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-4 -w -I pp- You May ever but Should you Want Job Printing to see us Anything a Visiting Card to Sheet Poster. Tin-.- It is strange that these who give I a n . it out very clearly that they Christians should be so Mind to the fact that ill temper mars and kills their power for good vice. The world at once doubts the of a man when it sees him out red hot tires of ill temper. More than that the least Hash of ill temper is hurtful to any professing Chris- standing and among men. Every spark of it that e world sees awakens the there is a seething and cauldron of it in the heart. From this cauldron at an v. i SPELLING. THAT . . T pr . I lo t a y n man in ski or . man Boat h an nil topics if roans. replied the Ran of in the smart mini iii i , in a red bearded busy looking at some unguarded point this one spark Has Hashed escaped to light. The are to said the man. looking sadly at overthrow and subjection and displacement of an ill temper is what above all things the world to m an effect of in men. the world has a right to expect it. We re- peat that it is strange that so many professing Christians are rendered powerless for service in the church on account of uncontrolled temper without apparent edge of the cause. It is sad tine patents even themselves of over their o u children on account of it. the wire mean the red bearded to The smart young man's expression chanced from sadness to contempt had diction- he u sneer retorted the red bearded man way of spelling may be a little tint yon will find it correct according to Webster Yon will also find it correct according to the Dictionary, and if am not mistaken it is likewise given in the way is all right The. smart man cave a sniff of corn Billings and yon should have collaborated on a we it was, wrote that the evil effects of ill here. said the red bearded temper in retarding the growth of, v the of Christ was ON THE HANDS. For several j ears I was a suffer- front my bands. It would come in little watery pimples the itching was almost more than could stand. The skin was tender the would swell so I could hardly bend my Sometimes my would perfectly raw from scratching or breaking of the When I was this condition I tried one half dozen of Mrs. Joe Per- son's Itemed v and some Wash in by the time I took it my and l am now well of the trouble. It has since broken out a little at times, not enough to inconvenience me or make me try more medicine. I MRS. M. E. Burlington. X. C, May For BY L. Greenville, N. C. Legal Notices. far than the saloons of the world. This is a strong statement but we arc unprepared to call its correct- into Lumber- ton Greenville i society a Butter last week over a notable wedding, which is in The Light House as Jennie Verger, the beautiful daughter of the Hon. Win. Wednesday night last. We had pleasure of viewing the presents presented to this dis- daughter. without contradiction, that there were enough, if it were turned into We carry a line of the celebrated S. Parker Fountain Pen It is a big hit in and is distinctive Parser Not only does it feed the ink perfectly, but prevents soiled latest spells it it S, said the smart man. pulling a roll don't want to rob yon Get the dictionary The mom y was and Webster's brought out There it was. to sing In didn't mean n said the mart nag man. growing white around tin-cars is They found that. too. it was marked obsolete Then the smart young man wilted won't take money. said the red boarded man, handing back the bills name is Bell. T Bell I have advantages which yon pi- ably never received, and I mouths learning the differ, ways lo spell that word. E-v Tears I the secret ice My and I had been on the trail of a pair of had a of games that would have made the man look sick They re men of far more than ordinary int- and had the TO The Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt county, having issued let- of administration to me, the undersigned, on the 20th day of on the estate of II. F. Harries, deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to the estate to make immediate to the and to all creditors of the estate to their claims, properly to the undersigned, twelve mouths after the date of this notice, or this notice will be plead bar of their recovery. This day of ISM. J. L. A . the F. Harriss. cash money, to build a mile of rail- road track Miss Verger received j men of the world The more valuable presents than other bride ever received in Greenville. Bo the scripture in this ease has that have can get more in The High Point Citizen says that a subscriber Informed that paper a few days ago. that Jacob Cox, a. citizen of Randolph county some time ago married his third wife within six weeks after the death of his first, and does not seem to think matrimony a failure. This beats the who. one day last week, his third wife within ten Dispatch. i . i be I nil . i Is in lb. king- i .; com- The Daily Reflector Gives the home news every at small price cf cents a month. Are yo i a It not you ought to be. The Eastern deflector I-. . A , i f i ll ill. By -I.- m h- . in F i a gnat many year the landlord inn i-i i v n he vi.-ii.-ii tin- day boar he would arrive. A before he the advanced age of so. a gentleman who was making a through Cornwall pot a small inn at Pod Base hi- dinner. He looked over the hill if fare and found nothing his liking He had. how. a line routing on the fire. bar ho. cannot, replied the land- lord Mr Scott of Exeter. know Mr. Sent very plied traveler is not in said the landlord, six when be was last here, be ordered to be ready tins day at o'clock. And to tie- of the travel- who chain d to look from the win- the i gentleman wan at that moment entering the inn live minute before the appointed Harper .- Table. Is only- a year contains the new i information to the p v so growing co, that is worth times mo e than the price. ARE constitution ex- in eating, by the laws of nature, or physical capital all gone, if so, NEVER DESPAIR Liver Pills will cure you. For sick headache, dyspepsia, sour stomach, malaria, torpid liver, constipation, biliousness and all kindred diseases. Liver Pills an absolute cure. way we happened to get them was a accident partner and I going down from St on u Mississippi river Then were of in the room talking and trying to pass the time comfortably. Just as a lull came in the of conversation a man seated at a table writing some tellers looked with u troubled air and Mid. any of yon gentle- men tell me how to spell I am a little puzzled over kind of a do yon mean asked several to sing in chirped the man. wrinkling his brow as if to recall r orthography. said n scholarly looking man with glasses on Q-n-i-r-c. sang out a big. well fed old man off in the corner. repeated the first man with some . thought every fool knew that all said the old man off in the corner I'll bet yon that Webster spells it t-o raise yon the first man. who was a cotton buyer phis right, said tho big old man coolly Then the others joined in and bet him to a standstill, They up about f Then they got tho diction- and, as now. the man who bet won partner waited till the money had changed hands, and then I said. on. walked up to the young man and said with me; I want yon. I'll show yon hew to spell choir Si col- the big old man we waltzed them down below You never saw two fellows look quite so cheap They had over on that one trick, they got four years and a half apiece That is one spelling school have attended that not every man to That name in which will catch educated of ten. You are all right, bat yon may still have some- thing to learn Then the smart man offered the invitation in payment for the Information Washington Post The oldest medical recipe is said by French medical journal to be that of a hair tonic for an Egyptian queen It la dated B Q. and directs that paws and boiled in nil Th The variation of speed in the chirp- of crickets depends so closely on that tho of the thermometer may be calculated by ob- serving the number of chirps in a min- At F. the rate is chirps a minute, at degrees F. min and the rate increases four to the with u of one degree. Below a temperature of SO degrees F. the cricket is not likely, -to make any ah the flan An electrical engineer who stutters once endeavored to lie of the habit, and for that purpose went to an institution near The manager, questioning him, yon stammer all the sir. ADM I Letter of administration this day issued to tho tinder- upon estate of Chapman notice is here given to all persons having claims against the estate of Chapman to present to the on or before the day of March, 1900, or thin notice will lie pleaded in bar of re- This the h day of March L. E. Smith, of the estate of Harding Harding. Ally's, Tuesday, April I will offer for sale at the Court House in Greenville the tracts or parcels of lands lying in I county which were to me in the division of lands of Whitehurst, deceased; one containing and twenty three i acres, adjoining the lands of Nobles and others, and a part of the Carney laud; the other track containing hundred sixty adjoining lands of Mooring and others, par of J. land. Terms of one third cash, balance in and two years; tide retained mil purchase paid, or mortgage to deterred ct Attorneys. NOTICE. I, Anna wife of Lewis bare this day made entry according to law; of my withdrawal as a free trader in I. page of Pitt county, N. C, and from the day of March, 1899, will cease to act as a free trader, her Anna J. I Witness mark H. L; Hall. I I t-t-t talk, NOTICE TO The having Ibis day qualified before the Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt county administrator of the estate of J. R. Perkins, deceased, not ice is hereby given to all persons holding claims against said estate to present to me for payment on or before the day of February, 1900, or this will lie plead of their recovery. All persons in- to said estate are requested to make immediate settlement thereby nave costs. D. R. of the estate of J. DIRECTORY. CHURCHES. every Sun- day, morning and evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Rev. N. M. Watson, pastor. Sunday school p. in. W F. Harding, third Sunday, Rev. J. B. Morton, pastor. Sunday- school p. m. J. R. Moore regular services. a. m. Divine service and sermon every Sunday morning and evening. Ev- prayer Wednesdays at M., and Litany Fridays at A. M Rev. I. A. Minister Charge. every Sun- day, morning evening. Pray- Thursday evening. Rev. A. W. Setzer, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. C. D. superintendent. LODGES A. F. A. M. Greenville Lodge, No. meets first and third Monday evening. R. W. M. J. M. Sec. 1.0.0. Lodge, No. Meets every evening. E. E. Griffin, N. G. L. H. Pender, Sec. K. of River Lodge, No. every Friday evening. Dr. Bagwell, Jr., C. R. L. Carr, K. andS. R. Vance Council, No. 1696, meets every Thursday even- W. It. Wilson, R. M. It. Lang, Sec. O. V. A. M. Meets every Wednesday night at in I. O. O. F. J. A. O. Council, No. meets every first third nights in Odd Fellows Hall. M. R. Worthy Chief; D. S. Smith. Sec. LO. Conclave, No. meets every Monday nights in Odd lows Hall. W. B. Wilson, Smith Sec. OLD DOMINION LINE WELDON R. Rf AND BRANCHES AND ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD COMPANY OF SOUTH CAROLINA. TRAINS SOUTH. I'M. Lorn Ar I mm- I i I v Mount Leave Wilson Selma Ar Ar i, , m.- Ar Cm c ma am rm it m e a I W at I i-c s as II an i on as i n PI AM so a a f. e so S t. Si- n a Lt iS , , r U K, II m i.- , Lt Wilson Ar R, Meant Arrive Leave Lt Mount Ar AM PM AM It V It P M A M P M PM t .-, m n is i it II I I I NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The undersigned Inn duly qualified before the Superior Court Clerk of Pitt county us Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Knox, deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons ed to the estate to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and all persons having claims against sun I estate arc notified to the same for payment or before the 24th day of March 1900, or this will bar of recovery of same. 24th, C. A. Tucker, Executor of Hay wood Knox. . Train on the Branch Road leaves pm. rives Seek p m. Greenville S pm. leaves . SO a m. am. Halifax at II Ilia, am. Trains ea leave Wash- . s m n in. arrive a m hi i m. leave Parmele a m i , m arrive am and to p m. except Train leaves dally except Sunday at ,, m. Sunday p m. arrives Pr- month . m. p m, leaves Ply- dally, Sunday, am. and Sun day on am. arrives Train on Midland N C Branch leaves Men Sunday. a m. s Ida m, leaven s a m. arrives at a ex. Train on Branch no f iii. arrive Nashville am. pm. leave Hope a in p m. II a m. arrive at Rocky Mount a m, p m. dally except Sunday. Train on Clinton leaves Warsaw lot Clinton dally, Sunday, Sm, Clinton at am and pm, connection at Wei don all points North daily, all rail via Kiel, H. M. EMERSON, Pass. J. R. K KM. V, Manager. T. M. EMERSON, Traffic Manage. SERVICE leave Washington on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- days at A. M. for Greenville, water Returning leave Tarboro at A. M., Greenville A. M. on Tues- days, Thursdays and Saturdays. Sailing hours subject de- pending on stage of water. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. HO. N. SON, Washington, N. C. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. C. to W. B. Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de- and prices as low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. 1875. WHOLESALE -.- RETAIL Prepared buckwheat, fancy Pone e molasses, side meat, hams, should- sugar, our, tobacco. cigars, cigarettes, cheroots, butter, mountain full cream cheese, sausage, oat Hakes, hominy flakes, seed meal and hulls, cotton seed bought at cents per bushel. D. M. FERRY GARDEN SEEDS. STANDARD Sewing; M BAGS SALT. BUREAUS. MATTRESSES, CHAIRS, Etc AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. Come to see M. Phone -------DE, SICKS DEALER IN- A GENERAL LINE OF MILLINERY. Line of Hardware. I can now be in the brick store formerly occupied by J. W. Brown. COME TO SEE ME. J. R. mm r gin get In w I GO. Washington, CAMP FIRES or CONFEDERACY. r, privates, sailors sad , . rat Thrill- Slit at tat War. of la, s i, lea Trails Has. eM -that m mm ray. for la Ad It By. FOR The Eastern P. J. WHICHARD, and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO per Year in mm and r- Friday VOL. XVIII. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. FRIDAY, APRIL WE OFFER TO TOBACCO PLASTERS THE A Perfect Tobacco Formula. OSCEOLA TOBACCO 821-3 A new tobacco brand by a new tobacco formula by an old house. Look out for OSCEOLA under North Carolina Tobacco this Season. ITS GOING TO M HEARD FROM CALL FOR AND TRY MANUFACTURED BY OLD DOMINION CO. Br, Ya. sale by all Old Dominion Agents everywhere. Cobb Son at Other all Eastern towns. Net Look Favorable. Worn By Blue Gray. outlook for the next crop years Bays Rev. of cotton is already superseding in David Molten, of Dundee, Scotland popular interest the marketing of now In paid a visit the balance of the old crop. Al-, to Mrs. Stonewall Jackson at her some doubt yet exists as to home, by results of the with which her hos- tile market has ceased to be ma- band wore when he received his by old-crop death wound. It was a heavy and largely governed by rubber faced the fatal the reports from the country as to bullet hole and stain of Mood were the preparations for the plainly visible. I took the crop of and the progress made relic of the great Confederate by that the crop already hero back to my home in Dundee, planted in more southerly dis- but en route to New York I met Howard, of the Fed- Owing to the favorable weather army, and told him the story, which has prevailed during the He was immensely interested, spoke past week or two, field work has warmly of General Jackson's at a rapid rate, and genius and superb courage, people of sanguine temperament wound up by are disposed to think that the ninny Mr. since you have weeks lost will speedily made I I will have to That Is, of course, entirely give you one that wore in the problematical. The known facts same battle. I am not ranking are that the purchases of myself with Jackson, but I want fertilizers are you to have a souvenir of smaller than last year, the So he gave me his preparations for planting the crop form coat, embellished with the have been very much Federal brass buttons and shoulder have straps. I thanked him heartily. any material effect upon the acreage finally planted remains to be seen, but that the crop CM be as vigor- or as productive with less does not appear reasonable. The late start may undoubtedly lie made up by uncommonly favorable weather, but it undoubtedly sub- the crop to more vicissitudes than it would ordinarily York Tribune, with a reasonable certainty of the harvest Orleans Picayune. and after reached home I had them both placed in the fine public at Dundee. There they have hung all these years, the blue the gray, side by side, one let torn and bloody, bright whole. I propose my re- turn to have the two coats trans- to the inn-ruin at Pay Of Law-Makers. The law makers in Austria and France are paid N a day; in Greece the Senators get a month the Deputies in Germany members of both houses receive about a day; in Denmark the members of the each receive about W a day; Belgium each member of the Chamber of Representatives gets a mouth; In Portugal the Peers and Commons are paid the same sum, which is about a year; in Spain the members of the Cortes are not paid for their services, but enjoy many advantages and immunities; in Switzerland the of the National Council get 02.50 a day and the Council of States, the lower house, 91.50; in Italy the and are not paid at all but are allowed traveling expenses. 1.1 ml is the only are not but have special rights or Wonts. NO RIGHT TO UGLINESS. The woman who is lovely in face, form and temper will always have friends, but one who would be at- tractive must keep her health. If she is weak, sickly and all run down she will If she has constipation or kidney trouble, her impure blood will cause pimples, skin eruptions and a wretched complex- ion. Electric Bitters is the medicine the world to regulate stomach, liver and and to purify the blood. It gives strong nerves, bright eyes, skin, rich complexion. It will make a charm- woman of a rundown invalid. cents at Jno. L. Drug store. Attempt to Frighten Illiterate Whites. The latest scheme of the on- to defeat the proposed suffrage amendment is lo intimidate or frighten illiterate white men, by telling them that the clause will lie declared and void and the remain- of will en- Of course the amendment will lie voted upon and adopted as a whole and if one of it is enforced all of it will lie. And if one part is unconstitutional none of will enforced. When pie eating as sort that the Democrats op to illiterate while men voting, it is well to ask who gave the poor while men this State the right to vote Our older readers will that party, over forty years ago. gave to all white men in North Carolina and removed the property And the Democratic party is BOt now going lo take away the right of suffrage from a large class of its own voters. Chatham Record. RAVAGES OF GRIP, That modern the poisons with its fatal germs, so I no home is safe from its ravages, but multitudes have found a sure protection against this malady in Dr. King's New Discovery. When you feel a sore in your and muscles, have chills and fever, with sore the hack of head, cough you may know you have the Grip, and that you need Dr. King's New Discovery. It will promptly the worst cough, heal the In- kill the germs prevent the dreaded effects of t he malady. Price and 1.00. Money back if not cured. A trial bottle free L. Wooten's Drug Store. Education In The Home. school or college one is only beginning to learn, and what better ate courses one have than the practical application of ideas through the medium of friends and Frances the May Home Journal. far as education is concerned the best family friend is the hen you sec some a family consulting the diction- whenever a doubt word or phrase conies up in the course of conversation you will find the hers intelligent people us far as facts can educate. We may not lie able to aid each other in the higher of science and ethics, but is certain; we form family of the three It's as well as geography, spelling guild Slang has its uses, no doubt, but if American parents do not give some heed to the English talked by their home, Americans a years hence will have forgotten their mother tongue. Wife beaters Germany in a peculiar and yet sen- way. They are not imprison, ed, as in this country, but arc rested, Saturday after their week's work is over, and kept in durance until Monday, This is done regularly every week until their sentence the ob course, being that the may during the week earn money for the support of his LATEST ARRIVALS TODAY. ti t-9 Beautiful New Style Embroidered Corded BILK SILK New and Handsome EDGE, INSERTION, to match. Don't fall to see them St J. B. CHERRY CO. North Carolina Industries. The Slate of North attention at pres- on account of the remarkably of new mill- creeled in addition to i isl in the errors In revenue la in Tin of in tor ll errors operation. lode j which attracted of improvements and new at Slate were much Harlem, by press. It Ml. not pleasant to and In but of these common in this State the j, and we agree entirely gives as a reason which towns for the textile to a Slate no, City of makes that, be is senior partner of of Co., do- business in the City of Toledo- County and State aforesaid, that said will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the Hall's Cure. Frank J. Sworn to before mo ed presence, this day of December, A. I -1 A. I t Notary Public. Hull's Catarrh Care is taken in- and ads directly on Om surfaces of the J. o. Sold Pills are the beat with the Scotland Neck wealth in the a news- paper is not expected to say it. but ten years ago Charlotte had candor compels the a of about and I to the last Legislature cotton mill. Today its many lion is more than and its which seem inexcusable. Almost I day every day some mistake made in night in the fuel lire of copying I lie laws is published, cotton yarns, gray cloths, the laws are being published these hams, webbing. are light, some hosiery, batting and wadding. Its of and perhaps others that live clothing factories are do not hear of. every hour of daylight to keep up of it, there seems lo been gross with their These factories negligence in allowing are the direct result of the cotton so many mistakes mills, While a an auxiliary Landmark is of opinion f textile life there arc the four the gross negligence is due to firms which to of legislative build and equip mills coin icier and which are kept to their political Influence while the live machinery and ply houses are shipping goods Bun. Do you keep chickens you ought lo have t Farm Journal. j in clubbing with Tin; J h j for the price of our J only. Pay year ahead and Farm Journal will for the of I and all i, i . j live j years, and gel to you if j you are on this planet. rather than regard their fitness for the. positions which they are placed. This is R custom that ought In lie changed.--Slates Landmark. child from school ill It unless in case of ill is punishable by a line, the increased. If It be suspected the chilli's illness is r is sent by school and he that the i-. hi reel parents have In pa his fee. WASHINGTON Out April SI, Major Lee, who has personal representative of Hen. Miles before Court made a speech summing up the taken dining I hat lawyer have been p mid of. He showed even allegation made Gen. Miles has been folly sustained good bill lie A ill-s are iii outline of report, vi hull will make in a few days, this week. Hue is to he ignored, Alger and in washed, and tell truth the beef for- iii-lied the v, censured. If that sort of a report i a wave if indignation i to sweep over this when compared with follow- ed the white washing of Vigor by the War will r tornado to a summer The is mill iv have decided Ibis case on the evidence, and ii Mr. is unwise lo allow his friendship for and his dislike for Miles in cause him In use Iii- in to get a report much worse fur Mr. The has been disposed, through all mess, to believe the per- of Mr. and that he was the victim of his political obligations lo Alger, public be made in stand a strain. The republican are Irving In get Mr. to an that, owing to his health, he will not in-a candidate for re nomination, lie has so far dined to do so. although his health is really a serious condition. Boss Plait and some other New York republicans dial Roosevelt would be effectually shelved If made the tail of Me ticket, and Mr. who is a little hit afraid of a-a rival for the first place, is said In be averse In idea. provided that whom he really likes, can be persuaded to voluntarily take himself out of the w a v. have reading the play b Pennsylvania, he following his by II Philadelphia of the charge of to rob the stale. Thai appointment was mil made any expectation that the puny credentials would ever Is- used ill and Mr. Quay both know the Senate has repeatedly, within few veal's, denied right of a governor to till a vacancy In the Sonata which the legislature of I he stale has tailed In till, after having had an opportunity to do so. Tin appointment for its moral effect upon the republicans of lite Pennsylvania legislature, which is likely In be called in extra for other reasons, in solely for the purpose of chance for gel- ling himself re elected. Admiral is lo asking of Implied charges and made against him Sampson clique in the Be If he does, be will the Saw but will go direct a thorough investigation be made a non-partisan committee. The Manna men are beginning In see of call rejoicing on their pail, as thought did when ii was first made public, a ill remove a powerful from the ; ft I Paying Double Prices , . i- Ms ., . I MS. What So v-i 1.1 , I j line of ,.,, mi-id Iii and -1 I, av I. ,. . I . N i I Han I I . .- . . , , . , I , , f i, la n I . . . HIVES t SOS for he hi a 1111111- of smaller enemies who may be able In do more damage to I rat ion plans politics than one big enemy like Mr. Heed. Boss I is in about his success in naming lite next be is growing very nun afraid will in- lei among when his choice known. l is- matter with a friend shall miss my guess do of teed before new Speaker has got fairly used lo the Mr. Payne, of New York, Mr. Sherman, of the same slate was In la- Eastern candidate for Speaker, has shied his ring and declared himself a candidate. There will Is- Iota of fun, and possibly some political capital for the demo- light over the Owing to a call of the Herman Ambassador State Deport- t apt. of the has received a Strong pot repeal be told a New the way in which Admiral humbled Herman Naval Commander in Manila Buy, last year, when the Hied to get a little II is the Ambassador made any story, but of course, everybody knows it Isa of diplomacy to anything and everything whenever ii deemed policy to do is per- constitutional cure for rheumatism. Tin acids in the blood which cause disease arc eradicated. laxative and tonic. A COLD A DAY. Take Laxative All refund it fails In cure. The gen- has L, It. each Tablet Professional Cards K. e. At Law. N. C. ii Mills B. Bow, Ct AT LAW, N. C. D. . over . but I here is danger I I Cobb ; Sons store Si It . .

II EMU X. D. J. Ed. par. ill the Post I at Greenville. X. an Mail Matter. PAY UP A PRIZE. with Ike journal we are enabled to I to paper to even subscriber who pays tor The Eastern ahead I and the lame offer is made old ell back paper, for the price of ours only. In o in gel the Farm Journal as i for advance it will l- up for we MURDER AND AT DON. Clerk Brutally. Murdered and Store and Burned morning at western the that ha ever In Mr. T. I- a former and merchant, baa for years been doing a large bus- hie a from dwelling Hi nephew, Mr. who salesman, I slept in I GOOD BUSINESS Mrs. l i she tan a light outside Mr. and looking discovered store on lire. He hurried out went to the of I ll i m response he around i. only trilled him to The Farm Journal Is on solid foundation and trustworthy. Baird, of Louisiana died afternoon in Wash lie jut hut term In Congress had bean re elected t the The dispatches Spain wants help the States, the fourteen of the Yorktown's era, warn captured by the were on an expedition to releases. Spanish prisoners held the rebels, and to Spain has ask- ed permission for the remaining Spanish troops in the Philippine to join the American forces Had- releasing the captives, it they alive. However, Spain Is treacherous, and If allowed i take a hand In should in- done with a deal of TWO weeks ago near Palmetto, a. a named Sam Hose Alfred a well-to- do former, killed two of then outraged Mis. Cranford within a few of body of her husband. On Sunday Hose was captured, in the presence of 2.300 people was chain- ed nil poured torch plied and the Bend tortured terrible pun- but it pales in ii with awful crime the hail While the hands of his Hose confessed his said a preacher named Strickland, had hired him to murder Mr. The crowd went after the preacher and hang him to a persimmon tree. Ii is bad that people have to thus take justice in hands, the delays law mis- carriage, of justice are responsible for it. STATE MEWS. Happening In North Carol Herrings sold in Plymouth week at per thousand. bean since that cheap. Hi. James of has elected President of the Female University Mr. Bob has acres of wheat that will average three feet in height. is the finest wheat the Stile, he his neighbors year Miss Mollie of Meat raised a gourd that, when taken from the vine, weigh- ed pounds, measured inches bold is The of the First forth mas- out arrived their homes Sunday. Several where went from prepare. I royal welcomes the boys on their return. mi. Still getting no answer he broke open the rear door of the store and I pin getting in the Mr. in the in where bis nephew wake found the bed cu Then around the bed to go Into the store he was horrified the lead of the young m upon a short from bed. Mr. -I raged the body of bis of the building and found he had most murdered. His bead almost from the body, c being terrible on the throat I another on his I'm- c wen- also the temple, shoulder the the young clothes were lorn off led were bruised i- i I I upon, all indicating be b made a desperate struggle with bis assailant. The body j ho, was an awful spec- store and all intents ere consumed by lire, nut u penny's worth saved from the building. had been left out of the safe when the and were also destroyed, Mr. Turn- loss is estimated at i be bad insurance on either building sink. was cited over crime when i he news was telephoned here this morning. Ai this writing no clue of the perpetrator has discovered. . wen- telegraphed for to help down the Ii i hope at all author of this double crime may i- speedily captured and receive punishment de .-. i . b. A of writes paper with Mr. Ireland. Of the Hardware of S, C, I heir rules to which I Wish other i. men. When employ a man or it is Stipulated he i not to sweat or In or about of he is at all. If with he get I Hi once. Their position fat that If he find suitable among their live all oilier moral men in town, something wrong with him they do not want a man. When employ a man as certain what n belongs t-i. and the pastor of that church and expect him lo look after the comer. have cash nor cashier, put a man on his honor in handling the cash. lo you how ii works They one of their men and him, and wrote his parents the la a short time they the for with their boy, the company hail In rules taught the young lesson they bid never able to do. i. c. be could drink whiskey and hold his job people. Another lien their men ere III. gel ii when ii is known that work v Co., a man in pay his slay I for their me i good salaries, and there i no excuse for their paying their lulls. I am from memory and may have some inn ii seems to me these are good rules, adopted business men would be of incalculable to young men in them from evil helping them to build arc worth something to the world. While the young man is I. the is also, as ii secures for him the very best 1.-- of help, help I hat be can rely ii when from his Revenue Ruling on I ii- NEWSY AND BUSINESS NOTES. t. in- to today Don't forgot B. Manning Agricultural Prepare for peanuts all crops. Th- v. ti. are up the shop in Tobacco Pines. orders have bet-u and If NUB is the send it at once. Mr. W. and wife. who were here a mouths ago. and have been lit that time. moved here yesterday. Mr. formerly of Durham and has i large experience Id dairying, trucking etc. place i- fortunate In having h an an- It, and a man who ha-the push about him Mr. has. Wednesday evening April Democratic town convention was, I. chairman of Mm executive commit- tea. I poll ion elected chairman, M. A J. W. I. Hurst, Patty, w. is. and was appointed to and made the following report which was ad Petty, Commissioners, Rowan The of Internal the following to which is of interest to all dealers leaf of Internal Internal No. February r. to leaf Ira than I at shall not to composing I the breaks on warehouse la the loose leaf where it is .-id at public auction to qualified In or to Bed of tobacco, cigars, or to persons who leaf for export only. who buys tons leaf -o. the breaks upon the warehouse Moors, for the reselling the same at public a private Bale, without removal from Ilk- ware is regarded as a dealer in leaf tobacco, will required to pay special as a dealer at each place where he ear- rial business, and must keep a record of his purchases and Book for place, the same as Even qualified dealer In leaf to i w ho purchases b Iron the or it has been placed on the warehouse boors, may The having duly Clerk of Put count. as Executor of the East Will Testament of Mrs. I. Kicks, deceased, notice i-. hereby given to all dented to the estate to make mediate payment to the ad, and all having claims said are notified lo at tie bum for pas or day of April. or this notice will be plead in This pf April. J. A. Hit Ks, Mrs. E. Kicks. you think any old thing will do to put on your wall. If you de and want the steal in . Hit l. Ml ,. the w a In-. i-i r, i.- I . i h. n f 1.10 I Ill i. ii mud I M IDEM lite it- ft tin- p P . m .- . . V town lo I id ORIN CO, p- R C. Price SI WALL PAPER Send to A. It. at J. Cherry and get bis line Of sells Md from the factory can sell PAPER fin what other have lo pay, so you save profit giving your order. that plait- repack or re- the in or bales. I Loose It. Nobles O. Constable, i J. John It Win-ale. All candidates forward and the He Lost Ills hi-, breeches exciting hi young man lost last Sunday his a When n business advertising doesn't be real I do and acceptable to the j one perfect strength cleansing the system effect effects f well known remedy, Stoop of by the Co., tin- of obtaining the liquid f plants known t them in the sit-in. It Ding gently promptly one to habitual per Its perfect freedom every sub- stance, its acting on the kidneys, liver bowels, without weakening or irritating them, make it the Meal laxative. In the Of manufacturing figs are SI they are pleasant to the taste, but the medicinal qualities of the i-. i . ate obtained from and other aromatic plants, by a method known to toe Pie Co, only. In order got its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations, remember the full name of printed on the front f package. CALIFORNIA HG SYRUP CO. Y. W . T. by all per OVER Till- COUNTRY. florists around Chicago, III., es- by till Dinner ill N.-w ill ill.- has arrived ship hi, Mary's has sailed a summer Illinois, i- ill. In the Lake lynching ease failed to reach a and a mistrial was result. Large Space Pay II m. The price of space i the Mine whether the advertisement is put dollars sod pays is good deal better than mi two and don As a general thing I believe the dollar advertisement Is more likely in really results than the two-dollar is. is in ii- will u ten sale, dollar iii bring more than tea I as Hull's. Idea. A was heard to remark to do in the town author- should be how narrower, or then mil be wide for patron of the walk on. There been a In- In this generation, In r of the erase to gal the manias, the freak this in Grove and sweetheart has a the father has a dog. The man girl are fond of each other, the dog la unfriendly to The young man in ice Ins girl Sunday and as he entered yard, the dog to see him. The young man tor the limit yard fence and dog for backyard of bis pants. dog got there and when the young man over the fence he lake his breeches wild dog had The only thing saved the young meat the dissolution of between brooches and bit How girl fainted the dog ripped around with Sun- in his mouth, while the young man dodged behind a and wailed till dark g.-t borne, would require atom space to de than we can spare for this Issue. leave these to Imagination of our cola Journal, of a by a public tobaCCO ware dealer In leaf from the farmer or rower, before the same is offered I for sale fa. m or, is required lo U- pal up In bogs- beads, eases or hales; except the cigar leaf may delivered by from his to a licensed of el- gars in less than a ease r hale for use ill am. tn Second Hand Goods I and Com mission. t l Hit . w. return in to i. WE CLEAN AND PRESS SUITS FOR CENTS. received. W. W. T. We have one nix vim entirely new of------ Carry I.-y Hals, ware, Crockery, Meat. Flour, Sugar, ill fact every carried in a general stock. We Also Sell We I Mo r t el. ,. I N. exclusive,,, I In ease the former or grower M M TO A FULL LINE SELECT FROM. tobacco delivers at a public wart two or more different grades a single package, the may be removed from the packages to warehouse assorted and divided Into as many different and distinct as there WE CARRY A be kinds or grades of contained in package. The NICE LiNE OF leaf, trash, lugs and spots or cigar HAT, OATS, HULLS MEAL AND Oat prices on everything w ill he found M low as good can lie sold at. Vulture cordially in- to visit our store. Highest prices paid all kinds of country produce. WHITE , r. Petty Criticisms of the Preacher. atmosphere is Injurious lo the hearer, and none so trying to the preacher, as petty criticisms malicious interpretation. People to hear in a large and generous spirit remembering Unit with themselves, that in. ought to on length breadth of his teaching. It is that one he may be is a matter of the weather; II is possible another day be may sweet hi a of the hearer ought to make great for one has to work with the double instill- tickle an fact body. should lier that no mail ever can lie he I ravel on piano of in May Home Farm Jon ml for the balance. all of a ti who will pay in alliance for BY inn. X,. turn than the This offer is only lo limited Ami who conic wrapper, filler and binder, forming j f C -x distinct lots, and each lot may be V J- sold the , , without the owner or warehouse- I I M W man being required tn repack or HATS PANTS same in hogshead, case or hale, the purchaser each Instance may the to- from the ill eases, dales, toll. . box- chests or Other receptacles which will and the in transportation. If the purchaser leaf dealer he will, of the from the lie re quired to repack ii hogsheads, cases Wales before is again of- for sale. fully, I Ii. W. A certain class of Londoner does not to take very Kindly lo Unit city of j to we you which innovation To file Ladles We have just WINTERVILLE, N. C. a line of new------- Fancy Novelties, Etc. , i OUR the latest styles Introduced Daily Mali and The Leader. On a pries We have a skilled two rears have been paid IS that recent a prominent clergy- man preached a against newspaper, at conclusion of remarks he burned a copy of Daily Mail in pulpit presumably by way I of nil object to give entire satisfaction. CuM on is in new b MISS HARDY CO., ft of Newark. N. Your Policy Has Value, Value, up ft. Insurance automatically, Will lie within years after lapse if arc good h. After Second No Restriction,, are payable at the be- ginning of the second and each year, provided for current year be paid. They may be used To reduce Premium, or To Increase the Insurance, or ;. To Make Policy Payable as an Endowment Lifetime of Insured. J. L. N. O. NOTICE If In ho MB, cows or take Jon mil. We give paper for ice all if lire yeas, to n-l -s, now or old who pa fill V. I This offer is for a What To Cut Off. Cut off the pa p if you have to, bill always keep your ad in your paper big enough to do you justice. is D. I. Heavy and Hogging on ban , I'm -Ii kept . l band, Country and letter to few than lo talk to Apparel I D. W. have opened an fully equipped In every particular on Fourth street, opposite the post- where we can be found at any time. Go. E. FLANAGAN, We have just our Spring m Spring SHOES Spring Hats And will great pleasure showing you our stock. FRANK WILSON. THE PASSERS. Catch a as They Come and X. M. to today. K. M. and to today. Clifton Brown, H Id, is I King Henri Mr-. c. Hooker nod Mini Hooker have returned from la visit lo B. B. Lee and wife, of who were visiting here, 1.11111.-1 today. M. King left this for Newborn where he is to serve a a juror In the Federal court. Little Helen and Marvin John- of who were their aunt. Mrs. C. I. home Saturday evening. Ari.-n. UM. C. C. Vines went lo day. LOCAL Spring arc in order. Heed Is at S. M. This is lost week for oyster. The sprinkler can noon come out. The Kim Makers bold forth here next week. Those who have spring greens fare the The harness to lie used with the lire engine came Monday. This has bean one of days makes the hear glad. More cases of smallpox have been found Some of our have finish- ed h Col- ton crops. There were drive bone in failed lo gel some afternoon. Attention is culled to the notice to creditors by A. Hicks, Mrs. L. C. Hicks. It sonic dona Hill Cemetery the would improved. People have had plenty to get beau sticks on the i the lust day or two. Women us a rule don't lake us much i cm rights, us they do marriage rites. There is not a vacant dwelling infuse and but one vacant store that we know of. No mutter bow up-to-date u may be, she likes to keep her age a the times. ORDER AT Till; DEPOT. A Ordinance Adopted. At special meeting Monday afternoon Council an ordinance put a slop to around the depot, will also hotel porter and ha-k runner from around the way of passengers gelling and off train. The ordinance reads us follows It shall lie unlawful for any agent or porter of any hotel or boarding house, for any owner, agent or driver of any hack or Other for any per- son the depot or this to Obstruct the way to such or the or sidewalk of such slat inn or ear so as to binder or prevent the free uninterrupted to or de- from such station or car, or attending or receiving them at such Station. It shall be lawful for person at such to loud or clamor, or i solicit tom or employ lone loud- I a conversational one, or lo take hold passenger's person, clothing, baggage or property, less previously requested by such passenger to do so. such agent, driver or owner of any or oilier vehicle shall go upon any such platform or sidewalk, or beyond the erected by the railroad lo mark the limit of such persons, for purpose of solicit- custom or unless authorized to do so by officer on duty such nor shall person loiter or loaf around such depot or after left this left this in.-1111. will begin re- their factory here so by the fifth of May. build will lie of brick. A daughter of Mr. J. W. Murphy died Monday night and the were taken lo the country Tuesday afternoon for in- A nice tennis court bus been built College grounds several of the are trying a baud game these The Oil Company has purchased a lot from T. Hun ford, on the railroad, near Jordan's factory, and will locale a large oil link there. railroad people along the route traveled say the soldiers of the North Carolina were the most gentlemanly of who have ban mustered out and home. New Name for Them. Au old colored man went into of Heeds Moore's I he other day and said I some right way being his explanation dis- closed that be wanted a marriage license. policeman duty. Any persons violating the of this or- shall before Mayor be or be. prisoned ten days. PUN MAKERS COMPANY. At the Opera House Next Week. night Makers Co, begins an engagement at opera house up-to-date come- dies, and during the action of each play. will 1- different each night, This comes to us Icing one of the best companies on the road, playing i Mr. G. M. Tucker was conferring with our business men, Monday, relative to establishing a fertilizer factory here. He lolls us that he met with much was pledged quite n number of shares of The shares will lie placed at each. Mr. Tuck says he is confident factory will lie built ready for opera- by season. It will mean the keeping of thousand of dollars annually in the county. popular prices, III, and cents. The specialties Introduced by Messrs Woodward, Nat N. Dews, Woodward and spell ma n ; Miss l-a are up-to-date In every Tarboro. ;. it. for Tillery. Ii. Hauls, of Wilson. down evening. day evening from Haleigh. H. home Monday evening from Miss May of visiting Miss home Mrs. A. left this morning for in response to a telegram the death of mother. II. D. Collins, advance of today here making for the of his company in the opera house next week. A. M. Mo ire. ii. ii. r. v. Hooker. I,. John Borne, AV. M. Smith, V. T. Abrams, L. and look train Monday evening for New- to attend Federal court, ISM A. left this morning for K. M. cheek left this morning for I. A. left this Ii New York. went to Tuesday evening. H. M. returned Tuesday evening from Haleigh. ti. Baker, spent Tuesday left Mrs. Jennie Savage, Who been siting Mrs. C. T. foul, returned home today. C. Moore, T. H. Moore, M. Hodges, T. A. w. Baron, W. O. and B. this morning for Bethel to attend the Odd Fellows celebration. SHELTERS AND Town Council Soys They Must Come ii. At its Monday afternoon the I of Council men unanimously adopted the follow- It is hereby to be n nuisance to creel, maintain or keep a shelter over any sidewalk in town on between and Fifth to erect, maintain or keep any sign, oil- THE ODD At Opera house to night odd Bellows and Daughters of will appropriately Hie BOth of m ship in America. The fol- lowing are the committee of for tin- It. Parker, I. II. Pander, II. Bag- well, Miss Dr. D. I., I. Bros ii. The of occasion be a Noble L. James. N. K. F. H. B. Man T i i u . . I. V. J. W. II. II. I.-u Mir i I. Parker. Outer Hoard . While Inner O. D. I. A. II. and II. W. I la i The following Ii is bean Old Ti nib. Beading of Proclamation by Mrs. T. I. A. Ceremony N Harding. Vocal Hugh w . H. The foundation of older. Toast -P. M. Hodge. The motto of order. Toast- I. Lodge. Annie Clara Bel I la ins. All members of bath Lodges are requested to attend. Member of the and minis ten are invited, also nil visiting Odd Fellows and families of Odd Fellows. Bach lady member of the Lodge invite an escort mid each Odd Fellow his girl. The Odd Fellows Bethel, Parmele and have been Invited. w ill be served at the close of exercises. TOWN MAI Laws. KG UNION. The n . of the will be held the N. c. Bad Sunday, April II. N p. home great I unit Revs A. . i I II. A. Ayers. p. by If. K. Mas a. exercises, led by a. L. Merrill. m. Mate Mis Led W. A. Dunn, M. I. and II p. -E. Powell B. II. II.-. ring. Sunday. a. Mi-- led lo, Prof. C. W. Ad dress,., B, II. i. K, is i i i Its strength comes iron. Its It pure coffee, freshly roasted, and i Bold July in sealed packages. Each package I m Tho pack- age Is sealed at Mill . that the ma if. weakened. It . flavor. Incomparable strength. It Is a luxury within the i each of all. Insist Ion Coffee Never ground nor i old In bulk. None Lion's head. . I.- m .- in l u i m- I ; Hint. CO If your Grocer and A. Dunn. V J K HI ii. in. Sermon, lo. II p . T. Vann. p. j And see Stock Dry Mk, Sum, Hats, sided over X p. iii In W. T. Marriage License. During past our last report, of Deeds Moore nine marriage lo following win i r. Askew and lie. Ii. and Willie S. Spain and A. Oliver T. and I,. Ward and Nannie Ward. and Mollie W . M. Cox and Patience Annie II. Corbet I and son. FEMALE REGULATOR upon or over or street between said points. person violating ordinance shall upon conviction before Mayor, be lined for such sheller, or or may shall not apply to or j ,.,,., which arc located, erected mid by permission of This or lake and be- come operative on the day of May, The Town Council held a special Monday afternoon and adopted two new ordinances, the purpose of older the depot and the other pro- shelters, signs or other to the sidewalks of between Second Pi fib streets. these me published In full this issue of The Council granted Bros, lo extend railroad siding across Tenth and streets to their history. The Mayor was directed to nil liquor dealer, of the town they close their plains of night by the hour re- quired in the new charter, The was In par for a man Hardware, Groceries, lad lull line General .- AMIS B. WHITE Farmers ii I e I i re in . i . . oil eve- c- --H i Ii s. On Hie I M. made Bl of services in church M. Terrell, of Cone. will preach Presiding Elder, B. B. Hall will j II. of Newborn, a former pastor here and former Presiding of will arrive. Wednesday. May old. and lorn week following Will preach of sermons lo church members. Tho pas tor says this meeting Is not intend ed for but for an he lime a ill If you w in boil a . nip in in- I your hind feel wide for row, and send voile for need. house twenty As the time s and the ., m wishing will lo well In place away. u- ML Cox Price cf Tl k All v A. Cox N receive prompt J. W. Owner Patentee. Have you or a nine needs I., or BICYCLE, bring ii lo ma tr Main Street. The town authorities are having all the shade trees on the business of between the and cut down. they are also go to have the sidewalks along the same purl ion reel down to a uniform width and will have all wood sheds in front of stores removed. These will alter the look- the very much. Helping morning In church A. read an Greenville, . . . N. C. We have employed Mr. Ed. Moore, one of the heal and 111- CYCLE workmen In Suite and repair work you bring us will be promptly and thoroughly done. Bicycle Sundries OF KINDS FOB Tobacco Flues stash -by. GOOD FLUES. Prices as low as S. E. PENDER ft gives nature the mild Assistance . . . . for the regulation of the menses. It of wonderful aid to lust entering womanhood, I lo the wife, and to the woman i I i i i of life. Women who suffer from i any unnatural drain, any i down in die lower abdomen, falling displacement of the w can cure their at away the eyes of a physician. A doses each month will I the i I i i I , . l .-. . i to attend to Hie engine horses I in behalf of the church and to do the street hauling. I Bethel, whoso house of worship was The Bug, Survive Thrive. In March, and asked for a Potato seem to have lo help rebuild. right along with the plains this About given for this U is useless lo argue by the any more that kill the have i- u bug- they survive men morn worthy a we have jest passed through. like there to enough lo kill ever; bug --u. Baud will g Extra Pay. Mr. II. A. Blow has received a from Washington City call- attention to the act of Congress by which all in the n my arc entitled to mouth's c. Nine of the home vol have made I'm this extra pay, bill they arc en titled to do mi. the laud. sit raiNs with J Pain-Killer, j to May 10th, to attend Memorial and will there that night. They will charter a steamer and expect lo lake ii a crowd from k ,., , In and Quick Cur for B CRAMPS. C J COLDS. NEURALGIA cont IMITATIONS- ONLY THE PERRY tor a goad lumber mill as as now . mole lag would going on If we had one. There is a demand I'm . i . i ,, i BOOKS A Farm Library of Up-to-date. Concise and Piloted and Illustrated. No. BOOK . over No. BERRY BOOK Small ; Ilk ft If No. POULTRY BOOK All about . i tn nice, No. COW All Cm I a l-i. id, It y No. SWINE BOOK All about Hutch- etc. hall- t in s m, i practical, air in salt- Went. Horse, Cow, Hoy of vi null i lo k-i tin HOOKS, FARM JOURNAL i,;,,. lot yo, n ml Bl It t- Old; null own hit H. him II In e of lit In State. Any OWE of the BOOKS, and FARM JOURNAL n . i i i . i. ., i. j ., I i. wall bILl. uSu nuns . , if i-

. . . . You May Never but Should you Want Job Printing Come to see us Anything a Visiting Card- to u Sheet Poster A Strange Mr W. M. Wilson well to many of our readers. Ho hat undergone I experience latch. About months ago he I post. in another Item the post when he ran against it. consequently the shock was great, although at the time no serious injury a few week alter the his baud, eyebrows eyelashes be- fin to drop out. This until lie was as hold MM orange. A little his hair began lo grew on hi- head and instead of it was white, not fray, hut white as In the same manner his beard, eyebrows and lashes were white. He re this way a week or so ago, ten months after he received the shock, when hair began to assume its natural a dark brown, and in a mouth or so Mr. Wilson will, in all probability, Is- the same as his friends know him a year ago. course the white hair changed Mr. appearance. Very people him hole, he known. inn.-lie int into bank here ii with great that be made the cashier Identify him. if had wanted to set m out of hash instead of making a ho not have done Point Is W carry a fail of th celebrated Parker Fountain Pen It is a big hit in fountain pen and is dist Parker tor- Not only feed th ink perfectly, prevents soiled Augers. factories Help The has been that growing manufacturing biter will tend to the of the farming of the South. Observation of facts do Dot lO the ease, but show a contrary result. The pop- engaged In manufacture become of for i lops food stuffs. These markets for perishable products be- come of great to the improvement iii fuming are noticeable in Of course more work is required work of raising fruits, tables, chickens, eggs, milk biking these ti. the Where markets are found Is not by any means work. This ran all usual- done by farmer with- out materially with the production usual cotton crop. would as if maim the neighboring in about as large do owning stock in or engaged In operating to Observer, The Daily Reflector Gives every at small price cf cents a month. Are yo i a subscriber P It not yon ought to be. The Eastern Reflector Is only a year and c the every gives information to the th b t rowing co. that is worth ninny times mote than the price. I lo- I only two admirals nil II Di ii i Ho Irina Hi- i brr navy I I . . ii. rs Is f Una win II But eel i i r mil n r-i r i i v. ; I . nuns f III . I -I , Hilled I y of Hi i nil l , I. I ii lit in r i-i nil III III Hi I i it I one is In . mil in o. r . i. ; a . TI run . ill of a . i r I I- el, raj i nine ton lo I in.- f a l I . i i ii the in N bus y. t the h. ck ii ii w What in- will I I iii- will leaks will when it ocean tun tared I Himself Will, loading tea II I'm I I-, . Hi killed iii mi i- nil After I i a ; lank i in ii pistol he then i l i bead i to I in. in. i I the i in ids beat ii n. i work in Hi saw Han To those living in malarial districts Pills arc they keep the system in perfect and are an absolute cure tor sick headache, indigestion. malaria, torpid liver, and all bilious diseases. Liver Pills PERSONALITIES. th bride- is In a cow- i of th .- ii th. T, as a lit in war Admiral M In fur ti in obey Pr. A. D w-ll ii a- the i curly n i lints of rare in Dublin at of in a Brooklyn Am lam, to akin in the am the to baa offered to Pi Harvard. now curator of California of the tau Exploration society u Sir visited at it is said that ha presented to her a piece of the tn which be bad n in Sudan Clan lb magnate, ha- in and has an electrician He will himself the of the plant be it to put in San At the recent f the club New where Ian sat side by side, VON kept fur fully of an by writing for the it Carlos is Inning nil kinds of legal His daughter is him, and now his law, S. has lender in John W. the other evening to the opera in San Francisco girl of the Telegraph in which he is a heavy Mock- bolder Bach was with tickets, a a Hot Raby celebrated in the poor- house at N J, the other day what be claim is his one and The old man says he was in the Gates In Dee, North Carolina, in He is an Indian. Clausen, one of M. crew, fail -1 to pass re- fur advancement to the grade of which was on him for gallant object to menial, and physical CHAT OF THE TURF. la., has opined a Futurity for fouls of I Mi Dr. Robinson, record trot- ting, is now Varied at the pace An exchange that the proper length for the f a g feet each is to show greater this He has learned to get away from the wire. Jim. by and sire of . paving, was named liter the f agriculture. of lama City. la. of ha from I. of Lex- Ky. Mist hay mare. by Simons, dam Zeta. by Red A bay gelding. The Admiral, by Mas- cot, dam by New has been en in grand Makes by J. U. Anaconda. Mod is mid to very fast 4-year-old gelding Who Is It, by Who holds the trot- ting record, geld- it is said will bu in stable this season It is said that tho pacing mare, Sun hind Belle, is to be trained with view to beating saddle rec- pacing, by Johnston in Is---. and there are at least pacers capable of beating it The first entry for the o be trotted Charter Oak Hartford, in was made by Mr E. W H f New York city, and a ware by IV in foal to W R Potential The grand stand at Old Orchard, which was Injured by a blizzard, will Ml in condition, and M F. Porter, the track, has claimed for his date- of July and to Field and Farm FASHIONS IN TRINKETS. on in mother of pearl are popular cut glass- Bran tracings of silver are of prettiest friendship hearts 1.1 led in pink profusely with Watch I uses of carved ivory with silver mounting are the inside being lined with chamois Sterling silver n h In the shape if pennant with h colors of the will known ml in are Weekly An m, hi home, said the old he's only Wen In New York sis weeks, an he's had appendicitis twice An yon live a lifetime in this here settlement an bout n, hope to have plain mumps or or slow STAGE GLINTS. Ben stern hi Walsh season. will Mod, leading man in i-n- i; Sain the Web end forces Li Ella has lately in Hay pal don will star in her first great heart. Tin is slated to star in Man That Lone is to W revived. and Amelia in their orig- part. plays bis first recital in London in May He has announced the Beethoven E. H. has an adaptation of s Sunk- en neat season. hits Bl in a French adaptation of first for production years ago at the Francaise. It is said that Telephone has traveled 27.000 miles since last It list have had a dazzling array of one night The New York Herald has estimated that cities will In-fore the season closes have paid for amusements Sept. A New theatrical agent took a comic opera troupe to and nearly walked home that the natives haven't coin to get into a free show. The play which Vi. la will in New York in the fall of is on a in w story bow being widely military tale, which many Mr that will give her no tits to display bar Legal Notices. TO CREDITORS. The Clerk of the Court of issued let- to me, the the 20th day of the estate of II. F. is lo all persons to the tn make to the to sill creditors of the estate to their claims, properly to the within months after the date of this or notice will be lead in of their recovery- This the day of ISM. J. L. the estate of II. K. Harriss. OLD DOMINION LINE ITEMS OF INTEREST. There are cells in of The population of the world increases per cent every ten years Austria is the only empire in the world which has never bed colonies or even A Denver dog ran into a pool of on the street in which the broken ends of an electric wire lay instantly killed Berlin are strictly forbid den to st to children stitched with wire. a tonal blood have beet traced to scratches from rusty At Stratford on- A v. n. poet's birthplace, is desk to have been by Tho desk looks authentic. It shown ninths where gen of have whittled it At b the the world It covers 2.000 acres Only a of MM baa bean need la which of all nationalities have been buried and are permanently on the at Vale They are of Maxim guns from the cruiser Yale, and wire given to the university by act cf congress as a war memorial Torpedo may invisible, according to an inventor, who has plied for a patent his contrivance, by a mirror to the boat so as to d raj light show only the surface of tho naves The is old. but Its plication in brand w an important French on tin Mediterranean and from which St. Louis tailed in his crusades of ISM and 1-70. is now miles from the account of the lilt brought down by the canal, and the government will sell at auction the ruins of walls of the port having this day to the upon the estate of Polite Chapman notice fa here by given to all person having against the estate of Chapman to present to the or before the 6th day of March, or this notice will pleaded bar of their re- This the day of March 1899. g L. Smith, of the estate of Mauling The undersigned having duly Court Clerk county a Executor of the Will Testament of May wood notice hereby given to all to to make immediate payment to the and all having estate are to present the same for payment on or before the 24th day of 1900, or that notice will bar of recovery of same. This March 1899. C. A. it, Executor of Hay wood THE GLASS OF FASHION. Brown is one of the fashionable colors for tailor gowns The new artificial flowers of velvet end gauze. Mack waists are worn with white cloth skirts Paris. A pretty novelty in belts black or white velvet, embroidered with steel jet or imitation jewels. Boleros of renaissance are a in dress and are very effective over the and crepes do chine Floral boas are of the for summer They ere made of rose leaves and leaves of gathered game. Something altogether novel In com- is a white pique vest in a foulard gown, which la trim- med on tho bodice with a fine embroidery. stocking now an- a fad of the season. A stocking with clocks is worn with a bronze one with blue clocks; a black stocking with red dots a red one with black and so on. pique combined with cloth is one of tho eccentricities of The forms a circular flounce around lower skirt, and la ripped off and laundered when The also of tho pique. Fashion seems to making en effort to relieve neck of tho ruinous stiff high collars, which have a very bad effect in causing the muscles to shrink in such e way as to produce wrinkles as well as throat weakness. Tucks are to he cultivated this summer and ties substituted for the ugly linen York Hun. said the moralist, a man in office owes in the public. seems to he impression In my . the gloomily my election man, wan n and child seems to think am in debt to Washing- ton DIRECTORY. CHUKCHI. SI every Sun day, stud evening. Prayer Mating Wednesday evening. Rev. N. M. Sunday p. W F. Harding, mi km Sunday, J. Ii. Morton, pastor. p. in. J. It. mi regular a. Divine and every Sunday morning evening. prayer at A., and A. If,, I. every Hun- day, and evening. Pray- evening. Rev. A. W. Sunday- a. in. C. Rountree, an A. K. A. M. Greenville Lodge, Ho. 28-1, Unit and third evening. R. M. J. M. Sec. I. O. O. Lodge, No. every Tuesday E. B. Griffin, N. G. L. II. Sec. K. of River Lodge, No. every Friday evening. Dr. W. II. Bagwell, Jr., R. L. Carr, K. of R. S. R. Vance Council, No. 1696, every Thursday even- W. B. R. M. R. Lang, Sec. O. U. A. every Wednesday night at in I. O. F. hall. J. A. O. Council, No. every thin Thursday nights in Odd Fellows Hall. M. K. Worthy Chief; D. S. Smith, Sec. I. Conclave No. meets every second and fourth nights Odd lows Hull. W. B. Wilson, u Of . f Mink, tor ft. Steamers leave Washington on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- days at A. M. for Greenville, water leave Tarboro at A. M. A. M. on Tues- days, Thursdays and Saturdays. hours subject to change de- pending stage of water. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and Boa- ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore; Line from Boston. . SON, Washington, N. C. J. J. CHERRY, At., Greenville, N. C. lo W. B. I Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de- and prices as low the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. 1876.------ WHOLESALE Prepared buckwheat, fancy Ponce molasses, side meat, should- coffee, sugar, tobacco, snuff, cigars, cigarettes, cheroots, butter, mountain butter, full cream cheese, sausage, oat hominy flakes, cotton- seed meal and halls, cotton seed bought at cents per bushel. D. M. FERRY GARDEN SEEDS. STANDARD Sewing BAGS SALT. BUREAUS. MATTRESSES, CHAIRS, We AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. Come to see M. -DEALER IN- A LINK OF HOUSED Also a nice Line of Hardware. I can now be In the brick store formerly occupied by J. W. Brown. COME TO SEE ME. J. R. ear FOB The Eastern Reflector D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO MOTION SI per Year in Advance. Friday VOL. XVIII. PITT COUNTY, N. C. TUESDAY, MAY NO NEW TOWN CHARTER. An Act to Amend and date Charter the To w n of O n v c. The General of North Carolina do Section That the inhabitants of the town of Greenville, the county of Pitt, shall be and con as they heretofore have a corporation and shall be known as the town and by that name may sue and lie plead and be con- tract and be contracted with, chase, hold and convey all needful property. That the corporate its said town shall be as fol- on the Tar river where the branch on the east side of town as located prior to this act empties into said river and thence running up said branch to the point where it crosses the old road leading from Greenville to Greene's old mill pond, thence along the west said road to a point street extended would intersect said road, west- along north side of said Twelfth street to the western limit of the right-of-way of s land Neck and branch of the Wilmington Weldon railroad, thence along west- limit of the said right of way to the north-western side of Broad street, thence along the western said street to the line of E. A. land, thence with said line to the old Plank road, thence a north-easterly course to the south-western corner of the College property, thence along the western line of the College proper- to its north-western corner, thence a straight line to the south- eastern corner of the lands of R. J. Cobb and R. L. Davis on Greenville and road, thence north with their eastern line to Tar river and thence down the river to the beginning. Sec. That the of said town shall be managed by a Mayor, eight A n and such other of- as may be provided for by l h is Charter or as the Board of Al- may from time to time deem necessary and create. Sec. Aldermen shall be chosen annually on the first Monday in June of each and every year by the qualified voters residing in the several wards of said town in the following numbers or proportion, that is to say the first and fifth wards shall elect one Alderman each, and second, third and fourth wards two Alderman each. Sec. That the said town Is hereby divided Into five wards whose boundaries and limits shall be as follows, The first ward shall begin at the railroad bridge across Tar river and from that point along the railroad to Third street, thence with Third street to the line of lot No. thence a course with the line of lots Nov and to Second street, an easterly course with Second street to Reade street, thence a course to the branch, thence down said branch to Tar river, thence up said Tar river to the beginning. The qualified voters residing within the above boundaries shall elect one Alderman. The Second ward shall begin at the same point with first and run with the first to Greene street, thence with street to Fifth, thence with Fifth street and the road or street lead- the Latham residences to the south cast corner of lands of R. J. Cobb and It. L. Davis, thence with their Hue to Tar river and thence down the river to the The qualified voters residing within the above boundaries of the second ward shall elect two Aldermen. The third ward shall begin at the intersection of Greene streets, and running with attest to Fifth street, thence with Fifth street to Reade street, thence with Reade street so Second street, thence with Second street to the ginning. The qualified voters re- aiding within the limits of the third ward shall elect two Aldermen. The fourth ward shall lie-in at the intersection of Reade and Fifth streets and run a southerly course with street to the branch, the limits, thence up the branch and the limits to mill run, thence along said road and town limit to Twelfth street, thence along Twelfth street and the town limit to the west side of the right -of way of the Neck and branch the Wilmington Weldon railroad, thence with the right of way and the town limits north western street, along the north-western side said street to E. A. laud, with said line to the old Plank road, thence with the said old Plank road known as son avenue, with said Dick- avenue to its with Greene street, with lo Fifth street, and with Fifth street to the The qualified voters residing with. in the said limits of the fourth ward shall elect two The fifth ward shall begin at the Greene and Fifth streets run with Greene street to Dickinson avenue, with Said avenue to the town limits as fixed by this act, thence with the said town its to and road, thence easterly with said road and Fifth street to beginning. The qualified voters residing the said this ward shall elect one Alderman. Sec. That the first election to be held under this act for Alder- men shall take place on the Monday June, that the persons now composing the present of shall continue in office until the persons chosen at said election and the said Hoard of shall be clothed with all the pow- and authority herein given to the Board of Aldermen. The pres- Mayor, Treasurer Tax Col- shall likewise continue in of- until their successors arc and qualified. Sec. That the Board of Al- are hereby fully authorized and empowered to do and to per- form the following To make publish all needful or- regulations for the peace, good order and govern- of said town. To levy and cause to be collected sufficient taxes for the efficient of the public a Hairs of said town upon the following subjects, a tax not to exceed sixty- six two-thirds cents on each one hundred worth of real and personal property said town including money on hand, solvent credits, all other classes of property required to be listed as property by tho laws of this State; a poll tax not to exceed two dollars each poll within said town under tho laws of this Stale to pay a poll license tax hotels, board- houses, keepers, on all opera houses or other hulls used for hire or rent for of any ml; on all traveling or theatrical companies giving ex- within town; on all traveling concert or musical com- or person- giving town; lions or museums of wax works or curiosities for profit; on exhibition of a circus or on each billiard or pool table kept for hire or public use; on each skat rink, bagatelle table, merry-go-round hobby horse or stand or place for any other game or play used for pro- fit; every person or firm that keeps horses or mules for sale or hire; on every dray or other used on the streets for hire; on every lawyer, doctor or dent practicing his profession in said town; every lank, banker, broker or other persons or firms doing a banking or brokerage of any in said town; on all dogs running at large in said town with power to enforce the payment of the tax by the owner or the kill- of on all retail dealers in liquors, spirituous vinous or mall; persons vending or ad from a stand or or medicines or goods, or merchandise of kinds; and on any and all other sub taxed by the laws of the Slate whet her expressly herein mentioned or not. To lay out and open new streets and sidewalks in any part of said town, To widen, straighten, grade or other- wise improve any street or side- walk now said town and to this end the Hoard shall have full power and authority to remove or cause to removed any all to of the streets or sidewalks no matte- whether such obstructions a temporary or of a permanent kind or caused by porches, shells or buildings or on, upon or over any of said streets or j sidewalks, That the Board of Aldermen may require property owners to construct and keep in re- pair such sidewalks adjacent to t lieu i in manner said Board may direct; and should any owner of such property refuse or fail to so construct or repair such sidewalks after twenty days notice, Board may have the fame constructed or repaired and the cost thereof shall be added lo the luxes paid on said property on the tax list of the next year, and as taxes are collected upon property listed for taxation, To adopt such plans or methods and to make such contracts as the Board deem for lighting the streets said tow,. To adopt such plans or methods, to make such contracts and to take such action as the Board may deem best to procure a water supply for said town. To contract for purchase, keep in repair pro for the use of all such engines, hose, or other apparatus or for the prevention or of fires as the Board may deem needful proper. To suppress and remove nuisances and to make all needful rules and reg- to preserve the health of the inhabitants of the town from contagious, Infectious or other To make and en- force regulations for the duo ob- of the and to prescribe the hours at which bar rooms, billiard or pool rooms, or other places where liquors are sold or billiards or pool arc played, shall at night, provided that such regulations shall not lie in conflict with other provisions of this Act, or law of this State. tho places and regulate the manner in which the business of marketing shall be car- on in said town. To regulate the spoil of riding or on the streets or other public places said To regulate keeping and sale of powder or explosives the corporate limits of said town. To prohibit, con- tract sale or use of firecrackers, Roman candles, or other explosives, provided such prohibition, regulation or contract shall not conflict with other provisions of this or any law of This State. To elect all such policemen, guards, or nigh watchmen, fix their compensation and their duties as may necessary to enforce the ordinances, preserve the and secure govern to the And the policemen, guards or watchmen shall hold office and lie subject to removal at the pleasure Board. To employ such and to purchase such machinery and material and to make such contracts and to do all such things as may be necessary lo put the streets and sidewalks, pub lie wells, tanks and reservoirs mid town property in proper con. To em em- ploy all and functions conferred by the general laws of this State upon Hoards of or of cities and tow which may not be herein specifically mention ed. See. That the fiscal year for said town shall commence on the first day of July and end on the of June each and year, and term of office of the Aldermen chosen at any election shall begin on first day of July next after their election and each Aldermen before he enters upon the duties of his office shall and file with the records of Board an the faith fill discharge of the of Al- Ben. . That persons chosen as Aldermen on the first Monday In Jane, 1899, and at tho election held the first of June each and every shall meet in the Mayor's office on the first day of July next after election, such a day full on Sunday and in that event the day and organize by the election of one of their as president protein and a clerk of their Hoard who shall not be one of their Sec. Thai the Hoard shall also proceed to elect from outside number a Mayor Tax Collector and shall a Treas- from their number, each of whom shall a qualified elector town and shall serve one the day i f July of the year which the election occurs mil his sue lessor is qualified, unless is sooner removed by Board for cause, of which the Hoard shall be the Judge. Sec. Thai the Mayor, in ad- lo his other duties shall the meetings of the Hoard of Aldermen, bin shall have no vote on any question unless the Hoard be equally divided and in that case he shall cause a record to be made of fact he shall then record his vole and de- the result. In case of the absence of the Mayor at any meet the president protein shall preside, but he shall have no casting vole a he has already voted and in that case he shall declare the question lost. In the absence of both the Mayor and the president protein any member of Board may preside. Sec. That as Treasurer and Tax Collector shall enter into bonds with to approved by the Hoard such the Hoard may scribe for the faithful discharge of their duly. Sec. IS. Thai Board may fix compensation of Mayor, Treasurer, Tax Collector and Clerk. Sec. II. Thai the Mayor shall Immediately after his election and before be enter upon ties of his office, take and subscribe baton to ad minister and file Clerk of the Hoard the following I, A. H. do solemnly swear that I will maintain the and laws of the States, and the constitution and laws of North Carolina not inconsistent therewith, and I will and faithfully and perform according to the of skill and ability, all the duties of of Mayor of the town of Greenville, while continue there in. and I will cause to be executed as far as my power, all the laws, ordinances and for the government of said town, and iii the discharge of my duties I will do equal justice in all cases whatsoever, so help me Hod. Ban, IS. Thai the said town is hereby constituted an in court, and as shall within the corporate limits of said town have all the power, and authority of a Justice of the Panes to preserve and keep the peace, to issue to bear and determine all causes of action which in arise upon the and regulations of the tow u; to enforce penalties by Inning any adjudged violations thereof, and to enforce and execute the ordinances, bylaws, rules and made by the Board of Aldermen, and the Mayor shall furl her be a special court within the limits of said town, to rest and try all who are charged with misdemeanors for violating any regulation of the town, and if the be found guilty he shall be lined not exceeding fifty dollars or mil exceeding thirty days at discretion trying accused is dissatisfied with judgment of the Mayor or Court, ha may peal to the Superior court in like manner a appeals may be from judgments of u tin Peace. He shall also hare all power authority of a Justice of the Peace to cause the arrest of any person charged with mil and to detain, try and with them, the ate limits of said town, in like manner as a Justice of the Peace might do. See. HI. That if for any cause a vacancy shall the office of either the Mayor, Treasurer, Clerk or Tax Collector, the Board shall till such vacancy and the shall hold for the and an absence of five days from the town without special from the Board shall be deem ed a vacancy. See. That the of Mayor from or in his inability to act, I dent protein of the Hoard of Al- shall be acting Mayor such absence or inability, and while so acting he shall have all the authority and power herein given to the Mayor. Bee. That the Mayor may issue his warrant or other process to any policeman of tow n Of to Other officer lo whom a I ice of the Peace might direct bis warrants or other process and such policeman or other officer such warrant or other process any where in county Of Pitt. Thai the Mayor shall keep a faithful minute of all warrants or other process issued by him and of all the judicial pro- and all Judgments him have Hie same force vitality as if rendered a just ice of the Peace and may be enforced anywhere the county of Pill, in the same manner the same means as if rendered ll Justice of Peace. Sec. That the fees and costs in the Mayor's court shall be the same as the fees and costs in a lice's court for like services and the fees and shall collected accounted as the Hoard of Aldermen may direct. Bee. Thai the Board of Al shall have authority to put and keep at work streets any person or who may fall to pay any tax. lines, cost, or forfeiture which may have by the Mayor; and the said Hoard shall have the authority to make and regulations for con- and management of such per- until said lines, penalties and are paid fur labor as they may Bee. That after tin 30th day of June no person shall retail within the corporate limits of said town, or half a mile of said limits in any direction around it any spirituous, vinous, malt or other Intoxicating liquor In quantities less than one gallon without first having a from the of Aldermen and pal I I town Tax Collector therein X assessed th Hoard of aldermen for such the privilege of carrying on bis business in said town or within a half the limits which lax shall not be thin me hundred dollars nor more than live hundred dollars for one year. six month-. BUM MISS WITH I Pain-Killer. I n t . S ;. I v . o t t . l co . THE See. Thai Ho . i f lire crackers, Human candles, torpedoes or other the corporate limits of town being dangerous to prop a nuisance to its citizens . i- hereby prohibited and ii shall i be person to ml i- such explosives -aid town id iii ill.-, In w hat name nailed, having obtained a from Hoard of and paid a lax to the town Tax Collector to lie fixed by said Board, which shall ii.,; less than ten that no license shall in-1 .,, e , ,, . nor more than two ad dollars for business twelvemonths. Sec. That shall be- tax paid for than six mouths, and further all license shall begin on the Brat lay of January and July, and shall ml one year or six months, the case may be, from those dale--. The above amounts not to apply to malt dealers; their lax being fixed by tin- Board of Town Commission era. Bee. 2.1. Thai all for license a-a retailer cf liquors under the section shall make their application to the Hoard in writing they shall state the place and ion of their business for succeeding twelve months, the length of come necessary to condemn proper for public uses the Board Of Ai- men shall designate de- scribe the property If the Hoard and the owner or owners of said property cannot damages then the Board -hall appoint the owner or of the proper- and the third shall by the clerk or Court of Pitt county, if any of the owners of the property are minors and without a general which license is desired the guardian then Board shall file building and location in which i, i. the Clerk of the proposed to carry on such bu-i;. facto, make such proper suitable person to represent to the person or place, and infant or such I guardian ad shall appoint the I arbitrator to such minors, person or its discretion license applied tor. See. Thai ii shall be for any person or to keep any billiard table, pool bible, bag- table or other like thing for hire or public us- said town without first a license from the U Mid of Aldermen, and paying to the town Tax Collector, tax levied the Board for license. Si and report the name of person so selected lo said Clerk who shall make a record of these Which shall w lieu approved by said Clerk be conclusive as to mid minors so made of record as If they were of full age. The three chosen as provided for in I his Section shall take an oath be- fore entering upon their duties to . . do even exact justice between I hat ail licenses bur . , . , , ,. i the town urn the owners the places w here Illinois i , . , to condemned to the maid , . . , , . . , Is-st their Hoard rooms or her places where nil tables, pool bibles, bagatelle tables or other kepi for hire or public use shall be I not later than eleven o'clock night, and Opened earlier than four o'clock the morning, it shall be unlawful for any liquor to be sold or games played these places within these hours. And the said Board prescribe the hours all Iliad's of business within said town. violating of ions of section or any of I lie ordinances or regulations the Hoard in be guilty of a misdemeanor on conviction shall fined more than fifty dollars or no more than days, provided such violation did mil occur between the hours of closing and the opening morning. Hill If any person shall be guilty at of provisions of this section between the hours of lug on and opening on Monday morning shall be guilt misdemeanor and Upon conviction he shall be lined or prisoned the discretion of the Court, addition there. in fed his license, provided, retail dealer may those pro hours fill a regular lie lug physician's prescription in which name of the patient and the for the stimulants shall to without imposed such or persons guilt violating thin section. shall deliver to the tors a description of the property to be condemned, and thereupon the arbitrators shall view the prop- hear the testimony, If any and make and sign their award which shall Hied with the Board and deliver ed by I hem to the owners. The award when signet by a majority of the arbitrators shall be final conclusive to all in ease there should be no appeal. If the town or the owners of the property is with tho award may appeal to Court of count In term time. giving ten ice of appeal to the opposite party, giving a to be approved the Clerk of Superior Court to secure appeal. The notice shall grounds of the appeal and, to be affective, must be served within is filed with Hoard, and delivered to owner. If I . shall render his decision thereon, if I lie of damages that shall be ii I p III of amount found by I lie Arbitrators, if there be no appeal, of of tho amount Court, if there no appeal, the Board of Aldermen the contemplated for the public, convenience In the use of the proper so condemned.

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