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WEEK -FOR- The Eastern D. J. Editor and Owner TRUTH IN I REFERENCE;, . per. Year in Adv VOL. XVIII GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY NO lo and Friday -AT I III WASHINGTON LETTER. OH t Washington. D. CM, a sensational against the for tin- of the regular army, which will upon next Tuesday, was Made in the Home by Representative John nil. a republican. Mr. ever changes his policy regarding the Philippine will bend weight of popular opinion, in which lie right Or Identically the MUM in slightly word, bad bean the day before by Jerry Simpson, Being interrupted by applause from democratic side. Mr. ii repented until he bad finished, Hen demon of re to is- able t Quick Hash Mr. retorted am ready the applause of broadminded, men every- where, I an ready to Maud the re- Speaking of the treaty of peace, Mr. Johnson If I were In the Senate, I would iii my before I would con- mil tn The must carefully prepared speech against Hull bill was made by Ray, of Virginia, the ranking democratic Military Committee, who said the hill provided for too small an army to carry mil an imperial policy large a one if we are mil to have an Imperial policy. The absurdity of the charge that the imperialists are holding up he treaty of peace became folly the treaty this eek. Senator Gorman told the supporters of t real lull its opponents were ready them in disposing the treaty at any time, and twitted them by doubt their about taking vote the treaty. Senator Vest spoke plainer, He want it understood distinctly that not holding the treaty up at all. Name the day. We will agree lo any date will suit you. If you have the votes you can the treaty; if not, it will de- the question will be dis- posed of, and the Senate can pro with other these taunts Senator Davis asked the treaty lie voted on February nth it was agreed to. Senator Clay, of Georgia, who favors ratification of the treaty but Opposes expansion, mum com- sense talking this weak, in the Semite. For instance, he of the failure of the administration to announce a policy toward the it lie wise kc to outline our policy its to Cuba before the adopt ion of the peace treaty, what reason or logic can the friends of expansion give for silence M to the policy of OUT government in with our other territorial and of retention of the my the acquisition and retention of the means an army of It means that the annual expenses of the army will increase from to And a huge standing army menus that the pension list will from That there is something rotten about the War Department is every day becoming more apparent, in spite of the efforts made to keep down the truth. The War gating Commission seems especial to save the tors who furnished the bud refrigerated canned, to Oar soldiers, by insisting that the beef was good, in the face of evidence An- other proof of the rottenness of the War Department methods Is furn- the assertions made by Gen. tint he is Milling to accept a nominal punish meat as a of his court-mer- for blackguarding Hen. Miles, keep his mouth but that it Mr. fails lo set aside of court-martial In make his punish he will raise Buck n as Washington has not had for many years, by every the HOC of earth. That is a met, which the American people will have to they ought to know now. in advance, what is coming to then, if the schemes and projects which are being forced up on us are carried The attempt of i In- republicans to get democratic support the Hull bill, which will in- voted tomorrow, ii so as in of the regular mi-ff i. thing ho knows about war contracts army above discretionary l. those who profited thereby, with the President, was not a sue Is OH at Store plea before court mar It made no real change. The of not guilty, although ac- proved their voles the use of the dirty for the ii up development language towards Miles, his claim for pro under Mr. promise, is believed to lie the re were mil afraid to trust the President, did not change the principle of the party against I the concentration las I this h vi, r run suit of an I he hands of one con belief hi strengthened cent rat ion no harm as long as dent bearing right man exercises the author- the trial A but who can when army officer offered to bet i wrong will co. The. ten to one that a verdict of guilty change was not made for effect would mil in Kigali's dis the House, where fate will from the army. very much in doubt, unless the Senator Lodge, in a speech lb support of Senators, now favor of the ratification of the I inclined lo oppose It can be seen roil. treaty, did not go quite-as far as The subterfuge was so palpable who is said lo have Dial Representative once remarked to Mr, Cleveland, Constitution between but he must have felt the same as Tim did when the Constitution stood in his way, when he do not make a people; people make oust It Like many other a republican, made n speech plainly Idling his associates could not hope to catch suckers with such a bare hook. Miles is still piling up official unofficial, that the beef furnished our soldiers in epigrams, that of Mr. Lodge Is not I Cuba and Rico, was to strictly tine. He um read eat. He has already eon- history aright who d not everybody, except the powerful part by hers of the and of the Constitution in making the pie of the United States what they charge was true, they to stick toil the beef was good. Ami Imperialistic sentiment will have full swing in the this week, as nearly every Senator who OF That scourge, the Grip, opposes who mil I poisons with Its spoken against Imperialism, baa so that no home is safe from its given notice of Intention lo speak. ravages. Inn multitudes have found . . , , Insure protection against this the treat, t Knew will be voted in upon February 6th, and the Discovery. you feel a sore- chances in your bones muscles, cause would gained by have chills and fever, with sure rejecting, a motion to reconsider would lie made by one of A Chance of Marriage know it would require a majority to you need Dr. King's table it- That majority Its op- Discovery. Ii will promptly not. Bo, were cough, heal in , , . .,, ,, , ., membranes, kill rejected February all Mr. Me- .,. . , , ,. genus prevent dreaded would have to do would is- ,,.,. . to call an extra session of the Sen Money back If not ate, in March, when ii would A trial bottle free at J. L. promptly ratified. Drug Store. Within the last week, Mr. has personally harshly in both House Sen ate, and in each body one of his was a republican. In the House, Representative Jerry son, and of Indiana. Jumped on him for bowing lo lie opinion, right or wrong; in the Senate, Senators Gorman and Hoar gave him for declining lo furnish the Sonata with copies of the instructions given to the Peace Commissioners. Senator Gorman has never posed as an alarmist, but he never fears to speak the truth it may be alarming. before Senate passed the regular appropriation bill, which carries Mr. made a speech, calling attention to the fact New Spring Silks and Satins WHICH HAVE WITH GREAT l-l KIM. MANY Taffeta Silks, and changeable. Silks, Plain Satin, India Silks, Liberty Satin, Silks, Satin Duchess, Plaid Silks. Brocade Satin. Beautiful Plaid Waists Only each. Elegant Black Bro cent; a Come and see them. Judge Wants Stop, pill. Iii issue Tin- mark then- was some discussion l lie proposition lo increase the mini In Calcium Carbide. of the Bureau of has made the sale of carbide, which hire to he a source of in a burn of Superior I circuits building, because when and a or ways reaches iI I'm A keep Use this l- IV ill I A in bicycle lamps. Hereafter, in recently transit or on storage, it lie to suggest ii in hermetically iron ; a law to if V lawyers slop To Cotton e Sin, liar from Sew stating Mr. John Se v ho i he u lie II ml; and i.-i ii mi lib a i in ii m ,. prop ,., .,,, in hip Hi rough ,, the ail . eel In . of The . Cotton is ; hi is in; r I In in in has nil I ii ii n new plants . lire i I lie ii in ii ii, of system in in farmers the cost of mid so coin rated Mr. Sen has ii- one iIi.- greatest lo rate his energies in inn. In trip Mr. will I cotton is industry. rough Texas, from I here In Mini Mississippi, then into South, making n care at of the business ions of S I. i Mr. Kit-bard II. s, who is a nil ml. in ill leave York few days mi Mr, wile cur mouth's . ., . . J i toll thou- B, I. . . ; l . i . . U. i I . ii H . .- r . I. . I . i . . . . , , ii- in hen I . eel Hie See . M. ,. . it- n . . i r I- Price l i Di iv .- . ii. ,; . i . Mei . Hem ., , . I. . In . . Th. Jul . .- Hines Son, MO. f Dept. OBSERVATIONS. Orange Va. preset issue of The lie has discovered that in some states a girl's opportunities are much greater than in in America they arc greater than in countries of Old World. CATARRH CANNOT with LOCAL they cannot reach the seat of the is a disease, and in order to cure you must take internal rein lilies. Catarrh Cure is en Internally, directly mi the blood mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a that although it was estimated that I medicine. It was by A. painstaking statistician No package may He said that be out American more pounds. Ii which bad Chances of will must be his conclusions the waterproof. artificial light or heal will lie permitted the building where is Mot inure than pounds, in bulk or in cartridges, he kept in any store or factory this must lie in a or vault above the street it must kepi A lawyer Love tastes purposes, re nil some lime lo or man as fur possible material lot . cut lire into unit Um to those of us who mi side of married life, with years In e there never was a greater fallacy. I would tn all young women would hail tongues mi In I . . do mil many lie and do for pied an entire week in de business which could as well love Von have been day. I when hut Hie live qualities goto make III skills of the no thing. A lawyer, he makes his and then for two the war with would names the roll, less our troops were recalled the tropics the sickly season, no provision, whatever, had made in the hill for the increase. Mr. with this Hint from this dale, the pen Mini mil will amount to If you add to that, the cost of maintaining lone thous a the American republic will in the year ex- pend more for its army and pen our of the best physicians in for years, and is a regular prescription. It is composed of the tonics known, purifiers, ailing on the The combination of the two in is what produces such wonderful Send for testimonials, free. F. Co., Sold by druggists, Toledo, O, Hall's the best. Boor. The manufacture, transportation, storage sale or use of line w limits of this city. . NO TO I The w ho is in form and temper will always have friends, lint one w ho Would lie cures the acids in the and driving them out of tin It positive, any other cure. fill Christian um by urging faith, lie assumes at lie says, faith iii is as he would hit i us faith is n re us adornment in the character, is n prerequisite, is in which Christian fife has ii- by during this profession, declared this as hind and as lung as any ii lawyer present whether this Is I breath Ho ii Is with love not there Is a In when the time. to settle what I he Judge to say, There j quest I. gnat deal of Hie m lime is wasted in courts th repetition quest ions on cross must keep health, if examination repetition she is weak, sickly and all run arguing cases before juries. down shew ill ,. mistake not, time was when she has or the discretion lo limit away ,., , , . hind lime, has been n in III tiers is n,,. Hon of the world, or The was , judges had discretion in limit, trouble, her Impure blond will cause pimples, eruptions and a wretched complex Hum Watts in a ease in ion. Bitten is Hie beat I Johnston and the in world to regulate the law. In Some liver and kidneys and lo polity the blood. It gives strong bright eyes, smooth, skin, rich complexion, will make a good woman of a run down invalid. Only BO at Ding store. families begin the I can stand alone. rather late in the century. we i. New iii some If It fails to cure, m nine Inc. I,, H, If. Landmark. II III. A COLO IN A HAY. Take leis. All druggists refund is lied in lie i, ii,,. lo out, Ibid to of a tin c tail has a rattling lime. i should keep -i to always have his The of sen generally braces laud. Water Why should pawnbrokers lie I hey always keep their pledges I who II his in Hie of an all right, a little sympathy Is The scours r um try. is only ill- he does scour, sadly neglecting in ill is respect. said apt lo be daughter. A never feels so near heaven H II lie is or so near place as hen i ,; Salve. in -i salve in Hi.- world for Cuts, Sores, ; leers, Salt Fever Son s, Chap mis. i and all Skin cures Pile, or no pay re It to j;,., i,. ii or Price per For duo. L. W NEWS. Happenings in North Carolina, bus adopted law. lie Legislature has sen rd half ti. Justice, a lawyer for stealing law Court l link's in . cur ml laced ii k. J. i, I i m ,.,, . A, Law. i N. c. Mills lane, N I I. AW . X. i . Dr. oils. x It-. J, C, MM

II S. C. failure. says II. to Pay follow log of the fail fond forth city ha WHICH LED. on lure was out from , , . i , Jan. each lo A. Co., banker and Kin.-i-.-l at with being i, Greenville, FORWARD. People l on Important Matters. Mail Hatter. 1899. sol III CAROLINA A gentleman living having business in South it a Investigate the working of the system in that and a and under the were II,. In- and a annul of whiskey seethe man n.-i in which was sold. Inside it very like a drug store. was required lo the register, where whom the purchase for what oh I It. was Han told ii the Dispensary and I could not purchase more I then asked what were the effects of this of dealing in liquors upon the and business said the effects were marked notice- able. A purer and better brand of liquors were sold for less money, profit, less the handling ii went fund, that ii of bar- rooms, beyond the reach of police ii features of I drink, the runs fearful and dangerous, This gentleman says if in county .-ii I see A Gun a History. Will a young colored was rabbi I hunting last Than when his gun was and entire load mm. HAPPENINGS NOTES. OVER arm. the the gnu his arm, when by with stated. The wound is serious. The gun with which Wallace shot has a history. Ii was formerly owned late Minis r I, and one ii went off soon and countenance, Later a-us discharged Dean, colored. The gun fell into the of Will Stewart, colored, and one occasion lube out tore up his bee. Wallace j. latest and last, is ii ill lie broken up. States Landmark. Per Cent. Bad, The of the series of bulls tins North cultural relates to is the of the work of Director W. A. With- , mid Chemist J. A. live samples were chased in open market lieu and Wilmington, and Lie up of the powders In use throughout State. A shows the brand, maim to i Tarboro, Feb. mint meeting night of our own and Board have extensive in at which leading ban forth South Carolina ,. .,, property owners the South, and present by the business here, made an as of municipal ownership for the of lights creditors, I was discussed, and a and Thomas r. Young as as decided in favor of municipal assets are stated to ownership and the Board of Town i. and i- , directed to ask our present i- to name bonds t to same. There being some in tin- in regard to tin TODAY'S YORK Mr. and man member of the firm, makes the l have worked hours a day for tin- past mouth am simply a physical wreck. el to keep through or two of this market ., sue- upon of the Board up to the few when through talk of supposed published interviews .,,. our in former partners, our financial A resolution ha. been weakened, and and run upon us. being appropriation in Southern banks were ma available for immediate uses and Ibis; together with considerable moneys due us by responsible Win tin i r. N. I, Mr. has for several but up again. Ii Winter was a u ii would be one times. Mrs. Kate Smith, of is visiting iii town this week. John Mural has a case the rip hi is about to develop Into Mi. I link now working in making six hands all I, r. are very Indeed hiking goods, -Hue right on If you see If they not take time to wall on you. Mr. ii. it. Phillips, general man Beaufort bar Co., Mi. S. timber for the am John a Mass. man. is cigarette fork, wind up its on Mrs. is hat close Tone. 11.14 Quiet. US CHICAGO, Opening. Soon. Close way from San Cal., t to attend a meeting of Pacific A Pan will ask Congress to for a building for a Government exhibit at th- In consideration of not prosecuting him Grant the Kansas Cattle King, . . , , I We have just opened return from Mexico UP new W. II. M inn. VT, T. what money be has. Ann Arbor University him, complete of------ Ann Arbor University will be represented in its debate with lb .-i S of Pennsylvania by . M I Wilson. M. H. and Prank l. We Carry Creek The Board Trade elected for the ensuing year as follows E. Fountain 1st. V. P. 2nd. V. P. S. Nash. A. M. Board of Howard, Judge Fred Phillips, Dr. Pointed Paragraphs. man of I his system of in liquors, there would nut ha one, who baa his own and neighbor's at heart, ex- those who arc Inter- the saloons, would not vote for Dispensary system. South Carolina strongest most admirers, live , ears . hi I bitter enemies. admit frank, that were .- and ideas of selling Ion iii.- liquor problem than anything else v.-; offered, We flip the following com from The Kansas t who are at slowness which Slates are elected should notice tie benefit the are already There is in cause for were, be straight alum powders, and per more contained alum to a greater or less extent. The remain lug were divided between phosphate mm H may not staled beyond a doubt that alum In baking powder is harmful digestion, yet Us is quest ion- able and a should know us pi-is Baking strength more less and purchaser should secure us fresh as possible. The bulletin of bread. Ii powders, etc. ii may . in in Slut Ion. Post. notice, makes ti . which we slate of markets and the worn out of assistants. I concluded that Ibis was the only move John F. Dr. J. M. Baker, up all our local w . II. lions discontinued Washington last week, as we were , M unable to place here ,, development We have paid over lo customers during post week. From iii.- condition of our accounts I think will l- able make satisfactory all Mr. up last week ill here, an W , , Mr. W. II. Sherman. stopping with J. l. Mr. Parker will P The -black always begins at j yards of wire In this week yards in Bethel The who wrestles ob for week. usually loses. Look are compelled to It's rather odd when the turn our especial attention now to fails to out even. making cotton planters, n,,. ,.,, man never troubles t to-1 himself about the I of the bacon Hues, etc., still have Dry Goods, Notions. Hoots, Shoes, Hats, Hardware, Crockery, Farm Implements, Meal. Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Lard, Tobacco, sic., In But every earned In a general We Also Sell of You had better call however before scarce. A. O. Cox Mr; Co. The Meet lug was complete millionaire. omen for painting, yet never saw an angel wasn't painted. Knowledge may u- power, seldom powerful enough to STATE MEWS. Happening in North Carolina. Mr. A. who was a traveling salesman, committed suicide at Columbia, S. re Is generally regretted. a Gnat Year. The further Makes Democratic James passed hi- ville charter bill through. ham- ii could vouch for n making title The said presto, change Ural lull yet carried more corrupt is white s , . i it fusion management id , . . , vole v. through like greased lightning, to an roll call, degree. The Is bur This was a lo with a debt of more than from Pitt, and a rebuke to will double legislature turned over to that amount off the Indebted mid curry it through another year. What Would have been its eon if ii had remained longer under fusion deserve a passing notice. Raleigh Post. Wants to He Hi.- news. If your wife whips you lei us know it. we Paul Press year was one of most wonderful in the history of and sustains the statement with the following bill of particular I. The largest wheat except .-. Highest price recorded for . , in . crop. I. largest export of . exports of lured it, aggregate exports r. iron ore. production It. production coal, to. Largest of cop per. II. largest of silver except of 1802 gold. lit. gold holdings. per of all forms of money. Largest aggregate of bank dun to. Largest aggregate of railroad Largest aggregate Nile of bonds, IS. Largest aggregate sales of York Stork since in. Smallest number of failures and aggregate liabilities 1802. This i- Indeed a remarkable showing, it contains one item which regret, The it is true, record breaker, but how much 1st tor it would have been fin On South If several million less hales of cotton raised tit the oldest resident Charlotte, Ml dead on the steal i Thursday night. The Confederate bazaar in last week, was greatest success of Its kind ever held Slate. The Supremo Court ill meet on Monday, February when for In practice law will ls examined. The lion will be in writing. Oysters are abundant our -ii.-el-, at our wharves and ill our -I. We heir of h snowed under. move a stubborn man. and Dr. Lewis returned home Sal -j Both parties should remember night, remained I that they are married for worse as over till Monday night. it had well as for better, snowed we expected a large crowd Saturday and and judging from the beginning would have been mi meeting. Remember Johnson . Par- carry a Dim stock of groceries. You do well call see ; bringing customers lo their stores. before buying elsewhere. If the is brought M The following pupils made the simply. aim and purpose I,., roll In during the second quarter ending I merchant Jan 1800 s Julia LU Bel MAY, OAT'S, COT- TON AND AND Our prices on everything will lie found as low H a can be sold at. You are cordially in- to visit our store. PUB MI n. C, If. About An truly says advertising Is in bringing load 1,500 bushels from Lillian Campbell, Kate Chapman Dora Cox, ton, Mabel Petty, Clara Petty. Miriam Helen Cox, Parker. Cooper, Mary Parker. fox, Mabel Cox, Berta Blocks, Stokes, Chapman, A. faraway, Lester Cox. ; Manning, Cox. Boy Cox, Co, drover Oscar Lu Hurst. IN Heavy and Pane GROCERIES, N. C. Cotton Hugging on him i kepi on hand. Country and sold. A trial will convince you. , . UP-TO-DATE STORE an- is the only cheap effective way to not only buyer brings hint lo the store, sells the article advertised, too. It, however, the sells is ,. place to visit. one article and brings the buyer to j j j,,,,, opened Id the the store for one time only. lone not merely What it professed An truth may lie at the well, bat a disagree- able one always cornea to selling i for cents a City A informs Th Newton Enterprise years fusion rule Increased the debt between and n special tax will have The doctors of Sweden never send bills to their patients, the amount of being left entirely to the generosity of the latter. building with choice stock of t; C A N COt the best of general Tables Sup- plies, i carry in and urn ready t supply to be lex In pay II. Misses Nancy and Polly two aged who lived four from Durham, wore burned in their home Monday morning. About day light their house was discovered on lire, and when neighbors reached the scene the roof was foiling in the of the two women were found alien lie bad burn ad down. One of was years old the Other In Little. The net profile of the great American Thread Trust for the year to have amount lo The dividend declared was per cent. Among the Chinese a is been Introduced proportionate- I if you have toll y larger, says the Journal. its readings n, y m .,,.,,, Taking the of the year making visitor. If you have a party or however, it shows for this A bill has its p house of the between white gathering any kind, bring country a of value and . . . ; II never or around the cake, seven u eight .,. ,. punishable not hilt just I vice versa, a local, but just to show your with I,. four , v hereby Birth that f i n . i gift a warm among the hi Did Ever occur to to lie aide to do, but it has opened the way for other purchases by the same customer and by the Influence of purchase instructed the friends neighbors of the where to get a similar article j H at same price. The merchant who does not advertise simply Ibis sure highway lo travels the path that ends ill the cull of the and I he I he red Bear iii mind the mission of the advertisement i to bring buyer and Her together. It is for the mer- chant to say the meeting shall result when takes puce. If the We can supply all your needs in mods are as good and cheap as he Pine Candles, all kinds, are, His advertisement ave have but will in the long run. That when you buy it economy to get the That is what we have, The of everything. You may need. We can Supply all your needs Fine Dandies, Fruits of all kin Nuts, Relates. e, We have F Win ii box. put up es- for us. J L. A BRO Carolina to a should want the hut in the the town of for vessels by shipwreck. THE EXCELLENCE OF OF only lo tin f but also tout cure with which it U m it known Ii only, to upon nil of the ind appropriate of is by tin u knowledge of tint will um one in avoiding i- Um the with the cal tad the lo million families, kM i. the a of the if ii. remedy. It in fur in ml other us it ads on the kidney-. or lag them, dON grip Ml in it the of the On ii puny CALIFORNIA FIG Sf CO. I . I l , MS I tor an if in bad health. The largest lunatic asylum In is at where the Lancashire Asylum has over patients. In hotels built in Chin for use of foreigners the highest stories are the most cause the By recent the an from London lo Adelaide the Canal sill be shortened by nearly four days. Madrid authorities slate that since the of century their has lost Great Midwinter be held at New Bern, N. 28-21, M DON'T TO ATTEND. There will lie something to interest instruct every DISPLAYS Stock and Poultry. Large and c of Oysters, and Wild flume and is offered in Purses.----- ------The Out door Attractions will lie a------ AND Premium List or other address. GEORGE GREEN, Sec, New Bern, N. C. h Presents Itself AT OUR STORE To Buy Clothing to your than ha Ht DIM our In r -I. It la full of at to null nut aim In la to MM our our with that will ct-salty FRI in luff i-ii now In i mm tin MT tin- not THE KING ft N. .--Open every e until o'clock is km mm One month of is gone. of year. this The cold wave came on Commissioners meet next Monday. W a More. The w the is for another one. There was a lit- fall night. Verily, the have reform. Cot one exchange that recently in hand had the cheek to print the ancient poem on Beautiful Slum Lookout for sore is on. The st reel not in condition for ii rake walk. sprung on the public. takes a fellow with plenty of push acquire u pull. FEBRUARY ONCE A YEAR. But New Names Come . Jam sky A. to Lew Wilson went up the road this Ravage this morning I Richmond lo bones. rum,. over Ibis morning and spent the I day here, Roy this morning for an J Raleigh t take patients the insane Prof. W. H. returned j Saturday evening from Raleigh be bad been attending executive committee meeting of the I Assembly. Jam 1899, J. A. Raleigh, is in town. I J. it. Cherry, Jr. left for ill.-. W. II. returned Monday evening from Raleigh, J. L. Bridgers, came down evening. K. H. returned Hominy evening front Virginia. Charles from W. s. mi yesterday Left this morning for ;. who was of the here, left ibis tor l. Jarvis to today. THE DISPENSARY A From Post y . TUT i k .; Mb. I your try to sys you a or a LOCI i any thing HO. . . s- h. is, of I . W. ii. ii chief shell c Ill .-1- ii the B CY OF All. tobacco fl; We . . . in Mr. of .-n d. The an part of la one for . township. this Franklin I i-h in your taking for your We started ours without a cent I of capital, stock on credit who U serving Cuba a months, is now of debt. K, i;. , and has paid the and loan j Storage Warehouse together about which is f capital about three limes us much as , ,.,, received from all of six bar ,, ,,, ,,,.,,, , . rooms combined previous ii .- in the has now u u -i . . in. us will km us ant B. E. las i sin of i in- I ii- w In mi iii, M. II. went t. Tuesday. Jesse d road evening. iv n the The First In Ten. In lending a for Tin; for 1809 Mr, Stocks, of White Hull. III., says is first I read out of papers W. went lo Spare This Time. to meet his This vacillation talk calls to . A. of the Wilmington They are having record-break a live mouths t j Messenger, spent today hire. in pow storms out west. his urn. hock In We A returned trade Saturday and. crowd will no nave I today rubber shoes. s was. Very few people turned out in the snow to attend church Somehow or other we always the utter it hap pens. Mrs. W. Hicks children this for New York. Oct Him Take It. Tell your neighbor w Inn he It. I. children this morning tor Ital not taking And If he becomes Rev. A. W. Sonic way or other it always he will stop troubling pens that the judicious o ,.,. f succeeds. If had there would ha no excuse for loafers on tic streets. I pay for Hides, Furs, and M. There him a kind of forced the for a few days. Mortgages were planted pretty liberally will In plan I next. This month don't bring lives, t here are just four of every- day in the week. The Winter giving us a snow, hut w hen it did come it up fur lost time. The man hits little and wants less is richer than the who has much more. A fool My a boasts of be is going to Jo, but hen never after the egg. More drummers came in on the train Monday evening than could Bad hank room to get down town. ill RENT -The Stephens house and lot in BOB- six Apply to j. a. Andrews, Along now people who travel will wish for nod mails, but when dry weather comes forget it. J. cherry, Jr., of Greenville, bus selected us one of the as- marshals the coming fair. One good thing the snow it did not last was the weather cold enough to much suffering. So fur factories do not seem in the for There should lie cotton and factories here. The bright moonlight on the snow, after it off night, a picture worth look at, but it cold for one lo stand out and W. who rep- resented the Court this is not a stranger to people, as In- was here the same 1897. He is s lawyer very ably represented Tint. paper. N. M. Watson la in Raleigh attending a meeting of Con Six Score and Two. paper committee. That was the of people A v of Scotland during the mouth of who bus been visiting Mrs, January through the agency of C. T. returned home in Register of Denis Moore's office, of certain i with small . to minors who are plus. As being a the above figures w in a matter of public record ant subject to ex This, though, is mil means the main features that if The suppression, curtailment, and gen -.- J. L. SUGG warns t Lie Fire and I lie . h urn tun . . , M in inn lo sen of by There Dome discussion u lull to repeal allow- lea to pay special rial Represents First Class t favor able i In- .-. in it lion . Hi. C. cleaning up of forms ,. ., generally ,.,,.,, ,,. ,,. A r. motion was and this most highly. does line's privileges or rights front him. us ran get all tin volt yet with drinking bar wherein of the evil, This in your mom your friends If yon so of It with the pool I where drink in North a or II o'clock with the dire and throwing dice for drinks. B It ii , f. . . , I ON l. C A I and in my it is ion which Kind can Pitt county Heavy Groceries w the at present. Best Cultivate There are some, op pose the but admit you into their MY FALL AMi STOCK s and a ii almost --I I hut I In- I is fur w i US will put the ; rice so low to; it will compel you t buy. I th; and hear the price you my customer. being will die bus There is the making u in as trying to grow bright inter t is in tobacco ill I lull JAME B to liar rooms, us the is superior, will better In coin one. a I sir the culture of cigar leaf from He Issued sixty-one marring Willie returned Tuesday twenty six of them being evening from Berkley, Va., where for and live for he has spending some lime colored. his sister. Only White Voters to sign. U, Hughes to today. The helms gone Hie petition to be to get married and Legislature for the will give him a reception here Will signed when he with his bride, only by white registered voters of Those who have Died. in hand Insecure signatures should ask only white registered voters to- sign it. n there is no what may happen. Child-birth ii full of If Mature not given proper Mother's Friend U the help you can use at this time. It a when regularly op- plied comet, it tho advent and nearly pain- It the the and any dangerous u for only one put vi-. lo motherhood and in. i- i-- at nil drug atom, or . t. . of n ill us In am Ml i . m. r k D kt tit. Learn Hit tn I he will nap keeper. will or with an i all, t bone who oppose it will rood boo their error. MORE ABOUT All Dispensary. The in This a inn. In in been the In II ill i hew, l the of the touch ii BOD. i i; like In i In I. ho . ton nether ft in to or leaf n bar rooms, reasons. I. is is law drunkenness Is under to remove many of the evils of the I hi i-i. It is not Mr. a of this county who moved to a ago, ill town night. remains were to out to the Adams place, n,,,,,,.,,,,, is The Baiter's Duties, A in. sold iii u I hull i- In- hall on to try Hi-- even miles from for Inter Mr in his year. liar In r Shop I in This morning cry of tin lieu It proved to be B. harbor shop mi Main Street, build from the On plane of furniture was destroyed and other damaged, All Ute tools Wart injured. Mr. who rooms In the building to throw the burning furniture of window in doing so his and lacerated. The tire was soon Washington It U is gather- lag strength in are a the demanding their establish- the of the lure so Information do town where the dispensary has been is asking tor . IN sold alter sun down, hem in. drinking, or night. In th.- order is an I Is no II, It removes Influence from tin- gut i. It pays more Into the town and k. A. Why Not Tax log. Have the in the Is there nail one member In each and mere to speak i word in behalf of the helpless, sheep I hat blessing in iii an dogs are not allowed to ran at their will richly In be In North Carolina. There Is no cause devouring dogs by times or ten times greater i is. Brave from I he dogs by prefer to raise it out i to sound the the . keep inn feeling lo whoop her up his n man. let his man fair el all him when he i- Iii defend the I he o p I'll ion. see his lo lie-Ion lo other follow . is his business lo tor nil Is worth, after see Worth of of the doing Ii In the business muse he fulled to record the fact hail In- Wagon To lo public I hem for his own way to everything then lie mean spirited a is to that lo I lull here are -o III new paper I a- Ia. Hume men adore . ii. , . SI II. I ii nil.- a. i--. I . .-. -h-. . In I i i ; u . l. . sin i II; lane hen i In . up it I I I sold III . I, UM . . ii I ml I ear. I nit . S . i . I H -I,. I . I- it id oft , i oil on . n m-.-i i- I hat. a on ml. I via mis, I. ii i in ; lie I. bard-pushed la either that an A LINK OF nice Lino of I ii in- found in In i-i, Lu W Ill-own. K. in mil-. . ,, . s, i in . t i ii n. ii. . u. h I lulu, I i a . Hats, i milks and Cams, A full line of delivered to city, R. I-. J is

You May Never but Should you Want Job r to see us . i.- The J b Anything a Visiting Card to Sheet Foster HE COWED THE BULLY Lord I Fin i no of in . Ml in n of wry The m . u. uh op awe i f la n woo kin m it Ml ft it With lit- He had Men paying formal and in tut i in i i f a frock u tall Tin- bat was carefully oil a bat Frederic Jo read ail 0- r jut urn veil r j line cf and and Hi the bat ever mat much as looking The t tho bat was. DOn Frederic could endure. a t he tn tho bin and to object on floor up that hat, be roared. waiters won par- with terror at hearing rue to man ton by a up that re- i in . more than me. lieutenant did he t I Ho as by rut and force of the man an a before hi r. i r tin I law wool American r Saturday carry a line of tho celebrated S. Parker Fountain Pen It is a big hit in fountain pen and is Wot only does u feed the ink perfectly, but soiled The of t from if diphtheria w V k at mum of die year later area Iran a f J i in the place. ; re woo would where a can fever existed enter the apartment of suffering from diphtheria. A of typhoid fever but little the in obi Midst of I a which it l r inert W of i- lo u by the The in to danger from ibid clans of . u i- the of health H. Dot, It. Tie I I mid ticket in in- wagon for the lime age nm man. was badly fooled once in an annual . ll. I i. by ibis that I fooled myself, letter from a r. who wanted know if I buy a mi I Lack to bare ii act. and it was lo be Id the ready for inhibition one Monday morning I bad a rather any v, bat I, a-t like, rate It war big, with and I ii Id cur to go ahead on that idea and him. elf. did. Tho picture ho j i ii any eye at any range. He t a whale frame of i f. r i a in- land, the at chewing up sailors i-ii tho h . Sunday, and I rub my hi i it Th,. moment it bang out t around it, lion- day remarkable doors were I ; and at I went I I bear a growl. I said to . I wasn't m . It was mob be- hind th ,,. They bad been lured by ere, and when they to i ago d i they -i it ii, th, . A remarked hail a stranger or an outsider to North and made the I hat Mrs. had the would ii have as never this and suppose a had a that was and mouths she was under ion slant of the bent we had our town. his to control bowel which had lie come chronic dysentery. She also from which large BOMB and risings t break her Oft time then- would lie a many as H or We had several to her at limes, but nothing reached her case. They would lance these but as soon as one wag eared another broke oat, and the doctors. gave no hope of her core. she had led a life of agony and suffering for months. I was in- spired to in Mrs. . There was change for the better to twenty-four hours, cheek the bowels at once. and after using a my wt entirely and has never since had any sign of trouble am is now in health. A few after I had two sores to break out my ankle, and range to say I did not think of Mrs. Job Person's Remedy. I was under the treatment of doctors for throe years. sores continued to gel worse until they had eaten to bone. I then thought of living Mrs. Person's Wash and did so. and it is almost to say it soon made a cure. I wish I could speak so that man, and child, in could hear, that It'll What HtS. Joe son's and Wash did for and mine. advised one of my friends who had been a sufferer for a long time, with nurses sore mouth. She Used and Wash, and it soon made a cure. have recommended it to ever so many of my friends, indigos. other ailments, I have never known it to fail i cure yet. There is no medicine equal to it. Rachel Shade Roxboro, Co., 1898, Legal Notices. NOTICE TO The undersigned having duly before the Superior Court Clerk of as the Last Will and of K. Little, notice is by given lo all persons to Hie to make immediate to the undersigned, and all persona hat tog claims against Bald estate are notified to present the mm for payment or before the -1st day or this notice will plead bar of cry of same This Dec. Slat, ISM. G. Little, Executor of G. B Little NOTICE TO Having duly before the Superior Court Clerk of county as Executor of the Last Will and Tea lament of Jennie deceased, notice is hereby given to all sons indebted to the estate to make Immediate to the and all persons having claims against the estate should present the same for payment on or i before the 2nd day of January, or this notice will plead in bar of recovery of same. This 2nd day of January, ISM. of Jennie TELL All Your ABOUT TIM wonderful new RHEUMATISM. n. out the arid t bf par -t the And Kills Rheumatism. Bold by bottle, j r j -of r. . ma . r.; -1 Tr-a t I lb. Br-4 two t-t. ii. r la. with it n . am.,,,, It trail-n r . , m . Will a 11.1 a, r r f . e l Y N. -r-m Send f OLD DOMINION LINE NOTICE. Notice in hereby given win be made to the pies cut General Assembly of North to enact a law of Pitt, LAND SALE. By virtue of an order of the Superior Court of Till county made in a certain Special Proceeding therein pending, entitled, II. Cobb and Sarah against c. A. and day, February 6th, sell at public sale the Court House door in Greenville, to the highest bidder, a certain tract or of land in the county of Pitt adjoin- the lauds of A. C. Tucker. Thomas Nobles, containing one and more or less and known as the formerly m. L. Mount, ed, of This 20th day of December, 1808. L. Blow, Commissioner, . in, twos lie i . V m. m. Peters p . mi n in, e- York a m. ii m. Hue M NOTICE. The Daily Reflector ways Gives the home news every at small price b cents a month. Are you a subscriber It not you ought to be. Hew nut is long way off, and this Manning at-r . . , earned u, among . elite of ,., as .- faraway land. In certain la wherein I of marriage- able age, nu empty Is I by a suing and from a wind lust, ad by in i m an it is r in- Japanese lover to an- tao dwelling f sweetheart , I ml his band, be to plant rate. This takes be U folly aware that mother id r or at act of planing a the is to a formal prop i tin- lady his choice. Tho settled plant to his Bind, retiree, is free to If lie j, right cart of his gift waters it and tends it bar own bands, all may set donor is accept I at a Bot if In. I. lid if parents th,. poor plant i. ion from vim. urn morning lies ll-u veranda or in tho path act as man. she Application will N- made to the present General Assembly of North Carolina for the passage of a Stock la for portion of Pill County along Tar River on the tout n sale of III Greenville Pence running towards Ed county line, Greenville, N. C. Jan, nth 1890, NOTICE. Application will i- to present General of North Carolina for an amendment lo the stock law around town Greenville, c. requiring the County Commissioners to extend Bald fence from its eastern nus on Tar up hank of aid river lo the town line. Greenville, N. c, 1800, IN Kits S A virtue of a decree of the Court of Pitt made December Term, 1807, in the action of I Executor of S. V. against L. C. King. Peyton T, Atkinson. Alic S. Atkinson, and others. will on Monday, 6th day of March. 1800, public gale before the Court House door In the town f Greenville, to highest bidder, a certain I rail or parcel of land. lying and being in the county of and described as follows, adjoining the lands of It. K. May. If. O. Hell, the Rives heirs others, containing fourteen seven acres more or less and known as the farm. Terms of Cash. This 5th day of January. 1800. II. Tyson, Commissioner. in. a s. I I . a m i- in. 1.18 a m, S , l s 1.11 m. . . n-i-in-.-t.-n Mt a Mi, I i,., . g j iv, r -V , .,. y -w V-i- . i i--. ll . I, HI Y V p Bel t em , . i. so M- Lin. p in, p Marion tn, p m. Sue., f. p in, i, a a m, Macon 11.11 Atlanta p m, charter. tun I pro. in a n i i. yA i pin. A AT The Eastern contains news w. information to the trowing co, that is worth many times mote than the price Secret of Beauty is health. The secret power to digest a Proper into can never be the liver does not act Us part know this malaria torpid liver, piles fever, kindred Liver Pills NOTRE. lie made to the of North Una amend the charter of the repeal now standing on the inconsistent there- A. W. M. B. M. T. B. J, It. L, Of all laws Statute book g with. COMMISSIONER'S BALE. virtue of a decree of I he Court of Pitt County, made December term, 1807, the action of K. II. trustee others against L. King others. I will on Monday the nth day of March, 1800, sell at pub- Court in the town of Greenville, to the highest bidder, tract or parcel of laud, lying being; in the county of described as follows, to joining the lands of Abel William King, the heirs of Harris, Moses and others, containing twelve hundred and fifty acres more or less known as the farm. Terms of sale Beast, This day of Jan., II. K. C in ii i. 12.05 an. I sin, am, Richmond a. nm, i. rm, ,. pin, a pm. pm, s om. I ii. -.-., lino night. No York am, pm, Baltimore pm pm. p.,. 1.1-0 pat, Kick, Mount V. tin. on. . No. o. . .- New am. vile t- I.- P v i SERVICE leave Washington on Mondays. Wednesdays Fri- days at A. M. for Greenville. water permitting. Returning leave at A. M. A. M. on days, Saturdays. Sailing hours de- pending on stage of water. Connect at Washington with for Norfolk, York ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by Old Dominion S. S. Co. from New York; Line from Hay from Line front Boston, N. son. Washington, N. C. J. Greenville, N. to w. r. win, i. I I- I .,. Jan. 17th ism. K. will be made to the General Assembly of North Caro- to one mile of the Will at Marlboro, county, N- and repeal of all laws standing the inconsistent there with. j. W. Him.-. N. L. J. T. G. Ian 17th. LAUD SALK. virtue of an of the Court of Pitt county nth day of January, in a Special Proceeding therein pending entitled Cannon, Public Administrator, administer- . u a. m., a m I It. Tannin am, pin. Jacksonville p; -Savanna night. ton A l Inn am, Augusta 4.17 pm, ii am, Lake n ,. is e- i i m., . arrives Neck at ,. p. m., , I. , Greenville a. m. i x a. a. m., IV relate m., m I a, u 0.111 a. in., in leave i, pm arrive at and nm Dally except leaves a u, lb an p. m., Sunday IS M Whichard, N. C. The complete in every department and prices as low as the low est. Highest market prices paid or mm am At our shops on I lick Ave repair all kinds of and Farming Pistols, etc. We also manufacture------ t CARTS, t t t BRACKETS, posts, t HA LISTERS. J us have your work. BARNHILL ALLEN. versus other T. Care c u t L. u. fan I will on Monday, sell at public sale the House door in Greenville to highest bidder, I certain lot or parcel of land near the Oft Greenville, adjoining the Cherry Turnage lot others which is fully in a deed made by the Greenville, Company and others lo Mason and recorded the Regis office of county in Hook pages Ml and Pub, Administering the estate of U With cure i. and ll. Ir leave NI it I S pin Spring Hope pm Ho leave Spring Hope ate U an Sunday. kin OS I Bun , ; striving 8.30 a. r He -oiling leaves U i a , , i t n. Train on it except r, m- sin ii I 3,11- , . I K Manager 1875.------- WHOLESALE Prepared buckwheat, fancy Ponce molasses, side meat, hums, should- tobacco, snuff, cigars, cigarettes, butter, mountain butter, full cheese, sausage, Hakes, hominy Hakes, cotton- seed meal hulls, cotton seed bought at cents per bushel. D. M. FERRY GARDEN SEEDS. STANDARD Sewing MACHINES BAGS SALT. BUREAUS. MATTRESS US, CHAIRS, Etc, AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. Come to sec M. Phone Cm. it sines TWICE WEEK -FOR- The Eastern D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION per. Year in Advance. VOL, XVIII. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. TUESDAY. NO and Friday -AT s m The Facts About The Meeting; The Ills. It has that a citizen's mooting of the town of Fay el Hie passed resolutions protesting the dispensary act of a legislature demanding a vote on the question. It might lie well for the people of to have some of facts about It was in the office of om- of the hotel which never paid expenses except when a bar was run in the hotel. There were citizens in at most of whom were in some way financially interested in the sale of And these were somewhat divided in A number of citizens who were did not attend among whom was the Mayor of the were not invited at all. The refusal of these represent- the liquor interests of the city. shows the the The saloon advocates care little religion or morals. They care little about the home or the church. They think only of the dollar made by it. They sang out before last election, and now they the rule established that they may be able to overcome the will of over 1300 while voters, said to be the majority of the white of the county. The dispensary men won an hon- est victory before house now the people who have cried mil against the fusion Legislature will not gracefully accent the act of a while man's legislature. The ac- speaks much against the loon advocates. The men who have stood for the dispensary are have made denials in lighting the money power which the saloons represent. While most those who are now trying to overthrow the work of the house are personally interested in the saloon if as sellers, they are as drinkers endorsers, A new petition is now being cir- by the liquor men to put it In a popular vote of the people. This means these men do care for the great issue of ISM, bat only for the ad- of personal interests. The Christian are awakened as never be- fore. They are largely democrats they desire that the dispensary shall stand until tin-constitution is amended. They will then ready to vote for prohibition against dis- For the present the dis- is the best solution of the liquor Thomas. C Jan. The School Fund. the so called education of the has proven a failure, as we believe-. It is one of the features in the problem oar mind has reached a positive conclusion. We honest believe the Ural impulse of a after he has acquired i education, is to a preacher, a or to turn an honest penny by his skill in forging another person's name to a financial paper, There may la-, there probably are. some rare exceptions lo this general of the lion, but as class, education is no blessing to By the tent fact, they are the Interiors of all the races, the --servant of by divine decree, and every advancement of the nice but con- firms, that divine denunciation. The first a after he leaves room is to I he pulpit, the next Step in ambition's ladder is lo himself to some corrupt Republican while man. who has become tho of his party. We heard yesterday of a case which belongs to a class. A boy completed his education in the schools with a high reputation for proficiency. He had not long been out of school before he hail the name of his lather, old lime who hail lated some property. He broke his father up. was for forgery, employed a lawyer to tie- fend him. Was cm. Cheat ed him out of his fee. Ami was sent to the Penitentiary. What was worth to him Worse than nothing. Education, as ninth as is commended, is not always a boon. This boy is me of a large class. He was an ed- and he paid the pen- of his education In the This view is of per But there is another view. An education forced oat of a poor for another poor man to whom he is under no obligations, who is of an alien race at heart, hostile to the man who is forced him. Is there any equity at the base of such an education. Is not contrary, in who educates the alien. If then ed neat ion be no boon and Messing to a if it an in justice to another poor man with cant rat ions to be forced to educate him, if then in addition to this the education thus procured lends to break the social barrier that pro- the white man in the purity of his Mood and family, then is it or politic to perpetuate the wrong beth City Economist. Beautiful Embroideries Is V INSERTION re-itch. a. White Swiss, and Hamburg Embroideries All Over LACES. I'll The Borrowing Nuisance. I Where Age Is Looked Co i. i, . i ,, . , , . i- . I i , . m .; person , have ; . . ample means i. ,, , , . , ,, . . sensible n the a --i ., iii i i-i . , Insertion lo male, with Insertion mulch. Fine LACK, imitation LACE insertion to match, j Habitual very liable In fen-gel In sue-ll and ally asking fur tin-in. G-. m unit k rather Hum ii. or if u is make up buy at once. v. ill I hen have ii always at hand and i- ill IV-el no lion lo join ill in e lie as lo ii safe-H u in your I --ii;. ; h illness, I. i,. s,.,. article is i- ii ii-l in in clean go ii lake form of -i us i a rather in exit. you lie lo i he ran . en slight a loan as it new Is- iv u- am reel, for J nil run whether your friend may to file ii. send ii on some in- else. W lieu b art l-o l-e lit and in the down a page, .- a trick of mos I The ii-1 whole matter i -never I air OF CHIP. Thai model n scourge. he p ii ins be air with its filial germs, so an is safe from its ravages, multitudes have found a sure against genius malady in Dr. King's New Discovery. When you feel a s. your have chills mill fever, sure in I lie- n sin j may know have Grip, yon need King's -w Ills, . ll Mill cure cough, heal the I Kill germs prevent lei- efforts i In- malady . Price eels s Money if cured. A trial J. I. Drug Store, in I is not . reason. v, is an old nun . fore I lie old man nm inn-. Japan than any alien el world. n. might i u hi . i- i.-s in i I, ; . . i . . duty nil I toil ; t 11.- conn try. .-I part i i . in . let I unjust or he i. i . In-, or how clings lo tint pa though. . is ii- era ii nature lint and flavor of fruits, size, quality of vegetables, i and plumpness of grain, arc all Ly Potash. Potash, properly combined with Acid and Nitrogen, and rally applied, will improve soil and increase yield and quality of any crop. Writ at .- which tell ft ranters with Sew York. i Order t , as Cotton Pickers. BAKER H Burdens Taxation. No class of people as much as the His business is ultimate. The merchants, the manufacturers, the railroads, tho professional man, all other classes, may throw the of their burdens bank up on the farmer. the great body of in this country. Whatever tax the mer- chant pays is added the price- of his whatever lax pays is added to cost his wares, so it goes all along line. But farmer when lie purchases the must pay for all this increased taxation. He does not fix the price upon the goods he buys, nor upon the pro which he If prosperity reaches him it is at the cud of line, for he is virtually by all oilier classes to the margin of Farm The country papers are the pal- of our liberty, declares a recent writer. And he undertakes to prove- the of as- in The country as the county weakly is generally called, the only means left to serve the spark of liberty In country. There is not a tan impel- in the e not what political to affiliate with, but what is edited and conducted entirely on the load eating plan. They fawn and Butler around the bunted, and glittering scum pose as leaden and bend the hinges of to those positions of never do they have to offer when not only severe criticism, but and exposure of ales arc due to the public. The big papers are all run on policy plan and by the BUM IN- General Hardware, Mr. French II I marking mi fa, I ale hi e will, last year's i up Mr. i rather i . ins I . -.-ii I- it I- . , n III Among was a , plant , and Idol suggested n self lo might in pit king n lion, lie got it I plan sin sit. lie now has on hi ;, -I in lo Ii i i the sick bold oft I- ma-k. tin- suck is key In point in tin empties his him then he buck and fills man, however, i- Hiking upon ii; ii- a meat his rights is licit to i hole I. III. He ii, ll . . ll ., . . I h's . . . -W e- set . , is ,. . . -s In- Ai entering l lit i- i i . . II- III the , work of lo In mission ill peak . . Mi. in shape-. -in ends and . . . ruing ii mil develop III . lei's I'm lo I hell nm A- the or th is mission mi i ii part Hi G . has might ll i In- .- lie- ilia . p of I . ml I. .-,. hen have our loins -ill In- task h in- ii has ii Just received a carload ,. A, ,. . . It Is ii Mailer. Ii i- a which The Com has the grows more Still. crop of the state and yet Western nil tin- cot Ion mills. The every week new cotton mills or the j thank I In I ill in Pied who and I lull . hen seldom is there note fr his vain up any such a thing in Cam i,,, when c sen upper sections j in Ibis regard voiced by some count ion in which there are Tennessee, who cotton raise nun.-, am, when Is the chief w. mill inn. he I I VI. i ,., . nun I i-t I he seal the . i ., -1 slit in mill in lo , are -ii lake internal rein t in I in.- i- Ink en mull . and i on surfaces, Hall's i i it ll WU by tun i he in i his for years, is ii ion. of tho I.--I tonics ii, i. -i on he h I in . hill I I I. -nil- III I III I I'll. Send i Props. I I I O. Hall an- Prof- ml ii. I HI The woman in ill always hut one who would heal There i keep her ll ill she is sickly all run ii she w ill be lien bit-. she has i i I her impure will cause pimples, skin complex ion. is the In-I in the world n liver and kidneys n i In mid citizens I Slate's, em, i in. .-I mis iii-i can i i by tho in world and arc used by millions. MAIN , Sill, . . Ive II I lie Ive In lite world for Cats, , . i I, , . i FLEMING . . c. Gilliam . Mill- , Eu re, . c purify gives Chi Corns, nerves, i , eyes, h, I -kill, rich complexion, ll , Pile's, m . i will make it I II HE. VI I FAS A LAW, i . Hr, ll. HEN or I'm J i at h. t. KM N Woolen, store