson after which they will go to lunch. There was quite a handsome Some people in lb received membership in the Missionary Baptist church last Sunday night. A long was placid in the office at the depot toe A. C. I- last Monday. Now our people can talk if they can't it. There will be a meeting of the Democratic votes John son's stoic Tuesday evening April 1st at for the purpose of nominating tor the various offices and electing an executive committee to serve tor the next months. Miss Ayden, Sunday With Mis Cox. Rev C. is con- ducting a protracted meeting in the Missionary Baptist church this week. The band have secured the vices of Pi of. A. A. as The Episcopal Sunday school will observe Easter Sunday with all the necessary incidents to the occasion. Cheek by young j gents with acrobatic and proclivities hailing from our sifter, town. Ayden. paid us a visit last Monday and most their services in their and Draperies. Few things e an of comfort to a Lame hi pretty cur- and they ore useful for ninny purposes. Resides their decorative aspect, they shut out draft and exclude dust. The curtains, for instance, used in lieu of n door to the homemade ward- robe protect the dresses within from soil, while giving charm to the or lite bedroom. There women whose first task when moving is to range the window as the those are completed the house will begin to look like home. lite room devoid of and curtains looks bare and The materials for are and serges, tapestries for the lilting room, while for the bedroom art ii prefer- red or law relative to a failure to pay pol II provided a voluntary eon- tax by May 1st depriving the do as taken by our citizens of the right to the election, have asked if this law applies in municipal well as in State elections. The law does so ply. You must have your poll tax receipt from the town Tax to to enable you to vote in preach the chapel next election, just toe same as you Sunday afternoon. The public must have your poll tax receipt from the Sheriff to cable you to vote in the and count And these receipts must be obtained before May 1st. In payment Their offer was respectfully declined. B. U. Chapman went lo Calico and returned yesterday. New buildings our town ore we can make no rial mention. Suffice It to any we in l he midst of a regular boom. Rev. II Bare, of re cordially invited to attend. Misses and Rosa, pared. the admirers of the bride, of whom there are many. While Green- ville regrets to lose so charming a young lady, she is followed by the best wishes of every on. The Value i Good The decision of the jury the minder teaches a It it take lo it shows a good name Is better than riches. be guilty or not but it almost certain that had his reputation been good he would never have been convicted the testimony offered. is this all, had his previous life been what it should have been, people would not have jumped at conclusion of his guilt, nor would the citizens of Elizabeth City been for his blood and seeking by every proper Improper to influence to bring n verdict of guilty. St. Paul never uttered a truer saying when he bad his sec rotary to write the that evil communications corrupt manners the construction of his gibbet when he began to lead the life that brought reproach to the mot her that bore him. Verily the fate of Wile x should be a warning and lemon to all. Southerner. Governor of Would Postpone Fur. St. Louis, Mo., March Dockery, of Missouri, does not believe the St. Louis World's Pair can e held in His opinion is baaed on the shortness of lime for preparing exhibits. He says he believes at lest two years should be allowed forgetting up and exhibits STATE NEWS. In North Carolina. A little year-old girl over and killed by a street car Char- Monday J. J. of Rapids, was murdered and his body throw u in the canal. There is clue. J. W. Mullen has won his for as postmaster I at Charlotte, though charge against him came near losing him the job. W. H. a noted musician of Salisbury, died Tues- day, aged He is by some Greenville people, having sit noted a band here some twenty odd years ago. Mexican Liniment tail r Mr ft tart earn EXPOSITION NORTH CAROLINA WEEK. APRIL 7TH-14TH INCLUSIVE Mirror;. Recently m passing through pea the prettiest village in the HI m excellent idea that might with advantage be intro- elsewhere. Within the knock- the front door, which in this Instance Ml about on a level with the face of the visitor, was placed I small convex Supposing visitor is paying call of congratulation or condolence, how must it be to pat the right expression on his countenance, festive or doleful, before he knocks at the Graph- His Ell Hindi, known as the of X. J. who died the other day, recently made the following have never been or in love, never chewed or touched a drop of beer or other intoxicants; never played dominoes, checkers or curds cf kind and cannot tell one card from another. have never been to a play, men in church, or a circus; never saw the inside of theater, have re skated with a girl on the ire. hough I was when a boy ; a skater, and I think few nun experienced pleasure I did when a young Wood's Seeds BEST FOR THE SOUTH. SEED POTATOES Oil OF Oil SPECIALTIES. We save thousands of barrels in stock; the bent and Virginia Second Crop Seed. Wood's 1902 gives comparative crop result, both to and yield, with Main, grown and It also contain much other and valuable Information Potato. Write for and Potato Price list. Wood's Descriptive 1902 i . . practical, information about ml I the beat MM lo f rum. different other Of lO free Wood Sins, Trucker. to for For a Lame Back, Sore Muscles, or, in fact, all Lameness and Sore- of your body there is nothing that will drive out the pain and in- quickly as Mexican a Liniment. If you cannot reach the spot your- self get some one to assist you, for it is essential that the liniment be rubbed in most thoroughly. Mexican Liniment th and an doMe Ur a k a Hooker, -if Miss Galloway, of I after several visit I ii k lure, returned lo The of the Sadie Carrol strongly calls to aid Dally spent Sunday in a defect in our law. That lo n. , . . M's. Talbot committed a whole family, so far as his went was just as guilty of murder as though all bis victims had died. for the latter they were all saved by assistance, under such circumstances the could have been given only a few years in penitentiary, I punishment no ways titling magnitude of crime. Doubtless this prompted the people to take aw in their own hands and mete out the punishment crime lie served. Lynching are deplorable but good laws promptly executed would stop them. asked if be thought the Pair could be held in 1301, and if How He Finally Proposed. Why don't speak for your- she asked of diffident suitor. want to speak for he man, you arc going the pace that so, parson. My bile ran down six a dog Chicago News. Her Pet Dog. I her lake him in her arms And hold him to hi-r her love in him and would And tam, If not enough To love In lit mill In cheek Tl- n . K t or r Ii r I C . ii-. I'M o I I nil Aw., makes a of and Your advertisement in goes light along with its work. advertisement work all the time business for the wise advertisers. If yon want people to visit your store put your advertisement where it will be read, that is How to Grow Cotton for Prepare your laud well, well and a that command a better price when you offer it the market. Two years ago I a peck of seed, planted them on half acre of land picked a bale of cotton that weighed pounds, shipped this through Mr. B. J. Cobb together with several other bales of good variety and 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 la this country. Numbers of the best farmers in the saw my crop growing the Sold and it as floe as they ever saw. I am now offering these seed for sale at 91.00 a bushel. Parties wanting any of the will please send me their order at as I only have a limited quantity for sale. THE. REFLECTOR O. L. JOYNER, Greenville, N. U. of dull, tame over evening and remained until Monday with son. who is a student III the, High School. Mrs Murphy of Which art I, Is visiting the family of M. G. Bryan She has also placed her son in our school. and J. H. of Greenville, came down Sunday to see the girls, they saw I hem, too. during Presidential year, re j plied yes in both think by we could- hive the Fair entirely ready in all feature and department, and I do believe St Company would n township, Pitt that is i Presidential year LANDS POSTED. All persons are hereby forbidden lo I pan in any way upon lands, or to bunt with dog or gun without my In America. Washington, March secretary of treasury today sent to the senate a of a commission of medical officers of the marine hospital service pointed to Investigate the origin and prevalence of leprosy in the foiled States. report shows cases of leprosy in the I Slates distributed by slates as fol- Alabama, Florida, M Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Maryland, Minnesota, L-t Come. Our advertisers ate making strong demand the col minis The lo tell the people of their excellent stocks. Well, they know a good thing when they see it, and they know- where to put an announcement for people to read. We will make room for all that come, and it is enlarge paper. Merry I will Saturday at o'clock at in v home, a society will go under name of in which I wish all the children in town to take a part, both and girl. We will devote I part of the lime lo some course suited to the It will cost to be come a member cent and I cents monthly dues, to keep up expense of the society such buying music and things which will be I hope I hat everybody will read this, and consider the matter lie fore they send their children. II not make any difference how small or large you are, a ,. there will be something provided getting to look like they going, ,. , , . for all to do. We also would be to make us buy another press and . ., . . . glad in h older people who are interested in such work unite with adjoining of J. H. Smith, CC. N. H. J. W. A Bra., Wall W Venters and J. A. March H, 190-. People read this paper for there is in it, and will see what you have to say. If you have not time to write the advertisement yourself or know just what you want to say, let us know and we will help you get it up. We have bi attractive cut to illustrate ad- which you can for the asking. A Southern Enterprise For The South. mil, Broad St., In the Idea bas prevailed In the past that when la need one moat lake an trip to par. detriment. where Cheap Bate. be obtained k cot half In two . . urn an i of north to visit in Stock now have recently made. All coed. plain n of ten per I 1888 1902 as we will make Mm The New York police arrested a professional Ht the other day. It was his practice to lull down the sidewalk front line private residence and pretend lo have a whereupon government to appropriate a large look MY LINE. and MY SPRING MILLINERY Is now ready for you lo see. To see It will prove to you that I have the Largest, Prettiest Cheapest stock ever shown in Greenville, MY PATTERN HATS will be sold tit extremely low prices. I have bad years ex- in business, have ways given you good Come See what I have to offer you now. All at The Reflector Mr. of Virginia, Children's Hats from cents up. Hats from tents to any price desired. I will bi ably assisted If Mrs. Ella My customers already know that tries to . them in shaping and trimming hats to become the wearer. We be would usually carried into sure for good roads in this country I get each month the season, the home, dosed with restoratives .,, mU for only fourth my flew Hack H-t SO; Mississippi, Missouri, and presented with money by as bas already been expend Montana, Nevada, New York, sympathetic proprietor after re-i He g, North Dakota, Oregon, tiling a 1- By this ho sometime made as t- Texas, Wisconsin, n. should home. MRS. L. GRIFFIN. At Old Stand. gin SCHOOL- BOOKS THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. VOL- PITT COUNTY, M. C . MARCH WELL WORTH SEEING. and to know or not arc coins to R l In and It a of Hon. and of Hr a to -i South a Indian and in or and ton art truly of a f truly H not told of a of for la m If la an in. panorama la written of in a and In of lo who i.-. . It . nay. If la a m no one wk. It will or n w.- will of North Carolina Week At the Great Exposition APRIL 7th TO 14th t- .

CHARLESTON THE CHARLESTON EXPOSITION The Magnificent Display of the South in I i s and of the World TIE ltd South Carolina Inter-Stat. and West Indian Presents Peat that Attract Thousand Visitors. A GREAT expo,. Dakota, Missouri and of th. and variegated marble from being i. deals n Th i g of th.- I State is iii tad great toeing eastward the building PALACE OF COMMERCE. I i rate i- Hi., three bob I semi their thus retrains th. bark ground for the Cotton la and or Agriculture at the end ; Within its wells la the covering f.-t or abuse spun where the in shadowy or reamers at i. et funds and .- moan, which nature i i munitions of gold thee an here exhibits ii a par. The of for mole here have fan. v . visitors, who beaut The Many in at en beautiful i I price. Sweep if Review of Spring Time Fairyland in City by the e by Its Pioneers in f d I Preheats Scents to Draw the People of World to Gaze Upon One of the Fairest of the Century lain .- i hi I am t. m a V i h of brilliant t i lark i i. lion In a . I ll in a I mi I . i I II my mi i III ; I la an v. value i ; to the of a I h Ci. tad h .; u la tin n nm i I tab l l en A the .- . AND UNIQUE. ii i nun k of n 1.1 m , i i n and Weal i- no in J. C. HEMPHILL. mid Man lone, . i ,. . rap id n- r, . d f the . U and I h , In n n f the i. r the tar what la known .- the Here are i f I i h t a . i. I,, pan f i palate diplomat of it i I he pi . in of Card P W b of of Char ii Made tho To it will moved iii be . A PICTURE Or BEAUTY. The Bert ion in ti i r an-1 tore have Hi i This i half ti- 1-v happy at I hi ii t on whirl u been n i. to the r the I two the while an up bait CAR AND STEAMER. i at.- of from inf.- iii. I. i. be had la k trip i be made by To a trip by . r Hi.- M land on aide tho If by i com boa then a half hour th- an Cooper around by Bat up river without There arc in in Lima, and aN n t. i I. had to i Palace Tin mo i roll either f the hi the THE GOVERNMENT EXHIBIT n from lo aid la her but t-r the aid of ProM dent v, Cabinet a and tho head of wan i d in end la the made fr a In the its motif tho proper display of tho of this, twenty lint of tho and la tho i- th.- den, it t by day, brilliant of and rotor inn tho effort d trio of Pat In lake. Na re ran than as, m tho and thin f and ii out or nod i and and or water and of an Oriental had by four are of tanks, plate aided by mirrors at th.- to tho live mi the waiTs. is from and tho the in to heal in of the la a lame lank, with bottom of this family of Alaska many in addition to lank U n of tho work don.- tho in the of for inn fish, of boats, and one of on tho grounds, th.- of and Tho exhibit hf ho have an twins; -n- la Bade Th- t- of or tho Is and la display anode ., the the ore turn by h Had THE PALACE OF TINE ARTS. This . tho mural Department of Exhibit of MR. E. L. JR., and Id i i i i Is of CAPT. P. W. tho i. n awing .-i i I la r Inn h n hi then n i M haw had In; ind I . . i i . . h t i ion . ti in all in ; I. i i I i And U. i . . . Invite hi m who h I apt Mil i in i Buffalo The mi as of m o i ii Expo Ion I In many h Then hen pun i n I I i h . i i pot wed I no r Kn i Ion hi r are . h Hi h a l om re a ho found IO. I THE AT THE HUM. i v. . on .,. . . nil . a to hi en i m m av ire due Hut ; ant i all m n ho n lo the m mm r w l ; the i I ha III d for ii i . if it a tar Ra been u a t. h high , . l ., i id r i; ,., M I.-. tin i. whom . , . i I nae, on I i th ,., ,., ,.,. . Bill i . ; the i s . i i-ha h II f I Id n i. . of . in i. i; . n I lion in I I Ti-- I. ml ml In I h COL. C S. GADSDEN. Director. Weal Indian tho on- th. the exhibits from the War, the Ag- the the Hun the Pi Tho National has g in it is the direction the it froM the n ii of the i. if and the eat ire made Buffalo froM Philip. in-i that is studied and In. . u la a revelation i. night. r tr and of iii. or the and of the and directly boat pent building on th- mound-, id. COTTON PALACE. Tail i that chef or of u over of floor and I- about fuel in length, it i- realm piece which radiate to of is a feature of it, Handing here there i a mow and its lake. Within nil- Pot ton Palace Caro- of ration and and tho Midway a. has Defer . gathered together at any ii- told of tho inn n is in frill plant, i ism, hall, and th.-n on ii is baled, spun, wove Lad the mush d product And in i an wall the shows by. what of tho and in tho other late real dim Bx flatter Bad n i MR. and and tit age vast lino of and H done THE AUDITORIUM. and into a walk. Tho is in form, do- and la the pergola by it u a with waling la it la a which In one ever made by Mailer, of Maryland, Bx Tho in- of tho Is with bunt- lag while sloping and wide make u a comfortable SOME STATES AND CITIES. Turning tin. towards the Natural find at the Building, u whoso upon mid M n place of for and it rum. beaut a Ban id la lo be had the in Maryland Building, of the Mission type, it is elaborate in its do- lulls and nut rut tho lo It being gear g from t ordering upon la the New York built it- tho type, with of live mow draped its two have an II has a him-- Saul of own. Directly i- Philadelphia rotunda is Boll, guarded Tho is pure white in color, and a long by it a unique in it are fun of m- of tho done in of OVER LAKE JUANITA. Here, on f the lake la the known as In ware, Out ho lake elect He i dot its in tho lie I ii hi of South and Weal In- in the Building a me lust the right of the bet worn tho Natural and Parka it- it equally effective from in formating it has two Banking placed at lag the lad with tho i building -t th- and exit I lo and from ground PI rent ml dome rotunda t feel in diameter, Mend m t the roof to a height of TS the ground The fee tun round balcony which boldly Into I COL. J. H. AVERILL. General of the THE ADMINISTRATION II l- an I If r K. k t u i k Jon I, of i lie an the beautiful I a I Mr. I t . , v, York, i ,. h th- Th.- many rooms of tho r l ii in tar various in building i a in. and tho or with pit enriched and la i the of the dome de- i tin Building, and r rho mull plain and i th- and in W. H. WELCH. of tho in i mu h of i pal Tho option Of th. in the of Ba. r teal their to and I i in pi that the rightful Metro. Part the St thin through i gate I i Ira I In lira harbor lined I hi i hi no,, h . n i. . . . in bi i i n k men th mi h . ml no i I m i pit i iii i i i i A FAIRYLAND FOUND. M i ii is beautiful tN bank I r. la bi . ball with H i got to i tin Ideal laud of ind h bat p i The alight rolling r land in m m n i u Main gr MINES AND BUILD- Tin i- in-a of great lo k and i the Hi la nil North r In II la from i heal a pi Hut on through and gee in the PALACE OF AGRICULTURE ii the here is fuel -i in ii M th i play from of South most in are . rope an I par. with II tern tun u In the I he i Machinery and t en MR. J. L. DAVID, Director. rent re or normal ii booth, where i rays a beautiful 11- The lake been i.-t in from Hi.- River, a the PI hot the Over the bridge th la Hull first point ranched i being attractive, Tho is the betas f and is and weal i four up i. ti is era and mounted upon while a of Audio other tho preach t. the to which entrance Is by a or low Hop. Th.- within is divided Into a central side It fully as an of tho work on nut as was at an. is I g ii. long, M feel wide, height being N Th.- building is light i by large wide, and providing for a splendid the an within. Tin- color with the general motif of ivory and Is most Th.- of art la It- ts duo to Mr, of N. w York, the Art Director the position, and hi given lo the of or early exhibit mil.- or tho work Miniature and being a noticeable feature, Thane largely from are of The only by a i of signing tho Peace Protocol with by Its bold and Its to detail at trail attention. To before every reverence, tho deep are of of K. Lee Southern a of rare Internal, la tint in Art Palace, and the la Plowing if Is profitably From n. by a walk, over a bridge an Inlet from the river, reach a THE WOMAN B This is In suburb of lac and i built in all of at- from what wan before n magnet which drew and to u th.- tho the woods, and here on of g wide gray in a country over keynote or mm of is a with a and In is h you back for I- of The broad lawn j sloping from portico In the of river, ranee, a prim little garden our great, great with it- bordering on pink-, and Bow- it a from an- ago. In property a man of prominence are well known Carol In lam Hero he no a bra if country hum., famed for hospitality, through its drives h v.- In Ml of the tho plantation form- b owned by but of late yearn the prop, i r w b on lo it Inn, i ho lure of bi hat o no no lam it the f M j building n-1 ii view of THE COURT Or PALACES. This within Hat is divided gaol. central an in r sir- round I all Wit hind be out aide of en- tire North pro Hi i th. t i the la area there is about Th. building In form, and i. after some of the old i of Italy. It is in with above in The ii Hot will Of kinds r Minn in fun in- pi from North i,. biter I. f the Cotton i are all the in ea and i level ti- porch is rent rho i- by various n i tiled lure typically a Hint s. at vat . in i initial enriched win terrain point-. The i m . aide the bun each a i I oh era gad i smaller low era on r a n going of SUNKEN GARDEN . i ton. ii. being larger at fan Huffs I o Th. I.,, i f Hi and THE M If Y in there is both or i It n . long with i Many being a porch the with a gable above, as deeply corrugated roof Banning tho i in via tho type i M kinds, textile, i g to electrical n i. as up in ears . iii mils In i host. THE TRANSPORTATION BUILD. mu north ha-, is in it are in to Ii l an I law, its Hind roof loll or In tho tin- latent la and electric by Meant, , air or and v. of or Here is to exhibit FISHERIES between two or and Juan It a is m. it EVERYTHING PlUM now until . u then dully of great in the ally and at the n mi . l i in ii Inn i of the s i tn admittance In the Ra i. an t. h id in be pat i in enter tho rat e k. i hi . -t the Maim . in the man k hi It ind Mi g. well ml their will In for two Noun Carolina April ; 1.1 There are state and Di lion nil hinds f In big Day i- Hon. o, mi tar LOUISIANA PURCHASE BUILD- This ha-, i Ion tn of h. typo or m h of it latticed ire beautiful th- i. a or Its of home ft n. make a frequent- ed plan, when on eon f II of I an of th THE NORTH THE WOMAN'S BUILDING. It a that made the old Colonial home the Woman's Building, for H was a vantage ground to upon. The of have car- out the of tho and tho building la fitted up In colonial In chamber are of furniture nod silver, yielded up to aid the by the older of Who them Invaluable On the Old family portraits of value, the production of early American lag of Gilbert. Morse, Sully, Copley, West others equally well known In their Ur. The building Is of two the wide or the first floor, where a cup of from Charleston, can I enjoyed. The lea farm there Is tho only one on this and lea Is equal In the best Imported. The product is the result of many years of In lea culture, now la beyond the experimental baa proved log can Brown profitably in Am- a company has been formed, controlling thousand game of land. a thousand of which will under Within the adorned with plants and tho scone Is a beau- one. More In hallway with cure ad and in rooms with antique furniture and of are to seen. In the library are books whoso Inspiration was brain, unions those are some from the of a of is law aid Is Rice where the on- are opportunity to bow to rightly serve the so raised In South which of many great rice Holds. another one a boon to tired mothers, is the whore are cared tor day, and In a room dose la shown how hospital naming is done by trained mo ape, Then there l the culture exhibit. g the of Charleston there was a fine trade In silk, ex- of early industry shown. energy of the of the the silk worms were raised on mulberry In reels wore and white silk made for the This domain of fair woman, n partial and Incomplete whose attraction has Wen n. I- over by of women Mis. of the Board of Woman la a tho family of the John C, and a State reputation one of most popular women In South Carolina. She great executive ability, her par- charm and position to her other for inn successful conduct of of her position. In this work she i of women from all of State, whose ability are aiding in tho great of the Woman a of the Board of Women are Mrs. Brawler, vice second vice president, Mrs. William Alston Mr--. H. P. Alston, assistant secretary, Henrietta Murdoch, treasurer. In addition to there is a list of prominent Indies of who have charge of various matters per- to the department and lady from other States. Mr Price North Caro- In tho Hat. to over the of the Woman's for is a of great fascination, once within Ms hospitable it Is hard lo bid it even Phasing on across tho Common, vows of beautiful Ashley the always charming live oaks are to be had the visitor into tho wide porch r the GUATEMALA AND ALASKA. In Mellon of a dock into the river where st. smaller craft CM land. Here. too. Is This Is built of bark, the one typical of the houses of try. In It the resources of In most lo Alaska Is n far cry. hen. also Is to ha seen Alaska Building, and within it n collection of material from the regions of and cold. Mere there are polar boars, blink other exhibits toll of in North. THE NEGRO BUILDING. from the n live oak grove, is tho Negro This is long low of order of on- and of a mission type, In metal la like a huge its are In tiled roof mid windows with It two which is an inner court, and contain twelve square feel of space. interior with exhibit tore is advance on the of the Negro. Tho head of the In Charge Is Hooker T Washing ion. and a been mads. bus the race exhibit this a great yet there la hero tho which show that in the roan i,. in other industrial lines, and in educational force, being exhibited 1-1 display of other great Negro institutions Th. exhibit not a Urge one. but It ban boon made and Is It to and verdict a careful In- is back the for render has been In consecutive order our way, THE RACE TRACK. II U an feature r the lb. dally races which lake pence em-ii The la half one II Bear fan old Washington of Jockey Club. A speedy string of horses are run dally and there is each afternoon interest shown In the exciting con- the of the the cheer of the people and the rush of the making one of of each day Taking in tho circuit of a miniature railway, which though tiny hag speedy trip Boarding the car- at the race truck we whirled through the Avenue of States and and with a brief view of the Building. Auditorium and Court of re landed the Midway, that we enter gated we may Inspect the WEST INDIAN BUILDING. This la placed tho entrance to the Midway ii contains a moat Inter- exhibit from these islands about which lately d broke. the courteous at- representatives from Cuba and have most ranged resources of their The win find much to him here, well a RICO, But the music, and the laughter, the cheers, and shrill of enter upon THE EXPOSITION MIDWAY It an imposing entrance for the Mid u worthy of the rm, the frolic and knowledge Is to gained inside of it, for there is bi well as fun. Though not the to be reached one or the host all round on tho Midway is you the l one or most animals in tho world you do not want to miss Then there the with its wheel rush or In caverns dark, bright Know this, oh you who arc tilled sentiment and your heat beloved along, fail lo ride through In one of Jolly little boats. You're a loser If do not. But who ran talk seriously When there s visit t tho Midway Perhaps you've boon on it. at or Omaha, or Nashville, or Buffalo, If you have you are going again and If then Charleston has a revelation for yon, id a rich Mid- way m The or his foghorn voice is at work, the music sounds nut, camel with h. or Uh sin. of Cairo are Over nay the Bull while the of the Cuban your rapt admiration. Her,, come the sadly out of tin temperature In this laud of summer lime, sunshine flowers, while beyond tho quaint in arc ready you in or acrobatic Across the snoot there Is a museum, some of whose exhibits that of Now Then and Animal Wild Roping Show, The Moorish Palace, the Kitchen, the Red lions Wayside Inn. he Plying Chariot and attraction after attraction the Midway the delight of young and old, of grave and gay. in wide confetti o, B. K. Vice President. S P. Treasurer. P. Secretary. Directors Waiter In- B. r. P, Rivera, U Bill be fought and night fireworks will h an added beauty to the bizarre only tin- Midway with its people J all nations can produce fur course see Midway. It's part of the shear, and It's a part will bring smiles and laugher to your fat. It is u Jolly Midway show that the offers to visitors. PLASTIC ART IN CITY. American an is everything can, it advances, in no department this advance been more rapid than in and South Carolina and Weal Indian II the latent It baa the age of alt the others all parts of the and the Ivory Oily are lo I, n beautiful most of which represent allied to with high have from their talent, in in the court of la evident. The by of New Hire tor of Si The place bears inspiration in lite or and Is in two Maine. the Iota who fare and hands Uplifted to the rising BUg Shave a reverent of Ins and to who calls for to tin King of and him avow error of his faith ho de- his In his god. It Is a strung grouping las red m Another i of the Indian Group, by Carl Tent, Now York. In the la presented in heroic pone, saying his the women who fretted away his Ufa captivity on Island. whoso l or Fort leader Is Um war, ills wife the or an Indian by a stave bad as a slave by th owner or her mother. For tools swore He wan hie days when released from irons iii wait for his and killed o a fought, hut was am. in Florida raptured by at gel or re and at the age or thirty-four died in part mid the maternity group. and child. work talented Elsie Ward, u woman. first Is a type of South grouping t Infant, The other most tho love which In woman's as she her list born. In I hi drove of near Is y l Is a to by where in r reach whore MRS. WILLIAM ALSTON May be r ion. ire Starr. One I- while h On it is lust then betrothals made during Two her fine I by Mr. Theodore it. by Fisher another of Juanita. us if from a hiding place the marsh Is a third the work it is great mouse and sculptor's work I Hue lo nature. a group lo became The Negro by Charles A. who in it the la three moral, educational, h oh l-i- was mu placed In front as it was regard s tenting their race it is typical and i xi d group. Shell from Union Building SI Washington Light i Damaged by the Tin Wall Street of Broad St reel Home. The Charleston Library. Offices, The Hid from which Extend the steps from which Gen. and which was formerly a War their notes fellowship and good will. The new a magnificent building, is across the way. and Just be- Is the Police Department, a most Interesting structure. In the city located between the City Hall and the Building. I- the shows the hard lime has brought to It. end It a largo window in front of Is the m It the and reading d-k. with , . . winding stairs leading up to the On r the window Four Dot the roof nod II- walls, twenty-two Miles from I is In Forest and th, ii r Inn arc hi re, and . one of th I In world pay to Summon lib Ton Farm of Dr. C t. i-- om of in I The hunters Bad At the foot of street is the from whose steps in and which Is n pine, with Interesting history. At one a prison Col Isaac eon. fined In its and led from it ti execution, ibis the time it used as the by the Brit- at The Custom Mouse on Bay, near in the the foot of Market street, is a bountiful growing building, and from its eastern side n view of the Cooper river is obtained. The Central Market is another of it begins with a hall on Meeting street, Market and many streets to Baal Bay Here the should go early the morning, or on Sal evening between C and o'clock If ha to e.- the method of be n Along the of th. of that devoted to sale of meal Bab. may be the useful the without are a sight. tO It t of the ed by them menial Is a much of Palms. Mouse. Th.- Mermaid and with lend balustrade the lake in the weird I sunken by is an i-r to little sport Inn dolphin Is another beautiful ts of by Been i- entering Midway, while Mai is r in antiques there are bu h in Apollo. Mercury. Venus Marble Fawn, Cupid and others, busts there Bacchus, and to all a NORTH CAROLINA The made by Carolina an attraction will V- an added power draw North Carolin- to th Exposition, and from alt r th. State give Bid in a bu of I While from State will I by the I is one week that will see Charleston I captured by the from North I Carolina Tali is the week April T, and dining that Governor College of Charleston and its Famous um. The 1.-1 I S. Tin- Mall. Magnolia Cemetery. Country Club Grounds. in an Haiti.- Fields. Mourn over the River, Naval sue. purchased by Government. OM Lawton Plantation and Icon Park. Palmetto Trees, Porter Military Academy. and other Public Schools, Mil Stone dated 1738. Old to Wagoner Green. German ran Statue John C Calhoun. South Military Academy. Citadel Square Baptist Church. Piece of Tabby Wall. Colon Lane, Historic Jump Island. Cathedral Chanel. Clue Specimen of Colonial South Corollas Hull. Fort r. Fort Moult He, The Beautiful Battery. Meeting Point of pf and Rivera. of the Work o Memorial to Confederate Dead. Besides the places mentioned in th; of there other of Interest, among these are Phil- Church among to men may be that of Carolina's John the nor of Church and Queen streets is church, well worth a On Broad street In tho Catholic Cathedral. St. which I- now being re-erected on the old lines. having been destroyed in great fir.- The Citadel Square. th a specimen of old or wall, part of th.- old Revolutionary of should be drill of the will enjoyed. Th various schools and colleges have Imposing buildings and these are worth Especially should the library and Museum of th- College of Charles- Ion be Seen. EXPOSITION GROWING MORE BEAUTIFUL. The lab t a umber of barb n News Courier says or the pr. v. in I warm and the all filled of Boa in were with II Tm greets were SB I lb Ion R I t- a h v ton Exposition on I no live, tin I for visitors Every the most walker In the tin to . air j. d The gallant Leonard of the Mm Corp Rented to k. mil the The r the Carolina v. . ,. parade South May Butler Military Ban huh ban been engaged by I hi On the win play thin parade, give Pal it e n. Saturday a an I night, the Band two one n- b tin Court P and on Sunday afternoon the r- In a n , om in the of Ind n. week and th t up lo the end of the or duly. is to the public with many and the will I v all lire In th visitors to the an I lighted it it- one was Mrs. Its bi famous in Revolutionary times, who was living in It when the British arT represent a I the city. 1781-M. The The House, one of tho oldest houses In Charleston, built about by Miles Brow-ton. Is probably the best served and most specimen of co- . architecture lo seen In the city, on the west side of King street, the and above street. Miles Brew. ton, with his whole family, was lost I and the passed to tin. is- headquarters of Sir Henry Clinton was used by Lord The William House an- other historic place. It is n wooden building, corner of South Battery and church streets, and was the property or Col. William Washington, of fame as a officer. The right thing m do, is to go the Exposition, and t i keep on going. will soon baseless fabric of a dream. Let all enjoy it while BOARD IN CHARLESTON. Accommodation and Reasonable Rotes In Some Houses and hi i regiment made by . up of I'll I III I Te- from each el the three regiment of tho Stale, under of I j k. will i Chin lesion. Many or the cities of the State h during week, and ll will tie n grout place Where from the east, the west and the clasp heads with or South Carolina. CITY an i of Charleston la in It ha- It, BOOrs on score Of pis interest, hum has history made. In number la given to Itself, but the visitor lo will need a condensed is a list of should ha while in ion. of spots of beauty arc. The Fatuous Central Market Hall. circular Church. Philip's Ch ii. on bran raid Hall of i St. Church, attended Washington Chimes brought from land. PI of Rota rt Square pm- Status of N M Women i Light IT old Andrea i ATTRACTIONS IN THE CITY. in will find a lo visit, would take weeks. A short account of SOme Of chief , Interest will be of In the North who lo learn what Is to OUTSIDE ATTRACTIONS. Leading in list is a visit to Port situated in plain view from the whoso very name tells of its his- To this the steamers go twice n day and Tor H cents round trip, in- a of the other of In- is made. Magnolia Cemetery, just outside of the city, of gnat lo visitors. It is a beautiful or the Dead and in It among hundreds of striking memo- rials, is the monument in ii is a executed bronze figure of g soldier in Confederate uniform, on a granite feet high, while around it are eight headstones marking the graven of who died in of Charles- ton, and on the field at Gettysburg. Mount Pleasant, with Its high bluff of yellow sand, pleasant situation Lodging Ml cents screes the Cooper, i. a pretty place for a b week visit. Island, Its tin.- beach three miles long and Fort la an not t,. be missed. At the gateway to the fort is grate, The establishment of a Slate, garrison Moult He, and build- of new has added much to the life of the which i a and Mrs. S K To parties desiring places than the when the following Informal on Exposition will be by Mrs. Huger street, one door west of Meeting street cat l cents up for a. cording to location and number In room Meals, tine.- per day, one dollar. in advance comfortable for transient boarders will he round on line sin I. Mil i F, Smith. W a for I Hi Id Society to all linen or, to re- th- following M day two mi one Three and lodging J So. rat. i THE OLD summer resort. The of formerly Long Island, across from Island and directly facing ocean, is of finest resort. on the Atlantic. Its broad and smooth beach, eight miles long, sloping so gent- surf is possible at any hour of the is a great attraction. Tie interior la covered with u donas growth of live other trees and is typically tropic. The electric railway of dated lakes you to It. The is a resort for pleasure. An pavilion, bath houses, ant, steeple chase Fern. nil of a mod. . i ii i. sort are lo be found also a well hotel. tho city on the i another delightful on part of if the new of the United States is to be located, it is to be one of the finest in world. of Into n glides Oil r ;,. ; v The Old Mill i tract ion offered by Mr. B. Km knell an Ion In Charleston, and n i om attractions people again o again la Hi me r. , mill with ii whet i lo the i as n In Within the water whirls along in a . In the midst of h non In i i. i.- of while d n happy voyage -.- n from t. of the South follow, leading up to o Church, Ni I and n. R II board i Into vie s w km many i no i h n . pi I laid in i. th. i Mill rid through II Try boat a, a bethel i id -in a ml t- H II . i . ; ind p trip I mad you will i lo join in praising It. The county i in i at the mg Broad and coin- corner Of Meet- and along this Its hi will be found a large number Of and offices of the men of die city. On one Meeting and Broad Is tho fa- i Bl Michael's Church, whose hat chime of bolls have Ocean the times, and have a history nun in of this historic church Washington in worship and in graveyard mar Show the of have been In their day Prom the tow- r quarter of an hour is told of in chimes, ii on Sunday their an la hymns, while on i break merry peal of sell airs which In tie mill th. city, i a wonderfully Live Oak and in primeval growth and the broad bordered by thirty high, iii spring are a perfect glory or color foreign and rare no every able, being bi. tided in a combination of art i ire to -i, r. beaut p H feature i duplicated nowhere In the country, though i it i n the public by the hundreds going to II St Andrew's church, light miles the by s beautiful drive b over the river ton, laid fr In and in church was built Destroyed by n as rebuilt in Crock a the old church Bl Si i- called, some mile- from Charleston, is by the At- lamb Line, on the of the Th church has four arch and door on each tide, while on cm i s i in the west door in a her young. At THREE GREAT HOTELS. The visitor Is oil h difficulty in bring housed In during visit, and he in sun m i bu i-iii- i or pm i mine. lion are boarding private house i p and hotel i t. to i- r If preferred then i rooms in be ha I I I h day m ill be ha i n i plan at from r ml he i the t. i t. M i of n ho r will bring ye , . i- I , i if But boas i- The st. John and fully I hotel the i n Is per day, . i i and of hang -i from to i n Th. n. th psi ,. I m i u in n barroom to

THE WEEK, GREAT CITY OF CHARLESTON of the Attractions to Visitors of the Most Historic Stands Second to None at the . ,, , . i. Charleston Exposition. City on the American Continent. ITS BUSINESS Al FUTURE What it Has to Offer to the World as a of Commerce and Trade and the Many Advantages t be Obtained. FEATURES beautiful appearance a you up to ll, gad in a flout. only say la gin- that in grand splendor decorations, Banners, e, shipping, Indeed everything, h far nil J or r . i t in Am. ha trade, . and in everything much gaiety lion State ob treat rich i us the i. lag tut one hi. f .- lien t- i- Attract Attention of Visitors From All Sections of the Country. IN THE MINES AND BUILDINGS of n In- , . , , . ,. . . rot Mi . . . . . ,,. ,. , I red Hashing Gum, Gold and Silver Splendid Stows a Generally El i An Exposition in It Oilers At- tractions in and About the City that Can b Found No Where Else and Visitors co it Will Find Associations of Revolutionary and Well as the Great Upheavals of Nature Ills Which Have Been Surmounted by Its Undaunted People. It l r. young n in was out Europe, that h- so elated to be hardly able to think or peak any- thing rise, r certain f-r Journey hf turn i III and to pol . way t ind the out the outlet of Bl lilt to pi through I- i I thaw lands for i- i inn .- a fur the Re B I Si. the Mi i I I t- It m i ., ll fur the pa of MB . . BO I id that ind with o ii- thing . . to f HI l of the local coloring, hon h Ho i of this Beautiful CITY BY THE SEA. b Bonn If what can i Carolina Mi. Int. W Indian open to ion, C North I ill with h-1 t P ;,,, log the I nun in n are in ever But I. week when the attendance from will the and i the week and their pluck on the seventh April. mean that -t have named A STIRRING HISTORY. . ha been n Of vent and To . allotted more it i re of , the of r been noon the hi . but from 11.- a-r noon i . mi among the . v. I . i i I.,. t. t liable nil- and days it a people, and for a ;. all . tin. i, from union of Hon i i whom Hiring thin ill hit ind I the native T. tin place came In days of th Lord Proprietors many sturdy followed little r i ii and then the s it, en from their Brat MRS. ANDREW JR. Chairman Committee on and at Mr Win J of rill, . Mi Mr. J. . Mi R, J. L A. Carr, of ii.- every a regiment of four from h in will and o will go i in ens of the thousand to I- lighted with toads U with in. Slat, by the great Is going ml lei to m i view with pride great exhibit mad. North Caro- Una Thin exhibit meal of the of ti m ado. by the Depart- under iii direction the and s-i is Mi. T. Hi- Hoard K r. The committee North la la I n. Mr ti. L. by the i- i. the t and wk of North Carolina and lac pride of every North Carolinian hears praises by to the admirable was for th, exhibit by Mr. T. K groat In preparing has never before been o well hOWS. Tin- exhibit i- In th. Min. and Forestry the most exhibition on Exposition and occupies the central where visitor to Charleston brought Into done with it The exhibit la divided Into Th- central surmounted by ornate pagoda, under which are four plate of exhibit and i. office of the North Com- in are more thin hundred Km-. gem rare and large of and native from the notably from and ii sect long walls in colors showing the a, and of the entire display of th- state in and of the gad Forestry Building, the North us walls covered with goblin drapery, decorated In gold background groan, of the tat second to CHARLESTON S WHOLESALE TRADE. Char lea too docs largo wholesale and Is being steady and sure. Too which rover tho and l- thirty million ., hi o . .,. to be . i , . after him . hang Well r mind re- i ., n . s can b it i in i rejoined th i ii to Not going lo , i . . . i. tit tog o n H , . I hi at South Int t Indian It hard la ,. on are you not to OF WOMAN MICHAEL LT retail d dollars new i- being bu is and grain and hay. bats and foreign and and med- goods. to- and room for new and those will The Inc Tin- chief raring of th.- . and there is Invented In total ton put of nuns id.- a . i i .-., Mia offering an. whet hi r . i. or pi bi vie is taken from its Bo iv. the ire th- whit. ; th. tie, CITY OF CHARLESTON n the lark I . i. i through lot -f Una ; .- I ii . ii events ti .-. . M. hoping n i m i sink, re gee the i ton of today, K on the . . i it K pi. H If by on. lo pro in Industrial ind ml i r. th. With n. pro. i Ida we cm lo ward it- and thing d t f.-r . ix In of th new within her celebrated i. in her young m n will m h. r ; . hi Into Int. r- I Weal in c- no fa i ion i of glory In Churl, mod with Id. i and l ,. tn to i II i of ran III I ion It aim a th. i American i i rid ii want- low ii mi 1.1 m n h i i 1st, again and r. ii. now in and who N i proud one i d i In . I if fax. at V in i- i of I place by Spaniards In the m h ii. lure i ii not, In la. and ii . noble Evidence of city g life ; in i I ind In p We Bi sea going . I Ive point of i .-r m An mi for. on. fag old. I n I a. lo day it. r pluck, i energy th- . s. m. r- end i the LOOKING BACKWARD. i hi r i m pa glance n began r h- but la under direct of tho u World a city close in -i to no It North i in and mi i ii and- n in luxury, u i dated in a n i. no. th. ll the ties His i d tat. R i lb. narrow neck of land b. tween Hi. i r and one. Along tr. elM lb r. . Of Old i hit lo t- a ii. m fun. idling of warmth Km i and i pace, When raid of winter us visit to North here i- a f perpetual light, where from the open garden ire gathered bawl upon Hi earlier tell ll yet these are i veracious facts. t Ha a m Um ally In 1773 of it OF BEAUTY. i h led of was I which ban Agriculture; Prof. v Holmes, Mr. William Board population of nearly N. r Exhibit, and Mr. T K. i rotary tin Board. As provided in net of the Legislature. Av- appointed a of as North era to the Charleston S. of Durham; Mr. Thad H. of Mr W. L. Mill, of Mr. William of New Pol, A Olds, of Mr. A. Cannon. l ii a and i. .- i In th. ll V ii t-i pi people, the upon as of it was In ii I and creek and pond-. Then the war. be- lo stamp ii in the straggle for . Charleston full share and. Kort ii famous passes, and using today by and e and in of who during of mi. r lbs reaching now field. in in population of i ha i over In i. when the Flag of Confederacy Mt -I the city i in nit i W, th Stale of South i from Union, pa Bl u in Charleston, in South Caroling Hall which won destroyed by a Are in Doc. mi r. u From c I. fort i i I the of the r t w,,,. n h. i lo th. n d . . j I i i. i .; I II all if. CHARLESTON B ADVANTAGEOUS POSITION AS A SEAPORT. after unitary history Is i with a Harm ti- which plowed a . through and s, i city, II look up not- in. terrible i i r,. it moved so that Its people Of lo in In. Hie it hat r M id- the fever, i driven th. which twisted , from foundation awful I of h.- ISM, shook the city by H art- of history, and Ii with -nil and startle a Hi. Southern i inn. to link ii to a brighter meal plea lac, color of Hold and fro. n carried out In the of each Hi-i of Is a in the beryls, gap cat's valued at a carat, and ninny other. The other lour the spans to building and in min- section ore gold, silver, copper Iron ores of follow- the mineral . bu. b n kaolin, mica, tale, graphite, Above this superb col arc marbles, granite, brown atom a in th.- Forestry aisle i on. of the bent exhibit a on around. a splendid 1.1 lion showing In a natural mid stale, ill being specimens of Norm . next praised On am lbs Una sheaf stain i display, d. while i i tub. eta i Hong of th. In foul cherry . i rot log section a to North from nil . plum . panes. eta., and a pyramid of win. Thou than IS the of The employed in other la over tea lion dollars, and there employed In f the total numbering of manufacturing plants being about are bagging fa i orb , i. and lumber Bills, ship and boa I factories, broom factories, barrel sad candle ion in and , h . f r Tin- in ton. luminous in proportions, and leading world, gives employment lo people turns loose large of cash. The th.- materials are ail tr- and means an to beep great For pin.-i hole are two of mining Land is from land h.- M ii from lo fifteen below the while river rook i Iron ii Thai land d in while the river i. foreign CHARLESTON NEWSPAPERS. i be ll with Its n- . by i morning daily. News and Court. with fatal J as a strong of m depart Tb a modern progressive and and g editorial and . ii ii is in i of ability. HON. T. K. Dim tor In of The North Carolina Mr s p I, Jr. of Mi Mr. W Heath, Mr. K K Proctor. Jr., of Mr. Jan of of I ii iii Mi Mr K villa; Mr. J. Mr i fl N I g. of Fay- P. of Ashe. Charlotta Mr J. NORTH CAROLINA WEEK At the Great April 7th to 13th. THE LEAVE RALEIGH APRIL OVER SPECIAL TRAIN AIR LINE. Mr. . of i. Hun. Mr P Bl Mr. II . M II CHARLOTTE DAY. i DAY. i- -m. mi. DAY. DURHAM DAY. WILMINGTON DAY. DAY. NORTH CAROLINA i , . . APRIL D . . APRIL I. THURSDAY. APRIL . . THURSDAY, APRIL IO APRIL I I. Hill A V. APRIL II. . . r-a-, THOSE EaSTER BACK FRO Ml NEXT IS EASTER AND WE WANT TO J- X IN ONE OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL, SPRING SUITS. RECENTLY BOUGHT BY US JUST OP EX ED FOB YOUR INSPECTION. OUR LINE OF SPRING Shoes, Hats, Furnishings, Have never been selected with before as this season. IF YOU WANT COLD E CAN SUIT YOU. Prices to Suit the Purchaser. CLOTHIER. EASTERN REFLECTOR It there in the margin of this paper it so U remind yon that you owe for and we request you early as p is- We need what YOU owe and hope you will not keep us waiting for it. This notice is for those who ll,; the cross mark on their paper LOCAL REFLECTIONS. This is the closing ween Sunday was a beautiful day. Chickens are about as scarce as they ever get. Northern White Bliss tor Seed at M. See notice of lands posted by Moore. Horseback riding is becoming popular again. The train hit on time Monday evening. Capt. W. H. Powell, of Edge county, died Saturday. Bring your fat Cattle to K. M. and to gross, The openings are all the go now and there are many pretty things to see. Application has been made a rural free delivery route from Bethel. The days have best of it now sad are a little longer than the nights. This term of court is making a good record on civil cases and is keeping well up with I he calendar. The Philadelphia base hall club are at Washington to spend two weeks practicing for the coming If next is as beautiful a day as the Sunday passed, Easter finery can disport itself with much delight. J. Nobles has employed Hodges in bis barber shop. Bob is a good barber and has bad many years experience. Some boys drove over to Winter- Sunday, but could not get nearer to their girls than to on the fence and see them pass Shad are scarce yet, but if old saying that Good Friday brings a large ran of Ash they to be plentiful the last of the weak. C. T. has purchased the H. C. Hooker of goods and will have ready to place on the market in a few days. stock is right up tn dale with the new spring goods already in, and there are going to be bargains in It. C. T. store is a of beauty. His spring opening shows a display of goods of the vary latest styles and shades the Urge of callers today have greatly admired. The opening will Thursday and Friday. Honor Roll. Masonic Hall School, mouth ending March Lillian Martha ell. Hilda Allie Addie Rollins. Lena Smith. Marriage Register of Deeds, T. It. Moore, issued the following marriage last White Walter Buck and Ida E. Stocks. Colored Ed Smith and Katie Wright Horn and Pus Tucker. Lafayette Cox end Jones Ha I Some Better. A letter received from today from T. W. foreman of The says the condition of his second sister, who for several days has been almost at death's door, is now more hopeful. will return as as her condition will per- him to leave. His Cather, mother and one sister have died since he went borne. Kirk. In speaking in Saturday's of this beautiful drama to be in the opera house on Tues- day night, April 1st, under the management of Mrs. A. L. Blow, The stated it was for the benefit of the Episcopal church. This was a mistake on the part of the paper. The play will be for the benefit of The King's Daughters and the Osceola Band jointly. The mistake in the former announcement is regretted but it was purely a mistake the paper and not the fault of the management. The play should be well patronized as the is worthy. Court. Mayor W. H. Long has disposed of the following cases in his court since last Sam Cow el, and down, fined fl and costs, W. W. Humphrey and Henry Shavers, affray, fined each, and coats, 95.35. Henry and W. W. Humphrey, affray, bound over to Superior court. Dick disorderly con- duct, fined and costs, Henry drunk and disorderly, fined and costs, 92.96. W. A. Campbell, and disorderly, fined and costs, 93.20. Forbes Forbes, affray, Sued each, costs, 90.66. Dorsey assault, fined one penny and costs, 91.10. HOWDY DO. Some Speak to Me. to You. Monday, J. Norman went to Washing- ton today. F. A. Bishop returned to- day from Washington. Guy Williams this from Miss Rosa Hooker returned this morning from Mis. W. T. Hunter returned this morning from A. M. Moore left this morning for Jackson to attend court. Miss Julia Harris left this morn tor a visit to Washington. Mrs. M. D. returned Hat from Baltimore. Mrs. returned Saturday evening from South Boston, Va. J. J. Fleming from near here, left this morning Johns Hop- kins Hospital at Baltimore. W. Long, of Florida, came in Saturday evening to visit his sister, Mrs. W. F. Harding. J. II. returned Sunday from the northern marked, where be to purchase goods. Mis. W. J. Brothers, of lute, came in this morning to visit sister, Mrs. J. L. Moore, near town. Miss Nannie Hemby, of Wash who has been her sister, Mrs. W. returned borne today. Mis. J. loft this morn- for to sec sou, J. Cherry, Jr., who is the Johns Hospital for treat- J. nobles, Jim How- aid Moore, B. F. J. Francis, W. B. Greene, H. C. Hooker, Patrick and Fred went to Washington on Hie line boat. Miss Bessie Jarvis closed her school in the country last Friday and returned home to resume her position with M. for Miss Mary Blow has charge of the same school to continue it for smother Tuesday, 1902. Jesse went up road today. W. T. Lipscomb went to Rocky Mount today. W. and children went to Kinston Monday night. Jr., returned r trip to Rocky Monday night. Mrs. Harry returned Washington, D. C, Monday evening. Mrs. Denmark, of Kin- came in this morning to visit her parents, Mr. Mrs. R. M. Starkey. Mr. and Mrs. B. . little son, James, to Kinston Monday night in l returned this morning. Mis. C. H. Moseley, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. T. Lipscomb, left Ibis morning Florence, V,. EASTER. EASTER. Grand and Gorgeous OPENING. Ex-President Cleveland, the on- ex President now living, bis 65th birthday March William J. Bryan was years old on the following day. Conductor Engineer Smith and Ft press Messenger Boney, of the passenger train crew, were all here today attend- court as witnesses. March 1902. R. L. Smith went to Richmond today. Miss Lena Harris is visiting at L. C. Arthur returned Tuesday evening from a trip up the road. Rev. F. H. returned Tuesday evening from Washington. Mrs. J. W. and children left this morning Rocky Mount to visit relatives. Mrs. of Edgecombe, who has been visiting here, re turned home today. Miss ford, who baa been visiting her brother, II. W. left this morning. I, A. Sugg, Jr., left this morn- for Mount where he has accented a position with the At Coast Line railroad com- C. P. of Raleigh, came in Tuesday evening to the marriage to a day with his wife and lit- who are visiting Mr. Mrs. J. L. II. B. Hardy and E. B. representatives of the Raleigh News and spent today here Greenville interested in taking a page in the edition that paper will issue to advertise the State the Charleston White and Dress Goods, Laces and Embroideries, Silks, Every thing New up to Date REMEMBER the TIME, DAYS. Wednesday, March 26th Thursday, March 27th Friday. March 28th C. T. The Big Store N C. -.-,

I. . pain Have TEA I AM STILL CARRYING AN LINK OF A FIVE DOLLAR JOKE. What Pry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, AND A OF WHICH I aM to mention to tee me for next B of Flour Yours to please Jas. B. White. AFTER TWO YEARS PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID IN THE II I Mr. Lee Fairchild. who is coming to the front as a humorist, visited San Francisco not long ago and, like literary pilgrims to the west, determined to pay a visit to Mr. Joaquin Miller, poet of the who lives a charming villa in . the Contra foothills across the from the Golden Gate. will you drive to Joaquin Fair- child asked of an Oakland was the response. , The humorist pot in and started over the rugged road leading to the poet's fide hill her- It was evening when he started. The had settled, and the moon was up when he arrived, lie paid the driver and was about to open the rustic gate to the fa- home when the said suppose you know that is not in California at the pres- The thought quickly and. smothering his indignation, re- plied yes, of course; I merely wanted to see how his place looks Evening Pills the TORPID LIVER, the the as ere a ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE, as coated. Take No Substitute. is J. f. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factor and handlers of Bagging, Ties and Bags. and shipments solicited. OLD DOMINION LIN OF NEWARK, N. J., YOUR POLICY HAS Loan Value. Sash Value. Paid ii t. Extended Insurance works In ti. Will re instated if arrears be it bin on month while you are or within three year alter lapse, upon evidence of and payment rear- it interest. second No . payable at the limning of the second and of succeeding provided the for the current year be They may be To reduce Premiums, or . To the Insurance, or . To make policy payable as an during the of insured. J. L. SUGG, Greenville, N. I A LITTLE NONSENSE. m HOS COTTEN, C. E. Surveys with Flats or Maps Accurately Mas ind Communications with me by mail or at Out. on will be given prompt attention. N. C. NOTICE OF The A. I. 11- Jr., I doing N. by mutual M. A. M. r. in the M A. I continue the at the same place all the firm. All per- i indebted to the firm arc to I make immediate payment to M. A. Wool- Thia of March. 1904. MA. II. Jr. WHEN YOU WANT Dry Goods, Groceries, etc., go to Mrs. L. H. WHITE, Black Jack, N. C. line goods on hand. low Country produce bought fur or for goods. Dr. D James, Dental Surgeon. Greenville, Corn, Cotton, Tobacco Selling High Likely to continue to sell high I The Philosophy of Farming Smaller Surface. a Labor Saved. Fertilize with a free hand Buy of your own people Chemical Co. Southern Makers of Fertilizers For Southern Farmers. of Anticipation Eagerly Looked Forward to by a Woman. yon will be The Ml in one of those marble palaces front one of the greatest avenue in the world, and the two were a man and a Woman, both members of that social act whose are chronicled with such singularity. The man's pale cynical, dissipated face lighted up with some show of satirical interest he spoke. will be a great day for lie said, it not spare you from the contemplation of my own lint tomorrow our decree shall be must be looking forward to to- morrow This time it was the woman a voice, oft. rhythmically ingenuous in its cadences and yet so subtly woman's voice that if one bad ears to hear it might have been possible, from its varied strains of vibrations, to untangle the skein of her life, with its midnights, its after midnights, its forenoons and its What crisis had lent this undercurrent of callousness to its tone she replied. am looking forward to the next day. for it is then that I am to be married I Strange of the Dump- lings. This is notify the that I stall a certain note pay- able lo Mr. A a for dated Much rub, ISM and payable Dec. Id, aid M Harding Hauling I the payment on fraud. Any person same will do so at larch . tries Steamer leave Washing ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville dally at M. for Washington. Connecting at Washington will. Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, and for all tor tho w est with railroads at Norfolk. order freight by the Old Dominion Co. from Newport; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore and Line from Boston. JNO. Washington, N. C J. J. Greenville, Photographer, The leader in work and low price Nice Photographs tor Si per Half Cabinets ii go per All other lines very Crayon made from small picture cheap. Nice Frames band all the Come examine my work. No trouble to show ample and answer questions. The very- best guaranteed to all. hours to a. m. to p. m. Yours to please. HYMAN. C. I. THE GREENVILLE NOTICE. Great Timber Sale. virtue Decree of the Superior of Pitt county made at March in a case therein cut tied in , re the Probate of the Will and Tests meat of lbs l Shepard, will, on slay, April Bud, for cash to the bidder front court all the i of and Poplar inches, and at lime it is cut the following or of lo lbs of to will or parent on the side the Mill pond, containing about forty I bounded the line of the Sold to Lumber Company by aid Shepard sad the main road, called lbs Smith pad, leading from Mill One I fact lying on the North of said Mill about two hundred seres, bounded by the road Mill and lands of the heirs of W. Rollins, the lands of the heirs of Perkins, lands of W. and Swamp. The will given years in which to tut and remove the JAMES It. March 21st, Com CO. N. C. Cotton Bagging and always on Fresh goods kept on hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince yon. D. W. Manufacturers of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior and Exterior Finishings for Fine Modern and Cheap Build We solicit your patronage and b give satisfaction in prices, styles and work. Please send your oilier to creep, i e Co. GREENVILLE, N. Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de and prices as low at the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. DIRECTORY Ban day, Pray- Rev. Booth, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. M. A. Allen M every Bun lay, morning and craning. Prayer Wednesday Be. III M. school p. m, L. II. thin Sunday, Bare j. B. Morton, pastor Sunday school a. m. E. B. an P. H. Hard- MinUter. Morning and even- prayer with sermon every 1st and 3rd Sunday. every 2nd 4th a. m., W. B. B. Brown, superintendent. Litany every a. m. Preaching second, and fourth Sundays In each month Prayer meeting night. D. W. Davis, pastor. Sunday school P. M., W. B. Parker, superintendent. regular services LODGES A. F. A. M. No. meets Brat and bird Monday evening. E. B. fin. W. M. J. M. Reuse. Sec. I. O. O. Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday evening. L. H. G. W. Bee K. of Elver Lodge, St. every Friday evening, C. L. son, K. of B. and B. Vance Council, No every Thursday even- lug. W. B. Wilson, J. Regent. A. O. No. meets every first and third nights in Odd Fellows Hall. J. Z. Gardner, Worthy Chief; S. Smith, See I. O. Conclave No meets every second and Monday nights in Odd lows Hull. W. B. Wilson Smith , THE GREAT If have stomach, bad o ten the of bad bowel, and an digestive Will Cure the bowel., liver and ,. membrane, of th. your Mood i on your again. Your will return, your bowels move your liver and kidneys to trouble you. your will clear and and you feel the old energy and buoyancy. I iv a r, . aid- dwelt. r. 1-., .-;,. bit cu Low Rates to via Atlantic Coast Line. The Allan Lino Rail- way the fol lowing low rates to Charleston S. C, on of Caro Inter stain and Indian exposition. Charleston, C HI, to June 1st Toe following late apply from X. Ticket lo be sold daily until including May Slat INS. passage final limit ten days In addition lo dale of Hale. 915.40 be sold daily until and including May 81st 1902. continuous passage dual limit June 3rd For tickets, Pullman reservation any further particulars write or call on H, II Gen Pas. Wilmington, N. J. R N. V. S. Pass C. For Sale by only H. I . . , , , r SCHOOL BOOKS An Experience. said prudent per.-on, no one ought to cat meat three times n day. It destroys I know it does. tried it awhile and nearly worried myself into the grave over the grocer's Star. A Average. Hustling many did that man commit of the reporters says three, another live and an- says nine. Hustling eh Ob, well, well have to strike on average. it Keeping Him lo be more said Mrs. mother. I was the an- yo-j kit I'm afraid it might temptation to Idleness Charley Washington Star. Woman. Mr. Holm says if don't ease up In my work I'll dead a year. Mr . yOU i ;., yourself with, since got your life insured.- Will please tell the truth about the cow her In when a cow sudden y grows pale and lethargic and ceases to do business with the water wagon some old comes long and lost her and he fastens lot of greasy dish rags to a hoe bundle and tun. them down AI once the cow resumes her complexion her connection with the dairy, and notwithstanding her here of upper chows away as vigorously a gum girl. Is this fashion of b ding n cow with old rugs it i or does her In- really dents of flannel. And when the old-lime only genuine cow what in the world will become of cows who ate enough to lose their cuds. The Old declares that this subject is more Interesting lo him politics. Charlotte Observer. The crow is the moat corn remover. The Charlotte Observer. EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR. CALDWELL TOMPKINS, h j. P. CALDWELL Editor. 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