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Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware
Tinware,
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nod despite
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your next
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Barrel
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Value.
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up Insurance,
Insurance work automatically,
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it Will be re Instated ii he pal I within month bile
w living, or three lapse, i
payment of arrears with interest.
year-;.
provided premium the current
They be To or
To Increase the insurance,
payable a. an during
Of
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a. c.
arm. Ilia bead l
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,., to of tali sun ceding
To product tin- beat results
la fruit, vegetable i grain, tin-
fertilizer must contain
enough Potash. For
see our pamphlets. e
Send them free.
GERMAN I. I
M i Si. I
Trial of
Washington. C, June
interest is manifested in
val circle in official trial of
new battleship Illinois, which is to
take place over I be New
England course from Ami to
Porpoise. Illinois
a of
Alabama, speed being
the same having eighteen
in battery. Ala
baa a slightly larger displace
than the newer craft, but to
this baa a
larger indicated horsepower. As
Alabama far exceeded con-
tract speed, it i ex
will make
showing.
Coal
Record.
Washington. I'm. II official
show
the
coal in
V States and continued
supremacy State
producing
tries of the world.
completed to
statistician of the
Stales Geological Survey show the
total of In to
increase over of
US tons, at little more than per
tent. this product
em an increase of
UNIVERSITY
Law School.
lain July tat to
lion in bar.
u For at-
C.
Hill N.
OLD DOMINION LINE
Men are
w they a cold in bead,
and they come to Mows.
None genuine
r, . Cross i on
TO J-
for
Night Sweats and Grippe.
WAIT TO DIE
CENTS AND BE CURED
CUBES TONIC FAMOUS I
at NO NO PER
TO t-Hr
. THEOREM
If you have sour stomach, bad
inactive liver, heartburn troubles, backache.
lack cf energy, b-J blood, or muddy
any and disorders which tell to of bad bowels and an
impaired system,
It will out Ilia b th and
mucous i I y blood and put you
Ml your Will
your and kidneys cease to trouble you your skin will clear and
freshes and you will feel old time I buoyancy.
i a captain.
Ran
weal I Ithaca, M
mil there
, were
of U
iii be band ea
corn -f Mark lit
trip.
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Is lo II
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The dub hue
. . r ind be
lo with sin
MILITARY CAMPS.
Para
law,
m inn
d III. All-ill-.-.-.-
mail Hi -t i la
-hi, ii ill a .-1
main ,. -ill.- l
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i. . if till
, i. . fur ti- Una
l full Ir n la
. fill
ii
lull III
L. H. Pender,
f.
Tin Hoofing, etc.
All
kind work
of a
for
J. W. CD.
Va.
Cotton and handlers of
Ties Hags.
and
f.
Times
VA.,
Now Only Cents a Year,
and includes absolutely free The
New The
Farm Philadelphia.
HE ND
Farm and
Monthly, now only W per
year; per mouth by mail.
TIMES.
Va.
Steamer leave
ton at A. M. for Green-
ville, leave Greenville daily at
M. for Washington.
Steamer leave
Greenville Mondays, Wednesday
and Fridays at A. M.
for Greenville
Tuesdays. and
at A. M. freight only.
Connecting at Washington with
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore,
New York and
ton, for all points for the West
with, railroads at Norfolk.
Shippers should order freight by
the Old Dominion B. Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Bay Line from Baltimore.
and Line from
Boston.
JNO. SON,
Washington, N. C.
J. J. CHERRY,
Greenville, N. C.
BRICK.
Ii in brink, A
In site. OB OS. W-
are sake
in and at
L HARVEY. SON.
Paper Hanging.
inn b till Wall Pa-
per and can it it Fall line
males from to Dan,
I to do
short notice
for wall MOM of
Mrs. if. i. will at-
J- H. BUNN,
N.
i.
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Ibis
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lie
Yesterday before break
last, one our was
t i perform a marriage
ceremony. Alter a long walk be
arrived at the house and did bis
and was then naked how
h he charged. The squire
replied be never made charges.
I'm glad of be-
I'm plum
w win las store
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Ill
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tn-i by pin-i
in lo
aS I ill a in-
n pit-v. .-I . ii to
win
list-fill in unit its
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so from ilia an-
lineal and
that we bate in
r n-i- . a- of tin
i--. iii-w in
until Hi- ire
like Id
lo our instead of hurried
that an Otter people use. to kn-p
KM. HATER,
Daily in.- Weekly
notice to
Public.
AGENTS I
Mr.
North and of Well-
THE BENEFIT
Life of
. to 1.1, t. large cumber of
policy an i.
Keith Ibis com-
bow in
and from ibis dale will issue
desirable lo all de-
the in baa
la world.
If lbs in your town has
yet lid
C.
S.
Assets
Paid paste 182,509,180.05
Ufa, at
once lo worn fur the
Old Benefit.
D. I;
GREENVILLE
N. C.
Cotton Bagging Ties
on ban
Fresh goods kept constantly
hand. Country produce and
sold. A trial will convince you.
D. W.
Norfolk, Va.
limit-, and iii Barring, Pea.
mil We
duly re tin-
or t lei it Pill a
of Jacob Brooks, de-
in i- gum
lo lo make immediate
lo lb.- And all
-aid are
lo
lib
June, or this will l
in liar Tin June 4th. 1901.
CHAPMAN,
Hi Land Plaster a
J tit v at-
Ion
Ion a
than
J. w. a
PILLS
Restore Lost
PILLS
SO
For Sale by
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BARGAIN DAYS.
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ii-lier.
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urn -1, i.- for mil-
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Sailors
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Leghorn I
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II,
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The have
the of I lie
Association
at mi 19th of
of Political
Paper in the Political
Rev. editor of
I he Char
Popular
How The Will North
Carolina II.
Poe, editor of the Progressive
Popular
P. P.
editor North Carolina
I of Pal lien n;
Join T.
of
Core la- Mum.
.
,. and
n and
Brings
to Ball
f alb, Kr
.
EM with our b
Sr refund th. mom v paid, send tor
id eon our
for of Power,
bond to cut In , or
money
MEDICAL CO.
. Jackson ,,
sale by J ti
N I
SALE LAND.
virtue of a of
Court this In a
certain
estate W. II.
against Bonnie II.
John and I
will on Monday, July 1901, sell
sale tin- House door in
lot or of land
situate in Iowa of
of Third street and east
and known in of
aid Iowa Ire In Man II.
cam.
of
CANNON.
W. II.
W. R, BRO,,
Whichard, N. C.
The Stock in every de
prices low the
lowest. Highest market prices
paid for country produce.
J. L MEET,
IN------
HI
A GENERAL LINE OF
Pitt la
Court.
II I
as. N I of
Las.
directed to
from the superior of
I kill on Monday,
IS o'clock, the
sell bidder for
In satisfy right
nil. rest -aid
In de-
real Matt to of
in Pitt
creek, and adjoining lauds of Mm.
J-11 Tag-
well. heirs. II. A. and
others, and known as the It farm,
six acres more or less.
This day of May, 1901.
W.
Pill county
s. a Li of Hardware.
COME TO SEE ME.
J. B. COBBY.
SALE.
S. M.
retail Grocer and n. . .
Km on- Denier. Cash Tobacco
Hides Fur, Cotton Heed, Oil
la Book K.
Oak Suits,
of a
by
th
I. in We
in w
of
In 11- trial.
r nil- I
. Nil
in
tin
In
. mi
mil I lie HI
tills
. i n
,, ,.
MISSES ERWIN.
ll
II limb i .
I In
-I to
.-; hi
mi II light lie
in I I found it
sell hi mid lot r. I
mill tin
; -n, hi
i, In
up
sail
Ira major.
make any And he so
for
by Carriages, Go Curls, Parlor
I suits, Tallies, P.
Gail i A x
Meat Key Cheroots,
American Can-
Cherries, Peaches, Apples,
Pine Apples, Jelly, Milk,
Flour, Sugar, Coffee,
Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil,
Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar-
den Seeds, Oranges, Apples,
Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches,
Prunes. Currents, Raisins, Glass
and China Ware, Tin and Wooden
Ware, Cakes and Crackers,
Best Stand-
other good. Quality and
Cheap for cash. Com
to tee me.
of
I cat
or
This r . be doll v. he
the liver not net its part.
know this
Liver arc an
lute for headache, ,.
sour stimuli h. Sewing Ha eh I and M
con torpid liver, piles,
c, fever, bilious-
. and Saw
Liver Pills
Norfolk, Va.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers in
Cotton, Grain and
ions. Private Wires to New York,
Chicago New
la-fore the Court house in
ville July the follow-
Iota in town of
have
warehouses. One lot
id the ma-lb by Lang's lot, on the
rust M. lot, on the by
J. V. bit and on mill by
street, i acres. One other
lot beginning the turner Fourth street
right if way of the Coal
on wist side said nod runt
ii. parallel I. t In a
with K-3
a in the line of Front
south road Hi
slake In line of Front nut
with Front lo
Also one other beginning a a slake
runs W, east pules
l a in then south obi weal
poles heirs line, with
line poles lo
containing acres, more or hi,
to I satisfy said
in- v. Apply to Attorney
wife. This June nib, 1901.
The
WILLIAM J. BRYAN,
Editor Publisher,
Lincoln, Nebraska.
in Advance.
One Year it, Six Months
Three Copy
No traveling canvassers are em-
ployed. taken at
The Semi-
Weekly and
will be sent together
one year for or The Daily
and
one j ear for 13.50 payable in ad-
1- n
, I 1-
PATENT
Oar and
TWice
-FOR
The Eastern Reflector
D. J. EDITOR
TRUTH TO FICTION
PER
Twice a M
-AT-
VOL. XX
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. FRIDAY, JUNE
as
la the customer who lakes advantage of OUR BARGAINS, and
keeps our competitors guessing is we sell so cheap.
MOTTO-DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES.
W T. LEE
NO
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
Exposition.
I mil prepared to about Pan
visitors with board and room with all modern
view River and from the home.
Niagara Falls car passes door minutes. SO
Walk to exposition ground. Take Niagara street to
Avenue. Moderate rates. All will
receive prompt attention.
JOSEPH A. MOORE,
US Niagara Street, N. Y.
A FIRST CLASS MILITARY SCHOOL IN EASTERN N. C.
School,
LaGrange, N. C.
MILITARY, LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC
Pupils, Twelve Counties two Slates
represented past session. School
for Sixty Cadets.
The school aims lo strengthen by developing
and power. The individual needs of the students are considered.
The literary training strengthens manly trails, gives a sound body
and clear mind. room methods cultivate
and mental grasp. Athletics No Compromise on
or Tobacco. Expenses for entire term of Months,
tuition, board, room, fuel and lights, payable quarterly in
advance. No extras. Write for beautiful register.
6-12 J. E. DEBNAM,
OUR DOORS
ARE OPEN WIDE TO WELCOME
EVERY ONE TO STORE IN THE
next days.
The are knocked down reason
able million on those beautiful
Swisses, white lawns all summer
I o
goods. Ladies oxford tics from per pair
up. Ia fact anything our store will lie sold
lower in the next days than ever before.
Standard Patterns,
and July Designs.
KICKS
at Milk Diet.
Milk U
fad. woman who Is fair
with M in face and
who Is fat
her and milk and
fruit. She a quarter of
a of lean will;
enough
bulk In her Tommy
Al h ms Would .
The of
queen of Is to
diet of the national milk and
and extraordinary vitality
the need Roman another
evidence of what a diet will do
for even k delicate a man Pope Leo
has been.
milk diet I of more value than
many complexion and a
means of adding to or
weight It has no equal.
The popular that milk It
fattening from the fact that
many . In addition
a heavy meal, drink milk for
another meal and complain that It
with then, and Increases their
weight. In order to derive benefit from
milk diet one get hold of a
few fundamental facts.
In the first place. pints of pare
milk, or three classes, contain beside
water enough food In concentrated form
and properly proportioned to make a
meal for an adult human being. This
quantity of milk, with the addition of
a little Is the regulation break-
fast and lunch of the dieter. For din-
n quarter of a Mood of
meat, with wine green vegetable, is
lowed. A pint of milk Is the limit
where loss of U an object, and
one with fruit, for breakfast
the same for lunch may he regarded
rather rigorous treatment.
An
People with plenty of ground space,
yet constricted houses, may profitably
take a leaf from the book of
country It la com
there for country folk to have a
sort of outdoor fresh air closet, a small
TO AND OF
PITT ADJOINING COUNTIES.
We are still in the forefront of the nice after your
We offer you the best selected Hue of
General Merchandise
lo be found in any store in County. Well
selections, the creations of the manufacturers of America
and Europe. Seasonable all year round. Spring, Summer
and Wilder. We are work for yours and our mutual ad
vantage. II is our pleasure to show you what yon and to
sell you if can. We oiler you very service, polite
and the most terms consistent a well
established business built up strictly on own merits.
you come to market you will not do yourself justice
if you do not see our immense stock before baying elsewhere.
Remember us the following lines of genera merchandise.
lust
A large line of Baby Caps,
Belts, Laces and
Ladies Col-
and Cuffs all Sizes
I LARGEST LINE OF
EVER TO
Mi-. M. T tell is Of my millinery
hat ton desire is not on baud one will trimmed to suit your
while you wait.
Hals, Braids, Ornaments, Flowers, Ribbons, everything
in the milliners line.
Goods and Notions,
Silks and Dress Trimmings
Jackets and Capes, Carpels. Matting, Oil Cloths.
Shoes.
Men's, and Children's and
Harness, Horse Blankets Dusters.
Groceries.
Flour, Meal, Sugar Coffee, Bawd ts,
Hardware,
Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures. Nails and Rope.
Furniture.
Headquarters for Furniture and in line.
We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either Cash or on Approved
Credit Our is Honesty, Merit and Square Dialing.
Friends,
row
set In shadiest
place upon tour tall
leg, with a flat shingle roof with bare-
enough to The floor
It at least four feel from the ground
and the whole big
enough to reach ill across. There
are all Bi -ml. and the weather
boarding up lbs roof Is tiny
boles. I door fits tight and
fastens with a lock. Around each of
four legs It commonly a tar band-
age Inches
traps venturesome ants,
spiders I their kidney, thus keeping
clear. The Is
whitewashed and out twice a
year. In hot weather floor shelves
weened every morning
.-1 twice week. Such a fixture should
nil cost over or even If one hires
it built, and It Is certainly
eat can have
house or yard.
OUR K u Mull LETTER and board is forced
information as they now
C ,.,
X. June, That the committee
One of the most Important events recommend all
i. note is the female, who are
era Assembly, which woe in able to work and whose labor is
ion all week Wrights- rib as much coat of the
ville Beach, near Wilmington, and Slate of their and
which was by able be kept free of charge,
men, including Governor
and a long of o r leading the charge fir the of
the ii -is Indigent Insane be at
The new officers elected per capita coat allowed by
President. of Slate, shall have same
Trinity College; Secretary, . D. rare and treatment indigent pa-
of the but if extras are demanded
ham Beaded school.-, additional per month shall
dents, E. W. Wake be paid.
also that if the
Fear Academy, friends of indigent are
Wilson willing lo pay these extras,
schools; R. L. Callow- have at the same
bee High School, J. A. rate, to wit. per and
Holmes, State P. P-
Normal; Miss
T. D. St. Mary's,
A SOUTH I
There ate few of us who would
object to a piece
of unexpected good fortune like
in an from
Ranges
On v, in. In
For noticed the word
upon the Mil of fare at
hotel and did know what II
was. There la n brand of wine from
one of the vineyards that
name, and I It was perhaps
the same referred to. although
It lo why It
should appeal- Hie on
menu the and en
bills of fare for breakfast The
best way lo out about such things
lo try them, and the next
being In an experimental mood, I or-
a which, lo our
nil ordinary
Then It dawned upon my dull
perceptions
of
head waiter lo discovery, and hi
seemed quite He could
Wall and claimed lo be
familiar with the of
Therefore be did net see anything
usual my discovery, and I rather
think ha wrote the bill of fare himself.
for he remarked In a surprised
do you coll a pancake la
u.- i
A on Ike Electric Tower
of the
for n of M tulles.
If you want stoves or ranges constructed upon
scientific principles, which are economical, durable,
and convenient, as well as beautiful and artistic, look
for the
genuine
deceived
Concord the correct-
of which being vouched ion
Mr. U. ll. H. Caldwell,
Mr. Dillon Brown, of
York, who is now in North Caro-
living near Narrows on
on River, engaged
In harnessing the
liver, has had an experience
something Use Aladdin was wont
to enjoy on rubbing bis lamp. Lost
night there arrived Mi. Cold-
home In South Concord,
by Mr. Brown as a to bis
lawyer, a pair of matched boy
horses, to put on I hem
a trap e buggy to hitch them
to, worth of grass seed, a line
range and six cat
tie. fain tale. but solid
IN
Against the Future.
The young man bad married the
rich man's daughter, and wasn't
with work lo sup-
port her. One day the father Call-
ed him t talk to him.
he said
don't you go to
I have
with n
you will have
Why
sir, I can't live always
to support
you will leave us some-
thing
much, There
won't be anything to
Jupiter, yon mean
in loll me you have nothing
about
The SOU devoted himself
lo profound thought for several
seconds.
have a suggestion
be said in a business like manner.
is asked the old
gent.
I suggest that you lake
out, say a Ufa insurance
on yourself to save wear and tear
mark, which is shown upon every
stove or Range, and do not be
and Anally legislative
by and I During the days
lead all others in yearly sales and popularity.
will lie Stories.
last session
lure the mutter of the support of The reason some people get sick
Insane persons in
who possessed means of their
own or whose relatives charged
with their ears a ho able to sup-
port caused much
Sold Exclusively by
BAKER
Building.
N. C.
the
Directors for Asylum at
have had matter up,
other things decided
The
has to ,,.,,
board Information requested of
him concerning the of
if the Hospital to
pay Lu- their etc.,
alone.
The pages of history record no
greater victories than the victory
of man over
They never hang a man in tins
Country for
would keep lit- busy.
It's a backward season for crabs.
Couples who get
again need
You can't tell a man's
he owes bis
tailor.
If It were not for the minister
the divorce lawyer would be out of

EASTERN REFLECTOR
N. C.
D. J. Ed. Owner
Entered at Post Office at
Greenville, N. C, as
Hail Matter.
1901.
North Carolina Crop.
The crop bulletin for the week
ending Monday, June 17th, issued
by the weather bureau is as fol-
some
by the continuance of
warm, dry sunny weather during
the early part of the week just pass-
ed, during which the cultivation
of crops proceeded rapidly, and
some evidences of more rapid
growth were visible. be-
the 13th which were guile
beneficial at first, especially up-
lands, but the large amounts the
and the generally cloudy,
damp weather during the last
of the week were very
work was completely
interrupted, and cannot be resumed
some time, as the has
become very wet. A good deal of
STATEMENT.
A Reply to C. M- State-
In reply to Mr. M. Bernard's
statements of the nib. in the
Morning Post, regard to the
little trouble between him and
myself must say, as many other
articles which be has written, is
far from true. As to the little
affray bet ween Mi. Bernard and
myself, at the depot in Greenville,
don't propose to go into the full
details of the exact proceedings of
that as he did, fur fortunately to
me, there were plenty of
witnesses to tell the tale.
But I will state this much, Mr. Ber-
walked deliberately against
me and as love him much
it put out of humor.
as to Mr. Bernard not know-
what he bud run into until
some one told afterwards up
town is absolutely He
knows me as well by favor as I
my own children. And as
to my that I would whip
him the first time that I saw him,
I do not swear, for the Holy Bible
forbids it. see that he says
positively his declaration that
he did not me. Still he
furthermore says that this was the
first time I laid eyes on him
grass was killed the first week, but
complaints of grassy fields are still j i served my unfortunate and
very numerous, and the
rains will make matters
worse.
harvest was under way
generally the south portion of
the State early the week, but
has ceased for the present. Much
wheat is ready to cut; some has
been beaten down by rain, the
prospect seems hardly as good as
was previously expected. la well
cultivated fields and com
have made some growth, while
very small at least show good color
but generally the condition of both
crops continues poor. Cotton has
not all en chopped, and many
fields are being abandoned or plow
ed up for corn or field peas. All
the tobacco has now turns
planted, and this crop seems to lie
doing well, though worms
are much trouble. The
yield of potatoes is quite
large. Gardens much
ed. Peaches and cherries will lie
full crops; apples very short
inferior. Minor crops, rice, pea
nuts and especially melons, are do-
well.
for the week from
stations Golds-
2.40 Greensboro 1.96, Linn
3.-IS, Wei
Raleigh 2.85, Marion I.-
Auburn 2.66, Wilmington 2.00
Charlotte 4.90, Mocksville 2.16,
Patterson 2.80.
Death of Mrs. Harvey.
Yesterday at Greenville, N. C,
Mrs. Viola Harvey, Myers.
daughter late Di. Thomas
II. Myers, of county, and
of Mrs. O. of this city,
died after a brief illness. Mrs.
was for a resident
city, where she many
friends.
28th, 1891, she
was united in marriage to Mr. C.
W. Harvey. She was a member
of the First Presbyterian of
Danville.
sisters, Mrs. T.
and A. and one broth-
Mr. Thomas II. Myers, survive
her. Two half listen, Misses Ai
Gena and two
half brothers, Mr. Walter Myers.
of Richmond, and Master Howard
also who survive
She leaves a mother a bereaved
husband.
During her life in this city,
Harvey was universally loved and
admired for her exemplary Chris
character and sweet
Her death will lie read with
deep regret.
Mrs. her mother, was
with her in her last
The funeral will take place from
the at o'clock
tomorrow morning, and the inter
will take pi we the liar
burying ground at
Danville Vs., Free Press
The man with a weak chin some-
times raises the heaviest whiskers.
An egg will settle the coffee,
it settle the grocer's bill.
Strange as it may seem the man
who loafs all the time can't even
expect half a bread.
unjust out in jail, it
looks strange to me that he did
me. but still he knows
this to lie the time that have
seen him. I travel some times as
well as Mr. Bernard. And I do
say, that feeling a little
sore over the treatment which I
have received at the hands of Mr.
Bernard and squire It. Moore,
Post Master at Ayden, X. C , for
it has such as to the
Gabriel. I said then
lay again here, that the Post Mas
W. B. Moore at Ayden, did
break scaled mail that I sent
my wife, and took out of the
thereof, and no gentleman
would bear the charge who is not
guilty. All that I ask today, to
prove it before Federal court,
is a fair, just impartial trial,
and Mr. Bernard knows it. He
says he has investigated the mat-
has found him
guilty and his only hope for him
was to keep him away from trial.
This is only one among many of
Mr. Bernard's cases of shielding
guilty men from justice. In Mr.
statement he said that
he had reported the case to the
post office department bad the
inspector sent down here. But I
will ask him here now if he
did not mm down a warrant for
B. Moore, him by Mr. W.
F. and sworn out by me.
and would give it any
at all. But treated it with
utmost contempt and sent it hack
not approved, and kepi the matter
as quiet as he possibly could. I
would further ask him if Hon. J.
II. Small was not the man. by re
who reported the matter to
the department, and
asked that be Investigated. Mr.
Bernard also stated that the in
specter reported to him no evidence
in the case. I say that If the In-
did as Mr. Bernard stated
that lie made out two reports, for
he told me that the was
as plain as could lie, and t should
like to know if Mr. Bernard was
not the man, who told the
tor that he Bernard i was person-
ally acquainted with all parties
concerned. It made up affair,
and the was no good. It
.-Hikes nil that this is the
way of it as Bernard is so frequent
given to mistakes.
As to Mr. Bernard's and my
little collision at the depot at
Greenville, for my part, under
the I have no
apologies to hat would say
this much for Mr. Bernard's bone
fit, the next gentleman he tuns
into, to either side track, or at
least to be excused, of
to go directly through him.
E. B. V. I. . . L
DIED.
Three Ladles Pastes Away Sun-
day.
Mrs. C. W. Harvey died Sunday
morning at her home on Dickinson
Avenue. She had been sick for
some time but all her friends hoped
for her recovery until two days be-
fore her death when she grew
much worse and in spite of every
effort of the doctors she died Sun-
day about o'clock.
Mrs. Harvey had been living in
Greenville three of four years and
while here she made a great many-
friends who loved her and are
deeply grieved over her death.
Prayer service was held at the
home of Mr. Harvey this morning
and the taken to Danville,
Va., for burial, by-
Mrs. Harvey's husband, Mr. C.
Harvey, and mother, Mrs.
Mrs. Mary A. died
at the home of Mr. B. B. Higgs
at o'clock p. m. Mrs.
Whitehead lived near Scotland
Neck about three weeks ago
she came to Greenville to visit the
families of Mess. E. II. and J. W.
Higgs J. It. While
here Mrs. Whitehead was taken
with acute which caused
her death. The remains were
on the train this to
Scotland Neck the burial took
place this at the
church yard near Scotland
Neck. Mrs Whitehead was the
wife of the late Whitehead,
of Scotland Neck, and was
years old a member of
Presbyterian church. Mess. J. S.
Higgs and Tom Whitehead and
Mrs. T. T. Cherry and Miss Mary
Whitehead left this with
the remains.
Happening la Carolina.
The North Carolina Dental As-
meets at City
next week.
Gaston Price, a merchant at
Navassa, near Wilmington, was
murdered and robbed Monday.
A cotton and peanut company-
has been organized at Windsor
with a capital stock of
A passenger on the Sea-
board Air Line was wrecked near
Sunday night. Three
coaches turned over and a number
of passengers were seriously hurt.
Jerome Dowd, of Trinity
College, has accepted the position
of resident in sociology at
the University of Wisconsin.
North Carolina loses a good man
in his departure from the State.
committee appointed by the
Governor to select a site for the
State Guard encampment, have
agreed upon park, at
The encampment
will be by regiments, the first
being camp train 10th to
the second from July 20th to
and the third from July 31st
to August
BETHEL ITEMS
N. C, June
A. L, Helms, of Washington,
was in town today.
Miss Mable of Mt.
Olive, is visiting friends in this
The I
The took E part
la tho Odessa Oar
second lieutenant, V not a
temperate man. Um
meat lie sought ft r la a
square tared am. lb
drum h at lie a a In tile
cabin In a drunken from which
be not be awakened. was
of hi quarter bud to
fight Ma guns. In the when
he come to himself, tic put
we speculated
whether he would tie shot or hung at
the would have been
a episode, but not
that bis fate was even more tragic.
A as the no. her was dropped
In the Golden Horn, off the
captain ordered, the
We all wondered. Then he said,
Mr I want
H. up once, greatly as-
the
second Is Mr.
said the skipper sternly and turned
away.
S. look Um hint, stepped at once Into
the and was landed at the nearest
shore. From that day no soul ever
heard what of Whether
he committed suicide, whether he got
other employment a mat-
In busy whether,
another name, he won for himself
the of Ids fellow men has
been known. Contemporary Re-
view.
Ball Ike
What could lie more absurd than the
conventional of the
those types which see and accept
every day Is
unfortunate. To express our
characteristics we have a choice
of figures, a burly farmer or
a lion. The lion gets some lit-
from heraldry, the
vanity Is Haltered by the anal-
of our powers to those of the king
of beasts. Hut otherwise how
there Is
by an which most English-
men have only seen In the degrading
captivity of a menagerie, which has
never within historical times Inhabited
their Islands and about which
know almost nothing.
also the chronically de-
Misses Lizzie and Blanche Mayo, warned state of British agriculture, it
r ma an seems Ironical that the Brit-
of are J f a
Effie of this r. if H n or a
place. or n there would be
bat the Mont
century John Hull with
. . . , I
Miss Lizzie has just ,.,., .,
Mrs. Betsey Fleming died Ban
day night at the home of her sou,
Mr. Fleming, about
miles from Greenville. Mrs. Flem-
was years of age and had
in health for some lime.
She leaves three children, Mess.
Fleming and Joseph
Fleming Mrs. J. A. Thigpen.
The burial took place this after-
at the family burial
turned from Oakley where she whom are so familiar from allusion
Au indignant citizen of
Delaware, brought i
slander suit against
for charging him for
a provocation,
and the sued thought so,
for he patched up the breach be-
tore it got into
Star.
The model man makes
merchandise of his griefs nor
the hearts of others with his Iron-
Mm.
Event.
One of the most
of the season was the celebration
of the wooden wedding of Mr. and
Mis. G. which occurred
Monday evening at the residence
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
M. Shepherd, Hall avenue.
rooms were brilliantly lighted and
beautifully with palms
and potted plants. In the parlor
there was a perfect bower of lilies,
ruses and terns, near which Mr.
and Mrs. received, assist-
ed by Misses Laura
Katie and Messrs.
sou and Laud. The guests, alter
looking at the handsome and use-
presents, which number nearly
a hundred, were ushered into the
dining rooms by Misses Lizzie
Baker and Lizzie and Messrs
Henry and
where they were wailed
on by Misses Peebles, Elise
Urquhart and Mae
The menu consisted of
chicken salad, beef tongue,
biscuits, cheese straws, olives,
and chocolate cream, fruit
cake, plain cake, chocolate cake
and ice lea. Nearly one hundred
called during the evening.
Suffolk Herald.
BLACKJACK ITEMS
Buck Jack, N. U
L. II. While is
Don of
spent Saturday night near here.
Mills returned last
from Boot, where
she had to visit her many
W. II. Wynne came
day.
Waller Buck, of Ayden, was
Saturday
Mis. Mills is on the sick
list.
Miss Nannie spent Hat-
night here with her brother,
Jesse
a out
Sunday.
Mr. mid Mrs. Tyson came
Friday to visit their many
friends and Monday.
and picture is a being quite unknown
to us In the He is Just n good ex-
ample of the time honored, inaccurate,
conventional type. All rigor and sag-
bars long departed from
the we are too Indolent to
replace him.
a, York
The hospitality of smaller place Is
been visiting friends.
O. II. Hawk in- is a visit from
Goldsboro.
Bee. Jas. W. has just r
turned from Everett where he
held service Sunday morning and
Miss James, of rare if not unknown la New York,
is visiting her sister at different and tends
I to lie swamped or and seen
chilled into apparent Indifference
Miss Mollie Bryan, of Winter- that is really compelled
ville, is visiting friends here.
, , and never up. It is a
Miss Elma Whichard, against odds. Not
is visiting relatives here. I it happen the enormous
u .,. i,. I of social and Intellectual op-
who has been ,,,. ,,
at his old home for the past pie who come to live in New York so
left Monday for Mt. Olive. I them that end in
Miss of Bob-
spent Monday this
place.
Prof. has just
returned Lorn Wrightsville
Beach.
Northern Wood
K in
ITEMS.
N.
It. Mi-Cotter from
Sunday.
Jas. L. W. J. Kittrell
went to Morehead
W. J. Woodward returned to
Norfolk Friday.
Mrs. Lula and Mrs. Geo.
B. Webb, of Kinston, are here
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Griffin, of
Goldsboro, are here visiting J. F.
C. Dunn has sold out his
livery business to J. Brooks
Mr. Brooks has sold out his
grist null and gin to Mr. Dunn.
Mrs. M. J. Stanley left Tuesday
for New York City.
W. Pollock, of Kinston, was
here on business yesterday.
J. Tucker, assignee to J.
lick Co., has opened up and is
hustling off the goods at cost.
It. L. Gardner, a salesman for a
firm, is here soliciting
orders.
Harvey Washington,
spent Monday and part of
Tuesday here.
Harvey Loveless and J. N. Al-
two lightning rod salesmen,
are here.
lag Borrower lives in the grant city
and swing fewer than In the
smaller from which came.
And if it does not them h
ts apt to drive hard. A
Yorker who air, inly had a in
town and another In the country near
by excused himself for a third
In New Hampshire by
or near town never gel away
from I a place
where I can have leisure, and
leisure to a New Yorker means,
course, a chance to do some
a Snake.
a lit
tie 4-year-old sou of Mr. II. T.
Bailey, left his home on Second
street and went down about the
gully near street to play.
The boy found a moccasin snake
which he and carried home.
The boy held the about the
middle of the body with both ends
hat and wriggling try-
to get away. When the boy-
reached the gate and Mrs. Bailey
saw hi in with the snake she
screamed. This frightened the
little fellow so that he dropped the
snake and began crying.
the snake did not harm the
at
NEWSY AND
BUSINESS. MUTES.
a. C, June
O. On to find out the
strongest potato market.
Miss Keel, alter spending
a delightful week visiting friends
n Greenville home Sat-
Mrs. W. K and little
daughter, of Kinston, spent a few
days here last week visiting her
husband, who is in charge of the
erection of the dormitory. She
left Monday to visit relatives near
Anyone having or beef
cattle for sale can dispose of them
to A. G. Cox for the spot cash.
Miss Button left last
Wednesday on a visit to the Black
Jack section and returned Sun-
day.
There is much complaint among
the about grass and no lit-
grumbling concerning tobacco
worms. In fact we heard a gentle-
man say worms had taken
possession of Herbert Crafts
he said was going along the
road from here the other day, and
met two big fat fellows on their way
here after a truck, they couldn't
eat it fast enough, so they intend-
ed to haul it This is no
yarn of ours.
I. A. Sugg, Jr., of Greenville,
c tine down on evening's
spent Sunday here.
Nat Cox, of Grifton, spent Sun
day here a special visit of vast
I'm of Kinston,
was here and the smile he
wore when he left leads one to
think his call w is not in vain.
J. K. who has
been spending sometime with his
son in Kinston on account of ill
health returned last Saturday morn
very much improved and rilled
his regular appointment Sunday
morning.
Mr. of the Methodist
church, preached in the Mission-
Baptist church at this place
last Sunday afternoon.
J. L. family, of
Stokes, spent with the
family of J. It. Cooper. Sam Bason
and family were visiting the same
gentleman Monday.
Louis Lawrence and J. J. St mud
of Greenville, came down last
are now engaged papering and
the of Mrs J, D.
Cox.
James Nichols and family,
Farmville, have moved here. Mr.
has accepted a position in
the flue department of the A. G.
Cox Mfg. Co
Misses Maggie Tucker,
of near Standard, of
day here yesterday shopping.
The Carriage Co ,
have completed a few of their
famous buggies which they now
have on hand, Anyone wishing a
first had call at
once, for it is seldom this can
get ahead their work.
I he Way to
Prosperity.
A. successful man once
said this was bis
Early to bed, early to
rise, hustle like thunder
and advertise.
Advertising
Parachute Didn't Work.
An c i a
talk the causes
of business success, said that most
of the great merchants of today
had their start conditions
which were no better than those of
nine tenths of the small dealers;
that by industry and thrift, aided
by steady, persistent and some-
times heroic newspaper
almost any small merchant
reach
A few days ago Clyde Neil, a
town, undertook
experiment with in-
He got lop of a shed
about ten feet from the ground,
opened two umbrellas and with
these his hands jumped His
ides was that the umbrellas after
I he man of a .
bear to the with ease
and safety.
didn't work right and Neil hit the
ground with a dull thud and
with a force that jarred him so
that be walked with a
Landmark.
it takes a woman a long time to
make her hair look as she
had done it up in a couple of min-
in will
bring yon success. Don't
lag behind in the race,
but let the people know
what yon are here tor.
easiest, and best
way to sell anything is to
it The Such
an advertisement goes straight to
the people, they learn what yon
o sell and you reap the
benefit.
have j purchased a large
supply of bright and attractive
to illustrate Reflector ad-
and yon are at
to use I If yon know
what you to say, we will
help you gee up advertise-
That is business, to
help you talk to the people.
The cost of an advertisement in
The Reflector Is the easiest part.
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STATE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE.
Literary, Classical,
At no Tina Is Man Secure tram
Attacks of of tin-
but these complaints am
it Is lo
them. it a remedy
that bas never and I In at-
have cared it. sub-
is but one Perry
i i
Annual In 1.40, tor of State f GO. Faculty of SO
Practice and of about To board in
Hie all free-tuition Iv made before July
opens 19th.
Correspondence Invited from I how teachers and
For Illegal and other information
D-
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OF ANY OTHER.
ONE
ONE THIRD FASTER.
Agents wanted in all
territory.
Manufacturing Company,
Atlanta, Ga.
I For sale by
T WHITE,
Greenville,
AND
reasons
why -we sell more
CLOTHING
than any store in Pitt
We carry assortment.
A are up to date lea.
We never misrepresent our goods.
We are always lowest in prices.
Come and he convinced.
Of course at
He sells Shoes, Hats and Mens Furnishings, also Ladies Shoes,
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REFLECTIONS.
Bibles and Testaments a
tor Book Store.
Cash paid for Beeswax by
M,
A coal burner engine bas been
on this read again.
The east bound train on the A.
N. C. railroad been changed
two hours later so an to make con-
at Goldsboro with trains
from the west.
The Reflector Book Store bas
arranged to Bibles,
and religious books from one
of largest publishing houses in
the country. Any book desired
can be furnished on f notice.
The members of the Methodist
Sunday School bad their
Day service Sunday night
la the Methodist Church, The
weather was very bad but there
was a large congregation. ex-
were both interesting and
instructive.
C. T. little son, Char-
lie, hurt his arm right badly Mon-
day. He was playing in the
with dog and in trying to get
on the dog's back, befell out
door and sprained his arm so that
the doctor had to put it in splints.
Attention is railed to the
advertisement of North Caro-
State Normal and Industrial
College. With a faculty of
members and annual expenses to
only to and
the different branches taught, no
other school offers such
HOWDY Do.
Some Speak to Me, home to
Monday, Junk
U. P. Harding left
New Bern.
T. E. Roberta of Chase City Va.,
s in
II. Hearne to Ayden
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Bettie Swindell left this
morning for Raleigh. .
C. W. Harvey and Mrs.
man left this morning for Danville
Va.
I. A. to
Saturday and returned this morn-
Inf.
i el in
a trip up the
R. O. Jeffreys
day night from
road.
The Club gave a
German in the opera house Tues
day night. The German was led
by W. H. Jr., with Miss
Mary Blow. The Osceola Band
furnished music for the dancers.
There were several visitors here to
attend German.
A Toledo, Ohio, man recently
incursion into
where he bought a pencil. When
he got into Ohio be remembered
hat the customs house men didn't
tackle him, and therefore be paid
no on that pencil.
hit conscience, and he sent the U.
S. Treasury one cent the other day
With the explanation. Think of
an Ohio man totting a conscience
like that around with him, and
then think what he might do if he
got a good
Mar.
Miss Sheppard returned
Saturday Wrights-
ville.
A. G. Cox and Prof. G. K. Lime
berry, of spent the day
here.
Charlie returned
home Saturday evening from
Prof. W. H. and Tom
Moore returned Saturday from
Wrightsville.
Mrs. T. T. of
came Friday left this morning
for Scotland Neck.
Misses Bettie Manning and Nan-
Moore, near Bethel, are visit-
Mrs. Moore.
Mr. Tom Whitehead, and Miss
Mary Whitehead returned this
morning to Scotland Neck.
R. . Rivers and little daughter,
Octavo, of arrived
day evening to visit his niece, Mrs.
Rev. N. Harding arrived
day night held services in the
Episcopal church and returned
this morning to Washington
Miss Bettie Robinson, of
Mrs. Cradle, of
arrived Friday to visit
the family of F. M. J lodges
returned to Washington today.
Tuesday. is,
J. Fleming is quite sick.
Mrs. Marion Johnson is quite
sick.
U. Whichard, of Norfolk, is
town.
Charlie left this morn-
for
Charlie John left this
morning for Wilson.
Miss Bessie left this morn-
for Black Jack.
Frank came over this
morning from Kinston.
Miss Jennie came over
this from Kinston.
It. J. House returned from
Monday evening.
II. T. King hi hi Monday
from Wrightsville.
Mia Annie Thigpen, of near
Penny is visiting Mrs. S. T.
Hooker.
Mrs. E. U. returned
this a visit to
Miss May Latham,
New Bern, is visiting Mrs. H. C.
Hooker.
Miss Whichard returned
Monday evening a visit to
Norfolk.
Miss Mamie of
came in Monday evening to visit
relatives.
Misses Mattie King
Anne King returned this morning
from Kinston.
Miss Mable of Tarboro,
came in Monday evening to visit
Miss Pat Skinner.
Mrs. L. A. i who has been
visiting Mrs. Ola Forbes, left Mon-
day evening for
Rev. W. h. of Ayden,
passed through Monday evening
returning from Mt. Olive.
Mrs. W. M. King, who has been
visiting relatives in Wilson, return
ed borne evening.
D. J, Whichard returned Mon-
day from to Wrights-
ville, Wilmington and Norfolk.
Mrs. J. Lanier returned
day evening from Wilson, where
she has visiting relatives.
Mrs. S. T. Hooker little son,
Howard, returned evening
from a visit to relatives in Wilson.
Capt, Smith is his
run between
again after being hurt in the wreck
here sometime ago.
Mr. Mrs. R. M. re-
turned Monday evening from Phil-
where Mrs. has
been for several weeks.
Webb, Harry Stevenson,
Mat Allen, Willie Ellison Abe
Einstein came over this morning
from to attend the German
here tonight.
Wednesday, June 1901.
J. R. Moore left morning for
Tarboro.
Miss Mary left this morn-
for
Sugg up from Wash-
Tuesday.
A. I. Bowers left this morning
for Mount.
F. H. Harding to
Washington today.
E. B. went to Rocky
Mount
Walter Whichard went over to
Bethel this morning,
Mrs. M. II. left Tues-
day evening for Kinston.
W. B. James left this morning
for Elizabeth Town, Ky.
John Cheshire, of re-
turned home this morning.
lit, Denmark came over
this from Kinston.
Mrs. J. A. Rick- Tues-
day evening from Wilmington.
Miss Lula of Bethel,
is Gardner.
Miss Geneva Gardner returned
Tuesday evening from a visit to
Bethel.
Tap of Washington,
came Tuesday evening to visit
his parent.
Miss Meta Winstead, of Rocky
arrived Tuesday evening
to visit Mrs. G. B. King.
W. O. Little, of Newport News,
came in Tuesday evening to visit
Ms brother, J. L. Little.
S. T. Hooker W. T. Lips-
left morning for Buffalo
to attend the Ex-
position.
Court
Mayor J. disposed
of the following cases in bis court
since last
J. F. King A. T. Lamb, as
sault, and battery, both guilty and
lined each and cost
Amount 14.07 each.
Sam Smith John
mid assault, guilty
suspended on Smith.
92.50 cost,
4.88
II. C. drunk and
tilled 91.00.
Henry Davis drunk and
guilty lined penny and
cost, 9-.-1.
James drunk and disorder-
conduct, v lined one
cost, 92.20.
Miss Sadie Moore, of
is visiting Mrs. II C. Hooker.
BIG NEW S
Now I the when the mall
with frail, which kin-
to cramps, or ll-
Ml
FURNITURE and DRAPERIES at CUT P ICES.
Pictures, Window Shades, Poles,
Come and let Dress House at low Prices.
Sample Notions at New York Cost.
Lot ever offered in Greenville Consisting Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Side
Corsets, Parasols, Handkerchiefs, Towels, Jewelry,
Great Reductions on
goods, organdies, piques,
foulard, silk and embroideries We sell for cash only.
CLO Hosiery and Knitted Underwear.
HAVE BEES IX HALF.
Suits worth 11.85. Boys Suits worth
12.10 Mens Suits worth 8.00.
redaction was ever of on 912.00
and mist BE BOLD Al
ONCE PREPARATORY POD II FALL
This bill Clash Buyers
Ladies Muslin Underwear.
to wear Long Petticoat, Eight
at Less than Coat of Material. Lady Department
BOLE AGENTS Fitting and the
F. O. All See the now Miller even one
New Corset given if not till right.
SHIRTWAISTS.
i. Dozens of styles. Bought from factories bad Imported
from Vienna oilier control In
Europe as mi inspiration for American styles.
have from the cheapest to something very In price.
SHIRT WAIST, QUALITY ONLY CENTS.
BEN, CHILDREN. MUCH it at HAM- PRICE.
ill Underwear needed for now and the coming warm
half, much of it, of what you expected to pay. Price
ire exceptionally low. between our value price and
price positive and Important. North of store
for Men and Goods. South aide of for
Misses Good. with choice Furniture for and
Best Calico.
per yard,
quality only Reduced
on all silk it woolen good
Big Ruts Sale.
About to select from. One
lot of worth 01.00,
marked down lo
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
Furniture.
Leather
red need I OS
Oak Suits, Rock-
Hall
Baby Cradles Car
Ask Pot
Fruit of the Loom.
Barker Mills,
Bleaching, wide
Womens Hosiery.
pall for womens kind
III.
Toe
this is n rare op
for Ladies to gel a
good bargain,
Summer Petticoats.
Mercerized Black Umbrella
Trimmed with Knife
Finished with
Satin Strapping
, Trimmed,
top and bottom with
Rose Quilling, only 11.69
Mens Hosiery and Underwear.
MENS HOSIERY.
a pair for kind
Come and act your Socks.
MENS I
each for Mens kind
Value for
The Biggest Department Store in Greenville.
Big Mew Store.
Curtains Shoes
white II long,
reduced lo Curtains
yd long reduced to
reduced
Shoes cents
s Show HO cents
Baby
all prices,
GREEN VILLE, N. C
they will
nit
V ill Robinson returned Monday on;
evening from a visit to MM. Price it
Store.
FOR THE PLACE
.
;.

mm
Have
What
A sin LETTER.
Washington, June 17th.
I AM BULL AX
OP-TO LIMB OF
Your to
Mr. y
he knocked the bottom
j out of the third term bucket by de-
elating that he would again
accept a nomination that he is
, of the shrewdest politicians in his
Dry party. He knows
. en enough ahead of the
Hats. Shirts, Pants, party without the addition of
OF THINGS frankly
A acknowledged when he
WHICH I AM IN TO MENTION -There are now questions of the
, I, . i ,. n importance before ad in in
nine to see me for I . ,
ration and the country,
their consideration
Dot prejudiced in the
. public wind by even the suspicion
of the thought a third
Mr. knows there are
several public of
which may wreck all chances
TWO VICARS PREMIUMS HAVE BEES PAID IX B of the party to elect the
next and wishes to
press that fact upon the minds of
some of the prominent members of
his party who act as though they
thought the administration owned
the country and could do anything
they without jeopardizing
the future success of the
em party. The immediate effect
f. Will be re-instated if arrears be paid within on month while yon r
fl
Two hundred bushels of
remove
Potash from the
soil. Unless this quantity
is returned to the soil,
the following crop will
materially decrease.
W. have
and value of
Clop.
are trot lie.
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
; Si.
Me York.
X. POLICY
Loan Value,
Cash Value.
. Paid-up Insurance,
i. Extended that works automatically,
Non
evidence
Incontestable.
are living, or within three years after lapse,
Of and payment of arrears with
A after second No
Dividends are payable the beginning the second cl
year, provided the premium for the current year be paid.
They be To reduce Premiums, or
a. To Increase the . .
. To make policy payable as an daring the lifetime
of
J. L. SUGG,
N. C.
was a sort of Muttering activity
among those who are coaxing the
growth of for the re-
p for a
of men, Senators Fair-
banks, of Donna and For-
of Ohio; Plait, Conn.;
Mass.; of HI.; ex
Senator of Wis.,
of York, and Judge of Cabinet, but they have
than they get home, and this be
cause the high the S.
over protects them. Mr.
declination to run the
Presidency certainly makes
the race among the leaders of his
to succeed him an open,
and it should encourage the
to come together
op their real
It has always been understood
Mr. was absolutely
lacking the sense of That
understanding no longer holds
good. Whether is was the word
oft lie congratulations
showered upon him for his
that he would be a third
term candidate aroused the
sense of humor him, doesn't
matter. The lint remains that he
now has it. His first exhibition of
it almost frightened several
property run for his com-
fort or convenience.
Senator Martin, who
is in Washington, on
said of work the State
Constitutional Convention, now
sitting In
is a difficult prob-
but I feel that the Convention
will be able to solve it to sat If-
fad ion of the greater portion of
conservative
made a bid for the
support of the delegates
to National Con
by appointing a
his is only
at the disposal of the
Vice Presidents, Bane
tors told him that it was against
precedent to have a mes-
around the Semite. Those
who know of
required to get the votes
a National
regard bid as a
joke.
And President do
third term and his bored.
Love's dripping showers of sun-
beams doth lint each hour of gloom
make the earth with the sweet
est bloom.
UNIVERSITY
Law School.
Summer Term to
month. Thorough
to the bat.
lectures by u
C.
Chapel
TONIC LAXATIVE
If you have soar indigestion, biliousness, constipation, bad
breath, dizziness, inactive liver, heartburn, kidney troubles, backache, loss
appetite, insomnia, lack of energy, bad blotched or muddy skin.
or any symptoms and disorder which tell the story of bad bowels and an
impaired Will Cure
It will clean out the bowels, stimulate the liver and kidneys, strengthen
mucous membranes of the stomach, purify your blood and put you
-on your again. Your appetite will retard, bowels move
your live and kidneys cease to trouble your skin will clear and
freshen you the and buoyancy.
Ibo U I i can for .
Cm it I
II lea. J- I. . r I l
. s dears tin coaled to fever,
like U
of Ohio, Chairman of
Philippine A
thing shout the situation is
that there isn't slightest
of a boom in
Washington. Mr, has
s lid that be didn't want
but he hasn't
-aid that be didn't to name
And he won't say SO.
will ascertain
Mr. favorite before
the name of the re
publican candidate.
leader in the who is
in said of Mr, Me
third term
is what anybody
Nu. is gin enough
become accustomed to it now and
it change. The
exhibition was in connection with
some of Mr.
received during the past
week. He has a little bunch of
them on his desk from his would
be republican that
particularly in tone, first
man he showed them to, with a
S. as,
advised family
in lo use
the till a very young in-
colic and to warm
it n
ill In and its effect
L a I. ii found lo be en very and
from the its
the use drills and
syrups, we to regard it,
use with m one of the
when la new baby in the
and until are
Far by
in in i d three terms.
n ; . ,. I.,.,,, over, end we In
It is n has been . f the hurried
never w be. I think mull use to keen their
Mr. is too bU-X
clan to over undertake to violate
rule or
I Tim
more autocratic has
cl d iii official circles for a long
that
Commissioner Assistant
Commissioner of Patents would
perceptible was
who loves a joke as well as
nest notwithstanding
dig- and frowning looks, but
w ho could not hide his astonish
L. Ii. Pender,
Tobacco Flues, Tin Hoofing,
Expert Gunsmith employed. All
kinds Gun and Locksmith work
first class, of guns a
specially.
Agent for The Oliver Typewriter
We pay the
of ; I; ; . ; .
I or we ea
not cure will, Little
Pill. the are
will, Hy are purely am
never fall to Eire i. boxes con
lot
IS
mall. .--. taken,
Co., and
for tale by
Paper Hanging.
um t- fill Wall IV
If full line
V from.
I tun I lo
K -1 i
Order if
M. will
J H.
n.
at Hr.
Annual. Ii i a fit sequel to
to put n poll of for him
, . i , ii
I .
El . . .
,. . Ms .
. . i.
I yaw
i. not, rill ch-ff-s
CK THE
Roberts Chili i fob Chills, Fevers,
its and Grippe, and
of Malaria.
None unless
it label
D Ilka a
DO IT WAIT TO Pi El
AND BI CURED
MM
TRY IT w N NO PAY
; . , TO TARE.
in of
the enormous of Pat-
Office. if not set
by authority, will
every inventor
requires a bearing for
limn two month pile up
a of already in
rears, will be future In-
to Improper and for his motto and
decisions. These men will likely to got
of their However, it
no one of those
will meet Mr. Me-
or any member Of his cab-
for a time without
ii u an inward
Plait's net Commissioner
of Patents baa evidently taken
as a private
thereby be is
if and rid-
Norfolk, Va.
Factors Mer-
Dealer in Tics, IVa-
and We
Nova Land fur June
as
Ml
It Ion lots
thin tons
Corn f-t solicit.
J. W.
Cure of
J. W. CO.
Norfolk, Va.
Cotton Fax-tore and handlers of
Ties and Bags.
Con and
solicited.
Three for
Times
VA.,
Now Only Cents a Year,
and includes free The
Monthly, New The
Farm
THE TiMES,
Farm Journal and Para-
Monthly, only
per month by mail.
Address TIMES,
Va.
Steamer leave Washing-
ton daily at A. M. for Green-
ville, leave Greenville daily at
M. for Washington.
Steamer leaves
Greenville Wednesday
Fridays at A. at. for Tar-
leave Tarboro for Greenville
and Saturday
at carries freight only.
Connecting at Washington with
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore,
New York and
ton, and for all points for the West
with railroads at Norfolk.
Shippers should order freight by
the Old Dominion S. S. Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Bay Line from Baltimore
Line from
Boston.
JNO. SON,
Washington, N. O.
J.
Greenville, N. O.
to
AGENTS
Mr. John Drewry, for
North Virginia, Wet 1-
Popular
THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
Life Co., of
i to announce to its large lumber
policy holders, and to the public
of c om-
will now
and from date will
to all de-
the very insurance the best
life company in the world.
If the agent in has on.
yet
JOHN
Agent, N. C.
Assets
Paid policy
Live, reliable energetic wasted at
once lo won for the
om Benefit.
D. W.
IN
to
if -re
or U of Tilt .-,.
of the of
Ii nU
to iii-
la And nil ppr-
having
notified t
hi o of before -ti Ii
June, or will be pica I
in liar recovery. June 1901.
L. J. CHAPMAN,
Every is tiny with us. i i i.
I.,
1.90
1.00
R i 11.95
1.00
to We u
hum-, stuck in tier to get bargain to
jive our the No efforts
to Give us n trial.
us to draw salaries daring
and the govern-
mt-iii to make a pro
mi The In-
justice is
to all and it will
raise Will be heard
next Winter. The only possible
reason fur order is that the
of Patents and his
assistant with things
without re
in the interest of who
Will be by order. it
la an outrage, which should coat
his place.
After thinking tea matter over
the accepted the Plait
amendment, J oat m ii passed Con-
Mil their action has of-
communicated lo the War
Depart meat.
Hr. T. of
who lo a family of the
third term which bad been
fur him, ought to lie de-
lo the democrat
party, lie said on the
can you tat man
the leaders the
party whose
life is not entwined the trusts
which sell their made in
America, n lower abroad
ill
ill
and
A nerve tonic
blood builder. Brina
tin, to p.
restores
l nth. By
. I bold for
with
.- for
bond.
PILLS
ministration in hot
Mime of his in are
wise h lo make him withdraw
his order, suspending
before himself
of Patent,
for July and August
Hereby for two months I
of every Inventor
whose requires n hearing.
The of the U.
la a pro-
fit to the idea
Unit any at, even the
dent should assume the
right to suspend any branch of that
business lung sixth of a year,
is and this arrogant
nor of cannot lie
to that U. S.
is not bis private
or ran
our I-.
-i
for of Power,
or
and
or
Br mail In a
,., for our
to In or
paid. Address
MEDICAL CO.
A Sta., CHICAGO,
for sale by h
N U
170.-------
S. M.
DALE OP LAND.
By a of
Pill this day In a
certain Special
Cannon, Public
estate of W. II.
., -I II. U.
II, John and Olive
ill on July sell at
sale Hie Court House in
lot or parcel of land
in Um loan of
in Its math side of Third street and cant
street known in the plan of
Id to u lot number fin in u.-k ii.
Mb die of June
C AN
Administrator, the
mate of W. It. II
North Tilt county In Superior
Court.
Ti. Notion
W. U
Hy of an lo
from the court of
Wilson in above
at in, Hie house door of
said county, sell to I .-1. -1 bidder for
to said Execution, all the right
title mid Interest which the said C,
defendant has In the de-
real estate to Thai tract of
land in county,
lying on North side of
and adjoining of Mrs.
J. Ii. Tug-
the B, A. an
others, and u as It. J. farm,
containing six hundred acre more or leas,
Thia tin day of May,
O. W.
N. C.
-i------o
Cotton Bagging and always
on baa i
goods kept constantly ea
hand. Country produce and
sold. A trial will convince yon.
D. W.
W. R, WHICHARD BRO,,
N. C.
The Block complete In de
and prices as low as the
lowest. Highest market prices
paid for country produce.
j. i on,
-------DEALER
A LINE OF
Also a nice of Hardware.
TO BEE ME.
J. B. COREY.
BALE.
and
Dealer.
better than cure. Liver
Pills will not only cure, but If
taken in lime will prevent
Sick Headache,
malaria, art Hewing Machines
. other
constipation, jaundice, torpid
liver and kindred diseases.
Liver PILLS
ABSOLUTELY CURE.
Hide-, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar
rein, Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed-
steads. Mill Oak Suits, Ba-
by Parlor
suits, Tables, Safes, P.
I Gail Ax
Meat Tobacco, Key West Cheroots,
A ii in Beauty Can-
Cherries, Peaches, Apples,
Pine Apples, Jelly, Milk,
Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Heat, Soup,
Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil,
Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar-
den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Hats,
Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches,
Prunes, Currents, Raisins, Glass
and China Ware, Tin and Wooden
Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Mara
Cheese, Beat Stand-
lo see
Phone
Hy virtue of a mortgage and
, e , d- to by the
an paid Tobacco
lag I OS mOO. and duly re-
of the
I Pill ill Z. C, the
will at public
I ho home door In Green-
ville in July
in the town of
which lots hive been two
large One lot bound-
ed on the north by K. Lang's lot, in the
i-u-l by alien M. lot, on the weal by
J. C. lot and on south by
acres. One other
lot of
the right of nay of the Atlantic
on went side mad, and rant
north with lo a
west front, to
a slake in the line of
parallel said road felt to a
lake the line of Fr cut
Front let fort to the
Mi one other at I a stake on
ditch and
lo a state in the Held, then moth
to line.
said line to the lo
containing or
lo he to satisfy said mortgage.
Apply to Tut
lea re sale. Thu June
I f JAMBS, Attorney.
Norfolk, Va.
Cotton Buyers and Broken in
Stocks, Cotton, Grain and
ions. Wires lo New York,
Chicago and New Orleans.
The Commoner
ISSUED WEEKLY.
WILLIAM J. BRYAN,
Editor Publisher,
Lincoln, Nebraska.
In Advance
One Year U, Six Months
Three Copy
No traveling are em-
ployed. taken at
The Semi
Weekly and
will be together
one year for or The Daily
It ii 1.1.1
one year for payable In ad-
.,
PATENT
, or
C. CO.
MOM
Is tile customer who lakes advantage of OUR
keeps our competitors guessing it is we sell so
OUR MOTTO-DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES.
W. T. LEE
Exposition
I um about Pan
visitors with board room with all modern
view of Niagara I from the house.
Falls cur passes dour o min
walk to Take Niagara -street
Auburn Avenue. Moderate rates. All will
receive
JOSEPH A. MOORE,
1266 Niagara Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
A FIRST CLASS MILITARY SCHOOL IN EASTERN N. C.
School,
LaGrange, N. C.
MILITARY, SCIENTIFIC . COMMERCIAL
Pupils, Twelve Counties two Slates
represented past session. School Buildings.
for Sixty
The school aims lo strengthen by developing latent
power. The individual needs of the students are considered.
The literary training strengthens traits gives a sound body
and clear mind. Class room methods cultivate
mental grasp. Athletics encouraged. No Compromise on
Liquor or Tobacco. Expenses for entire term of Nine Mouths,
tuition, board, room, fuel payable quarterly
advance. No extras. Write for beautiful register.
J. E. DEBNAM, Suit.
A Special Take
We have price oil of a special line of Figured Lawns
and Organdies, which we have been from to for the
NEXT SIX DAY.
says New Orleans
Times Democrat, not
ed now as once was, and,
judging from present
this of the Lost is
passing from among popular
airs of the day. Ore
believe that is passing. But
the that this air, pop-
us it may lie, is not
with that which mark-
ed it the days gone by, in
fact, the tune seems to be some-
thing other it was. the
old Confederates do shriek over
like they did days gone
by. The future must tell.
Maybe voices have hunky
Maybe the old men are tired and
do not want to yell. May lie Uncle
Sam's new policy of throwing his
gig into any old island that may
suit his fancy has something to do
with bis dying
scarcely believe that
is passing in spite of eh
which have taken place in Amer-
This may lie
in Louisiana but it not
South Carolina, nor indeed in this
section of time
the is played by baud or or-
the yells just as
enthusiastically
as ever. more,
brings hearty applause
Washington and New York
southern people
is even cheered throughout the
north. It is not strictly an
them of Lost but a
song which because of
and its lively, inspiring time as
well as its Um
great struggle for
will never cease to
in this
Slate.
J. Carr is reported
he did some pretty plain
to the reporter of the New
York Times. His remarks will
cause a among
Partisan lenders ill this State.
There is no man the Stale more
competent to speak out than
General Carr. bis
has been unquestioned, and be hits
borne the of many a battle,
has been knifed more severely
by bis friends than any oilier
man in the Hut he comes
boldly upon a higher plane.
should he not t It la
coming to identical line- be
forecast. Thinking men pat-
riots lire seeing the trend
of affairs that will rise above
mere partisan polities. With the
vote eliminated from politics
in the south lines will
ally be drawn upon different issues
THE K FRIENDS AND OF
AND COUNTIES.
ere still the forefront of the race after your
We offer you the best selected line of
General Merchandise
to be found any store County. Well bought
selections, the creations of the best manufacturers of America
and Europe. Seasonable all the year round, Spring, Summer
Winter. We are work for yours and our mutual ail
vantage. It is our pleasure to show you what you and to
sell you if we can. We offer you the very Mat service, polite
attention, and the most terms with a well
established business built up on its own merits.
When you come lo market you will not do yourself justice
if you do see our Immense before buying elsewhere.
Remember us and the following lines of general merchandise.
Goods and Notions,
Beta and Satins,
Jackets and Capes, Carpets, Oil Cloths.
Shoes.
Men's, Women's and Children's and
Harness, Blankets Dusters,
Groceries.
Flour, Meat, Sugar Coffee, Bead Is,
Hardware,
flow Kills and Rope.
Furniture.
Headquarters for Furniture and In that line.
buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either Cash or on Approved
Credit Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing.
Your Friends,
A large line of Baby Caps,
Belts, and
Ladies Col-
and Cuffs all Sizes
I HAVE THE LINK OP
EVER BROUGHT
Mrs. M. T. ell i in charge of my department and if
the hat you is not on band one will lie trimmed lo suit your
tastes while you volt.
Hats, silks. Braids. Ornaments, Flowers, and everything
iii milliners line.
The rural having
proved so conspicuous a it
is a voice should be
raised against it anywhere.
there has been North
at least. A Congressman
one of the districts of
State is a good deal of I
establishment of rural
delivery on of
opposition of country merchants
who are postmasters who, by
having
stores, enjoy a good deal of I rude
from what they have heretofore which they would not otherwise re
we will path them out for Those lovely Imported Em-
Swisses, which are richly worth Ml and will be run out
for the fix days for and per yard. Piques worth and
now for Ii days Waist Dress Goods at
prices lo astonish you. Shirts for men, worth 11.00
for days Our entire of Ladies Oxford Ties at reduced
price from up. Fruit of Loom bleached Call to see us
for any thing yon ant we you.
Standard Patterns July Designs.
KICKS WILKINSON.
been. This light is drawing upon
horizon, and yet
i a great many who do see
Happy Family Reunion.
The home of our es-
teemed friend, W. A
of was scene of a happy
family reunion on Sunday.
member of the family was
gathered under the parental roof,
even down to the venerable be
loved old servant, who
ii e-1 ed many nice meals
the family. The is
years old bus nursed three
gem inn-, of family.
Mr. and Mrs. have four
children married one single.
Those present were Mr. Mis.
I. M. Reams, of Durham, Mr.
Mrs, Ernest of
Mr. Mis. Hugh
of Mr. Mrs. W. K.
Dorsey, of Oxford, Miss
lie Ledger.
and blood should both be
kept la
From the of history
even lo this good day men
were ever much alike. It is re
called that u lime when it look-
ed as if Paul were about to con-
all lo Christianity,
one a silversmith which
made silver shrines for
called all the craftsmen of
like informed
that craft wits danger
thorn that by this craft
they their
postmasters with to the m-1
ml delivery Oh I
server.
NOTES
If, C, dune
Lawrence, Anderson, of near
spent Saturday night
town.
E. E. was
here Tun day.
S. II. Hull, of Columbus county,
was slopping in Monday and
Tuesday nights.
S. II. of Wilson, is spend-
several tints here.
The Masons had their annual
meeting here Thursday. They
dined the Smith Hotel.
Little Boas Is still very ill.
E. V. was
here Ibis week.
A. L. Peacock, of Norfolk, spent
Thursday night in town.
Mis. Morns Ii quite sick.
Her many hope she will
soon lie convalescent.
J, E. Lewis and T. It. Hymen
passed through Wednesday.
Prof, Manning returned home
Wednesday evening.
Martin s v.
The report the It tee
pointed the General Assembly
to Investigate the accounts of
W. H. the In-
clerk in ex-
State Treasurer Worth, has been
completed.
The report will
lie until signed by all tin members
transmitted to the Governor.
Representative V.
Of Mecklenburg, who drafted
committee
ed bis work yesterday. he
T. M. Arlington have
the report, which was yes
forwarded by express to
Judge D. Winston, the third
number of the committee, for his;
signal re.
The shortage of Major Mai
has been by the com-
to be
As soon as report has been
completed Treasurer Lacy will
make demand on ox -Treasurer j
Worth's bond for the amount of
defalcation. Action will of course bU influence as an honest
be taken to the Baltimore Lit-
Company, which gave MaJ ,, ,, u,
or bond, to make good low or not listing it
shortage. The company gave an.,, the statement of
annual bond As Major y,., . ,.,,
theft exceeded ii is and Illegality man has
Major
A Whippet. Run Out of
lo
an Innocent Negro
Ark., June
Watson, who his wife swore
that Will had
committed an on Mrs.
sou, was taken out by a committee
of citizens of last night
and given lashes. The
of Watson and his wile was the
means of having been
lo hang, but about
weeks ago If rs. Watson made a
written statement confessing that
she bad sworn falsely against Boa.
learning this Governor
Davis suspended sentence inf.
P on Watson's wile
swore she was
husband to testily against
At conclusion of the
lushing wan placed on a
train and given instructions not to
Stop ill Arkansas.
Listing properly for taxation has
Its temptation. Many a man has
slightly in the of a
the actual loss sustained by
Mail his bondsmen is not
large.
Treasurer I. It. Lacy will lose
by reason of Martin's no-
in his Mall In spent
thirty days Mr. office
his clerical
composed of new the
duties of the office. Ho accustom-
ed was Martin to running his
hands in be
aid resist Hie temptation
he had lost his job, not
stole before men
tinned, lint he also forged a cheek
for changing it from one
account to another. Raleigh Post.
Experienced
managers have no
doubt as to great value and
necessity of newspaper advert is
and some refuse to do
any oilier kind. It has staled
that the revenue of The York
Herald from theatrical advertising
less than a year,
while three oilier York
mils receive ill least each
Mime
Record.
lost in in ii iii the confidence of food
men and bad men as well. Such
characters are marked as being
worthy of trust by their neighbors.
It is decided against them
lice they me heart
est, f they are trusted evermore
it I- it is seen that inter-
est and not honesty will keep
from betraying their trust. It is
men think it is no
. v moral law lo avoid
any will not make
amenable to the criminal law the
pay men of taxes to the State.
I Great mistake. Cud will bring
work Into
it is good or evil. The man
I who will cheat the government is
II. A. representing
National Association of
I Carolina, la In ibis section
local branches of
it Is en industrial or
among the colored
purpose establishing
stores, and other
prises their race. Giving
attention to such as this is
far better colored people
than miming after politics.
ho tali; about themselves
are seldom
dishonest enough to
Kansas Oily, Mb . June when he can do
Quito stops I the organization Lumber Bridge News.
of a now which is
proposed to Missouri only
to form a national The of the
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