Eastern Reflector

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Have Ton Forgot THAT I AM CARRYING LINK OF AN What Pry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats. Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, AND A OTHER WHICH I AM I TO MENTION Come to M. me for your next Barrel of Flo or Pork Yours to please- las. Three Times The Value ANY OTHER. ONE EASIER. ONE THIRD PASTER. In territory. Company, Atlanta. For sale by S. T WHITE, Greenville, Exposition. Warn River L- from the Fall- car Me. minutes. grounds. Take street ear, Morale rates. All . receive prompt attention. SHOW OF LIVE STOCK. EXHIBIT THE AT DO.- Model t inn of live Block at ran- t Buffalo the Include and domestic animal. Oven made to ac- animal, on the ground. Liberal prizes In all sue will be . prominent feature of the will horses etc. ThU exhibition U on the lines of MM , Oar and will held at the Stadium. A model exhibition dairy, , of all breed of milk cows, will M W during the six month, or Exposition. great display of varied cultural product from th prov and countries of the Western Hemisphere will be made In the Agricultural building. two acres. f awards for all meritorious exhibit, will be made direct o Individual ex- The closing of the Nineteenth has witnessed marvelous In the Improvement of methods In the world. Formerly the whole business conducted by Instead of a vocation Inc a certain apprenticeship It Is fast becoming en in which and bacteriology play no In- part The Increasing Inter- I and attendance at the various dairy throughout the State. and Canada, the existence of great co- operative commercial for the manufacture and sale of flair products, is an to the achievement, of modern science. In Ibis great Industry the government has appropriated vast sums of money to help the dairyman In his work, and this Is Indicative of its importance as a factor of the great food problem of I he world. The territorial lines of the daily belt have long since been annihilated. A raw slates and provinces In the cast no longer the exclusive distinction of being In dairy sections. Obi ., lot all GERMAN WORKS, OBSERVATIONS In a little Western town, the other day, the most popular soundly whipped a tough character, and to vindicate the majesty of law the offender was brought up for trial. The jury was out about two minutes. said the Judge, have the jury to it please the responded the foreman, jury, find that prisoner is not guilty of with intent to kill, simply to paralyze; and he done The verdict was received with applause. Another quaint verdict was re- rendered in a rural settle- in Georgia. The was before the Coroner, and the jury found that deceased came to his death by to light his pipe by a electric, light, which cant be done UNIVERSITY Law School. The Summer Term begin July to continue Thorough in course, admitting to the bar. MM lectures by cum n law For C at- address Jas-C. Hill, N. f. OLD DOMINION LINE in J. W. PERRY . CD. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Fact on and of Bagging, Ties and Hags. and shipments solicited. mad. by the Orange V Ga. JOSEPH A. MOORE, Client Ins- 1283 Niagara Buffalo, S , THE GRIM It -ill clean the bowels, stimulate the liver and liver and kidney. to trouble freshen you will feel the old and Mr a awl art fir . For Sale by ,,. . I MM BARGAIN DAYS. building t the Imposition space ha, b., n asked for by Main, California. Manitoba The of soil, climate and rood In portions of America have largely been I y in- skillful dairyman, and to- day splendid of dairy found wherever the who and nutritive value of milk product, ore known. few people hare adequate COB- magnitude of flair, In and lucre is one dairy cow to every four or cows. milk is i at Add to this the dairy r-w. and . Tc Mil. In dairy appliance , n-a ha grand total of In this great Industry in tin and Canada. The ,.,., ., . the south of us. America, are eager for dairy and with fr-m these the In have the fulled Canada in half century great com . , . . of I ts lie mi large. building located near Agricultural building will be lo Dairy ml tin. i product, will be m ea properly for tin- p i; maintaining a. m possible Hie and quality the products i n white pr a portion of or provincial will not b. space. will be charged -M per font occupied. I The exhibit Appliances will embody nil the Intention, and i improvement, made In this I Including I retort, cooler, etc. Electric p will in the exhibitor desire to work of their ma- the of the The the will ,, . of at- before attempt- ed , , A Mod. I . of of the will be In during the entire for the determining as far ., of adapt ability of certain breed to arm I dairy work r. A. You can now feast on without going bankrupt- As a rule those people live long- who do everything at once. The girl who marries for gold truly the bonds of Success is a many of your friends can not make- the man, bat it makes the happy. It is biggest straw berry that always finds plenty of room at the top. Most people have a wishbone In the place where the backbone Might to be. Always be true to your trust especially if you arc one of the stockholders. In the journey of life many people lake the train at wrong deep owe. What's female beauty but divine through which paint and cosmetics shine about the time a con- that all the wisdom of the world is In his um, world discovers that he is boat as barren as the desert of Four farmers in Okla lost their wheat crops by Saturday's storm. BRICK. II in need Of goad brick, smooth A- uniform in size, call on write us V. e arc prepared to make in large or small lots, and at HARVEY ft SON 89-Wt- Three Panes, One Teat Times VA., Now Only a Year, and includes absolutely free The Paragon New The Farm Journal, Philadelphia. THE DAILY AND SUNDAY TIMES, Including Farm Journal and Para- Monthly, now only ft per year; Me mouth by mail. Address THE TIMES, Richmond, Va. SIB VIC Steamer leave Washing ton daily at A. M. for leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Steamer Edgecombe leave Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at A. M. for Tar leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays, and Saturday at A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Baltimore, New York and Bo ton, and for all points for the Wee with railroads at Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore; and Line from Boston. SON, Washington, N. C. CHERRY, Greenville, N. O. L. H. Pender, O. Tobacco Flues, Tin Hoofing, Expert Gunsmith employed. All kinds Gun and work first class. Restocking of a specialty. Agent for The Oliver Typewriter Paper Hanging. I am prepared lo fill Wall la- p, r and can hang it if nil line wimples from bail designers to I am alto prepared do Duck Laying Plastering and on short notice Orders for wall paper left at the of Mrs. II. 1- receive prompt at- J. H. BUNN, Greenville, C. notice to rue ATTENTION AGENTS Mr. John Agent for North Carolina and Virginia, of that ell- and Popular Company, THE MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Co., of Doha to to its large number policy holders, and lo the public generally, of North this c om- will now In stale and from date will issue splendid and to all de- siring the very insurance In the heal life insurance company in the world. If the local in your town has not yet completed JOHN C. Agent, Raleigh, N. C. Assets Paid policy Live, reliable energetic agent, wanted at once to work for the W. DEALER IN GREENVILLE N. C. o------- Cotton Lagging and Ties alway on Fresh goods kept constantly e hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. Old Benefit. was firs advised by our family in Charleston to use when she but a very young to- us of colic and W warm ,, the Later in teething and its t I,,, been found so and free from the danger that ,, upon the use drug, and s lung that come to regard it, With e l as one of when there is- in and until arc over and take pleasure in it to oar friend instead of Had to keen tan Dally lime. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and Commission Mer- chants, and Dealers in Bagging, ties, ca- and quota Nova Scotia Land for June and shipment as lots no ton lots It ton lots ton. J. W. ft CO. NOTICE TO Having duly before the or Court of Pitt county as or the estate of Jacob Brooks, notice is hereby given to all persons Indebted the estate to make immediate payment to the undersigned. And per- sons hating claims said estate arc to present the same lo the for payment on or More the th day June, 1902, or this notice will be plea it, recovery. This June Jacob Brooks. W, R, WHICHARD N. C. The Stock complete in every It and prices low the lowest. Highest market price paid for country produce. SALE OF LAND. , sick By virtue of Pitt certain of Superior only made this day stave, FARMERS Every day is bargain us. Sailors 1.2.1 1.7.1 Leghorns l. too tn stock in order to get and give our customers the pared effort pi -l ran I ; will i i. it our Give us a trial MISSES ERWIN. in , .- iii Dirt ill. Pan lit,, . i-l Hell, . I and ,.,., an is The i-i -i .- all a-11 . .-., ah . i .- lb t.,. . , rout . ts of the garden , ;., , , I . their in location will be down i man . m . mid a Hi. i lit mi man in din. in i from i h the n i. of crop. ml of all kind; r nil product, of He not garden. will be Of the farmer. a. M. The the A. ft M. College is received. It shows students and The by wet last year, Every member of the graduating and some of the juniors bad engagements for work the following year in The College oilers complete In traction la Agriculture, lure, Civil Engineering, cal Engineering, Electrical Chemical Engineering, Gotten Dyeing. There is manual training in car wood-turning, drawing and designing, engine, boiler and dynamo tending, horticulture The Board of Agriculture has oat established scholarships especially students and i for by these students order that I hi PILLS Vitality. n A tonic blood pink to pl. and US loath, B or a-J COM ct I l .- ----j in Special therein pending Cannon, Public r, estate against Bonnie II. den. John and I on Monday, July 1901, sell at public sale the Court House door la certain lot or parcel of land in town of Ayden, Put county, on the smith aide of Third street and street and known in the said town as live in block II. Term, cash. W. II. deceased. PILLS a. tor circular bond. . . , o. . Jackson St., For -ale by L N C E. M. Wholesale retail Grocer Furniture Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bad- Mattresses, Oak Suits, Fa- , by Carriages, Go Carts, Parlor may be instructed suits, Tables, Safes, tr I v North Carolin-. Pill county In Superior Court. A. P. ,. . .,. V. t Notice of Bale. By of an Execution directed to the from the Wilson in the I will at m. at the court house door sell to bidder f. ash to satisfy said tub- and interest which the said W. I- Lang, defendant has in lb. real estate to aiM That tract laud in county, lying on the side of creek, and adjoining the lands Bessie Bullock, J. It. rag- well, the heirs, II. A. and oilier., and known It. J. Lang farm, containing six hundred acres more or leas. day of May. IS. Pitt county BIG SALE. of a mortgage and treat by the Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ions. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. along these lines and also may be helped In paying their expenses. For mi address Geo. T. W N. Perfect Health. Keep the system in perfect or- by the occasional use of Liver They reg- the bowels and produce A Vigorous Body. For headache, malaria, constipation kin- diseases, Liver PILLS and Gail Ax Meat Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, American Beauty can- Cherries, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Currents, Glass and China Ware, Tin and V Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Mara Cheese. Best Butter, Sewing Math i and nu- other Duality and Quantity. Cheap for cash. Com to sec me. delivered W. Warehouse D , August 18th, and duly re- In lb office the in Bot Z. r., page the will sell t public. MO. km door m ville Saturday July the described lots in the town of am which lots have erected two tarn tobacco warehouses. One lot bound- the north by lot, on the n west by east by allot M. lot, o . lot and on the by Street, acres. One other lit at the comer of fourth street and the right of way of the Atlantic Coat Line on west side said road, run north parallel with Mia thence west Front, Set to a Make in the line of street, thence will, said forth, a slake in the line of Front thence cast with front street feel to the Also one other beginning stake pa h runs en-t tn a stake in then Hi west i Ml Hue, theme with said hue poles to the ditch to beginning containing more or less, o sold lo satisfy add Apply to Attorney or tee before This June nth, 1901. F. JAMES, Attorney. The Commoner WILLIAM J. Editor Publisher, Lincoln, in Advance. One Year IT, Months Three Sing. Copy No traveling canvassers are cm- ployed. Subscriptions taken at Tub office. The Semi- Weekly Reflector will lie sent together one year for or The Reflector and one year for 3.50 payable in ad- -.- FOR The Eastern Reflector D. J. TRUTH TO TERn. Twice a M -AT- VOL. XX. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, TUESDAY, JUNE NO We Beg Your Pardon We have apology lo make in connection with our goods but its on the score of juices. They are so low we almost ashamed to quote Come let us whisper the prices in your ear. They are so low you cannot hear them from the outside. Few pieces of New White Goods just arrived. Yours to please, W. T. LEE Exposition. I am prepared to accommodate about Pan visitors with board room with all modern conveniences. view of Niagara River .-mil Lake Erie from the- house Niagara Falls ear passes door minutes. SO walk to exposition grounds. Take Niagara street ear, to Auburn Avenue. Moderate rates. All correspondence will receive prompt attention. JOSEPH A. MOORE, 1288 Niagara Street, Buffalo, N of Alabama Dead. Ala., June II. W. J. of Ala- died to-night at Ala., where he has been ill for sometime. Disease of the heart was the cause of death. Governor has been in several weeks, having gone there to attend a meeting of the trustees of the Slate He had been ill since before his inauguration as Governor, but it was believed immediate danger of death was past. While however, his illness returned with renewed violence he became so i sick that physicians feared to re- move him lo Montgomery. Yesterday was thought to be improving but he grew worse today and to-night at o'clock. years Of age native of He had served in Senate and Congress, was a of the Constitutional Convention of 1875, and held other important public offices. He was elected Governor in August of last year and was inaugurated 10th last. Hon. W. D President of the Slate Senate, will succeed as Governor. tin. Y. A FIRST SCHOOL IN EASTERN N. C. School, LaGrange, N. C. MILITARY, LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC It COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Boarding Twelve Counties and two States represented past session. School Buildings. Barracks for Sixty Cadets. The school aims to strengthen character by developing latent and power. The individual needs of the students are considered. The literary training strengthens the manly traits, gives a sound body and clear mind, room methods cultivate and mental grasp. Athletics encouraged. No Compromise on Liquor or Tobacco. Expenses term of Nine Months, board, room, fuel and lights, payable quarterly advance. No extras. Write for beautiful register. J. E. Suit. TO THE PEOPLE, FRIENDS AND OF PITT AND ADJOINING are still in the forefront of the We offer you the best selected line of race after your General Merchandise to be found any store in Pitt County. Well bought Choice selections, the creations of the best manufacturers of America and Europe. Seasonable all the year round, Spring, Summer and Winter. We are at work for yours and our mutual ad vantage. It is our pleasure to show you what you want and to sell you if we can. We oiler you the very best service, polite attention, and the most liberal terms consistent with a well established business built up strictly on its own merits. When you come to market you will not do yourself justice if you do not see OUT immense stock before buying elsewhere. Remember us and the following lines of genera merchandise. Goods and Notions, Satins, Dress Jackets and Capes. Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths. Shoes. Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes. Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters. Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar Molasses,. Lard, Bead ts, Hardware, Plows. Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and Rope. Furniture. OUR DOORS ARE OPEN WIDE TO EVERY ONE TO OUR STORE IN THE next days, The ore knocked down below any reason mention on those beautiful embroideries, Swisses, white goods, lawns all summer goods, Ladies oxford ties from per pair up. In fact anything in our store will be lower in next days than ever Redeeming Check Stamp. Collector of Revenue yesterday announced the Government ruling as lo the to be followed for the lion of stamps on cheeks after July when the tux reduction goes into effect. Claims of this kind must be made forms in the name of bank or persons, firm or com- which is tide them. The ownership of stamps Imprinted upon the checks must be proved by certificates of the printer who purchased them from the Collector, and by bank which had them printed, in some cases, in other cases by certificate of the bank which or- them from the Collector. other cases, where banks have bought in the stamped checks of their customers desire to sent them for right I The New England Cotton Mann- of the bark lo make the claim Association have a fund must be supported by a certificate whose income is devoted lo the of the customers to the effect that of medals to the men Just Received. A large line of Baby Caps, Belts, and Embroideries. Ladies Col- and Cuffs all Sizes HAVE THE LARGEST AND HANDSOMEST LINE OF MILLINERY; EVER TO GREENVILLE. M. is charge of millinery the ; i is on one will be trimmed to your taste while you wait. Hats, silks. Braids, Ornaments, Flowers, Ribbons, and everything in the milliner line. Alphabetical Drawback Church. the Headquarters for Furniture and in line. We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either Cash or on Approved Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Denting. Your Friends. The causes obstructing the pro grass of the Church have been to the Chicago Presbytery II. A. Ambition to equal footing with others in style living dress, and if possible lo outstrip them. Apathy after giving to outside organizations. Blaming Hie Church playing Craze for pulpit novelties. id. Debt, Divisions among Christians. Dancing. Dyspepsia of spirit of lo be e Erroneous of s word, l Frivolity. Formality. False teaching. i Gossip. ii rich and scarcity of homes. , i i intemperance and Inconsistency. j Jealousy in the ranks. i k i k neglected. i Low moral tone North means for he has sold such stamped checks to the bank is willing that it make for of Burglary la Degree. Standard Patterns and July Designs. KICKS WILKINSON. N. C, the Superior Gales Frank Johnson, white, and Ben Foster and Harry Mills, , found guilty of burg- in the first degree. Coder North Carolina law- the penalty for burglary is death. All tour men will be sentenced to be hanged be- tore the term of court cuds. On the 8th of February these men entered the store and at Emma, two miles from pistols on Samuel Alexander, opened a sale and be- to it. Alexander watch an opportunity and when the attention was diverted grabbed a opened lire, wounding two of the receiving almost fatal wounds himself. The burglars lied but were captured. Postmaster Gen- Smith wrote a personal letter commending his bravery. The daily man doesn't believe in crying over milk so long as the pump is Virtue is its own but Minn- few people good because they really like lo be. her of the graduating class lex- tile schools who shows the highest grade of excellence. This is the first year which this i adopted, live of these medals are lo be given to the Lowell Tex- tile School, Lowell, Mao.-; Low. of Design, Boston, Mass. today Philadelphia Textile School, Philadelphia, the New lord Textile School Mass. and the Georgia School of Technology, At- Ga. The school at New Bedford and Atlanta, Ga. will not have their graduation exercises until autumn, the medal at Philadelphia the graduation on June nth was awarded to James of North Carolina, and the Lowell Textile on the same date was awarded to Bartholomew Parker, o and the student at the School of Design at the Institute of Technology was awarded Arthur Eugene San ford, of Dorchester. Mass Char- we An uptown Mrs, Malaprop lay if she ever sues for a divorce she wants the hearings to lake place before an umpire. Chill ear all malarial is what they w. r, Tin. Cur No cure, no pay. per Mile, thug-gist. Cambridge, Mass., June II. II. Bigelow, of at Harvard, was instantly killed by a Chemical engine of the Cam bridge fire department to-night. A lire was among a pile of boards mar the Harvard building by one of the pro- An was sent but before the firemen had Professor and students had put the fire. The alarm caused the undergraduates to assemble and as the Bremen drove up then- was much jeering. The chemical engine was very late and the crowd hooted men. The accident Is described different claiming homes on the engine became ex- cited at the howling crowd and dashed forward, scattering crowd. The Students claim that the driver, John drove his engine into the crowd Bigelow under wheels other Stu- dents were knocked down, only one hail any injury to speak of. As soon as the student, bad happened made a wild demonstration. beads maintained control and fireman were allowed to returned to their stations. Music Teacher to Meat i Tenn., Juno l- The Southern Music As now a session here this morning selected Ashe ville, N. for the next place of meeting. . n. of family religion. ,, Ordinances Irregularly tended. ., Pleasure seeking. Political in pi ion. Poverty. Quack evangelists. r Rivalry between lion. desecration. Slander. of world, the and ii. I re. n i ism. Vanity In and churches, . . Extravagance. of and old by the principle yourself and get for the of God and of sou's The lo i out of with Charged u-. A warrant was served this morn- on Mr. V- Lee Turpentine, en- in C. I., charging him will, murdering Elijah Whit- Held, run over Saturday night the A. I., passenger train The was sworn by brother of bail man. The attorneys for the prosecution me Mi-.-, Woolen Woolen, and M.-s. Mr. N. J. the The warrant was issued by G. Cox. The defense had I lie case remove, from before I'm. who transferred it to justice W. r. Dibble. Witnesses for the iii i this morning swore the man said he was knocked off the engine by Tin with a stick of n-i At a recess was taken J lock ibis alien Hawks and J. Joyner. a traveling man who was the Main the night of the ill Unit they were among very lo reach th. injured i mid be made of being knocked off the en- iv i The ii . v, ill also show it was impossible was inn over by the engine, con- the description of his in- juries. theory when i Up went on the I pint for in of bis engine to knock a check valve that was leak- In i, v a slick of wood, the who had been previously or- dote oil engine In Tin- became frightened and jumped I lull he was inn i j the engine, that the attempted board bag- gage , the was at this lime running at the rate of a v i an missed his fell, The way he was injure I would seem lo hear this i in nut, Iii- right leg and left being inn Free Pros. lion, The cool I have a the i- the I end file I lie j ink of the Na- answer lo- at i- lo NO pin- Of course who I i mi ii to their notion do mil to M It in any pan. It their what would be worse for and better for State, it might hem from leader ship Durham lie enriched with a look bed from gale City ill and a key. The lock ten Inches long, mid key four feet. The were by a Missionary and sent to Museum Minister .; . . this Mis and Conger were I ill even the in.- Sacred didn't escape I hem, nothing is -a- lo the Slur. I I

EASTERN REFLECTOR N. C. J. WHICHARD, Ed. Owner Entered at Post Office at Greenville, N. as Second-Class Hatter. Tuesday. U, A. BEAUTIFUL Mr. John L. Hasten U Blanche W. Plymouth, V. O. June As the gleam of old Sol Hit across mother earth on Wed- there seemed to be a cloud against the distant but as the inn climbed from the eastern hills, Hooded the earth with magnificent kissed The Europe's car at American prosperity and even lea and some the cloud Iron, sight league of all l with one accord to reference to the pillars by that prosperity is supported. The have percent of the world's area and per cent, of population and their is increasing than any other country's. The total wealth far exceeds Here it that the eyes of our people beheld a ion I he like of which has never graced holy in this town before and hardly think its equal was ever in State. Before the chancel stood an and of nation-is at least lit- arch beautifully decorated with teen billions greater than around the chancel rail it is distributed and was entwined white per capita more than any and con- other nation's, j will, evergreen, here Their money investment in stood potted dowers and schools of all grade. and ferns of choice selections the number of pupils attending all blending so perfectly with the them are equal to those of any decorations, two nations combined. What all a They have II per cent, of multitude of people a world's total railroad mileage, and beautifully decorated NOTES. N. C, June J. S. Joyner, of Baltimore, was in town Tuesday. Miss Jessie went up to to take in the commence- of Prof. school. J. E. Fleming, of Greenville, was in town a few days this week. K. King up Monday. J. Cherry came up from Tuesday night and re- turned Wednesday morning. E. of Durham, was here Tuesday. Herman of came in on train Wednesday. Miss Annie Smith left day for to visit her brother, T. Smith. Enoch Davenport, Plymouth, who spent several days acre with friends . returned home Tues- day morning. Many of our farmers are ship- ping potatoes this week. II. Cobb, of Standard, was in I Thursday. T. W. came in from Thursday. Mr. of Parmele, Spent Thursday night in our city. Miss of Wilson, Tuesday night to visit Mrs. Dr. has been right much AND BUSINESS NOTES. more m than track- age of all European countries put together They produce more gold than any other part of the world save Africa, more silver than any other save Mexico, and coin an- and beneath this arch one of anally about one of all world's money. They manufacture every year a greater total product than Bog- land, and produce per cent, of all the world's cotton, cotton seed, alive with drummers past added to all this nature seemed her pretties robes little child John is and birds from branch , it will their softest add sweetest lyre. recover. It means that within tins holy , j. of Dunn, who lice, this concourse of people has been here the past week returned morning. Herman Hell returned to Kin- Friday night. Ply. mouth's fairest daughters was soon to plight her troth to the man of In i choice. At a carpel of purest white was down each isle and the bridal entered church keeping time to sweet notes the artistic touch Alabama Negro and corn, per cent, of all mi, Clyde steel mineral took their positions in percent, of all It coal, per , chancel as cent, of all its iron and all its grain, and per cent, of all its wheat. These arc pillars of our of prosperity, Europe could even shake them. New World. Yolk Mr. Warren Biggs, of Williamston with i i-s Sadie of more Mr. Godwin, W III- Miss Anna of Plymouth; Mr. Nichols. of Windsor with Miss Ida Mr. II. I Shed- berry, Plymouth, with Miss Lil- Green, of Louisburg Mr. J, J, Tue gold miners who have been , with Miss Ruth Harden, operating a hydraulic plant in Mr. Trunk F. Pagan the Catawba river have made the Miss Pauline Harrison, of that the black sand In Mr. of Ala., June The lust part of the new State Con was adopted yesterday by the Constitutional Convention. office of Lieutenant Governor was created and the Governor's C, June To the Teachers of Greene A Pitt Counties. As Institute for the above named counties is to be held in N. C begin- July 1st 1901 the following persons have agreed to entertain the teachers during the term at per month. Those who have not already secured homes for the time arc advised lo write Prof. G. E. or A. Cox who will take special pleasure in arrangements them. The following Is a Mis. J. D. Cox, Bearding House; Dr. I. Parker; M. W. L. House Barber; Cox; A. G. Cox; Mrs. Cox; Mrs. John Elks; A. Manning; Edward Mrs. Tyson; W. H. T. C. Nelson; J. W. Harper; W. B. Nobles; Simon A. Fail; J. W. Sparks; H. M. Misses, Wesson Boarding B. A. Prof. G. W. and Rev. J- E. of spent sometime here Thursday. They express themselves as very much pleased with various industries especially Cigar factory. Come again gentlemen. We will be glad to see you. Now farmers nave about caught up with their crops, many of t hem might a nice little mm from huckleberries at the Can factory. and young beef cattle are wanted by A. ti. Cox for which he will pay cash. Kev. J. H. Jackson has received a call lo pastorate of the Second Baptist church at Mrs. W. B. WIngate, who has ST AT n Happening la North Carolina. Warrants have been issued for W. L. Garrett for the of Miss Daisy daughter of Mr. A. L. of The couple left Salisbury last Wednesday, ostensibly to get mar but they were not. The girl is but If years old. Side by side, each with a bullet wound the temple, the dead bodies of L. his wife were in their bed at Great Northern hotel, at Charlotte, Tuesday The room show- ed no of a struggle, both bodies were lifeless and well com- posed the covering of the bed well tucked about them; but the revolver clutched in the right baud of the husband told the story of the double tragedy. raised from to visiting friends at Oakley, The terms of the executive returned on yesterday lengthened from two lo four t they arc ineligible furl recent graduate The Governor cannot Wake Forest, left yesterday for candidate for assumes control of w ere years, re election. become a Sand Worth the bed of the liver is rich with Williamston, with Miss Nona gold. An assay of a quantity of of Plymouth; Mr. Dennis this recently made, shows of Williamston, with Miss yield of per ton. This is an Annie Man Walker, of extraordinary rich yield and If all the in Work- hold lip to it, result will be a veritable gold miners have always claimed that there is gold In the sand of streams in this section, and III back the the sand was worked with good results, the primitive system of panning. Mr. J. Spencer, president of the Commercial National Hank, re lutes that u bell lie was in a school. C A. Fair has employed an as- in his barber shoo and ex- to keep open during the week so a lo accommodate the public at all times. He tees class work. in the is still out near the home of Dr. B. BLACKJACK ITEMS Black Jack, N. C, June U Little Miss who has been visiting friends and home last Wednesday. Amos Clark returned List Wed- from Bethel high school. Louisa spent and Sunday in Root visiting her daughter, Mrs. John C. S. Waters and Scrap Buck, Ayden, were the welcomed guests of Miss Maggie Smith last Friday night. Miss White spent last Friday night with her sister, Mrs. E. C. Ruck, near Ed. Clark his best girl went to Red Hanks last Miss Annie White has been quite sick for the past few days. L. H. While is seriously ill. Miss Annie Clark, of Kim-ton, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Noah Buck. S. V. Tyson who has quite sick for the few days is able be out again. Little Miss Mills is visit- relatives in Clay Root. A snap, a roar, and a flash just outside our office window a few days ago arrested our attention. We looked down into the street, and found a broken trolley wire writhing twisting an if in and now and then touching the iron rail of the track, making fire works at the touch. A large crowd gathered, and there was no touch that looking wire. Everyone knew what it meant. It was a A touch completing a cur lent meant death. The wire which had hung in mid air, day after day, performing its useful mission, was now a As we look- ed, we could not help of in the shape of mainly. Many a soul stretches its trolley in pure mid air of a godly life. The car of runs so smoothly, carrying its rich of influence. The mini arc safely made and transfers of serious responsibilities, safely effected. But there is a snap a fall. Conscience has lost Ms grip on the high things. Tue soul writhes rolls in its ungovernable activities. Con- is made with low e of n, that soul becomes a a dangerous thing to all moral spiritual life. And yet how little heed we give to this kind a We bear cries of warning. We see no warning signs. There it writhes on the highway, on street; in the social circle, in the home. it gives forth its deadly pow and souls are lost. To parents especially we would Teach your boys and girls to lie ware the among companions. Evil more than anything else is Idling I lie homes our laud with Christian DO YOU WANT ONE A HANDSOME PHOTOGRAPH BROOCH With any picture desired on it. The brooch is gold plated makes a beautiful The picture above does not fairly represent the beauty of the brooch, but you can see samples at The office that show what they are. Do you want one t will send yon Reflector for one year give you one the pins for f 1.20. Any one already a can have one FREE by paying subscription one year in advance getting us one new subscriber for a year. Any boy or girl can have one FREE by sending us two new sub- to The Eastern for one year. Mr. Crawford, of William- stun, w nil Miss of Haiti- more bride entered leaning ii the in of her uncle Mr. let Wilson, of Greenville, while the groom was attended by his man. Mr. The hr de was followed little Miss Florence ran, the ring In a silver tray, tin i. came the Mr. B. Mai of and or K. D. James Norman in as a Ply- of Spencer, a gnat proportion his business was with people who paid for their goods In gold obtained by panning sand the river and streams. The bed of that, river la rich now as it was then and with improved methods of Starts within one year the expiration of his term. The molt sweeping Suffrage scheme ct brought forward was that introduced today by Mr Bums, of It provides that the classes shall Those who arc or who may affected . , loathsome Manning and C. D. Hooks, two of our Prince merchants, spent convict- yesterday. d of treason, forgery, la. j They report ever thing quiet on robbery, bigamy, inc. st. murder, rape, or attempt rape, arson or burglary. was Those who are descendants of afternoon. parents who are of or descendants of two more different races; who shall have married any woman having a living husband from I whom she has not been legally those who have committed i any assault and battery on Wife or loafers, or who with infectious disease. Those who have been of the visiting jester- sol and fruits for which they re ready to pay best cash mar el price. Set K. O. Cox to out Killing the gold, a profit able Held for prospector. Charlotte Observer. At the chancel rail stood the Be. Willis, i who according lo beautiful ritual the M. K. Church, with I tin golden band and innovations t pronounced solemn I edict ion winch made John Lin- wood ii Blanche Walter ll den man and wife. stepdaughter. This law would destroy I'll per cent of the vole, and ex slaves who are not debarred will be less than pet cent. I Three Shanghai, June Respond to a toast to in the annual banquet of the China As i in bride is daughter Mis. S. Harden, who with angelic sweet innocent and gentle manners hat long considered one of inn-t types of Southern woman- hood who to know was bill to love, last night, Vice is has been for some Seymour said Great had s- three great steamer where he has many and the States. j a host of and won an He pointed out that Bosnia enviable reputation with his com- not only her but The bridal presents were was competing evenly with ling irons and l costly ever given iii land both In regard to in town, this country and sea power, Immediately alter the ceremony with which Great Britain will have Mr. and Mrs. left on the lo reckon some train for Buffalo, n. v., when The States. will spend days before greatest trade rival but I his was not in with Great of the open door, Admiral protested against any policy of trade exclusion. returning to their home iii William X. The bridal party given a reception Tuesday evening at home of the brides mother on Washington street. l Lynched. Memphis. June News reached here today from Hamburg. Ark., of lynching of James L. a white man, under arrest on the charge of The man had previously served a term in penitentiary for stealing a pony. Monday night the people the stormed the at point secured the prisoner and lynched him ill the woods near by- His remains were found dangling from a limb. The body bad with bullets. The scene of the lynching wolf the railroad, and the people of have tried to keep the fair secret. Creating Trade. Years ago it was assumed that there was a certain amount of trade a community, and the share which establishment could get must depend on location Now is known that not only will advertising enlarge the any establishment, but it will also c total volume of That trade OH be created by advertising has been shown many for example, the case of the various breakfast leads, for which millions arc ea- Record. ITEMS. N. C. June 1901. W. J. Rollins has here it few days on business. F. O. came down Wednesday evening and returned to Greenville Thursday. L. A. Cobb returned from folk Wednesday. Dub Jenkins went to Greenville Wednesday. Miss Ruby of is visiting the family of Mrs. Pitt- man. Miss is visiting at kin on W. J. Woodward, of Norfolk, is here. It. C. sister, Miss Julia, and Miss Bessie left Monday for a few weeks visit in J. II. went on a business trip to Wednesday. Geo. W. was day. S. V. has moved the post office building, across the street from J. C. store, where he has had a room nicely titled up. Won. The Greenville lase ball club re- turned Thursday evening from where they played a game of ball with the Tarboro boys The game resulted in a score of to in favor of Oar boys any they lost the game on errors and that the pitch- by Sugg was line. He out it men while the Tarboro pitcher only struck out A Good Mosquito Curt. Baltimore, Md., June first attack of the mosquito army upon old Fort has been repulsed. sixty men at the historic post under lead of Surgeon have re- invasion. Millions upon millions of enemy wire a single night. The in- tried to surprise the little garrison, but were in turn big the mosquito forces for the attack. They never escaped alive. Surgeon Stark fought mosquitoes Cuba. He it an easy as fighting Spaniards. Several gallons of petroleum placed each of the magazines and the fumes overpowered toes The surface of the old fort was covered with the dead. Last the men nearly eaten up alive at the old fort. Day and night mosquitoes swarmed over the barracks and the quarters. Dr. Stark's method of lighting them is a great The city health officers are preparing to work on same plan will lie used the sinks and on the low grounds. Starks says that the Slates arc treating with petrol- all the lagoons around where the insects that carry malaria yellow fever germs that have in years past been bred by millions. They are using one mince of ml to ten square feet surface. Malaria has most banished from the treated. Missed Mark. Memphis, June H. Wright, pursued by bloodhounds through swamps and canebrakes for four days, surrendered day morning to the Memphis lice. He is wanted for Albert Brumley and fatally wound at Covington in Randolph county. He intended to kill Hunt a man named Bloom but instead killed Brumley, a by- stander. This afternoon Wright made a starling confession, that he was at home when the crime was committed; that there was a conspiracy between himself and his youngest son, James, aged to kill Hunt and that a part of the conspiracy was that himself and son should engage in a sham fight the presence of Hunt and kill them both. Later on son, he says, killed and fatally Brumley. Wright says he tied to avoid being lynched and walked all the way to Memphis. He is years old and it seems most certain he will be lynched when returned to the scene of the crime. The son will be at once. The Way to Prosperity. A successful said this was man his To the golf writer the pen is mightier I ban the sward. mill en be cal- led a strapping fellow. The girl who has tone beau too many is annoyed by a sir-plus. This is the season the year when has thing all his sown weigh. It's a wonder people don't i Fly players, get indigestion from chewing A belt around the waist is worth rag. on the jaw. Lot say of I A Kensington girl his wife that she worth of heart, salt. , The bathing suit will be Some can never find to the summer girt house except fault. Galloway, e Cheshire, A i In nil Meredith, Hart, Taylor, Sledge, 1st b u. Skinner, cf 3rd b Smith, c 1st II Sugg, p White, Tyson, James, 2nd fat lady sys she is going to marry said the living skeleton to the faro warned remarked freak who bad them. may skip a lot of chapters in a says the may lie upon to read the end- always the last A Dakota woman is proud of three sous who ranee height from lo i feet inches rang in weight from In The mother is imported stock from Norway But there is for all directions in Dakota. ton Star. Karly to bed, early to rise, hustle like thunder and advertise. Advertising Tin. will bring you success. Don't lug in the race, but let the people know what yen are here for. easiest, quickest and beat way to sell anything is to it The Reflector. Such advertisement goes straight to the people, they learn what yon o sell and you reap benefit. We have just purchased a Urge supply of bright and attractive cuts to illustrate ad- h-i Hunts, and you are at to use them. If yon know just what you to say, we will help you gee up advertise- That is our business, to help you talk to the people. The cost of an advertisement in The Is easiest part. reasons why we sell more CLOTHING than any store in Pitt County. We carry the largest assortment. We are always up lo date We never misrepresent our goods. We are always lowest Come and be convinced. Of course at He sells Shoes, Hats and Furnishings, also Ladies Shoes. EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If there is a CROSS MARK in the margin of this paper it to remind you that you owe The for subscription and we request you to settle as early as We need what YOU owe us and hope you will not keep us waiting for it. This notice is for those who find the cross mark on their paper. LOCAL REFLECTIONS. Cash paid for by M. The trial of E. R. Met for assault on C. M. was post- until next Wednesday at o'clock p. m. Rural Retreat Hotel, 9th and 10th mineral springs, at Seven Spring, N. C. will be formally- opened with a big barbecue other delicacies on a social on the evening of that date. Music by Italian orchestra. rates on railroads. A royal good time all who attend. Summer Hie for apples and encumbers produce them Perry Dana them. To the troubled stomach It comes like a Mm wind la in the land and no one ho without ll his A void there la but one Perry Price sad HOC S II. Tim N. C., June bankruptcy proceeding against Mr. H. has post- days. There was no ad- in possession. No Diploma a Cadet Who Countenanced Hazing. Md., Juno II. I'm being present when Naval Cadet Dortch was last fall, Cadet If. O. Cook, of Kansas, one of class men of the Naval Academy, failed to receive his diploma of graduation. The authorities held that Cadet Cook, being a member of the class ought to have interfered stopped the Badly Bunged Bernard. District Attorney Claude reached the city yesterday from where he was so badly beaten Wednesday. He came by the Seaboard and was a badly up looking individual. tie had on dark goggles his eyes, beyond which the cir- eyes could he seen. lie looked as if he had in a freight News and Observer, 14th. Licenses. Register of Deeds issued to following couples White U. L. and Alice V. Gal- Louis May Earnest May Ruthy Joseph May Mamie son. John Dickens and May. King Davis and Martha Ormond Isaac Barnes and Mary Engineer The trial of engineer V. L. i cut i fin the murder of who was killed at by passenger train Saturday night, was dismissed Wednesday night. There was no evidence against the engineer the case was dis- missed. is running on train be- tween until Capt. Geo. Smith is able to take his place again. Andrew to Report the Constitutional Convention. Winston June Andrew Joyner left this afternoon for Richmond, Va. He has been engaged by The Post and Times to report the proceedings of the constitutional convention, which met today, will be session probably live mouths. The Times of Sunday says it is hoped that the session will cud lime for the new to be voted on at the Nov- ember These papers are to be congratulated on securing the services of Mr. Joyner, who is a bright newspaper man. Highway York, Hays, a sou of Simon Hays, a weal- thy real estate dealer, was at rested today of assaulting and at- tempting to rob George u bank messenger of Borough bunk. had in his posses- in bills and quarters. He says he was struck on the bead with bur of by Hays that the bag of silver was taken from him, but was recovered. Hays lives with bis wile their infant child in com fort west 140th street. His family say that his act was that Of a demented man. The police take a different view. Beware Green Pratt-Now the heated term people pay to their diet, avoiding unripe Roll sad stale vegetables which invariably i n.; Camera or Children are particularly com- of this kind, and no mother can el sale without having a 1- tile of It la a safe, sure and cure Avoid there Is hut, on Pain- Killer, Price Me sad A laugh on the face is worth two in the Tho tailor is a man of nail in any community. Some Speak Me, You IS, C. M. left this morning for Raleigh. W. H. Cox came over this morn- from Kinston. T. J. Sugg returned to Wash- Wednesday Rev. V. H. Harding returned from Washington even Mrs. B. and child returned Wednesday evening from Mildred. W. R. Wilson son, Wednesday evening from mouth. Mrs. w. I,. Brown and son, Whit, returned Wednesday even- from Tarboro. Mrs. came Ibis morning from to visit Mrs. w. II. Bagwell. Miss of Stales- ville, and Miss Lizzie of Snow Hill, are visiting Mrs. Mrs. Li A. of came Wednesday evening from Norfolk, where she had been for treatment in a hospital, lo visit Mrs. Ola Forbes. The platform at the Old Dominion waif is about completed. It is feet wide and feet long, and will be a great commencing to the shippers. W. W. Perkins, Richard Dannie Adrian Jim Au- Fleming, Frank Hooker and Archie Forbes went to to witness the game of ball this afternoon and Tarboro. J. X. Jacob, of Wilmington. was town today. Miss Harding returned this morning from Kinston. W. A. returned Thurs- day evening from Fred Medley, after spending a few days left this morning. L. I. Moore returned Thursday Miss Jennie of Rocky Mount, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. W. Higgs. returned Thurs- day evening from a trip up the road. Miss Margaret t of Washington, is visiting Mrs Nellie Harris. Mrs. J. W. Edwards, of Farm- wile left this morning for Plymouth Hertford. Mi. D. D. Gardner and child returned Thursday evening from a visit lo Parmele. Junk W. II. Cox returned to Kinston Friday evening. returned Friday from Henry T. King loll this morn- for Wrightsville. Whichard left this morning for No folk. Miss Battle left this morning for Burlington. Miss Apple Smith returned this morning from Donald Williams, of Baltimore, arrived Friday evening to visit his sister, Mrs. W. F, Miss Tyson returned Fri- day evening from Baltimore, s in has been attending school. Mrs. P. C. and Miss Louise Latham returned Friday evening from Washington, D. B. A. Harden and Wife, of son, who have visiting the family of II. I. Carr returned home this morning. Hugh returned Fri- day evening from Baltimore where has been attending . College. Woman i Hamilton, O., June 18.-The Daily Democrat this evening pub- the following dispatch reply to statements that Congressman Tom I. Johnson would accept the Democratic for Cleveland, is no in the state- referred lo. I would decline the nominal inn. I would refuse to serve if elected. Is that strong enough on earth could cause to break my contract at Mayor with the people of Cleve- land the next , FURNITURE and DRAPERIES at CUT PRICE. Pictures, Window Shades, Poles, Come and let Dress House at low Prices. Sample Notions at New York Cost. Lo ever offered in H-.,,. Caps, Fans, Belt, Neck Towel, Napkin, Jewelry, Arc Great Reductions on summer goods, white goods, organdies, silk and embroideries. We sell for cash only THE HAVE CUT IN HALF. Boys Suite worth 1.23. Men worth 13.00. Greater than was ever thought of on i, 15.00120.00 and 125.00 Suite. THEY BE SOLD Ai ONCE PREPARATORY. U FALL This bill for Ladies Muslin Underwear. to wear Long Skirt, Petticoats, Sight Less than Cos of Material. Lady SOLE AGENTS FOR Glove Fitting and tho F. C. Corset. All new Miller Corset, every one New Corset given If all right. SHIRTWAISTS. Dozens of Styles. from factories that bad imported ; t models from and Vienna and oilier dress in Europe to serve a an inspiration for American styles. We have from the cheapest to something very In price. A SHIRT CENT QUALITY ONLY CENTS. Best Calico. per yard. Good Percales, i iii quality only Bin. Reduced prices on all silk A woolen f Big Hue Sale. About to select from. One lot of about worth marked n to M CARPET DEPARTMENT. Hosiery and Knitted Underwear. MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN, Ml it a PRICE. Underwear needed for now and coming warm day, half, much of it, of what yon expected to pay. Prices ire exceptional low. The saving between our value price and selling price i positive and important. North side of store for Men and Boys Goods. South side of store for Mis-es Goods, Up stair with choice Furniture for Ladles and Hosiery. iii pair for womens kind Summer Petticoats. Mercerized Clack Umbrella ll Trimmed with Knife Finished Black in Hi rapping Neva Silk tic at, Trimmed, n rare op for Ladies to gel u and bottom with good bargain. I Rose only Hosiery and Underwear. HOSIERY. a pair for kind and gel Socks. MEN'S e nil for Mons tin Value for you. Furniture. I t e Leather Couches, to Bulls, IS Hull Backs, Cribs, Baby Cradles Car Ask Prices, Fruit of the Loom. Barker Mills. Bleaching, yard The Biggest Department Store in Greenville. Bis Mew Store. Curtains l white reduced -i long reduced Chi i d- reduced lo Slims cents I. . SO Shoes cents cents Shoes all pm es. V. N. O LOOK FOR THE PLACE. j I

mm Have You Forgot What V I STILL DATE LINK OF Pry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, SPORTING W l.- . Mm of tin A It Hill I ,;. nine. w Philadelphia signing MM WM hurt for Hi.- latter pan of rear nod despite tO s-e or WHICH i am i SABLE m or Pork. your next Yours to Barrel Jas. White. HAVE BEEN our- II II I. I. II or n. i., vi; mas Value. m-- up Insurance, Insurance work automatically, . g , . . ., 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 I. L. SUGG, Art a. c. arm. Ilia bead l ,. lo H ,., 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. . , lee Is lo II ,,.,.,., g ii .-f tin- C 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 i . ., in. n . i imp la . .,, i ,. i ii .-. , I ,. i an r hi lib, fur Hi 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. . , . . ii y viii II , . f ii I ii M III , I I l l i for Mil. I I m u,, j,, in. -1 hi nature, ill r , i , , . 1.1 Eats . i i . . , r i In , i i. . y I . i Ii tram . fin . Ibis I , ii i. .- ling Hi. i.,,. -.- ii laid. I n i i. I M , I la III el-ii I hi. Mi , nil .- i . 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 H. I- I I- . DU S-t II. Hi. an r- I m rain V , IT. B.-war.- I.; mall. CO., and Ill J P -11 R. C, Hot. tn-i by pin-i in lo aS I ill a in- n pit-v. .-I . ii to win list-fill in unit its . I.- hi Terr hi 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 . , ,,, I II, I . III ., . u . . I- i, m i- ilia ml n BARGAIN DAYS. I Ii I a I v I I I. I Is .- . II ii-lier. i suit, and urn -1, i.- for mil- . in .-.-I you Sailors l mi Leghorn I I.-;. . . able. . . I. II f a ml . no Hi mil II ill II, I . in., . .-. . I II I ., .- . I in . , 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