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BOX PAPF R.

11 f..i;.iiug i the aweudnieut i ;,ii of tht State coustitu

lioo, adopted BJ the General An MMUJ "i MB*, ami to be submit ted to the voter* for ratification

I next August: iMttM ' That aitiele VI of the

onslitutioii of North Carolina I* mil the same is hereby abrogated and in lieu thereof shall be substi- tuted the following article of said ^institution:

AKT1CI.E VI.

jslKKKA-lK AND KUtilBII.lTY TO

097108OjU A1-1FICATIOSS

OF AS KI.1XTOB.

.Section 1. Every male person

born iu the Uuitcd States, and every male person who has l>eeu naturalized, twenty-one years of age, and possessing the qualifica- tions set out in this article, shall

deny the being of Almighty God Second, nil persons who shall have been oouvu-ted or coufesocd their guilt on indictment pending, and .. UetLei seuteu.-ed or not, uudei judgment suspended, ol auy treason or felony, or auy otner crime for which the puuishmeut may be iiu prisonuient iu the penitentiary, since becoming citizens of the lulled S'ates, or corrnptiou and malpiactice in office, unices such person shall be restored to the rights of citizenship iu a manuer prescribed by law.

See. 9. Thi. act shall be in force from and after its ratification.

Arrest . oi.as* by the timely use ol T >' I v.-r i'iii-. .'. old and

. - it i. i ly of increasing nty. Always cum

SICK HEADACHE, < )urstomach, malana. iadiget-

,n. torpid Bver, oMtiimioa .nd all bilious diseases. fUTT'S Liver PILLS

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Bruth.r Dicker's MMffcTi

TABLETS.

Pens, Pencils.

AN I:L. I I: BONANZA

THE S10:- OF 'HE LOST (-O0E OF GORE RANGE.

II.,.. Trn.lrrlo.1 IMMMMIM '"- WMN I"- ' ''"' " "' bold uJ H'k| II.- Dldu't KnJo> lb' Kirlni... M.rrrBl

Slates, Inks,>a found and loit ID the fall of IHW! A |>arly of meo from Iowa ilatted llouit county, Colo., lo the tall i>r UttJ 00 a buutlug aud flsblng trip Tbe party niada Hi beadi|uan.i= II Steamboat Sprluga. In tbe Iniin |I1 of OcloU-r tbe i>arty moved up ami weoi Into camp on Bock cie.'. iu tbe liore range of mouniaius ..hich runs Ibrough uorth ern Colorado One of tbe iiany miM a druggist. i.o bail gooe ou tbe trip for but health lie knew uotblug of mlolug. lb' bad been warmil by an old miner I el he left Iowa not to be fooled, as mail) a teuderfoot bad been, by what Is kuuwo as "fool'a gold.' or Iron pyrites So Ibbj druggist iiald no atlcDiion rocks, but nlleudeil atrlctly lo - bunting and llsblng

"One fl i-II while hunting for deer be Ma >l a line buck ami lli'cil in blm ami wo ruled him The buck fell, but git up aud inn before the druggU could get lu blm Where he fill n a pool of hi I "bleb showed that he wna badly wounded. I'be huulei trailed blm by till blood l"'is on the iliail lenvea and graM for a mile aud Ih.re found wben ine butt bad lain dmvn ai. I theu rising liad gone on again lu Ibis way the eha-e eoOllBned uniii umiowu. and itoa llw baal*r. who was exlmuiiad sat down on an 0111 ciopiilllg ledt-e Of roeka lo rest

"In tbe eiiiliusiasiu of the elinse h. bad not noied which way lie travelil and be reall/ed lli.it be was lost in Hie heavily timbered uiounialna, with algb' coming on lie knew il .on1.' be useless to iiy nud Hud llw wnip Uiat night, so he naibered n pile of dead llmba and Wuillod a lire agalasl the ledge of risks ami laid down With hU feet to tbe bin* and iirepaied lo loop. U'hlle lying Ibere lie noticed the rocks sparkled In lhe lirellghl. lie got up and cMlmiuctl it, supposing It was tbe 'fools gold" be bad been waru ed against. Hut lhe rock looked so pretty that be broke on* several piece! ami put them In the pocket of his buutlug coat, intending iu rorry ibvui back to low* "illi blm as curiosities.

"The next day lie wamlere.l all Hie foren.iiin. ami Hun found the liore pass road over lllu range and followed II lo the camp That very aflernouu regular muumaiu uowitorui begun. and I be |UII ly broke cimp. returned to Bteni.iboai Springs aud from there weui i avl

'I .. ilruggi.-i. wh.iM- name I have foig -ii-ii. niiiid iu liruvor for a few day-- on Ida way lo his uoilll lu Iowa In tin' lobby of a hotel in licntcr the talk drifted to mining, and the drug- glbl II "ill. d llll' | I-liuelis of slone be hud toiin I and .i- Inklni bpjuo. An old miner never iui>>is a ehauee lu eiamiui* a s|-i lio.-ii and ill this group lU the hotel klllllj WUS llll lihl pruspe. I or lie .iknl lo i.e shown ihe iptol lllells Tbe llmgglsl welll III Ills I'oiilll. Ilalu-il up the old liillillng coal from Ihe U,ll.no ol Ills iiuuk and look mil tbu pliif ol "limn Tbe miner eiani llled il eloily liud ell blilued

rlcbcM s|ieillneu

Money makes de boss go. but it lakes a pine sapliu' ler persuade .le mule.

Oar's blossoms enough in de spriugiime lei bide all de graves dat sorrow kin make.

I got no fault at all wid dis worl'. It's dee so bright dat soiuetiiues 1 git's blinded ftim lookiu' at it

Some folks think jedguient day is so fur ofldey kin gitagood, long sle'p fo' Satan ketches bolt er 'em.

liar's alias one mo' river ter cross; but sometimes tie ferryuiau is fas' asleep, eu you got ter swim it.

lie only way ter make a garden iu dis worl' is lo take good keer er tie (lowers, en see ter il dat dey gits plenty er suushiue en miu.

De tieorgy mockiu' birtl com- bines business wid pleasure. He eals his breukfas' whilst he is a sitigiu' ofasong en Ihankin' God for it,

Plowin' in alleorgy coltou lieid makes sound sleep en pleasant dreams at night. Hut some folks

jdon'tkeer 'bout gittiu' sleep dat way.

5EVEN RUNNINQ SORES BV

Johnston's Sarsapai QUART BOTTLES.

THE GREAT SPRING MEDICaHE. JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA a* a Blood Food and H*n a"*'*"*'' "*

gieatut SPKINO MEOIONE ever dlaoovartd. II cornea aa a rich *!* " bea.ca to the " worn out," tba run down, (to owrworked and debibtalad. That nred laelinj.'- iheac "stakingaptuV' the l.of uor aedoaspooaaocy whlchafh* from badly iiotir- tahad nervoa, trom thin, vliiated blood and an uodartad body, vantah aa a by a mactc apell. The weariness, laaaitude and nervous prostration which accompany tha */*> emc'and the heal of aammer. M oonqaared and buuahed al once. For .very ferd.

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PATENT MvuHAN-HMk-. CBfYliaalorOlslls M0IICTI0S. Sand iii.-lsl, sleUh.orplmlii. fur fi... naiieiislii.il sn.l sitvu-e. iooionpmnT8r.!'uu.r*

RIVKB 8ZRVXCK

Sleamer My res lea\e Washing ton daily at I A. M. for Green ville, leave Greenville tlaily ni '1 V, M. for Washington.

Sloaiuer Ktlgwomhe loaves Grernrille Mondays, Wednesday ni.11 Fridays at 7 A. M. forTnr- Iwro, leave Tarlmio fur Oreenville Tuemlajs, Thurihijs aud Saturdays at ti A. M. curries freight only.

Counivling ul Washington wilh Sie.uiiers fm NuifolW, llnltiiuoie, fhilabelphia, New York ami Bos- ton, mid for all points for the West with railroads ul Norfolk.

Shippers should order freight by ihe i Mil l>niniiiii.u s. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Phila- delphia; Hay Line from Itallitnorej Men-hauls' and Miuers' Lino front Boston.

JNO. MYMlri' SON, Agt. Washington, N. U.

J. J. CHUBBY. Agt., Greenville, N. C.

PATENTS* soviet Al to psTtumiuu CD EC Nutlcs in 'Ini.iHivs 111" pHP Jf .>. -it.iwunibuu.esunu" r IIBBIP (ww luSina. No IM Uil paleal p sseeeal

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u -DFALKK IN-

-A GKNKBAL LINB OK-

1 Also,i iiii I.iiieof Hardware.

I can now lie foiiutl in Ihe brick store formerly

occupied by J. W. Brown.

COM1-: It) SBK MB. J, B. epj

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THE EASTERN LIEFLECTOR. i D. J. WHISHftRD. EDITOR ftI.D OWQBII FH irj FrtEFEr^I/XE 1 t 1

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VOL. XIX GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. TUt.SDAY, MAY I I900.

OUR l OMINEE8 " "* c-k.. \ Beware al lb* SpetUcle Man

State Ticket Folks who dont waut U, behum-

-Strauge as it may appear,. , HhoM hmn of ^^ smoking tolsinxi is practically uu

For

For Governor: CHABLE8 B. AYOOCK,

of Wayne.

For Lieutenant Governor: WILFRED D.TritNF-B,

of Ircdell.

For Ses-retary of Slate: J.BHYANGBIMEB,

of Pitt.

For Treasurer: Bl NJAMIN It. LACY,

of Wake.

For Auditor: B. F. DIXON, of Clevelaud.

For Attorney General: BOBKBTD. GILMEIt,

of Hay wood.

Superintendent Public struct ion:

THOMAS F.TOON, of Bobetwn.

In-

For Comtnissioner Agriculture: SAMUKI. L. PATTKBSON.

of < 'aid well.

For Goniiuiaaioner [atbof and Printing:

HF..VBYB. VABNEB, of Davidson.

For Corporation tVunnilaaionen!: SAMUEL L. B0OI88,

of Macou, FBANK MoNEILL,

of New Hanover.

For Presidential Electors at lAirgc: DAN HUGH McLEAN,

of Cumberland. LEEB. OVERMAN,

ol How a 11.

Aa Appeal Cor Funds.

known iu Cuba or Puerto Bieo,'' observed an Oruiuaui/e txtrps who has recently returned from thos islands, "though, as well known, lobiu-eo is ibe principal crop aud very one uses il. They regard it

as so much time lost to use tobacco in a pipe. Bveuifthey wauled to use pipes they cannot net them, for the simple reason th.-ic. is no pipes for sale. Th natives -oiiteut them- selves wilh cigars, cheroots ami cigarette, and many of them did not know nutila couple of years ago thai there was some benighted people who supposed that smoking tobacco iu a pipe was enjoyable )mI endulgcd iu to any great ex- tent. Tbe < nban aud I'orto Kicau tobaccos are, of course, not suited to pipe smoking, for it is grown with tbe idea of gelt lug as large leal as possible and as Ibiuasthey can get, not considering that Ibe stems have any value, "heir ig- norance iu regard lo smoking In- baeio is remarkable. indeed, there Is no word iu the Spanish .anguage for smoking tobacco."

Bits -I News Cur Both.

Raleigh, N. 0., Aprll'iOth, 1000. To the Democrats of North Caro-

lina. We are engaged in n campaign

of educatlou. We waut every white man iu North Carolina, to understand tbe amendment. We want no vblte u.un in North Car- olina to be misled by the misera- ble falsehoods and misrepresenta- tions that our enemica are circula- ting with reference to this men*un- it la certain that if tbe while peo- ple of Ihe Slate do understand the amendment, its effects upon Ihe State and the iudtvidual cltiren, that they will give it such a ma- jority as no measure submitted to the people has ever Wore received in Ibe hlatory of tbe Slate, aud will give Ihe ticket representing this measure the most decisive ma- jority of recent years.

To print and distribute litera- ture and to circulate papers and to defray other necessury expenses of such a campaign us we are now on- gaged in is expensive nml requires ready money. Your committee i practically without funds. Indeed for Ihe last three weeks it has been borrowing money to meet current expenses.

The committee takes this meth- od of appealing to the Democrats ami all the frleuds of good govern- ment and White Supremacy in the Slate foroontributloui to pay the legitimate ami nerreaary expenata of the campaign. We feel ati/e this appeal will not lie in vain.

Contributions ran lie sent direct- ly to the Chairman of the Commit- tee at Raleigh ami will be duly acknowledged.

Yours truly. F. M. SlMMi'NM.

Chairman.

Two girls met iu a dry goods store tbe other day. They hail evidently not seen each other for some lime, au the trend of their conversation proved.

"Wbalgood limes we used lo have at the lake!" said one.

"Yes, Hike our own resorts," replied the other, "belter than on the cii:ua.h.-.| .-. .Yah

7 I'er Cent. Investment with Taxes PulU by Company.

lautiilieil from the standpoint of her o.iu ivrtem.Louisville ton !. _ .," ''"' -J t IIICHrv. rre-. iii i Journal.

Bait r |tT Summer School Teachers.

For

Shoes.

It looks ns if Uncle Hum would have Doth hatuls occtipleal before bo ndtls many yours to his age. There is talk now in Europe ulwut that Monroe doctrine, that may yet get this onuutry into trouble unless it is dropped. The idea of this country nadartaklng to dictate to the nations us to the countries in Suuth America, is moving some of tbem to talk with some piuiuiicas. It Is almost certain that if thel'nlt- e.l Slates shall ever attempt to cur- ry out the principles of the Mon- roe doctrine that trotiblo of a very serioiw character will follow, and more than one irreal uatiou will have to be euotmutorod. it is said that Herman} has its eyes upon Bnuil and ]M. The :i.Ivan luges of this year wUI surpass ibu.se of former y ears.

This year for the first time iu iis history, the University "ill have a summer term aud offer 20 regular university courses.

Many a teacher desiring to pur- sue au advanced course during hi- vocation, many a college student who wishes to early on his Studies darinii the summer months ami

.1 S Wynn. Vice Pies. BS Jerman, Treaa. .1 X Holding. Ally, t ;co. Allen. Secretary. CO Latin. W S I'liini'osc.

1 X 03

J " TEN-YEAB -^ I oo COL'POX

t'EBTIFICATBS, with SO Semi Annual Coupons, 2.35 eai'h. Payable in June and December at

| Commercial and Farmers Bank of Raleigh. Secured by first mort- gage mi residence properly worth uoarli double amount of loans, with principal payable ten years after dale of issue, are Is-iug sold for a cash payment of $86, which gives to the owner lire and one thinl per eu. per annum free of taxes on Oral cost, and a profit of nearly twenty per cent, ul maturitv, mak- ing a total of moro than seven per cent, per annum. This is one of the safest and best investments on the market. Loans made on red- denes property of eight years'time. For furl her pai'liciilars, address

Mechanics and Investors Union, Goo. Allen, Sec., Italeigh, N. C.

Deafness Cannot Be Cured thus hasten his graduation, andIby local applications as they ean-

armers Use

many men and women who can at- tend college in- the University only during June, July and August will learn gladly of this new departure.

Members of tho summer school during the four weeks ii is in ses- sion, lnav attend Ihe summer torm classes free of chage.

| For circulars giving full Inforonv ionus ininiii-'ii board, and courses| taken f study, address

I'llEl im vi AI.IIF.KM vs. in M. C. S. N'ulii.l..

Siiiierinicntlciil of the L'ni- venlty Summer School,

Chapel II ill, N.C.

Doesn't Live Hare.

The liniilile wilh HOIIIC people in towns is Ihey will mil canl their bread U|BIII Ihe waters unless tuej are assured in advunce Ihal in u feu days il will comeback lo I hem in a full grown sandwich, all liim uied with ham. butler ami inns turd and rolled in u vvarruiily deed for one half the earth and u mort- gago on tha Other half."Floating Item.

It IK perfectly right for men lo be. earaftil auonl miking Inreat- ments, but a mini who has made uforlillie in a coliiintinil.V, even from milhing, by ilint of bis own pcrscvoruiii'ii and energy, owes the community some liberality in re- turn. If he hud not had public p.iirnnagc he cotilil not have matle his money, and he ought to remem ber this when tne publics interest appeals lo hint.Pool In ml Neck Common wealth.

We have just receiveil n lot of Boiltll Hen I ami tJliitlln

sooga Ohilled PIOMB, Single and Double horse. Call and s-e

them before baying. We also curry a oomplere lino of

Farmers9 Tools,

Plow Gear&c.,

Headquarters For Biiiitler's TTiiifiwnif, Ready Roofing Parian Ready Mixed

Paints, Pnmpa, Railaand-QarlandBtoroa, "The" World'iBeat.

From all over the State oomes Ihe news that the Kepnblicau lead- orsarepcrsuuding the nogroesto taken back seal and lei while men be nominated. Nothing shows so completely the uulitneaa of the ne- groan a voter. One hnndmlaml It went] live thonsand nf llicui sil i|tiiell\ bi ami lei Duller and

ll'ritchard tinmen ticket, and Ihey vote for 11 without truest ion. They land as an Impenonol mass, * iih

out motion and without sense. A hundred thonsand mules would vote as intelligoutly. Suppose it was suggested to tho two hundred thonsand and odd while voters of lhe Sialc Ihal they should il i(ui ptlj 11> and lcl hall a do/en lie- groos nominate a ticket of negroes for llieliitn vole lor. The Unfit- DOSS of the negro to vote Is appar- ent, no mailer whether he Is wiltllj demanding place hotannfll to Oil, ol- w hel her he is quletl} elecling

iiicompeli ul and v icinu- w hileiueii

ui the dlotation of some party lead en.--Windsor Ledger.

mil i-e.uli the diseased portion of lhe ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is contain* lioniti remedies. Deafness is caus- ed by an Inflamed condition of the mucus lining of Ibe Eitstuchian Tnbe. When this tube is inflamed von have a rumbling sound or im- perfect hen ring, and when it is iu tirely closed, deafness is the result, and unless the inllainatiou can lie

ml ami this tube restored lo its normal oondJaon, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine eases out of ten are caused by Ca- tarrh, which is nothing but au in- iluiiicd condition of the mucous surfaces.

We will give One Hundred Dol- lar- for any case ol" deafness (caus- ed by catarrh I that cannot be cured, by Ball's Catarrh Cure. Send for eiiaiilars; free.

F. .1. CUI:M:Y & Co.; Props., Sold by druggists, 7Bc. Hall's

Family Fills are the liest.

The mot her of Hon. W. I). Turn cr, Doiuocmlif nominee for Lien lenaiil liovernor, died Monday morning nt her home in Shttesville. Bhe*ns87 years old.

BAKER & HARL No.!. Phrinlx BalMlng. HHriKNVfliT.K.

The postollieeal foUUgSVllle, in Wake County, was nibbed Monday night, The safe was blown open ami |130 in Stamps and ISO iu cash was taken. The postmaster also loM "." nf hl own money.

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Do You Like (ituitl

Printing?

axaiwi Then You Will Like Ours.

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THE REFLECTOR.

Dr. 1). Ii. JlMBB, DKNTIRT, -J-'V'

Oreenville,.'. > Office over White J & Fleming store.

THE BiST PIESCHIPMON F0K CHILLI

and fever is a bottle of Grove's Tasteless Chill 'runic It is simply liouauil quinine inn tasteless form No cureno pay. Price Mr.

wmmmmmt^** mares w

FA^TTT?** K^FI FCTOS.1 Tllis fa" for lhe filfu ,iniein wtMmumntitMmn ^^ _ . lli-'lv ">v.ip;mt..fllu- While

GRhtN > II.I-1-. - nm e wiM tW opposed for re-etna- m oriMaaomioMaL P. J. WHICHABD, l.i.SOwnc: ,., bj u,e candidate whoa* 1M de WAsiiix.iTos.D.C.April-'T.lOOO.

- iv.ii d II m yean before. II ia tig- There is little doubt of the lia uiii. iiii thai oil CM* of ill,- four bility .1 Mr. McKinley and S,cre e ., .. ; ,i... larv Hoot to impeachment for their forn-er ocrastuua, the man in ilie

Entered at the Post Ofltoe at Greenville, H. '., as Second-Ow* Mail Matter.

TcEBDAY, lAY 1900.

Wh li- HUM- baa Urn defeated. open i iniation of law in paying tw

Ifllussia and Japan intend to fight, they had batter go ahead and do it. Xbeperformaaeeta al-

ready a good deal behind band

and the gallery is gelling wnpa

tient.

The Government la sending i-an

ueV is. Think of the ab- Mirdiivnfa great party nomina- ting a man for President without knowing how he stood upon a sin gle one of the great issues upon which the campaign will be fought. Oldj a man like Dcwey could think such a thing possible. Kotwith standing the public declaration of almost every prominent democrat The Treasury Depart meat has

decided thai Porto Blco is uot a foreignconntr] and thai drawback

of duties cannot be allowed on ar-

ticles sent there. In lhe same de-

cision, II holds that drawback will be allowed on exports to Cuba and

lhe Philippines. This is certainly

Mead Better Than llr li

On hist Friday night there was a delate at Vanderbilt University at Nashville. Tennessee, between two students of that institution and two studeutsof the Caiveasit] Of North Carolina, and the latter were the victors.

Withiu the past three} ears there have been live deludes between the student:, of our University and of the Universities in other States, and our "Tarheel" beys were the victor* iu four. This should be very gratifying to every North Carolinian, as it certainly is so Ten creditable to our University. We feel Brack more elated and grat- ified at these intellectual and liter-

OE.TIOCRATIC CONVENTION.

.Vt a meeting of the Democratic Executive Committee held in

Oreenville on the 14th day of April. 1900, a convention fir the i> munition of Deni x-iaii. c.iudi-; d ites for the legislature and the' \ .irious county offices and for the ajijioiuliiieiil of delegates to the. First Congressional District De.no- i-nitie convention, was railed to meet iu the Court House, in .Green- ville. at 13'dank kf.| on Saturday, May 19tb, 1900.

Township primaries, forlhe pur pore of appointing delegate! te said eonuly eouvention, were called to meet at the usual places iu each

arj victories of our boys than at i township on Saturday, May 12th. their victories iu games of liase ball 1900, at :l o'clock P. M. The said ami football.Chatham Boated.

(irand Lodge K. of P.

The grand lodge K.ofP. were given an elegant recep'ion by Dur ham people. On Wednesday the following officers were elected:

G. C.li. W. Mountcastle, Lex in the Oooatry that Ool. Bryan's ingtou. nomiiiatiou was a c-ertaiuty. and | Q. V. CL. P. MeClond, Ashe- the failure of a single democratic ville. state leader to advocate the muni-

| nalion of Dewey, the Admiral still belleVM that he will be nomina- ted.

A hearing was granted by the bewildering. What is the differ- aelect commlttaenf the house which

While under the Inflnence of whiskey. Mordccai Small was shot

by Boberth Bndderth and it is

thought the wound will be fatal. This occurred at Morgan too. Both

men were under the influence of whiskey, and it is slid both of

them had always been the cloeest

of friends. This is but oneof the examples of what whiskey will do

for men.

The Democratic candidates are

making powerful speeches in the

trusi part of the State and at

being heard by a great crowd. The

argument- AycoCK is making for

the ai.ien.lmei.i id -o logical and convincing as to be simply unan-

swerable. In replying to a charge

made by a Republican at one ap-

pointment that the Democrats would disfranchise white men. Ay-

cock captivated the crowd bj prov

lag that the Republican party was the only party that had ever dis franchised whitcinen. He showed

that in 1868ithadprevented white

men from voting, bnl allowed ne- groes in a three days election to

vote on the question of whether they should vole. Tlierearc white

nun living in Pitt coiinly lodaj

win. were prevented from voting joal as Mr, Ayeock said.

Tin: Ui:n KITIII; is Feeling very

much elated, floryenra and yenri

we have been talking hoiel and

cotton factory for Greenville, and

ences in status between Porto Bico

and lhe Philippines; Both were

acqnired under the Idantioal treaty

pio\ isious.

The white supremacy sentiment seen:- to be glowing, not only among folks bul also among fowls

and animals.

A few da\ sagowcpnbliahed about

the Wayne county hen that refus-

ed to recognize a black chick in

her brood. Aod now the Oxford

Ledger tell-ot a Uranville County

ewe that dropped throe lambs one

of them being black, and the moth- er ewe would not have anything to

do With that black sheep.

has charge of the bill to a delega tion in favor of the bill appropriat- ing #5,000,000 towards the holding of a World's Pair at St. Louis in 1903 to celebrate the centennial of the Louisiana Purchase. The del cg.ition including governors of the] States within the Louisiana Pur- chase and a Dumber of prom incut citizens of St. Louis.

v.\ Representative Lewis, of Washington, sized up the political\ weeks, but lhe weather today was situation out his way thu.-ly: I perfect. T...crowd began coming "Col. Bryan will receive the iiiiau- l|g early Ibis luorniug aud by 11 imoas vote of the delegation lor the I o'clock Main street looked like it Slate of Washington, at Kansas does on circus days. The Morgau-

G. P.Bev. E. 0, Brown, Kin- don.

(i. K. B. S.W. T. Hollowell, Qoldsboro.

li. If. K.John Ward, Kalcigh li. M. A- .1. L.Scott, Jr., lira-

ham. O. I. G.John L. Arringlou,

Rocky Mount. Q.O.G. E. Noel, Jr.. Pittsbo-

ro.

The Candidates at Marlon.

Marion, N. G, Apr. 25.This was a great day for McDowell Democracy. Up to last night it had lieen raining for about two

primaries will also elect an Execu tive Committee for each precinct, composed of live members, and al- so nominate candidates for Justices of the Peace and Constable. The number of delegates and alternates each township will be entitled to is as follows:

Beaver Dam -r> Belvoir " Bethel 9 Carolina ' Cbicod 20 Coutentnea -1 Falkland Farmvillc " Greenville 29 Pactolns i Swift Creek U

All white men iu the county of Pitt who favor the white people controlling the affairs of State aud county, and who inteud to vote to that end. are cordially Invited to attend and participate iu these meetings.

AI.EX. L. BMiw.JOhm'n.

W. L. BUOWN, Sec.

' : lBe Practical, .SiaslvcHand-

i.itj uiostrstea. CinLE

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Y BOt-l I I'll ''-'I ,nd IrtiTm how .

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BOOK . ..u'.ti v llsok In aJafeiMt i.|r'' 'ikCtCJXWlUCllOBi

i.l. lolvUKtOMmUaM,

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City, and 1 am coulidcut he will get the electoral votes of the State. My belief that he will carry tbe State, in spiteofthe existing strong

ton aud I.euoi.- brass bauds played patriotic uiu.-ic between speeches. The crowd was enthusiastic aud estimated al fully one thousand.

, p.. rw i htvimn li :tlkf n^cooucttoBaolcBth

ooaa, i ii,< 5. CHII WOK

,:.. . ..i.Df PMatBaj Bulch- . u < 1 ' ' "- I'milul U-

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UIM JOURNAL ocrr ,;.i.iiv

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ci .'.rncru.'-hjvi.

*ou and not n mlnfit. It U ynt ...vn t i- tl.r nai)-om-thr-hrt

.lit. 1-nrm nd Hounchold ftapCT IK inpcr-tltiinltein MMMIJIM

.T ir.iMivm Dd-li)frfTilr I

Any OWE of the rT XI ? B0:X3. and the FARM JOURNAL YEARS rjlmlBlPJ"t ' rfc-B. m 1...1. ur* miiJ lyj) U * ent by m.U

SamiilcofPAk wimi W1LMEK '

CHAB. r. II aadni. FABM JOIWKII.

miLADium

The mo

on the stronger sentiment in oppo- 1,0,1s lire.hat has^i'i"'to trusts and the faith the

, , ., people have in bimetallism. 1 be- lieen icculdcd iin\ where since the,' . ,, ... . . lieve the aame thing will apply to real conilagratidiot" Chicago, has

just oCCOrred in Hull and Ottawa.

Canada. The two cities are situ

all the Pacific slope states, except Oregon."'

The men who have been slow ly noted againat each other on oppo- bnl annlj pushing a scheme to

site sides of the river. The lirel'""' * United States i :

stalled in Hull, swept char through

the city, crossed the river aud con-

sentiment for expansion, is based] Many Iielieve this is the strongest Democratic ticket ever put up. Lacy started the ball rolling today by making a nice short Speech. He was followed by liiimes, Dixon and Oilmer with short speeches. The speech of the day was made by Ayeock. He made one of the best ever heard in Marion and held

Iilined its destructive wake through Ottawa. Five miles of teritory

were burned over and the loss Ue-

in g estimated a I 120,000, >.

I by means of contracts with the Post Office Department for pneu- matic tube service in the large cit- ies were given a hard throw down tbis week when the house by a vote of OT to60 struck out that portion of the Post Office appropriation carrying 1725,000 topny for pnen-

Thous.mls and thousands ol l'>- | matic liibe service and to extend pie were left homeless and i'"ni.illl(,>11Ut. ,llllillg the coming nanal

less 'year. The action was brought about iv the public statement of

A physician in Scott counly. !;,.,.,^0,*,t;l,lvo Moodv, of Massa Kansaa, recently moved to another ,.bll>fl,S) ,. ,uw> ,,. Ull(1 i^-u

part of the State becauae he brlWB.aod trying to bribe mem not make both ends meel lo Ma ^ otCoDgtm with atoek in thett

company v, which exlated solely for

after much patient waiting, and uually to the doctor on condition more wondering why the people! I hot he ahould return. The Coin were nol awnkcnetl to tbelr Inter-1 mlsslonen made the approprtation

cat, tbe prospect Is thai both are

practice! but his services were so badly Deeded in the old held that: ^ ,((.(iuM ^ thr(1U(,ll (.ollgres. thecili/ens circulated a petition ^^ 1(.i;

B.

Bankers Life Insurance Co.,' OF THE CITY OP NEW YORK

OVER A QUARTEH-CENTUBY OLD.1

Oigaufaed .!. 1869 miticr n< a -I Ui ^; ii otNew York A B gnlar (< ll ldi.c)Uuiupuiy

v log 1- the alllCIlduiCUt ,,..:i. ,'.. of the State oouslitu lion. adopted by the (ieuer.il As -cuLly al 1S1W, ami to be submit ted I" Hie voters for ratification

ncxl A ii| usi :

law-thin I" That art iele VI of the ~ ~ . on.-uailiou ill North Carolina lie O. (i WMllliTlt isiHIUS Ul ,tl the same is hereby abrogated

sud in lieu thereof shall hi subsli- tilled the following article of said

oustitutiou:

$1(1(1.(1110.(1(1 in I posited with the Now ork Ins ranee

Departiiie -t. ARTICLE VI.

St III; AUK AM) K1.HIIHI1.ITV KlciiAHD MORGAN, President.

CHAS. H. FAXCHAR, 1st Vitfl'iw. \\ If. SHEKKIi. M Vice Ties.

DBAS. B. GAl'BERT. Bee'y. JAMES DEXXisox. Treas.

Home Office, 31 Nassau St., New York City. Hit, T. LEVIIItSS, 38So.inS,.. Baltimore. Ma.. tmMml. Every ...ale person

Manage: f.r Mi, Natl and South Carolina. > '" Hw Daltad states, and Ievery male person who has bean

deny the being of Almighty God' Seoul, il pUMM who shall have lru convicted or confessed their guilt on iudit uncut i-eiidtng, aud whether senten.-ed or not. uudei judgment suspended, ol any treason

Of tcl.uiy. or any "tiler eriine for whieh the punishment may 1' im prisoi.iuent la the penitentiary. Mine lie-coming citizen* of the

I'uited S'ates. or corruption and malpiactiie in oftice. uuless such person shall l>e restored to the rights of citi/.euship in a manner

prescribed by law.

Sec, !l. This act shall lie in force from ami after its ratification.

Arrest ctis> ice by the thw V KM of

. Id and I . :, : ly Ol* :i.u using

. ." v. ..'. CUfCI

MCK HEADACHE, tomadt.mal r a, igea-

: ;:. tor- ul liv :. U ..a.ipatiou |

. ol all bilic-ua diseases.

i UTT'S Liver PILLS

KFICKl AI.IKICATIONS

OF AN Kl.KfMK.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Win A Haak, Coco Exchange Bank. Ken York City Chas II Fauchcr. Irving Nalional Bank, Wv, York City Klieue/.erS Mason. Bank of New York, S it A New York Cily Ah.ill Trow bridge. North American Trust Co Xow York City A B llepburu. ChaseNational Bunk. Xe* York City William Sharer, N Y Clearing Mouse Assn. New York City Richard Morgan, Bankers Lib [uiurai.ee Co, New York Cny William It lived, First Nalional Bank, New York City Wiu A Sherman, N Y Produce Exchau .AED OF DIRKCl'Oi.s Win II Nasii Chairman . Presideui Com Exchange Bank N" Y' City Chan 11 Kancher,President Irving National Bauk, N \ Cily ES Mason. President Hank of New York. N It A. N Y City Alvah Trow 'bridge, I'rc-idcul North American Trust Co, N Y Cily A Ii Hepburn. Vice President Chase Nalional Hank. X Y Cily William Shcrcr, Manager N Y Clearing House Assn. N V Citj Richard Morgan, Presideui Bankers bile Insurance Co, N Y Cny

'iXEi'l TIVE COMMITTEE ol- BOARD OF DIliEt'TOHS Win It Kced 'Chairman, Cashier First Xutlouul Hank. X Y* Cily Edward 1 Baldwin, Ant.Cashier National Park Hank. N V Ciiy Edward T Uulst, A-.-t. Cashier Bank of New York. N It A, N Y city Richard Morgan, Presideui Hankers Life lusurauoe Co, N \ City

iiaturHli/.ed. twenty one yean of age. and possessing the t|iialilica-

tions s-t out in this article, shall

be entitled to VOtt at any election by the people ill the State, except as herein otherwise provided.

Her. -'. He shall have resided iu the Stale of North Caroliua for two

yean, in the OOnnly six months, and iii the product, van) or other eleeiion district in which he oilers 10 vole, four months next preceed

lag the election ; Provided, That removal from one precinct, ward or oilier election district t.another in the same couniy, shall not ope- rate to deprive any person of the

right to vote iu the precinct, ward or oilier olccli lislricl from which he has removed, until foui

months afftr such removal. No i person who has been convicted, or

w ho has coiiles-ed his guilt iuopen court upon indictment of any crime

: the punishment of which is. or may

hereafter l>e. imprisonment ill the It late prison, shall be permitted to vote, unless the said person shall

I be Oral rest, .red to citizenship In

I the manner prescribed bi law. s,e. :i. Every person offering to

A Smil< In liacb.

Baseball magnates are not Hie ouly people ho can be depended upou lo set tie old MM,

N'o, Maude, dear, although the men who work iu banks may hau die fortunes, they are not foriuue

tellers. "You make me soar,'" remarked

the iiasciiail to the bet.

It lakes a woman with a remark ably keen sense of humor lo laugh

at her husband's excuses. When all soda water costs the

same it is dillicult to convince a

woman lh.it there arc different priced Cigars.

Some Ueorgia >u*et

The candidates who are 111 the

saddle" are fortuuate. Sciue of| 'em arc only loo willing to go it I lure! lack.

When the ollice wauls the man it |

doaeu'l have 10 advertise for him. He's tlwaya right where it can stumble over him

it lakes ouly a little bit of sun shiuc to make this old world smile.

Reflections of a Bachelor.

Love is the soul's lumbago. Not loc.y over spilt milk is all

right, bni batter no) toaptll it. Probably men are generally so

willing lo niairy widows liecause

they think they will be lamer. After a man has hi>cii married ten

years if his wife goes away for six No mail likes to be told that he weeks he looks like a pair of old

is making a tool of himself any shoes.

moie than that some oilier fellow is Solomon was the wisest mau in

making a tool of him. the world. He got married so Even the musical composer is folks could not talk about him.

;si me time unable lo meet his OWD biithe married so many woiucu

notes. Some cultivated voices an har-

rowing The iiiin uho lives lo lie three

score must feel like sixty. No woman can pin her faith oil

a husband without pin money. The aielul housewife doseu'l

waui a carpel that can't be beaten. Any jailer will tell you lhal a

felon iu the hand is worth two iu the jail.

Th with

I vote shall lie al Hie time a legally IT WILL PAY YOU TO INVESTIGATE the new policies of'.registered voter as herein preacrih-

the Bankers. The Lite. Limited Payment Life ami Eudownnnt noli [ed uud in the manner bereinaflei Cies contain all the up lo dale features, many ol whirl, are original. provMed ,,'v |,lv ' Md ,|. 0mmi

Asseuibi) oi Noiili Caroliua shall cnacl general legist rat ion laws lo

cany into effect the provisions of

Crood rjtLixjj.g-ia. Hid you ever look for the "good things" in your life insurance

policy) Unless it was in iho Bankers Life Insurance Company of the. Cny of New Y..ik. you probably found side Issues labeiled "Grace"|is article. "Incontestability," -Loans," and the like, made prominent as "good things." iif c.uir.-e we ba'.e these features, too, for ihe "Banktre ' is nothing If uol progressive; but

Uid you ever see a policy with rfbicb the Company keeps an Individual Account.'

Ui one iu which ail earnings arc guaranteed lo Hie policy holder .' Or one which guaranteed In.lh reserve Slid surplus if surrendered! Or one which gives all withdraw,ible'surplus at death, in addi-

tion to face of policy .' Or one, in lad, which treats the policy-holder with absolute

equity, confiscating no portion of the net premiums, and allowing a policy-holder to control his own money al all times, as far M is consist- ent with a conservative system which embraces the best poiots of banking and insurance .'

If you have never seen any of these "good things." investigate the new policies of the Hankers Life Insurance Company of Ihe City of New York*

ii ho ate its officers anil directors.' Among them are many of the heel known men in New York financialciivlus.

The Company'a record has been unequalled for eoouoniical man ugeuieut, safe investnienis, equitable dealings with its policy-holders ami low cost of Insurance Protection.

Fur further Information and agencies, address

illAs. i'. LEV1NES8, 38 South Street, Baltimore, Md. or A. I'. BLACK, Greenville, N. c.

BBFEBENCES IN OBEEN'YILI.E-J I. Little, Cashier Hank of

Greenville, J G a .1 Ii M..\., Oscar Hooker and Sam'l 1 While.

What will il eosi me lo insure mj life in your Company for Ihe

sum of I I was 1-oiu on Ihe

day of ...IS....

I'HAH.T. LEVINESS, Name

38South St., Hani.niiic. Md. Address

WHEN IN MEED OK

A SUIT OF

Clothes, Best and most styl-

ish garments in the city.

\NI or A 1.1 il

EUTA-BLUUISD 1873.

. Me S3hultZ, \t holcsale and retail tlrocer and

Furnlluro Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur,CottouSeed, tin Bar- rule, Turkeys, Bgg, ete. Red- sieads. Mattresses, (Ink Soils, Ba- by Carriages, Go-Carts, Parlor Suits, Tallies, Lounges, Safes. P. Lorrillard and Hall A AxSDUft,Bed Meat Tobacco, Ke\ West Cheroots, American Beauty Chmrettea, Oso-

01 R il n OF tillt'l'S

cannot De Duplicatsd. Youis for l|) to date Slylos.

Greenville Tailoring Co.,

see. I, Every person presenting

himself for registratioo shall be able to read and write any section of the constitution in the English language: and, before he shall lie

entitled to vote, have paid on or before the liisl day of March of I lie year in which he proposes to vote,

his poll lax Mprescribed by law.

for the previous year. Poll taxes shall lie a lieu ouly on assessed properly, and no process shall issue lo enforce I lie colled ion of I lie same except against assessed properly.

Sec. ."> No unite person w bo was, on January I, 1867, oral any time prior thereto, entitled to vote Un-

der the laws of any State iu the

United States wherein he then re- sided, and no lineal descendant of ,li y such person, shall lie denied

the right to register and vole at

any election iu this State by person of his failure lo possess Ihe SdUOBr

lionai qualifications prescribed in

section 1 of this article I Provided, be shall have registered iu accord

aucc with the terms of this section prior lo Hecem be; 1. 1808. The

Genera] Assembly shall provide for

a permanent record ol all persons

who register under thissoctioDon or before November I. IIMIS, and

all such persons shall lie entitled lo registei and vote at ali elections

by the people in this Stale, unless disqualified under section J of this

article i Provided, such persons shall have paid their poll lax aa re quired by law.

Bee, ii. All elections by the peo-

ple shall IH- In ballot, and nil

elections ty the General Assembly shall be viva loco.

Nee T. Every Voter iu North Carolina, except us in this article

disqualified, shall be eligible to of-

5EVEN srJUNNINQ SORES BT

Johnston's Sarsapai QUART BOTTLES.

THE GREAT SPRING MEDICINE. JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA u Blood Food and Nemo EnugUar. SM

pSSSM SPRINO MEDICINE cvei dlaoonrad. Il comes u rich Mesatag from heaven lo the " worn out," the run down, UM overworked and debUHated. Thai " tired feeling." those "sinking apclla." ihe languor and despondency which arise frocn badlj nour- ishes uervea. from thin, vitiated blood aad an underfed bod/, vanish M It y a magic epell. The wearinesf. lassitude and nervous prostration which aocon pany the tprlog. Bme and the heal ol awmmer. are conqwared and banished al once. For every ferrn of neurasthenia, and all ailments ol the brain and nerve. Insomnia, h; starts and nerveusneaa generally, It Is almost i jptdfic. It furnishes the very elements to rebuild worn-out nerve tissues. Il feeds brain, nerve centers aad nerves, calming and equalising their action: H makes rich, red. honest blood. Newness of life, new hope, new strength follow Its faith- ful use. It makes the weak atrong, and the old young again.

It was the antiquated (but now happil) exploded; method in the good old times, lo rest Salt Rheum, Scrofula, Cancer and other troublesome disorders arising from BLOOD TAINT with powerful alteratives, such as mercury, arsenic and other mineral gents It was eipected by this treatment' that the poison could be killed while the blood was left to course through Its channels holding In Its circulation the specific ge-ms of the disease. But In this way. every part of the body became more or less diseased. Noth- Ir.g can be more terrible than a horribly destructive blood taint. It not only attacks viru- lently the dilterent structures ol the body, but many times the bones are honeycombed and destroyed. It often seeks out the nerves and spinal cord, and again II will bring de- cay and death to some vital organ, as the kidneys, liver or stomsch. There is only one scientific method for the cure of blood taint. That Is. PURIFICATION 1 Every parttck ol the blood ir LSI be removed through the decretory channels. Ihe lungs, kidneys, bowels, hver and skin. " First pure, then peaceable." The great restorative, reconstructive end vitsltaer of the blood, JOHNSTON'S SAkSAPAKILLA, not only radically and ex- haustively removes Ihe taint, but also removes all mercury, calomel and other minerals, and fills Ihe veins snd arteries wilh the ruby, glowing current ol vitality. "The blood la the life." Good health means pure blood. The old and reliable remedy, JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA, Is universally regarded aa the greatest Blood Purifier ever discov- ered. This fact Is now established beyond question or cavil.

BLWI POISOH crstD SIT joasaroft'e nuirisiixa. Byron, Mich . October II. Itta.

Wlliit'ns. Davit. Brocei & Co. Detroit- Ccntlerr.en:-In Al-rl lul I t*(in visinf JOHNSTON S SARSAPARILLA lor Band Pelaaa. wal

rv t--i jrrruuti.-vi cf cne cl rrv ,-rr.s. I had SFVFN KUNNiNG SORES on mr lace. I uMd two bottles li-v,u:n,,..: I know ll U what cured tM. Youri tnilr. C.W.LUTHER.

is oamTjo ooai

SOLI) BY MoG. BBNTJL.

that he never had to live with any of I hem New York Press.

A Whistle Sixty-five Miles Long,

An odd incident occurred on Hie Chicago and Northwestern Hallway

Sunday forenoon al Highland Park, III. As the engineer of the train which leaches Milwaukee al 11 o'clock blew Ihe whistle the

mau who is most generous val,e bn.ke and he was unable to advice is usually stingy rtutotthastaam from the noise

about every thing else. mJat prum HiKhland Park to 1 here is something queer alu.ut Mi|WilukWi , ,|isian,e of about

' *r sixty live miles, there was not a a girl win. ihiuks her own

is as nice .I-other girl's brothers You can'; lell from Ihe color of a

stray hair on a mau's Boat sleeve

whether his wife is n blonde or a brunette.

Some women, when a gown

dosu'l match Iheir 'oniplexioiis. si in I it waler to alter the complex-

ion than the gown. The telegraph lineman cannot

vole ofteuer than oilier man, til

though he does a great deal of hang-

ing around the poles. The mau who is driven lo diiuk

usuallv starts wilh "ponies."

Counterfeiting may be a dangerous game, bill forging i- all write.

When the worst comes to 'the

worst the enly thing to be done is

lo make the best of it-

moment when the whistle was not sounding full strength. Il could lie heard for miles away as the train came on in a long continuous shrill sound, and at every city and

village people ran lo Iheir doors lo learn what was happening. While the whistle was blowing the

fireman was -miming every nerve to keep the steam up to the run-

ning point, and succeeded iu bring- ing the train into the Station OU

time.Milwaukee Sentinel.

Spring is being sprung DDOU us. Il doesn't make a bill any smaller

to tilt- il away.

CUE YOUR CHILLS *ND FEVER, MALARIA Contemplates matrimony -the

guest at a welding. i""1 **!*?{wilb &*"* . ... ,, Tasteless I lull Ionic at l!oc. per Jov issocloseto us that ilss.nile ,,,,, ..i,,,,,.,,,, t() ,,,k(,. Mom>v

lights all of our sorrow. -Allauta refunded if it fails, ltestores p- 1 on-Ill in ion. petite, purifies Ihe blood ami makes

tine way lo keen the wolf from '>>' *" *""> nth-* as good.

the door is not to have any door. ! L^*al2Lii^ v''V ""."''''I i r" i , , ,, . , . I to., Sullolk, \a., and sold and ll .akes a pretly lively spruiler Karat.,i , u,e tlrug stores ol-

io catch up with his running ex- Bryan, Wootenund Kriiul. pen es.

If ghtists could blush, iniiiiy would do so upon reading Hie epi' linhs on Iheir loinbsl.uiPM Tlitllru; f Tucket 4k Co., nannssid of laplis on imir lomlislones (. T,,,.^ , , A K.Tu.ik.-rnml W E.

ll doeen'l if.iiiitt- a trust to Tucker by iiiuiii.il oosawl ill-- Iw.i nsrV

make iiinbrellas go up. An April: nr ; a!a ! IGHT- . I-fSltN

CfinN H-mi m.-l. 1. I..i-t. Ii.. i i 1. '. . for fre-w tiaamiuatt"'u t'-i . " - BOOK ON PATEMTSr"--, -,:,.; 'CArSMOW&CO. Ptvtwt laiiwj-?B. WASHINGTON, DC.

Al)MINIsSTKA'lX)K*S LffOTICB.

Having this day i|uatilic>t Ba4BN the Ckrk of I ho BtPWIDf t OQli of I*U OAUtf s Athiiinisiutor *>f the oautc of M. I..

Hountiw d^QCMade notice \* hrrohy .i*ivrii to n I |" iM'iis i.-.lliiii; cluim- itL'.tin-l Kihl t-- tMc to pnaeBi them to me for MMrianl tluly UHllitiilicalf-!. t>u ft batcfV tin* 1 Hi 11 day of M.rvli. HM, ot .ML, notice will bii plead in U.i ufilicir nv.'Vcry. All persona unit -hind lo nid estate art- iitMiflrtl Ut make Miini"|i:i(r payB| to 1110.

ibis the Mill tt*g Ol Mar. ii I6O0. I.. II HOI'STBKK A-l mr.

ot M I, Hounli ?AtfUat BLOW, Atlornoy.

-tec.

XOTHK IX) CBBDnOfiA. BsvtDg this .lit) niuilifinl UTure 1c

t'l.rk i.t'tlit Sii|urior Ctmit of Pitt unlit uexecutrix ofUMtAUteofAbMlaK. Allen daVsnaWd, DOtlOllal liert'hy gtvPH to all |>er- MMI> hoUUiijf cliiiniri ugniiievt Niiil state to BfllMDl them to me for p.tymiul, duly mi- thentica1.il, .'ii or l-vf"rt'"ttif 2rd ilny of March 1001, or tins notice will be plead in hisTol Iheir recovery. All i"i> -n-. iiiiifhl- e.1 lo aWMawitll will make immediate pay- ment tl> 11)0. 'I 1.1- M AT it *Jllt I'MKl

NANNIK Tt'OKRK, KM. I;III. of AlKfila K Allen.

BOTXCK TO C1&DITOU8. Having qoallftoj botoffi the Superior

Court t,'lerk of Pin county ait Adniiuiatra- tor of the ciitateorJamoi r,. Cr.ifl.decoiuveij, n.ithe U hereby given to nil i nOM ludi hi- ed 10 Mtitl nlawM to nuke immrJiale pay- ment to Itw nnilersii-netl. ami nil persons liBvinj dai ins agaiiikt HA\>\ ivlale must pie- *ciit the nine (or p.iymonl la-f.n< the 15th day Of March, 1901 OT Ibw untie*- will Ire plcntl in bur of recovery.

fbii Hlb.l..) of March, IMO, laWt I'ANNOK, Ailmr.

(falamci K nf

LAND OALB. lly virliic el ii decree of the Superior

Courl of I'ill i-ounly iuaapn-liil pilinmlllll intlllcl Marllia Ann Tyson and otheN Bgatnat Andrew Vinsssaaethers, lieiiiinn IOH.II l.inil l'-ir pnrniion. Th iinckTBiun- e Coniini>aiiiiirr will .ill f,,r cash lieloni the t'niirt lliiuacdiair inUrornTllleu.i S.u- unl.iv, May luth, lUOtl the fulluwhie; ilii- rrltadjiiii-i', pan-H or Iran of find, situ- ale in Pill cuiiiuy in BeaTef Ilatu townnliip, iiiljoiiiiiii; tin* liui'ls of Hue! Willoiighliy, Qeorge ilemiiv, Robert Cobb ami ubtra, rohlitiniiiL' ST| Bates, more or Has, it lining known ap the Anli'n liyniini home tract.

K. tt. JAMKK, Com'r. This April 12 19110.

DIRECTORY CHUBCHES.

EPBOOPAI..Sunday-school WiM a m. W.B.Brown,siipennteiidaaMaalaaT.e,

FftEE

1.8. MEET, DEALER IN

j

A GENERAL LINE OF

Also II nice Liueof Hartlwiire.

I can now lie found in Ihe brick store formerly

is-cupic.l by J. W. Brown.

COME TO SEE ME. J,

Tw'iee

..j...

Weeh FOR

I

THE EASTERN LIEFLECTOR mam Vqeselavya

a\qd

'Fjjibpy

WI'. J. VHIwittatD EDITOR ftRD I

VOL. XIX

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GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. FRIDAY, MAY P 1900. NO 59

Ed. H. Shelburn. \MI0!1SALE AI\1) KErAIL

ROCE IR rOTJ WANT TO OK TEKATBD BIUHT AND

ATTHE SAME TIME 111" Y YOl'R ei

Kn.in ha-a practical plan in re

strain the trusts, and ii elected prosidcnl ho will put itintoexeeu

lion. McKiuley Im- uo plau ton strain

trusts, uud ii In- did ban- suuh a plan ihe Irust man'get-, who own

iaiin body and soul, would not al

low him lo C :!"-e il Which 01 these two men would

besl serve the people IIS presideui of the United StnU

There 1 Bryan slauds for all Ihe people de* -i re 111 ili-.\av of juslieo and pro- tection. McKiuley represents the i ecu. j.. i- 1111-1- uud imperialism aud iguoies l co>

the people. The people arc going i" elcel a

pre-idciil licit atlluuiu. Will

- i'er Cent. Investment with

Taxes Paid hy Company.

Ol I o Llis : .1 < Drewry, Pres. .1 M W\ mi. V'iee-I'res. r. 8 Jei in,in, Treas.

.1 X 11 tiding, Any. Ueo. Allen, Secretary. CO l.alla. w S Primrose.

TEN-YEAR ~ l o o COUPON CERTIFICATES, with 20 Semi Annual Coupons. 92.25 each. Payable in,lime and December at Commercial uud Farmers Bank of Riilcigb. Secured by first mort- . age ou le-idein c property worth

early double nniounl u." loans, with ochoiceiatiweei.ilieiii.|i'1'i"ril':i' payable ten yean after

dale oi issue, are being sold for a cash payment of es.i, which gives lo lln

PI'IWS Nail-ami Hope.

uKIUINAL CMMBRVATIONta

Made by the Orange Va. Oi'scr.

ver.

Crows make Hie best com extrao

tors. Is there BO way to qnarantiue

against Spring lever.

Furniture. neadquartem for Furniture and everylhiutr in thnl line.

Wc buy Strictly lor Cash, bill sell for Either Ca-h or Oil Approved

Credit. Our motto is Houesly, Merit mid Squai* Dialing. Your Friends,

j. p. CHERRY \ CO. A Lesson with a Moral. I The Best A(S lot Wen to Marry.

The killing of Sina'l by YoilllH Edward Ilok, writing ime .lo.

iu lite

rnal, on

vner live and one-third (H-r annum free of luxes on

a profit of nearly twenty percent.at maiurity, mak- ing II total of more than seven per cent, per iiiiiium. This i- one of 'he safest and lust iuveslmeutson

thoy put a friend or an enemy InI the market. Loans made on real- tin- While House.' Orange Va,.|dcuoc luopcriv of eight years'time.

. . V)l|. ' I'or fun her particulars, address

'r, Meciianics and Investors Union, . , .. loo. .vHen. See.. Raleigh. X. C. Kccognltts >i- school Law. i

The old Fusion Board" of ''''"I . ,. , _ m j ..I..., in ui. i .a.iiie-. win. i. Mi-.ii DGIIIISSSwinnot Es Cursd lo iei-.giii/.e Hie will of '.he Icjjis kj local application- as they can- latiirc of.i'.i iuusi walk the boardIuol reach the diseased portion of .luh 1st. Ai riling lo an opinion the car. There is only one way to

rroni the Attorney General the old "* boards cannot hold tifier July Isl.L

The law under hich they claim mucus to hold ollice expires then and ibe Tube.

tiouul remedies. Deafness is cans- led by itn inflamed condition of the

lining of the liuslachiau ''' Inn I li is- tube is iullaiiied

It was found today that n colored

woman, the wife of"('oou" Bosley

a Republican polilicau, was one o Iho Htudenls of Ihe I'ealKiuy Nor

mat College. About ugo she applied for admisx the art depart incut, satiatied all re-

, , i.,i...i ui... For hslioil Koapapplv to iev Bros., i|iiireineuts and was admitted. She _ is '21 years old and would puss any

Beaufort, X. r.or to .lames Good,

Philadelphia, Pa. Tbeeosl of the Soap is 31 cents pel pound in bar rel lots, il cents iu 501b. lols.

QBtULD Mif.vui'iiv,

er was seen upon the street with I , Enlomologisl. n. When nilletl neforo Ita - &W ' rtotltre.

where for a while woman. On Tuesday she was seen by one

of Ihe professors talking from n studio window wilh a negro, mid

lat

Mi

The less some men talk the more ground, leavinga helpless family: Iheir community will love them Ihe other behind bar-, icllccling.

That man la growing wise when possibly, upon n wonted life ami he begins lo know whal he doesn't lln-agony I u Hie ted upon Ills aged

know. I lumber, Yet wo haven law agaiiwl Many a iiiiin is stranded al the I carrying! coaled weapons, which

bar who never touches waterIf he! If enforced b) public

can help it- Iu courting il is U'sl never lo

put off until to-morrow what you can woo lo day.

Some men havesiich a last

amount of brass thai main people

mistake ii for brains.

Sudderth. on Sunday night of this May Ladies' II week, carries a lesson of value if I "A Boy I'm a llii-band," titiiend-

our readers would bill read ii. II ; lhal "no young mau under twenty-

lathe old, old storya violated Iho years of age i- In any sensi Sabbath spent in drinking, ending < ipctent to take unto himself a

at night-full Iu n frenzied brawl wife. Before lhal age he i- dm- with the youth's companion, a'ply a hoy who has absolutely noth- Smith and Wesson, lo finish the i log which he can offer to a girl on

tlay's work wilh murder, Oniitja safe foundation for life happi- the whiskey, and the two men, who! ness. He Is iin formed iu his char were friends, would have conlin- : acler, unset lied in hi-idea- ab-o

ned snob| now the one is under,Intel) Ignorontof the fii-t essen lials of what i-ousideratioii or love for a woman mean-, lie doe-n'l

know himself, lei alone knowing a woman, lie is full oi fancies, and

il is hi- boyish ii.iluic lo llil from

filiicj in another, lie i- in opinion, a- | capable oflllClllVeelioii up ill which

well as by solicitors, would have ( low is b: I, becAIISC lie has Uol -aved luoiicv as well a-lite ill Ihis lived |on(, enough lo know whal

casejnnd wc have n la* against | the feeling or even the word means

selling Whiskej in Morganlon

new law of

Couniy Hoard'

hits really beei w llil.-. Illtl-I be

'.i.i, providing loi

of I'.dii,Miion. which

operative nil the i gniscd hi 'he

clmnci'llor In aeconnt for her con- duct, sho riplnincd the man wasj The Slate Treasurer has noli- her husband ami Unit she was a tied all bank cashiers iu Ihe Stale

negicss. Reali/ing I hat tblajthal they must furnish the couniy meant di-uiial she withdrew eominissioucrs with the niiuilH-r of from Ihe college liefoie any action shares of sliak and value of same

was taken on Ihe part of Ihe fac- held by residents In such county, My.Nashville, Tcuii., Dispatch, [ and lo iheTreiisuit'i ihe luunes tf 20th. all slock holders.

which If also enforced bj Ihe same public opinion would Lave been

equally prevcnllve ol the crime.

Some people believe that every Thechain gang for 19 months Is man is a rascal until he prove-him- the only fit place for pistol carriers self otherwise and his fellow workman should be

If some men were taken al Iheir Ihe kcepei of Hie speak easy. The

face value they wouldn't lie worth [upper ton of society, who affect le> norance ol the doings of Iho-e iic

low have most toauswerfor iu cv er) case where public opinion doc- unl go hand in hand wilh the law . After all. law- isliut Ihe opinion ol

iho governing class. -Morgnulon

Herald.

a bauble in l be market of nierit. Bixdayi in the week are prey

days with many peoplepreying

upon thesubatanoeof others. ll la the girl with rJiettrvengaga.

menl ring on her linger w hodelighls

in frenucntly "pointing wilh

pride." Some men have no need lor bats

Iheir hunipsofscll coiuoil being

nnallsutticioiit toveiing for their ftllPgCtl hmlns.

He is lull of theories, each one ol

which, when lit mi's lo put il ill

to practice, will tail. He ISM buy, pure and simple, paining Ihmugtt

lhai living period through which

every boy miisl pi lielore he lie comes II man. Hill Hull pen"! I" noi Ihe iu nay iug lime. For :'s

his opinion-ol lil- are to change,

so are his f: lesof Ihegirl he es Icems a-lhe only girl in I hi- world

In make hi III happy . The man of thirty rarely weds Iho gnl whom ;cnlional report.

fusion pao ntickers. The following conesponileiiee,

whieh Sapi. Mebanc bus sen! lothe e iiiiny siipcrintcudents, the ix-of

lieio clerk of theCoiilllJ Board of School Direcb is. explains Itself.

The follow ing letter from the

Attorney-General will explain it

self: Hon. < . II. Mebanc, snpi. pub

lie I usi ruction, New I iu \. c.

Sir: In reply lo yen: leltei "i

this date I will suj lhal, in my opinion, under section il. chapter ins. Acl- Is'.i;. ami seel li ill I.:.

ehnpli i .''I-, Act- l>.'.'. llie boaiil of school dlleilol- appollilcd llll tier chapter- :'. and ;:;_'. Acl- ISIW,

will go iuto office uli the lir-i Mini

day 111 July. limo. Very respcel fully,

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