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Hides. Fur, Seed, Oil Bar- <lb/>
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W. R, WHICHARD BRO,, <lb/>
DEALERS IN <lb/>
Whichard, N. C. <lb/>
The Stock complete In every de <lb/>
prices as low as the <lb/>
lowest. Highest market prices <lb/>
paid for produce. <lb/>
NOTICE TO <lb/>
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notice i hereby to all <lb/>
indebted to the estate to make <lb/>
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twelve months from the <lb/>
the sum will be <lb/>
plead in <lb/>
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11.1. <lb/>
of L T. Lang. <lb/>
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The Clerk if the of <lb/>
day to lire <lb/>
of administration on the <lb/>
estate of W. A. Smith deceased, notice <lb/>
la hereby given to all holding <lb/>
11.1.1, present them <lb/>
to me for or before the 14th <lb/>
lay of April or notice will <lb/>
plead in bar of recovery. AH <lb/>
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the lath day of April 1901. <lb/>
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Syrup, Jelly, Milk, <lb/>
Flour, Sugar, <lb/>
Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, <lb/>
Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar- <lb/>
den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, <lb/>
Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, <lb/>
Prunes, Class <lb/>
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have distributed from top of bead other and <lb/>
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SUM AH <lb/>
Phone <lb/>
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. <lb/>
administration having this <lb/>
day been issued to me by the Clerk of <lb/>
Superior Court of county upon the <lb/>
tale of II. I'll <lb/>
hereby given to all <lb/>
said to me <lb/>
fur payment on or before the day of <lb/>
April 1902, or notice will lie plead In <lb/>
bar of their recovery. MM indebted to <lb/>
said are to <lb/>
payment Io mo <lb/>
CANNON, <lb/>
Public Administrator, <lb/>
the late II. <lb/>
COME TO SEE ME. <lb/>
J. B. <lb/>
Norfolk, Va. <lb/>
Cotton Buyers and Brokers in <lb/>
Stocks, Cotton, Grain and <lb/>
ions. Private Wires to New York, <lb/>
Chicago and New Orleans. <lb/>
North Pitt In Superior <lb/>
Court.<lb/>
of Execution Sale. <lb/>
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virtue in directed to the <lb/>
from the Superior court of <lb/>
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at IS o'clock, in. the court house door of <lb/>
county, sell to bidder for <lb/>
cash to Mid Execution, all right <lb/>
title which Hit- W. C <lb/>
has the de- <lb/>
scribed real estate to That tract of <lb/>
in township county, <lb/>
lying on North <lb/>
adjoining the lands of Mr. <lb/>
Bullock, J. It. Tug- <lb/>
well, B. A. <lb/>
and t rm, <lb/>
containing or leas. <lb/>
tin M day of Bay, <lb/>
W. <lb/>
Pitt County <lb/>
The Commoner <lb/>
ISSUED WEEKLY. <lb/>
WILLIAM J. BRYAN, <lb/>
Editor Publisher, <lb/>
Lincoln, Nebraska. <lb/>
Advance. <lb/>
One Year Six Months <lb/>
Three Sing. Copy <lb/>
No traveling canvassers are em- <lb/>
ployed. taken at <lb/>
The office. The Semi- <lb/>
Weekly and <lb/>
will be sent together <lb/>
one year for or The Daily <lb/>
and <lb/>
one year for payable in ad- <lb/>
PATENT <lb/>
far bee advice. <lb/>
WASH I <lb/>
FOR <lb/>
The Eastern Reflector <lb/>
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TRUTH TO <lb/>
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VOL. XX. <lb/>
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, JUNE <lb/>
NO <lb/>
We Beg <lb/>
Your <lb/>
Pardon <lb/>
We have an apology to sake in connection with our <lb/>
goods but its on the score of prices. They are so low <lb/>
we almost to them. Come let us <lb/>
whisper the prices in your ear. They are BO low you <lb/>
cannot hear them the outside. Few pieces of <lb/>
New White Goods just arrived. <lb/>
Yours to <lb/>
W. T. LEE CO. <lb/>
AFTER TWO HAVE PAID IX THE <lb/>
ff <lb/>
OF K. J., POLICY HAS <lb/>
Value, <lb/>
Value, <lb/>
Paid-up <lb/>
Extended Insurance works <lb/>
Is <lb/>
Will be re instated If arrears lie month while you <lb/>
arc living, or within three years after lapse, evidence <lb/>
of payment of arrears with interest. <lb/>
second No s. <lb/>
Dividends an- payable at the beginning of second and of each <lb/>
year, provided the premium for the current year be <lb/>
They may be To reduce Premiums., or <lb/>
To Increase the Insurance, or <lb/>
To make policy payable daring lifetime <lb/>
of insured. <lb/>
J. L. SUGG, <lb/>
Greenville, N. C. <lb/>
The Reflector Office Can't Be Beat. <lb/>
Quality and Price. <lb/>
As a punishment should lit a Crime, so in year round mer- <lb/>
should tit price. A fair minded reasonable <lb/>
trading public effect this. They have a right to expect it. <lb/>
Money is haul earned, and should be given a chance to <lb/>
do full duty when it is spent. Kindly match your dollars <lb/>
our in the wear and tear how <lb/>
anxious this store is to serve you with truest economy, <lb/>
WHITE GOODS and LACES. <lb/>
NEW STYLES IN BELTS. <lb/>
OXFORDS <lb/>
For Men, Ladies, Misses and <lb/>
Children. All kinds <lb/>
Lawns, Dimities and Wash <lb/>
Goods. Agents for <lb/>
standard patterns. <lb/>
The Designer cents, <lb/>
Fashion Sheets Free. <lb/>
KICKS k WILKINSON. <lb/>
TON ITEMS <lb/>
N. f. May <lb/>
spent the day <lb/>
Monday. <lb/>
Felix M. spent the day <lb/>
at Sunday. <lb/>
Miss Abbott returned <lb/>
from accompanied <lb/>
by Miss Lula Patrick, of that place. <lb/>
Joe Harvey wife of Vance- <lb/>
are here on a visit Io our <lb/>
townsman, J. If. <lb/>
Mr. Mrs. h. A. <lb/>
for Monday, <lb/>
is to enter the hospital for treat- <lb/>
Misses Minnie <lb/>
of came down <lb/>
Thursday to attend the <lb/>
T. came <lb/>
over to the last <lb/>
W. II. came down <lb/>
Thursday returned to the <lb/>
Springs today. <lb/>
Misses Anna and Eva <lb/>
Webb, of arrived Thurs- <lb/>
day evening to be present at <lb/>
commencement. <lb/>
Jacob M. Levy, of Baltimore, <lb/>
was here yesterday, <lb/>
Ed Patrick payed our town a <lb/>
short visit yesterday and returned <lb/>
to den. <lb/>
Quite a crowd came down from <lb/>
Ayden yesterday to be present at <lb/>
closing exercise Miss Mary <lb/>
school which was a grand <lb/>
success. Etch and every <lb/>
acted parts to perfection. <lb/>
A gold pen win awarded <lb/>
and another to Miss Dare <lb/>
The river continues to rise rap- <lb/>
idly, but it lacks about six feet <lb/>
being as high as it was in ninety <lb/>
four. <lb/>
Just <lb/>
CUSTOMERS OF <lb/>
PITT <lb/>
We are -till in the forefront of the rice after your <lb/>
We offer you best selected line of <lb/>
General Merchandise <lb/>
to be any store in Pin County. Well bought choice <lb/>
selections, the creations of the America <lb/>
and Europe. all the year round, Spring, Summer <lb/>
Winter. We are at work for yours and our mutual ad I <lb/>
vantage. It is our pleasure to show you what you want and to <lb/>
sell you if we can. We offer you very best service, <lb/>
attention, the liberal terms consistent with a well I <lb/>
established business built up on its own merits. <lb/>
When yon come In market you will not do yourself <lb/>
ii you do see our immense stock before buying elsewhere <lb/>
Remember us following lines of general merchandise <lb/>
A large line of Baby Caps, <lb/>
Belts, Laces and <lb/>
Embroideries. Ladies Col- <lb/>
and Cuffs all Sizes. <lb/>
I HAVE Till-; AND HANDSOMEST LINE OF <lb/>
MILLINERY <lb/>
EVER until tun <lb/>
Mi- and if <lb/>
Goods and Notions, <lb/>
Shoes. <lb/>
Hats and Caps, Silks and Satins, <lb/>
Jackets and Mattings and Cloth.-. <lb/>
Blown To Atoms. <lb/>
St. Louis, May the ex- <lb/>
of caps, <lb/>
which set off pounds of <lb/>
mite and 1,200 kegs of powder, the <lb/>
14-ton freight boat plying <lb/>
between city <lb/>
on the Missouri river, was blown <lb/>
to pieces last night, Considerable <lb/>
damage was done Io property <lb/>
a mile around. laborers who <lb/>
were aboard are miss- <lb/>
The was property of <lb/>
the Ferry and Packet <lb/>
Company and was about ready to <lb/>
leave her dock with a cargo of ex- <lb/>
for use building a rail- <lb/>
road below ton ii, when the accident <lb/>
occurred. boat was propelled <lb/>
by engine. When a <lb/>
match was to the genera- <lb/>
tor, the gasoline took lire. Captain <lb/>
the crew immediately <lb/>
Vacated and waned all person <lb/>
near by. <lb/>
The spread rapidly to the <lb/>
tanks gasoline a sec- <lb/>
explosion occurred. This <lb/>
set oil the explosives on <lb/>
board and with a report was <lb/>
heard miles away boat was <lb/>
blown to atoms. The ferry boat <lb/>
L, Stephens, lying yards <lb/>
above, was considerably damaged <lb/>
the woodwork Of the upper deck <lb/>
and pilot house being torn away. <lb/>
Those abroad the boat <lb/>
ed. Three residences belonging to <lb/>
Mrs. Bailie II. John- <lb/>
son and Charles about <lb/>
yards from tin aster were <lb/>
wrecked. Fifteen plate glass win- <lb/>
in business on Main <lb/>
street, half a mile away were <lb/>
en and nearly all of windows <lb/>
and glass doors for a mile surround <lb/>
were by <lb/>
the <lb/>
Women's and Children's Shoes. <lb/>
Harness. Horse Blankets and Dusters. <lb/>
and <lb/>
Dusters. <lb/>
Groceries. <lb/>
Meat, Sugar Coffee, Molasses, Scad Is. <lb/>
Hardware, <lb/>
Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and Rope. <lb/>
PI. <lb/>
Furniture. <lb/>
Headquarters for Furniture and in that Hue. <lb/>
We buy strictly tor Cash, but sell for Cash or on Approved <lb/>
Credit Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square <lb/>
Your Friends, <lb/>
. co. <lb/>
One Useful Fly. <lb/>
Flies are so heroic that <lb/>
of tho <lb/>
saved for bus- <lb/>
man his and <lb/>
stud is many ways remarkable. <lb/>
Tin- time ii- Thursday I <lb/>
morning the place a <lb/>
log car of a Louisville <lb/>
train Inch stood Hie <lb/>
Recent Rain and Subsequent <lb/>
Floods do Irreparable <lb/>
C. Maj <lb/>
The crop Issued <lb/>
Department of Ag- <lb/>
damage done <lb/>
washing rains and Hood water <lb/>
to low lauds wheat, com. oat. <lb/>
rye; loss irreparable, excepting <lb/>
,,, corn, which can <lb/>
Highland wheat. <lb/>
tic replanted, <lb/>
and corn <lb/>
street station for <lb/>
The was dozing on <lb/>
bald spot of the doing <lb/>
merchant's head. The man, who transplanted; pastures and grasses <lb/>
had been attending races, was I wheat beading, apples <lb/>
fulling, <lb/>
inside coat was his wallet, North features <lb/>
all of money. On <lb/>
his a diamond glistened. <lb/>
By was <lb/>
He saw a man's band working <lb/>
the stud. Not ii moment was <lb/>
to be lost. danced <lb/>
of crop condition this week over- <lb/>
by the Immense damage <lb/>
done to laud crops, by heavy <lb/>
rain lull and subsequent Hoods; <lb/>
ii usual large areas of lowlands <lb/>
in corn and submerged <lb/>
the sleeping mail's cheek in a vain wheat in the <lb/>
endeavor Io arouse him. The badly <lb/>
only The Stands of cotton and <lb/>
galloped over hi- chin did corn injured. crops do- <lb/>
a his ear. grassy; hum <lb/>
In desperation be began a glow I work stopped; fruit dropping con- <lb/>
march up and down the <lb/>
Die I Alabama full ample, <lb/>
ton much improved, of re- <lb/>
fin Veterans. <lb/>
Albert Mix, of <lb/>
N. V., killed himself Tuesday be- <lb/>
cause be had lost bis false teeth <lb/>
and lacked money Io get another <lb/>
sot. <lb/>
Cost of Traveling on <lb/>
An Illustration of the <lb/>
cost of hauling over good and <lb/>
bail roads is furnished C. Iv. <lb/>
Jr., in Louisville <lb/>
Courier Journal. The incident <lb/>
came under his observation, <lb/>
and the roads were in Kentucky. <lb/>
He <lb/>
machine <lb/>
pounds was drawn four miles <lb/>
the Brook turnpike, a macadam- <lb/>
mad. it required four mules <lb/>
pounds a mule; and one I of rations of chew <lb/>
and one half hours cf time, at a I tobacco from the Continental <lb/>
e of cents per mule <lb/>
hoar, in a total for four milt <lb/>
el <lb/>
i f pick and <lb/>
awake. but <lb/>
i ran from I he smoker and ill <lb/>
The Black well Durham in <lb/>
contributed for the com. The like all heroes, did <lb/>
fort of Confederate veterans at not nail receive the thanks <lb/>
their reunion Memphis, Tenn., the man whom he had befriended, <lb/>
smoking tobacco, but flew <lb/>
pipes and boxes of Journal <lb/>
matches. <lb/>
The alone is worth <lb/>
per I Pit <lb/>
The pounds means <lb/>
This contribution follows a con <lb/>
There am I <lb/>
his earth below <lb/>
In days <lb/>
when i be -i ow comes <lb/>
ll up, -land- fairly good, <lb/>
well advanced; corn, <lb/>
wheat, tints, gardens and minor <lb/>
improved; late planted <lb/>
up norms quite damaging; oat <lb/>
ban reusing, indicating <lb/>
n Id-; only prospects <lb/>
bright, -nine ripening. <lb/>
and crop badly <lb/>
washed in north section by <lb/>
heavy rains, marked <lb/>
in middle and southern sections; <lb/>
,, crops g tall oats <lb/>
wheat being <lb/>
sections, <lb/>
, corn and cotton variable <lb/>
but general outlook more <lb/>
through <lb/>
These supplies conic the I . <lb/>
commissary committee, and They're <lb/>
tobacco and pipe-will i furnish- <lb/>
ed free lo the in <lb/>
to meal- per day <lb/>
and Good <lb/>
cents. <lb/>
traveling four miles on <lb/>
turnpike route <lb/>
lay a little law than less <lb/>
than two fifths of a OB a dirt <lb/>
toad. To travel this feet it <lb/>
Was necessary lo use of the best <lb/>
mules and seven men; and We have declared many lit. <lb/>
this force it took nine to before good mads good <lb/>
complete the journey. The cost schools are the tWO of <lb/>
Was 980.80, at which people, ll rejoice <lb/>
miles would have 1308.08; or. <lb/>
in other words, 1308.08 Is to see hope for into <lb/>
lately thrown away for want of a. reality. b, fore in <lb/>
has been such Inter <lb/>
i in the.- line- of <lb/>
A woman died progress. <lb/>
Pennsylvania the other who from the <lb/>
bad never seen the inside of a <lb/>
church, had never seen a <lb/>
nor heard a hand play, <lb/>
she Was neither blind nor deaf. <lb/>
Wilmington Star, <lb/>
l. in southern portion than <lb/>
elsewhere; peaches bedding had- <lb/>
In-low earlier <lb/>
indicated early varieties <lb/>
It's <lb/>
ripening southern portion. <lb/>
Some men will pay 11.00 <lb/>
whiskey for medical <lb/>
than kick over a cent <lb/>
lion drug More. <lb/>
elections all <lb/>
graded school- been <lb/>
tin hind we are <lb/>
ire schools <lb/>
more books, more of <lb/>
which menus a freer, greater, <lb/>
more enlightened people. <lb/>
No, Maude, dear, the weather <lb/>
bureau is not a clearing house. <lb/>
Ibis on hilltop. <lb/>
way on <lb/>
The craps are good <lb/>
I. Ml. send down the T,,,. ,,., r. , . <lb/>
, . . . . no rime to Answer a <lb/>
An <lb/>
rough, <lb/>
it's if they'll us best time to answer a letter <lb/>
We bud Is while you are under <lb/>
people, no and before your interest it has <lb/>
no matter you do grow cold. Home letters should <lb/>
No what good fort tine, ho regular. glow and impulse <lb/>
growl a lift time love, stimulated anew, will be <lb/>
when have Ibis stirred, ii t he reply is <lb/>
Io seek long deferred. nm <lb/>
for families who sillier <lb/>
the Hues of be <lb/>
I ween hem lo weaken or be- <lb/>
carelessness in <lb/>
many a lime heart has <lb/>
ached fol the is- <lb/>
ill an when some <lb/>
Molly, who-e letter <lb/>
. Heaven he <lb/>
III, place <lb/>
The of Greenville voted <lb/>
for graded schools Tuesday of last <lb/>
week received n handsome <lb/>
of voles for schools. We <lb/>
think have done the <lb/>
town as large as <lb/>
Ii have graded <lb/>
-eh <lb/>
i- w n has for <lb/>
lo nil the right lime. <lb/>
K. In <lb/>
Home for <lb/>
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EASTERN REFLECTOR <lb/>
and perforated tin- <lb/>
N. C. <lb/>
D. J. M. <lb/>
Entered at Office at <lb/>
Greenville, N. C. M <lb/>
Mail Matter. <lb/>
. Tommy. <lb/>
work for laming the hoods b <lb/>
which ill.- la to b provide <lb/>
with such improvements u <lb/>
ban been long needed, <lb/>
movement Will .-land M a MM-<lb/>
any oral the present <lb/>
are to be office, or. <lb/>
Governor Aycock bat whether tun men are to succeed <lb/>
W. H. Heal, of Super for the citizens themselves I <lb/>
Court Judge <lb/>
District, and h. Robin- <lb/>
Wadesboro, Solicitor. <lb/>
BOB would again <lb/>
call to the importance of <lb/>
the ward, meetings to lie held to- <lb/>
night to nominate candidates for <lb/>
Aldermen. At no election the <lb/>
town baa held in the was so <lb/>
much at the one to be held <lb/>
next Monday, and the good or evil <lb/>
of that election bangs upon the <lb/>
work done in the primaries to- <lb/>
night, i a time when <lb/>
feeling, factional feeling, and even <lb/>
political feeling should be <lb/>
and every man do is <lb/>
the best interest of the loan. <lb/>
The town is just at point <lb/>
when mistakes made tonight may <lb/>
be irreparable and In <lb/>
detriment to our progress. Avoid <lb/>
inch mistakes by nominating good <lb/>
men for Aldermen every <lb/>
annual listing of lasts I e <lb/>
gins the day of June and con- <lb/>
through the month, it <lb/>
the duty of even citizen to give <lb/>
iii bin and <lb/>
it it ho evasion, and to sec v <lb/>
i- possible nil rs do like- <lb/>
to decide in Be <lb/>
this as it may, only good, <lb/>
tent men should be men <lb/>
who are in of the improve- <lb/>
and who will see that they <lb/>
ire pushed on to completion, and <lb/>
who Bill protect the interest <lb/>
town, not a lime now for <lb/>
Greenville to take any backward <lb/>
steps, work started should <lb/>
lie earned on. Much depends <lb/>
the next Board of Aldermen. <lb/>
Friday's issue May of <lb/>
Philadelphia American, con- <lb/>
a splendid photograph of Gov <lb/>
B. Aycock, of North Carolina, <lb/>
and gave bis Southern <lb/>
Industrial Association to <lb/>
June I lib. In i<lb/>
I a great deal <lb/>
g k to i. an I <lb/>
interests t the South will re- <lb/>
this ling. Ai d <lb/>
will do Philadelphia <lb/>
could we do <lb/>
f; j i r trade n <lb/>
with Philadelphia. Personally, I <lb/>
think a deal <lb/>
her people. I have visited <lb/>
there, and on no city <lb/>
the l kn out <lb/>
people be glad lo do bus- <lb/>
sees Philadelphia i lie prop <lb/>
WASHINGTON LETTER. <lb/>
From <lb/>
Washington, U May <lb/>
The constitution has stood some <lb/>
hard knocks in the past from <lb/>
partisan decisions of the U. S. <lb/>
Supreme Court, and it will stand <lb/>
extraordinary and <lb/>
decision handed down this <lb/>
neck in the eases. Although <lb/>
the lime these decisions give <lb/>
the administration a free hand in <lb/>
carrying out Its imperialistic col- <lb/>
policy, they will doubtless <lb/>
make enough democratic votes <lb/>
among the serious minded, who <lb/>
believe <lb/>
the Constitution, instead of the <lb/>
too CARRIED AWAY <lb/>
la Mitchell <lb/>
is a tide the affairs of <lb/>
men. taken at the leads on <lb/>
lion. Our <lb/>
nestling the <lb/>
hitherto undisturbed <lb/>
dire disasters, was on the 21-1 <lb/>
of May, visited by the most dis- <lb/>
evil known to our <lb/>
people. <lb/>
the of the 20th a <lb/>
gale from the cast began lo blow <lb/>
with unusual velocity, and con- <lb/>
force, with <lb/>
frightful dark- <lb/>
waves of drenching <lb/>
Constitution being the football of morning when <lb/>
Congress, as the principal one of we <lb/>
these decisions practically hold- i, ; to have a great deluge. <lb/>
to to elect the President. I By o'clock the people living <lb/>
There is not the slightest doubt <lb/>
that a vast majority <lb/>
i iii- this country regard <lb/>
the Constitution as best pro- <lb/>
on what bi called <lb/>
Observing the rapid rising of the <lb/>
ream and being terror stricken, <lb/>
began lo to the hills for safety, <lb/>
baa a r were <lb/>
j-. i I . i <lb/>
in small number of men, even <lb/>
This to be the <lb/>
those being honest, to <lb/>
escape a portion of taxes <lb/>
ought to listing as lit I <lb/>
their possible, Make <lb/>
any excuse you may, <lb/>
a practice if mid <lb/>
in- followed. If every tax <lb/>
payer would ii all bis propel I j <lb/>
Us true value las <lb/>
.-ate could be made Ion and <lb/>
one would beat bis proportion <lb/>
maintenance of the govern <lb/>
I i-, one I o -i <lb/>
when be goes taker <lb/>
violate the oath be <lb/>
lakes. <lb/>
ti a-i I hope <lb/>
business of I lb rib us n ill be <lb/>
coming together and <lb/>
ling <lb/>
.-. Beautiful Moan Wedding, <lb/>
of liberties, and to Scarcely had they gotten out <lb/>
will resent Us be- their until the whole valley <lb/>
with in order lo make I within which town situated <lb/>
it exigencies of the Me presented appall- <lb/>
administration la to and absolutely indescribable. <lb/>
intelligence. Democrats, of I With mighty rush and roar. <lb/>
course, that this decision I bearing upon us furious bosom the <lb/>
was made, bill they debris of demolished barns, <lb/>
belief that and saw mills, <lb/>
in hastening return to power of More house-, with contents, <lb/>
democratic party, which baa live stock and <lb/>
been i in defender the Con flood mighty avalanche, <lb/>
and believer in strict and In h- mad drove lo ruin <lb/>
pail if the town on <lb/>
Senator Bailey, of Texas, who <lb/>
reputation as an I Mingled with ibis maddening <lb/>
able exponent of the Constitution, of waters and crush- <lb/>
said of the decision of the I houses were to be beard the <lb/>
Supreme de piteous cries of those float- <lb/>
. .-mil bad bulling buildings, on to watery <lb/>
ii is -i bad as the graves, begging and and <lb/>
lion papers are The . light of the <lb/>
friends the administration are multitude by mighty <lb/>
themselves milch downpour of rain, anxious to save. <lb/>
In,, early if think decision but powerless In help, is <lb/>
relieves from known boa have been <lb/>
restriction nor it known bow many <lb/>
with our mills store <lb/>
i he find away. A con- <lb/>
one of among the pet estimate would fix <lb/>
of a and number at about Men whose <lb/>
carry out plan- is regarded as safe, put <lb/>
governing these set- j the damage in entire county at <lb/>
one million dollars. <lb/>
tin I lib a Southern In <lb/>
dust i in I i will be held ii <lb/>
This i <lb/>
will by <lb/>
of <lb/>
States and I hi Soul h's progress a ml <lb/>
adv along all line will In <lb/>
. i i p i <lb/>
North American, one Phil <lb/>
l's leaning papers, has hi i a <lb/>
publishing special editions <lb/>
Southern Slates, with d <lb/>
rations lug n <lb/>
is be. Tin i- I he <lb/>
joint a e tun I <lb/>
Industrial <lb/>
at a <lb/>
Dr. l, r, I <lb/>
college, <lb/>
article git inn n <lb/>
i m North I <lb/>
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These of The <lb/>
American d ling . i <lb/>
and n Industrial Cue <lb/>
w ill no o <lb/>
Immense In <lb/>
I in iv ml lo <lb/>
mile <lb/>
serve town the <lb/>
year will be held night, <lb/>
Tun in con reels like saying <lb/>
I hat the present administration <lb/>
b u a u if la -i ii ii in . i pro- <lb/>
Greenville hat bad Be <lb/>
side- <lb/>
conservative and manage <lb/>
Al I lie In lie <lb/>
i Mr. and Mi-. I. <lb/>
in South b ii, -tub, ill <lb/>
k, Mi. I . Frank Burroughs <lb/>
led In ill menial Mis <lb/>
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i nil. d organ mid <lb/>
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ii lain i heir In in I <lb/>
land id <lb/>
ii ion, rice and old -b e-. <lb/>
i one id <lb/>
land . k . I pi pill and <lb/>
pi ; . inn i mi ii, mill Mis <lb/>
was one lain -I <lb/>
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A . the b I . <lb/>
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of Si I Ni i . also Mi <lb/>
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Minnie Mi <lb/>
Everett. Mt Na-b <lb/>
. Mi r. . of Bethel, Mr. <lb/>
ti. i berry, <lb/>
M a; Mrs, <lb/>
. . number <lb/>
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Hun <lb/>
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other and greater <lb/>
I provisions it j damage to this town alone <lb/>
cat one hundred <lb/>
face of this <lb/>
I dire calamity, and the <lb/>
U, which ii ran limit situation of town, it being <lb/>
will be compelled miles to railroad point, <lb/>
I pi is. <lb/>
that next ca-o ill reach near <lb/>
not with n subterfuge and dollars. In <lb/>
oner or Intel lo meet <lb/>
with roads all away, <lb/>
as to Congress can and great and <lb/>
laws for I insular posses wide is <lb/>
which arc m the without outside help, a <lb/>
express inhibitions of mass meeting was called by <lb/>
standing by mayor of town. The town <lb/>
will become source of commissioners, ministers of the <lb/>
, . i mid . all the good <lb/>
But Us will cud there, the town <lb/>
Following el upon de- and participating, ii deemed <lb/>
i-i-l n Li the income tax case, ii lat and proper, and it was order- <lb/>
convince the people ed by said mass meeting, an <lb/>
the Supreme Court of I. appeal las made lo nil charitable <lb/>
the an- H is <lb/>
not ion late to plant cotton. A few <lb/>
ago K, Knight, during <lb/>
week June had all hi- <lb/>
killed by hail. lie bin i, <lb/>
planting the and made prob <lb/>
ably, bail crop of his life. The <lb/>
same- happens I i late W <lb/>
Judge <lb/>
Knight Place, a few BUS <lb/>
s. be of eon- <lb/>
mu ac- <lb/>
cording it deems them <lb/>
nun be, A the wisdom of the <lb/>
law, has <lb/>
i in, ii only injury ought lo <lb/>
be iv In lb. i law i- i- <lb/>
I'm many <lb/>
rule was 11.1 low id by coin I <lb/>
dot were re <lb/>
i lid all but I I <lb/>
III I Iii- lime coin <lb/>
i inn i- aim -i universal In pub <lb/>
i ale political Ilia . <lb/>
Mm ii I uteri -i i- fell in Wash <lb/>
in <lb/>
in South Carolina, which all <lb/>
u ill bow mm b truth <lb/>
iii claim <lb/>
i i under the disguise of Me- <lb/>
lain iii-iii is headway <lb/>
SI i he ha been <lb/>
in i -I. in mi belief e it <lb/>
i- by Sena <lb/>
i M-1 in u and <lb/>
la tin i. Cat <lb/>
more loan a no <lb/>
lice i I <lb/>
H pi I i ii- i. no <lb/>
11.1 u from at <lb/>
inn nil dale and remain <lb/>
Semite. In other words, <lb/>
resignations, called. <lb/>
I strings attached i them <lb/>
a Iii- h be pulled n <lb/>
of anybody if either or <lb/>
lo do so. <lb/>
from <lb/>
of all affairs, here. <lb/>
The u authorities of <lb/>
made a call mi all male of <lb/>
the town between the of -i <lb/>
lo to work streets t <lb/>
I vs. <lb/>
AINU <lb/>
NOTES. <lb/>
C, <lb/>
bet Cox ship your <lb/>
toes and other when <lb/>
for market, lie is representing <lb/>
best houses in all leading <lb/>
He sure and give GOO. <lb/>
of . Y., <lb/>
where great American <lb/>
position la going on a trial. <lb/>
The canning <lb/>
would like to impress fact <lb/>
upon the minds of farmers <lb/>
there is more money and less ex- <lb/>
the cultivation of <lb/>
and anything else <lb/>
they can raise, and the factory <lb/>
always pay highest cash prices <lb/>
for such. <lb/>
Little Jesse Dixon, who has been <lb/>
seriously ill pneumonia is we <lb/>
arc pleased learn, very much <lb/>
Mrs. Met;. Bryan and <lb/>
are visiting relatives near <lb/>
Ibis neck. <lb/>
A Town Only, <lb/>
May <lb/>
Joseph P. Long, A. M. Holmes, <lb/>
colored, others have closed a <lb/>
by which control <lb/>
Of two hundred Of more acres of <lb/>
laud eight miles from Atlanta, <lb/>
on winch they propose to build a <lb/>
settlement. The property <lb/>
w ill be into <lb/>
Streets, and lots will be sold to <lb/>
it is of <lb/>
promoters to have town govern- <lb/>
ed by and lime to <lb/>
have cotton factories and <lb/>
churches established. is <lb/>
considered a great step ad <lb/>
v of the it will <lb/>
teach him how lo better appreciate <lb/>
law government, and will show <lb/>
lo the white people that be is cap- <lb/>
able of governing himself. <lb/>
North Banks. <lb/>
Washington, May. con- <lb/>
of national banks of <lb/>
North Carolina on April I last <lb/>
has been compiled in Comp- <lb/>
office. The report <lb/>
that on dale given the banks held <lb/>
in loans and <lb/>
as against February <lb/>
, Mb i the date of previous cull; <lb/>
A large number of people <lb/>
. . i ., lo secure circulation <lb/>
lo go on the excursion next I . . <lb/>
Tuesday in order lo attend <lb/>
of <lb/>
against lawful <lb/>
reserve <lb/>
DO YOU WANT ONE <lb/>
A HANDSOME <lb/>
PHOTOGRAPH BROOCH <lb/>
With any picture desired on it. <lb/>
The brooch is gold-plated <lb/>
makes a <lb/>
The picture above does not fairly <lb/>
represent the beauty of brooch, <lb/>
but you can see samples at Tin. <lb/>
that what <lb/>
they are. <lb/>
Do you one We will send <lb/>
you The i i <lb/>
for one year and <lb/>
give you for 91.20. <lb/>
Any one already a <lb/>
have one by paying your <lb/>
subscription one year in advance <lb/>
and getting us one new <lb/>
for a year. <lb/>
Any hoy or girl can have one <lb/>
by sending us new sub- <lb/>
for year. <lb/>
ll capital stoat. <lb/>
against surplus funds <lb/>
undivided <lb/>
against against <lb/>
individual <lb/>
again-t individual <lb/>
-Uh <lb/>
A Little<lb/>
aged seven <lb/>
School. <lb/>
More forty tobacco <lb/>
will be delivered today to the farm- <lb/>
in the surrounding by <lb/>
A. ;, Cox Co. The de- <lb/>
for these trucks seems to lie <lb/>
on a rapid increase. <lb/>
., . i- . , i tier cent. <lb/>
Rev. j, K. being away <lb/>
on a visit, his appointment here <lb/>
tomorrow will be tilled by Rev. <lb/>
Jackson. <lb/>
I, who a little daughter of Mr. W. <lb/>
been attending the Semi u <lb/>
Ky. came homo <lb/>
Tuesday <lb/>
Miss Sadie n of. <lb/>
who has been Mrs. Ir. <lb/>
Cox, has returned home. <lb/>
Mis- Carey of Kinston, <lb/>
left for her home last Wednesday <lb/>
waning after having spent several We <lb/>
days Visiting her friend, know her <lb/>
Mi- love but this morning her <lb/>
Jackson, one of -t who <lb/>
boys, who graduated at <lb/>
It is with regret we hear of the <lb/>
death of Ibis little gill, sweet and <lb/>
pure, a lovely character and de- <lb/>
voted to her Sunday school. She <lb/>
was a member of Monday <lb/>
school at I'm school <lb/>
life not ended <lb/>
Wake Purest Ibis week, came home <lb/>
last night. <lb/>
Miss Rosa Cox returned from <lb/>
Wake forest commencement Fri- <lb/>
day. <lb/>
Though limes are said to be <lb/>
still, not a the <lb/>
demand for buggies <lb/>
grows greater <lb/>
Miss Minnie who <lb/>
been visiting in for <lb/>
came Ev- <lb/>
Mrs. Pr. Cox <lb/>
Thursday shopping in Green- <lb/>
ville. <lb/>
Mis- lie, nice Woolen, after <lb/>
Persistence Wins. <lb/>
In a recent number of it <lb/>
was affirmed man's success <lb/>
life is usually in proportion to <lb/>
his confidence in himself and the <lb/>
courage, persistence and energy <lb/>
With which he pursues bis <lb/>
The man who believes himself <lb/>
is Invariably a daring and <lb/>
tent advertiser of his business. <lb/>
Advertising is the means by which <lb/>
Impresses the world his <lb/>
Record. <lb/>
The Slate Hoard of to <lb/>
serve years, is constituted as <lb/>
follows by gubernatorial appoint- <lb/>
Wilson ti. Lamb, of Mar- <lb/>
tin; T. of Burke; <lb/>
R. A. of <lb/>
Clarence Call, of Wilkes; A. B, <lb/>
Freeman, of Henderson. The first <lb/>
three were u <lb/>
of Senator Simmons are <lb/>
Democrats, while the last <lb/>
gave it. A <lb/>
but gone to live forever in Hen <lb/>
haven of rest. Our hearts go out I tor <lb/>
in sympathy to family and <lb/>
friends, w. T. <lb/>
North Carolina <lb/>
Interests <lb/>
The director of the census has <lb/>
in his preliminary report <lb/>
of <lb/>
the state of Ninth Carolina. <lb/>
value of mail <lb/>
products of Stale lo <lb/>
be <lb/>
for The number of man <lb/>
establishments was in- <lb/>
creased dining ten years from <lb/>
institutions, Christ bin <lb/>
and all oilier business organ- <lb/>
I whatever name or <lb/>
name- known, or private <lb/>
for contributions the re- <lb/>
lief of and distressed <lb/>
pi In our midst, <lb/>
May the God of Merry Inspire <lb/>
out people and incline hearts <lb/>
aid us in great distress <lb/>
and save ii- from Buffering, <lb/>
and death. Contributions <lb/>
be made i in money, fond <lb/>
clothing, lo Rev. I. II- Greene, <lb/>
pastor of Capital church; Rev. <lb/>
i. r, pastor of M. <lb/>
South, Rev. <lb/>
of the M. K. <lb/>
N. c. <lb/>
The t <lb/>
roe Raleigh Past, The <lb/>
Biblical The <lb/>
and <lb/>
h s appeal. With <lb/>
i Know -ill- Journal, <lb/>
New Herald, New York <lb/>
World, Washington Post and all <lb/>
iii also publish. <lb/>
H i <lb/>
. II. <lb/>
I. . K. <lb/>
Town <lb/>
Ii. A. II u <lb/>
N. c., May <lb/>
the capital <lb/>
Uh i ,. . ,,. ,,. <lb/>
in I here was <lb/>
an of per cent in <lb/>
average number of wage earners <lb/>
her home <lb/>
girl <lb/>
ruin <lb/>
Some men never get too old lo <lb/>
bilk baseball. <lb/>
A reasonable amount of egotism <lb/>
a mail brooding <lb/>
I nun h over his neighbor's success. <lb/>
Wes-on, I el ill-led to <lb/>
evening. <lb/>
wave which <lb/>
struck us is j <lb/>
said to have been by that <lb/>
carload of Johnson <lb/>
damped don u on us. <lb/>
Portland, Maine, Tuesday, <lb/>
A burglar epidemic prevails here. <lb/>
Burglars today blew open safe <lb/>
in Maine Central <lb/>
Station early this <lb/>
As was less than <lb/>
a dollar in safe <lb/>
Mill- <lb/>
was also visited by burglars today, <lb/>
and Safe and building wrecked. <lb/>
Stamps money Were taken lo <lb/>
of three hundred and <lb/>
fitly dollars. <lb/>
The was also <lb/>
blown up by <lb/>
ii g. Postage and <lb/>
in the amount a thousand dollars <lb/>
were taken. The build- <lb/>
a one was <lb/>
badly w n i <lb/>
lib Mb <lb/>
f an the eon- <lb/>
exercises of <lb/>
High School June M and <lb/>
annual sermon will be <lb/>
of Mon- <lb/>
day at ii a. m. There will lie u <lb/>
Hag presentation end corner stone <lb/>
laying a. St., by <lb/>
O, <lb/>
literary address at by B. E. <lb/>
Billiard, Neck. <lb/>
and of hi per <lb/>
paid. <lb/>
cent the total <lb/>
Adam was man to grow <lb/>
nervous about the of his wad <lb/>
ding day. <lb/>
Way to <lb/>
Welcomes <lb/>
K. o. has made Green <lb/>
ville bis home lo the of <lb/>
many people here Several years <lb/>
ago he came here lo engage the <lb/>
tobacco and was eminent <lb/>
successful. The higher prices paid <lb/>
and higher <lb/>
ones, so curtailed of <lb/>
leaf Mr. concluded to <lb/>
seek While no one <lb/>
can blame him. it is to he leg re I <lb/>
led that he should move need be, <lb/>
for he was a good enter <lb/>
prising, energetic and useful. The <lb/>
Southerner can, utmost sin- <lb/>
the Middle <lb/>
I on Tar. South <lb/>
Closed <lb/>
The Greenville Male Academy, <lb/>
taught by W. II. <lb/>
closed yesterday, it Is gratifying <lb/>
lo know that school ha.- bud <lb/>
most session it's <lb/>
history. The enrollment was <lb/>
live. II has been under <lb/>
present management for the past <lb/>
ten and shows <lb/>
it has lo grow <lb/>
Prosperity. <lb/>
A successful man <lb/>
said Ibis was his <lb/>
to bed, early to <lb/>
rise, hustle like thunder <lb/>
and a <lb/>
Advertising <lb/>
Poisonous and <lb/>
Stings sad <lb/>
of <lb/>
If a hi fate <lb/>
do net kiss in <lb/>
you SIS apt at any lime to <lb/>
by i .; <lb/>
i ii. <lb/>
Ai then- i <lb/>
mail <lb/>
in If will <lb/>
In you success. Don't <lb/>
lag behind in the race, <lb/>
but let people <lb/>
n but mi here for. <lb/>
The easiest, and heat <lb/>
way to sell anything is to <lb/>
it TBS Such <lb/>
an advertisement goes straight to <lb/>
people, they what yon <lb/>
sill and you reap the <lb/>
We have just purchased a Urge <lb/>
supply of bright and attractive <lb/>
cuts to illustrate ad- <lb/>
mid you are at <lb/>
to use them. If you <lb/>
just you to say, we will <lb/>
help you up your advertise- <lb/>
Thai is our business, Io <lb/>
help you talk to people. <lb/>
I lie cost of an advertisement <lb/>
Tue Is easiest part. <lb/>
if <lb/>
The Weather Has Changed. <lb/>
You Should <lb/>
change your <lb/>
underwear. <lb/>
Lisle Thread, Cotton, Medium <lb/>
and Light Weight, All Sizes, <lb/>
All Prices, All Grades, by <lb/>
Single Piece or in Suits. <lb/>
Patent Drawers for <lb/>
Large and Small Men. <lb/>
You Know W here, <lb/>
ii. <lb/>
It. <lb/>
i sells Clothing, Hat-, and Ladles Shoes. <lb/>
EASTERN REFLECTOR <lb/>
The Kind Will <lb/>
If thin i,. v. M,,,,,,. ,. , u,,. <lb/>
. this paper <lb/>
to owe <lb/>
so to ow. . . <lb/>
for <lb/>
Ml bilk <lb/>
you in settle us early as m <lb/>
him ill null of <lb/>
what YOU said the ,, <lb/>
owe hope will not port-published in some papers I tint <lb/>
keep us waiting for it- lb had abandoned <lb/>
This notion is for those who arc untrue and misleading, On <lb/>
find mark on contrary Mr. the <lb/>
of road, is now in <lb/>
r- making for <lb/>
LOCAL I Carrying on the work, mole <lb/>
, . . . Mot-rill a letter a day or <lb/>
All school, i have satisfactory arrangements <lb/>
j had been and work Of <lb/>
i construction would lie resumed in <lb/>
a short while and carried on to <lb/>
Mr. <lb/>
the route of road Ibis silt- of <lb/>
DO. <lb/>
Some Speak to Mr, to <lb/>
Mil ., <lb/>
to <lb/>
today. <lb/>
II. U. of Ibis <lb/>
H. of left <lb/>
Ibis morning. <lb/>
W. C. lies, of Wilson, left <lb/>
Ibis <lb/>
Miss Helen Bunn, of Henderson, <lb/>
is visiting here. <lb/>
I. V. Morrill, of Snow Hill, <lb/>
came over Wednesday. <lb/>
J. A. Crews, agent of <lb/>
came in this <lb/>
morning. <lb/>
May <lb/>
Joe lo Tarboro to- <lb/>
day. <lb/>
W. went lo <lb/>
his morning. <lb/>
Me HOOtS, of Va., <lb/>
was here today. <lb/>
it. o. returned from Tar <lb/>
Elder V. A. Bishop <lb/>
Ibis for Wilson. <lb/>
Mrs. f. Whaley ibis <lb/>
morning for to visit her <lb/>
lather. <lb/>
i. Burns, has been <lb/>
visiting here, Ibis morning for <lb/>
Ml <lb/>
day evening from College <lb/>
Greensboro. <lb/>
Andrew Moore came homo <lb/>
Thursday from <lb/>
Hill. <lb/>
home <lb/>
evening fro-n <lb/>
Hill. <lb/>
Hist Mamie of Suffolk, <lb/>
who has visiting Mrs, O, <lb/>
returned home today. <lb/>
Mi-s Alice While, of <lb/>
arrived Thursday evening lo <lb/>
her brother, A. White. <lb/>
M. of Suffolk, who <lb/>
has been v his sister, <lb/>
K. Whaley, returned borne to- <lb/>
day. <lb/>
Miss who <lb/>
taught Mrs. school <lb/>
session, left this morning <lb/>
in Maryland. <lb/>
the <lb/>
closed for summer. <lb/>
The wet weather will make a <lb/>
large crop of <lb/>
This mi mill will give live <lb/>
Saturdays and <lb/>
Cigars and Cheroots at Reflector mu bad been definitely <lb/>
Hook on I he co, nor. mm <lb/>
Frank Wilton put in a have before <lb/>
very cash register at his route lake coin- <lb/>
Saturday i, <lb/>
II. M. Harden, of Norfolk, came <lb/>
in Friday evening. <lb/>
w. A. returned Friday <lb/>
from <lb/>
E, II. returned <lb/>
evening from a trip up the load. <lb/>
Mrs. Cherry came home <lb/>
Friday evening from Baltimore. <lb/>
stare. Miss Delhi Smith, who has been <lb/>
,, Will consider Well ,,,, , ,,.;,,,, , <lb/>
Keep grass signs would advantages each. probable Friday evening. <lb/>
not suit the farmers now. They of traffic each will ,,. ,,. <lb/>
want to on It, ,,, , , i <lb/>
wain on the offered, , <lb/>
passenger train was an hour these points will have to lie con <lb/>
a half bite Thursday Ho also said <lb/>
due lo on main line. <lb/>
Th office take or- <lb/>
for engraved and <lb/>
Samples can be seen the <lb/>
The annual meeting of <lb/>
ville Lodge No. A. F. A A. <lb/>
M. will beheld on June <lb/>
at o'clock a. <lb/>
M returned <lb/>
evening fr its v lo her par <lb/>
Robert came Friday <lb/>
evening from Norfolk where he has <lb/>
been unending Behind, <lb/>
Miss Minnie <lb/>
been visiting <lb/>
who has <lb/>
tint where any lakes <lb/>
stock in the road, not a dollar of <lb/>
such stock subscribed will be ask- <lb/>
ed for ii road is completed. <lb/>
believes <lb/>
Greenville ought to have this toad, <lb/>
We cannot say what inducements <lb/>
can be here in the way of returned lo ville <lb/>
hiking stock, but we do know <lb/>
The highest praise has . , , , , <lb/>
en me by those to whom points natural advantages Miss Lillian of Wash- <lb/>
sold Sewing Ma- and the the returning school <lb/>
chine. S. M. Si III ilk- would lie heller for J Littleton, came in Friday even- <lb/>
the road than any Other, Yet N <lb/>
, , ,, ,. , ,, and her aunt, Mrs. A. <lb/>
people should mil wait these , <lb/>
fads alone to bring road to <lb/>
Oil T <lb/>
I Ins <lb/>
Mr. Me. ti. <lb/>
was here Thursday bought <lb/>
about i tomato plants lo <lb/>
back with him. Ho la They should <lb/>
for I be canning down Home <lb/>
have sold the build- j is done Greenville a good <lb/>
on the chance of getting the <lb/>
which as <lb/>
a site for build- <lb/>
will soon be moved off the lot. <lb/>
I have this day received <lb/>
a full line of <lb/>
Patterns and <lb/>
styles and <lb/>
of <lb/>
The of <lb/>
who have been doing a leaf tobacco <lb/>
business here for several years, <lb/>
have dissolved mutual <lb/>
Books M per take effect Angus 1st, <lb/>
MRS. L. GRIFFIN. Urn is composed Mr. T. K <lb/>
of and <lb/>
tin <lb/>
issued lo the <lb/>
following couples <lb/>
J. and <lb/>
Manning and Susan Can- <lb/>
non. <lb/>
Earnest Alice Had <lb/>
dock. <lb/>
Ned Harriet Harriss- <lb/>
Savage Bottle <lb/>
Mr. R. r. Greenville, <lb/>
both men and <lb/>
well known lo the <lb/>
The old will be succeeded <lb/>
by the H. Tobacco Co. <lb/>
Besides occupying present <lb/>
building of <lb/>
new has also <lb/>
large <lb/>
B. A Co., <lb/>
which is with the latest <lb/>
proved for handling <lb/>
leaf. new firm will be <lb/>
to of <lb/>
suit Me- <lb/>
for damages from <lb/>
overflow from canal, came lo a <lb/>
close Friday evening with a <lb/>
for defendant. This was <lb/>
third lime case has been <lb/>
tried, defendant gelling a <lb/>
each trial. <lb/>
v Murder. <lb/>
Jacksonville. May Mis. <lb/>
a respectable while <lb/>
woman, was assaulted at <lb/>
yesterday u <lb/>
After the assault, <lb/>
cut bis victim's throat, killing her <lb/>
clinic and reported it. The <lb/>
entire oily Is up in arms <lb/>
searching tor the assassin. If caught <lb/>
he will be lulled. The crime <lb/>
feel of one <lb/>
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sued during the month of May mis best care <lb/>
III, of l were for whiles and <lb/>
for colored.<lb/>
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Have You Forgot <lb/>
What <lb/>
AM CARRYING AN <lb/>
LINK OF <lb/>
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes <lb/>
Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware <lb/>
,. and A of <lb/>
, WHICH , t to <lb/>
Come to see me for your next Barrel Flour or Pork. <lb/>
Yours to <lb/>
las. B. White. <lb/>
SERVICE BUILDING AT THE EXPOSITION. <lb/>
Co. <lb/>
Exposition, to I <lb/>
i completed In working days <lb/>
grounds. It Is tin present home if a <lb/>
vs having immediate charge of the con- <lb/>
This handsome Is by <lb/>
the of the landscape <lb/>
purchasing agent <lb/>
i. with their numerous <lb/>
Exposition. <lb/>
I am in <lb/>
visitor with board loom with conveniences. <lb/>
view of River Erie from the house. <lb/>
Niagara car minutes, <lb/>
in.- walk to Take street tar t <lb/>
Avenue. Moderate All -t-t.--- -n-1 -i-.- will <lb/>
receive prompt <lb/>
JOSEPH A. MOORE, <lb/>
SIS. <lb/>
Niagara Street, Buffalo, -V. V. <lb/>
None genuine <lb/>
Red Cross is on <lb/>
Don't a <lb/>
I WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD <lb/>
to the equal of <lb/>
for <lb/>
Night Sweats and Grippe, and <lb/>
all of Malaria, <lb/>
DON'T WAIT TO DIE <lb/>
SPEND CENTS AND BE CURED <lb/>
CURES TONIC FAMOUS <lb/>
TRY IT. SO CURE NO PAY PER <lb/>
DELIGHTFUL TO TAKE. <lb/>
WHAT STATES ARE DOING. <lb/>
1.1 <lb/>
The of <lb/>
a sleep Interest In Una <lb/>
lean Exposition. <lb/>
Hods hare Bate, for exhibits. <lb/>
of tbs Malta bare <lb/>
In the Court of <lb/>
Foreign Buildings, <lb/>
New York's- Is <lb/>
Ins has beta erected, and exhibit <lb/>
highly credit able to the Empire Mats <lb/>
Is Installed. <lb/>
Illinois for a <lb/>
and exhibit, <lb/>
Michigan's appropriation for a <lb/>
and exhibit l <lb/>
Ohio's appropriation la The <lb/>
Slate has erected a handsome <lb/>
m appropriated for a <lb/>
and exhibit. <lb/>
Washington appropriated <lb/>
and a of <lb/>
timbers as State <lb/>
Wisconsin appropriated for a <lb/>
building and exhibit. <lb/>
The New England Joined to- <lb/>
the erection of a <lb/>
and display of their resources In- <lb/>
Massachusetts appropriated <lb/>
Island 130.000, and Con- <lb/>
Maine, Vermont and New <lb/>
Hampshire hare expended sums <lb/>
for suitable exhibits, <lb/>
Georgia appropriated a sum <lb/>
to pay the expenses of a flue exhibit. <lb/>
Idaho appropriated for an <lb/>
exhibit. <lb/>
appropriation for rep- <lb/>
is <lb/>
Minnesota appropriated for <lb/>
an exhibit. <lb/>
New Jersey's appropriation for rep <lb/>
is <lb/>
N. Dakota expends Us <lb/>
110.000 for exhibit. <lb/>
for nu ex <lb/>
Maryland appropriated and <lb/>
appointed a to prepare an <lb/>
Delaware made appropriation for <lb/>
exhibit. <lb/>
Washington, Montana, <lb/>
Louisiana, Texas ether <lb/>
represented. <lb/>
In addition to the exhibits made i <lb/>
the of the different State <lb/>
are numerous dis <lb/>
plays of the industrial and natural re- <lb/>
sources of the States by ex <lb/>
MUSIC AT THE EXPOSITION <lb/>
Many Hie of <lb/>
ed In lie Heard at <lb/>
The musical at the Pan <lb/>
American Exposition will embrace the <lb/>
several classes of The most <lb/>
prominent will lie the band <lb/>
by some of the best <lb/>
bands of Western World. No less <lb/>
organists have been engaged <lb/>
for daily recitals in Temple of <lb/>
Music, where a organ has <lb/>
been Installed. <lb/>
The engaged for the <lb/>
are as <lb/>
Mull in v I Bart hi <lb/>
Art the of . <lb/>
r I a. <lb/>
Buffalo, n. <lb/>
May lo <lb/>
-i -a m Mar <lb/>
t J <lb/>
New city, <lb/>
l , Juno I <lb/>
it.;, n. i . O <lb/>
LI J M <lb/>
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lot i. <lb/>
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ll Ra . Pi . men, July <lb/>
v l. <lb/>
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r j-. On <lb/>
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vi . i , Band, . h pi <lb/>
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Fountain gen <lb/>
Right <lb/>
rm I ed Is I. ., I horses <lb/>
dooR Store, <lb/>
a A A i w A great deal of time la <lb/>
To produce die best results <lb/>
in fruit, vegetable or grain, the <lb/>
fertilizer used must contain <lb/>
enough Potash. For <lb/>
sec pamphlets. We <lb/>
send them free. <lb/>
GERMAN KALI WORKS, <lb/>
Now I . <lb/>
It that I lie census re- <lb/>
tarn for 1900 will show n <lb/>
growth Of Mm f American <lb/>
cities. Thus it Is known the <lb/>
public debt of cw York bus <lb/>
from four <lb/>
yours to <lb/>
work on rapid hits only Is-- <lb/>
pun. The debt is <lb/>
now of <lb/>
iii years, <lb/>
go's deist has crown <lb/>
to three years; <lb/>
from to <lb/>
while of Baltimore <lb/>
baa more Una <lb/>
doubled since <lb/>
As <lb/>
chills so <lb/>
and the of the <lb/>
heat, dreaded by <lb/>
with small the <lb/>
many lo and the <lb/>
hot and no mother is <lb/>
for not ll, it cents <lb/>
or snail cents to C. <lb/>
M. I . St. Mo. <lb/>
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I D <lb/>
st. On <lb/>
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I ii, y I s. Auk. ;, <lb/>
. men <lb/>
I I . S, v OCt lo Oft. <lb/>
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ire ;. Cleveland <lb/>
r . till <lb/>
HOUSES. <lb/>
tor lb <lb/>
US. <lb/>
All s;. . u m <lb/>
are i f ; new . <lb/>
for M is <lb/>
by sin , . i; Training <lb/>
horses r r ring-Is work. <lb/>
The lust . is put Hit- new <lb/>
horses n I s the , <lb/>
horses gel used lo their <lb/>
new company. and a nu <lb/>
BARGAIN DAYS. <lb/>
Even i- Examine <lb/>
11.60 Sailors j <lb/>
11.00 <lb/>
to Hie o rim <lb/>
the ring. art- <lb/>
and mil <lb/>
cirri.-. natural of <lb/>
to run n i n <lb/>
hard for A . <lb/>
lint- <lb/>
l ill <lb/>
and do In <lb/>
horse do. -t ilia la l <lb/>
old <lb/>
tut man who ii to <lb/>
trick <lb/>
tin ii tries tin <lb/>
pupil. <lb/>
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j man i -i lo curt <lb/>
fully . ring <lb/>
home . an I rid<lb/>
stock III t and t w who own <lb/>
t- of Ni. <lb/>
our u trial. <lb/>
IV fore I II II I <lb/>
their i <lb/>
Ins i i rd <lb/>
Sill I I ii fill <lb/>
men are In even <lb/>
in light. <lb/>
When folks make up <lb/>
In <lb/>
Will find a The Troy <lb/>
furnishes proof of this ob- <lb/>
in <lb/>
Mason and Martha, t lie fifteen- <lb/>
year old Alex. Hun <lb/>
sucker, of ware married <lb/>
last week. Tin- father of the bride <lb/>
says name was Gorged to the <lb/>
note to Allen giving <lb/>
consent lo the and the <lb/>
now she wrote it herself, <lb/>
but we do not suppose anybody <lb/>
will to the penitentiary for this <lb/>
The victim of <lb/>
may live ripe old age and <lb/>
be pretty green. <lb/>
Women are Considered <lb/>
general, con- <lb/>
sider women as writes <lb/>
in The Home <lb/>
Journal for June. vast ma <lb/>
of sheltered women seem to <lb/>
have conception of the anxieties, <lb/>
trouble, poverty, suffering, <lb/>
injustice and positive cruelty <lb/>
which they inflict <lb/>
women by a careless- <lb/>
in promptly meeting their <lb/>
bills. If this practice were <lb/>
to few one might dismiss <lb/>
it with a shrug or n sigh <lb/>
existed at all it applies to <lb/>
the majority of women. Let a <lb/>
woman look into this matter care- <lb/>
fully, and sue will be surprised at <lb/>
take evils which results from this <lb/>
disregard of obligation. <lb/>
Wherever you find a feminine in- <lb/>
there you find a ledger full <lb/>
of unpaid <lb/>
L. H. Pender, <lb/>
GREENVILLE, N. C. <lb/>
Tobacco Flues, Tin Roofing, <lb/>
Expert employed. All <lb/>
kinds Gun and work <lb/>
first class. of a <lb/>
specialty. <lb/>
Agent for The Oliver Typewriter <lb/>
CURES <lb/>
RHEUMATISM <lb/>
STAY CURED. <lb/>
Century. <lb/>
A that <lb/>
i lively cures and long stand- i <lb/>
. ins easel The blood <lb/>
known, tin- <lb/>
of <lb/>
i after Cures per <lb/>
of Use cases <lb/>
per <lb/>
Sold by BRYAN NICHOLS. <lb/>
Mr. Jno. S. Harris, Use well <lb/>
known at <lb/>
K. market house, has <lb/>
his purpose to enter <lb/>
nil against the of <lb/>
fur damages. He state's <lb/>
that he will allege ID his complaint <lb/>
that be obtained license to sell pro- <lb/>
duce from his store and he <lb/>
was arrested by a for n <lb/>
refusal to move a earl from iii front <lb/>
of his place, tie was carried <lb/>
the Mayor dismissed, <lb/>
hence the soil for false arrest and <lb/>
injury lo his <lb/>
ton Star. <lb/>
BRICK. <lb/>
It in need of good hard brick, smooth A <lb/>
uniform in size, call on write sis. We <lb/>
tire prepared to make delivery <lb/>
in large or small lots, and <lb/>
prices. <lb/>
L. HARVEY SON,<lb/>
IN <lb/>
J. ff. k CO. <lb/>
Norfolk, Va. <lb/>
Cotton Factors and handlers of <lb/>
Bagging, Ties and Bags. <lb/>
and shipments <lb/>
solicited. <lb/>
UNIVERSITY <lb/>
Law School. <lb/>
The Summer Term July 1st to <lb/>
continue three months. Thorough <lb/>
in courses bar. <lb/>
lectures by lawyers. For <lb/>
C. <lb/>
Chapel Hill, N. C. Dean. <lb/>
OLD DOMINION LINE <lb/>
Steamer leave Washing- <lb/>
ton daily at A. M. for Green- <lb/>
ville, leave Greenville daily at <lb/>
M. for <lb/>
Steamer leaves <lb/>
Greenville Mondays, Wednesday <lb/>
and Fridays at A. M. for Tar- <lb/>
leave Tarboro for Greenville <lb/>
and Saturdays <lb/>
at A. M. carries freight only. <lb/>
Connecting at Washington with <lb/>
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, <lb/>
New York and <lb/>
ton, and for all points for the Went <lb/>
with railroads at Norfolk. <lb/>
Shippers should order freight by <lb/>
the Old Dominion Co. from <lb/>
New York; Clyde Line from <lb/>
Bay Line from Baltimore; <lb/>
and Line from <lb/>
Boston. <lb/>
JNO. SON, <lb/>
Washington, N. C. <lb/>
J. J. CHERRY, <lb/>
Greenville, N. O. <lb/>
Paper Hanging. <lb/>
am prepared to fill orders for Wall Ta <lb/>
per bug It line <lb/>
from designers to from <lb/>
am also prepared to do Brick <lb/>
and short notice <lb/>
Order f r wall left at the More of <lb/>
Mrs. M. IX will at- <lb/>
J. H. <lb/>
Greenville, . C. <lb/>
J. Go. <lb/>
Norfolk, Va. <lb/>
m and Mer- <lb/>
Dealer. In Bagging, Ties, Pot- <lb/>
Bill I quote <lb/>
Nova Scotia Planter for and <lb/>
as <lb/>
ton loin <lb/>
ton lots <lb/>
Ion lot- 5.96 <lb/>
Ions <lb/>
Correspondence <lb/>
W. <lb/>
ARE <lb/>
constitution undermined by ex- <lb/>
in eating, by <lb/>
laws of nature, e.- <lb/>
physical capital ail gone, if so, <lb/>
NEVER DESPAIR <lb/>
r Tills will cure you. <lb/>
For headache, dyspepsia, <lb/>
sour stomach, malaria, torpid <lb/>
liver, biliousness <lb/>
and all kindred diseases. <lb/>
Liver Pills <lb/>
an absolute cure. <lb/>
Shot by Ills Father. <lb/>
X. C, May <lb/>
Muck a <lb/>
live years old, in a row <lb/>
with several members of <lb/>
shot and Instantly killed his Hi <lb/>
year old sou Jake with a <lb/>
pistol. The deed was at his home <lb/>
near Henrietta, this county. <lb/>
Jake had driven his year old <lb/>
brother from the held <lb/>
him until he Win almost <lb/>
Later they met at the <lb/>
house, the second attack was <lb/>
made upon the young by Jake, <lb/>
when a third pulled him <lb/>
off. When I was done Jake do- <lb/>
pistol from his father <lb/>
kill third brother, taking up <lb/>
an and following his father, <lb/>
swearing be would split open his <lb/>
head if he not give up the pis- <lb/>
knowing the boy <lb/>
would In i his threat took <lb/>
pistol us his pocket and fired <lb/>
one shot, taking effect <lb/>
lung. While the father <lb/>
Was gone for doctor he was <lb/>
reeled and brought here to jail. <lb/>
He says that his life is as <lb/>
sun's was to and <lb/>
I hat he saved his own life by com- <lb/>
the deed. <lb/>
REWARD <lb/>
We tin- reward for any i <lb/>
Complaint. sick <lb/>
l or we can <lb/>
nut cure with the <lb/>
the are <lb/>
with They are purely and <lb/>
asset fall In c boxes con- <lb/>
pills, lot boxes contain 1.111. So <lb/>
boxes contain Beware <lb/>
Sent by mall. Stamps <lb/>
CO., Clinton and <lb/>
Streets, III. For sale by <lb/>
PILLS <lb/>
UH tad <lb/>
Los of <lb/>
Off, U <lb/>
all ii or <lb/>
and <lb/>
A and <lb/>
blood <lb/>
fin ii to pat <lb/>
and <lb/>
PILLS <lb/>
. for <lb/>
with oar to cure <lb/>
or refund the money paid. fur <lb/>
copy our <lb/>
Immediate Results <lb/>
for of Power, <lb/>
Fit. and the <lb/>
Tobacco, Opium or <lb/>
By malt In plain 91.00 a <lb/>
for our <lb/>
bond to our In or <lb/>
paid. Address <lb/>
MEDICAL CO. <lb/>
A. CHICAGO, <lb/>
For sale L <lb/>
Chill curs sad all <lb/>
Thai is what were <lb/>
tor. Curs after ether ma exiles <lb/>
No rare, no Price ct. <lb/>
S. M. <lb/>
Wholesale Grocer and <lb/>
Dealer. Cash paid for <lb/>
Bides. Fur. Cotton Bead, Oil Bar- <lb/>
Turkeys, Egg, etc. lied- <lb/>
Steads, Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba- <lb/>
by Carriages, Go Parlor <lb/>
suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. <lb/>
I, it ti i Gail Ax S null, I Jed <lb/>
Key West Cheroots, <lb/>
American Can- <lb/>
Cherries, Peaches, Apples, <lb/>
Pine Apples, Jelly, Milk, <lb/>
Flour, Sugar, Coffee, <lb/>
Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, <lb/>
Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar- <lb/>
den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nut, <lb/>
Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, <lb/>
Prunes, Currents, Glass <lb/>
and China Wan, Tin and Wooden <lb/>
Ware, Cakes and Crackers, <lb/>
Best Butter, Stand- <lb/>
ard and nu- <lb/>
other goods. Quality and <lb/>
Quantity. Cheap for cash. Com <lb/>
to see mo. <lb/>
CAROLINA <lb/>
IMPROVEMENT BONDS. <lb/>
Board Of of Town of <lb/>
ft K. . will bids <lb/>
or of five per cent, <lb/>
bonds until o'clock p. M 1901 <lb/>
of each, July <lb/>
The any <lb/>
or nil Mils. For further information ail- <lb/>
Mayor, <lb/>
N. C. <lb/>
Phone <lb/>
Papas, One Bach, for <lb/>
Times <lb/>
VA., <lb/>
Now Only Cents a Year, <lb/>
Includes absolutely free The <lb/>
Paragon Monthly, New The <lb/>
Journal, Philadelphia. <lb/>
THE DAILY NO TIMES. <lb/>
Journal and Para- <lb/>
Monthly, now only per <lb/>
year; Joe per mouth by mail. <lb/>
Address THE TIMES, <lb/>
Richmond, Va. <lb/>
to <lb/>
ATTENTION AGENTS <lb/>
Mr. for <lb/>
North Carolina Virginia, of that Well <lb/>
-in- Popular Company, <lb/>
MUTUAL BENEFIT <lb/>
Life <lb/>
to Announce to its number of <lb/>
policy lo <lb/>
generally, of North this com- <lb/>
will now in <lb/>
state from this date will issue Its <lb/>
splendid desirable policies, to all de- <lb/>
siring the very best insurance in best <lb/>
life company in the world. <lb/>
if the local agent in your town not <lb/>
yet completed arrangements, <lb/>
JOHN <lb/>
State Agent, K. <lb/>
SI. <lb/>
Paul policy <lb/>
Live, reliable energetic agents wanted at <lb/>
to the <lb/>
Old <lb/>
North Carol in. in Superior <lb/>
Court. <lb/>
I in m i <lb/>
a. Notice of Sale. <lb/>
virtue of an directed to <lb/>
undersigned from the Superior court of <lb/>
Wilson county In entitled action, <lb/>
I will on Monday, day of 1901, <lb/>
at o'clock, in, at the court house door of <lb/>
said county, sell to the highest bidder for <lb/>
cash to satisfy said Execution, the right <lb/>
title and interest which the said W. C. <lb/>
defendant has in the de- <lb/>
real to That tract of <lb/>
land in township Tilt <lb/>
lying on the North of <lb/>
creek, adjoining the of <lb/>
Betake Bullock, J. H. Tug- <lb/>
well, Moore heirs, B. A. and <lb/>
others, and as the It J, Lang farm, <lb/>
more or lea. <lb/>
I . day of May, 1901 <lb/>
O. W. <lb/>
Pitt county <lb/>
d. w. mm. <lb/>
DEALER IN <lb/>
GREENVILLE S. C. <lb/>
Cotton Ragging and always <lb/>
on <lb/>
goods kept constantly an <lb/>
hand. produce and <lb/>
sold. A trial will convince you. <lb/>
D. W. <lb/>
WHICHARD BRO., <lb/>
IN <lb/>
N. C. <lb/>
The Stock complete in every <lb/>
and prices as low as the <lb/>
lowest. Highest market prices <lb/>
paid for country produce. <lb/>
J. E. <lb/>
-DEALER IN- <lb/>
A GENERAL LINE OF <lb/>
Hardware. <lb/>
COME TO SEE ME. <lb/>
J. R. <lb/>
Norfolk, Va. <lb/>
Cotton in <lb/>
Grain and <lb/>
ions. Private Wires to New York, <lb/>
Chicago and New Orleans. <lb/>
The Commoner <lb/>
WEEKLY. <lb/>
WILLIAM J. <lb/>
Editor Publisher, <lb/>
Lincoln, Nebraska. <lb/>
in Advance. <lb/>
One Year Six Months <lb/>
Three Sing. Copy <lb/>
No traveling canvassers arc em- <lb/>
ployed. Subscriptions taken at <lb/>
Reflector office. The Semi- <lb/>
Weekly Reflector and <lb/>
will be together <lb/>
year for or The Daily <lb/>
one year for 18.60 payable ad- <lb/>
PATENT <lb/>
or <lb/>
Sand model, sketch, or photo. <lb/>
fair and <lb/>
BOOK OH PATENTS<lb/>
fill th <lb/>
FOR <lb/>
The Eastern Reflector <lb/>
Twice a Week<lb/>
D. J. EDITOR <lb/>
m I <lb/>
B. <lb/>
-AT- <lb/>
VOL. XX. <lb/>
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, JUNE <lb/>
NO <lb/>
We<lb/>
Your <lb/>
Pardon <lb/>
We an apology t make in connection with our <lb/>
goods but its on the -core of juices. They are so low <lb/>
we almost ashamed to quote them. Count lot us <lb/>
whisper the prices in your They so low you <lb/>
cannot hear from outside. Pew pieces of <lb/>
New White <lb/>
Yours in <lb/>
W. T. LEE <lb/>
AFTER TWO YEARS PREMIUMS HAVE PAID IN THE <lb/>
THE PEOPLE, AND OF <lb/>
PITT AND ADJOINING <lb/>
Ill <lb/>
The Interesting Situation of a <lb/>
Young at <lb/>
She was standing in the waiting <lb/>
room the depot one evening this <lb/>
week, listlessly upon <lb/>
open stretch t track that to <lb/>
wards the sunset, when suddenly <lb/>
within her ken there appeared <lb/>
another young lady walking rapid <lb/>
Inward the station. The face of <lb/>
the lady mentioned Hushed as <lb/>
second party drew near, it <lb/>
was noticed that the greeting was <lb/>
frigid when second <lb/>
young lady entered the waiting <lb/>
room. They evidently knew each <lb/>
fad knew each oilier too <lb/>
man, who later <lb/>
appeared the scene, knew the <lb/>
entirely too to please i be General Merchandise <lb/>
other. And thus the trouble <lb/>
brewed. Lady No. with a feat- <lb/>
Indicating and a de <lb/>
termination to accomplish her <lb/>
pose, quietly removed a ring <lb/>
a linger of her left and tossed <lb/>
toward the young man her <lb/>
We still in the forefront of the race after your <lb/>
We offer the best selected <lb/>
A large line of Baby Caps, <lb/>
Belts, Laces and <lb/>
Embroideries. Ladies Col- <lb/>
and Cuffs all Sizes <lb/>
I HAVE LARGEST AND II LINK. OF <lb/>
MILLINERY <lb/>
TO GREENVILLE. <lb/>
ill Not a word was utter- <lb/>
I but one could read volumes in <lb/>
the countenances of Lady <lb/>
OF NEWARK, N. J., YOUR POLICY HAS <lb/>
I. Loan Value, <lb/>
J. Cash Value, <lb/>
II. up Insurance, <lb/>
Extended Insurance works automatically, <lb/>
Is <lb/>
Will be re-instated if arrears he month while you <lb/>
living, or within three year.- after lapse, satisfactory evidence <lb/>
Of payment of arrears With interest. <lb/>
No Restrictions. Incontestable. <lb/>
Dividends arc payable at the beginning of the second cf each <lb/>
succeeding year, provided premium for the current year lie paid. <lb/>
They may be To reduce Premiums, or <lb/>
To Increase Insurance, or <lb/>
To make policy payable during the lifetime <lb/>
of Insured. <lb/>
J. L. SUGG, <lb/>
Greenville, N. C. <lb/>
The Market <lb/>
Tight <lb/>
t Reflector <lb/>
Quality and Price. <lb/>
As a punishment should lit a mime, so in year round mer- <lb/>
Should lit price. A fair minded reasonable <lb/>
trading public effect this. They have a right to expect it. <lb/>
Money is earned, and should lie given a chance to <lb/>
do full duly when it is spent. Kindly match your dollars <lb/>
against our and note in wear and tear how <lb/>
anxious this store is to serve you truest economy, <lb/>
WHITE GOODS and LACES. <lb/>
NEW STYLES IN BELTS. <lb/>
OXFORDS <lb/>
For Men, Ladies, Misses and <lb/>
Children. All kinds Piques, <lb/>
Lawns, Dimities and Wash <lb/>
Goods. Agents for <lb/>
standard patterns. <lb/>
The Designer cents, <lb/>
Fashion Sheets Free. <lb/>
KICKS WILKINSON. <lb/>
No. was quick lo grasp the situ- <lb/>
end likewise removed a ring <lb/>
from a corresponding the <lb/>
hand and returned it lo the <lb/>
donor, who now stood aghast, net- <lb/>
bundling tings. With <lb/>
the ladies left <lb/>
young man in the waiting room j <lb/>
and repaired to a safe distance <lb/>
compare notes, of our read- <lb/>
era are confronted with a dilemma <lb/>
of this character seek solace in; <lb/>
reading Hurling- j <lb/>
ion Messenger. <lb/>
Is a flood <lb/>
Yes. <lb/>
A good is the physical <lb/>
basis a day's work. The Amer- <lb/>
regarded with so <lb/>
much horror on the European con- <lb/>
has contributed largely to <lb/>
make the nation what it is <lb/>
Ii enabled our fore fathers <lb/>
amount of work which <lb/>
foreigners to <lb/>
Asa rule there is something <lb/>
wrong with the man, or with i <lb/>
habits, if he cannot eat a good I <lb/>
breakfast. A man who works at <lb/>
high tension all the <lb/>
I hours without this substantial <lb/>
foundation is working entirely <lb/>
upon his nerves. That means dis- <lb/>
ordered nutrition, and sooner or <lb/>
later, bankruptcy and <lb/>
man gels up the morning <lb/>
with a bail taste no Inclination <lb/>
for food, it is I his system <lb/>
is full of waste and his circulation <lb/>
of obstructions. Let him make a <lb/>
radical change In his habits, <lb/>
train bis digestive organs to <lb/>
a nourishing morning <lb/>
Brief. <lb/>
The Cleveland Plain Dealer Use <lb/>
i her day hired a new office buy, <lb/>
on the very Oral be leaped <lb/>
into prominence a full fledged <lb/>
newspaper man. A Cleveland pa- <lb/>
per had offered cents apiece for <lb/>
jokes. The Plain Dealer's new <lb/>
boy wrote out two, took to <lb/>
the office of the afternoon paper, <lb/>
received a crisp SI bill, and, com- <lb/>
back with an Impish on <lb/>
his lace, told his success. <lb/>
whore did you get the jukes <lb/>
asked the city editor. I <lb/>
Cleveland Thea- <lb/>
week before said the <lb/>
youth. <lb/>
to lie found in any store in Pill County. Well bought choice <lb/>
selections, the creations of the best manufacturers of America <lb/>
Europe. Seasonable all the year round. Spring. Summer <lb/>
and Winter. We are at work for yours and our mutual ad <lb/>
It is our pleasure to show you what you to <lb/>
-ll you if We offer you the very best service, polite <lb/>
attention, and the most liberal terms consistent with a well <lb/>
established business built up strictly on its own merits. <lb/>
When you come to market you will do yourself justice <lb/>
if you do not see our immense stork before buying elsewhere, <lb/>
Remember us and Use following of general merchandise. <lb/>
Gin <lb/>
Mrs, is in <lb/>
bit on <lb/>
i all hi.- v. ii . <lb/>
Silks, Braids, i in an <lb/>
in the milliners line. <lb/>
my department <lb/>
will be trimmed to suit you <lb/>
is. Ribbons, and everything <lb/>
Goods and Notions, <lb/>
Hats Caps, Silks Satins, Dress <lb/>
Jackets and Capes, Carpets, Mat ti nip Oil Cloths. <lb/>
Shoes. <lb/>
Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes. and <lb/>
Harness, Horse Blankets Dusters. <lb/>
Groceries. <lb/>
flour. Meat. Sugar Coffee, Molasses, Lit rd, <lb/>
Hardware, <lb/>
ad I-, <lb/>
Plows. Castings Plow fixtures, Nails and Rope. <lb/>
Furniture. <lb/>
Headquarters for Furniture and in that line. <lb/>
We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either Cash or on Approved <lb/>
Credit Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. <lb/>
Your Friends, <lb/>
Ram <lb/>
The only way to avoid gossip is <lb/>
have any neighbors, <lb/>
The condemned murderer is <lb/>
man who would like to the <lb/>
sinners were stoned, there <lb/>
wouldn't be doctors to dress <lb/>
the stone-bruises. <lb/>
A circus never runs too long for <lb/>
the spectators, let a sermon run <lb/>
over minutes and the <lb/>
can't sit <lb/>
If yon want stoves or rouges constructed upon <lb/>
principles, which are economical, durable, <lb/>
convenient, u-- well as hen lit i fill and artistic, look <lb/>
for <lb/>
In Journalism. <lb/>
This is u place top <lb/>
of column i <lb/>
the laud us standing <lb/>
from i Observer, <lb/>
Bra. bits the nail <lb/>
ll ll -ll I- <lb/>
the shame of the s <lb/>
many papers I i ; . <lb/>
-ii <lb/>
i a <lb/>
cm t, pill i- thus <lb/>
p. in order dollar- u <lb/>
Hum , t , i <lb/>
I at by p In <lb/>
in i n pi <lb/>
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. have always ; on <lb/>
duel our t such as lo <lb/>
spine gs <lb/>
and i fl c to hide <lb/>
tun. -s <lb/>
hail several occasions In <lb/>
our some <lb/>
arc nil <lb/>
know, we didn't do and <lb/>
we c. . <lb/>
lint, think lb it . <lb/>
lings <lb/>
ll reel <lb/>
I I i <lb/>
i-r line In in i lie <lb/>
sheet; n <lb/>
put lie <lb/>
lien <lb/>
of the do. i , one <lb/>
related to the reader, bin i <lb/>
ii when it i- their own kl <lb/>
And upon a pal i . <lb/>
cations thus condemned, arc <lb/>
which by direct mi- I <lb/>
i i a is- slander people, impaling <lb/>
wrong mischievous in lives, <lb/>
i i Imply w i- n <lb/>
w lo lie false, s hen <lb/>
tin- ;. lion cm i <lb/>
In I <lb/>
I Policy of <lb/>
Ii seem, viewed from <lb/>
p lint ordinary com- <lb/>
would to in <lb/>
ii railroads to e no <lb/>
lice in changing of <lb/>
i's, i . the public <lb/>
. i such notice, us they <lb/>
arc liable lo be by <lb/>
. . utterly <lb/>
in see any good reason for <lb/>
in information. <lb/>
I Unit the <lb/>
I s it <lb/>
lo their lo lake the <lb/>
fully <lb/>
iii which concern <lb/>
For instance, when <lb/>
Is or for tiny In r <lb/>
arc delayed, the rail- <lb/>
id p. will <lb/>
it'll I his causes in <lb/>
t. . railroads <lb/>
v. could ill be avoided by <lb/>
imply i of such <lb/>
facts as arc I lien par session. <lb/>
iii <lb/>
Progress. <lb/>
I'll pi ogress North <lb/>
I fen years<lb/>
I lie pi. generation <lb/>
I he North <lb/>
.- i I j known as a <lb/>
. i. the es- <lb/>
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I lines ii will compare <lb/>
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i direction, hut is <lb/>
i forward Increasing <lb/>
lit and <lb/>
; s its now has <lb/>
inn n u fact of <lb/>
She <lb/>
lo give used <lb/>
lions <lb/>
i i ii i cu <lb/>
Si ii i <lb/>
mark, which is shown <lb/>
Stove or do not<lb/>
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deceived <lb/>
every <lb/>
be <lb/>
load all hers in yearly -11 mi i <lb/>
Sold by<lb/>
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t hi <lb/>
in j Mi y <lb/>
ll, is <lb/>
most <lb/>
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day <lb/>
sly . Urn had <lb/>
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all, <lb/>
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have <lb/>
-killed labor, <lb/>
depending other <lb/>
mil -eel 1011- mil<lb/>
bank <lb/>
count <lb/>
. lend <lb/>
North Caro- <lb/>
1- bet sup <lb/>
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in, ail 1- been taken. <lb/>
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