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Have You Forgot What THAT I AM CARRYING DATE LINE OF Dry Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware A OF other thing WHICH I AM UNABLE TO MENTION Come to m me for your of Flour or Pork. Yours to please- las. B. White. A FACT ABOUT THE What U known the Is seldom occasional by actual lag external conditions, bat la the greet cases by a disorder- THIS IS A FACT which may b by trying a course Tint's Pills They control and regulate the LIVER bring hope and to the mind. They bring health and elastic- to the body. TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. THE FACTORY THAT IS NEVER LEFT S. M. Schultz. NOTICE OLD DOMINION FACTS CONCERNING SLEEP. . miff s W V Don't fail to see me before you buy Guns, Shells, Stoves, Heaters, Pumps, Locks, Hinges. And anything else in the Hardware Line. Your friend, H. L, CARR . a Something Nice logo on want table, d to Johnston Bros. IF YOU ARE HUNTING lasses to be found. Groceries for it In all seasons yon will -iii. freshest goods at our store. Just now we are well-supplied In fruits of all kinds. Candles, Pickles, Smoked Meat, bard and the best In fact anything yon want in the way of Errs n la in ll, . lb like i apt to bed, has nun slid III Mid Ha. all like, Call lo a wall i waive. be I the it of l to one baa ; Bad of i i hardly If but in gotta f i ti.- .- law . h I n b I la ; of nu of u gore i Dot the t ma- for woo . teal jut r. a I tin little am that too nap Is far than Hit i f-r it. are or mental and a the i- In world of called to one all hi brain t make It baa In a a j b can if deep lo i-e w minute e J j in ob tho mind from nil nil i r nil a A f kind Required. . n ; lift t if n like -r TWO MS HAVE BEEN PAID IN Till- V II KN ate THE PIANO TUNER. N. J., YOUR POLICY HAS Value, J. Value, t. Paid B Is Will paid within on month while you living, or within three after lapse, evidence payment of with Interest, second Ho f. arc payable hi the beginning of the and cf each reeding year, provided premium the current year be paid. They may be reduce Premiums, least the Insurance, or S. To policy payable daring lifetime J. L. Greenville, X C. SPeC L E FOR TEN DAYS. including Ribbons in Latest widths and shades, Velvets, Plumes, Hat Trimmings and New York Pattern Hats, Three Times the Value of Any Other. One Third Easier, One Third Faster. in all unoccupied Wilson Mfg; Co. Atlanta, Ga- S. T. WHITE, Greenville, N. C, V- U He In at Hum Ilia Job. A lady Into a piano to I tuner, doing upon the that re- She Wu the n m became curious i- know f i.-r Id re- liability tuner But gave .-. with the tuner bad, i la the- Mi.- II, Hieing the j when be looked up v Instrument In awful con ought to bare fr tuned only three the man it didn't know bis So an lit bad r lug cleaning than plan m dear madam, a a I to handle it, with an ear of y. The Individual who u- tuna I -t of in fact I i say he It more harm than be May I who It was your yon are I i in this not. but you 11111-1 Hint In- tr ma do a of It In to do no. It be- longs to who It hero I out of town. Shu told me you bad tuned it and to for you Hut the unhappy man with haste bis k -k for a card M In nine, A came to England t learn and the following and mo teacher told him the word was ruff. Be wild ruff cuff and mo no. the word Is pro -iii Um roust be the colt The third, and fifth were explained which may repeat for h elf.- London To Mrs. Is talking of closing her house and coming to live with no. Do you you could port both of Mr. My dear. can you nicely now, but I'm afraid your would l-e Insupportable.- Standard and the mountain. Bus- eta and i- Urgent of Iron In the H la owned and operated by the Russian and Ha and die within the the factory. One entered on the of the com- an operative bidden la world. a Una having beta out of for a long while, wife and children before la but one chance for our be bU wife. go to the Iron I works There I wages, I can lo and our In his wife protested- They might than that I the and father dead to The win t-T hand and if y I they by j Ida who wart too young to under eland ha was to do, mid and them. b. went iron works and entered a work- man. Tour years The and of N b knew that he w for they regularly, lie knew j or eon for the was not returned to bun u that t knew of the other. day a new workman en- the factory. a young, looking fellow and the work that area to done, n applied for heavier labor, which for he pay where h. g workman. Who was entered under name of Nicholas Art a la both waiting to handle iron that bad rolled, the went wall tonight at j between the and sixth . n abed, at the he had of mind to hold his peace, and In were the That night walked, as permitted from H lo o'clock, be- tween tin- factory and the wall, and a hen the bell rang at and the other workmen had disappeared he beckoning in a dark corner funned by t lie contiguous bull I -.- Indeed base of the touched, leaving recess behind I hem. bead and only could be cast a hasty glance around, and. making no one bun, he atone Into the I am Anna, your The his wife had t-d this plan to l him and that she had left their children nun with alternate flushes of Joy and row. For and and locked each Then Am a i bad left u when Aunt Martha as i left rubles, year I getting of the money, and the as three In planning and lag for your Two ago I began .- a tunnel river bank to point near lite where we i; completed before en- and since I hare bean bare have to corner at night and dug till struck it. carrying the earth away In my and the entrance In corner, where no ever comes, concealed, have our beyond the borders, if we escape, we Join and a . An With that -he drew from her woolen knife and began to d g In a minutes bad covered n piece of and, lifting It. entered tun- not much larger her ran another, dipping from tin- Anna, followed by her he way tunnel, it w at Drat but grew larger they ad- vane, The out .-t on the bank a few feat above the water and covered ton and be- fore emerging they through a apace large to contain a In which there were a pair of oars. Anna, been Muffled for nearly a year, the cloths are quite rotten. Still, they will serve to get past the rivet guards without of did you get boat In asked Dmitri. j all for Um water to be high to float It aver Dan have a wife so patient and laid her husband, em- bracing her. let u be Launching the Um y floated down with the current, at pull- With the liars, at holding to hooting on rapidly. On the one band the factory, the officials of which, with nil their vigilance, had not been able to keep apart and on the other that distant be- were the little they loved n they loved other. they the night, mid when day landed, and In a their attire and I appearance, then for the dot- Two day later they their children. What words could t a Idea of r union ANDERSON. retail and Furniture Dealer. paid for j Hides, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bad , Oak Suits, Ba ; Go tarts, suite, Lounges, Safes. P. and Ax West Che George Apples. Pine Jelly, Milk, r . Meal, i Oil. Meal and Hulls. Gar den Apples, Dried Apples, Currents, and China Ware. and Wooden Ware, Cake, and Crackers, ff Beat New Machines, and nu other and for cash. Com V me GREAT BALK OP VALUABLE; at ATLANTIC I By virtue the upon Decree of Superior Court made at March me a SO sail the land the late Thomas J. I offer the lands in fount v. for sale at the Court House in Greenville Onto 13th. and bid then made decree was made at aside the sale on f and dire-t- in, lo sell said lands. Now bl virtue of the power confer, the said I will offer for sale lo the highest bidder for Quarter, Ba the Court House Door in all poll for I be with rail- Norfolk. h tries Steamer ton at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily M. for for Norfolk, Philadelphia, New York Aurora, Creek. b, SI L, a, US a a . I a a. ii i, l i is f M AM a. MONDAY lands DECEMBER 1ST. I the Thomas J. or as follows. S. M. Schultz In Court. the Clerk. North i mint; M. i. i V. Mangum, J. P. i. i Mr, Met i W. . Mrs. J. V. Murphy. w ii V j, i K. 1- Brawn, i and Laura Brown, The above named will of tract or parcel on aide of th. Mill above high water mark, containing shout acres, adjoining the land K. R. J. It. Little, J. H. heir Daniel Hill, the of A if ml Jenkins. M. A. Frank and containing live par or Iota of HA, auras in a former and then -obi together in one and bid off by and Co. This hod, of land will I- offered as a whole. Ind, The tract lying on the south Hide of the Mill Pond above high water mark, adjoining the lauds of the of ti. Q. kins. W. and other, eon- acres, more or and known as apart of the place, 3rd. The tract adjoining Crisp, Redding the heirs of James others, containing or less, and known as the The tract adjoining the lands Warren, Ransom Mobley should order freight by; the Old Dominion Co. from New York; Clyde Line from ; Bay Line and Chesapeake 8.8. Co. from Baltimore. Mer- and Line from Boston. the steam- Guide will leave at B a. hi . Thursday and for l and will leave i T a in. and Washington on Mon and Friday. J. Greenville. N. J. B. N. tn n in o a is a at Pi t It a a -w s i ii ts ii I IS- lit. I. v n a m if I ill a a. Ml THE GREENVILLE CO. th it ts t an act lot I, n. . . c o Charlotte K. And said will further that arc a n House m Greenville. N. . on the Dec and answer or demur to petition fill In or the plaintiff will to for the relief demanded In aid petition. I. C. Sup- m entitled as and others, containing acres, more in the or less, and known as the K. to the loan of 5th, The Mill and Mill seal, known of as the Including the land covered the lo the high water mark, the Mill and Mill rave to the road and all the privileges belonging thereto. bidders are Invited to examine the lands but all persona are forbidden to trespass them, t will take pleasure in giving Inquirer information that I mat possess, J EH Commissioner. WANT aeries, . go to of All person t hunt or tit any of n All hunting bag upon any township. LANDS BY virtue of the power given me bl a decree of the of Pitt count., made at term . a sale of the lands to as a homestead to pay the thereon appointing a court to make the sale I will on MONDAY, DECEMBER 1ST. offer for sale to the bidder for cash at the I Mouse door in certain tract or parcel of land on north side of Tar riv. r at and m in township described in the Homestead and recorded In Hook page SHU, at the forks of road at Fin Store i and running with the Green rOAd lO B. J. Wilson's line with line t son and corner, thence with ditch to run. thence with said run to William's branch, then with said branch T. K. Lane- hue to N. Tears and corner, then with N. s. line to corner then with said Fleming's line to the road and then with said road to the The above tract or parcel of land will lap in three separate lots bounded and as follows to Lot No. I. at Parker's Cross Roda and along the road sixty three poles to an Iron a new made then south west to the line than the line to the main roan and thence along the road to the containing twenty ., more or This lot is the property upon which is the dwelling he., and la very valuable property. No. J. The the on the south side of the in any way upon mad included within the lands In of the homestead bounded J H the line and i ditch to run and the said I mad thirty-five i ii more or less. One are hereby forbidden homestead north of the wash- mi-ten road, by i run. William's branch and the lands lofT. B. N. Teal and Fleming containing four acres, or less. The-e lands have been recently and plotted and a map of the same line the lots can seen at the and Trust Com- or the la office of Jarvis R. J. Doors, Sash and Blinds, pm. and Exterior for Fine Modern and Cheap Build lugs. your and fag give in price.-, styles and work. send your orders to Co. .-a. . I as, I p m. JO p Mas, p a um Branch I- a at, I , s Ian. a. m. Mills s m. II lO. r-.; r p m. Hop. Hills p n Son ti, m. It p n. at las Carolina at Had a Sn r. Ai, I saw st wilt las sad i a,, II p a, , s, , . l . r pm if. , . II as Train, las. , a sad t is M . Mrs. L. H. WHITE, Black Jack, N. C. Nice line goods low Country produce for or in fur IN J. ff. k CD. Norfolk, Va. Cotton handlers of Correspondence and CO., Cotton Buyers, Before selling or disposing They are highest market prices or give meal In exchange, and will keen hand Greenville, a full Meal and Hills for the trade. IN- -A LINK OP Line of Hard ware. T ME. J. R. and I m, I u i-. a P r laps, dally, day I . as. on C t a a, as. r a I m. Train at a a , a p b, a- n- II S. i II So oh IS p . . II to a so p j. r.-r ilk m. ac a . .-j Dr. D James, N. C IN LAND C. a. all Nott, all H. M J. K. KENLY, Manager. T. M. CHURCH KB. very Sun- day, morning and Pray. J. N. Booth, school a. at. H. A. Allan superintendent. every Hun lay, morning and evening. meeting Wednesday evening. H. U. school a. m. L. H. Pender, Sunday, evening. J. B. Morion, Sunday school a. in. E. B. or F. H. Hard- Minister. Horning and even- log prayer with sermon every 1st and 3rd Lay services every and 4th Sunday school a. ., W. I Litany every Wednesday a. at. Ch second, and fourth Sunday in each meeting Wednesday night. Rev. D. W. Davit, San- day school P. M., W. B. Par- superintendent. regular service or in trespass- of my lands in C. IS. NOTICE. persona who the Put Buggy n come i- D. W. Piles Alter Tins. Mr. C. Ohio, hail Hie piles years. Hoc- Inn, and dollars could do no oared OBIS, in. all oilier skin ilia for III.- name on Ho- all oilier, cheap, Jno L. Land Sale. bride com prohibit on the, and. I would call your attention to Um fact novel more and than other In Haiti-j more After a lier railed her figure. Constipation ache Pain back of your eyes Bad e In your mouth your liver I Pills an . re headache, All ,,. BUCKINGHAM'S DYE and Lank Adda from th the into TOO WILL OF RHEUMATISM, nor b if hare has mad I . curing alleged incurable ii; th R. C. An, . s rears I to bar also a At I work at all r ii. i r and at lime I WM mo. a of ard of . mi- work. l-i l J for I for U la by far bait the and I iii- U A. 1.00 prepaid or from Co. Druggie. I-. n-virtue of a if the Superior Of made In of Ban S. Heal L. Winter la. Beet, petition to sell land for partition. The under- will -i-l In-fore the house door In on the let day of Dee amber following of land in the county of in Creek township. tine place known as the home of the Dr. W. U In -aid the of Spencer and J. P One other the adjoining the of Spencer R- A- and I J a an One other pier ad land- of Allen helm, the lands i light red solid move j slightly darker on nose Cotton Bagging and rite on hand A. F. ft a. M. Greenville Fresh goods kepi an meets Unit and hand. U sold. A trial meet every Friday evening. W. H. L T. M. , Hooker. K. of B. and I I. O. O. Lodge, No every Tuesday W. N. O., D. I. Overton. Sec. K. A.- Vance No. meets every Thursday even- W. II Wilson, Secretary, J. S. Regent. A. O. No. meet every Brat sod Thursday night in Odd Fellow, Hall. J. if D. I. O. II Conclave No. every i Hi in Odd lows Hall. W. B. Wilson D. S. Smith Sec. N. C. The Stock complete in every par prices as low at Highest market price. paid for country produce. from also on. piece known ll- mu J. L. Tucker, K. sad -on- acres, or leas. This Oct. B, T. JAMES, home eat oft three inches of head when left, inch strap neck. Will calve Any one Sliding said cow will notify. Sept. 1902 N. in American and Italian Marble u i r n vii n, C. wire and work and prises ii on Hie l a. i of lat estate of W. J. i. given i i lo make lo and all person, i having are notified lo for pay- within month, from dale or this will , . in of recovery. of s. ii, i . n E. of W J. J Si H rod PATENTS id on i i Norfolk, Va. and Brokers la and ons. Private to Chicago Hew Orleans. . High JOB done bars, r t TS- You Write a to of lies in County when you advertise in Extern Reflector The Eastern Reflector D. J. EDITOR . VOL. . . GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, REFLECTOR PRINTING HOUSE Manufacturing Commercial f School Books, r Office Supplies, Etc NORTH CAROLINA. Ricks Wilkinson now; j The Regulator Movement Mis Carroll. rant tin in a of mt- and sill a bus one and talcs your Una In nuking lions, should adrift In at onus, before i-. on, for can have plenty of to the of the t hero, t. in Suit-. from a B i to clothes from n jaunty Overcoat lo long, r- and I 1- f. Men's Suits, to Overcoats, to Extra Special for the Little Boys, . . . . . . Russian It 11.11,, Hulls, mid Thinking of your Winter Hat w Sad have a lot will mow II VI of r. though it months In H-. We have just received some new WINTER which will interest you at Wilkinson harmony reign IS parts of oar North Stale. t, , there bat -i time I L bar met each other upon sol a enemies. Much and have Dame and lime, iii revealer i i all has proved ma of with movement were honest and men, ever loyal to a just government, ,. however, in The Regulation p. id of me film national II, I l i . h n., ii and mans , seven were ,. I'm d k large i- In this, as in all there were a III. i army mil la . vulture the men i- doubled, read papers and Husband's Hook, in 1770. Al limn h Herman is gen- considered leader, Red i of t. Hi-, in more panels than of any r man. Thomas Person, Batter, James Hunter, John and Daniel were also iii extortionate era, vein- i. i lion in North Carolina. people of Booth Carolina formed a Bag. were continually mo- by a set lawless men, lo Th, j- laid matter la-fore governor, win, bad peace was restored, The Carolina their name some of plans from Carolinians. As early a, began In were published in a paper called known that many people bad homes; ill palled rent. In men Bertie and Halifax marched to to release a refused to pay ibis real As he bad made bit peace with the court, I hey most usage lo come lo In for too. m a small sum Ilia he A sheriff came along look cow for the same debt. Tim i were allowed a deed, and u fol marriage license. Pan Clerk of Orange, charged Hie people dollars for each den and Register n pi nil led i ii nu,. I , dollars for marriage , graduate V himself i com Is, whose judges knew or nothing about la. Id fees were lawful. He Indicted, however, and large -um one penny mid it. bile the people gm in.- Th i Orange August, i; ii, and i. a i. ;.; me i Lo held a place In there as . lion ., I lit iii. era I, if I I I. I'll rouged lo have a m-iii I Here lulled in live years, ten more I up I were papers veil i their and III ;. lo inc. , nil i- refused i , i mi lings, i he yoke h . in heavier and i i. were ii- weight. ii i ii , Regulators. The o In them. i w lid pay luxes , the wen promised to other, a-1. -i they could I lie i The follow. i. u they did n in j in force until compelled lo will . we are I i die like men and sell our Hue very This Is equal to u- . , Heath Again and again, did pi,, lion the courts the hut ill In every h i were than old and aim.-i every c brought is reported was found guilty, 11- re leased i is a n i if a Regulate he was lined raised in i-i and set . fol West, deal I la i h n ,, h hi. .- in in , at a rt 11- i u, 1771. The Hunter, on Creek. Hi.-. i nu m, in got ii I I I Is fore, he I I a deal I In n . . ii. lie i.-ii; lit. in- result, i a la . was I. in. nil ,. i. ii Hit gm . hi like n , is-, he In .- u In- blood with that of Mud such a ; ii result would ban different, Ann Hi, all Id -u ill i- were ordered swear n to kn it. to i . . . d set n i; Mi i i I In . . . u shall la . . burned, and .- I h;. r.,. the i him desolate. i lie . oil. . , u in .; Howell, . sine Is -in. i. Pen- c ii ii j on. Ill, i d a in lb he . . -1 i . i i. in .,, THE STATE ii. in- i. i News and Opinions. . . i- that p . in tin late i v.-1 mil i he I ii -i so that I . w SI u years from Carolina sill have a- a toad law, as and us . in a- my -i-i. i States, have H . . .- there in ii g fol grand . n I .- j i U u an h o el Store. in the 1-. n in ii I- of n of most of us comfort was today in must be an in with ml. of the n. We know you will be glad to learn that u ha .-i been produced, strong ll every in. line, easy and comfortable in every way, vi low price of per pair. We are sols i ill.- Mi.-in we you ,. in-; -i ; . excellent at our inn In . it full Una makes popular leathers at popular prices. u.- ,, ill. of I rim Baring court 17.-. mid gel no littles ii- answered with a teller. two years six more were sent to the governor, in to ring, written without data we ii, the t. remove our i or gloom with In Km, we are already will in deprive of Intellects until we cine i,, delegates, cure BAKER In addition to the best stoves in the world we carry everything you may expect to find in a hard- ware store, each, to Assembly. a re- eastern refused lo pay I ll. tines. j,.,,,. was mil and could he kepi In jail. In the rota up in anus Then came the Act, added fuel to the for Steam and Water Pipes is decidedly the best thing of the kind have ever handled. Call and examine it. The Proof of Doing is in What We Do. Greenville Warehouse no claim that is tint borne out In finis. An of sold on oar float August dims its own talking Man a,,, the rest of for ii sell at Warehouse. Ton only have to try us to wt will gal Hom O. P. EVANS CO , Proprietors Greenville origin already kindled fire. Specie scares, pas, law the Province I sue paper in and from time trouble rapidly these, our lolling to piece death in compassion to out lug, in bullet, or perhaps in n- form, and removes dill nu feeling to be bung, pay your lake oath The B sold lo have his acted at I ii wisely at governor of fa would have hi; had Illegal lees, in sci ii day for settlement. no i n i. . I n . , Jobi ever took oat fa ii. in the -s , , . u . ml r. i m. y,. Hie lo -u moved West, III I he sillies of and Kent in These l, ., ,, chance thus then tor free d again i ;. for Hi, ii H-iii-. , . lime fate had decreed i should win. In 1771, was King-, gained, often ii. Regulation ended Did ill X. Al the lime battle me eastern count let were In -l III with I lie I. i, our freedom, g men and fought lie, am,. m u. that whet i Slat- i I ill l -I I ; l Her, and thirteen . i i-n. s. sought. The n A Lillian, c ll, of State In in, n . slated fill in- taxes, aiding lo lire in while el . ,, would i- , ,,; them All Inn, , ii-- noble men, . fan nil lie kw I . .- I. y I'm l reach . ii . m ii r. V s, ii -i in . . W. Sugg, -I . I . . . I. l la; . some kill i .; . . I in ll Ins elm u. were lie to I. a n . ii i ., Ufa i . d. Hi. acre In ought mis n I. i . i ll ere i- II II The . n . . .-.-. I, . . . i . . I its nu at ll i follow . eel's fol i . II II J. ii.- I i- ii -.-in; . I I M . . C. B. Wall ice, N , an i. P. N-i a i --1. as u member the executive limes. W I who ii. i i . arrested ;. open and riding trunk j-ear-t of -o In riot rap. to . I U ill s . s . ;.,;. 1.11 i k i raw, bi of vi-i of bi I FOR MEN. HIGH QUALITIES LOW PRICES. b, mart., Popular Dealer. It -I, Mi . and Children are SCHWAB CO., iii k I man he interested in our popular SHOES ii glad or some so. have you call ling or Minn- sec them. If you other kind, we have . Cherry Co. I New Dress Goods I Silks, All-Over Laces in the -I a common-mi -i at I mil also, he bud some and i Iii I he r, a pa I-i I -ii fail ll I worked Inn here He . ll i ; .-I- arrested, Inn u-. who kite I. Hi Free Press. I a -ma 1771. Inn will, II s u. him lo him ii him at New Barn, to live In a he an which This , St in our today, was lo be raised of nu. Am at lime, forty of ii 11-in to would live Hun. of A ii-.,,, Una an and Orange began the in,. to the in i, they lo own Bat Orange brake into i house look a it a levy. Be bagged to an on and the mom I the mousy and cloth do ii ill At Hie ll. cum Is h. In could tried partially. Marching to Hi rough, 1770. took bench, dragged Panning oat by his buds, heal him six is. then put some of Hi. I. on the bench and in .-1-1 lo bold a ,, illusion.,, , cost. destroyed re In a--, thus con I him 11-1-1 at my, In like et . rial hiM, In ii. ml- of is. he will unite In congratulating Roland B. rut 1111.11 hit in d Hot s bit successful . -in. In intelligent in. 111.111 ii 1- u. inn in. U -lake and .-.- u CO In death. Through lib dull and an inane desire in lives nave pursued this 1-1 and almost succeed- ed In their heartless and ii would he fall whether living In wen m whether the of place in i- a crime against and a here 1- -ale. if people in. are believe one With n during all one had I u minder o Mi- Adams, 1- guilt of I inn red 1.1 Inn. . .-11.1 I In I ll II , lo break at ; III. ll In North Carolina Too. I tn live to the when every boy and girl in Ten I I ill ml luxury, , opportunity ,,, month In every year, And when i- done you t ill tea your par, k and the productive and wealth of great B ate lime- multiplied, of Tenn. lino of Dress Goods in all the latest shades and weaves that will be shown ibis season. We urn paying -I attention lo line of goods, and you real assured you will gel lowest prices if yon alto have a line of -iii goo I-. such as Calicoes, . In fail anything want In SHOES Our is full up with bar- in Hi.- latest fur men, ladies CLOTHING Men's, boys and children's We sin,, you some money ibis department. We are in prices and We ii . .-in -ii.-ii .--1 in beat We latest in Furnishing ,; such a- Collars, Cuffs, Underwear, you want in line we . an supply. of quality with price In- depended upon in our store. We respectfully invite you lo examine our lino be- your lull goods, ., Your friends, j PULLEY 2nd Hank inch yet found out a what get , ,, A K attention to details in Job Depart in shown in high clam of work are Bl We have, the bell equipped office lo a class of printing hardly In Urn section. If you particular as to the quality of you r printing, work. We give

EASTERN REFLECTOR. of ht try several of we fail to how he is likely to be the than on By the way, how people get enough of a creed to Do people really read them, D. I. the H. C, mail matter. IS, 1902. I Washington Letter i Special III Capital if Ike Fresh Gossip From Near-by Vicinities When circus and the railroad company get together be fore a jury some tall old acting nay be expected. the scheme was being nursed with such solicitude it was never suspected that President Roosevelt would ever sit down on a little thing like that. It should to run across some at the the papers are making on his he is likely to be broken of that rest which hoped be would now enjoy. an old bachelor gets to figuring on the cost of supporting himself alone and the same in the price the license is about the only quantity in the Mr. may make him self very disagreeable to lit- Mississippi bears and to hitherto faithful lieutenants of his but it is suspected that he will add very little to his rep- as a sportsman in the one cue, or as a politician in the other. The Winston Journal says. isn't any reason why North should be behind in road I we, election laws or tar laws, especially other states have blazed the the means There is possibly as much reason in the case as that which chills the spinal of every when you shove the dog tax his nose. In Calvary church at today. Rev. Mr. Gamble Sam and Miss Mamie The bride wore a dress of dark blue broadcloth, with hat to match, carried a bouquet of beautiful white Allen of Falkland, broth- of the groom, was best Miss Lena Simmons, sister of the bride, was maid of wore a dress of white silk with while satin ribbons, and earned a of yellow The Balkan were James Sun Hugh Will Penning ton and Rob Drown. The was decorated, Mr. presided the The present- numerous and very handsome. The couple left on the train for Washington. O, The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Mary In the galaxy the lovely women of Tarboro, none excel her in those qualities adorn physically and mentally. The groom is the manager of the Western office here. So cleverer or obliging man ever ticked oil the Morse alphabet. The Southerner with the host of others long life and Tarboro Southerner. Fine Wednesday Mum- ford, who farms W. laud, near Ayden. sold his Crop off Of four acres for 1,116.35. Ho MM at the Lib warehouse. Today J. L. Bland, from Bad a pretty lot of to at the Star and got n chock Wilmington is having a round musical slot machines. It is said that twenty-eight of . running that city. taken a pull a levied a tax of per a each machine. If solicitor of that district does his duty something will soon to the occurrence which took place in last win- operator of a ill indicted the machines will be run out entirely. They are a bad form of gambling J. J. of Grimes- land, sold more of his line tobacco at the Farmers warehouse today got big pi lees, as usual. A. T. Knowles, of Washington county, had a nice lot here today. some of it brought as high as He sold at Pat- ham's warehouse. Tobacco ha been the Greenville toil week. Man tad do some lively work for the farmer. court at which the case J Wilcox, charged with the minder of Nellie c up meets at City on the II is opinion that for the de fence will move to have the OM removed to another county for trial, and it is less that this movement will succeed. In view of this Dare county might good place in which to hold next trial. That is Boost as from everywhere as the Slate, and it to select not and ex- an else- re. says it was lion bill that gave Idaho to tie This is the first tin., that election in the State won with water. trail something more used, Wilmington Mat, It seem that water is destined J an part in the s future history. Its use tap for external application in a variety of s by tome of the most ail practitioners, and a few ban in- so far as to intimate that is only quite harmless II a but may actually be l I la advantage thus, under the of a physician. The Mutt Go. We have said u before; we continue u until North Carolina is freed. The time It hand, men call now the great home enemy. bat sounded the charge and calls saloon -cursed in Stale to battle. MOO are thinking as never before this bought ran materialize in victor if right- directed. The time calls for united action. The Anti-fit loon League of the State will to Ike the exact situation in the and suggest line of work to he The great in the way legislation. law makers are beginning to see as a great public evil and now is our time The next twelve months will saloon and retail of this activity. Mark this. Make yourself heard. The saloon must U 14.1 say 1- U Dr. on of Ins Grandfather Mead Dr. C J I Map. No as a child broken toy. Who. when as lull of joy, u an a billow the The heart, and not the eye. Mini, c Yes, mine a loss eternal No nor loll ran mend. No man can sneak more doleful Than say lost a I Lire are about denominations at work in a Carolina. We surmise II of the people are I . . with a re. exchange now do yon age . So long at t i,. is mil tunic than ow law creeds at and ore of Jack Roper, a little boy of Louis- burg, while out hunting j tally discharged his gnu getting I over a fence. The load tore his j arm to badly at to am at of a well, but the goes nth. Nov. The congressional forces are rapidly lining up for what to lie one of the liveliest most interesting short held in recent years. The republicans working majorities in Of Congress Bad there is to them having way. except the that the party is into several and that two the tin vision blanch and that section which the bill as sailed and are at f If apart at the to the tariff there is the great which President would a law the of which General could, ho saw St, bring action against any Even moderate extension if the administration will be however, a large number of republican states- men being to the very corporation which law easily made to operate. That it would be to to operate a re- publican administration is mil feared, but of the country are taking no chancel in i republican victory in 1804. Another factor which promises to contribute largely to the pros p olive gaiety is speakership contest As the champion and is gaining many in the cast. who the republican vii- in the wot was on positive pledge that the tariff would reduced, to gain be support of the western who tariff as only which can save them from utter defeat two hence, Can- non of Illinois, position on the tariff i- not denned is making a on his own account and hopes to be compromise candidate. Senator to week, tell republican victory in the duo to the the people lo the President having urged the of of the arid lauds end for having the bill. He cm -tilers the same bill saved Nevada lo Hie as Hie people felt they owed a warm to Mr. New land- hie excellent work behalf the The Senator it not n. his assertion that, of the feeling of the people on fin- sub let-t. ibis elections he a- in Buy way Indict western on its. t Tin . tin bill la again of all sides. It i--aid that of its passage will c considered by the in a caucus to Is- hold early it. the session, i- that is most popular with the but lit it i- Immediately alter i com cues, the people will have forgotten all about it another election take the to pis- the Is most urgent. fell in circles over the of the plans of and the Attorney ii re- to the If will he remembered that the President, through I In of Justice, drew up a schedule of rules under which the cable was to lie operated which was received With approval hi the and financiers of country The Commercial Cable Company has failed to take of the administration's and rum us arc oil to the when the cable will not owned exclusively by but will lie held in Joint ownership with citizens of Groat thus the feature of enter prise and making it for the War or Navy I lo assume control in the event of war. by Our Correspondents ant in her yard. While the fruit was so large as usual it had a splendid HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS could tell let taste. They were sampled John the clever salesman, town this week. new lot of Christmas that come have to lie Department. V . . Hit ho J Y ; May on in , . . , ,., .,.,,. . It really Daily J , like will W cut snort for In hut way tie Wt that the Inns of the prefixed to Ml ,. , , . . . I Literary had a lively . . on the the ire-n ninth M the name Ye.-. e late tot the edition. Toe proper correction for the Bo i hi- Ohio gain at at the Quite a hap la-i at Mr. Charlie One hi- i- her tongue through the the where a when she one lime About i her clear the home. An aye of the that he to kill the COW U Beamed n very severe- . Ai report the of had lift point new they are a mil- filing of old fence t get for repairing the remain- filling in the gap with Wire Fence, that A. Q. Cos Mfg. Co., can any style. A certain per Um than others Better see them eel full particulars. diode J, M. night -in Raleigh, where the to lake Miss to the hospital. Mi- White went to I bad a cold and Cherry and it Be in- W C. How will your cough be tonight ably. For it's first a cold, then a cough, then or pneumonia, and at last consumption. Coughs always tend downward. Stop this downward tendency by taking Cherry AI Mil II Ho know . at i . Lowell. more to than steam t NOTICE. BUCK JACK ITEMS. Nov. and Mills, Creek, were White Saturday and s. ha been very low since Mrs. Sue and little son. have been J. II. Mills, left Sunday fr their home in W. TOD ha- added much to i he of his residence by Mr. Mrs Marcellus i line in evening from Creek, where they have been spending several days. ITEMS. spent in Henry went to ville Wednesday. Mia Nannie leaching at Level. Mr-. Ida Allen little child an at the home A. attended the Tyson el this morning to Allen Wednesday. She will Monday. , Jerome want to lira M Smith went to Monday. ti- Id and returned public day. Ho Monday with Miss D. Col spent Delia Smith teacher. day at Mr. K. B. went to Ayden Mon- Mi-- Carrie week fully matured Mrs. Braxton to from a three old tree that think we tie I of the money paid for her it she like to be lo make the F. of been Indicted on the of appropriating to hi own I'll care a- for little State of County dent. i a- Slate conference of county a i at yea- an epoch of North which It n wise step ii it i in of for which all are hop- mill i The plan to get tin- men who are in touch with local condition and gal an ii.; Idea how to conduct a campaign wetter educational fur the on part of our which, baa bean his public act since he pied his official position. Ninth Carolina is to go forward the mailer id education, attain the end quickly la the lo occupy the minds if the friends of lion, and it is evident, from tone of that Innovation are which s en at a glance lo for the be-t of education. We gift one of the by him, which strikes us la it nut a simple business with a given fund to divided am a of districts and the smaller annual of and the amount of money fir each and the number and tho of money for each district and Is not this proposition a plain a the simple principle of division, that with a given dividend the the smaller the qua the smaller the the larger the it not I plain that the larger the of money for each I or the the house, better the teacher, the longer the i term we have If this be true, j does not every principle of and common dictate the reduction by the number of I,,. I in each country to the possible with the right child lo I of some then a question of wise economical, and it right and proper that we should Inquire into facto, listen lo the evidence of who have tried It and then do what our a nil in Free Care. Vow that Democrats have clean sweep In the a full delegation to Con- four of the rep in the General it leaders to be careful and see to it that State and County ad ministered in n manner that win prove hi the public. Lei there be no radical by soon DO no increase of taxation, as few new laws While we are no ad- for the very strides economy should be ed State county affairs. alter State and should be of men have the interest of the tax payers at heart, they be men who will take time trouble to s i after pub- with the same care and attention that they give to their own When men do this a great lug tie along all lines, and Slate kept in a be tit by Times. A Youthful Thief. Tied old boy, was up before for stealing, a harness to Mr. It. F. who was on market, and had left his buggy on one the warehouse lots. The harness the I toy over in the sum VALUABLE LANDS HY the power me do the Sum-i Court of count made at October term loot, a of the to us a it the Judgment and appointing a of u make the sale. will on MONDAY. DECEMBER 1ST, offer for sale to the bidder for a-h in Green. that certain tract or land north side Tar river at and near la Green- ville township described in Homestead Return and recorded in I look office county at the of road at Store Cross and running with Green Mile road to It. J. thence with to on and s with the ditch to run. said run lo will lam's branch. then with branch K. Lang- line to N and then N. S. line lo Kenneth Fleming's corner then with line to I road and then to the The above described tract or parcel Of land will lie sold in three separate lots bounded described us fellow to Lot No. l. Beginning Parker's Cross Roads and thence along Washington road sixty three poles lo an iron stub, anew then south weal to the line then up line lo main road and thence along the road to beginning, containing twenty eight acres, more or Tins lot i- the r's Roads property upon which i- the store, dwelling i-m valuable Ii No. The balance the on side of the Washington road Included within the description homestead bounded bi lot No. line ditch lo Eaton's run and the said load containing thirty-Sea acres All that part of the King north road, run, William's branch and the lauds off. K. Langley, N. s. and the lands, containing Eighty four new . more or lass. These and plotted a map the lines and three lots can at Greenville Hanking Trust Com- or the law other of r l-t U. J. CO. Groceries. Provisions, Country Produce, Fruits, Candies, Tobacco and Cigars. Agents for Wilbur's Horse, Cattle Poultry Food. lure I A dollar with u. I JarS. worth of I II It for back the tad dollar. Printing- Have it done quick Reflector Printing House. A K I'll, attention to in our Job Depart- shown in the high class of work we are turning out. We have the best equipped office and do a class of printing baldly in this section. If you are particular as to the quality of your printing, we want your work. We give you the beet. Only one kind of PRINTING-the Best- at THE REFLECTOR Printing House, Land Sale. of; Decree I'm Superior court made In case Den Hit W. I. Deal Winter Hist, petition to sell for partition, The under Commissioner sell cash before court door in on Monday, the 1st f Dec- ember the following described tracts land situated In in of in I ink township. One niece s home late Dr. W. I. Bail at in aid the lauds of S. net i Brooks containing acres. One other piece known as the Harper Center- adjoining lands V. A. I. J. Chapman, containing acres. Out- other Allen Johnson's the and others, acre, more or from one other niece s the adjoin- the hind of J. L. S- deceased and con- acres, more or F. North i In Superior Court county. i l. J. i-f Brooks. -i. Catharine Jane Brooks, Brooks, Brooks, Mary Smith, Martha Brooke, Richard Brooks, John named will lake an entitled in the of to sell for a place of land in i Pitt N, Jacob rooks the time death The aid will take no- lite that are required appear the Superior of -f . and the action, pet apply , the Court ii i demand said I This Nov. i t court. . I. retail and Furniture Dealer, for Cotton Heed, Oil Bar rein, Turkeys, Egg, etc. Oak Hulls, Go P. Gail High Key West Che roots, Henry tad Peaches, Apples, Pine Jelly, Milk, Flour Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton .-v. I Meal Hull-. Gar- Bead. Applet, Applet, him tad Ware, and Wooden Ware. i i. r-,. Beat Butter, New Sewing Machine., and nu other Quality and Quantity. Cheap for Com to tat S. M. Phi.-e OF LANDS. By virtue of the power cod upon me a Decree of the Superior t burl of I'm County, made at March term 1803, ;,.; me a to sell the land of the late Thomas J. I offer the lying in Pitt County, for sale at the i House in Greenville and the than made baring decree was made aside the sale On the of October and direct to fell lands. No by virtue of the power upon me by the said two I will offer for sale to the bidder for at the Court Dour in MONDAY, ii. it,. J. parcels or lots as follows, lo tat. That certain or parcel nu the south side of the Mill Pond above water mark, acres, adjoining lands of U. J- II. Little. J. II. Salt, heirs of Daniel Hill, the lands of Alfred Jenkins. M. A. Frank and others containing the live par- I JO acres sold in parcels at former then Hold together En one body hid off and Co. This body of will offered as a whole. 2nd. The tract lying on the south side of the Mill above high eater mark, adjoining the lauds of W. II. I toll Ins, the heirs of G. Per- kins, II. and others, con- acres, more or and known as a part of the Home place. The tract adjoining the lands Joseph Crisp, Warren, the heirs of James w. and other-, containing acres, more or lets, and known a the 4th. The tract adjoining the lands of Stanley warren, Hansom Mobley and others, containing acres, more or less, and known as the E. The Mill and Mill scat, known as including laud covered by the pond to the high water mark, the Mill and Mill hoc to the county road and all privileges belonging thereto. Prospective bidders are to the valuable land but all are forbidden to trespass upon them. I will take giving to inquirers any that may possess. This 28th. K. pleasure information North i County. I In Superior Court, Before the Clerk. Notice. There will soon lie change firm of I . . i. t Buggy Co-, all led to us arc to settle at once. By will wave ii- trouble O. What a nice world would be If ware M. Administrator Charlotte K. Mangum, VI. I J. P. William Mrs. James K. Jr., J, Mrs. Johnson, F. W. K. Mrs. J. C. Murphy, Mrs W J K. J O It. L. and Laura The defendants above named will take notice action entitled a above has been commenced the Court of County, to for assets a certain lot in the town of N. that was formerly owned occupied by said Charlotte E. And the defendants will further take notice that are to appear at the Court House In N. C., on the Pith day of December, and answer or demur to the petition filed In said action, or tho plaintiff will apply to the relief demanded the said petition This D. C. t Superior Court. All persons who are lo the rat are re- to forward and settle at once lave of collection. I A i Hundley, Richmond, Va. The Greatest Stock of Fine and Medium Furniture in the South. Correspondence Solicited. E. Broad Street, Richmond, Va. NOTICE OF EXECUTION Superior Court. W. Ii. Harrington W. Keel William. Hy virtue of an elocution directed to from the Court Pill tn the to- I will on MONDAY, THE 1ST DAY Of DE- at o'clock M., at the Court door of laid to beat bidder for to all the right, and Internal W. Ft. Keel William., baa In fol- lowing real cattle, to Thai piece or tract of land In Ctr- Henry Taylor, Mill Keel and Keel land, more or U. w. , I HI IN J. W. t Norfolk. Va. and of Hugging. and A CO., Cotton Buyers, Before or of your COTTON are prepared lo pay market or girt meal In exchange, will keen on hand Greenville a full of Meal and for trade. Dr. D James, Surgeon, N. C LAND All forbidden from hunting- or Id b upon my In C H. before Superior court clerk of Pitt county as Administrator of the estate of W J. deceased, notice Is hereby to all Indebted to to make payment to and all having said are notified lo present same for pay- within twelve month from this date or this plead In bar of recovery. day of September, K JACKSON. W. J. Jack sou Grade JOB PRINT here. The Swell Man at Wants life, and Kinder in suit. want; coloring, more fashionable and kink-, than older and more dresser. We have the spirit of the young wants and have suit a .-mail and swell as his heart can desire. The are and not a feature could be added to pal more style into the nil, or trimming of oar Young Men's Sulla. Prices not bitch when we furnish all this swell- MM. We want every young mun town to make it his business to see these Swagger Fall and Winter Suits. i i K went lo today. J. II. Onto, here today. K M. day W. H. Wilkinson, Hie day here. W. T. lo Friday evening, I'll- Ml AN OVERCOAT , ii. mar FRANK WILSON, The King Clothier. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. j PERSONAL NOTES If there is a in margin of ibis paper it is to remind you With that yon n for toil lo as early so possible. Brief Mention of People In the World YOU owe and hope nu will nut k-p waiting fur it. entire Is fur who cross mark on their SHORT LOCAL ITEMS Snap at Home New Put In Pew for i hi, tin-Mile in of at r r called i Lu fall crop of is line Wall for Gallons; Wears Hooker have a tiles stables at is covered with frees ho rapidly. Bail Prepared Buck heat Maple and at Ask i out; A nice lot of and sew out its cigar is something good. f tents Book store. There eleven more of sewing lick given out Wednesday. it it a subject of remark that this full the in the memory of Ibis generation. Ask your grocer gallons; nears W. L. Beat, one of jewelers, has bail the interior bis place papered made Mr. I,. bar- of fall Irish on acres. They are fine and quality. to all magazines taken your order tor When a man who baa not seen the town in time drops in, his tint it, fast THURSDAY, II, W. A Fleming, of Ha-ells, was here today. Mrs. Alice Harper went lo Wilson today. W. J. Nichols spent Wednesday a it hi den. T. II. Haiti, of Farm vat here today. In by Dam, t. I. in r up toad morning. W. ,. Hooper, of on, cum. I in Ibis morning in, j lo no today. Mitt Mary was in loan today. Mrs. Will in me evening. Attorney Mis. A. F. Hums Mis. lie from I Friday evening. , Ni-. land Observer, left this morning. J. J. Smith, agent at Ayden for the A. C. I. baa gone to Haiti lo have his eyes treated. left tin- Morning to lei, who i- lick. Emma Lizzie and W . D, Jackson, in city today. T. It. Walker, A. S. to evening, Walker and Allen returning this morning. Hon. Larry Moore the train. W. Brain, of iii T. Lenoir tin-, Lucy Wednesday night In Lamp. A lamp factory occasion little evening and of the fire alarm at prevented what might have been a no damage loss id lamp and and few slicks Tub furn- Mm, the the by pupils in I'm J. V. took , for m,. Rev. D. W. Davit spent Wed one written In here home May on Keg- that won the of the Cox I The oilier ill follow hey are all a careful reading. Mrs. J. L. Cobb, of who has been visiting Mrs F. at. Smith, home today. Miss of Ayden, who has been Mis. W. . White, returned home Miss Jessie of Kin Good Water Supply. Since have completed well and water lank at their ginning plant, on they are well equipped lire. The pump MOB, who has been visiting rel- gallons of water per here, home Wed- are large I that hold . f , V. J. of I and hose carry the water county, was tobacco parts the plant. The .- Ton. water. H, A. K. Tucker came U. came Thursday John of was here today. For the half of I Register of B. is- -lied licenses lo following Mayor H. W. paid lo Treasurer J. II. for the public school fund, for inn.- collected in Mayor's court for the mouth of October. Ask your lawyer gallons; wears Attention is called lo the by D. Moore, Court, the came of L. J. man, Jacob against Spencer and others. There will lie a festival and given in day for the of the church. Meals will be from two till ten p. m. open the B. R. representative of the Nurseries, near will deliver fruit trees at Monday, Nov. 17th, Gran villa Hind, Those have tr.-cs from nurseries will please call get your doctor gallons; wears longer A a set lire to a lot of rut ton the depot platform at Wake Wednesday Due bales were destroyed and damaged. Skinner returned evening. White. is Sophia left Ibis J. U. West P. Audi son. D. John W. Tucker I Hall. William Tyson and Annie A. Allen. B. L. and Maggie a Mrs. Horton, of Raleigh, is Mrs. Harding. , ., ,,,. . . J. H. and I . J. of the and came in , ,,. .,.,. , evening. Allen in. mi L . ., a. Manning and Lei . Han. Haddock and Mrs. K. lot Walter Harding, of Mills, spent here. Fulford wife are visit , B the family of A. L. Blow. F. A. Bishop is filling Spring Boat. son s Mills, is visiting her sister, Mrs, F. Harding. W. J. i. here looking utter adjusting Dr. residence. U. L. Lewis and Maggie laugh- lieu Shaw and Mary R, Hill. Thomas Daniel. and Jen- Reed Francis Cory. John It. ton. H. H who has a wholesale here, has his business Victoria Whit I move elsewhere. We regret MM. William Cousin B. of ton, was here today took a receipt some sewing tickets buck him. L. T. has a a doors south of; Five where will serve style also sell I them by to see him leave J. J. was here today. M T Spier was here today. If you know Malaria, you certainly don't like it. If you know Malaria and Ague Cure, you certainly do like it. Mack Clark. John II .,. , and it. Ba Wear nu A nun t runs a In tit are Let nil rat many years I of Draw A Co., men In I it ant I baa m at my beak. ii- i I a fur of on over I ever kepi there no only u old wife that mil men away rifle their leisure. I took out rolled a of pa stuffed Into my pucker I take them boat with rm than leave In the as I mu about iii ii bud u in,, In and n ., i with me. time we tar time, and I bad en with ray wife when lute fr f i to It it u r. After departure customer I look my off hook where I It. die lo aura II was nil for there I I, fl the coat on n I eye, , Th, re were sec- Is true, will. I, On and my eye. OB but when looked to coal It we, still When I had finished my Ban- t went home to bed. That I folded my cost smooth- and placed II under my pillow. Th Bin I toot it int., with placing ll on a chair where I will, ii. i it of- my on the outside tat pocket the puck- When reached the I look out tin- and the I II t I had the In brown Now they were Wrapped In newspaper With a of Id on my l hastily unrolled the package Under tot Within the were a dozen pubs of gloves sank Into I chair almost In a faint. of my lusted but ii when I went over i done. I once Lie phoned my ion police and m- It as hiving occurred at the restaurant, where II was unite likely semi light angered had taken out package and slipped Bother whip. bid i,. the The coal mine, mi exactly of same and as lulu,., and on the collar Was the of the of whom I bad It. nay was one of misery to nil. I reported tat loss m the firm, who did not tut,,, it with n very- good humor, and before noon they on expert at work to If I were not endeavoring lo cur- up I In my Dur- afternoon a had rt I lint ii man whose photograph was the gallery, one of most expert rank thieves In the country, bun seen In the while was and tiny w, Oil 1.1. track. This allayed the of employers somewhat, but when availing came and we were about lo go home without any further clew to missing money one of tin, port- nil they wen, very to no so. common prudence would lam to lock me up for night lie nipped the Ma- culled for an I wrote ii Hid,. fr w and called a messenger. w. Waiting, In came who had me the even lug at not knowing what had Ink- the from Lie n big In but last That i upon frantically begun examine his overcoat. mi bind Into a tad drew out a parcel wrapped In brown Unrolling it. bills. I yelled, and lug a y, coll Is the pattern yours. said the senior part- the same added Junior. and I both had our over- coat., and both look them off for In- We had bought at the the same lot, and they were sun.- size, tor and were same III night that II would some time to get at tho error; were account office being warm, taken Ids oven-out and bung It on a hook I too Intent the to notice It. He maker of atom, and Bold certain grades of line for his When he I, had taken my cell of IN i ed trail Hale, wife K. Halt, editor of died Wednesday noon , of family it quite lick hale n new have ion. doctor What are you go tug to call II Is a the bale decided upon t mime fur or four syllables are concerned, but have not made up my mind yet whether It us an nu go All He I hear that h count your wife and nut going lo you. I ho ll. Heller -Ob. I'm fixed. I got a . to me how to I i l hut I It u ml. u. It lend A War M Mart. led haying It n. had too much to say to in, He Mail Orders Solicited. Prompt alt Departments the Bi Store. Bad i i and maw store is C. T. Big Store, and W. Main St., N. C. Dry Goods, Dress Goods, and Domestics. In one stocks of both and I etc , can be found, large at the sold same. Tailor-Made Jackets and Ready- All of the best Calicoes sold at to-wear Garments. J only the yard. Trimmers Assistants i MILLINERY far Mia and moat of Imported Read, to-wear Pat- tern ever brought Booth. Over shapes from. N Pat tarn rimmed alike. new, bright, to teen in Hits cry tor good work Shoes--Cloth ins to the celebrated Unit, sin,., for la and children, which meant to every lady aha got a pair in dale, don't Hurt your feel Our shoes ware so stylish it to-date ,. showing, pairs to sizes By far the largest and nun I select Hat do, ever to We have all the latest and weaves for men. and Dome and look. to wait M you buy or not. Days only. Heavy bleached all-linen Table Damask, inches CA- . , J wide, worth our price, Bleached Table Damask, inches wide, worth our price only Furniture and House Furnishing Goods. of and all wool Mutt- Inga, Baby Car- Picture See our line of White Enameled Bedsteads., Cribs and Single Bedsteads. C. T. g The Big Store and W. Main St., Greenville, N. C. i I The Reflector Printing House is talking to YOU-- S us your orders for Largest Print Shop in Pitt County. -a-i a.

Have You Forgot GOING HOME THAT I AM STILL AS LINE OF What Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware . AND A Tinware, AM USABLE w Came to see me tor your next Barrel of Flour or Pork. Yours to please- Jas. B. White. A . little nation In the Interior of Connecticut. A man and with a In hand and a Ida at-out railroad the of the place be ll the which I bale 1- to to roach lb.- The arid were bin in now tall There la la baa bridge where that wood, u n to Ill other the face of try la It thirty jean be into the path and entered the wood, when a boy bad run lie a tad boy, Tint's Pills of benefit by om. of H -u MICH, the HEADACHE f- run u It raw WM taU at w L quickly it boa and Ice. I V, .,, Don't fail to see me before you buy I Guns, Shells, Stoves, Heaters, Pumps, Locks, Hinges. And anything else in the Hardware Line. K Your friend, . H. L. CARR Something Nice to ;. on lab . you want Johnston Bros. for ii In all you will the beat good at our store, Just we well-supplied in kinds, Candles, Pickles, Mara- Canned Smoked m. Meat, and Ike Mo- In fact anything yon want in the of Groceries at IF B YOU ARE HUNTING and his could do Its a. and when a of m m an act . . n bin foe . an r a oat of h- It did. bi . UM foe In .-.,. i. bi bad rad until r. , 1.-1 inn I Sun Hi Ins of I lot and . at bearer capture and n-- from r-. Mi I . W I I at but re At b. did a i boon l .,,;.,. and all that he b. ma . . i too i u called Aft. t , i. m . T, I . . Id path l , , . 1-. . . and I wall l. . -ml. ii . warn I i i . line. poem, Mil found on u in. from b bad d I rt. In are be laid a I III I I Mo Substitute. A QUEER PICTURE THING. War An Tr. H.- .-. own. In. Pew la th,. are more and that of up art In at M . n. at jean . a which bad i . . peered in a back of a Hi a i The Half of Mi U Del i- i- L aim I I cloud, of dual from a carpet . . ,. In In a bun atop I I It. be lab that it a piece of life from Peed Mil bow be obtained It. It In fact, a lo bee Her l. and a and went out of to bar a I her heal a- ii did not a where be could bay a carpi I, bat rolled up lo a shop on Mall la . ;. ;. sir;, and it. ll i i pun. , . ii the n om and i . bad to I i She i.- t. pan . I ; t In and I I thread when Si -t worked owner eyed it I pl She never did like I i .; declared. it lb. of a Mr. i I t of carpal In the .,. ll lb. weal do n- ,. a log,. .- ind the t lb and an n. ll. r f p i.- full id triumph when be , i he on at lo have a carpel Ilia n i m u safe lo I , . . 1803. It's this You can bum yourself with Fire, Powder, etc, or you can scald yourself with Steam or Hot Water, but there is only one proper way to cure a burn or and that is by using Mexican Mustang Liniment. It s Dot a piece or old linen liniment up can i lea hat excellent la a burn tried ii. leave Wanting- A. at. rills, leave ilia- daily at U M. for for Philadelphia, New York Belhaven, swan Md tar all la for Hie with rail- roads at Shipper freight Old from New York; Line from UM and S. from Mer- and Line from Boston. j. J Aft., N. J B. Bold. K. ii. a UM Dally Sunday Ar Greenville let Ian . in tan p i N a m p m p Ar Norfolk Li a m r. p in a m m I ii in pat ,. a m York I p m FLORIDA r. p m Ar pm t pm a in a m a m in a in y m THE GREENVILLE Pullman and far. N.-. mid lo II. M. W. J. den. Aft. T. M. T. M. N. t. mm- co- A FOWL TIP. ii , Mu-i ; a i- TWO BEEN PAID IS Till OF N. HAS Loan Value. Value. Paul up Extended I if b. tie or year, altar lapse, i ,; of arrears with . year-7. , are payable in- and k year, tor the year be paid be J, the or . SI To make m m during the lifetime . . la U. . ill. both Id mi SALE MILLING Y FOR TEN DAYS. i eluding Ribbons in and shades, Velvets, Hat Trimmings and York Pattern Hats. ,. , o d a HE went lo the A I c. to the r -Are Mr. i ad Mn Gilbert at homer i,. I a The oh i ; lo live i So; i ad to sire up the I the I rd Where are gin hesitated, sad -I don't know. had ran away, m for him to I k and alee a lift The or. a i laughed at tor to loll bad, only foil of . Your mother Margaret I ii,,. -I km i, her a bait your Who -I. your mother a I BO la and r made when girl looked up at bin tear. In a woman leas than forty In. m the i nm i have been lo I ,., . ,. limn. tell i hi -Y,. . to well v . . . ii too in piled i-. In the Home tin- until lb. i.; of chair. -Will you go and bring -l here Don't tell that have The when the i t the gate with white halt tattered down path and bar about but neck, be weal into the when ho found father, t. bat look bun up i bi. It l not inn. Ii that I can i iv neglect wast I can do win more cos lo me than lo you. win lies here I go to a finer A not n said th. old mother. -No; i borne. we can do to Improve it do, tat May kepi long , laid obi woman. gave ii. our ins f.-r year. Or- to Margaret. The -If ion know. I hail a fancy f.-r laid whom every- bod And cot a wife lo help him father and mother. F. A A GREAT WORRY CURE. la i ll. Prescribed. I once a what i ire lie could ii-.- worrying Ii i- 1-. I would i common i.- i if a man or worn m a stock on band and cannot cultivate one the medical in in pow- , worrying Mas heal i I are II lies woman herself. ii will j.-i call a little horse . I., r resolve to borrow ,. . . and . f she will lira r and be able lo retain her beauty. women to keep bat load loose. Why. I ll which la make her yellow eyed in. l I , The Ii -1 for bee lo worry or lo be worried. looks mg i no mole than the can comfortably out In of another day, she not Inn will let lie machinery grind her to health an early old I i- a bather ii lib n- pi to after before everything else. . Bleeps nine and a . ,. , arranging her work u meaner, memorandum hours- for -i . it heartily, of moat i . . and would rather have , i of good mill to , a whole meal of .;. . I a baa a bright who one i the -f appeared In sis I m s looking I chicken bad strayed from s n. I -aid father that. back lo it dot Willie. Us fa- mall any child. Ain't old Sow Times. SOOTHING SHOPPING. a an. upon II . I ,,, i. i Boston bag poured a little m ll -i cried . . . hurried, i -1 s. and . HI w, I. . i i mer i I I had to hay n of dark i i drove over lo one at lie , i . lo gel Ii i. j ,. ; . ii am dark i . . i . . I I, ll red . table eon ll g to i fair of add. under ii i-1 i. i blue. . . were ii op . . . ma I lo ,; iii. ,, would do a. i-.-ll a- the three . width had lawn a top -in mid he would have lo l. i a ladder to gel n more p In for the ladder. portage from cellar, ii- erection repair with i twine, betas broken, and m and real. of wide length produced, i found a would do, and In- a yard, It, lo rob a .- i -woolly. l of In before you me in. sad my kind of ml . it off, bat ll man- BU,. . l guess an ax In -ll. carried roll away I. in ii- he with 1.1. ,. lo Una the which, a hum ii mid not la- for we a him i in-i half open door lo ll,,. i required mi-. .- ribbon an old -ll u all -i i. I i. ,. i, before Beery if l only do my shopping -i Baal gen- THE FIRST WOMAN. Old ISM Tell. no,, a of M-ion Reddened by In the work ii I commonly credited and runs a. Ai beginning of time. the Vulcan of mythology, world. Bat when be lo create a woman he found be em ployed all materials in of There did one element Then fell Into a profound II, to do a. Ur of leaf and the of of rays tears mist, th. of wind, and the timidity of of the peacock and the of the on lbs of the the of the diamond, lbs sweet of cruelty of User, the warmth of fire. chill of the chatter the jay and of He melted nil this formed a woman Then be mode a present of her lo days biter the man to lord, the you gave BU poisons I-i. lit., all for oil And received woman again Bat eight day. lbs man came to the god My lord, my i ii. i returned re- r danced before my I recall how at ms from the comer of her ego, she played filing to And lo him. Three day- only passed and again. he. do not under- how. bat I'm sore the woman me more than I beg of you me of cried, your nay and do your And lbs man cried. live with can you live her. replied Ami weal Ii l neither live with her without her. Hera Weekly. Manufacturers of Boors, Sash and Blinds, Interior and Exterior for Fine Modern We your to In prices, work. Please send your to The Greenville Co. IN----- A LINK if III ME. J. B, a w. hi IN lots every Hum and evening. Pray- evening Kev. J. N. Booth, pastor. . s. in. M. A. Allen M every lay, morning evening. meeting Wednesday evening. Kev. II. M. Kure, pastor. a. m. L. II. Sun day a. K. B. W. K. and evening prayer, with every 1st 2nd and Sunday. a. m., W. B. Brown, a. in Player meeting night. Kev. W. pastor, day P. M., W. R. Par- regular nervier LODGES A. F. A. M Greenville meets and bird Monday evening. K. II., J. M. Kama. See. K. Riser Lodge, No. every W. II. M. Hook- K. of R. i O. ; No. meets every Tuesday evening. W. N. O., I. Be-. R. A Zeb Vane Council, No. meets every Thursday lug. W. B. Wilson, Secretary, J. s. Regent. , . Council, meet every and third night in Odd Fellows Hall. J. Z. Worthy S- I. Conclave , No. every and Monday night in Odd lows Hall. W. B. Wilson S. Sec. N. C. FRUITS AND FLOWERS. Cotton Bagging and always on hand Wake. Wild. -I wonder why they always mil the one. I don't know, but I think I know then the i.- -o along, and as bob h ass ask. are Wild In nil an to- all of the ., ., soil ll good for not plants, Improved by lbs of leaf Wash may often be made to grow by nu One u eon be made to n on- trees lug In planting a border plum ever thing In row., a row Instance, half as attractive Irregularly phased grouse break With pot pleats In a general way too little water at better ti. be drought .;, .-. . i. than yellow kept too wet. . in pats for plume pieces of broken or la the never without be- com., -our. lbs the of Thai l not con- fined lo playhouse, was beyond ill of doubt to the pup., for In one of the public school. The bit of femininity our the amateur work-- ed In of Sarah. When harsh to talk, all her vocal organ, look Joyful holiday and retired In farce of bar Bees, in vain . the teacher Implored. Sarah clung lo her monotone. tell, her lie. gOS try I to do you will fall utterly, I bow will you they'll applaud me. MaSS returned easily. My mother hi to my bill, broth- cents, and if he lbs minute I down to nu of tunes good kept constantly on gold. A trial will convince you. D. W. e, f . N. C. he Stock in every and as low the lowest. market price. paid OFFICERS. Clerk Superior Court, D. C. re. Sheriff, O. W. Harrington. Register of T. K. Moore. Treasurer, J. B. Cherry. Oil. Laughing, house. Surveyor, D. Cox. I B. L. Davie, J. Tucker, W O. Little, J. J. Sat- and Jesse Cannon. every Brat TOWN OFFICERS. Mayor, H. W. Whedbee, Treasurer, H. L Carr. I clerk. J. I lax Police, T. chief, W. U, Dudley. Aldermen, D. S. Spain, I. i Charles B. F. Pat- rick, K B. R. L. W. K. Parker and II. F. Tyson. meets every Brat Thursday Bight. Three Times the Value of Any Other. . I , Third . e in i ii n ,. i i-i;. . heeler Wilton Mfg Co, Atlanta, S. T. Greenville, N. C. COOKING HINTS. is greatly Improved by a of before adding Hour to gravies, always a Boar there be no lump, in the gravy. I vary the flavor of potatoes for or, if it the kettle In tour milk for ring, en or batter la t of of m If ;., ii deem u an e hot or a i i. i little more recipe half Be much . i a -ii in mold Into i i la rote Is i i bail- i half i i. roll i i.,. i . i , fall; lull oil pap i -n i, ,., ii.- ii lake a of . rub in the . in. of half and mix milk. Hake In oven, spin add Oath , Tea. do you ill-like him Ices I'll, he any. He told me evening that deep, proceed- ed ii bin how you good make a man a D n him feel if he , tad to ad like a. Bass. I you keep a I haven't got M that, hut t keep an B IS. Be- th, Alfred It as we had everything nicely for our elopement, father gone sanctioned Monthly. Few thing, are necessary for of life, but It on In- number to the demand. opinion. 16.00 SI ray light real cow. solid darker on nose cut oft three inches of head when left, inch strap around neck. Will about Bent. Any one said row will notify. D. If American and Italian Marble Iron Pane Sold. work and t mt on Live; Pills to Pills re . Save the Children All stomach bowel troubles In child or adult are due Indigestion. Flux, colic, chillers and all like are the fermenting In the only way to prevent to cure trouble, Injury to the membrane, lining the stomach la to rotors perfect digestion What Too Cat ll the new which cure, all , h. classes of I -laud gives to the body health aid i. i, and an . u . . it,. at m. In a o V r A y fare i. CaTt J. L. All are hereby I. in any way laud, Heaver J. II. r---W ,, t. . PATENTS A I . i Oh You Write a letter to every member of the best lies in County when yon advertise in Eastern Reflector The Eastern Reflector. D. J. EDITOR TRUTH TO F. . . r. VOL. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, FRIDAY, NO. REFLECTOR PRINTING HOUSE Manufacturing Commercial Printers t Books, , Office Etc GREENVILLE. NORTH Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Cotton, drain Private Wires to New York, New Orleans. TOO WANT Dry etc., go lo Mrs. L. ii. WHITE, Jack, N. t.-in-l. low cash or kg II -line I for When the cashier or a hank be- comes the dew I tor. are in danger of losing their Ricks Wilkinson PROF. ON EDUCATION. NOW IS THE TIME He Makes an Eloquent Plea for Rural Libraries. When hundreds of men their winter in a hurry this week will Is. a busy one if take your lime In lions. we vim in at once the rush I. on, tor yon can plenty of time to the detail garments. There's pleat to bore, Everything In Suits. from a Sack lo evening -from a jaunty abort in lo along, heavy and each made in every fabric that in fashionable this season. MEETING IT WAS MARIAN MOVE. W. S. HERBERT PASSES AWAY. A Sabbath Day's Journey From Lockup to Tall Timber. APOPLEXY CAUSED DEATH. The following i from the Res report of .,. lie , -J f ii i ,, day s work was bill lie last week. Prof, me .; ,, ,, . . ,,, to absent Hal impression upon all Marian lb house is now enjoying the parts Marian was a member of the chain gang, and i- ,.,., i I o Ilia- in official circles a character, lie -up- Editor the Fire Press Died Sunday. BLIND TIGER CAPTURED. Chas. Webb Sold Liquor Without a the Hands the i i i T Men's Suits, to Overcoats, to ill to vain, which is grieved to i Ur. w. s. U-ii, Kin-Ion . hi. h occurred hi- home afternoon o'clock, lie bad health for lime, and ll lo ton veal's. A line line fabrics men Hum richly Extra Special for the Little Boys, Suit-, made from trimmed. Thee are worth our Thinking of your Winter Mat . thought U we have a lot of will save you money it you buy here. We have just received some new WINTER which will interest you at i mo,,,. A. ,, Well apt smith I. ,,. .,, am- suffered H ma by having been W II. Mr, . i i a tho Be stated In Hie beginning . , .,. .;,,, coal lie he was hearty . i ,. i i. . ii for. lie Cop could SChOol house-, , , J ., . bis with everything that had i. . i. v c-up-e. you might have . , ., ,. . in darkened room, Me those things, and vet fail to ob , , , ,. ,. in the tin l that tor yon strive. . . f. ,. was loose the pocket, with In a . , . . ., the school, hive a a a house. But you mu-i teacher have ink in, the Shoe h o e I Chas, Mi. colored, ilia- mayor morning charge retailing liquor i ii-e. Great Department Store. THIN the moat us only requisite in a with an in comfort was the this must be com- with season. know you will be to learn ii I a Mine ha l-.-n strong; in every part, in ever line, easy in every way, and Webb was hound over in at the extremely low price of 8.00 pair. are sole urn for Ii co January term evening i i lo Webb's i- per pair. We are for the Shoo in and we careful in-i these excellent Shoes at our store. member full line of Shoes of other makes the popular leathers at popular prices. in trail nil as the two came hardest thin, An ho I e bad will, the A cm. . i . proceeded the hounds over of the people from to. -1 . ,, This phase he had in of In- splendid was I by monster, Death. He for mm v . Klee when it bin a small paper. lib energy perseverance he hi- pa per lo rank North Carolina Journalism and nine changed it from h weekly semi daily. The Ricks Wilkinson not heard In BOO- But we can get local taxation until something is to educate these groan folk., who do the voting. In this connection, be said that the use of books in the I fur bis should to the Celestial coarse far as it was known, lo Hive i start. Bang, that old hypo. from the i baa departed ability of Free Ins was ever where, ii did for nil- of Kin-inn any other factor. Hi- death i- n loss In hi-town, as will as lo the pie north Carolina. Ur. Herbert a congenial a . and a Ho I leaves a wife and two little heat will come over here In tell Americans how In do ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE TO TAKE GAME AT NORFOLK. i . y Will Circulate Petitions to be Victory Goes to Georgetown by to Legislature. SALE BY BAKER HART In addition to the best stoves in the world we carry everything you may expect to find in a hard- ware store. Packing for Steam and Water Pipes is decidedly the best thing of the kind we have ever handled. Call and examine it. The Proof of Doing is in What We Do. THE Greenville Warehouse makes no claim that is not borne by facts. An average of for everything sold on our floor during month August doe- its own talking about what Man and the rest of do for those who sell at the Greenville Warehouse. You only have try M to I convinced that we will get you the highest prices every time. Q. F. EVANS CO , o. r. Proprietors Greenville children. Thus means of lion of these older people would lie placed within their reach, I Which if used, would do very much toward securing taxation. He said he believed the most j thing done by the last Legislature was the inauguration of this movement fut the establish- libraries. All of the various troubles spoken of, such as ignorance of distances, etc., could lie relieved by changing the people, and this could be done only by means of these libraries. They ought to be circulated instead of stationary. He said that a recent meeting of his teachers, with libraries already established, twenty-five have said libraries in their districts. These libraries to used so as to create the habit of read this once, He believed a skillful The will meet or teacher could get the pen-1 of clock next Sunday afternoon In pie of community into of reading. Las them once gel a taste of it, rest would ; School be easy. Following i- plan Bones Another use of the library should of school districts, a. u- to stimulate a desire know I- ported by the edge. Those who were not in the State of with the country districts bad County Superintendents a Raleigh no idea how little desire there to know anything more than , North Baal know. lock, Galas, the library Halifax, for pleasure and Kure, that not be Tyrrell, Washington, Martin, In other way. The Pitt, of these only avenue that percent of; Bast -Craven, the people of have for getting i Wilson, Wayne. Hals Still another use of the library mil, Sampson, was lo provide subject matter for thought and , Scotland, lion. People do not think and talk about anything else, but what are brought in contact Vance. Person, I he only way to make people do is to provide them with la. do. all the little that come before of re mill men not lo live of Then rending elevates tone of a i.- He had results in of native rice pots in land these have the deep sympathy many I, -ii Old I I. a -lie, i. near In III. i . i found pi. vale retail bottles, Aim gallons a . in d. A part haul I. in pat One jug w. and a number of bottle, were lull. Duo Allow me p, e In lo up little crop ha mill ill -ii laud Id hon i- place Hi.- Tuck, In II lb sigh. land n In J lion a hen men hauls of family were lived mi farm, was cultivated after left tho farm until about Igor year- ago. Then ii was allowed to grow up In old lit pines, which were cut down s. P. Shade ilia V I 1- In-i I FOR MEN., M. ii slate. Their loss of husband her i- the saddest of all. ever knew. Broke Score of to The name of football bet wee and the at day resulted in a -cue of l- for Georgetown, for Carolina. Look Out lot fakir. The Observer pub- At the meeting of the League held in the church j there was an of w steps should be taken now to Pitt county of H derided to lit once a canvass of I lie county for lo next tore to accomplish ibis end. A lie against a fakir who was in of the and or. lo sell was called for mall lo to devise means lie was the of the lulled and been all persons who received mail by A Charlotte the of were he- money for boxes, postmaster Mullen Bays that the man no Authority sell or Boiled money for mall bozos. Observer To Honda by Newton burg farmer, pulled up slakes yesterday depart, ed for Florida by private He by --ms and of traveled la a wagon and a back, and Mr. Finis staled that to travel or miles each lay and would reach , his destination, Id five weeks, Charlotte Observer. ml in in ill.-ii bedded n up in April, rows U feel palled hill. The amount manure used was from horse stable only. seed per all ed in furrows and two I'm lows on it. Set on day May on tobacco twice worked w nil line twice, lug on the Dill July and 11th September Bold the entire crop without grading lo pin-1 I hero being pounds on six seres. Now. Mi. and lead-, ere, ibis looks like exaggeration, neighbors know above lo be true. in Herald, building, in great rep to of pair of Salt that feet f. well, no matter sir. you wear, of with of comfort sad HIGH QUALITIES-LOW PRICES. Look Fur sin of marks Dealer. for Hen, ard are Shoos SCHWAB CO. Sail I. Every man should be interested in our popular SHOES will be glad to have you call sec them. If yon looking for something cheaper or some other kind, we have ill Yours truly, J. B. Cherry Co. New Dress Goods Silks, All-Over Laces Montgomery, I. Central la, Alexander. Lincoln, ll also Anson. literature and A had Mellow. ll, Mad- in Ins for bast i., Hay Wood, Alle history of North a Ashe, pupil the public it Jack- ill I mini mil by a majority of and voted in prohibition. Prohibition earned also in Cumberland, by a vary large had the following the as matters human interest. There lo a drift in Ninth toward local prohibition. Charlotte Mint to Men. Say-an will become a long m the majority its bus men rely upon a ft a mer- chants in make the lo bring town. Too often men in clothing trade line ones to rent ll out after CM bet mer chants wait until these Induce town and I trade drills in their places. A public man should ash himself if he is doing in. part lo lo town. lie may lie In- wail, even by fair dealings and popular nay. in- lull share that Hie place, he is not Ins pint a- u member of the con it lie is not helping to ax in- town Any chant who lo la lbs entire baa. moss , and i- not a . all working to extend the trade as hi i- possible Hying to bring a in the of which the town i. business ; showing Dress and in all the latest shades and will he shown season. We are paying attention Una and you real assured you will gal the lowest If yon buy from ii- also have of staple dry goods, as and in anything you want in the staple line. S H B i t-i tn. -m i- full up with bar- gains in nil styles ladies and children, CLO T II I N i Men's, children's Clothing. can save you money In ibis department. Wears in quality. Ii,.,. ll. in from cheapest to the beat. We have tin- in such a- Cuffs, Underwear, you want in this line moan supply. Goodness quality with cheapness of can always be depended upon in our store. respectfully you examine HI lino be- buying your full Your friends. page.; Swain, him; a woman Cherokee. clothes. A man's clothes ate shaped is average -mil to lie a In hi- digestion would not melt in th. ad sonic people months I others. man i- known by com puny be keeps, ii he Is known by to eat the mini PULLEY 2nd Door of i re. n, A U L lo in our Job Depart- is shown in the high class of work we arc turning out. have best equipped office a class of printing hardly In It you are particular a to the quality of printing, we want work. W give yon the boat.