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mm You May Never but Should you Want Job Printing Come to us. I II H. he Refer Anything a Visiting- ard to Sheet Poster. W. carry a of the celebrated Geo. S. Parker Fountain Pen It is a big hit in a n r on and is distinctive Parker only does feed the ink perfectly, but soiled Augers. The Daily Reflector A DANGEROUS . and when she wont she wont. INSPECTING DOUBLE BOTTOMS IN Nelson, of Woodbury, X. J., OUR NAVAL VESSELS a to whom she was engaged, who was arrested m Try- of and grandmother. She is an heiress land rich. She stuck to her fellow, There ii ON of the hip of hired counsel he naval officer that ii having acquitted and turn- II Gives the home news every afternoon at price cf cents a month. Are yo . a subscriber It not you ought to be. The Eastern Reflector Is only a year contains the news wt gives information to the these i rowing co, that is worth many times m i e than the price. km to I ho layman that can as upon the modern ship all her meets her uniformed officers the pot- upper deck. Not the parts i f ship kept and mat and alt-o those far -v. u, contracted spaces that I he day. These include tho compartments bet with the inner eater skins of the ship, known tech as the other places that separate the magazines and various built up within the ship from the outer skin. narrow compartments to and rust, in that those who have tho cure of them may do duty well and prevent the decay of tho ship a system of inspection has been devised, the inspector mast be, under the naval regulations, commissioned A board of inspection is formed each ship, which must of one two line of- The duty of this board is period- to make personal inspections of all the parts of tho ship, examine every- thing critically. for any evils that may be found to exist t report to tho for to tho de- the of tho vessel in detail. Baited MO while inspections, and in sea- men's working suits crawl all fours throughout the length of the bottom of tho ship, through narrow openings and examine with their eyes every inch of tho surface of the steel plates. Tho paint of these softened by dampness in some places by heat and the steam laden air of the boiler rooms in others, rubs off tho working suits, an hour's crawling transforms the neat officer into n sorry spectacle. some modern navies this duty is per- formed by the enlisted men, tho officers being excused from it. bat our navy the feeling exists that an man should not to go where an is not willing to lead. The result is that always with tho Americans and the efficiency of tho fleet is assured. Numerous precautions must be taken to avoid tho risk of losing life while performing this duty, for it is attended no little danger. The atmosphere f spaces entirely or partly closed for n considerable length of becomes robbed of its oxygen the rust is soon made unfit to sustain life If such com- are blown out with air led through a hose from a blower duct all plate removed A lighted candle is ways carried by tho officer his crawling If the burns dimly or m ems upon the point of I extinguished, Hero is a deficiency it he will immediately seek tho opening; lending from the compartment leave it at Men are stationed at places us mar as I lo to him, so that they may hear nit voice and reader Immediate, assist- case of Dead. No OM is allowed to enter any confined space board ship without light, though addition a portable electric light is carried frequently to render the inspection more thorough. It not that and men become so wedged between I end beams while performing ; this duty as to make it extremely cult to them, more than one I officer of tho is tho retired list today of permanent injury to health contracted while perform- this arduous labor. of the exercised it is rare that a life lost in this service, but at least tho of a man proved fatal to him. One of the boilers of the ; cruiser Newark, while flagship of the south having been tightly for a mouth, in order to preserve it from tho coppersmith of that vessel, on energetic, faithful man, thought its in- should examined and, r though warned repeatedly never to en- such a boiler without nu open light, removed upper and crawled In upon the an electric light. lie told no one that he was going tho boiler, and no one was stationed to assist him in case of need His dead body was found half oat end half in tho boiler manhole with the I light still brightly within boiler Me evidently crawled upon the brace., felt a craping over him had en- to regain the open but lost just as life lay within . his reach, and n died of asphyxiation j The air in tho boiler had been robbed of its oxygen by tho iron of shell the formation of rust, and i the residuum was unfit to A lighted candle was snuffed nut hi mm boiler, and this n n railed until a lower plate when the heavy gas ran out U water might, and tho air within sum mine to be pure more vivid of the dangers to he encountered the care of tho now try to taken u duty could given than this Incident, which hows shot mid flit II and bursting pipes ire not tho only dangers that confront the officers and men of Uncle navy -New York Hun newly wedded Tho impost various ties The husband must protect the wife, while tho must follow tin and he goes. sir, couldn't Hint in My husband's going to a out Of jail. And then Changed luff mind and I everybody l refusing t She for then streak in a I man who COUld his and Strong the body against v s Liver Pills, an lie cure for sick x sour stomach, jaundice, bilious- and all kindred troubles. The Fly Wheel of I Your Liver Pills are the fly-wheel f life. I shall ever be grateful for the accident that brought them to my notice. I feel as if I had a new lease of life. I. Fairleigh, Platte Cannon, Co. Liver Pills NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The having duly qualified before the Superior Court Clerk of Pitt as Executor of the Last Will Testament of G. E. Little. notice i here- by to all indebted to the to make immediate pay- to the all persona claims against said estate are notified to present the same for payment on or the 21st day of or this plead in of same This G. H. Executor of O. E Little A gentleman that had a stranger or an outsider come to North and made the among our people that Mrs. had made. Ike people would have stirred as never this ago I had child delicate from birth, and for six months she was under con- care of the ls-st we hail in our town. his to control the bowel trouble, which had conic dysentery. She also from some aggravated which large sores and risings to break out on her body. Oil time there would Is- as many as SO or Wt had several treat her at different times, but nothing reached her case. They would these but as soon as one was another broke out, the doctors me no hope of her cure. she hail led a life of agony suffering six months, I was In- spired to try Ml. Joe Remedy. There was a change for in twenty-four hours, it seemed to towels at once, and after using a my cured, and has never since had any sign of trouble am is now in perfect health. A few years after this had lo break out my strange to say I did not think of lira. Joe Remedy. I was under the treatment for three sores continued to get worse until they had eaten lo the I then thought of Irving Mrs. Joe Wash and is almost useless to say it soon made a cure. I wish I could so that man, woman and child, in North could hear, that I might tell them what Mrs. Joe Per- son's and Wash did for me mine. I advised one of my friends who had been a terrible sufferer for a long time, with nurses son- month, she the Remedy Wash, and it soon made a cure. have recommended It to ever so many of my friends, for other ailments, and I have never known it to fail to cure yet. There is no medicine aqua to it. Rachel Rude Roxboro, Co., Oct. 1898. Legal line SALE. Hy virtue of a decree of the Court of Pitt made at December term, in the action II. trustee and Others against L. King and others. I a ill on Monday the of February, sell at pub lie sale the Court House door the town of to the highest bidder, a certain tract or parcel of laud, lying and in the county of bounded and described as follows, to wit joining the lands of Smith. William King, the heirs of ear Harris. Moses and others, containing twelve hundred and fifty more or less and known as the Move farm Terms of sale This day of Jan. It. F. Tyson, Commissioner DIRECTORY. every Sun- day, morning evening. Pray- inciting Thursday evening. Rev. A. W. Setzer, pastor. Sunday school a. m. c. Rountree, superintendent. regular services. school n. m. every Sun day, morning and evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Rev. X. M. Watson, pastor. Sunday school p. iii. W. ST, Harding, third Sunday, Rev. Sunday J. it. Morton, past school p. m. J. it. Moore mi- COMMISSIONER'S SALE. of a decree of the Court of Pitt made at December Term, in the action of it L. Executor of S. V. against L. C. King. Peyton T. Atkinson. Alice S. Atkinson, others, I will on Monday, the day of February, 1888, sell at public sale before the Court House door in the town of Greenville, to the highest bidder, a certain tract or parcel of land, lying and being the county of Pitt and bounded and described as follows, to adjoining the land of R. E. Mayo, B. O. Hell, Rives heirs and others, containing i fourteen seven acres more or lei and know- as the farm. Terms of sales Cash. This of January. It. F. Tyson, Commissioner II H m i -I A. F. A. M. Greenville Lodge, So. meets first and third R. W. M, J. M. Her. Lodge, No. Meet every Tuesday W. F. N. I. Over ton, See, K. of River Lodge, No. every evening. Dr. E. A. Jr., C. V. II. A. White, K. of It. H. Vance No. meets every even- W. B. R. M. R. See. O. If, a. every night at in I. O. F. hull. I,. virtue of an order of the Superior Court of Pitt county made in a certain Special Proceeding therein pending, entitled, H. Cobb and Sarah Cox against C. A. I will on Mon- day, February 1888, sell at sale before the Court House door in Greenville, to the highest bidder, a certain tract or panel of land in the county of Pitt adjoin- lauds of A. C. Tucker, Thomas Nobles, deceased, and containing one hundred and fifty more or less known as the King formerly belonging to M. L. ed. of This 20th day of December, 1888. L. Blow, Commissioner. LAND SALE By virtue of the Court of Pitt County made on the Kith day of December ISM in Special Proceeding therein pending, entitled Cannon, Public Administrator, administer- the estate of Warren deceased against I will Thursday, January 13th, ISM, o'clock M., front of Die Court House door in the town of Greenville, sell at public the highest bidder live sevenths interest in that track of land situated in Con- township, Pitt ad- joining the lands of Fred horn, the Sam Manning land and others, acres more or less. Terms of sale cash. This Dec. 12th, Cannon, Public Administering the estate of War- deed. Jarvis A Blow, NOTICE TO CREDITOR. Having duly the Superior Court Clerk of Pitt county as Executor oft lie Will and Ten turnout of Jennie deceased, notice is hereby given to all per- indebted to the estate to make immediate payment to the under- signed, all persons having claims against the estate should present the same for payment on or the 2nd of January, 1800, or this notice will plead in liar of recovery of same. This 2nd day of January, 1888. Executor of Jennie Boyd. out August -T Mt . Ms 3-. . ii in. Warsaw m, -n n m. Rocky r p in. 2.31 p p m. p ., p in, i nu 1.- . . cw York a m. V M m. s. p m. n. i m, i p m. i m. 1.48 m. No a m, 1.14 I. S It a in, H I ; II. s in. York t. n W -Hut Jack New Bet- Ni. i n m, Chad i t -Ii in, 7.15 p in, . n. p m, . m, s in, Atlanta P m. pin. hi . . A . ii V He. . .- Vi k 1.0.1 Mai u am, I. SO am, Richmond a. am, N- 11.50 am. rm, Rocky Mount in. 2-20 mi. Ga. born am. W S cm, pm m, York am, pm, nu . pas, m, pat. Norfolk p . Sp in n. II t u . in New ii-lat This is . s Walnut HO ill i Nu. I m. pm 1.45 night, ton Atlanta am, v in am, em 4.17 pm. 0.1 U am, Ii Ml am, am, Lake v n ; u J I. a 4.18 . . in., arrives . p. m., I -p. Returning, . in., dill x . m., 8.20 a. m., in j. p . m Ar 9.10 ft. m leave III u ail pm at o , aid v pm Dally M U, A Raleigh K. B. a J, t SO p. , ID P. U . r 7.40 M., p. m u 7.50 ft. in., Sunday a. v. iv. n urn 10.14 , nu leave Ml it pm arrive , l pm Spring Hope pm ho leave Spring Hope I am N Rocky Ml H n dally Sunday. Mil I N. c. dully, Sun lay, 7.1 OS. Hi-lying 8.30 a oiling a Train on Clinton Vi. a. n Clinton dally, in. , m- loft-e at and H M ii I K II H SERVICE Steamers leave Washington Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- days at ti A. M. for Greenville, water permitting, Returning leave Tarboro A. M., A. M. on Tues- days, Thursdays and Sailing hours subject to change de- pending stage of water. Connect Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, New York and But- ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by Old Dominion S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Ray and Line from lost on. JNO. X. Washington, X. C. J. Greenville, X. WINSTON ELECTION LAW AMENDMENT. DOLLS, Vases, Wagons, Shoo Air Figures, Fire Works, Toys, Cups Saucers, Candies. Mixed Nuts, R a i i us, Sweet Florida Oranges, Apples, lemons. Chairs, Bedsteads, Tables, Mattresses, bureaus, You will never a Standard Sewing Machine. SAMUEL M. Salt. Phone At our ops on Dick- sen avenue we re- pair all kinds of Ma- dins ft Farm- Implements. We also ct u re arts, Brackets. Posts, Balusters. Let us have your work. B ALLEN, J C. LAMER k CO S. IN IN i III MARBLE Iron Fencing only work prices reasonable H. 1- u W, R. IN N. The Stock complete in every department and prices as low as the low eat. Highest market prices paid for country Representative F. D. county, introduced the fol- lowing in the An Act to Amend the it u- of North Carolina. The General Assembly of North Carolina do Section That section of Art. I of the Constitution of North Carolina be and the hereby repealed. See. That Article VI of the Constitution of North lie and the aim- is hereby repealed, and in its stead shall the following Article of said Con sections ARTICLE AND ELIGIBILITY TO OFFICE. Section I. Qualifications of Every male person born the United States, and every male who hits been naturalized, years old or upwards who shall have been an actual bona tide dent in State of North Carolina for two years, possessing all the qualifications set out and re- quired this Article and its sections, shall be entitled to vote at any election by the in the State, except as may lie herein otherwise provided. See. Every person to vote shall have act bona fide resident of the State of North for two years, of the county one year, of the or ward or other election district in which ho proposes to vote six months election; provided, that removal from one precinct, etc., to another in same county shall to deprive any person of the right to vote in the precinct, etc., from which he has removed, until six months after such removal. But no person who has con- or confessed in open court upon indictment of the fol- lowing bribery, in any degree, receiving stolen goods, arson, obtaining money or goods under false perjury, forgery, embezzle- rape, wild intent to commit rape, fornication ad tery, bigamy, incest, removing crop before paying rent or liens thereon, disposing of moil gaged property with intent to the mortgagee, crime against nature, sale of cotton with- in prohibited hours, dueling, conducting a lottery, to houses, churches fences, shooting at or throwing care, locomotives or trains, slander of innocent women, seduction under promise of marriage, or an attempt any of these or of felony now prohibited by the laws of North Carolina, or which may hereafter be prohibited, or of any crime whereof the punishment may be imprisonment the shall lie permitted to vote or be deemed an elector, unless the said person shall be II restored in a manner scribed by law. it shall not be necessary has been imposed to bring persons within the prohibition this sec- Those under are prohibited as well those under sentence. . Sec. Provides that every per- son offering to vote shall be at the time, a legally enrolled and voter on his personal cation herein prescribed, and as provided in accordance with this Article, and no person shall be lowed to who has not register- ed. The of voters the laws in force on the first day of April, 1898, remain in force until Juno at which dale all the provisions of the Constitution relating to ration and election, contained in this Article and as herein provided, shall go into the General Assembly its regular of shall registration law to carry effect the provisions of this Article relating to the reg- of such voters only as are qualified this Article its sect ions. Sec. All elections by shall be by ballot and all by the General Assembly shall be viva See. Every presenting himself for registration shall lie able to read intelligently and he shall lo do so when he applies for by making oath, ad- ministered to him having charge such ration, or by his deputy, of whom arc hereby such oath, written application j therefor a blank to be fur by such officer. The mid application shall con the information to show that he is entitled to register vote, and shall be entirely written, dated signed by him the presence of registration officer or his deputy, without as- or suggestion from any person or memorandum whatever, except the form of application lure in set forth. The application for ration above provided for shall be an ex- act copy of the following form, with proper names, dates and substituted for tho blanks therein, to am a resident of the Stale of North a citizen United States. My name is . . ; I was horn in the Stale of. . of the year I am now. years and. and. of age; I have res i lei in this state since. in the county in the precinct ward or other I am not disfranchised by any of the provisions of the Constitution of this Sec. Provides that if the lie not able to read and write as above provided, he shall at the time he offers to the actual tide owner of property assessed to him in the State at a valuation of not less than three hundred dollars tax lists of year which he offers to register, or on the tax lists of the preceding year if the roil of the current year shall not have been completed filed, and on which, if the property so assessed lie personal only, all taxes due thereon shall have paid. This section provides at length for oath, to be made before the registration officer., case the applicant for registration can neither read nor and possessed of the required amount of property to entitle him Sec. No male was an January 1807,. . any date prior thereto, cut it led to vote under the Constitution or statutes of any State in the United States wherein he then resided, or who prior to that time was a regularly enlisted soldier in the of the United States; and no person, son son of any such person not less than years of age at the date of the adoption of this Constitution; and no mule who was prior to tho first day o 1900, shall lie denied the right to register and vote in this State by reason of his failure to possess the or property qualification prescribed by this Constitution; provided he shall have resided in this State for live next preceding the date at which he shall apply for reg- shall have registered In accordance with tho terms of 1900; and no shall lie en- to this after said date. This section also provides for the method such persons shall pursue to secure the of the above, and provides also the oath he shall also for a MB registration of this class o voices, and all whose appear thereon shall be permitted to vote at all elections in the Slate, etc. See. s. Provides for the payment of poll tax of all persons under the and provides that such person shall lie permitted to payment is made on or before day of De of year for the two years preceding the year which he oilers to vole. All be- tween the ages of and not herein exempted come within Ibis provision. It Is also required by this see that the poll tax receipt for said time shall be exhibited to the election officer in official form, or duplicate of loss, or proof of payment of such poll lax shall be by the affidavit of the party to whom it was paid. Heavy penalty is imposed for changing or altering in any way one of these receipts; tax collector sheriff who shall ante date such shall be guilty of forger Idiots deaf and dumb or blind persona are exempted; also persona under 2.1 years of age who have paid all poll taxes assessed against This sect ion provides the lo lie taken by office holders. See. Defines who shall lie eligible to office. Also provides for the submission of this Amend to the Constitution to the voters of State, for ratification the Tuesday after the Monday in May. The is lo be conducted held under the same rules as arc provided in the law regulating elections in this State and in force May is to say, the new election law to lie passed by the present General Assembly. The salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Sail Rheum, Fever Sires, chap Hands, Chilblains, Corns, all Skin Eruptions, positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to perfect faction or money Price cents per box. For sale by Jno. L. fins iii.- year and ii. For will lit the are invited to month prices have been marked away down from regular Belling prices oil Fine M, JUST FOR FUN. A little Kensington school girl quoted a well-known phrase soft answer turned away Like King of Franco and mushed Dreyfus out and him back you have the grip. Take this prescription to the drug More. II will only cos you about To cents. My fit- is seem to have a cold yourself, yes, but a little lemon and sugar will fetch me around all NO RIGHT TO this Article prior to The woman who is lovely in face, form and temper will always have friends, but one who would at- tractive must keep her health. if she is weak, sickly and all run down she If she has constipation or kidney trouble, her impure blood will cause skin eruptions and a wretched complex ion. Electric Bitters is the lies medicine in the world to regulate stomach, liver and kidneys to purify the blood. If gives strong nerves, bright smooth, rich complexion. I will make a good looking, charm woman of a rundown invalid. Only DO cents at L. The I of pence was taken and if he docs not agree lo aid I. m I lie Senate on I in pulling those through TYSON. We have a nice variety styles yet and you can now pet a Bargain When you conn t see cur Spec- Counter. J. B. CO WASHINGTON LETTER. for the Civil Service From Our Commission, j n. Washington. D. Jan. and Judicial bill. Senator Mason fired an When the yea and nay vole was peeled bombshell the the appropriation of the Philippine when he offered his resolution, starling with a quotation from the Declaration of Independence all just powers of gov- are derived from the eon sent of de- that the V. S. will not at- tempt to govern the people of any other country without the consent of the people themselves or subject them by force to our dominion their will. Unless the it- got a small majority, and Ibis year's care over. Mr. is still playing on the Philippine question, and he will probably keep it up the Senate treaty. The message he sent with the treat of peace to the Senate was formal, and might have been put four words, lathe alt hough the administration must be ill possession of much lion relating lo present critical to vote ratification. Even if that claim be correct, enough Senators would be against the to prevent, if are so disposed, its being upon this session, as appropriation lulls, not one of which has vet passed by Senate, the Canal bill and oilier will all In- pressing ail ion. with the probability extra net sum will be glowing longer ever Jerry Simpson was in his s.-at when Congress reassembled, for lite Aral lime this session. He says be is strongly opposed to the large for the Hull bill, will be heard from before bill is jammed through he House. Sail men to Wash- these days nearly all have something to afoul the to admit Confederate vet- emus to Homes and pension roll, and the substance of the opinion- nine of is in tin- following remarks, made by Mr. A. n. Met hue. of supposes that the southern people have the remotest idea that i In- veterans of the Confederate or their friends expect pen- sinus of United States Govern- or even reception into lite Homes, a grievously mis taken notion is cherished. people an- not dreaming of such idea, for I are to entertain proposition soul not absurd. The old Johnnies are doing Ant- rate Without from Washington. Our pension is already big enough, and there is no for further burdens. The whole idea is Quixotic and the to denounce ii would the proposed Whether public gets II chance to see the report of the army board of survey, which is now secretly Investigating charge of Gen. that the beef furnished our soldiers iii Cuba and was with chemicals, which rendered unlit local and dangerous to health, will depend en- upon what says after the report has been sub milled In him. and hill he w ill will nature of the report. If It be against Miles, ii will be published as as pus slide; If it confirms his charges, i. will be pigeon-holed for keeps. The beef I rust is working ha d to I convince the board they used and that the beef the soldiers of and bis between our troops lowers changes widely from what Philippine insurgents which the latest official advices stale it to the Senate, the people, would lie, we have got lo govern them to know. Not a word received force or not at all. from Gen. Otis by the Bailey won Iii. constitutional light without a re- port from the House Judiciary Committee, although the members of the Committee arc understood to lie unanimous in belief that Hie of a commission in army, a Represents- the news from live, vacates his seal In the House, carefully censored it has made ii Reed won Mr. Bailey's tight is alarming for him, by refusing lo certify Hint a light between tin- in vouchers for the pay of the our troops members of the House who hold lion since the Insurgents in posses of defied Miller his troops, who had been sent by Otis to take pot of the town, has been made public, except bad boon lotion. Miller. Al Manila is com missions. The mail of Southern Senators and is full of pro lists from ex Confederate against the proposal of Senator of lo give them United Sen- Pascal presided n formal me lo the senate against the Butler idea, from Confederate veterans of Osaka, The has annual scare In the Civil and it was more real than usual. This time, the House us a actually voted tn strike out the daily probabilities. Should natives a revolution our authority, ii would result increasing against our keeping the for official reticence. was tIn- the sells every large city in the country all the lime. Miles is conducting an independent investigation, through office of the Inspector General of the the War gating Commission is also dallying with beef question. The Senate might four day's work this week, but ii did not act do four hours work. are not helping the administration ovoid an extra of next Con grew. Talk of the administration put- ting a candidate in the field User Reed for the of next House is again prevalent. Ii Is said Mr. Reed has been asked to define his position lo wards the Hull army bill and era I other measures which the administration Foreign Relations, and the is it will be reported lo the Senate sometime week Opinion differs as lo BOW MOD a vole w ill be reached. In there will lie nothing tangible which until tin opponents of the treaty Indicate their It is claimed Hint seventy prom- m in ii. Committee Elections Favor It. The House Commit tot. is ,, , . R. L. W. White, James O. c. W. Bryan and c. W. Democrats, and W. W. Hampton, R. J. I, Pi ,, Republicans. This committee met to examine and report upon the contested election ease of Sugg. Democrat, against Mitchell, Republican, from Greene. Swift Galloway, who so ably managed pin in which resulted loan order from an Judge Robinson for a recount vote of there- by electing a set of count officers, presented the eon- before the commit- tee, ii was shown, Mitchell had the certificate of membership, inn that subsequent to its issuance, Judge Robinson, upon petition, a recount of the vote. Thai recount showed that Sugg had majority. The record of proceedings was produced before the committee. had no counsel, and evidence, appellate mil presented his certificate of election. On examination he ad- lieu he was present the and Sugg had ,.,. -IV. and that having the lit dilate he could do no less than lake his seal in the Legislature, having a case, by virtue f that, and was willing lobe tried n and would submit to the committee's action without protest complaint. by a unanimous lie of Democrats and Republican very soon decided Sugg, Dem- k-rut, was entitled to be scaled. Raleigh Post, Professional Cards It k. I . Horn n-i fl. I. K. at At-Law. K. In-- v I. r Stale. Mills It. Tail.- 1-. N C. N. 11.1.1 am AT LAW, Greenville, X. c. Gr III . I. OILS, DENTIST, Green N Office over J. c. Cobb id mow 11.11 x. c, It. K. Tyson, N. c Hie House, administration can for Speaker of the next House will once be brought mil. Such talk has heretofore amounted o nothing, and this will probably do the same, in help the administration; will he He will allow In past bill can

mm mm. n. v. D. J. II Owner. Some I That Stumps. Intend the Pool at N. as Second Mail Matter. Jam Treasury ha issued a pamphlet containing the revised In to tamp made by Scott. We publish baton some may in- of Interest lo Hi i A of i- tar of.;,. u tared to the present stamp, recall seeing one that the Deeds executed homestead la be repealed. If by a sheriff, In compliance an there I any one Ian on the statute the ate to . books that has served its and ,. , , ., ,. , the payment of money l, diverted drawn by an ii in savor of a third party, requires a -lamp. of drawing Craven has a colored rep- if left a time, an in the Isaac taxable, Drat, the cents, Smith, the Legislature, lathe bat left of tin House ,.,,,. . must U- added. Smith voted for Judge fraud, ii Is homestead but. Ii i good repeal it. same he fan i Bar. S. A. died his home in this city at hi lock He hail bean ill for ii Ins death failure. The will take place Monday. M be was called far years, was one of the North Carolina Conference, M. South. After long and service in I In- pastoral be in the work of presiding elder. In capacity At Monday's session the follow- interest was Intro nut Art 1,788 the Code in to the of jurors by county the words in three insert the and ever two in amend IV. the eye special is I. has put up an immense on the in trout Court House. and has another trout of Hotel These call to what he where he may be Bat others have to an about Odom N. Mn To All Whom It I lake pleasure n recommending Dr. who of the Code, need work in Ma line. He has been said that he preferred At a subsequent mucus of the Republican members of the Legislature Smith's action was dis- of --proof of for insurance being a statement made a-to the is not i certificate requiring a cussed and s resolution watt adopted expelling from the caucus. of . ., i ii . m note, bill of exchange, etc, tin the the Smith arose lo u question of per- ii-. roasted for their action . him ill the caucus. to make pr sin in the re . alter I in- was revolution- ten were made to leave, The latest step was a raid the of ill were es- e tried to provided w tickets I take then- de- ; lo return A Mayor be is . o rid I of all bu ii -n. be lb d after in the matter of putting men in n of i i. and now ii might i mi-11 In ii after the the Raleigh district lour . , . tor of witnesses. u us some weeks has a years, and the the, year bin time limit the Durham district. Admonished health the age, he that his work in the Ail of the large hen-. the factory instance. married women. That net We have found him a most pleas- I. A married woman affable gentleman. may lo the MM of own ease has per- it protested by a or any other duly When a sale is made of livestock at a live Stock or any similar place, or as to entered into, the seller mUSt rive to the buyers lull or or oilier of shell sale, of Nile, or agree to sell, to which must affixed the stamp .-.-iii for each value of such sale, agreement of sale, or met I lo sell, and e. Ii additional or par thereof. Money orders issued express be at the . of for -I express orders in the Stales, are subject lo taxation at the of rents. A stamp is requited an order rash draw n a merchant one of his If nature of re- are in lieu of checks and are as in are checks and not lo tax. Men- agreement lo build house are taxable, but If bond V faithful perform- of Work or they are held to In- subject as bonds. Hotel I. bonds stamp u iv. He did bis room and response to Where a bond is given with a said he was not ill and guaranty company as surely, tin- a similar have, in addition to a was given this morning. This Si cent stamp, stamp denoting He was too feeble to at- tend the at City, but he wrote a very pathetic letter to his fellow ill the . in relation. His re quest with the hope that h .- life would vet time. was not to hi- earthly career closed xx bin a few after hi- laid down A mighty ha fallen, more lovable or a bettor beloved rarely, ever, lo bleat bis men. Boat. Ur. was a near rel- of the family of Maj. Hauling --J with like effect and the same form M Mi she and her separate estate shall whether to her Mate or in no MM a charge upon her separate estate Is- necessary. this MM. C. M. Hotel. UH. I wish to say the lo every individual that knows me, that I have Ur. Hours for M He lo which the might well address itself is that the establishment of a board of The subject is brought lo mind at this time by noticing that the Times is eating the creation of such a board Virginia. is too great a re it says, great a tax to put any one man the burden of overusing With the large of in there 1- during his term that the has not one or more for pardon under cu- and sometimes the life is involved. He ought to have help, he ought to have he ought to have hers with whom to divide re This, not merely as a matter of Justice to the nor. but to the State lo the convicts. may sometimes In- imposed upon, and sometimes fail to see the merits of a This is a Mi argument. lo Slate, and if it has force rid i me Andrews Sol- tide. Wash mini III lei build smell his the door was forced I lie was found mi on the the floor keyhole a paper and gas was flowing from two burner, lb- was i. ii to and era I boil is of bard work was restored i u- i being tic be H i- lire k Andrews, i At midnight hi- condition still critical, ii though would recover. hi one-half of dollar or fractional part thereof, pad the principal on the bond as a premium. note, or memorandum of sale of any good or merchandise, stocks, lion l. exchange, notes of hand, real e-late or properly any kind or description issued In broker or persona acting as such. cull Hole or of -ale, not otherwise provided for in Ibis ail. OBSERVATIONS. by The tn. The bad I., kill a i- lo let it lie. Tile of life was yet entire lance for I a in in In always follow bidding of people. The win men w ho their owe I hey have ion. Pour unknown men attempted i. bold up I pas anger train but ware oil the passengers and ad. The n I II V . is no doubt I hat the even daily is tin-daily for the ad- a small conies into home after tin- win k is and sit it an and his mis in hi- utmost The good wife has lime lo look over its and same order of thing holds good In home of the The morning daily of a small city is laid to inn side the busy at his -line housewife at bat home. The or mechanic has no lime to read he goes to work, and is mil read dining working hours. You can depend Upon it that the evening daily has the target for these very and is, therefor, to Take Charge. It was decided the joint of Democratic of Senate and House of last night to take ill.- Department and other institutions, which are in control of the fusion. late. It was further decided to have a thorough of all in-lit s. A resolution was also adopted commit ling caucus to the of State Senator by a direct vote of tin- people. The was introduced in Sena. for an I without oil is as fol- low ; That is sense of the Assembly of that the Senators of the Slate be elected by the people. That we request our Seniors in b of the Halted State u-e their to have to the Slates, amendment to the looking to this end. That the Clerk of the Senate lie directed to furnish each member of I with a copy of the lion. The question of taking charge of the penitentiary an interesting animated discus. The caucus was almost equally divided on this policy. conservative annul.; who advocated a delay in act ion and who desired the appointment of a committee to look into the of taking charge of institution, pending lion. It developed Hay had a number of warm friends in the The to lake charge of the penitentiary As to the matter of the railed rota of to IT. shall not apply lo a master of his between and wife. rely on what Sec. this act shall be in force he tells you. If you need his set from and after its rat x ices you need not hesitate to call Act charter H of the him. and you recommend Code, providing for appointment him to your friends, of the Hoard of Internal Improve H. H. neat by Assembly. Traveling for News Act providing a short form chattel mortgage an exist- debt and a lien to secure ad . to lie made and to prescribe the Ill's thereon. Act to prated live- and provide service. Ad to the Vance Tex Ac, to promote the of railroad trains by separate t ions for whit.- gel's. Act to prescribe a of for public school of State Bud provide the hooks to lie use I. on asking that the State re fund certain moneys to Carolina College Mi. Pleasant To repeal chapter MS to regulate dead for of science. a joint Superior criminal court dis- To appoint to the reasonableness of rail- road, express and t.-l.-graph To provide for election of railroad by the a resolution with reference to the peace treaty Bear pending lie- lore the Senate. newsy and Bl SINES. NOTES. N. OM offers the highest price for seed. Mi. Harper is proud lather of a girl this morning. A ear load of salt received by It. K. Co. which Ibex offer at lowest price. They also have n line stork oats. Mr. Hick Parker, who has working here for sex oral weeks, moved his mother up here, and are keeping house. The bean any they are some line wire fence now. Well the longer a man works a trade the more he ought to learn it. Mr. Edwards, clerking for B. K. Manning Co., for several weeks, moved town Monday. We are glad to have Mr. town, beside it is much more convenient for him. A load of dressed lumber fox depot has just arrived. It is to be hoped that the railroad SHIT OUT THE NE. Washington, Harry favors dis the North Carolina. He would do it i iii Self, to his statement lo ma- to and be says should the present legislature ill North Caro- fail proper legislation this subject there is no and the Democrats should be held n Virginia, the of which ,.; , , with how much greater force does i, apply in North or m present of which, even if A. G. Cox Co. his intentions were is with out or discretion. no matter how wise and a man a may lie, this is too Ire- a to the hands of individual is the responsibility of life and death. The Legislature of North might well con of State a of pardons. It is true that present ad- the of State would emit much to the or the good purpose to the of for but this legislation would not for the alone but the future. The reason Brothers Marry Four remarkable wedding has lost taken places the small vii la-re culled Trail, ten miles north of line, four hers being married lo four The four knots were lied the home of the four who arc the daughters of a prosperous named James Their age range from i ,. gas only Dover, . Dispatch, responsible. asked him of Stale is suggested is that was any news that he would like duty could lie the people of North Carolina to j upon its without extra know, or it he had any message Their present like to send lo the folks at ties so exacting that home. may say for said Mr. Skinner, cut legislature should disfranchise the in North Carolina. It should never let the opportunity pass, if it does, it must held I repeated this conversation to a Carolina who is here tonight, and he listened with interest. say for said lie, Skinner, within a short time after the is disfranchised in I North Carolina, will openly declare not take mi this extra without rill Landmark. Have Wagons Carts a great long row. front of their But the row is gelling shorter every day. carts were sent to an order Scotland Neck. Mr. E. U. Cox left yesterday evening on another trip the in- of the Cigar Co. lie says his greatest trouble is that they cannot make the goods as fast as he sell them. The company will have lo increase its force of cigar makers order to supply the D. W. HE, Heavy and GROCERIES, t. Newspaper Law. OVER THE COUNTRY. thieves held up a sub Cotton Rigging and on has . Fresh goods kept on hand. produce The courts have decided that the gold. A trial will convince you. follow are the laws that apply to y- who do not express notice to the contrary are considered us wishing to renew their W I I. If subscribers order the That is place want to visit. their periodical, the I have just opened the a of -I publisher may to semi building with a choice stock of party. Put that down the them until all record, for I know whereof I Then- are others, Mr. Skinner's friends, who .-ax that he urban train near sincere his and he would like to vole for a bill to send all of the final out of the -Special to Charlotte Ob seller. Hex. V. A. Hardwood of MO and a gold watch. In the full of a Knight Admiral Schley will at tend I lie annual ball of order tonight, Coe York, a is Dr. Dwight select as his successor the Thirty or more persons were kill- ed in a train collision between New York Monday another collision be- tween two Union trains Sidney, Neb., several people were killed The safe of the Mass. bank was blower lo pieces with dynamite, Monday Burning. The burglars got with The of Pembroke, Me., is said lo have la-en held by one family lunger than that of any other town in Die Ham was appointed the in I II k den have the mails if the village ever since his retirement ism. A lire iii Hotel Pitts burg, resulted in I lie h of and the serious injury of live others. Linen May t. Clean, And yet not Is- with the and Hie well dressed man. The ton cur reel results. . I Agent. NOTICE. A will lie made to the present Assembly of North for an amendment to the took law fence around the of N. C., the County to said fence from its eastern nus on Tar river up the hank oil Ii said river to the town Hue. N. C., EVERY BRIDE and wife know about the that for half a century has been mothers bring little ones into the world without the hundred and one discomforts and distractions to child-birth. It is B plied externally, which is only way to get relief. Medicines taken internally I will help and may result in -Mother's Friend fits and prepares every muscle and of the body for the critical hour. It robs of tortures and pains. coming is made quick and easy Its action is doubly if it c during the whole period if be. . i all drag sent by mail mi re prate, and the best of general Tables Sup- it. It subscribers neglect or re-, plies. carry fuse to lake their periodical from to STOCK to which they ready lo supply your needs directed, they are responsible me a call. Hooks Fin. addicts , . I i.- lo ion by -i -.- Co., On. i hex their bills and entered them I. If move to other places, without informing the pub- and the papers are to the they are re- The courts have decided that taking periodicals the or removing sud leaving them uncalled for, is evidence II. If subscribers pay in advance they are bound to give notice at of the time if they do not wish to continue taking it, other- wise publisher is authorized to send it, mid the will responsible until an express notice with payment of all is to the The latest postal laws are such that publishers rust for fraud who lakes a pa- per and refuses to pay for it. this law I be man who allows to run for some and then orders or the post master to mark it and have a postal card sent notifying publisher, leaves himself liable to arrest the same as for I Southerner. J. Old Occur to That when you buy it economy to get the last That is what we have, The best of everything. You may need. We can supply all your needs in Fine Candies, Fruits of all j Nuts, We have Fine a box, put up es- for us. J L. BRO Is BUs D. blood mum km. K without II. lie your keep it clean, up Hie and lion th. body, U and by In cast of , ll- -f I h. II tell, ho- u U i,. ii. ,.,.,,, ii. a, t Iii -i u I ,. . -1. I A IT. I If fl A i as .- K. n i art t. , mi, a l--------; . J h Presents Itself AT To Buy Clothing MN In H I. our h you. l rail of m t ii- if lo run Our tn lo our . -tn-1- it I u that . . lit In. mU and i i-- in i la a now . an I I hi-1 fl wt- I mis- Mag Mm reMix-ml CAP point Bl and i-. -.-t l at prod u v re Mir. lo u- lo FRANK WILSON. THE KING N. a, m W. E. lo I today. loft I s the . o, ; Hill. Mi- .-nine Saturday from I. of tin- upon Sunday here and left this morning. f. E. went MS Kin-Lit and Annie loft lo resume her near Senator F. home from evening to lie at M. came up from Ply mouth Saturday and this morning. Mrs. of Hertford, who relative at Hotel homo today. Judge Fred Moore arrived day and opened This is his II. ha visiting relative, in this look train here for In- home. W. H. ix, of ii here. left this i mm mm. Court is in Pitt's Senator. the list of Semite committees we that Senator F. James ha on ; Federal ; lies, wont down The weather gelling another shaky White shad were market debts. His Mather Dead. and other in the New- iT. M. A hi. one of our are to he has by cash for everything except then death his in it her, Wilson night. A little advertising may be profitable when a great deal would pay I pay cash for Hides, Furs, Eggs and Turkeys. M. Send la the News. As the holidays are all now are more at leisure, we would like to hear from them It is always better to advertise a oftener. We want items from little too much than quite A few day. ago Mr. J. W. Allen, near town, killed a hog that weigh- ed net. J. Norman invites you to his grocer- store in the building. He carries the lies of table Mr. J Smith has told his sud lot South Greenville to Mr. II. Ii. Howard. Mr. Smith will build him another home. The party who took the orange wood cane from the opera house the day ofter the band concert, will please return It to W. B. Pol- lard. A Notice Is hereby given that plication will lie made to the present Assembly of North to amend the charter of the town of amateurs are rehears for the comedy drama which will appear at the opera house Thursday night, January 10th. for the benefit Hope Fire company. said Uncle no trouble gel I rich held on as tight to de money earns as does to the money Washington Star. J. E. Starkey, one the clever- est and most popular young men in who for ten years has been in the employment of Mr. Alfred Forbes, has taken charge of the business of prosperous of J. Ii. Starkey Co., of which he is the senior member. Mr. Starkey by his courteous manners hon- est dealings baa won for himself life long friends, and his presence at his own store, will attract to it a boat of patrons from every section of the county. lathe list of com in it teen appoint- ad for the House of Representative we find the members from Pitt on the Representative W. J. is the committees for Count Cities and Towns ; Education; and Oysters. Representative T. II. la on the committee for for the I leaf and Dumb; Penal every of the Stole Some Chicken. A few nights ago some one stole three chickens from a coop in the rear of Mr. S. M. Schultz's store. During all his years business this is the time anybody has bothered his chicken for Haleigh. Mad last night. Savage left this morning for to bin h. u -.- Ben and his Miss have gone to Bethel to at- torn school. Bruce of who has E. II. Tali. u home t oil Congressman Harry came homo from Washington Mon- day evening lo court. U. Williams and J. M. left morning for to represent trudge at meeting of the Lodge of J. H. Harris, of Ayden Lodge also went. Norfolk, is in F. of low II. Ibis A Shewing At the Met Sunday school Sunday every officer teach- was the total at- so said the Secretary, was the largest in the history of the church. This is a good allow- with which to the new year and Supt. Harding is to be Should Have One. The Furniture Man- Company has declared a ten percent dividend after passing over a good sum to swell its plus. This is a good argument that there is money furniture. Tun a factory of this kind in would pay well. Step the Nuisance. Since the train has been moved within the corporate limits we Rev. N. M. Wat-ii left morning for C. II. of is here at court. T. C. Woolen, of came over this to attend court. Miss Loraine returned Tn. evening from a visit lo Wilmington. Miss Eva who visit relatives here, this morning for Wilson. I lines left Tuesday even- for Brunswick, where he has accepted a position. Mrs. J. h. Barnhill, of came down Tuesday evening to visit her father, J. I. Daniel. The mother, sister little sou of Hauls, who ed and brought here week, arrived Tuesday evening. Honey, express messenger on the between and Weldon, is Inking a few days rest. Ed of is express messenger during Mr. Honey's absence. afternoon Sheriff Mooring walk.- into room Jot- lb. K. Use intimation bad gone out In- sen,. line during the aft cram n ail I e.,, ha I in All to the prisoner an all In I upon bun a- he walked up the aisle an give. I s.-ii near his counsel in the While mailing for Bawl s-k.-d around the room and Hired the Meads at Ins b hood around ill.-, and shook bands w s w near enough. When all was in readiness Si Moore asked up and raise his right haul. The then reel the bill of in found of the court, and in Lithe usual ;, s an an and for the trial dis the counsel and it was agreed that the be set for n Tuesday, if w wan em In- gotten time. then -d that h o, H. Jarvis far defense slate I he did deem to have a but thought list would the readily agreed i that Judge Moon- slated would be hardship on Sheriff for the lie from the instead of allowing them lo large, and asked the Solicitor if he had any special reason Solicitor I lain that as homicide was here those familiar with were on one side or the other, audit would be bird to tin. a mi red men close by who had not already mi opinion of case. this the Judge made as Moore will In- assisted by and p is others the of the ease. The defense will be rep resented by Jarvis Blow. Skinner Bare and F. II. James. Town Council will be asked to make a law that will prohibit the gang of loafers crowding every time a train conic in. This is right. And there should be an enclosure about I ho depot through which no one is allowed to ex- on business. Store and Burned. On Sunday night, 1st Inst., the store of Mr. J. A. Gardner, at was destroyed by fire. The was also in the store. A colored man who lives near store, was by tho of a keg powder, he went to house, about yards distant, to wake him up. They could nothing from the building. It is known how the tire originated. Tho loss is part Insurance. NEW OFFICERS. Tar River Lodge N K. of P. On Friday night the following officers were installed by Tar Lodge No. M K. of P., by District Deputy Grand Chancellor C. for the ensuing term Dr. W. II. K. G. C. J. B. J. M. of W. Dr. R. L. of H. and S. J. N. of E. Frank of F. O. K. A. G. J. G. TO A COLD IN A DAY. Take Quinine Tab- let. All druggists refund money if it fails to cure. Ho. The gen nine ha- L. Q. Tablet. ITEMS. N. C, Jan. Miss Olivia Johnson of is her Mrs. O. Miss Agues homo Sunday from u visit to her uncle, Mr. Will Moore, near Falk laud. Miss Ward from over the river, her Mrs. Dr. C. M. Jones. Misses Addle Johnson and Alice Ling left for the homo Green Thursday evening. Misses Myrtle Taylor Daisy left Thursday morning their home at Mr. Fred Ward, from over Hie river, stole his girl, Miss from near They lo this place Thursday and wore married at the home of W. E. Tinker, Rev. N. L. Seal sill Quite a largo crowd attended the tournament and nation ball Wednesday and Wednesday night, James L, of Greenville, was orator of the day, and music was furnished by the Italian band. The successful knights wore, Hughes Paul, of Silver Smith Paul, -Knight of Scott of Tucker. of Miss was of Lore and Beauty by Paul. Miss Minnie Tucker, first Maid of Honor, by Smith. Paul. Miss Agnes Proctor second Maid of Honor, by W. S. Mrs. W. E. Tucker I hi id Maid of Honor, by her husband, W. B. Tucker. Dr. M. Jones presented crowns to the knight a few well words, tapper was raved at twelve. Everything rolled on like till late hours of night when every one left for idle let . P. . s. . M , hag the Slate. . a . . . . , H I, , Ii I ,. bat bold -u in has II bey bad I-. m their .-u- and aisle He r.-l.-i Li private and and warned the grand jury Th in . I . A . I. P. Ti l J A . II, Jesse l i R. Peter A. I S. Parker. P. II. Allen. I. A. M. C. . Martin, S. I is . for ibis an P. la. A. A. It. , us. J. s, M. J. S. M T. U. J. P. Harvey. J. A. Crier. Th.-foil. have been Joe .-ill tip-in ill. lit S. T. Honker, affray, pleads illy. I Sill Mayo and at fray, plead Bower and liar plead guilty, half Bowers to pay pleads in Jail with leave lo bin- out. William Wilkinson, with deadly weapon, not guilty. Sim Alien Kate not . Jane I km sou. larceny, guilty. Henry J. Mills. J. . Mills and B. J. Mills, Henry J. Mills guilty, upon others not guilty. Jack Daniel, affray, plead payment of costs. Hick tarrying weapon, plead guilty, of Joe Cox Hoyt Camion, plead sits I oil of W. B. W. affray, plead guilty, costs. Henry It. Mills, assault with deadly weapon, Band M ousts. i. r Seal . bare h nip, aim . I . a, the S. i . ,. a. I ibis am barn at t . . a m -I have beard ., ll . and made my 1.1 . . r next year. I I s. a mi rent rattan. . . a. ill.-. July s. We have brand of put it on the market, I ii has been used It hi wanted again. We muds, hut Orinoco in brand we handle. Truly, R, I. 1- S Bait. I J. L. Fire and. Accident Insurance. Represents c First Class Com- parties- in Building opposite House- N C. ARE LOOK Fall mid Winter lock of PANTS and Ties and a lull line Heavy Groceries have rived w will put the o low to you until it will compel you It you once see tho good and hear the pries are my customer James B. White Greenville, N j j There in grant of in a A Nuisance, a And Men- the Deport on out once a of an other from ad in Minim, we do not heal Bay that inure vicious Barer served under the nag f the United states. A number of in these have met deaths by their assaults the Of property of of this State. They have la-en a a a an ever since were located When they of the good men that attended lo , but have an and of lean The Journal baa weeks past why such WON not once mastered oat. They should never have been mustered in. They have been gathered from scums of the order of imputation Stat.-s to which an credited, and it is ban I to how the has kepi them on the so However, we will go fur low forgiving the the atonement of an logout is mil. Have you a or a PISTOL, or a or a or anything need Using bring ii to S. N. . W have Mr. Ed. Moore, one of the best BI- CYCLE workmen the Stale and repair work you bring us will promptly thoroughly BICYCLE OF All. SALE TOBACCO FLUES till; 01.11 BY. WE MAKE GOOD FLUBS. Price a low as an j oil's. S. E. PENDER CO. II Bat DRY Notions. HOODS, Notions, GOODS, Notions, SHOES, Hats, Trunks Hals. and A full line of FAMILY All good to any part of the . It. II. H. H. B, r. in A LINK OF HORSE. MILLINERY. nice Hardware, I can now lie in the brick store by W. 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You May Never but Should you Want Job Printing Come to see us he Jab Offer STUCK IN THE SNOW. Sir Secret of Beauty is health. The if the power to digest and a proper of This can never be done when Anything a Visiting to We carry a fail of the celebrated Geo. S. Parker Fountain Pen It is B bit- n and is Parser n c t only does it feed the ink perfectly, soiled fingers. s l In . ,., m th B -i 1- non ,, , The , . tag In ,, x looking liver does not act It S pan ,,.,, . m H I, . I m had to I . mi, . i off n s Liver Pills arc an abs mine roadway at this By virtue of H decree of the Court of Pitt County, made at term. in the action of Hornaday. trustee other- against I. others, sill on the of February. sail at pub- j I, c i the Court House door . if or mid joining the lands of Abel Smith. r. v ll William Kin-, the heirs of Liver Pills Harris, km others, containing twelve ft remarked and more or less that bad a stranger or an outsider known as the Move farm. North Carolina, and made. Terms of Nile . of Jan. is. Wash i kindred at v. a ii a Mi Ml n. Black . f i a a , i ma .;. I The I- i-,. op he cures among our ; . Mt i, i i, ., Md that ma . . made, would I j. as never In-fore. Road this Commissioner. , one of torn. .,. Eleven years ego had , i. ,, in. rally tarn u to . tin- SUM i ., . I ; i. WON u.-- J la s m i l i ; kl I ; ad nil In- i wail rolling I Mm MM, with n I m I u. i . i AU in In a raw. and in n , t, . of dropping It aw a tot MM road and MM SALK. in lie of a decree of the I he bowel trouble. dysentery. Sheet Poster with of I lie. la a and III order to CUP it you take internal rein is en on the blood not a quack It van our of the beat In that birth, and of Pitt m .-- slant physician v L. had in our town. But his j T. Atkinson, to Atkinson, and others. I will on which had b the day of February. sell at public sale In-fore the , lions.-door in the town of from sonic bidder, trouble, which caused large certain or of laud, to break out on her living and being In the county of both . Oil time would be Pitt and and . ., ,. follows, to adjoining the lands c had . g tn-at her at and others, containing but nothing reached her , would bum acre more loss known but as soon as one was cured farm. Terms I his day -I i , i, .,. it.,. at am. r v l PA Y u i. it. to, i-i . I. m. Ml p M. p m. f I ion a n; m. leave Washington on and Fri- days at A. M. for Greenville, water permitting, leave A. M. A. M. on Tow and Saturdays. Sailing hours subject to change de- pending stage of water. at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and ton, and for all points for the West with railroad at Shippers should freight by the Old Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. X. SON, N. C. J. J. CHERRY, N. C. I Hue , in. p m. m. P 11.1 P m. Tart-. a m. Mount I. 1.11 a at, . ,., -.-S rt-. I . ,. N-w i Kate i- D It Y v raM pa another broke out. gave me no hope of her cure. Al let she had led a life of agony and for sis months, was In- spired to Mrs. Joe Person's . There wan a change for the better in twenty-four hour-, it seemed lo check the bowels at once, and after using I few child entirely cured, and has since had any sign of trouble i now ill perfect health. A few after this of January, MM. B. F. Tyson, I. SALE virtue of a decree of the Court of Pitt County made on the of in a certain Special Proceeding therein pending, entitled Gannon, Public administer- the estate of Warren Braxton for years, and la a is in perfect health. A against II Is composed of the after this had and will ionics known, .,,, at o'clock the beat blood acting ., M n of the Court .,, the mucus surfaces. The say did not think sell of the two In ; Jo Remedy. I weal , the highest bidder what produces ,,., the treatment micros in that , so at- If m, Marlon a. . m, ,. a m, a m, Atlanta IMP m. on u m. a m a S. I. in , pin. I three the track of land situated Con I it, until had eaten ton ad to the bone. then thought of wonderful results free. P. v c. Props. Bold druggists. Toledo, O. Hall's the beat. I trying Mi-s. Joe did so. it is almost useless to I In Mr Id U. a a II . . Ill I . . i. an part an Clara Vet. y u .- t i tun Tin- proved In. Italian i id ii 1- try. while ii. . fr in hi i In--1 II Ian. Ba I ; . Dills owe joining the lands of Fred horn, the BUM Manning land others, M acres more or less. Terms of sale cash. This Dec. Cannon. Public Administering the estate of War Braxton. deed. Blow. it soon made a cure. I wish could so that man, woman and child, North Carolina could hear, that I might tell them what Mrs. Joe Per- son's and Wash did for me and mine. I advised one of my friends who had been a terrible sufferer for a longtime, with ounce son mouth, she used the January, Wash, and ii soon made Proceeding therein mire. I pending entitled Cannon, I have recommended it to LAND SALE. By virtue of an order of the Court of Pitt county on the Boa 1234 ;, i in The Daily Reflector Gives the home news every a at small price of cents a month. Are yo a subscriber It not you ought to be. The Eastern Reflector Is only a year and contains the new every w. gives information to the s rowing co. that is worth times mo e than the price. ins was Mr. V. Lilly, a prominent ell of Hannibal, Mo., had a deliverance from a In telling of it he I taken with Fever, run into lungs became I was so weak sit helped I expected to die of I when I beard of Dr. King's New great relief. I continued to it. and now am well long; I Baal say tin, nun h in its This marvel- mis medicine i I eat cure in world for all throat lung troubles. sine Trial tree at J. L. Drag Store; cry bottle By virtue of an of the Superior Court county made in a certain Special Proceeding therein pending, entitled, II. Cobb and Sarah against C. A. and I will on Mon- day. February sell at public Nile before the Court House door in Greenville, to the highest Milder, a certain tract or of land in the county of Pitt adjoin- the lands of A. C. Thomas en one and Bean and known as the formerly lo M. L. ed. sale i-ash. This day of tan. xx L. Blow, Commissioner. so many of my friends, for lion other have never known it to fail to cure yet. There la no medicine equal to it. Mm. Co. Oct. DIRECTORY. even But- day, morning wad evening. Pray- meeting Thursday A. W. C. I. M cry Sun day. morning and evening. Prayer meeting evening. Rev. N. M. Watson, pastor. Sunday p. . F. lam lien third Rev. J. B. Morton, pastor. Sunday H. Moore Public Administrator, administer- the Joyner and will on Monday. public sale Court House door In Greenville to I he highest bidder, a lot or parcel of land near the town of Greenville, adjoining the lot and others which is fully described inn deed made by the Greenville Lumber Company and others to Mason Barnes recorded in the Regis- of Pitt count v in Book l pages W. Pub. Administering the estate of in-, A. F. A. M. Greenville No. third Monday evening. R. llama, W. M. M. Sec. I. O. O. P. I I a No. Meets every evening. W. F. N. Over ton, Ban, K. of River Lodge, No. every evening. Lr. K. A. Jr., A. White. R. R. Vance Council, No. meets even- W. B. Wilson, R. M. R. . U. A. every night at I. O. O. F, hull. L. L. Hargrove, Conn- NOTICE H The having duly before the Superior Court Clerk of Pitt as Executor of the Will and Testament of G. E. Little, deceased, notice is here- by given to all persons indebted to the estate to make immediate pay- to the undersigned, all persons having against said estate to present the same for payment on or the day of December, ISM, or thin notice will lie in lair of of same This G. II. Executor of Little . i Kl. am. ca p- his , o . i, am, m am, a 10.00 am, N 11.10 am, 12.81 rm, Cm, m, W HAW, It, Xe an., pm, m pm, m, Norfolk pi. Mount on. Leave Wilson n. am. am. f. New tide an. ; at . 1.11 a Mu. I in. Oil pro Savanna 1.45 night ton am, Atlanta pm 4.17 pro. am, am, p. a., 1.1 m., . . in., . m. . m., a. a. in.-, all I at a. -lit u k, , W , -ii M a, v. Ar a. n m i-tn- leave air pm . , and Dally x -r At on Dick- sen avenue we re- pair all kinds of Gins Farm Implements. We Posts, Balusters. Let us have your work. mm is 111.111875.------ SCHULTZ WHOLESALE RETAIL Prepared buckwheat, fancy Ponce molasses, side meat, hams, should- coffee, sugar, tobacco, cigars, cigarettes, cheroots, butter, mountain but tor, full cream cheese, sausage, oat Hakes, hominy Hakes, cotton- and hulls, cottonseed bought at cents per bushel. I. M. FERRY GARDEN SEEDS. STANDARD Sewing MACHINES BAGS SALT. MATTRESSES, CHAIRS, Etc, AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICK Come to see Phone M. SCHULTZ. J C. LAMER A CO N. NOTICE Having duly the Superior Court Clerk of Pitt county us Executor gal Will Tea lament of Jennie Boyd, deceased, not lea is hereby given to all per- sons indebted to the estate to make immediate payment to the under signed, all persons having claims the estate should pi the slim- for payment on or before the 2nd day of January, 1900, or this notice will Is; plead lair of of same. This 2nd day of Executor of Jennie Boyd, an . ., ft i, la Alba r I'll h SI., 6.10 p. in u Sunday a and 11.0 mi leave Ml I W pm . If pm Spring I pa ho log leave String Hope M kit V am an pi Sunday. on land N. U dally, Bun lay, 7.1 a. arriving 8.30 a. i It I a 10.21 a. a. Train Clinton tor Clinton dally, except II . in. and 4.15 i , -r. i at am. and II H Manager at MARBLE Iron Fencing only work prices reasonable W. . Whichard, N. The Stock complete in every department and prices as low as the low est. Highest market prices paid for country The Eastern Reflector D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE FICTION TERMS per Year in Advance. Friday VOL. XVII. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. TUESDAY. JANUARY NO log Good Farming In Union. Mr. A. a young farmer of township, this fall gathered of cotton from two acres. On the average 1,800 pounds of this variety of seed cotton will make pounds of lint. This gives a yield of three and a little over one-third for two This result was due plan of fertilizing. He could the same amount of fertilizer on four done twice the labor and made the same. The Asheville Citizen, which has sense like a horse, recognizes the fact that a State grow and the expense of its government stand still, and it with The that the expenses of tin- State government can lie met and still increase in general taxes lie avoided. can Is- it says. the proper men are put on the committees Legislature, they will bad all the new subjects of tax atom that will lie necessary all legitimate expenses State government, without touching any ordinary tax That's the doctrine. Talk Some Good Farm, Mr. Templeton, of Amity, cultivated last year acres of He spent and made on the f acres bush- els of wheat, bushels of corn hales of cotton. Mr. Tern his boys did nearly all the work of raising the crop them selves. This is good farming bit Mr. is a hustler. Mr. A. Shook, of raised live bales of cotton averaging over pounds each, acres of ground. This, too, is good There are people who affect to treat with contempt American woman in politics; but Merriam, of Minnesota knows The ex would like to go abroad as to Russia, and President is inclined but the wife of Senator Davis, of Minnesota, as she said when as a in the Cabinet. This very pretty has all out of fuel that .-senator I is bad the good sense to marry a dressmaker he her and that Mrs. Merriam. who is at the heal In Minnesota. her. It is now the turn of Mrs. Davis to do the Philadelphia I The printers at declined to put the President's type, and it was accordingly necessary to read to the Filipinos. If any more reading should lie necessary it might be well read the Riot act to the compositors, that performance with a Government printing of modest dimensions. Dewey the Spanish nettle at Manila, and grasping on a smaller scale would appear to lie at Our 1899 Senator R. B. of through to Raleigh this from a visit home. He says the oilier day when our Sena- tor. Hon. N. Wilson, put in nomination Mr. A. of this for a clerk, there Was some fun after the counting of the lot commenced. The tellers com one; two; and so on. a few moments V repetition of the caused of the to smile very audibly, whereupon a wag remarked they seemed at once there was an uproar, everybody but got there in short Record. HIS LIFE WAS SAY ED. With all due respect to the learn- ed gentlemen who are the question. Angels in the Observer we an- Inclined to the opinion, bile ii has gone Into the realm of the invisible, and the unknowable this life, to Is- taking a taint of sacrilege. After Col- and columns of arguments, opinions and much discussion. what is to Is- accomplished Will any one know any more about it than he does And may it not have a tendency to weaken the weak believer, who is just opening his eyes to spiritual things Brethren, let its, as lay- men, approach the with reverence, fear and trembling. Durham Sun. OF, m Drill and NO RIGHT TO The woman who is lovely face, form and temper will always have friends, but one who would lie at- t i in list keep her b. If she is weak, sickly and all rim down she If she has constipation or trouble, her impure blood will cause pimples, skin eruptions and u wretched complex- ion. Electric Bitters is the medicine in the world to regulate stomach, liver and kidneys and to purify the blood. It gives strong eyes, smooth, skin, rich complexion. It will make a good-looking, charm- woman of a rundown invalid. Only at L. Wooten's Drug store. Mr. J. E. Lilly, a prominent cit- of Hannibal, Mo., lately had a from a death. In telling of it he I was taken w Typhoid Fever, that run into Pneumonia, My lungs hardened. I was so weak I couldn't up Nothing helped me. I expected soon to die of Consumption, when heard of Dr. King's New One bottle gave great relief. continued to it, and now am well and strong; I cant say too much in its This marvel- medicine is the surest quick- est cure in the world for all throat lung troubles. Regular size and Trial free at J. L. Drugstore; bottle guaranteed. Salve. The best naive the world for Cuts, Sores, Salt Rheum, Fever Bores, hap pod Hands, Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect faction or money refunded. Price cents per POT L. Woolen. will be the event of the year and arc invited to attend. For this month prices have been away down from regular Belling prices on Pine Pi The Cabbage The Chicago physicians sow u- . diphtheria prevailing city is due extensive which ii- suburbs. the town of i- ism of terrible disease were reported in one day, and the doctors there believe have traced the germs acres which near These have opened the health officials, and I hey the which prevail in n-. -.-d in ii. old North Carolina is germ Post. CATARRH CANNOT LOCAL reach I he anal -ii disease. Catarrh is n blood disease, and in owler ii you rein- Cure i en and acts on tin- blood mucous surfaces. Hull's Catarrh u was prescribed mu -of I In- in for years, and is a beat Ionics known, combined with blood acting ill The combination ill is what produces such wonderful results in Send free. F, Co., Props. by druggists. Toledo, . the best. it lo Buy Steel Bed in either Of inch filler mad. Our of thou- of in t t. Picture, Tin Move, etc. and In from from pet on I th. a or Car pet-. Art out.-. and U hand. cat the I painted a you . . the Machine- none tells all about it. Drawer Style Why have t in pan the led Slate, in Cab you. A Julius Hines Son, a 09- UM. bill I In an interview Washington last night Representative Harry Skin- of the district, present Legislature should disfranchise the in North Carolina; it should never let the opportunity pass, and if it it should be held responsible This does not sound very well, as it does, from u Ml who is now holding office given him by the help vote. The is all right as long as he can elect the politicians to office, but when he fails, he must be put out of the way. should be censured for a failure lo dis franchise the what should the punishment of Mr. Skinner's crowd for fostering his suffrage The usual cry of dis tress comes from Dawson. The Yukon Council appeal to Washington says that food is plenty but it takes money to buy and that nothing less than 1800.000 will sec the colony through the w inter. Even the Klondike seems to have no lode equal in richness to the Federal Treasury. Several of our exchanges the New Year with -Now is the time to turn over a new The new leaf business has long discounted, for many of them proved blank pages, with nothing thereon to guide or to govern. This looking forward to a new leaf per- has proven a pitfall to many a It is the mail paved with good intentions which is said to lead to a very, very bad place. If page lie bright and clean and punctuated with good thoughts and deeds commensurate w such thoughts, no date the future will have to be for a new To day's deeds arc strongly indicative of what Tomorrow's will The Living Present is there fore the time of all times for good resolutions, above all. actions. Raleigh Post. left We have a nice variety choice styles ye and can now pit a Bargain. When conic our Spec- Bargain Counter. A gentleman remarked bad o ranger or an outsider to North Carolina, and made the cures among our people that Mr. Joe Person's b made, the people would beau have as never before. Read this and suppose a Eleven years ago I had a child that was delicate from birth, and for six months she was under con- BAKER OVER THE IN Col. Skinner Defined. The North Carolina Congressman who calls for the abolition of the 14th and 15th amendments, the of the and the of insular com for statehood, is s true and frank spoken imperialist, who per. the logic of Springfield Republican. Henry Lodge was re elect United Slates Senator by the Massachusetts hi a duel about a young woman at Sexton's Creek, Clay County, Ark., Parker killed A. Turner. The French steamer was wrecked off the coast on Monday the chief of- drowned. The National Company, of Cleveland, by the Trust, but prices will lie lower. The stockholders of the Hamilton National Bank, of Boston, Mass., have derided to go into voluntary liquidation. While delirious from grip A. Hume jumped from a window of his home in the Harlem section of New York, fractured his skull. The of of Brooklyn, N. Y., for fraudulently collecting inquest bills, has ban approved by the New York Supreme Court. A silk mill will la- established at Lambert's In the suburbs of A company with capital has la-en organized and the secured. A vacant there will ha leased once, and in labor w ill lie train ed during the erection of a building, which will 1st. A thorough in of climatic conditions led to the belie that Norfolk was the point in this country tor the purple. This will be the first large silk mill in the South. General Hardware, Just received a carload Two years ago the was in session nearly every of body wanted an of lice either for himself, for some son or daughter, or relative. It was the greatest gang of seekers that ever assembled. The present passed a resolution that mi nor any sou of a member of the body was to be appointed to any office within the gift of the same No can ever say that the Leg was a of miser pie as has said of some of our past General Dispatch. Garland by the largest manufacturers in the world and are used by many millions. MAIN , J N. i care of the best physician had ill our town. But bis cine seemed powerless to control bowel trouble, Which had lie chronic She also from some aggravated blood which caused large sores and risings to break out on her body. Oft time there would be a- OS or We bail several doctors to treat her at different limes, but nothing reached her case. They would lame these but as soon as one was cured another broke and the doctors gave no hope of her cure, she had led a life of and suffering for sis months, I was in- spired to try Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy. There wan a change for the in twenty-four hours, it seemed to check at once, and after using a bottles child entirely cured, and has never since had an sign of trouble is now in perfect health, A few years alter this I bad two sores lo break out on my ankle, and strange loan I did not think of Mrs. Joe Person's I under the of doctors for years, get worse until had eaten to the bone. then thought of trying Mrs. Joe Person's Wash and did so. and is almost useless to it soon made a cure. wish could speak so cry man. woman and child, North Carolina could hear, that I might loll what Mrs. Joe Per son's and Wash did for me and mine. I advised one of friends who had been a sufferer for a longtime, sore mouth. She Used the and Wash, and made a cure. I have recommended it to over so many of friends, for and Other ailments, and I haw never known fail to cure There In no medicine to it Oct. B, Out all the Senator. A half dozen Republican Sena- i attended a dinner given a fortnight ago by Vice President The guest of the evening minister, Wu lb- speaks English fluently, is with American manners and can see a joke After drink ma Mil. a Senator ed to his colleagues that they test I be drinking capacity Em- representative. This was snapped up and the drinks came fast and furious. As the evening wore on the Sena- tors became slightly boozy, and one one the; dropped none save I be minister and the host re- Then the minister, who was as fresh as a daisy, leaned over and said lo the Vice President Mr. President, here are the Sen- The Vice President smiled and admitted that they had retired, whereupon the minister and the Vice President had a night and what remained minister alone walked down the stair into his Rec- all. The pretty society girls of eel who consider them- elves the belles the community, careful how they snub awkward, uncouth boy of tilt- When are a these boys will lie young men, and will the snub. The snub business j- risky; the wheel of fortune goes a round and it is impossible to tell who will be on top next year, or who will be on the Journal. Professional Cards ii, ;. I. ;. I, AYCOCK, MOORE. Al Law. N. iv . ft Mills It. N. C. I A M ft El ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ill.-. N. p. D. L, N. r C, Cobb Sons stoic Galloway, B. F. Snow mil, ft a i VI I AW , N. C all Courts.