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Have You
What
THAT I AM SITU.
DATE USE OF
Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes
Hats, Shirts, Pants,
Tinware,
Eastern
Carolina
Prosperity.
AND A OF THINGS
WHICH l AM
Come to sec me for nest B rd or Pork.
Yours to
White.
are again unable to find
all advertisements
offered us, and editorial matter
crowded out
The above he j es-
teemed weekly contemporary, the
Times, publish-
ed at Square, Northampton
county, the most
and significant signs that
Eastern being aroused,
and that actual advancement and
prosperity is at hand.
It can said that the local
newspaper is the barometer of its
that its columns
ill the degree of
or activity, social and com-
that is found among
its people business inter-
eats.
And Judging from this the
With
Educational i
The Northern
who are in educational
matters and who have been visit
schools were
impressed by the conditions
at the State Normal Industrial
College for Young Women at
Greensboro, The
is
J. W. I M.
Norfolk, Va,
Cotton Factors and handlers of
Bagging, Ties and Bags.
Correspondence and shipments
solicited.
OLD DOMINION LINE
profits will be
large; without
Potash your
crop will be
i far all craw
BALI WORKS.
Ci Si, N.
Greensboro, North p,,,, one Year for
I Old North State appropriates
Pot- a year for the support of this
ash and your school, and the training is as
as that in any normal school
in the country. the vis-
were Bishop
Lyman Abbott Dr. Peabody,
Harvard. At Greensboro the
Weekly Times
RICHMOND, VA.,
Now Only Cents a Year,
and includes absolutely free The
-i ft.,
party visited the Agricultural Paragon Monthly, New The
Mechanical allege for Negroes, Farm Journal, Philadelphia.
ii BEEN PAID IN pie of Square and
arc matching ahead,
All km
II lift
N. J.
II.
BLACKJACK ITEMS
in
the progressive col-
POLICY HAS
OF NEWARK. N.
Loan Value,
Cash Value.
Paid up Insurance.
, Insurance work-
.-. Is Non
arc
n.
Another Eastern Carolina news-
paper, to reflect this local progress,
is the Journal's nearby
the Evening Free Press.
The Press has entered upon
its rear, and this when at its
Is Non . y h,,, while you beginning it seemed a of
K Stall Hut
of interest. . ,,, I has be
To Premium., or
of insured.
T. L. SUGG,
r N
, and its com
inanity more effective.
At Scotland Neck The Common-
wealth is another weekly which
indicates advancement in Halifax,
county, while Elizabeth City fol-
lows in the same line for its neigh-
Pitt county, with the DAILY
and King's Semi-Week
arc showing fall of
advertisements, which would prove
progress.
These are a few places and
COUNTY BOARD OF SCHOOL papers, which show that the news
X. C
HAVE APPOINTED CUB
Books in
hi the
what-
Reflector
As one of the
Pitt County. We handle the books designated
schools and can
ever you need. We alto have
COPY BOOKS.
crayons, colored crayons, inks companion boxes,
Some Our School
I paper of Eastern Carolina
is on the advance, and naturally
I indicates progress of the people,
and improved conditions
kind.
For itself, Journal would
say its columns bear
testimony of how business is going
on.
And with all this Improvement
Buck Jack, N. C, April
W. Alford, of
preached here last Sunday.
Grant Tyson, of was
here Sunday.
Calvin Mills, of
came in Friday and returned Sun-
day to his school.
is
with the Giant tobacco plant setter.
says it is a good thing but it
needs a to use it to
Miss Smith, who has
quite sick of late, is able to be out
again.
j. W. Alford, of
was the happy guest
Miss Lucy Sunday. Charley
Waters was also with Mr. Alford.
They returned to
evening.
Misses and Jodie
Mrs. Sue Clark, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. s. W.
Tyson, has returned to her home
on Clay Boot.
We were glad to have Josh Mills,
of Greenville, with us a while last
Sunday.
later the Conference
for Education in the South. The
with which the people
of the Southern Stales have enter-
ed into educational matters
prised the Northern men, especial-
in view of the fact that no
wealth have donated to
Southern white schools, as
have to institutions in North.
Philadelphia
SUNDAY TIMES,
Including Farm Journal and Para-
Monthly, now only per
year; per month by mail.
Address THE TIMES,
Va.
A bill has been passed by the
lower house of the legislature of
Illinois prohibiting the sale,
away or bringing into the
state of cigarettes, cigarette
substitute therefor.
L. H. Pender,
N. C.
Tobacco Flues. Tin Hoofing,
Expert employed. Ail
kinds Gun and Locksmith work
first class. Be-stocking of gnus a
The
to
Pule.
ATTENTION AGENT I
Mr. loan C. General Agent for
North Carolina and Virginia, of that ell-
and Popular Company,
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
Life Insurance Co., of
Darin to to it number of
policy holders, and to the public
of North com-
will now in
and from this date will if
splendid and desirable policies, to all de-
siring the wry insurance in the Deal
life in the world
If local agent In your town not
yet arrangements, address
JOHN C.
State Agent, Raleigh, N. O.
Assets
Paid policy
Live, reliable energetic agents wanted at
once to for the
Steamer leave
ton daily at A. M. tor Green-
ville, leave Greenville daily at
M. for Washington.
Steamer leaves
Greenville Mondays, Wednesday
Fridays at A. M. new-
born, leave Tarboro for
Tuesdays, and Saturdays
at A. M. carries freight only.
Connecting at Washington
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore,
New York and
ton, and for all points for the West
with railroads at Norfolk.
Shippers should order freight by
the Old Dominion Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Bay Line from Baltimore;
and Line from
Boston.
JNO. SON,
Washington, N. O.
J. J. CHERRY,
Greenville, N.
in the Eastern Carolina newspaper
Held, is an agreeable
stance, that politics are found
nearly eliminated from the col-
these news-papers, and
that the leading thought is, local
building up.
This is good sign for continued
advancement and prosperity, for
communities and newspapers.
Journal.
Perfect Health.
Keep the system in perfect or-
r occasional use of
Liver Pills. They reg-
the bowels and produce
A Vigorous Body.
for sick headache, malaria,
constipation and kin-
diseases, an absolute cure
Liver PILLS
. i
We are prepared anything In
the Lumber at pries as low as
the lowest. Dimension aid hill a
specially. Local CM load at
Mill, north of
A. WARD,
P. Bethel, N. C.
Old mutual It.
We will PT reward
tit sick Headache
or pan
tint I p-to a
when tin are
compiled with They and
to satisfaction. holes can-
ll lot bases pills.
hoses IS Beware
and Sent mall, sumps
and
III. For by
j . n
TO CREDITORS.
The Clerk of Superior Court of Pitt
county, letters
to me. on the day
of April 1901, on estate of A. B. U
notice is hereby M
all of said estate to present
to the
within twelve month, after the
date of this notice, or this will t
plead in liar of
This day of April 1901.
A.
on the estate of A. R. L.
Cotton Bagging and Res always
on
Fresh goods kept constantly es
hand. Country produce and
sold. A trial will convince yon.
D. W.
BRO.,
N. C.
The Stock complete in every de
and as low as
lowest. Highest market prices
paid for country produce.
soapstone pencils cent,
rubber tipped lead pencil
plain lead pencils l
cent, u nice table
with metal
rent,
e, in nice wood box cents, lead slat pen
paper cants per quire
For the Business- Man.
We carry a nice line of doable and single entry
cunt, t books,
order books. draft and note books,
For Society
hot b
keep
before in leaden a
which, whore known,
prevent and counteract
if warm and
it is hoped Unit all of this
will keep In a new-
thy. by It, writ
Si lit at or Ci lot .
M.
We have all kinds styles
envelope visiting note
box paper, card and
papers and tablets
TAKEN
MAGAZINES.
fountain gen
Rf
And when it comes to
JOB
Country Duty,
If for every boy that
hangs around village store; if
for every vagabond that
skulks across Held; every
man and woman with the
and the will there were op-
to labor, so the energy
and talent with which nature has
endowed them could
for producing results of value to
these conditions prevailed
our development
in the next decade would lie
paralleled. This is the work for
country editor; this is the work
the lawmaker; this is the work
for every active, thinking, pro-
man in the State. If the
editors would Study
respective towns and counties with
the earnestness they study polities,
and if they would apply the same
alt. in discovering in what
these towns and counties excel,
and tell the world of it week and
week year and year out,
they would raise a to
themselves as statesmen and
of
It is known that several hundred
have left Winston the past
years. While this is true, a
number who were able to do
have returned. This
extends beyond this
About seventy live left
Greensboro yesterday for
Va., to work on a new railroad.
A, Greensboro correspondent says
that within the past twelvemonths
several hundred have gone
from that place to work on rail-
roads Virginia in coal mines
in West Virgina. Many of them
were disappointed and returned at
opportunity. On account
of the emigration of huge numbers
of the removal of
many others from the country dis-
to the towns, farm labor is
scarce. But it is, not only farm
that is scarce. A great
many domestic servants have gone
North and many housekeepers in
it difficult to
cure cooks and other
Sentinel.
On May 1st we expect to doN our
new. All persons owing us are to
make payment. All perm-
having claims against will present
at our office Warehouse Tor
settlement.
EVANS
NOTICE TO
Having i
. i , as J
I T.
duly qualified before the
nor court Clerk of Pitt county as
of the estate of Mrs. h T. Lane,
deceased, notice is hereby to all
persons indebted to the estate to make
mediate payment to the
And ail persons having claims against ISM
estate present the same to the
within twelve months from the
date notice, or the will lie
plead in bar of recovery.
Administrator of Mrs. U T. Lang.
PILLS
Vitality. U Vigor sod Manhood
Night Lou
PILLS
. and
blood bonder.
pink to pals
and If
mail
per bus. O boxes
send
bond.
M O
ow bankable to can
-----i-t. for circular
v i s c bond.
EXTRA
NOTICE.
The Clerk the of Pitt
county having this day issued to tho
letters of on the
W. A. Smith notice
is hereby given to all persons holding
claims against said estate to them
W for payment on or before the
day of April or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate -re requested to
mike immediate payment to roe.
This the day of MB.
Adm r
of w-
Immediate
A OF
and the
S day. or
CO.
lea,
For by J h
N C
WT.------
S. M.
TO
Letters of administration estate
of Hudson, having, this
day been issued to by the Clerk of the
Court of Pitt County, Notice Is
hereby given to all persons holding
against said estate to present them to me
for payment on or before the h day
March or this be plead in
bar of recovery. All
to said estate are requested to make mini
payment tome.
This the day of March MB.
HUDSON,
of Redding
Norfolk, Va.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers in
Stocks, Cotton, Grain and
ions. Private Wires to New York,
Chicago and New Orleans.
The Reflector Office Can't Be Beat.
An Indictment in a to be
in Texas charges
I hat S church
a service was in
progress and then and there
unlawfully and willfully, loud
and Herons talking and
noise wit, kicking a joint of
disturb the
A a-
It is reported by author-
that there is a woman
in the mountains of O
this State, who is years old
and has II children grand-
child. The woman married
only old and has enjoyed
health ever since. It
is wonderful how mountain
people ignore the law, yet they
attach very Importance to
any of the laws. They do just as
they feel inclined to do regardless
of the results, it is very seldom
that when any one violates the law
it is ever known outside of
Wholesale and retail Grocer
Furniture Dealer. Cash paid for
Hides, Fur, Seed, Oil Bar-
Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed-
steads, Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba-
by Carriages, Go Carts, Parlor
suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P.
and Gail S Ax
Meat Key West Cheroots,
American Beauty Can-
Cherries, Peaches,
Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk,
Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap,
Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil,
Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar-
den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nuts,
Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches,
Prunes, Currents, Class
and China Ware, and Wooden
Ware Crackers,
Best Stand-
ard Sewing Mach i . and i
Letters of having this
lay been issued to by tho Clerk or the
Superior Curt of Pitt county upon the u-
W. II. notice is
hereby given to all persona holding claims
against said estate to present to me
for on or before the 5th day of
April or this notice will be plead n
lo
said estate are to make
payment to
Public the es-
of the H. deceased.
settlement, and while
this has been for
years it has very recently reach-
ed the outside world. It is doubt-
it there is a similar
on
Cheap for cash. Com
SAW
Phone
NOTICE TO
Letters of administration, with will
Having this day issued to me
by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt
upon the estate of L. E. Laughing
house notice Is hereby given to
all es-
lo present them M me for payment
on before the 27th day of March
his o will plead in bar of their re-
All person Indebted to laid es-
are notified to immediate nay-
roe.
This Marco,
1.0.
will of L, E.
hour,
The Commoner
WILLIAM J.
Editor A Publisher,
in Advance.
One Year fl, Six Months
Three Bing. Copy
No traveling canvassers are em-
ployed. Subscriptions taken at
b office. The Semi-
Weekly and
will be sent together
one year for or THE DAILY
and
one year for payable in ad-
PATENT
Lawyers. WASHINGTON,
FOB
The Eastern Reflector
D. J. EDITOR
TRUTH TO
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, MAY
NO
Twice a M
-AT-
APPLE
WAIST
BILK.
DIMITIES,
LAWNS
INDIA
DIMITIES,
PIQUES.
Our white goods are the prettiest and cheapest
See before buying. We won't be undersold.
W. T, LEE CO.
A MEAN LOOKING LETTERHEAD j
Has lost many a dollar for business men. If a man is
by the coat he wears, he is also judged by th
letterhead he uses. An artistic, nicely printed let let
head may be looked on as a good investment.
It win be done right. Send your next order to
Sam
SOME
rives
IN PRICES
To nuke it easy is to be progressive. To be progressive
is to be useful. The more progressive, the more useful. This store is
particularly just at this season, progressive you will find it at
all seasons. We are prepared to prove our by mer-
policy. We are prepared to prove oar push by our
prices. We are prepared to prove usefulness to any one who will
lake the trouble to visit our store. Nothing like the fair field, and no
favor manner of doing business. It wins confidence that stands like
mono built with rook.
More than yards Homespun,
yard wide regular kind our
price 3.4
colored spring col-
ors, regular to values.
ear price o
Fine India Lawns inches wide
regular- price and our
price
One Case Fruit of the Loom
Bleaching, full yard wide, yards
only to one customer 71-2
More than Ladies Fine Slip-
that mast go at per pair.
Ladies Fine Shoe
to per pair.
All kinds Lace and yard.
Umbrellas
More than Boys Suits to
, to be pushed oat in the
days. these suits
a nothing and no offer will he re-
fused.
lace Curtains
Boys
Ladies Kid Gloves worth price Every pair
celebrated hand made
Shoe, the beet shoe on earth,
ways for the next days our
price will be 13.60. Only one
pair to customer.
Madras Shirts for and boys
white
Shirts, worth our price
Well yon knew we are tho
people, but we just happen to
stumble over lac that other
stores charge II for.
John Harks Spool Cotton, spools
for Be.
Just bear in mind that you can buy from us as cheap as other
stores boy to sell again. We Invite every man, woman and child in
county to visit our store within next days. We don t
as many promises as other stores, only have one, that
to save yon money. Push is hardly necessary a
as presented above. All are just such material as wanted now.
KICKS WILKINSON.
.
OUR LETTER
Special of
N. O. April,
THE SLIT
The now famous vs.
go, et libel suit was argued
before the Supreme Court Friday
and Saturday, with only four of
the justices Justice Clark
having been one of the parties to
the controversy out of which the
suit grew he, of course, did not sit
as a judge on the hearing. It will
be remembered that a
county jury awarded the plaintiff
Methodist
damages against President
B. N. Duke and W. R.
Odell, whereupon defendants
pealed. Gov. Aycock was one of
the attorneys for the defendants In
the court but of course is
no longer connected with the case.
It cannot be definitely when
the Supreme Court will render its
decision.
MATTERS.
The quartermaster general says
that the encampment of the State
Guard the summer be
regimental, ten days to each
When the encampment
will be has not yet been definitely
decided upon.
The late paymaster general Phil.
H. was postmaster
at Winston at the time of his
was behind in accounts some
and his estate is therefore
indebted to the State in that
amount. His of
whom Reynolds,
now postmaster at is said
lo be good for the shortage.
On May a competitive drill
will be pulled off in this city, com-
sending representatives
from Durham, Asheville,
Goldsboro, Wilson, Tar
Louisburg, Washington
Greenville possibly other
to compete for the prize
offered for the best drilled by
the Raleigh Light Infantry. May
is Confederate memorial day
here and the named squads
will also participate in the
of the day with the home
companies.
State Treasurer Lacy, cautioned
by the long undiscovered
thefts of a treasury clerk tin
tier his predecessor, says
to do away with the antiquated
of bookkeeping that has
obtained there presumably for
generations and open a more
modern set of soon as
practicable.
Over three hundred proposed
free have so far
for the prom-
each by the State. There is
a pleasing and most encouraging
educational awakening through
out the State it promises to
even more widespread
The one hundred of
to be Confederate
by the
Chapter, Daughters the
will be formerly presented
June 3rd, Jefferson birthday
That great editor, equally
great orator and successful
Henry Watterson. opened the
Library course of lectures
here last week with a fine lecture
on Abraham got, out
a score or two of the of this
to listen to him. The small
audience was a disgrace to the cap
Hal city of North
Thirty banking houses were in-
by the Legislature at
its recent session, of these ten
have begun business, which
fact speaks well for tho prosperity
growth of our State.
The banking houses are
ed at Greenville, Buck-
Mt. Olive,
Troy Mt.
Airy and Raleigh.
C PEOPLE, OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS OF
PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES.
are still the forefront of the race after your
We offer you the best selected line
General Merchandise;
to be found any store Well bought choice
selections, the of I lie best manufacturers of America
Europe. Seasonable all the year round, Spring, Summer
and Winter. We are at work for yours and our mutual ad
It is our pleasure to show you what you to
you if we can. We offer you the very best service, polite
attention, arid the most liberal terms consistent with a well
established business built up strictly on own merits.
you come to market you will not do yourself justice
if you do see our immense stock before buying elsewhere.
us the following lines of general merchandise.
Goods and Notions,
Hats and and
Jackets and Capes, Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths.
Shoes.
Men's, Children's Shoes. and
Harness, Horse Blankets Dusters.
Groceries.
Flour, Meat, Sugar Coffee, Molasses, Scad ts,
Hardware,
Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and Rope.
Furniture.
Headquarters for Furniture and In that line.
We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either Cash Approved
Credit Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square
Your Friends,
EVERY WEEK ADDS TO THE BEAUTY
AND VARIETY OF MY STOCK.
For the Gentlemen.
I HAVE AN ELEGANT LINE OF
SHOES, HATS AND
For the Ladies.
I HAVE THE LARGEST AND HANDSOMEST LINE OF
EVER BROUGHT TO GREENVILLE.
Unwell is in charge of department and if
hat is not on hand one will be trimmed to suit your
tastes while you wail.
silks. Braids, Ornaments, Flowers, everything
in the line.
Will Net Be Again a Candidate. . DAUGHTERS.
the lust issue of Commoner Their to be Mini.
W. J. Bryan states that he docs
not expect to be a candidate again,
He
am not for another
Presidential nomination. If I were
There Is no more sublime
can lie adopted, no great-
of Christian charily, no
more beautiful chord of human
I would not be editing a paper. If
. sympathy, than those words, the
I ever am a candidate again .
, , . guiding spirit those noble
be because seems
., . ,
advancement of the principles
docs
to which I adhere, and
not seem probable. I shall,
however, take an interest
tics for several years yet if I lie,
and can be r upon to support
those whose candidates, advocate
Democratic principles and also can
lie trotted to enforce if elect-
ed.
have enemies to punish.
Mo matter what a man may have
said or done against the ticket in
in Hun becomes
AND
Ranges
Democratic
have i any disposition to reward
political at the expense of
cause. No mailer that
man may have said or done for the
ticket In or WOO, that man
and glorious order. The good
have done, the good they are doing
and the greater good they are
effort lo do, should, mid will,
son kind and class,
is mete Unit this session of the
King's Daughters should be held
in Greenville
here name is legion
should know mole of work
tare doing. The people
ville are willing to do much for the
charity and kindness to the needs
made aware
friend the he accepts
Neither
of lie exigencies This is a most
notable and splendid opportunity
fur them lo become informed. It
is; to be hoped, yea, and believed,
the attention that Urn
of give to this
becomes and opponent moment . . ,,
. , ,. will bean attest of the earnest
he turns a Democratic J
. , ,, .,,. and Milling to how to
doles. Political
, ,, . ,. cause
not Id the past or the future,
, . , . . ,.,. Let I In good people show how
in the the .,
cannot he anticipated, bat
is all I fr
I less and will
If you want, stoves or ranges constructed
principles which are economical, durable,
and convenient, us well as beautiful artistic, look
for the
have done well, only as
ii summer l an- , , .
paper will constantly keep lo do and ha done.
i Ministered unto, but
when known, u being universally .
prevent tin- Minister.
of warm and beautiful, and sub-
it is all this com-1.,
will in a hod- lunch
thy by giving It, only
SIS vents or mail M cents m I.
M.
Have Paid,
, .,,,. Among many of a
The rich and do- which has bee., de-
pendent upon each other, if ll through
leave this per advertising is that of
the poor people
Grand Rapids,
local business is
community value of real estate
would decrease greatly; business
would fall off and the wheel, of In is
Idle. As
a then we
to these people pi well
beside I
trade mark, which is upon every
Stove or do not be deceived
by worthless imitations and
lead all others in yearly sales and popularity,
worth of newspaper space a
mouth, mom his average
is a
employment the light
and I lie wealth
ought not lo he ii j
an
Record.
Sold Exclusively by
his duty .,;,,,
taxes public w a chicken or a eat. H has
among which is public a ,.,
An immunity Is more
prosperous than tin . ,,, ,,, ,, ,.,
an ,, ,.,
.,.,,,,,
the masses. Gold
Leaf,
hail been feeding
chickens.
BAKER k HART,
Balsam
a sail soW
Building
N. C.
here there's u ill there's
w mi reward
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in ll II .
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EASTERN REFLECTOR
GREENVILLE, N. C.
O. J. Ed. Owner
the Punt Office at
Greenville, N. C, an Second-Class
Mail Matter.
Mats, MM.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
the
York preacher who recently made
a trip South and spent some
in North Carolina, talked to his
congregation last Sunday about the
Aorta South. Here is
hi of the
Southern white man dislikes the
and owns up to it, while the
white man in the North dislikes
the and lies about The
Doctor seems to have seen enough
of the situation to know what he is
talking about.
April
Senator stated the case
in a nutshell when he said, the
other day that the Cubans
status. This has
become Mint- the committee
from the Constitutional
reached Washington.
I Although they gov-
are paid salaries by
came to
with the idea that
their one government to negotiate
with another, they have been
greatly surprised to discover that
i were in Washington to be
jollied entertained at White
I House State dinners and
but to negotiate. A
negotiator must necessarily have
credentials, where, pray,
would these Cubans get
The convention which
them has be-
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j.
J -Hi.
i am ii hi
I it, except the gov-
Dr. by the 1- j eminent of the States,
lowing general to present g negotiate with
among Southern
South does altogether
love us, but there hates us
nearly as it would be
natural for to hate us. They
are all glad that slavery is done.
MUM self-deluded were
anxious to negotiate was the
M this em-
to lower or entirely remove
the on Cuban sugar and to-
and that
They are all glad that they are in act. have
the Union. They all glory the to see what chance
flag, while o Ml.
they flowers upon the , tat
graves of the Confederate dead. Congress. They-have
We to them and they lie
long to us. every deed of kind
wisely rendered, every word
of sympathetic interest prudently
spoken, every commercial re-
and every interchange
hospitalities discreetly arranged
will be so much contribution to
that perfect readjustment of
which shall make for the en-
received any
that line, nor in the hope that Con-
Would the conditions
said dona by Plait amend-
The charge Brigade
was not it Kith the onslaught
made Mr. this
eek republican and
the press should rigidly
ed, not only from Board meet
lugs, but from future National
Congresses of the organization.
That provoked such ad
verse criticism that the hat
since announced that it had
appointments to lie temporarily has
made public this week. They;
made things so warm Mr, Me- J D. A. U. had nothing to
that he had to do some- do with partisan politic, but the-
to stave them off, and as has been made for or-
lose any wore sleep over knotty the places had prom- men, which are con-
problems. them m the dabbling in partisan-
Insecure some of
history, army before it
i Wat all gone- the names of
ANOTHER PROBLEM.
Can Brick be Laid up a Hill
The Greenville Aldermen don't
kind. The trip will
coat thousand of dollars, it is
doubtful whether a cent of it will
come oat of the pocket of any one
of the passengers. Secretary
was thoroughly alive
to the advertising possibilities of
the trip, he arranged that
more than one fourth of the pas-
should be newspaper
he took care that there should
be artists among them. Also, that
a good photographer should be on
the train, as well as telegraph op-
There are nine ladies to
keep Mrs. in company, and
Dr. is on hand to look after
her health, that of the rest of
the party.
If the movement that has been
started in Washington to make
the daughters of the
an auxiliary to the ma-
chine that is booming Senator Fair-
banks of Indiana, for the
can Presidential nomination in
is successful, the A. K.
will probably have a split on its
Bad will certainly suffer in
the esteem of those who are on
THE
The twelfth
of the State order of the King's
Daughters met at o'clock this
morning in the Methodist church.
Devotional exercises were con
ducted by Mrs. I. C. Davis, of the
Central Council, York.
The first business was present
of credentials by the delegate
which were passed upon and the
roll called.
Mrs. A. L. Blow, in a most
beautifully worded and charming.
delivered address, welcomed
the delegates and the convention
to Greenville. The address was
graciously responded to by Miss
Hattie K. Thrower, William-
Mr. George n. Rose, Recording
Secretary, read the of the
session of 1900.
This was followed by the address
the State Secretary, Mrs. Henry
Perry, of Henderson, giving a re-
port of the work done in the State
principle opposed to the the past year, pointing
in partisan politics of much more might have
organizations. This movement, I accomplished.
which is understood to have been The address was discussed by
the knowledge of Mis. j Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Blow, Mrs.
President General Mrs. Cherry.
the A. and wife of the
la to have the A. H. Na- The convention met at o'clock
Board unofficially devotional conducted by
chapter the country to Rev. H M. Kure.
use the of its members The of the State Sec-
with fathers, husbands j address at the looming
friends, to secure support for the session was by Mrs.
It was because Bell and Mis. Davis. The latter
they w to keep the explained much feeling the
secret that the National Board of first object of the order, which is
the D. A. II. recently divided the spiritual development of the
members.
It was decided to hold a memo
rial service to Mrs. Sweet Thurs-
day morning.
The convention met at o'clock
devotional exercises conducted by
MM right hold pull the kinks men who
out of it. They got over that Fifth for more he told them
street house question all ,.,, ,
right, so nothing would probably fail to puss
else will be too hard for them. to get a com-
Hart, of the street they would
committee, had charge the build- Most of
of sidewalk retaining walls had to be with that,
both sides of the culvert that was ,
sometime ago put the Academy .,,, who held up Mr.
branch. He wanted the walls together, succeeded
built incline to correspond another of
with grade of the hill going in addition to those had
each way from the culvert. And previously
right there is where he and the called
brick mason struck a Hay week in
the mechanic contending you to rind out whether this gov
can't lay brick up a hill, the to
Aldermen contending that you make, previous to its taking the
load for six weeks, renewing
The brick layer at it for negotiations for a treaty dealing
a day or two, wanting to run the ,. Canal
lime, when Mr. had suggestion t,.
gathered up his tools and quit, he has not
leaving job about half done. Ly, ,
street com to justify his trying to
u little bit. treaty.
rested bis oars over Sunday and When it comes to so working
struck out Monday morning ;, the public is
new sat of hands, he and no patronage lost,
them lay brick up the bill, too. the average republican politician
all right, An ex
Alderman Hart says he is going to
It is announced Mr.
Secretary have
decided the number of enlist-
ed nun in the regular army shall
limited to unless there
la a outbreak the Philip-
pines. That was lo the
public, and will make small differ-
for a long Tine as the slowness
in recruiting made it certain that
It would lake many months to en-
list all the men authorized by the
new law. Accompanying
the was the state-
that nil the provided
for by law would be appointed.
That was to save the patronage
over which there has been so much
scrambling. If there more of-
have a nice sidewalk there.
Trot out else bard.
The southeastern portion of Kin
was thrown into a state of ex-
yesterday morning about
o'clock learning that Mr.
W. B. Burgess, who is
at Hines Bros, mill, bad attempted
to end his life by taking carbolic,
acid. Mr. Burgess bad been under
the influence of drink for several
days, nerves had almost
given away, and he was scarcely
responsible for bis
Free Press.
The directors of the Great East
Railway company have recent-
seemed the necessary funds,
which will insure the rapid con
from
hard, Hyde county, via Belle
Haven, Washington, Greenville,
Hill to
Messenger.
ship.
Nothing but praise is heard of
the action of Mr. taken
u to a request of
Daniel, of Virginia,
ordering that the Washington
relics, which for some years
been exhibition the National
Museum, restored to their prop-
owner, Gen. G. W. C. Lee, of
Virginia, a son of Gen. R. K. Lee,
from whose house, at
the were taken at the open-
of the Civil War. While it
was action should have vol.
been years ago, by
some president, Mr. is
entitled it even
at this late day. and to more credit
for the manly letter to
Daniel, in which he announced his
intention to do so.
All the administration will be
used to get Minister K. H. Conger,
nominated fur by the
Iowa republicans. Not because it
loves Conger over well or desires
to see him honored, it
doesn't wish him to to
China as Minister, nor to tell
him that be cannot. In other
words, for purely selfish reasons,
the administration wishes Mr.
nominated for governor of
Iowa. He displeased the
several times during the
negotiations in and he has
displeased it again by bis publish-
ed interviews since be reached the
U. but his standing with the
powerful missionary element in
this country is such that the ad-
h afraid to kick him
out diplomatic service.
An Oklahoma postmaster who
to go hunting
the Department that the office
would for several days.
They might him if they
wanted lo, but he gave them a
he was the only
loan there is work for man around there that could
are always nice little details, Star.
Washington and elsewhere, to
which those with pull enough can j n lie Unit editors do as
lie the principle duties of L , diamonds but many of
which arc social. if they would
Mr. record breaking their on the same
Presidential free excursion hat as other business
Washington today on Hi for what they do and
jaunt of The spec i, honestly due then
The Parker fountain
pen is n new this
They are at Reflector ll train consists of seven Pullman ,. reason
cars, selected as most Herald.
Rev. N. M. Watson, prayer by
Rev. J. N. Booth
A feature of morning session
was the excellent paper read Mrs.
R. R. rotten on the power of moth-
to develop spiritual life.
Mrs. Davis made a most oil. it-
talk along the same line.
A vote of was extended
to Mrs. for her paper.
Several of the circles represent-
ed made report of the work
are doing. These were
upon and commended by Mrs.
Davis.
Tonight there will be addresses
by Rev. N. M. Watson and by Mrs.
Davis.
ITEMS.
C. May 1901.
Guy Webb, of is here.
W. H. Patrick, has been
located at Atlanta since February
it borne on a visit.
E- L. Dunn, of K hi here
on a visit.
W. F. Richardson, and wife,
Miss Daisy Greene, of New
Bern, returned to their i home
Monday after a weeks visit to Mrs.
C. T.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Tucker left
today for Craven where they will
visit family.
W. J. Woodward general
of the and
Co. Mills, is here for a few days
looking after interest of the
mills.
Maggie is here vis-
Mrs . Joe Patrick.
J. Brooks went to to-
day.
James Tingle distillery,
near drift on, has suspended for a
few weeks.
J. L. Keene, Jr., J. C. Griffin,
J. C. Gaskins. Felix and
others participated In a fry
Monday at Met otters beach.
C. Dunn's will
soon lie ready for him to move
in.
Dub Jenkins has bought the
store that to J. Z. Brooks
having it moved on Bridge
street next to J. C. Gaskins store.
Gaskins will have a soda
fountain a few weeks and will
be ready to serve the with
cool drinks due season.
Durham county leads in the es-
of school libraries.
The six schools the county have
applied for amount
ed from the
being limited to six to the
county, this insures for each
NEWSY AND
MOTES.
a. C, May
Now that the season for making
cotton planters is over the A. G.
Cox Mtg Co., will devote their
time to the manufacture of tobacco
flues, wagons, carts, back and cart
saddles. When need of any of
these articles it will be
to see them before looking
elsewhere.
Miss Dora Dawson, of Little-
field, who spent several days here
last week visiting, returned home
Sunday evening.
The preparation being made by
the Carriage Co., in
enlarging and factory
and the energy and push display-
ed by them as well as the first
class work turned out can possibly
have but one
J. B. Galloway
W. H. Galloway, of
spent Saturday here visiting their
children, arc students in the
High School.
Co., will
make a spec of tobacco flues
during the Their flues
will be of the best, material and
sold as cheap as will
possibly admit.
Miss Millie Garris, of Ayden,
spent Saturday and with
the Misses Wesson.
Miss Mamie Buck alter spend
several days visiting the family
W. Harper returned to her
home Ayden
Claude Chapman, Calico, was
here a short while yesterday.
Mack Hearne and Jesse
passed through yesterday on their
way to Ayden.
Mrs. of near
Dover, came on Monday's train.
She will spend summer with
relatives near here.
G. It. Dixon little Annie
Nelson went down the road
day night to spend Sunday with
friends and returned Monday.
Miss Mattie Jackson, of Little
Held, .-pent several days visiting at
the home of A. G. Cox during
past week returned home
Monday.
L. L. Kittrell is having a new
coat of paint put on bis
Mrs. F. O. Cox and
went to Greenville yesterday
just to see town.
K. B. of this place,
who has the contract for building
the steamboat wharf at
left for that place yesterday to be-
gin work.
R. II. went to
capital city Tuesday.-
Mr. W. J. Brothers, postmaster
at Institute, Lenoir county, was
rested this morning by a
inspector for tampering with mail
matter belonging to another firm
in Free Press.
TRY IT
Women suffer
from female
troubles and
weakness, and
from irregular
or painful men-
ought not
to lose hope if
doctors cannot
them.
arc so
busy with other
diseases that
they do not
fully
the peculiar ail-
and the
delicate organism of woman. What
the sufferer ought to do is to
a fair trial to
Female Regulator
which is the true cure provided
by Nature for all female troubles.
Is the formula of a physician of the
highest standing, who devoted
whole life to the study of the dis-
ailments peculiar to our moth,
an. wives and daughters It ii mods
of soothing, healing, strengthening
herbs and vegetables, which
been provided by a kindly Nature to
cure irregularity in the menses,
i. Falling of the Womb,
Headache and Backache.
In to herself and to Brad.
Female every
suffering woman ought to give it s
trial. A large i bottle will
wonderful amount of good. Sold by
druggists.
.
Co., GS
Leader in Styles.
My store was throated with visitor spring opening day it
as declared that have the
Handsomest Millinery
that has been shown in Greenville. I hare the moat complete of
everything the milliner's line.
HatS in endless variety all the
SAILOR AND WALKING
AND
Anything that can be desired in Flowers, Ribbons and
Wash Shirt Waists. Beautiful line Baby Caps. I also
have a handsome lot of Pictures and Frames. Ba sure call
to see my stock.
Mrs. M. D. Higgs.
INTERESTED
None genuine unless
Red Cross is on label
Don't a
TO PRODUCE THE EQUAL OF,
for Chills,
Night Sweats and Grippe, and
all of Malaria.
DON'T WAIT TO DIE I
SPEND CENTS AND BE CURED I
CUBES FUNS I
TRY IT. NO CURE NO PAY. KM
DELIGHTFUL TO TARE.
Three The
OF ANT OTHER.
ONE EASIER.
ONE FASTER.
Agents wanted in all unoccupied
territory.
Manufacturing Company,
Atlanta,
For sale by
S. T WHITE.
Greenville,
Man. a a
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in with full to cover former
and by Maurice
to begin April 27th, will read with absorbing Interest
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only for a full year of Think of so
price la only fifty a year. No
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BARGAIN DAYS.
day i day with uh. these prices.
Sailors
Leghorns
tun numerous to quote prices. We bought
in order to get bargain we are going to
our the of our bargains. No effort
pared to our us a trial.
MISSES ERWIN.
Men will jilt-aMt-d to learn that
of comfort in store for them
Spring Suits,
Negligee Shirts,
Straw Hats,
New Shoes
, make a good combination for this season.
Waist men
The Pants,
made especially for shirt waists.
He Sells Shoes
EASTERN REFLECTOR
NOTICE.
If there is a CROSS MARK
in the margin of this paper it
to remind yon that you owe
Eastern for
subscription and we
yon to settle as early as pas-
We need what YOU
owe as and hope yon will not
keep as waiting for it.
This notice is for those who
find the cross mark on their
paper
REFLECTIONS.
copy Ins; books and ca xi n
paper at Book Store.
Hew lot alee tablets, ruled
unruled, at Reflector Book
Store.
The oyster gets out of the soup
now and takes a re; sum-
mer.
The leaves must do of grow-
If they have their growth
by the 10th of Slay.
The highest praise has been
en me by those to whom I have
sold Standard Sewing Ma-
chine. S. M.
Rev. Knight, pastor of
Sore Bill Baptist church, colored,
forty-two people in
river Sunday morning. A large
crowd witnessed the baptism.
C. T. has gone north
again after new goods. Cherry
says their large ad in The Re
moves the goods so fast
that they have to keep going after
more.
low prices
at Big New Store has
caused them to sell so many goods
already this spring he has gone
north to fill the Big New Store
up again bigger bargains
than ever. Bead his ad.
facial Order No. a.
Attention Go. B. 2nd Beg. N. C.
O. You are hereby ordered to
be present at you armory in Green-
ville on Friday, May 3rd, 1901, at
p m. sharp
This order is for every man who
has signed the muster roll this
Co. or made application for
therein. Herein fall not.
By order of J. T. Smith,
Commanding Company.
A. D. Johnston, O.
Cat. Visits Senator
Col. who has
been Western road for the
past two days on a
visit to Senator with
to the Eastern district at-
was in Salisbury last
night. A reporter could get
nothing further from Colonel
oar than that he had been west on
Sun,
r- Wen me ,
aM a at III
Of Th Daughter,
The in the opera
house Tuesday night given by the
home circles of Kings
to the delegates and visitors,
was a very delightful feature of
the convention here. A large
number of our people were present
to meet the delegates and enjoy
occasion. They were entertained
for an hour with a pro-
gramme that was of a high order,
Baud gave several
fine selections among them being
Holy which was sup-
rendered. All their pieces
were heartily applauded. Mr.
gave two beautiful
net solos by Miss
Bruce Forbes the piano. Mr.
and Miss Delia Forbes
also gave a cornet and violin duet.
Mrs. J. B. Cherry and Miss Bruce
Forbes sang solos. Mrs. Cherry
responded to an encore.
After the music there was ming-
ling together socially while re-
were served. It was
an evening.
Mayor's Court
Mayor J. G. has disposed
of the following cases in his court
since last
Washington Bryant and Frank
Forbes, riotous and disorderly con-
duct and assault, fined and
costs, total 115.86, one half to each
defendant.
drunk and dis-
orderly, fined one penny and costs,
Laura drunk and dis-
orderly, fined and costs, total
Marion Perkins, riotous dis-
orderly and resisting officer, bound
over to September term of Super-
John Adams, drunk and
fined one penny and costs,
91.90.
Fir At
About o'clock this morning a
warehouse and stables belonging
to Mr. Hardy Loftin and stables
belonging to W. H. Cox Co., at
were destroyed by fire.
Besides the buildings, Mr. Loftin
lost three horses, about barrels
of corn and some other feed stuff.
It is not known how Ore
Reflector 29th.
A letter received by relatives
this morning announced the
marriage of Mr. B. F. Sugg and
Miss Mary both of Wash-
The marriage took place
last Wednesday in Philadelphia at
the home of a relative of the
Reflector 20th.
DO.
Speak HI, Seat t
May 1901.
W. J. Nichols left this morning
for Raleigh.
W. H. Proctor left this morning
for Goose Nest.
B. J. Pulley went to Ayden
Tuesday evening and returned
Waiter Bradley, of Seaboard,
spent Tuesday night here with J.
N. Hart.
Mrs. W. T. Norris, of Raleigh,
arrived Tuesday evening to visit
Mrs. J. N.
Mrs. C. M. Bernard, of
arrived Tuesday evening to visit
Mrs. M. A. Jarvis.
Mr. H. of
cam in this morning visit her
sister. Mrs. C. Rountree.
Miss Rosa who has
been teaching near here, left Tues-
day evening for her home at
Mis. of Henderson, one
of the delegates to The King's
Daughters convention, returned
home today.
Florence Currin, Hen-
is King's
Daughters and is
guest of Hotel
Mrs. Lelia of Tarboro,
arrived Tuesday to attend
King's Daughters convention
is guest of Mrs. B.
Hearne.
A handsome yacht came up from
Washington, this afternoon, with
a party of young people
trip. In party Mr.
and Mrs. and Misses Mary
Tayloe, Sallie Belle Tayloe, Helen
Moore, Lillian Bonner, Annie Car-
row and Melissa
Tuesday at o'clock at
the home of the brides father, Mr.
Isaac Hardy, Mr. J.
and Miss Mary Hardy were mar-
by Rev. H. M. Eure.
Immediately alter the ceremony
they came to the home of the
groom's sister, Mrs. N. E.
son, Greenville, where the wed-
ding supper was served and a re-
held.
joins in extend-
best wishes to them.
GREAT SPRING SALE.
Read This.
The balance of the J. Co., Media
Pa., stock of high grade
Read This.
Building Note.
Mrs. H. T. Daniel is a
cottage built in West Greenville.
Mr. W. C. Hines is building a
residence in West
Mr. J. L. Sugg is having
made to his residence on
Fifth street.
Mrs. W. M. Kin; is having
more built on her
property west of the railroad.
Messrs. Moore and are
continuing to make improvements
their college property.
Old Fodder
Saturday Mr. J. C. Lanier
brought a bundle
of that is known to be more
than years old, and yet it is in
perfect and appears as
good as if it was of lost year's crop.
He got the fodder from n son of the
late Redding Hudson, of Chi-
township. The younger Mr.
Hudson says he knows father
kept a lot of the for more
than years but cannot give the
exact time.
WORTH of NEW
Goods, Clothing and Shoes, c n A
are placed on department tables and the
will astound the commercial world. Nothing -saw;
Plainly marked and just in and are thrown in this sale
must have room low prices will move
The sale now going on.
Corsets.
J. price SO
THIS Sale
Men Shoes
J. price
Tuna
Calicoes.
J. .
to customer.
The Grandest Display Ever Seen Here.
THIS Sale
Big New Store.
Artistically arranged, with color blended with color,
showing the prettiest and largest store Greenville
has ever had. THE PROFITS NOT THOUGHT OF.
Remember this big sale is now going on at
Big New Store.
Men Hats.
Ladies Shoes.
I. price
Sheeting.
era price yard
Duly to customer.
Grand Chance For Genuine Bargains.
THIS SALE
Mens Suits.
Worth
Mens Pants.
Worth THIS BALE w Q
Mens Neckties.
Worth THIS BALE
Y Bedsteads.
Truck Injured By Frost.
Wilmington, April
was a severe frost along the line of
the Weldon Bail-
road this morning, extending down
to Wilmington. It was severe
enough to kill all tender
Strawberries are hurt, the
blooms killed. Some of the
truck farmers were town to-day
buying seed to re-plant. Frost at
this date is remarkable; it
beats all records.
Last year persons were in-
and eighteen killed in Lon-
don by being headlong oat of
cabs by reason of the
horses slipping and falling. It is
not surprising that Londoners are
calling for a public vehicle less
than the hansom.
Boys who arc away At school
have s sure
tack of or and
an delay In of kind often
leads lo serious
their sons with Kill.-.-, which
in safe and Use dose rarely
tails to bring relief from any bowel com-
plaint. There U but one Per-
sad
THIS SALE
Percale Cuffs.
Be kind THIS SALE J-l
Attention,
Everything Marked in Plain Figures.
Make no mistake hut come and get the rare
bargain offered you.
Our Terms
Goods sold for cash. Nothing sent out
on approval. Spot cash over the counters.
This sale for consumers only. Polite and
attentive clerks.
Percale Collars.
kind IS SALE Q,
Ladies Shoes.
W value SALE
Table Oil Cloth.
Worth IS SALE e
Linen Collars.
worth and
John J. spool cotton
George A.
To
The Entire stocks, the J. Boyer stock and our immense stock
Spring Goods just received, are now M.
Thrown Together and Being Sold at a Low Cost.
ran
Every department crowded and jammed and have cut the prices to move them. They are going
and you want to be among the first before they are picked over.
C. T.
Big New Store.
The Money Saver.
Greenville, N. C.
Hew Store.

. . -J
Have You Forgot
I AM STILL CARRYING AN
UP-TO-DATE USE OF
What
Pry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes
Hats, Pants, Hardware
Tinware,
NOTICE
AND A OTHER THINGS
WHICH I AM TO MENTION.
Come to sec me for your next Barrel of Flour or Pork.
Yours to
las. B. White.
AFTER TWO YEARS PREMIUMS HAVE BEES PAID IN THE
II Ml MIL
OF NEWARK, N. J. TOOT HAS
Loan Value,
Cash Value,
Paid-up Insurance,
Extended Insurance that works
To reduce Premium. Of
TO the Insurance, or the lifetime
s To make policy payable as an endowment the
of
2.63
2.29
2.77
T. L. SUGG,
Greenville, N.
with the revenue
laws of the year of I will on
Monday, the 6th day of May, 1901,
sell at public sale before the Court
House door the town of Green-
ville, the following tracts of laud
and for the taxes thereon
for the year of 1900. The name,
of acres and amount of
taxes are stated, the costs 91.30 to
be added to
G. M.
Tax Collector.
TOWNSHIP.
wife, 8.62
It. E. acres,
Samuel j acre
M. Corey, M acres
Peter Cherry, acres
Clark, lot
L. Elks, acres
,,
Eaton, i acre 2.20
Ed Fleming, lot 2.88
Fleming, lot 3.53
Sarah lot 1.23
Alex Harris, acres 3.87
lot 2-39
Ed Harris, lot 3.15
Luke J. House, lot
I Root. G. Hodges, lot 2.61
B. J. lot 3.15
A. acres 2.67
Peter Harrington, I lot 2.30
L. W. Lawrence, lot 5.75
Louisa lot
Reuben J. Moore, acres 5.77
W.
Samuel lot 3.53
John Mai able, lot 2.80
Charlie lot 2.59
wife, acres 2.26
M. A. Sutton, acres 3.98
II. I. o acres 9.97
J. H. Shivers, acres
B. F. Tyson, acres
. . lot
.,
John Vines, lot
Amos Williams, lot
OBSERVATIONS
Mad. by the
Tar.
Va.
without
Potash.
Supply
enough Pot-
ash and your
profits be
large; without
Potash your
crop will be
Our took
MM WORKS,
--s ,
the United
BOOKS.
THE COUNTY BOARD OF SCHOOL
HAVE APPOINTED THE
Reflector
As one of the depositories for Public School in
Pitt County. We handle the books designated on the
State list for the public schools and can supply what-
ever you need. We also have
COPY BOOKS,
slant and double ruled practice writing book.
tablets, fool's cap paper, pens, pencils, slates,
crayons, colored crayons, inks companion boxes, etc.
of Our
B pencils cent. S plain lead pencils cent,
rubber tipped lead pencil cent, a nice tablet with
cover cent, ti assorted crayons, with metal hold-
In nice rood box cents. I pencil, slate pen-
and pen, and rule, all in nice wood box,
cents. A great big wide tablet cents. Bottle of best
ink on the market, cents. Copy books to cents.
White crayons, gross in box. cents. Good fool s cm
paper cants per quire.
For the Business Man.
We carry a nice lino of and single entry ledgers,
long day books, journals, counter books, memorandums,
order books, draft and note books, time
For Society
We nave all kinds and of box paper, card and
envelope visiting note papers and tablets.
39.82
2.58
2.70
1.67
2.00
1.33
3.49
1.81
2.00
1.33
SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN TO ALT.
MAGAZINES.
Famous fountain gen
B. Williams, acres
Claudine lot
TOWNSHIP.
Alfred Darden, lot
Forbes, acres
Mrs. Mary Joyner, lot
Mrs. M. A. Moore, acres
W. N. acres
K. V. Powell. acres
Mrs. Pittman, lot
W. J. Slaughter, acres
Elisabeth 2.67
Washington. acres
W. J. White, lot 3.23
TOWNSHIP.
Alonzo Joyner. lot 4.30
Mrs. lot 2.67
K. T. Lewis wife, acres 1.00
B. F. Moore, Jr., acres 10.00
Sarah Cox. acres
Ed Flanagan, I lot 3.17
Hay wood 2.29
Hines, acre
Alton Joyner, lot 4.30
Clayton Joyner, acres 5.67
TOWNSHIP.
J. L. Buck, acres 4.75
H. A. acres 6.17
II. H. Davis, Hot
Johnson, acres 2.90
Frank acres 1.00
lb. E. acres 1.23
Hardy Hines, acres 3.15
Mills, acres 2.91
John Page, acres 1.00
B. F. Sutton, acres 2.89
J. B. Smith wile, acres 1.00
D. C. Way Co., 1.33
DIM
Lucy J. Joyner, acres 1.58
Bowling Tyson, acres ID
N. Williams, acres 1.33
BETHEL TOWNSHIP.
Delia Briley, I acre
James Crimes, acre 2.44
Gregory heirs, J acre
W. C. Hardy, lot
. i .
Hopkins, acre 2.20
Ella Knight, lot
CAROLINA TOWNSHIP.
His, S. A. Keel, acres 4.84
Win. A. acres
township.
W. L. Everett,
Webb Walter. 89.26
M. T. Jefferson. acres 3.33
B. M. Lewis, acres 16.00
R. Atkinson, acre
E. C. Knight, acres 2.00
Lucius I acres 1.33
township.
A. Cox, acres
Root. E. Cox, acres 1.00
fains Johnson, acre 1.17
T. M. Manning. acre 2.74
la
States.
The following table by the end
statistician, Dr. Carroll, Is
give i as quite as authentic as any
comparative table that can be ob-
Catholic
Methodist Episcopal
Regular Baptist
Reg. Baptist
Episcopal, Sooth
Disciples of Christ
Reg.
Presbyterian
Protestant Episcopal
African Episcopal
Lutheran Con.
African
General Council
Latter Day
Reformed
United Brethren
Presbyterian
Colored Episcopal
German Evangelical Synod
Lutheran General Synod
Methodist Protestant
Cumberland Presbyterian
Norwegian
Primitive Baptist
United Presbyterian
Reformed
The cattle raiser no prepares to
shed hi I steers.
The way of the transgressor is
hard to out.
If trouble you would borrow, de-
lay it until the morrow.
turn of the
home after the wedding trip.
When age is in question women
are not of a for-giving
You are not needed at college
now unless you take the base ball
course.
The blind actor usually requires
a leading man.
Duck trousers are not
for wet weather.
When it comes to scales every
man has his own weigh.
Even a lightning calculator can
not always predict a thunder
storm.
Every schooner has a master. In
deed, some of them are -mas-
No, Maude, dear; a trial trip
doesn't necessarily mean a ride in
a prison van.
is rent said the Or
boy, when the nail on the gar-
den fence tore his pants.
Di
J. W. HUT t n.
Norfolk, Va.
Cotton Factors and handlers of
Bagging, Ties and Bags.
Correspondence and shipments
solicited.
Three Yew Kn,
Times
RICHMOND, VA.,
Now Only Cents a Tear,
and includes absolutely free The
Paragon Monthly, New The
Farm Journal, Philadelphia.
IKE MILT AND
Including Farm Journal and Para-
Monthly, now only per
year; per month by mail.
Address THE
Richmond, Va.
OLD LINE
to no
Steamer leave
ton daily ate A. M. for Green
leave Greenville daily at
M. for Washington.
Steamer leaves
Greenville Mondays,
and Fridays at A. X. for Tar-
leave Tarboro for
Tuesdays, and Saturdays
at A. M. carries freight only.
Connecting at Washington with
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore,
New York Bea-
ton, and for all points for the Wait
with railroads at Norfolk.
Shippers should order freight by
the Old Dominion Co. frost
New Clyde Line
Bay Line from Baltimore;
and Line from
Boston.
JNO. SON, Art.
Washington, N. O.
J. J. CHERRY, Aft.,
N.
L. H. Pender,
GREENVILLE, N. O.
Tobacco Flues, Tin Hoofing, Ac.
Expert employed. All
kinds Gun and Locksmith work
first class. Re-stocking of guns a
specialty.
Agent for The Oliver Typewriter
ATTENTION AGENTS
Mr. John C. Anent for
North Carolina and Virginia, of that Well-
Known Popular Company,
MUTUAL BENEFIT
Life Insurance Co., of
Desires to announce to its large number of
policy holder, and to the public
generally, of North com-
will now la
state and from this date will
and policies, to all de-
airing the beat i ranee la the best
life insurance company in the world.
If agent in your town hat not
completed arrangements, address
JOHN
State Agent, Raleigh, N. C.
Assets
Paid policy
reliable energetic agent wanted at
once to work for the
We are prepared anything in
Hie Hough Lumber line at prices as low as
the lowest. and bill Bluff a
Local and car load Iota at Staton
miles north of Greenville
A. WARD,
IX-
Cotton Baaing Ties always
on t
Fresh goods kept constantly es
hand. produce and
sold.
D. W.
P. O.
Bethel, N.
CURES
RHEUMATISM
TO STAY CURED.
MEDICAL
A remedy that
recent long stand-
The greatest blood
known. Has the hearty
of
alter trial. Cures
cent, of the treated. Price
by BRYAN NICHOLS.
NOTICE.
On May lat we expect to close our boat
All persona owing are requested to
make Immediate payment. AH person
baring claims against will I hem
st our office u Eastern Warehouse for
settlement.
ft HOOKER.
ITEMS.
N. C, April 1801.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
The Clerk of Superior Court of Pitt
county, baring Issued letters
to me, the undersigned, on the It day
A. B. L.
deceased, notice to
all creditors of said estate to present
to the
within months after the
date of this notice, or notice win be
plead In bar of their
This the day of April 1901 ,
A.
Executor on the estate A B. L.
W. R. WHICH A RD
IS
And when it comes to
Perfect Health.
Keep the system in perfect or-
by the occasional use of
Pills. They reg-
the bowels and produce
A Vigorous Body.
For sick headache, malaria,
constipation and kin-
diseases, an absolute cure
Liver PILLS
The Reflector Office Can't Be Beat.
Letter copying books Bud carbon
paper at Reflector Book Store.
F. Shelton, of
was here Thursday.
John Warren, Jr., of Conetoe,
was here Saturday.
Mrs. Dr. C. M. Jones and Mrs.
John Galloway, of
paid our town a call Thursday.
J. H. made a flying
trip to Raleigh a few days
And Mr. says he went to
sec his best girl. Go ahead Jim,
you are a winner.
Misses Emma and
Fleming House's Station,
are visiting Miss Blanch Fleming.
Miss Ward, of Greenville,
after spending a few days here
with relatives, left Saturday for
to visit her sister, Mrs.
Amanda Holiday.
Mrs Rachel Webb, Elm City,
came Saturday to visit her
Mrs. W.
It, R. Fleming had bis first train
of logs I Friday over
the A. C. I., from Oakley.
The National
of Eastern Carolina
have just closed a business meet-
here, I composed and rep
of counties and
have decided to buy a site and
factories of different kinds
to and their race
employment, claiming to have
five hundred
paid capital to start with.
The continued weather for
this time of the year has stopped
the from planting cotton
this section. And those that
have planted are declined to think
that they will be compelled to
make the second planting to secure
a stand.
UNIVERSITY
Law School.
The Summer Term July 1st, to
continue three months. Thorough
in courses admitting to the bar. Special
lectures by eminent lawyers. For
Jan. C.
Chapel Hill, N. O.
PILLS
Raster. Vic.- saw
N. C.
The Stock complete in every
t and prices as low the
lowest. Highest market prices
paid for
seals ad
glow to pal.
lb.
W S for-----
, Bead
oar bowl.
EXTRA
PILLS
SO
LA I
U. SO Saw
.
For sale by J h WOOTEN,
N U
NOTICE TO
Having qualified before the
court Clerk of Pitt as
of the estate of L T.
la hereby given to all
persons i to the estate to make
mediate payment to the undersigned.
And all persona baring ma against said
ins to the
within twelve months from the
this notice, or the same will be
plead In bar of
This 17th day of April 1901. A
R. DAVIS,
Administrator of Mrs, L T.
The Clerk i f the Superior Court of Pitt
county haring this day issued to the
letters of administration on the
of W. A. deceased,
is hereby to all persons holding
claims against said to present them
for payment or before the lath
day of April 1902, or this notice will be
plead In bar of their All persons
indebted to said estate v requested to
nuke payment to me.
This the of April 1901.
JESSE
A the of W. A. Smith.
UM
IS-
SIM
A GENERAL OF
BE
Hardware.
COMB TO MB.
J. B. COBBY.
1875.--------
S. M.
Wholesale retail Grocer and
Furniture Dealer. Cash paid for
Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar-
Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed-
steads, Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba-
by Carriages, Go Carts, Parlor
suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P.
and Gail Ax
Tobacco, Key West Cheroots,
American Can-
Cherries, Peaches, Apples,
Pine Apples, Jelly, Milk,
Coffee, Meat, Soap,
Lye. Magic Food, Matches, Oil,
Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar-
den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nuts,
Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches,
Prune, Currents, Raisins, Glass
and China Ware, Tin and Wooden
Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Macs
Cheese. Beet Butter, Stand
ard Sawing and nu
other goods. Quality and
Quantity. Cheap for Com
to see me.
II i
Phone
NOTICE TO
Letters of administration upon the
of Redding Hudson, d, haring,
day been issued to by the Clerk of the
w Curt of Pitt County, Notice is
hereby to all persons holding
against said to present to me
for payment r before the day of
March 1902, or this notice will be plead in
bar of their All persons indebted
U said are requested to make
payment tome.
This the 27th day of March 1901.
J. A. HUDSON,
of Redding Hudson.
Norfolk, V.
Cotton and Broken in
Stocks, Cotton, Grain and
ions. Private Wires to New York,
Chicago and New Orleans.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Letters of administration having this
day been Issued to me by the Clark of
Superior Court of Pitt upon the es-
of W. n. deceased, notice Is
given to all persons claims
said estate to present thorn
payment on or before day or
be In
bar of their recovery. Persons
notified to make immediate
me.
Thia the 1st day of April 1901.
CANNON,
of the W. H. deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Letters of administration, with tie will
annexed, this day been issued to mo
by the Clerk Superior Court of Pitt
upon the estate of L. K. Laughing-
house deceased, Is hereby to
all holding claims said es-
to them to me Sir payment
on or lbs day of March or
bis notice will plead In rt-
All persons Indebted to
tale are notified to
to me.
The Commoner
WILLIAM J.
Editor Publisher,
Lincoln,
TERMS Payable in
One Year Six Months
Three Sing. Copy fie.
No traveling canvassers are em-
ployed. Subscriptions taken at
The Semi-
Weekly and
will be sent together
one year far or Tag Daily
and
one year for 13.50 payable la ad-
make Immediate pay-
1901.
will of L. E.
v.-.----.
Lawyers.
-FOB
SI
The Eastern Reflector.
D. J.
II TO
PEP, II
VOL XX.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, MAY
NO
ice KM
-AT-
Attention Please.
PINE APPLE
TISSUES,
LAWNS,
ORGANDIES,
SHIRT
WAIST
SILK
PERSIAN
LAWNS
INDIA
FIGURED
DIMITIES
PIQUES.
Our white goods are the prettiest and cheapest.
See us before buying. We won't be undersold.
w. T. LEE CO.
OP
Delivered by M-a. A. I. Blow to
The
Delegates, friends and you the
loved and honored representative
of mother circle, Mrs. Davis,
we, King's of
Greenville, to say that extend
to yon heart-felt greetings;
that we welcome you to our town
to homes, to our hearts, would
but feebly express our feelings.
We are indeed filled with a deep
joy and appreciation of the high
privilege of coming in touch, of
meeting face to face, with
of our workers, members of
some of you
yet all sisters, with one
father, one purpose and one
We realize that you are here,
not simply to gratify
ed joy of having you come, you
wanted come, for a renewal of
our vows of love to God service
That by united prayer
and zeal we might accomplish
much to hasten the coming of His
Kingdom. But more than this
have come because there
dwelt on earth a great unselfish
boundless love, which spent
itself on the poor, the humble, the
homeless, the out cast, the heart
broken and the wanderer. It is in
His name and for His sake that
yon are here. No cause is greater
than this, which we have pledged
ourselves, may we not forget to
preserve the dignity and
of our high calling.
Let us enter upon the be-
fore us with our hearts filled with
Christian charity. May only the
best way to do the best work for
God humanity, claim our
every thought. Let neither per-
or prejudice part
in our decisions. Let sunlight
of service illumine oar faces and
with the simplicity trust of
little children open hearts to
be filled with wisdom and
from our Father, that will
guide us all deliberations,
while the earnest silent prayer
that ascends from every heart,
should be, Lord what would
Thou have us do t
And then with joy we realize
the wide, wide field for service, the
vast comprehensiveness of the
work of our order. The import-
emphasis it gives to little
things that no act, be it r so
lowly, la ever lost when done
His and for His sake. The
privilege of doing great,
deeds is limited lo u very few,
it is conscientious care of
the little things of our daily
which is outcome the good.
By a faithful discharge of each
duty realizing it as a part of the
work He assigned us we glorify
the and exact all of
life into divine and service.
It perhaps seemed a little
fifteen years ago to
women whose hearts were filled
with love for God and their fellow-
men to meet together pledge
themselves to reconsecrate their
lives more fully to one service of
the Master and send out an appeal
to every heart that beat a
throb to join in this work
love. This
on the part this little group
of women was foundation of
our Mother circle Central
It was this small
that laid the corner stone
of our great order of The
King's Daughters and Sous.
This spirit of service has traversed
seas and mountains, to distant con-
and islands until now,
nearly every nation of the earth
are wearers of tho silver cross,
thus including a army of
thousands and tens of
who are willing to testify to the
joy of Christian service, that
the Christ life means to be
Ministered Unto, but to
Let each of us have a clear and
comprehensive understanding of
principles essential spirit
of our order. We know that its
vital meaning is to spirit-
life and stimulate Christian
activities. That the work first
commences in our own hearts, then
itself in our daily lives,
in our homes, in the church to
which we belong, in the
in which we live. It arrogates
to itself no qualities, it
boasts of no new thought, but to
engage with renewed zeal in the
work already begun.
We know what the silver cross
has meant our own lives as
we know the quickening
and blessing that has come through
its influence to great religious
movements bearing fruit in a
forms of and
auxiliary to nearly every depart-
of the church of God.
But let us not rest on its laurels,
which should be only an
for deeds, for future
conquests, but push with
ardor born of i deathless love to
greater victory to yet untried Melds
of labor that He has
given each of us some talent, some
capacity, some for
vice His May we
not spend months years
aimless after gifts with
which Ho did see lit to endow
us, but rather by and
strengthen and
op the one talent that it may
forth fruit meet for the
One wide field for helpful service
which each of us enlist is lo
be with real compassion
tenderness for the
adversities of others, not only
among our associates friends,
but for the sorrowing, the heart
broken of every class of
to the humblest
most degraded. This world my
friends is very hungry for Christ
like for the angel of
human The universal
need and for other
to be touched by our infirmities is
often among the rich and
opulent as well as the poor and op-
pressed. Then let us not forget
comfort one another
For the way is often dreary
And the feet
And the ham is very gad
bearing
When seems Hist none are caring
we hall that ever
one another
With clap clone lender
With the
And the looks of friendly eyes,
not wail with grace unspoken
While bread is broken
Gentle speech is oft like
ski .
This office of comforter, this help-
ministry, seems peculiarly
for c mien.
fine sentiment alone can ac-
lint to have a I
heart of real love which will man
test itself towards every one in a
spirit of kind and
That sweet
we learn be-
side cradles and dying beds. Thus
we women without money or
gift do much to sweeten
the waters of this world's
misery.
Now in conclusion that
must again you in
name of of our town who are
wearers of the silver cross, but
are co-working with us in our labor
of love. They greet you its
order
ideal is to follow the steps of the
lonely As an order
which has stretched forth its hands
to the suffering and oppressed in
all conditions of human misery.
That has found homes for the
homeless, for the
ed opened for
the children the poor
That has secured the lost and
erring, clothed the naked, visited
sick the prisoner, fed the
hungry given even the cup of
cold water His
And now may our silent petition
be for the Infinite Spirit of love so
to fill our that each day will
be one more chapter a life of
service, which will go
on, and giving courage, strength
hope, radiating brightness, joy
and peace while illumined by
higher perception we repeat with
new meaning the of our
our be . ling hands
T PEOPLE, FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS OF
PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES.
WEEK ADDS TO THE BEAUTY
VARIETY OF MY K.
For the Gentlemen.
I HAVE AN ELEGANT LINE OF
SHOES, AND FURNISHINGS.
We are in the forefront of the race after your
offer you the best selected line
General Merchandise
to be found in any store in County. Well bought choice
selections, the creations of the manufacturers of America
and Europe. Seasonable all the year round, Spring, Summer
Winter. We are at work for yours and our mutual ad
vantage. It is our pleasure to show you what you want and to
sell you if we can. We offer you the very service,
attention, and the liberal terms consistent with a well
business built up strictly its own merits.
When you come lo market you will not do yourself justice
if you do see our immense Stock before buying elsewhere.
Remember us and following lines of general
For the Ladies.
I HAVE THE LARGEST AND HANDSOMEST LINE OP
EVER BROUGHT TO GREENVILLE,
Mi
bat you desire is on band one will
tastes while
Hats, Silks. Braids, Ornaments,
in the milliners line.
well is In charge of department and if
trimmed to suit your
Flowers, Ribbons, and every thing
Goods and Notions,
Jackets and Capes, Carpets, Mattings Oil Cloths.
Shoes.
Men's, Women's and Children's
Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters.
Groceries.
Flour, Meat, Sugar Coffee, Lard, Scad Is,
Hardware,
Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and Rope.
Furniture.
LOOKING
taut lust a dollar for business men If a man is
lodged coal be wears, be is also judged by th
letter-head be uses. artistic, nicely
head may be looked as a good
It will be done right.
The price for doing it
will be right, too.
Semi in In
The Reflector Office.
SOME
Thy work lo show
Ours ho hearts,
Thy cross lo bear
True Daughters of The
New songs our lips shall sing
Faint hearts lad sorrowing,
These are our OBIS,
Lonely be our tasks or grand
Serve we
Urine right hind
our shame
It lint some soul pain
Look up smile again
No dud OM lie in vain
His
Headquarters for Furniture and everything in that line.
We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Hither Cash or on Approved
Credit Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing.
Your Friends,
I. f.
Special Drives
IN PRICES.
L- L . -I-. I
A Case In Ash.
County.
Ashe comes forward with some-
thing this section. In lust
week's court there nil case of
and the sub
and paid the cost. This is
the first of the on record
in this section, so tar as can
learn. The parties loaded up with
liquid extracts of corn and
went to a mill on
on Sunday and
each other a lies; they could 1111-
the circumstances. Their loud
disturbed
the and they were in-
fur blasphemy. Blasphemy
is a statutory offense in this
State, but it is a common law of-
for the of our
county, which delights
in getting something
The of Population.
Washington, April
Census Bureau today issued a
of
population the States,
excluding Alaska and recent
accessions on June last,
was six miles southeast of
bus, Bartholomew county, in south-
It is described as latitude
degrees, II minutes, seconds,
and degrees, IS min-
seconds. ten years the
population has moved
westward miles and south-
ward two and one This
is the smallest movement ever
Census Bureau.
shows the population of the West-
has not increased as
rapidly as in former decades. The
southward movement is due large-
to the great increase in the pop-
of Indian Territory, Okla
and Texas and decreased
movement to the large increase in
the population of North At-
Slates.
Court Knocked Out,
Asheville, May
which been in session
here live days, came to an abrupt
close Ibis afternoon. The Supreme
Court decided that there was no
court Ibis district because the
act creating the Fifteenth district
did not go Into effect until July,
and then was judge of Six-
Judge George Jones, who was
commissioned judge of Six-
was holding the court,
was when
gram came. Some one asked him
how court should be adjourned.
know, he said,
look his lilt left court
room.
A special of had just
been summoned to the
robbers. These and the jurors
lose their fees, as it is Understood
here the court was not even
de facto. There is a strong
the governor direct
Shaw lo a special
tern.
lo make it easy i- to be progressive. To be progressive
is to be useful, roe more the more useful. This store is
particularly at Ibis season, progressive you will ii at
all seasons, w,. arc prepared to c our by our
prepared to prove by our
prices. v e arc prepared to prove our usefulness to one who will
take the trouble to visit our store. Nothing like the fair Held, and
favor manner of doing business. It wins
mountains with
no
that stands like
More than yards Homespun,
wide regular ,. kind our
price ; 3.4
Dimity, colored Lawns col
ors, regular values,
price
Flue India Lawns inches wide
regular price and our
price
One Com of
full yard wide, yards
-7
then Ladles Fine Blip
must 601- per pair.
Ladles Flue shoe
gOv lo one per pair.
All kinds Loot lie and yard.
Lace in tail
Boys Huts
Paps
liens lints
i i ens
pair.
lAc
He
Ladle. Kill
our price
worth
livery pair
Read
An advertiser says
that when a woman lakes up a
newspaper she turns to ad
This will not be
disputed by persons who have seen
how women crowd stores. A
part of their business in life is lo
buy things, and is us natural
that they should lie interested
advertisements as it is the
stock speculator should bu inter-
ticker. Any
which news
about commodities will
be widely
Record.
More than II fulls t
lo la- pushed cm ii tin- in I ;
days. suits
us nothing and HO i Her w ill he
fused.
Dwelling Burned.
I Jesse residence
owned W. A. Williams, near
Conetoe, burned Tuesday. It
. caught from u Bra In the yard
yards or I . a
I clothes were being washed. bear mind
A passed along and I stoics boy to sell again.
lire lo building and i county lo visit
fanned ii into so it i
burned to the ground despite the
efforts to put it out. The loss is
estimated and is a
oils one to Mr.
Southerner.
celebrated band made
Sine. I shoe mi earth,
.-. the next our
price will -i no. Only one
pair to customer.
Madras Shirts tor
whit
Skills, worth
men boys
price -lie.
yo i know we arc shirt
people, Inn we just happen lo
over styles other
ii charge i for
Spool Cotton, spools
i r Be,
that from us as cheap as other
We invite every man. woman and child
store within next days. don't
i i-cs other ten-. have one. is
i- behind such a bank of
bargains as above. All such as wanted now.
to
as inn
mono.
RICKS WILKINSON.