THE EASTERN REFLECTOR 81-MI I. J. The Economist, at Elizabeth City, If a woman is to lie allowed now publishes a daily edition, and it I hold e see no bright, attractive, well edited should not be allowed to vote Dur- ham Herald paper. in the post at Greenville, K. as second class matter, Advertising made upon application. A correspondent desired at every post office in Pitt adjoining counties. in to fiction Pitt County, N. C, Friday, January 1904. The lazy man himself with the shop worn adage about race not always being to the swift. The boll has got into the made in the North Carolina crop, and Mr. Bryan will find all the conn try here when lie gets back on Amer- soil. There are more places beside Chicago that need to look after their play houses and make them safer for the public. Announcement is m ii crop, S C re Asheville Citizen that Moore there is said to be something gnaw- to the recent change in the has sold his interest and retires as g at the dispensary system, too.- head th system ;, editor of that paper. Atlanta Journal. to say of Mr. the Seaboard is on a It is stated in the papers that Mr; foundation of solid rock. Mr. Barr, Saunders, of Washington, has sued new president, has been general Mr. Dunn, of the same county, for manage r for a number of rears, and is abundance of raw material eon- for having struck him last while he is a trifle never- with a large territory from September with a nail-puller. He one of the best Greenville will yet be a town, see if she is not. There deli trade can be drawn. The agitation in Chicago did not We will keep an eye out to see any of our exchanges print that overworked poem on the Indiana republicans declare Hen- to be their first choice for the presidential nomination. The holocaust in Chicago has resulted in order- the closing of nineteen other in city. assertion is a little premature, soft snap selling whiskey since tin , . as it is not yet cleat that he is going dispensary has been established l now seems there is nothing left for Japan and Russia t i do ex- to fight ii out. certainly deserves damages in some the sum. No greater indignity can be, Our friend must not think put upon a gentleman than Mr. Barr is quite As a railroad manager he is considered a warm him With a except knock that he is cold, end with the closing of the . ,. , ., , down with a bung-starter The authorities are now talking of Charlotte Observer. closing churches, Stores offices and I even private residences that are not i is estimated that the Philippine i provided with proper fire escapes. c cos st the United States up The Durham Sun de picture and primed it for been ., of its town people, lance for the They still live in hope. Journal. Back to State Courts. The case of T. Hughes and The Boston Herald says that Mr. to this New Year's Day, about I Company of Louisburg, against the will accept the Durham druggists not have a including the bonds about I Pepper Warehouse Company, of to be issued for the friar lands, and Kentucky, has been remanded to the taking no account of the slate courts by the Federal court. deaths. Whether the oriental game This is a suit for as a is worth this Occidental candle- for tobacco first tried in well, they say is altogether the state courts, then a hearing ask- about ed in the Federal court which now sends it back to I lie state court. ha to accept it. there. The aldermen have decided that druggists who want to sell No hands were allowed in pockets as medicine must pay a tax of late to talk at president's New Year reception Lin borrowed the . , . . , . An hour that must Wonder how many new year so- have survived the strenuous ordeal up to now tact. While the blizzard is on Wall street might give a to the lambs it has It is rumored that the Colombian gunboat, General has been and are still in sunk by American warships, though there is no confirmation of the re- port. Sun. If those Charlotte people have Cab-, the great Milwaukee beer maker, is dead, but bier drinking rill not stop in consequence. .,,, , , . . , Richard v had with- lie banking capital manor- , . ,, ,. , draw from the race for the state amounts to soon as he can. after squaring their . . ,, . ,, . . . , . I than fifty millions of dollars. Ii was He no earthly chance futures losses, they might put Lot sum less than ten years and the papers are already it in Mr. Fife's gold mine stock if ago. This of itself tells the of bringing u tilings against him. It ., . Li -iii r to that he is ill rears they want to get rid of it. He will the rapid development of the state. old New England. take a smaller limit than the COtton I ls f own Perhaps he could save a lot of other , . . , ,. ,, people, but the accumulations in things being said against him by contract man, and will give the little ,, , . n-, i . small as well as large sums, oil the tracK at a chance to dabble and lose. g lotto Chronicle. Raleigh is bragging about I he than any other state can boast, from sales the new had Whatever else may be said of the railroading up to truth j wins heavy sales new dispensary . the concrete representation of the I A well known physician in there first day it was open. Are Charlotte; Observer . is always hon- . . Greensboro asked if he they all joining together to make est, and it presents the news in a of explain why a man of superior the business a success more attractive manner than any . You will soon be hearing other paper in the State. This helps to account for the fact that the cir ,, ,, , , ,.,,., . talk in Greenville followed by the Observer has General James Longstreet, one the few surviving of the Confederate army, died Saturday afternoon at Ga. The ranks of the old I hare grown very thin. the opportunity to say by your vote ,, it above live thousand, whether yon prefer that to the open saloon. H the fool who jumps over the It is said that, as a rule, the open- top of his seat and hollers lire at a Eighteen theaters have been dosed in Chicago, and will remain s i until the managers have obeyed i be city ordinance and equip- the houses with asbestos or iron . intelligence experience and knowledge, who for had been unable to take a single drink North Carolina only had .;,, g lynching last year. North in should make a New Year resolution . The and maybe she can climb into the h easy related in a new dog moved in a new neighborhood; across the street was No, thank you. North Carolina another dog who resented and made had rather stay in a class by her- up his mind to whip him; he tried ally attended by wars. The early j would greater security of life to . it, got worsted, and retired,. years of the 10th century witnessed the public than any improvement convinced that he was no match for some strenuous conflicts, and pres-1 on fire proof material that can be There will be a vigorous if not j the new-comer but after licking his indications are that the 20th made. A panic is always created j violent protest against the Panama j sores and folly recuperating he said treaty by the democrats in congress, he knew he could whip him and he Indiana class Journal. years of a new century are i; disposed of, it will be marked by bloody hos- ; by the biggest fool in the house, and range to say, he cannot be quench- ed by a dozen of the coolest, heads in the house when he once raises his racket. Someone has suggested that On Sunday the Raleigh News and the. parents; Observer issued a new year edition Greenville to have their daughters I giving a bird's eye view of the go to reasonable hour or are growling and State's progress during the past at home, ought to be followed h War seems year. Letters from editors of the by a t get sooner these two leading towns weir published show- upon in . yet log the towns that present when war of the curtain rises will not be so an- by I he latecomers, is timely. In the senate the objections which tried it again with the same result, they will ends Ivor to sustain are i A man is the same way; he thinks wresting of Panama from can take just one was an inexcusable outrage whip not get on a spree; ha for which the president and his sup- says, when he feels good, that he porters are responsible; the canal will be master of himself as well as can never be profitably constructed along that line, France having ex- pended enormous sum of and the lives of liquor, but of be always falls down. No man ever lived who Could master such a job. A man has been in police have made. The State may we proud of what has been done, and the News and Observer de- serves credit for the attractive man- in which it is presented to the public. The people of Norfolk, Ports and Newport News are to be congratulated upon their success in completing their million dollar funds t the Jamestown Exposition. By terms of the legislature enact- they lost the exposition unless they raised one million dollars by 1st. Several hundred thou- dollars were lacking after and on the night of Dee. mass meetings were held m all cities and the Million V The of Carolina, closely by tie. m- in the modern times. France is friendly to Russia, Germany seem friendly to Japan and if war is declared, it seems probable that The State Prison has transmitted a statement to the governor which several nations will take a hand shows that net profits during the present are f There is now on hand in cash. Solvent its an I produce will be sold. the penitentiary authorities have en hand enough corn to run them for the year, bushels of wheat, pounds of fodder, worth about The f represents what is cash or its equivalent. The of solvent credits represents balsa of that have been said for which s hare ed. report As heat by The whole world is hoping that this great conflict may be avoided. This would be a good year for the penitentiary to go out of the of farming. The present show- will compensate, to some extent, for the failure of past to pay expenses, and would avoid similar in. future. There is plenty of road- making and road-repairing the state's far a years. are f in to re he set f and having Hum given imp as a bad court times innumerable was told job; it is probable I hat the French Monday afternoon by the mayor that Canal Company in a few weeks he would sentence him to thirty duff increase their demand from to on the ground that the former agreement was obtained by duress; when the house appropriated for a country called Columbia and the president arbitrarily writes Panama in the place of Columbia, it closely resembles the process which in commercial life is known as a check without consulting the drawer of it; for ten years the on the roach, lo be executed next time lie was found drunk. The man was in the lockup this morning, yet he wen Id have been willing to take an oath before a judge of the highest court that he would never drink another drop, but he just wanted to whip the other was all. Some men can take u drink now and then and not get drunk, but such men have never abused the practice, have not broken down Nicaragua route has been preferred nervous system. Backbone, by civil engineers publicists, has been repeatedly recommended by committees Hepburn bill providing for the construct m of a anal by the Nicaragua routs passed house by only dissenting It will . held that the pres- the authority of substituting the Panama for the able and in balk willing tn and the rest are controlled by the nerves; when the nerves give way there is no backbone, for back- bone mid nerve are the same thing. Ever of It's true as gospel. But some one asks why one little drink net a man off. Why does a match applied to rich. dry pins n quick blaze Be cause it ripe; so is a man's nerves, if he has abused them, drink acts just Like the Record, WINTERVILLE This department is in of J. M. Blow, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. WINTERVILLE ITEMS. N. C. Ilk. 1904 A terrible hard win t-r and the are both with us Q. A. Co. brokers and commission merchants, have moved their on west side of railroad street in the Tucker build- Misses Minnie Cox and Ethel Carroll returned to the Baptist University at Monday. There are right many pupils cowing in to the school. The school is rapidly growing in patronage and the fact that it is appreciated proves con- we have one of the best schools, if not the best, in Eastern Carolina, Claude after spending the holidays at home, has gone back to the A. M. A. G. Cox Go's de- would make you think of a toy store, only of course they are full size instead toys. The pretty part is what we are trying to emphasize. Years in the has limit up a reputation which does not need emphasizing. Sim Chapman and Gal- left Monday morning for Chapel Hill. Now a word to the wise. Go to see B. F. Manning Co., before their bargains arc exhausted. Purse, who has hen visiting bis Mis. R. G. a- d Mis. J H. C. left Sunday tor Mr. and Mrs Guy B Taylor, of Kinston and Sun- day with the In tiers parents, L. L. and Mrs. Kn . i ad family, from X Road.-, have If you want your horse shod, if your harness or own shoes peed repairing, and for general work call and see W. L. House on Main street. J. M. Blow has accepted a with G. A. Co. as book keeper. We now hare a nice of porch column timber. If you are in need of them why not let us fit you up. Prices are Co. Miss gave a very will testify. To please pleasant sociable last who want them to evening to a few made wagon e special friends. Flinch and now special with row were leading games. me- A show room w mid doubtless make like yon were in some western establishment Those who j are skeptical can call and see for themselves-A. F. Cox Mfg. We have a nice line hats for The child of Mr. and Mrs- Joe F. Smith died at o'clock this morning. We have in stock the best line shoes ever offered here and can tit you in both size and price. Bring your family and we will keep this red on, so we will make the shoe squeal before you get it on your foot. B. F. Manning Co. to date. The quality of Tar light. Winterville Heel and Oak wagons has been to date all the while, as numerous Some people seem to want a low priced article of the quality. In order to cater to that A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. now carry stock Western made cart wheels which are considered , both old and voting, cheaper than their own make ,. ii Ac. far Any one who knows BY A. G. COX MANUFACTURING WINTERVILLE, N. C. very reasonable Charles i. near c moved here place i hen ; We have . .; our can suit F. Manning I here looking Hi in general. Tom Tyson, f. i but. now of here There was No s tin tho way. One's nose tn will make this I no I hue in we think we y Any. ,,,,,,., i we think what a tar Heel Wheel is, however would give it for two of ;. and eave your if possible. others. And so the Tar Heels go,. Barber Co. two to one. I . . . ,, . ,, . , , Notice the cut of Mr end Mrs. Claude Chapman, Buggy on this Keep your of have been visiting eyes open. Me going to here during the past few show y n several different styles A. G. Mfg. Co., hare just If ; J impatient and want to all out a neat little l at once come to Winter- and describing the ville. hare-, t. with h articles of doing. Cox This little book with prices mark-; i the asking, or a aim-1 Tr- at th Store will be pleased to w yon their line of handsome gold and p-us. J l Board day. Mice returned to torn, her home Saturday evening. F,. house and buggies don't grown lot located between Cos I on honeysuckle vines. If so they on Academy street, would doubtless be pulled before Cl ripe. is sees to Manning, of this. place, has accented pie ii quest on a postal card will bring it to Don't delay, now. It j, no small matter to be well MA THE KEELEY CURE leave- OW what it does ,,,,., a ,,,,, ,, ready , of W do THE KEELEY INSTITUTE, Greensboro, N. c. Josh to address I came friends and is an ids Mb . , . , We him and and can be do SO. Dan Brewer up I our him on our acquaint to be a excellent Knight is n n i i-.-.--,. w. .,.,. run mat- people speak well for any corpora- In fact seems and in this particular the be tn make them Winterville High school has o the demand. cause for complaint. The natural or no snow A. Q. Correspondence A. G Cos Mfg. C-i., never hare; to runs on rile patronage of inn of k, Monday i lot her runaway done, only A-. by which it is en- Go's, goods must So the boys say. Orders; compassed admit of ,,,, Wop J meets can not afford to The only g to get out of; Ox Mfg. Co. have just Ms I received another ear load of wire New kind of weather but this car is all hog The most remarkable thing about it that It is almost a cent cheap- than any style handled Just think of than cents n yard. is the best he has. H never applies for i gift unless be receives it. See M L. the jeweler. Repaint g promptly done. Work guaranteed. B. F. Manning and family have moved to Greenville, where Mr. Manning will engage in the mer- Mr. Manning is one of on. best citizens and will be sadly missed here, by none more so your for swindlers. A. G. Cox has indeed at all times proven our friend. him and his the best neatest in their new home. They deserve It. Greenville is glad to have him. to Winter ville have it ginned. G. A. .- Co. will buy your seed at the gin and pay market give yon meal ex- lay freight train did s not run. I been unloaded. The entire lot is the same electric weld . Bettie ll NO. A Full Line of Millinery Goods. Some folks are all talk and no j do. Others are all do and no talk. The latter do not believe ail- while the are Now is the time to get that Oven-oat your mind and on your back. We. a e on long them great variety, us to Materials, styles lengths and prices. Tim material are Cheviots, Unfinished and the colors are blacks, blues and th linings heavy ribbed the lengths range to the prices are from A. D. JOHNSTON, Dealer in Mfg. Co. have the reputation of Staple and Fancy Groceries, both saying and doing. Try them. , i u . in Z s Dry Goods, Hats and Conn- B. F. Manning Co., will Pay try Produce, the highest cash market price for Meat, Meal, Flour and Lard your cotton seed. j Specialties. Three reasons for buying your Cakes. and wire fence of A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. It is cheapest. and is guaranteed. You toT. don't have to wait for it to It is light here ready for A. U. any day. I G. 2.5 The Coats are made by best Overcoat makers in America, and they are simply and j You'll make no mistake if you buy your Winter Overcoat here. All wrongs righted without controversy. FRANK WILSON THE CLOTHIER.