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I lo protect The I . . corner until In I. -1 and ,;,, . .;,,,. holding Inn -i nil Well. In liked of Mill hugged by a lie married Ii , manic I quite a romance. girl and Ida In eh In o a snip saw a mi ilia Mir threw I , . . la , i did i-i Whirl The i. . km. ; I ii more i he Ti look II tender in I., . . i held ii admiring i on light. Hi. n drawing him- up l-i- fall height, win ; feat, he rented Hie revolver barrel i upon hi- in for I i i over down ii long hob Tl. . iv bin mi k -i Mr. a be r , ii. v n on I wear down In Mate the would I rail in down their killed with in. i . Hot ii thou line -u- , Id . II . Ii i deal of phi J In pa en. I I i I ii hi ,. , . . r ; lady i- . noticed i I'll I the with all the ton lid, a-.- in r i . I- I IV Raw Ti AM LINK V OF HIM TH I'M gO i tn a Hi a a AM I'M T AH TH DIRECTORY. school a. every prayer M . at A If., Raw, I. A. in I, . . H i, i. Man 1.1 a. I . V V It U It i III U- II an i- N i i in. I I I Ii n . II . . , . ii i m AM ill It V., . . 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I from the Hull I man Ml Into aid lit l Aim, I row. for ii Phil- me. When I was going Hie tale , . i . stroke, I i,; keeping my t, i head kepi you up. remarked don't speak Mo- of tin now nothing bat a i nil city u i . i. ii ,. about three mile. In . i. situated a ;.,. ll at nil . Mill f.-d phi- i ail lira hum lint mi i n .- in in ti past f I -i In- Mil 1.1 i pi hi r right am. Tin- doctors knew dissolution was a-at- n ml I I'm r half It Hint oft In i General Sp I, rate friends Then a p. a., i and broke the la the Mat Hi -s a m. K Ma i m. Hope I re H. every evening;. m.;,. I,. 0.1 OaR, ltd r. U. p m, o p iii, I k. of . S. p in Vance Council, No. i .,., even- n mill tin- Carolina i . . ,. ., it with K- at Lung, Air Mm- and . . ., . . M. Railway t with lad L A- every Railroad. w night , in F. hull. A. I. Attorney or Km ; fir Hurley, Ills I --1 n i-ii. i r. mid then i I in ii . i ii II i II from n Jo over in v . III FROM A- Visiting Card i . to I ll . an ill up- ii i k. in I he i. piled ., a a. I II . . . III ii . tin . . I ii In- i in lb. . . . n ., Fall Sheet Poster, The Eastern Reflector TWICE A-WEEK Is only a year and con the news every week, and gives information to the those glow- tobacco, that is worth many times more than the price. . n . Id -M I . H ii . , in I he wag t. a i i i Hi if . . i i . I III ,, I .- Curve s Parker Fountain pen AGE FOR SALE AT REFLECTOR BOOK STORK. , . Bill M . I . . II h wife in ii i-i the r day ti ii ho in . a -I a- mi- in lib her on Is lag mined I a i my m unit with net a. far .- i- on mi n ill n ,.,,,. I i . H I left her I up ; half of a b ii I i i in wife bad be other half gad I i at end r iii, , an. tor , i and f i -i I mi p.- at net ark for I borne i i i -I to give ii if.- n i i Hi. lull I a bag n- mi- of and that i-lie had mm n hill and It tag line there mint Ba a e of In Ida n that lie i hf a I,, I i . I. Ml -I . 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II. inn a in I M II M a In. l i II .- , .-1. s m m. at T am ;., in , dim all dally, all haul, very about Whether la. money lg not added, it. lad I In n trial tin roan- was a regarding admitted that h,. bad a member a Jury which n for murder. It la not in alien lo the the trial. H the la i don't Ml the reply. II. M. J. K. Manager. T. I. St mi Jim IS and m tin- t-a. ii. at tin- end n of ohm ; Prepared buckwheat, fancy Ponce molasses, side meat, sugar, hanged lb. full visit, an lo Minn cathedral i rend by the In- an you man, working on I. I ii ho n Ion for i gum. lark barbers, I endeavoring lo out bring from n If could all I.- put Into one. produce a roar of or ii, ti.- win mi lo gel Hist ml n big n. and deposit. I ii mil ll. la much a. Jon do. ahead order I your kindness, but Tin one to la- i. Is I this and w. are money n time, when- III milt UP y, Kris- which appears over to The rs. so of slender arms for They all kinds of have no re- to The ii ago bad always Hint there but four a th. well plain lad and elderly-but n has added lo n It comes ill the mill the well preened. I ague, I -aid lo old is Mrs. is ab t he at the always you. she In- -i that be n ma trim ii. A had I., ii . at in the lo gel and Ida ii. be dropped mother. I didn't he the Mil. Us l-ff some of There me who carry in of capital la to he i to do year of lead hulls, cut too MM per M SEEDS. Hewing CHAIRS, Etc AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. I to sec SAW M. hone DEALER A LINE OF I can now lie found in the brick store formerly occupied by J. W. row n. COME TO ME. J. B. COREY. OLD DOMINION LINE you asked An I II i . i. I a . in. ii. . I, I., i f. r i i. . v. or n- r as i ll of if Inn. l-ii w a- U for ill Von I'll RM I II you a in I I -aw ton n n ll,,. Von she a v In ll el to look iii. and I told I wall I'm . Ba I k lids M -lo I I H. WHICHARD ,.,. ., to W. H Whichard, N. C. In every and low Highest market for leave on A. M. for leave Tarboro B A. M., Greenville A. M. on Tues- day, and Saturday. Sailing hours lo change de- pending of water. with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and Boa- Ion, and for all for the Went with at Norfolk. Shipper freight by Old Dominions. Co. from Now York; Clyde Line from Buy Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boat on. JNO. N. SON, Washington, N. C. J. N. A Free Trip lo Paris . PATENT . j A. SHOW CO- th The Eastern IX J, R I v. COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER NO U v. ism ii. c, xv. Bryan is nearly every In of the Stale ii is likely Unit will lie more of else far year. Col. in hit own State, where In- In Hie lace of the ml inn I lie lavish of money by the In Ohio, the most costly ever carried on in a single State, is h hat knocked the bottom out of all the to on the republicans, and, mile. now the republican national Mr. will be for in ii slim o ;. ;,. .; ml Iii I in i -11 report of the Stockholm, the of j miles of rail my, railing of blob baggage i i prison vans, Hal Tho during tin- three yearn of owner- ship of the hare averaged one-third mil- lion In American money, the of a fund for em- retired no of age or injury, a relief of widows nod Copies of the following petition to to have prepared Ex I-; I i is honorary of the league, are receiving i he who are op in if. one i lie help toward The relies upon his merits to build up a thriving business lie e for faith i- In him; but faith la without a solid i. much like which of optimistic Mr. being bald, was of I he opinion he had been providentially deprived of iii older Dial he without wear A merchant be ever but in limes he must iii do order lo get public Interested In Ills Hood Hew. piper the Jud t c i Pill IX- FALL AND WINTER WEATHER IS A GOOD, SOLID, SERVICEABLE The New Calendar a element In the many of the under- moat men in the i . of have ready begun to A i. especial.- petition your Mr. he King before the opens. Thai will not be an easy job, as Manila us Justification in claiming His dearly paid for victory In Ohio us a personal vindication as Mi. in claiming ii as an of imperialism by country. Admiral his of lining tilings before think lie is ready lo do I into his marriage, Two days ago lie pro- Cured his marriage license, he'll probably be married before the public anything more about will have a light his hands when he to Washington, Jam bard us tin one he in Ohio, one in which he cannot buy victory cash. bus been on Mr. by leading men his party that will be too heavy a load to carry through an- other National campaign; his record was enough before he made those the Ohio campaign in of trusts, and that it has since then an imperative necessity that lie should retire from head of the National Committee. Mr. who in addition to con- himself under many and otherwise lo is believed be a afraid of Ida, attempted to argue with those who demanded scalp, he was at once told that it was not a COM he could, if so disposed, give nu a tip that would result his voluntary retirement, on account or any other old thing, but if he declined lo do so, an open fight against would lie started by some of the pi republicans Con- as the session opened. Mr did not say what he would do, but there is reason to believe that he will stand by Han at least until convinced that bis opponents enough to down him. Consequently a red- hot light, in which democrats will be Interested spectators, is expect. ed during the coming session of Congress. Whether it will result in a defeat for Hanna will depend largely until circumstances, but It may play an important pan in the legislation of session, as Mr. will much of of in Philippine Islands, lo to the people thereof, with promptitude, is pose of the r. s., not ; Interfere With I heir nil ion- for or lo I hem to our only , aid lb. In up an independent govern of their own choice mill lo them hostile for- interference, them with the military naval forces of the S. so far as may be re- quired in the maintenance of order and until such . govern be Ill days when average is every to prove that of the slate elect inns was nu of the policy of imperialism, there is ii pointer for them in plain words of dial plain man, Senator who hi now in . He said that people of his stale were in favor of expansion us to of that they did not ii to mean imperialism and an would not sup- port such a nut ion of it. There is much protesting on the purl republican and that Gaga other radical gold men have arranged In have coming of Congress enact u law pin- c the upon a single gold The most of Ibis pro- lest is on the but several Hawley of Conn., of N. II., Thurston, of Nebr., have publicly lo the the exception of Chandler, these gentlemen favor the gold standard, but oppose the from policy, because of that it will lose the re- publican party votes which they keep along with the single gold standard as now established and maintained by edict of the Sec of the Treasury. Most Image's will lie carried mil; then there will be dodging the by re- Speakers next years campaign. i he In- for I i form i in design, oval In high and in u border of A Dream of and i- , p tried on side by , . I. lints. The whole is .,,; in seal I and . feet, Larger thou in; . is i- of art. As an it will . pr. pi . e. Calendar i The . be u ill be given lo all new silt for moo, who will also re n add to Inn I of the new volume, till the Issues for the weeks of I free from the lime of subscription. Illustrated Nun. a full of the volume for 1900, will be sent free in a n's Companion-, 2nd Columbus Ave., Boston, Mas., SHOE of Th. . ad. i l, ii work In in, It lies There Is this between the par- tics of party desires to the poor white men of the state while Democratic is steadfast determination that our polities shall know Can a white man. who is proud Unit be is a while man. lo which part he will sup- Olive Advertiser, The who wore sen to death Manila now an excellent chance to been discovered in the of the court martial, which will re correction Manila, if, indeed. do not bar death sentence Mr. in his letter to Mr. Settle makes the-mint largest percentage of while voters and where the lie might have milled that in Madison county, whee the population almost entirely white, the vole is almost entirely he might have gone still further and said that there is more crime of a serious mil lire, perhaps illiteracy, in these counties, than in any other three in Stale of same white population. Wherever you a largo white is, year THAT ALWAYS BE RELIED UPON. OUR I, M. REYNOLDS MEN AND DOTS SHOES IN RUSSIA BOX CALF AND KID ARE HONEST SHOES, GUARANTEED TO SATISFACTION IN WEAR TO EVERY PURCHASER. WE HAVE THEM IN THE LEADING STYLES AND AND DURABILITY ARE PURCHASED WITH EVERY PAIR. COME TO SEE US WHEN IN A GOOD HONEST SHOE. YOUR FRIEND, J. B. CHERRY CO. all Paints STOVES A SPECIALTY. AND HEATERS HEATERS MORE BEST THAT BE AND SEE oUR Si I- inc. per Cores Chills and after year, largely you r. Malaria. Man- . ,, , , . . , y if it Re oilier anal t I the on la- by an lad lei ob. surer, Ii. C. ,. i , . i h i . mice . up i c ;. in , ii . .,. i , a N nil have all c vat the learned c aid. If ion i I i-el for the h is told you, i ill be ii ii if, other hand, ii I you, a you ii ill , ii for tie if ton like don't what either of h is i lieu I don't , I . . I, . .-1. I ll ll , hall i I an, i ii I Pill . ;. It W I Mn . . n a , III I . dad ii i. Void-. th Household I . lull ;. i lings n. I .; ii .;. o I a V. II c II , i-1 . . urn Ii iv I pie p of crime, of i stolid and nil ii entails, Al An. u King . U. hi political I I on ii. HI Ml so .-J so Public School I. I I . i, i, fill III, Ion n,,. appear upon n . . Hi under my hand the if ll fl i. . .,. X. II. The . for of public t , lie. , t to public Catarrh Carnot be Cured ;. he- the of I'm pro i- not fur disease. on- In order to ii you Cure is mid acts I is, Hull l -lire Is not a by one of the best for years and la a regular ii la composed of of she of j best tonic- known, act mi the mucous surfaces. . . M of ii; , i i HI . . ii iii ; . i lie j greater he does ill lie the before end year. mis naked if I he would ii- replied that, with proper cure us in he felt sure all be mate. There is in I In, in, c in ac Hie of the in Japan mid is authority fur slate the sit tint Ion Koran i peaceful as Japan are keeping hands off. perfect combination the two gradients i- such Send r testimonials free, r. J. m, Toledo, O. Sold druggists. Hall's Family best. is said lo have been converted miller of Daniel from us ii in Zulus in laboring for years, Mile Of tobaCCO fl I in, i I'm s It Why the leaf in Maryland, Virginia, Car- Carolina, keep a con i i nun I agitation for the repeal of and on the of leaf of Hie are I the of the sale of tobacco planters oh all forms of tobacco full on oven the license in In and its of -on. the topmost brick, late or ah of n on the sills, or W do all the on upon the plant. Norfolk Pilot. dear, the iron is i, ed i; a III ; I born u, Tin- j founded tow u of an to of I he iii I Slates. ii i- laid out iii the form of an its are u-i- In and the ground of twenty-three which haw fur been erected there is throe cornered. The throe principal streets are named and and resident have en cm idea into the which con- so called Triangular ell Inn three . , I. I. I,. I I COCK, Vt N. c. i stall, Criminal u. . Engineer and o . AND v. M Tarboro, s o Mills It. N. AT I, AW, Greenville, Dr. D. i N. 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EASTERN REFLECTOR GREENVILLE, N. Q, D. J. WHICHARD, Kn tared at Pit at N. as Second Class Mail If, The silk embroidery ken i I as . to .-. DEPARTMENT. lie mi ships I gel hack, space board ship is so limited I fear I would ruin it be- lore I could get it home. We ex- to to Manila a few and I will then probably to transferred to some other ship. However, address me M usual you hear to NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS NOTES. Mr J. L. Harris has moved his paper, the from Spring hope to Rocky Mount and is HI publishing it daily. We have re- the copy of edition and makes a most owl beginning. Here's wishing it may meet with was last night when freight arrived here. Price of fence w ire is advancing, so price of Wire fence must advance. W. Parker will tell yon all boot it- Mr. Lewis is taring the brick work done to his house, and in a few days it will be Sim Chapman with Mr. the Other people at dear old urned from m, Mopped over a hours S. Elba ; I know you have read all my home but I write this to that think of yon a A In Each. Lois of bicycles are on the re tired list. The talk shop, remarks are timely. MM is not an organic dis ease. It be induced a new baby. The grass may wear weeds, she is often in clover. Whether in music or ozone, the airs most girls prefer are million When a man keeps two las it isn't an indication of wealth, luck. It's hard to conceal a secret eat onions, but the MO Our correspondent states Southeastern Tar ill j nil ion has cut it through- out North Carolina to per cent, on dwelling house. court houses and and infers are responsible for it. j This ill a great saving, for I which she owe gratitude to They should any way. foster the home their patronage, as they keep the money in Carolina. Charlotte Observer. TI THE LEFT Ml GO TWO STORES TO HANDLE THE TRADE. New- Goods every train and boat. We can suit you in i; SHOES. HATS. NOTIONS. I BO, captures by the the Philippines are again being from Manila. And they say is rounded. Maybe he is. but report may tell of his Lobbing up somewhere else giving Americans as much I as ever. FROM FAR ACROSS THE SEA Writ's Interest- lug Letter Ilium in afternoon I wonder what you are doing, and I remember that or three o'clock at night with you all for am on other tide of the world and when it with you it is night with I know it to sec the Chinese as see them every day. All men and boys, even the here n long banging down their backs, while the women and girls do up hair in a knot at the back of I head and then stick a big mil. Some of t lie girls an quite prefix but not like American girls. The little children are afraid of Americans, and one hard look at them them away as fad Monday on their way home. II. K. Manning is not mad every time he looks bad. As for his clerks, they are all Bad Joe them be, and yon will so. Peter walks all way here to School from his home just I his side of den. Although he comes rail the distance is over miles. before last J. L. Jackson acted as watchman for the lithe meteoric shower came, he was to ring the toll and wake us up. Didn't hear the toll, so every thing is all right. I. A. Sugg Jr. mil young sales man. has returned man once told the world that there was plenty of room at I In- top, and world has taken his word for it ever since. The ambitious young who wants lo become a star should re neater this is a great month for shooting stare, happiness is sometimes wrecked upon the rocks of bill more often is the rocks does the Where Ignorance is bUm folly to is- otherwise. man w ho has an to grind steers clear of sharpers. It's hard for a fellow to keep his t raisers reused when STATE NEWS. Happenings In North Carolina, A colored editor in Charlotte a well defined case of smallpox. He caught the disease Norfolk. Miss of Tarboro. died last week in New York where she was leeching. The State Convention meets in December Hill. Wilmington is stirred up over mad dogs, A call will c. FIVE POINTS. PATRONS W. II. W. T. Fleming. Through kindness or Mr. R. as they can run. The women and R. Col ten k again men wear clothes alike, made has the pleasure of giving its read of kinds of cloth. some interesting extracts from wear only a loose pair of letters written by Mr. coining down nearly to their ankles who is a member of tanging loose at Ma trousers. All of the women wear lame ear rings. Tue grown women have feel not neat as large yours. see. hen are children they lie up so successful Hip. Think the line j The lucky bride who receives a customers that he Is up lot of presents la gifted young will Max with us awhile, as lie is woman. going to use endeavor to I please and supply them leg- on the part Navy and is now U. s. s. Glacier, China, will not be surprised to grow. a letter from here as I wrote We expect leave here to come to china, row but will not go direct to Manila. is making C. to sow wheat. This remind ii would be well for far- in general lo pay more to this very Important part of you I expected sun not sorry lo from Manila for a few weeks, as is just sit height rainy sea- son there. We left Manila last Friday, and after rather a rough trip arrived here afternoon, then to Manila. We will We will probably remain here for the lookout for filibusters. two or three weeks. I have we meet any will make them sorry been ashore yet expect to see to see us. Hie before leave- over to Apart, the northern of the island f and then will cruise western side, touching at and lie on and if require much pluck f the cobbler to slick to the last. lake a baggage master the aspirations of some budding pods. Ye turkey now lo make out his last will and testament, fanning. Yon need not judge by I a new woman, last year's wheat crop as was j isn't she only almost a total failure. Should you BO old woman painted . i iv. I,,. ., I It is hard to convince some ant seed A. U. ox wheat who least money often MARKET. As wired to Co., cot ton and buyers. New York future quotation to day are as follows Opening. January as ill i M t Jan it Feb LOCAL Boot cotton in Greenville Close in Close It THE THAT IS OFFERED, AND AT THE; LOWEST I now in one of the new stores prepared to supply all your wants in the way of STAPLE FANCY GROCERIES. Mine Is an exclusive Grocery Demand I a FULL STOCK of the BEST some line California limited quantity of Hue which he will sell at per bushel. A. Ii. Cox Mfg. Co. paying the best attention their Hour mill, and will be ready convert it into Boor for you. to Hong Kong is one of the nicest places in the East If I can get on for a few days I will try to go to Canton see Hint place also. I continue to be perfectly well, but I am so tanned by the expo- sure lo sun that sun brown, I do mind that. I think my prospects are good for an I, SI IN I LA, LANDS, I i i We left Kong just after my last letter and went direct lo and mi down tin- western coast of Luzon, toughing at Ling Gulf, and Mara- Charleston Wrecked- Manila, Nov. s. which had been patrolling along the coast of was w recked off the north west Tuesday. Nov. All mi board were saved. The entire the most lime. Portrait of The reunion of Daughters of the Confederacy In Richmond was made the occasion for the of picture in the Museum. Portraits of Gen. K. Lee. President Davis and Grimes pres The portrait of General Grimes return to the States, and I vales. We were on the to look forward to it. for and Philippine ships, less makes will probably crew W lieu the news i was unveiled in the Ii Carolina reached here caused treat ex room. The Richmond Dispatch and a boat was sent to mid of the Co April, my way hack to Annapolis, lint there is of time lo discuss this. Write to me often and send me some home papers. Hums China. Aug l, My I enjoyed your letter so lunch, You tare no Idea of value of a letter to anyone so from home as I am now, your letters are no jolly so much like yon. Our stay in Hong Kong h. very pleasant, but I could not gel off to go to Canton as I hoped. This in a very place, at the foot of a mountain, the view from the top is grand. In clear day one can see forty miles, to the eastward the China Son, dot islands and alive wills junks s to westward China all its solitude. It II very impressive. I have learned to respect the Chinese very since I have seen I hem at home. They are a patient, hard working people, deserve credit for what have I never lire looking sit the tiny feet of the women of the higher You lee a full grown woman with feet not over three inches long. Another thing of great is the class that lives small or sampans, as they are called. A family of seven or eight will live a sampan but little larger than a Tar river canoe. The her baby nip to her with only head out, she works or rows, the baby's head rolls from side lo side looks as though would break neck, but it does not for Hems to sleep quite soundly. investigate disaster, and bring the and ores. The Charleston ran aground mi a hidden reel near The clew worked the vessel's machinery tWO lays was and the crew was com polled to lake the life boats refuge a small island live miles away, OVER run country. and while we did not capture any ourselves, we saw one of our gnu boats capture a small vessel a few miles from us. I have novel- told yon much about the Philippines, bill there is which would you. There are annul ten million people, a number of whom are educated, majority are ignorant and superstitious. The educated ones are of course the leaden id urge on the masses, who have I nit limited ideas of meaning of liberty and Independence, light like fanatics do not fear death, because the; that any one killed in battle goes at once to the heaven, with marines for Neither do the leaders object lo sailors for Manila. baring their men killed provided Because two non-union men ware kill a Americans in allowed to work, all the plumbers ill II, The island of is simply a of hill and and After the presentations took place in the Virginia room, th audience ascended lo North Carolina room, on the second Moor. where the portrait of Gen, Bryan Hid nights trying to get her ; Grimes. gift of Washington looks, but a severe typhoon Grays Chapter. Children of the . it Floor. I fellow in ;. . hi . i Hit- I -is Of . It Hie col loom. in . line i .-. nerve Ii i mi -i K ;, Men are i . ., . ii i are per train be nil ; .- J i. ore ii u, . . ,. sun fellow la ulna a of ml or Hie pa- till IO mi to The Kentucky As- will limit next season's whiskey output The hospital -ailed from San Confederacy, of Washington, hung veiled upon the wall. Bee. Edward L. Pell Introduced Miss Lucille Nicholson, of Washington, N. C, who made ringing Con- federate speech patenting the portrait. The speech, unite a lengthy one. was written by Mrs. Call, but was delivered by Miss Nicholson without manuscript. The speech concluded with an ii I w pawn the battles readily see the value of this to the the on the kind of warfare do. Thole are twelve hundred islands in hut Seal of I he I is When we bare this island I will he over. islands are natural -Is, minerals and for eats, and when the war ceases do la- very rapid. When we here w as very glad to gate lot of mall, with seven letters from home. I have not joyed anything so in a long time. Letter are doubly prized mil here, and yon all must write often. I expect I will soon be transferred to another ship. With love for all. sou, Cotton. sit Council la., except of one went on a strike. A will Is- held at Chicago between building ton and Trades Council to settle labor difficulties. Throe hundred sheet work iii which the Grimes participated. While Miss Nicholson was speaking little Misses It. Short and Frizzle, of Washington, X. C, draw the veil, the trait. Allison Hodges accepted j the portrait in an eloquent speech, in which he paid a high tribute to the subject of the portrait to ladies of North Carolina rosin; t In ii little copy. i per entirely. Ill J floor for the news i go Into I lie i- per. i- I be toned n c ii up end a is beaded with a Ingle line. How u or four Hues as that r i s- i -.-. even of so- I lilt II nil the Carter in Atlanta a e- of lure lives are but. Ilka ninny secret has bf It i- the of the when they to sprout. n oak tree In de- ired. gardener takes on and an He out lite of the nu, tills Use with rich mold. E- in center be she leaving hole in a line with the lie tuns Ida n and It every after ml in time the roots through are The tree grown live Inches high then stops In n It l s per feet the roots lo grow, out the orange n pot or more every year and II train- ed n, I Tim, s Poultry, f J I tome, prices. I pay cash W c have just with an entirely now complete stock of------ We Carry Dry Goods, Notions, Show, Hats, Crockery, Farm Implements, Meat. Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Lard, etc. not every STAPLE curried m a general We Also Sell HAY, OATS, CORN, COT- TON SEED HULLS AND MEAL AND GUANO. Our prices on everything will be found as low as a good article can , be sold at. You are cordially in- to visit our store. Highest prices paid for all J of country produce. WHITE FLEMING, K. C E. M. Mils, i lions S. D. Alter two rears Premiums have paid IS IS lit it S. Cotton Bagging and on i goods kept constantly on hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. an were looked by of the Sheet Metal I conclusion, he spoke Association, at Chicago, yesterday. i i, ,,, led l his Miss Joseph lag Greenfield, at N- v. but a corset aside bullet. land chattel mortgages, crop liens, the new form mortgage adopted by the Legislature are for sale at Tut- reef with Chill Tonic tier Money if it is never a pessimist, Success is always in sight. Ra- i and yon well. None other as Hired by Drug Co., Suffolk, Va guaranteed at the drug stores Bryan Woolen of Washington, X. C, and more worthy present could have been received, nor could it hart come from a more worthy if your liver hi out of order, causing Sick Headache, Heart- burn, of Tonight If your i nut o Hi burn, Hood's Pills On will and will blight, and ready hit kind of work. been the of whit h out of of hi of if iii-d visit which lie oner it Brook a falling on Dr. re- Hid. It and of Ur. own people had already admission. Bat Dr. Brooks learned that was at the door out word that be should After Colonel to have, he M that d of your Mil Now Low Is It you bar Or. are my church I m or In Isn't u j for m lo your ,.,. , . . will PILL an meet III U Of Newark, N. J, Your Policy i. Huh Loan Value, Paid-up Unit works Will be reinstated within three years after lapse if yon are good health, After Second Year No Restrictions, Incontestable. NO Ghost StOry i are payable at the be- w of the second each store is year, provided the in in for the run-out year be paid They may be used To reduce or To Increase the or To Make Policy Payable as during the Lifetime of Insured. J. L. H. C. But all I In- our Opener. Your can not look at our splendid of DRY. GOODS AND GROCERIES. and learn at what low pi ices we ; selling such excellent goods with out being Hut that is what here for, plea our give them big values for their money, delivered lice in any part Come to see L. H. W. WHICHARD to W, B. IN N. C. The is-k complete in every I part in.-ii t and prices as low as the Highest market prices paid for country produce. up i iii and sway down in price, is the only kind we carry. To live well doesn't mean to live extravagantly. Everything de- pends upon where you buy your supplies mid the prices you pay them. We sell the best and at less prices than you will pay for poorer quality. Look at these Canned fruits cents per can. Coffees, Java and Mocha blend, Maple cents per quart. OUR NEW AS- IS A MARVEL of beau- style The mate- rial is the best and the work teed, WIT REFLECTOR NOTICE. MAY COURT. A Larger Docket This Time. Since our last report Move inhere CROSS MARK , ,,,,,,, h on the margin of this paper it , , is to remind yon that you owe Tint Eastern for and we request you to settle as early as pas- Bible. We need what TOO owe us and hope you will not keep us waiting for it. This notice is for those who find the cross mark on their paper LOCAL Did you sec any Start fall Marriage is sometimes the re- of love. Load from to I a down, Hook Big lot of lead pencils, styles, just arrived at Book Store. t after night before the freight train due here at noon arrived. New prepared Buck Wheat, Orange Syrup cents can, at S. M. The weather got to a spring like feeling today. It certainly Is favoring the people who have no coal. No. is on the directory has been and is now It. L. Can's No. is his been disposed Williams, drunk and dis- orderly, lined one penny and costs. Nathan Brodie and Roberts, drank and disorderly, lined one penny costs each. John Clark reckless driving, I lined l and costs, Samuel Joyner, disorderly and profane one penny and David and profane language, lined and costs, Moore, exposing naked- lined one penny and costs, 13.06, dis- orderly, lined one penny and costs, j 2.81. Frank Corbet drunk and disorderly, lined 92.30 and 95.60. Minnie Mary disorderly profane language, lined um- penny and 93.00. guilty. Mary disorderly and profane language, lined one penny and casts, 93.76. James Thomas Prank Harris, disorderly and profanity. one penny costs 92.76 each. There were crowds at the Free Will Baptist Confer- at May's Chapel Saturday and Sunday. The Conference. The Free Will Baptists held a The that,, doesn't interfere with the rights harmonious session with a number of people usually dies in I May's from Thursday its infancy. through Sunday. Rev. It. II. after preaching the Mr. W. K. Jr., the editor a of partridges Tuesday that we have en- joyed very much. Two oyster boats came up Mon- day. The people were for the and orders went faster than they could be Bob Move out a hunt Tuesday afternoon, lie shots brought back partridges. That was good shoot- has received a copy of Turner's N. Almanac sermon, was ejected Mod- The entertainment was all that could be desired. The con- were largo well lie- bared, Tho next Conference Is lo lie held Hull's Road Greene Meteoric Showers. Sometime this week is the time predicted for the meteoric shower. You set Up nights and look for it if you want to. We tried household favorite, for setting up and watching for me- is fully up to its usual excellent standard. for two nights in succession, some eighteen or twenty years ago, and Somebody else may have the MM time. However, you can wake us up if you see any meteors, There were about as few stars Monday night as on any clear night you ever saw, and none of them took a shooting notion. And to night it M Well Done. The Tarboro Southerner i .,,, , ,. ,., .,, ,, . there should be no to there are the Daughters of the Confederacy, public hangings. Ami the South- is very near right. have drawn a check tor 970.50 for tho loving gift to Mis. Stonewall of the Atlantic Coast no mi a tour of inspection, passed down th e load Tuesday afternoon. It went back after the passenger train passed here. Broke Ii Down. Last week J. B. Cherry Co. had a small fen.-c built across the vacant space their store the store of White Fleming, so that people would not drive across the brick pavement to get in the bock lot. Saturday night a hone that was the back lot run away out between the stores crashed through the fence and broke part of it The horse came near in the store of M. on the has the youngest and smallest chap of the Daughters of in the Stale, and taking this into oar ladies have indeed done nobly raising o largo a sum. According to their strength we doubt if an other chapter has done so well. While the man of Old Farmer Hopkins was billing the Saturday for the appearance here Tuesday night, he received a telegram from Louis- that his company had closed of the burning of their car. The Raleigh the members if tho company left there Saturday New York, and all engagements Bad EVERY DAY FOLKS. But Different Ones Each Day. UM. W. Unroll returned evening from Baltimore. I I. left this morning for Wilson mart. C, returned ibis morning from Karen Springs. It. I. Smith this morning for lo stock. Mm. T. J. returned Hal evening from B. W. this ling from a visit to his at LaG range. Tuesday, I. I. went to Books Mount today. L. R. Carter. Of Mount, spent last night and today here. lira. w. T. Lee, of Scotland is visiting s. Lee, Miss Lillian Cherry returned I Monday evening from Hill c. returned ; Monday evening from Henderson. W. of lite Southern Company, spent last night here. Mrs. l. L. of arrived Monday evening to visit Mrs. Mrs. a. returned Won- day evening from Magnolia where she had been to attend the Mr. and Mrs. Tung, of in this morning to visit Miss. mother, Mrs. Sallie Marshall. Mrs. Mary Stephens, Mrs, Flor- and Mrs. Henry Shop paid all went north this morning as far sis House station. Mrs. II. II. Clark and little girls, who have been visiting her mother. Mrs. left this morning for her home in Washington. 1809 s. Fleming, Washington spent Tuesday here. L. L. of came down evening to visit his mother and brother here. L. I. Moore returned evening from Wilson. Mrs. B. Dixon, of Mount, who has been visiting her daughter. Mrs. re- turned home today. Mrs. L. L. of ken, who was visiting Mrs. Moore, returned home toil Miss Sallie Col I en left this morn Tarboro. Mrs. Of Bedford City, Va., who been visiting her sister. Mrs. Arthur, left this morning. Ber. II. Watson left this morning Raleigh after a Jew days there will goon lo Ten- a mission which an- other young man of is much Interested, TOBACCO nun President Calls a Con- Mr. J. Bryan of this county, President of the North Carolina Tobacco Association, bus issued a call for u convention of tobacco planters to meet In on Hoe. 6th. Planters in every to- growing county arc requested lo form co-associations send delegates, as many as wish, to this convention. counties where there is no growers are urged to attend, go that if possible all the tobacco growing ions of the slate will represented. Planters from Virginia and Carolina arc also asked the com out ion continually diminishing says President Crimes, in his call, been keenly felt by every planter, and it is hoped that In convention some practice plan las evolved by which producers w judicious, and persistent concert of action may better their conditions. the prevailing low prices sire due to we should face the situation endeavor to remedy It, If it is found the price is fixed by arbitrary we vigorously protest and determine to make that protest effectual. Every Intelligent farmer should the advantages to intelligent Finn They are Right A large colors have petitioned Congress to not allow II. Roberta, of Utah, lo take his seat w his three wires. A. H. BUTT. NA Mr. A I so W I SCAPE. It Iii hi; Caught in hatting Sale of Town Lots. lime is near for sale of town lots in that portion of the town known as It get desirable proper those wanting a lot upon which Mr. W. II. Alston, who i- man of the automatic machine the with sin that gave him a narrow escape from being killed. Mr. Vision was lug on top m ting lie- ail i- in I . I raise up one fool the leg of Ilia pa-Is was by a set screw revolving shaft. He had of mind to grab tho the machine, hold big on with all strength saved Covenant O. from drawn Helena Lodge Daughters of the shafting. Hit clot hi from ah will hare memorial in down was torn off and CLOSING OUT OWING To CHANGE THAT M ILL BE MADE IN TUCKER ft CO Grimesland, N. C. 20th. Service. St hi we will Is, our emir run and COST FOR ASH, and supplies Methodist San night in respect to the three the orders lost the past year. The sermon will be preached by J. B. Morion, of Tarboro. one leg wan considerably bruised. the pants he had on the time was an old pair which he worked and they were torn in the shaft off Otherwise he bare Killed. FIRST Until i. 1900. TUCKER CO. A Present. Do want In friend . a Christmas of Tho Ladies Home Journal; if so publish- will send n beautiful card ad- rising lour friend are the donor. Von can sec one these cards leave your orders for subscript ion at Reflector Book Store, Curious Potatoes. Master Barber, son of Mi-. M. Barber, near brought Tin. Ill very curious potatoes, of them was coiled up likes sleep- snake, other was three joined together by suing-. Two potatoes hung Iron a third one like clock weights a loot long. Mi- Is the Man. Deputy Sheriff II carried K. L. Brown, a mulatto, to this morning. Is wanted for com milling rape. He was arrested White Hall and to . . He says ties have In- rung mail, Free hero and turned over lo Sheriff Mooring. tun and notwithstanding his denial he l the right man wanted. a One j white and n mulatto as stated, though he looks much j like a mulatto and could In- easily taken for one. My Stock it Man, -s an W., in IN ALL At prices will suit you. COME AND SEE THEM. Mi ace Stole Side of Meat. A colored limit who was here on I he day of the hanging stole all from the store of Mr. s. A customer Mr. II. Pulley, left I had the piece of moat evening for Plymouth, where at the day and loll it in the o'clock this morning until be Mis- I were town. The colored man also Immediately after the Mr. and Mrs. left for the White IV. GUN , . PARING. Shop. Repair and left that ill.--lore until hi Mas ready to The north on a bridal tour before were left near together. I make their borne Green- ville. Collector lath. din;.;. o'clock today at St. John's church, near Sir. of Green- ville and Mi Annie B. Harding, were married of Washington. The couple will reach this evening and for the present will make home with the bride groom's father. Daily 16th. Public School The Committee for held a meeting Tuesday night lo select teachers for the coining term. Miss Harding was selected principal and Miss assistant. arc both young ladies and teachers, and the school will be well conducted under their charge. The school w ill open on and continue through the regular the colored man. who was i In Hist to go after his meal both pieces. The loss was not discover- ed until the other went to of meat. Suspicion sit once fell on the colored man and Mr. Tunstall got a horse and sued him overtaking him six miles I from The colored man had both pieces of meal inn sack, bill he was not able to explain big piece got in my WE BACK AGAIN AT M K OLD STAND ON MAIN AND ABE HEADY TO THE PUBLIC. HAVE ADDED NEW AND FOB DOING WORK. BICYCLES AND ANY Will o Suspended s lo Thanks Corbel Challenges New York, has challenged j. Jeffries, to light for weight championship of world. Corbet deposited lo be covered by way lie sees tit It may be as a or forfeit. Corbett, In his let- an match. i- . l i giving e it for that ill follow her long established custom and sill places of business lie closed day. When custom began here The would send a reporter among the business men and publish names of all who agreed to But the late years has been general that it is only necessary to say now that will close up oh serve Thanksgiving Day. We mention it far enough ahead for our readers over county to know there will be no business done in that day. STYLE and Essential are always found No Profit it Such Mr. Nov. Dr. II. Johnson came down on the ears from heavy- returned at night. Bryan Gardner and family a few days Sow Bern last week. pal rick was on the reels Monday, i . Mays Chapel Sunday. Th -took holders of the Tobacco Mfg. Co. met Monday. Mean- and here again on i bunting tour. from Boston Mass. SHOES. We invite you to call examine our Fall and Winter styles Shoes for which we have exclusive sale. of the lust farmers In the state. was talking with Southerner saying that With the price of cotton at B could be a profit, lie such talk is all nonsense, as intelligent former Well knows. Even at the present price there is no profit the crop worth speak- log of. It lakes of the crop to pay for picking nut and gin to say nothing of the cost of fertilizers and labor. Mr. Laugh- says his own family performs all the labor in cultivating his crop he may I conic out a little ahead, but if he labor has lo hired there is no profit in It. cap Young t.- f youthful features in women there I an irregularity of l-o profuse or painful the trouble will The he encircled with tin ; , ii Hie glove iii and ease from is the experience men who wear Phone ft. . . . STYLES. C. S. FORBES. v.-r ; In l in i- Th e ;,., Of-. if- 1.- T. Pi

mm The Book Bottles EASTERN REFLECTOR X. C. ID. J. Ed. A Owner Entered at Foal at Greenville, N. C, as Second Mail NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Superior Court of I'm of to me on iii of on of s- Fleming. i all indebted to the Estate to make payment Id tin- and to all of said Estate their claims. nu- to the Altar tin- date of or will In bar of This the day of November, ISM Estate of S Finning. SALE VALUABLE TOWN LOTS. Save Your Money. One box of Pills many in tills I No Reckless ; or ; I I malaria constipation a million people endorse Liver PILLS Tut nib list ts CENTS. Who Stand fie cents. Never spill when over, JOB PRINTING Give a call. Reflector Job Printing He FROM A- Visiting Card TO A- k Full Sheet Poster. The Eastern Reflector TWICE-A-WEEK Is only a year and con the news every week, and gives information to those grow- tobacco, that is worth many times more than the subscription price. Geo s Parker fount. it- AGE FOR SALE AT REFLECTOR BOOK STORK. Lt ; NOTICE. before I Court Pitt county, i . Ii of the Frank s. M I U hi i v i holding -M i . id tin duly i f. Hie it .- i i it In All I i n i i,,. rim S. Mai MY, of at MM Pill C in flow T. Hurry tinned will ex- in Hie Howe n in in the for mob, Monday u. i Nor. 1809, if lo lo the firm of v Kin- embrace. in tint plat plan of the n virtue an order of Conn of Tin in Um of Ida I Moore, and ex tor the Court door in On Monday, the 4th day of the following tract of land ; in J K Henry Harris, Fleming and o her, Km, motor ; hinds HOG in I to deed i tor an Thin Nov Bed F. U. TO or.- COG FLAP OH HIS i . old H I .- . i-. l. ad i .; i . .; plus of to i i. --Ii ii licit. . Kt l .-. it i. .-. i . t tin-ill i- o u f ;. I've v -e i la t run i i . . ; .- . ray to an l .-. t i . i p the In i it- i v -i l i lo I- i VI me in i . w. CUm me fail ; . . . . . t i . i i no f -i If lo t. hear him nil he moon hull i mi to the main I M I didn't kn v, I I., nor. P I. No i j in I en. fur I v in I I I M H the II . Co In. i . . y dropped . Star having in. n ii ire, the as ex- of the ill and Foreman M i given lo nil Foreman to them to for payment, duly on or day i-l no- will be plead In bar f their All Indebted to make to roe. the of 1899. Joseph ti. Executor UM last will and testament Foreman M. use. Off One and on Tina plat of ii nil n a whole and q lei I'm- Ian I I; l N ; and I be it railroad on an on u mirth i inch Linn lot no . One I Kl and and In t ; i notifying fronting on an I of the lot of and that they are required to file, In No. in the of the first Monday part of in December, next, a sworn One fronting on and Third In detail all lines, for- and known lot No o. other paid i , , t -i, i them during the One lot fronting on Jams and Fourth and known a m N Latham DIRECTORY. . in. W. Divine service and morning evening. Ev- prayer Wednesdays at IMP. M. and Fridays at A M. Kev. I. A. I ii II Sun day. morning and evening. evening. Rev. J. N. Booth, pastor. a. in. D. WHEN FASTING IS of Helen c; Certain fatal Del as During n I M I. of weigh I I.- i the total reached n certain with orig weight. Fat animal may half their weight one per hap A woman of rather spare habit, weighing could. about pounds before Heart notion, and blood pr remain unaltered during starvation, but the of the body fall nearly a degree lo most The of but and are till formed. The r life de- pend upon and activity of the die A Hut of three to during which nave a their weight Co ii when water been Dr. .-, n a woman, aged who after n fast of days, which drank water freely. Her weight, which pounds a year before her death, was reduced to DO pound. It was a case of and woman pa- d out her horrible quietly as scarcely at- I ho of her family and died at last calmly and p-a fully without complaint or apparent evidence Examiner. lion II- Borne year n ray among In weal ;. murder, Senator el lug the t bull t hi an mitigated the , i man. to the teeth, in you you the man feuded Jack Bailey at The thinking his hut hour was come, again answered, I'm Jack and I've come t- pay I haven't any money but I'm n man or. In town u d As the senator smilingly any thirst for booty or bin d. Insisted Incredulously you but. squire, and walk down the street. See you throw up your and ill pp II. ml The saying is, each pair of bound feet there bean whole r I full find say that one nut of ten dies of foot bin ling -r of When I the Ital- mother or who ban for head of the great girl and foundling establish- there, she raid, with tears m her eyes; no. no That may be true of the coast thought she I any it would u a gross ts in central China, to my horror she went on. more here- I ON Mrs. A. A HARD WON BET. Vile la st w u -r ever remarked man a he the I cigar, to carry f- . half a mile. That Bound a simple thing to do, doesn't Well you try it and will Bud out whether ii la or not of course the vi carrying the bricks is A man bat me that I carry two bricks each hand from where WOW back to tho hotel and put them up on the bar. The bricks were to be pat side by side and grasped, two in each hand, between the thumb angers, the pointing was not allowed stop and nor to put the bricks down. I thought I. that's easily earned, so I look the bet and started. . For a quarter of the distance it wan an i i already felt those two v. r dollars In my pocket. But then my fingers began to grow tired. The mus- between my and j thumbs were soon aching My began to pain me and to throb I like mad. I found myself setting my teeth together and cords in my neck were in a high slate of tension. When I come within n hundred yards I of the hotel was scarcely an In my whole body was not aching as if I bad been stuck full of pins. don't know how I managed to go that lat distance. I could no longer erect, and I trembling like a leaf, and yet the other fellow alongside, as if to split Idea. And when I got Into the bar- room, it was nil could do to raise first one hand and then the other put the bricks on the counter. I know that I couldn't have gone SO feet farther. I got the but the nest day I could scarcely move, and I didn't get over the soreness for a week. Ii looks easy, but Just yon try Free Press. Ai a the f r Pitt i of November, I Mount fronting on Latham and Fourth immediately opposite one and known as lot No One lot on Third adjoining land of Davis A and known lot No One lot fronting on Third streets and known ah lot No One lot fronting on Jams and Fourth I streets and known as lot No One fronting Fourth street and j adjoining the lands of ft Davis on west and known as lot No One fronting on Fourth street and adjoining the lands of Davis ft on the watt, known as lot No One l.-t fronting on Ward Street adjoin j the lands of Davis ft on and known as lot No One lot fronting on Fourth and streets and known as lot X o One lot fronting on Ward and t and known as lot No One lot fronting on and reel- and old road and known , Ar MA lot No One lot front on Third Latham it rests and the old Tarboro road and known as lot No One parcel or lot of land Third reel oil the North sail lying It I ween lot No l and Branch. One piece or pared of land commencing On the south of Third street opposite street and running the course street lo Tar River U Davenport oil the cast and Bros on the west, containing one half acres, One lot fronting on Third and Latham i. is and known as No The above described lots the o-t and practically the only on the market the limits of Greenville. There are no oilier building lots Within same dis- the Court House, churches main strut be chased. We call attention home seekers and i to this M-e An for A plat lots ea- act loot can be round at e of Skinner lied bee and Blow, The terms of are cash but purchasers pay one a range for deferred pay men la J. and BARRY October 18th and Meeting evening. N. M. Watson, pastor. Sunday the and p. in. W F. bu- Kev. J. B. Morton, pastor. Sunday- J. B. I of m 5th day year eliding lame exhibit to the their several dockets, T. H. Nov. Coins, for Pill C. AND ATLANTIC CO LINK OF SOUTH TRAINS A. F. A. at, Greenville Lodge, No. meets and Monday evening. It. Hams, M. J. M. Sec I. O. O. No. i Meets every evening. I. X. G. THE DOORBELL. II or Man You Are are pretty fair Indies tori of character. Probably you have not been conscious of It, but every time you pull n doorbell you register what r of man you are. Your ring will not t-11 you. from the color of your eyes to your taste In flowers, to those who know the signs the doorbell Is as good as a title page. Any one who has had lo answer bell pulls knows bow much difference there U them. One per- son's method varies little from time to time, though the difference between that method somebody else's, while slight, will be well marked. Ii Is seldom that two rings are exactly alike. The housewife recognizes each, the impatient mail, who pulls the bell twice in quick and does not wall long before trying It one of more phlegmatic temperament, whose ring Is slower nod more sub- the hesitating woman, who draws the knob out in a f nervous jerks; the seedy individual with matches to who stretches the win carefully to Its full length and then all it to relax with a apologetic tinkle, and the Jolly friend, who knows be Is welcome, and therefore the knob with a hear- owing that i fairly eloquent with good sets toe to its Bides with Mich peals of echo- that H positively cannot stop r on e, it gradually with a I n little titter. a t ea as C rUn i ; raid. Cornea i me tin said the young man lo teach a for f t t it e was naked. lite Why, spent six months and r to lean the nit, and do you at the of the Brat a urea I i -1 smile There was a p lbs and my my father had lake It go I fur an- other Brooklyn A N P M u o ii It on to M IS i as ii H ; f x, n -10 I'M AM T w north K. of Lodge, No am psi W, every Friday evening, L. O.; S. Our, K. of K. J g w k. Vance Council, No. meets every Thursday even- B. Wilson, R. M. R. Lang, Sec. IS O. U. A. every night at in I. O. O. F. hall. A. D. eel A. Council, t, meets every and third Thursday in Old Fellows Hall. J. Gardner Worthy Chief; Smith, See. . O, Conclave So. meets every second n -ii i I ii Monday nights in Odd w. ii. Smith See. h g y.- SI AM I IS, A M IS P M j n A M p y a s II B j M I'M IMPORTANT LAND virtue of s decree made the term, 1800, of Pitt court. in the came of J. T. Harry Executor, and surviving partner others, the named therein a expose t- public before the Court lo the for cash, on Monday, till of De ember, -i December term of Pitt the following real to One on Tar known as tho Teal late Adam containing 1st inn's, more or has, sad fully in the G v Ski um, Jan Sid, and recorded in Book 1.4 page aid deed I. and dated Mar. 8th, the deed from -1 A K Tucker, date day of recorded in the Situate in about miles in quarter of a mile of Hi on W W It or crops. Also one tract land in Green ville the lands of the late John Fleming, Jordan Daniel, the heirs more or leas, and known as the laud. The purchaser of the farm should pure haw this rail limber other One tract situate In Greenville township, adjoining the lands above us laud, the lands of the late Doc Moore, the lands I by D II James. lanes of Dudley and contain aces, more or and known as the tract of land in township lying part of Jenny Adams adjoining J Moore, John acre. more See deed from T fl and wife to Harry Skinner. Also one tract of land as the W Moore in Falkland township, the lands of Owens, A Fields, Moors sad oilier., acres, Off lees, and known as the W Also one tract of laud situate In ville in the lands of J F and if and a Pouring the land by J C It J from W J Tyson and Bros, acres, or lean, described in i deed recorded in Book -W Tho terms of sale are cash. can arrange to pay one-third cash will. payments. l -I Arrive bean Ar Rook Arrive Tarboro Leave Mount Ar Yadkin Division Main ton BOO . p in, leaves San- ford m. Returning leaves San ford p in. arrive p m pm, arrives pm leaves Ben- B to a fl a in. Red Mills rive Returning leaves Mills p m, p m, p m, p m with train with the Central at Springs with the Red st San ford with Seaboard Air Line and Southern Railway Gulf with the Durham and Charlotte on Neck Road lave i in, Halifax I p in. r- I m. V-pin. leave , at, a m. at n is ii dally Sunday. Train on leave s in a m u m. arrive n in and pm. m and pm, a m and ; at pm. dally Sunday. Train except Sunday it .-m p m, Sunday am, arrive-. Ply- i ; Sun day u ass, n on N C h. leave- Holds a in. m a m, a m. arrives m. Trull Nashville U leave am. p in ; pin. Ii n tn It M a iii arrive a; Ii Train on Branch leaves Warsaw i u. -DEALER IX- A LINE OF Also a nice I now lie found in the brick store formerly by J. W. Brown. COME SEE ME. J. It. OLD DOMINION LIN E Washington , is and Fri- days at ti A. M. for Greenville, water permitting, to Tarboro. leave Tarboro at A. Train No mm. close don all dally, H. M. EMERSON, Pass. Agent J. R. KENLY, Manager. T. M. EMERSON, Traffic Manager. -------I S. M. Schultz, WHOLESALE Prepared buckwheat, fancy Ponce molasses, side meat, hams, should- s, coffee, sugar, tobacco, cigars, cigarettes, cheroots, mountain butter, full cream cheese, sausage, oat Hakes, hominy flakes, cotton- seed and hulls, cotton seed at cents per bushel. D. M FERRY GARDEN SEEDS. STANDARD Sewing BAGS SALT. BUREAUS. MATTRESSES, CHAIRS, Etc AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICKS. Come to see M., A. M. on Tues- days, Saturdays. Sailing hours subject to change de- on stage of water. at Washington with for Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and ton, for all the West with i ail at Not folk. Shippers should freight by the Dominion Co. from Clyde Line from Bay Line Baltimore; Line from Boston. JNO. N. SON, Washington N. C. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. C. HAM M. hone PATENT r ad CO. -S- ale --a.-. FOR The Eastern D. J. EDITOR . . . as -AT VOL. XVIII, GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY, N. NOVEMBER NO ST NEW S. Happenings In North Carolina. Durham boy hugged r bard as in break several shot died A Smile In Each. A frieze the the coal bill. Few people arc ever on n I rain of Sometimes it's the best known who borrow a dollar. About the only people who profit from advice are lawyers and doc- tors. hair is I never did like fat Money makes the mine go, and jet iI would b. false sell the mare and buy an bile. proposed again night, refused him for the last las clerk I District court you lie careful, dear He Haleigh and II. L. your pointed in his stead. In my remarked the An Interstate association will be landlady of lodging house, farmed a meeting be held in loses in mankind. X. C, to secure a I have been so deceived with park in some ion promises of pay that I no longer j Smoky ,. ., ,, North now ranks fifth number of female in the attendance thereat; only New York, Massachusetts, Peon- this passed. Om hi ribs. A who was in fool on the Tuesday of lockjaw, has a son who is an officer in a battalion, says the Waiving The Gran I Lodge of Masons of North Carolina will hold annual meeting at on Dec. Mil to J. II. Fortune has been removed When a girl has very small feet she usually develops a case of big j head. The collect inn holds its ,., , . ., r and Maryland Own, It is a thins . . Water pipes will soon be x Haves, who has in their favorite game of freeze V, from Mo., lo Durham in a j wagon. He had his family aim this bill the Some men think a great on With him. They were seven weeks road. deal of Josh-T. of themselves, and yet they are thoughtless. A fellow shouldn't imagine he has the world at his feet simply because a porous plaster happens to get stuck on him. OVER THE COUNTRY. A street car strike has tied up every line in Spring- field, Charles Cross, seventeen years old, has confessed that he murder- ed Mrs. Sarah C. King, his em- Stamford, Conn. Because of a wage dispute, the Trades Labor Council has ordered a strike of iron construction workers at Buffalo, X. Y. ton for many years a prominent editor of that city, died morning, years of age did in the Con- federate army. The Free Press tells of at- tempted outrage a colored man upon the streets of Kinston Monday night, When the woman resisted her assailant, who was also colored, shot her. Watch The Other Fellow. Every who ad should read other advertisements. He should train himself in this line. He should familiar with tone of every advertiser in the town where he lives, and with as many outsiders as he has time chance to study. The most success- Rev. DeWitt L. j fl men in any line of work of the First Presbyterian Church those who know best their of III., has resigned Wheel, to enter the Episcopal priesthood. at Birmingham, Ala, said be considered it that Canal should be built at once, as it would render our navy Ex-Representative James Ham- of Washington, who has been traveling abroad, says Europe is hostile to the United States because of latter's Phil- policy. Major John A. son of the late Gen. John A. Logan, was kill ed on the 12th in the Philippine war. Four tobacco factories and a number of other in Dan- ville, Va., were destroyed by lire Tuesday night. A Memphis, Tenn., undertaker has been arrested for stealing dead bodies and selling them to medical colleges. Government reports now place the cotton crop at Hall, the two-year-old daughter of Dr. Hall, of Prospect Hill, is believed to be the only person in these parts who has six living grandmothers four living two great grandmothers, two great great grandmothers; two grandfathers and two great-grand- fathers. That is something that not children can boast of. All of her living ancestors are en- joy good arc own It is said that eccentric California advertises that will receive as care- attention as grown and as a catch phrase he uses, be glad you're dead if I which seems a compliment. This, how- ever, is not much worse than the New York doctor who advertises, tome before life Another instance of modern ad- is placard which is outside of the en- trance to a Methodist church in Northern Iowa every Sunday night the regular saved while you Ad Sense. doing to the Show A frog, a duck, a lamb and a skunk presented themselves at the the animal sought ml mission. The frog was let because it had a green the duck because it had a bill and the lamb because it had four Now, some one the crowd must, and naturally will, ask, became the answer will lie, it failed to get it had a and a very bad Ex He Saved The Train. old George Henry, lives a mile below Springs, at the Lime Kiln, showed unusual presence of mind the evening. Sitting in the doorway of his home he heard sound of falling rocks and upon going out found a rock on the truck weigh tons. II had slipped off the side of the mountain. The evening west passenger I rain j was due, so Uncle George sent his son running up towards the depot to stop it while he himself ran about a mile in the opposite I to Hag any train which might lie coming up from Point Rock. The slide occurred at a very part road and it would have been difficult for an engineer to see the in time to stop his Citizen. The Mill Helps the Farmers. The Post seeks to show the farm as prosperous as the mill. cannot undertake lo say whether it i- or not, iv lie her n i- not, the firmer cm n . .;. against I'm- in II man, i large debtor t the mill. They fur a competitive market for his Cotton, and North Carolina farmers have this year upward of a per pound more for their staple than they would have received had they been dependent upon York and export markets alone. This in addition to market for produce, wise farmers rejoice in the mill prosperity, i which is bringing so many new mills to their doors to buy their Anglo- Saxon, ION OF Cold Weather Is what Every Lady should DO NO W. Some seem to think it will lie hard work locally amendment next year. Per- haps will, to nothing alarming that. Few worth In- doing are done easily. The and re- wards come from tho hardest and most toil. The complete victories follow the hardest fought battles. So lei no one feel because will lie hard lo carry the amend- will be haul, but will In- carried ; will be t be stimulus t-, general education North Carolina has ever Neck Com- on ii . I HALES TESTED. Th- Hie meeting l UM Pin hath of miles sad allowed a. County i i the h-, lading December ISM, It. I. is W Harrington z Tucker I 1.1. Manning hath attended t -i King halt attended t st n I I-. day. as For day Total u w as For ti a, Total c J on IS SO A paper says Unit a school master was recently giving a class of lads between nine and twelve years old a parsing lesson and having meditated for a mo- to think of a suitable sen- Wrote on the the brave liners shelled the British To hi amazement the class first broke out with hisses, and then with one ac- cord sang. Save the the amazed pedagogue bad sufficiently from bis prise to secure order he told the head boy to proceed with the pain- sir, I can't parse that, became the Boers haven't any business on our re- plied the patriotic urchin, and lo suit tastes of his pupils teacher was compelled another sentence to rue. We have a Line of Capes and and you can buy a Fall and here at prices mil-i In Li value. have marked price.- down very low. Come now while we can suit you. J. B. CHERRY O. A Farmer per I-ale more for than for Square Cot Ion. Mr. James II. Camp, one of the successful of Floyd County, asked recently by a reporter of American; Cotton bale, I ii to p test. I look col loll lo Ai lade gill in North and Hie day I carried some same of cotton to Hancock's gin in both lots of; cotton in Home the same day and; alter every item of expense was charged against each. I cleared one dollar and I went J live cent.- a no re on the t For days An t -I 1.0 Manning Am. net Total Board IS is at of Pitt t It. Moore, Clerk of for tin- I.- Hie upon rec- n my my hand and of II i ; i TN.-vi t. It. Cl k fur Pitt CO, HAT TAKE J-. per Mile. Cure. and r Malaria, Night Mon- y back if it So other the kind with the on the an. and The Best Gilt All gift for a i friend what can afford more present , or lasting pleasure than to The Youth's t ion j The delight with which it is Christmas morning re- newed every week the year. The I charm of it is disclosed little by little as the months inn their course There is no household in which it will not prove an inspiration. Those who wish lo present a year's subscription to n friend also have the beautiful new Com- Calendar for sent with it. This Calendar is a twelve color printings of three exquisite designs by a artist, a American Water-Color Society. addition to this the issues of The Companion for the remaining weeks of 1800 arc sent free from the time is received for the new vol- rated Announcement her containing a full prospectus of volume for sent free lo any address. Boston, Man. Hardware, Paints AM D STOVES A SPECIALTY, AND HEATERS HEATERS MORE BEST AND COOK HAT CAN SEE DUR BE Tho of burg have passed an oilier that no delinquent lax payer would be allowed unless be pay tuxes same lime. A Nice Present. Do yon lo make some present of The Indies Home Journal If so the publish- will send a beautiful card ad- vising your friend you arc donor. You can see one of these cards and leave your orders for subscription Book BIKER Ii certainly seems for Republicans to be lo disfranchise illiterate while men, because the will dis- illiterate think that an white man is belief Hum illiterate but Republicans and their allies seem to think differently Pittsboro Record. FRANCHISE ASKED FOR. The Aldermen In Ownership. A special meeting of the Board of was called Thursday night to hear a proposition what purported to be ville Mr. C. An- was present to represent the company and said he had to ask for the privilege of putting poles and stringing wires for an electric light He said if the town wanted to use lights they would rent arc lamps at MO each per year 1,600 for lighting the town. When the question was asked, Andrews said his company was not chartered, it came only as a business enterprise, Ho did not disclose who compose com- a motion being made Hoard of Aldermen voted not to grant the privilege naked for. Speaking of the matter after the meeting i of the Aldermen that the Hoard was decidedly the opinion when has electric lights the town should own the plant, lie said furl her Hoard did not propose to give away a ii-l for somebody lo spirit late upon, nor did they want lo a privilege that would lie in j I be way when the town saw proper to put In a plant of its own. Catarrh Cannot be Cured with LOCAL they cannot reach seal of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or con- disease, and order to you must take internal Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Mali's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country lot years and regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the blood act- d i reel on I he mucous surfaces. The perfect combination the two ingredients is produces such wonderful results in curing I testimonials free. CO, Props., Toledo, o. Sold by druggists, Hall's Family Fills ate the PATENT anything too inTent or get COPYRIGHT or PROTECTION. model, ketch, or photo, for free examination advice. BOOK ON PATENTS SNOW CO. . . av. I, I. I. I. AM FLEMING a MOORE. A At Law. N. C. SUMS, In Gillian,, Mills K. Eure N. c. N. r A N. C. Tut- Hint MEN- . J i mi J-t-- and ilK,, s. c. In. gen ,,,. .-tally by he people store. . Or. D. L. Jam ex, toe town.