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Have You Forgot What THAT I AM STILL CARRYING AN UP-TO DATE LINK OF Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, A WHICH I AM I X A ISLE TO MENTION to o me for your next Barrel i Floor or Pork. Yours Jas. B. White. TWO YEARS PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID tS THE III HE OF n. POLICY has Loan Value. Cash . Paid up Insurance, i. Extended Insurance that works automatically, Is ii. Will be re-instated are living, or within three after lapse, upon satisfactory of and of arrears with Interest. A after second So Restrictions, s. Incontestable. Dividends are payable the beginning of the second and i succeeding year, provided the premium for the be may be Premiums, or To Increase the or To make payable as an during . PEOPLE OF THE tick. it i i. j bed a greet piece of Sen stock market. ii. ii mU t. have at recent Northern such high lanes Mr. are old Mends, sad friendship Is with for lat- ti good link. story goes that Mr. Hill loaned his friend money with to buy stocks and paid. of Insured. j. l. sue Greenville, N. I WE CHALLENGE THE f V W TO HE EQUAL OF for Chills. Fevers, Night Sweats and Grippe, and forms of None genuine Red i en ii DON WAIT TO Ti SPEND AND BE CURED CURES PUKE TONIC IT. NO CURE SO . PER TO TAKE. Three Times The Value OF ANY OTHER. ONE i EASIER. r. also gave him the benefit of experience and Inside knowledge. It turned out when Hill sod Morgan began to ii;, hares that bad 2.000 shares which bad purchased at par. Mr. la now deeply Interested In Wyoming oil- and II Is be is In a fair way Join the ranks in a snort time. HT t Coach. According gossip straight from The Hague, the husband of I Ins made himself driving out In state the Dine he appeared In The honeymoon. The people felt be wasn't living op to royal traditions, and they didn't like It. It Hint when the royal couple settled In The Hague the duke went out drive. But Instead using the mate Ii appeared tooling an i drug, handling ribbons It nils such a all. i ii the stolid Hull dew tin; the sight, and then they made their minds didn't like it. It lit 1.0 all for him to do that In he was only a duke . a husband ought to live up t his position. And, as the story h told . lilt man visiting h Sew v. not a Dutch head was as duke drove by. nor from tin It v many rides of p the lo make them do I bat, Through recommendation of son, Honor.- Palmer, recently elected alderman Chicago, Mrs Potter rainier been o position as one street in- The of the city have recently i .-.-is Investigating ii is and all. and have come lo Hi- that great tin- ;, I, in , in be brought about If Hie , . . all ,. . . ., , I K Ml . Ye. NOTES X. June Was Abbott, of is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. H. Sam Smith and Ed. of Greenville, spent in town. T. Tyson and sou, John, of Standard, spent Sunday with at Smith Hotel. A. Sugg, Jr., from Greenville Saturday and returned Monday. Miss Wayne. South left Washington where she spend some time with Miss Margie Charley f spent Saturday night and Sunday with friends here. E. V. Cox spout Sunday in the country. There mill be Episcopal services in the chapel at F. W. B. T. Semi- nary next Sunday. Norman, of Standard, spent Saturday and Sunday here. No Secret Men talk of of success- advertising, but ii is all very plain. The essentials to offer what want fair prices, and to offer it in a way that will make readers know they . I address Chapel Hill. The in writing advertise- I UNIVERSITY Law School. The Slammer Term begins July 1st to three Thorough in courses admitting to the bar. lectures by n lawyer. For C at- address C. Hill, N. Dean. men is to speak as the interested well informed merchant would speak to a prospective customer. j Philadelphia Record. L. H. Render, Tobacco Flues, Roofing, Expert employed. All kinds Gun work first class. of guns a specialty. Agent for The Oliver Typewriter Greensboro College N. C. Literary and Business Courses. Schools of Music, Art and Literary Course and all Living Expenses per Fall Session begins September 11th, on cation. PEACOCK, President. Paper Hanging. I am prepared lo fill and can it i I Full line from designers l from I am prepared to do Brick Laying and Orders wall paper the of Mrs, M. will receive prompt at- j H. BUNN, I IN J. W. CB. Norfolk, Va. , Factors and handlers of Bagging, Ties and Bags. and shipments solicited. Three One for Times VA., Now Only Cents a Year, and includes absolutely free The Paragon Monthly, The Farm Journal, Philadelphia. DAILY SUNDAY TiMES, Farm Journal and Para- Monthly, now only per year; per mouth by mail. Address THE TIMES, Richmond, Va. OLD DOMINION LINE Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at A. M. for Green ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Steamer Edgecombe leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at for Tar leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays, and Saturdays at G A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and Boa- ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore, and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. C. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. C. ONE THIRD FASTER Agents wanted in all i . WHEELER ii Company. Atlante. Ga. T WHITE, Greenville, a ill aid of i, mi to report to This aid is to lake r Inspectors who are I ; of streets V., Nov. was first advised by family iii Charleston to use when but a very young In- M a of and to warn and sweeten the stomach. Later it was useful In teething its effect been to be so very beneficial and n free iron, the dangers that an- upon the use drugs and soothing that we nave come regard it. i use with children, as one of the in when there la new baby ID the kiss and until the arc over, and we lake pleasure in recommend it of stuff so people use to keep their Daily Times and Weakly Times Good Advice to Trinity College Oilers one hundred and twenty-five ate and undergraduate courses of study. Twenty-time teachers in with modern Large library Best and in UM -late. Scholarships an Fund;. Attendance nearly doubled within the seven years, low. The best college is the one oilers a student the best advantages Send for Go. Norfolk, Va. Cut in Fm tors and Commission Mer- chants, and in Bagging, Tics. Pea- nut Hags and Land Plaster. We quote Nova Land Plaster for June as lots 14.00 ton lots ton lots than tons Correspondence solicited. J. W. PERRY and alleys violations of the new and stringent ordinances designed to create conditions have ready given the attractive title of i Mrs. Palmer's i in, i, hi which she lives, is In the Oral ward. THE GREAT H you have stomach, indigestion, biliousness, constipation, bad breath, liver, heartburn, kidney troubles, backache, loss of appetite, Insomnia, lack energy, bad blood, blotched or muddy akin, any symptoms and disorders which tell the story of bad bowels and an impaired digestive Wilt Cure You. will clean out the bowels, stimulate tho liver kidneys, strengthen the mucous membranes of the stomach, purify your blood and put you your again. Your will return, your move your liver and cease to trouble you, your skin will clear and freshen you will feel the old lime end buoyancy. Besting I I l n I I , r lull foe , o, . i-l- ii, o- n II keel's i. , on , r . B W i r . left sailing, p won, and heart r. MS fr II- Mr. Mini Ike I The Ni n York has c u directed of Brook why n writ of man I i em in I W. Met lo i examined if qua d, lo p unit him lo and receive the degree of of Mr. he was by II i II rally, and barred from lit is . i Triangle he published a paragraph gave offense to the chancellor a i, ti. which as lo- The young gill who is traveling by herself seek Information from train people rather than from her c n train. in traveling should make C of strangers of either sex, her name, her nation or family affairs, or make on the road. She however, show kind to a traveling with children, a wearied one. and politely any one who does her an B. in The Home for July. Mi Pills This popular remedy sever falls to cure Dyspepsia, Constipation- Sick Headache, Biliousness And ALL DISEASES from a Torpid Liver and Bad The n. t u It la good t It Dose coated sod to swallow. lake No Substitute . i i I- u. p pun lit I In- n In i f I I I . ; n a I J. t in the till- n not nit III and In former tin Could i Kin-up. -i. Hill. it. i ii. J. It ltd If you would El a e H C s 1-1 S U i a z, U it It i B las ft M us W 5- notice to Public. Mr. John Drewry, General A fur North and Virgin, of that Well- Known and Company, THE MUTUAL Life Insurance Co., of 11- i to announce to its large number policy and to public generally, of North this com- will now in this state from this date will its splendid desirable policies, to all de- siring the very insurance in the best life insurance company in world. If the local in your town has n yet JOHN Stale Haleigh, X. C Assets U. Paid policy Live, reliable energetic agents wanted at once lo work for the Old GREENVILLE N. C. S-s------o s Cotton Bagging and fies always -on x- Fresh goods kept constantly en hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Having duly before the or Court of the estate Jacob Brook, de- lit it ire In hereby given all indebted lo the estate to make immediate payment to the undersigned. And all per- sons having claims against are to under payment on the this notice will be in bar of recovery. This June 4th. 1901. CHAPMAN, Jacob Brooks. SALK OF LAND. Bf virtue of a decree of the Court Pitt this day in a certain Special therein pending entitled, Public r, the estate of II. against Bonnie H. den, John and I will on Monday, July 1901, sell at public sale the Court House door in a certain lot Of parcel of land situate in the Iowa of county, on the south side of Third street and east of Lee t and known in the plan of said torn an lot number live in block II. This Mb of June 1901. CANNON. Public estate of H. deceased. of Sale. W. R. WHICHARD BRO., IN---- N. C. The Stock complete in every and prices as low as lowest. Highest market price paid for country produce. North Pitt county In Court. A. P. , vs. N virtue of mi Execution directed U the from the Superior court of Wilson in entitled scion, I will on Monday, the June, 1901. at o'clock, in, the court house door of said county, sell to the highest bidder for i lo mi i.-f;. all the right title and Interest which the said W. O, Lane, in the de- real to That of land in lying on the North and the lauds of J. H. Tug- well, heirs, II. A. and others, and known as It J. farm, containing six bundled acres more or less. I'm, Hie did of May. 1901. O W. PI county SALE. Grocer and j By of a Furniture Dealer. Cash paid for delivered to W. J. For Sale by el, i m i . ., Inn-, -i MM a, i Al i t,; . I O t i CO , Nassau Siren, S V , me mm in. . t o. l . i i, t i.-i,, aM me -I id .-. Mi lei I . i . , Hi n i, tin i. bes i in I an i I ill. The pie d i ii I are ii Inches . out lot He been given to toe Is Mr. that Mark is bis choice for next for and he hopes Hep I will When Mr. Hanna shall am as he doubtless will, e the next cull ii Ci tin will a Mr. an the Presidency will be easy Bryan latter would lie especially happy if the Demo- should nominate his choice. Twice as Republican Marshal Mr. baa Mr. other goods. Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed- Oak Suits, Ba- by Carriages, Parlor Tables, Safes, P. Gail Ax Meal Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, American Beauty Can- Cherries., Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Jelly, Milk, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meal, Soap, Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Oar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nuts, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Currents, and China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware, Oaken and Crackers, Mats Best Stand- ard Sewing Mach and nu- and Bryan i. very candidate to defeat; and he would like easy job next lime, no doubt, he isn't as he med lo be. Philadelphia Quantity, to see me. Cheap for cash, Com Phone U. led and by the Tuba Warehouse t o. on August and duly re- corded in the office Registered Deeds of Pill county in Z. B, page the will sell at public, In-fore Hie Court house door In Green- ville . ii Saturday July the in the town of upon which lots have bean two tobacco One on north by B Lang's lot, on the east by slice M. lot, on the west by J. C. Griffin's tut and on the south by Me- street, II acres. One other lot at the aimer of fourth street sod the right of way of the Atlantic line on west side of said road, and runt north parallel with said tic I to a stake, west parallel with Front, feet b a stake in lino street, south feat lo a slake In the line of street, thence cast with Front street lo the beginning. Also one other beginning at a a slake pa Hie ditch and runs south east to a stake In the then south west polos to i ii Kiln heirs line, with to the more or less, properly lo be satisfy said mortgage. Apply to Tin tee This June Trustee, F. JAMES, Attorney. IN- A GENERAL LINE OF Also nice Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE MB. J. B. Norfolk, Va. Buyers and Brokers in Cotton, Grain and Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. The Commoner WEEKLY. WILLIAM J. Editor Publisher, Payable in Advance. One Year Mouths Sue, Three Sing. Copy No traveling canvassers are em- ployed. Subscriptions taken at Tit office. The Semi- Weekly will be sent together one year for 11.75 or The Daily and one year for 1.1.50 payable In ad- or Improve; also or photo. . and Lawyers. Wash, -t- FOB The Reflector D. J. EDITOR TO PER YEAR II VOL. XX. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, JULY e M -AT- Is the customer who takes of OUR keeps our competitors guessing why it is we sell so cheap. OUR WITH HIGH W. T. LEE Pa Exposition, lam to accommodate about Pan Am- visitors wall board room with nil view of Niagara mill Lake from the house. Niagara Fulls truly car door nil's w.-ilk to exposition Take Niagara street car to Auburn Avenue. rates. All will receive prompt attention. JOSEPH A. MOORE, 7-tin. 1280 Street, Buffalo, N. Y. A Fl CLASS SCHOOL IX EASTERN X. C. School, LaGrange, N. C. LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC COMMERCIAL Boarding Pupils, Twelve Counties two States represented past session. School Barracks for Sixty Cadets. I The school aims to st by developing latent and power. Tho individual needs of the students are considered. The literary training strengthens the manly trails, gives a sound body; and clear mind. Class room methods cultivate j and grasp. Athletics encouraged. No Compromise on or Tobacco. Expenses for entire term of Nine Mouths, tuition, board, room, fuel and lights, payable quarterly in advance. No extras. Write for beautiful register. J. E. DEBNAM, Suit. A Special Take OH. Stole His Wife. A year ago Eugene a youth, away with Miss Sen-ad Barbee, daughter of Mr. H. who lives near Dur- ham. They live at Church. They went to Durham and were married by Magistrate Gun The bride was only years old, and as soon as her found she t tin away, he went to D limn in hot pursuit. rived in scene a few minutes c marriage ceremony, and claimed his daughter. He carried her home, there he has kepi her for a year, giving husband an to see his wife. Several attempts were made to steal girl, but were Finally the girl was sent to Virginia to visit her uncle in the hope that she would forget But followed her and there was a scene that caused a sensation. The girl was taken with typhoid fever soon after, and she came near dying. She home eve. since, while her band was at work in the ship- yards at Newport News. A few days ago returned to Dur- ham with a friend, and went out to home, while the old man was gone. The mother pro- tested bitterly against her leaving, celled all names, but and his friend took girl with them they have been days very happily at the home of Mr. BriggS, in East Durham. She says nothing part them now. Raleigh Times. Hay Southern The proposition in the constitutional convention lo raise the salary of the governor from to a year has much lo commend it. In most of I he South States the salary of is so low that a man with source of income can hardly ford to accept the office; thus a handicap is placed upon merit. A poor man cannot live upon the the appearance I but is demanded by the dignity of position. Tho pay of a gov- ought not lie so large that J-B. CD. Just Received. TO THE PEOPLE, AND CUSTOMERS OF PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. We are still in of race after your We offer you the best selected line of General Merchandise to be found any store in Well hough choice selections, the of the best 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 to sell you if we can. We offer you the very best service, polite attention, and the moat liberal terms consistent with a well business built up on its own merits. you conic to market you will not do yourself justice if you do sec our stock before buying elsewhere. Remember us and the following lines of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, Shoes. Gaps, Silks and Satins, Jackets and Capes, Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths. Ken's, Women's and Children's Shoes. Harness, Horse Blankets Groceries. Flour, Meal, Sugar Coffee, Lard, Scad Is, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Nails and Rope. Furniture. Headquarters for Furniture and everything in line. We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either or Approved Credit Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Your Friends, fit A large line of Baby Caps, Belts, Laces and Ladies Col- and Cuffs all Sizes I HAVE THE AND HANDSOMEST LINE OF MIL LINE air Mrs. M. T. is in charge of my millinery department mi hand one will be trimmed to suit your tastes ii you wait. Hats. Silks, Braids, Ornaments, Flowers, Ribbons, and everything n the milliners line. A Currituck Boy Weighs Pounds. Mr. Louis of county, N. c, has distinction of being biggest man in Carolina Louis is only IT years old and pounds. We have the price oft of a special line of Figured Lawns and Organdies, which we have running from S lo for the NEXT DAYS. we will push them out for yard. Those lovely Imported Em. Swisses, which are richly worth and Too will lie run out for the next fix days for and per yard. Piques worth and now for G days White Shirt Waist and Dress Goods prices lo astonish you. Madras Shirts for men, worth 11.00 for days Our entire line of Ladies Oxford Tics at reduced price from up. Fruit of Loom bleached Tie Call lo sec us for anything you please you. Standard Patterns July Designs. KICKS WILKINSON. it would cause shrewd and are always lo order by a in City have the following Seventeen inches thirteen inches toe to heel, live inches across the ball of the shoe and thirty-one inches the shoe. A man of build can place both of his feet one of these shoes with ease. enjoys perfect health men to scramble for the of course, but ii should be large enough to offer induce- to tho to strive for it. High grade executive ability is in the world at better than a year. The Slates ought to lie willing to pay good men as much as they are worth civil life, possibly just a little shading for the honor public preferment. Exchange. The whole island of New York was originally bought of the for an equivalent of twenty-live dollars. Today New York has a population of about which is exceeded by only- one other Its wealth is enormous; its annual ex- are more I ban those of Republic Mexico, and almost one third as much as those of German Empire with its population of And it has the financial of tho Home Journal. A young Parisian recently saw a friend driving an automobile through a crowded thoroughfare at a rate faster than legal limit, and warned hi in to slow down, as of the Paris wits posted further down the street. The killer was a of tho occurrence, however, arrested the pedestrian on charge of interfering with police in their duly. Was Profitable. To Millie of u small ad- fruit seller in Paris advertised ill several newspapers good rates for lie would give of for largest apple Hint should be lo He received sacks of apples altogether, paid the for largest, and after deducting the cost of the advertising that lie had made a profitable invest- Record. Views. It is almost to bear the various opinions people have is as strong as a bull, being about the crops, One lays able lo the weight would while the spring was late and crops were thrown badly behind, they arc looking fairly well. Another says but for tint has troubled formers crops would have been line, and arc looking pretty still another says prospect is very poor -poorest he has seen for years. And soil many opinions as there are people. Scotland Week Commonwealth. The I in inn i Wednesday wen- Issued Ly the and Commander the Adjutant General fixing the ting forth the encampment of North for cur- rent year will be held by Park, near beginning July and ending August I lib. The camp will be designated The Quartermaster General will arrange transportation for regimental commander, staffs, companies, etc., so as to reach camp not later than o'clock in the of day named, each logo Into Companies ate required at- tend withal least percent. their muster roll. A failure on part of any company to meet ibis requirement will deprive such TOWN MATTERS Meet the Aldermen. of Aldermen met Thursday night lo close up their work for the fiscal year and be ready to the administration o to successors on Ant of July. All but one member were pres- reading and approving the minutes of last before liking up the regular order business, the matter of Allen Bryant, present- ed at meeting for the killing of their horse on the street, was con- was decided to offer a compromise of was ac- by the claimants, and the matter .- settled. finance committee repeated in tin- treasury. D. tax collector made his final report, which had been examined and was approved by finance committee. This following of annual i ,,,, Moo. General taxes license I it-quire the effort of six ordinary I Landmark. Pays Awful London, June Booth African war was tho subject in- numerable questions in the House of Commons to day. was elicited that the ear continues to cost weekly; that tin- mate the invaders of Cape Colony number from to men, and there were list of typhoid fever among the troops during month of April, or which number proved blankets, fuel, ii r. cook- medicine will be- supplied by State. The troops must furnish own rations. Convenient and ample kitchens and mess ill In- provided. Each regiment will reviewed by the Commander days to be hereafter named. The encampment will i- held In following Third intent from July lo both Inclusive. Second from July 31st, both inclusive. First August 5th market purchase taxes 950.36; dog taxi 17725.75 The delinquent list of persons who had i ii town and could not be found contained names and while the Hats of those in town from could not be made contained and amounted to lists were allowed by the committee in settlement with tho collector. The standing committees had no reports to make. An amounting to to Inclusive. and paid. First By order of the Governor Thai Pays. Commander in Chief. A ,,,,. ,,, in ,,,,, who and manages a form In tho General. yesterday if such a paid. Ho replied Twenty years ago ii was i ii- that ii certainly paid if managed in led that persons crossed on a business principle, in same London dolly, I on careful, manner that a fool tho rest vehicles. With runs a business office in town. American invention for Una land. Ph., June A. John Evans, the Carnegie Con have win returned from they Introduced u new process hearth steel-making in the Rev. .,.,.,. B. of the Virginia Theological I which the Hog Seminary , has accepts work j,,,,,,,.,,. and a II. Griffith, Jr., and i . M ,, , tin- growth of these have doubled, of relief building f the tower bridge, half a mile down stream. has, I an miller lo of older bridge, and bus HOW ell will in Missionary field of Lenoir and Pitt counties. Mr. here Monday. Free of women who cry, the Eskimo women fairly lion of Ambrose engineer of teats of the Carnegie Company for making far armor plate. It includes the use of molten Inn direct from the blast In charging the open hearth method was lo use cold pig iron and scrap. Hunks lie does well these be to per Investment. I Bod from ex that farming, conducted properly, will from to per cent, on an Investment, l know that Ibis is opposed to the modem forming is ed lo accomplish this by do longer profitable. It will pay which will it does pay if the former or the mil as projections business man, If you like, Is on each side of the bridge, mined to make it . . . . Observer, from Wilmington that the encampment of the The stores Mess. T. P. A-h- Guard, scheduled to begin on ford, ft Co., Tom 10th of July, will be postponed were closed this morning under ton days because of the executions Issued on judgments of gelling the I obtained before Mr. Fields, by j. p., by northern creditors. the 10th. 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EASTERN REFLECTOR K. C. D. J. WHICH Ed- Owner the Post Office at Greenville, C, as Second Class Mail Matter. 1901. The Seventh National Rank, of New York, into of a receiver Thursday its in were nearly WASHINGTON LETTER. U. 28th. The republican tight over the control of the Bureau is growing Commissioner this week made a his public resistance to the demand for his breathes between the lines and may be considered a dale WINTERVILLE AND BUSINESS NOTES. B. C, Every preparation for the com- fort convenience of the teach- who shall be with us next to Mr. to redeem been made by our wise f the Republican P information since column has opened indicates the of deaths from recent in the mining dis- West Virginia will not ex- fifty. It looks like Raleigh is going to fail to get both the auditorium new hotel that has been working for. means Greensboro will income the con vent ion i the State. written National to lie. Dan- j K. Sickle, during he lad year, Bran, would no, l I p. I Those coming to summer at the head of the Jen b .,. school, to private conveyance, will this , . , ,. . . it convenient to leave their Mr. were if- . , , , ,. ,. .- at the feed and livery stable elected. Mr. intimates that , . , ,, II. Mr. Bu- addition to the desire u i . . sucker has also as nice shark to control a pt there are republican a a as found anywhere tor which he will charge moderate rates, a Harris has palatal a neat change because have not been, allowed to dictate la defiance ; law and promotions; l . , , ,. , .,, sign lie entrance of the Hun- in the in all, , ,,,, i.-,., sucker and livery stables. this statement of ,. , Dr. It. T. President of be hot in much colder . ,. . i; the Baptist I Diversity at weather than which and . his friends lay he has unlimited the teacher, tor. next Mon- Henderson Gold truly for mole of same become tired lays that the railroads re- duce rates to the lion from a distance will few. rates are much too high to induce many people to go. From this section people can pay full tare to Norfolk or Washington then an excursion ticket and come out a saving on what a return ticket from hereto Buffalo costs. sort and of being for doing his duty and standing bet ween the govern and a ring of pension looters, he Will use it without regard to his who is bit if sight again him Democrats ate play- yesterday the the role of interested in this fight. Sickles, I day night. A rich treat is certain- store for all shall be so fortunate as to be present. M. P Davis, of Snow Hill, will occupy the pulpit the Hap-1 him stopped sad, down FOR THE CHILDREN .,. v of Hi- foothills of Jay few year ago my WM by Mm of a from Almost It only to vanish top of Huff, I saw me a tableland in extent flank- by a and The was en- devoid of or cover of any sort. Nut M lit ; of cactus or a of of yards in lay on the color of prairie itself at first I was a Mow, but which n I to n Jack don, his long cars k along lib body, The mystery of the eagle was revealed. It in- tended dine My had hardly to n stop when the of my Us The rabbit passively Straight as n falling shell tie down. It was almost the rabbit and about lo him w.-n sud- the lone cars unfolded and a pray upward through the air. It nu a leap, live feet at W h and so correctly that huge bulk of the eagle on mid he dropped back unharmed. rabbit Instantly darted at full speed toward the ravine. He or yards In-fore tin eagle was to turn renew tin attack. rabbit apparently watching every move of enemy, for the Instant the made toward SPORTING WORLD FOR THE HOUSEWIFE Word, coach of the of Ida. occupies a niche In world nowadays. Ward is plying the touches to Quaker eight will compete In the odors from cooking Is a bread crust, very and very II Into the water just as It strikes a boll and l.-t it ton minutes, then It out. Most of the oil will with It. Further, spongy crust will have kept it from Cauliflower not fresh always The best thing for It Is a scald In weak salt water, hot, before the cold soaking. If heads are big, cut Into pieces so as to make of removing every bit of discolored when boat puts an open out of commission, a as of straw, light even newspaper, will set up a purifying draft and help to free kitchen of unpleasant odors. Falling an open fireplace, the ought to have a range hood. There ore hoods and hoods at almost any price you j choose, from big burnished copper affair In the great hotels to the modest sheet Iron contrivance which Is an in- part of so many among the new- lo England. ct stoves. There is a movable hood, are rowing In flue form and , working up and down like the shutter will undoubtedly make a creditable of a roll top desk-that la In theory nil a la kepi up. tor I before, again awaited the foe. list drank here night. Ab ,. for U. B. J. P. lime l w it past Blurt to lie to , ah union at TS, All at the f National Edi- at Buffalo, that was very gratifying the South- were It the banquet by the Directors the Ex- lbs editors, nearly a thousand per sons, many of being very public among being John of United State-. Speeches by Hay and in i culls limn the toast master. The ex for a speech was the editor of The who the South the Confederate soldiers and hen he sat down the band struck up soul stirring notes and entire . were pie, ruse to their foot enthusiastically applauded men cheering and the ladies . h o audience could have inure dew m All South highly appreciated and were much gratified at paid I.;. so intelligent an audience of for it was a that a.- I. nay him- self was the first of ninny, grasped band and extended congratulations, Chat ham Speaker at In. The at Hie town and the surrounding emu are in the a feast nest week. The following a list the speakers and July Monday B. T. Vann, Pres. Female University V. Joy Mr. Industrial K. Bard N. B, Wake SONS College, s. c. Exercises begin p, in. Our people will have op port unity on train return The iii tin- is to make output who used be a democrat, who is a leader on the ant. depose of at was a stumper A. Cox Mfg. Co. have just re-; lbs sad ibis a ear load of white corn merely the earth, bird him. Again the darted toward Hie vine and lbs proper sue. won a of Stepped to both and 1900, and O. and t ,.,,,.,.,,,. .,.,,,, who seems lo be here It is .,, . ,, . ,. i I., pleasure to meet an- in command, is a A can who was kicked ; he over the to to j but In baa proved much less than ones. No can I make up for the luck of care and In- In cook I It Is a fact that a ho-d well net In a large measure away tao of food. showing the other side of tic. Kills Ward bad entire charge of Pennsylvania Institution's affairs for many years. As an oarsman be himself achieved International re- The stroke be teaches Is similar to that formerly favored by Al Cook, Yale coach of several years ago. Tho Henley occurs In July. Ward has picked ten for the trip I abroad. The new eight oared shell I constructed for the special use of the ; Quaker crew hi tho coolest for the Grand Challenge cup on the Thames WU launched the a few choose, a canopy, of cushions are In the ins Room. A very pretty may be ranged any living room by means of screen n divan. Over the DO YOU WANT ONE A HANDSOME PHOTOGRAPH BROOCH With picture desired on it. The brooch Is gold-plated and makes a beautiful The picture above does not fairly represent the beauty of the brooch, but you can see samples at The office what they are. Do you want t We will send you Tut a week; for one year and give you one the pins for 91.20. Any one already a can have one FREE by paying your subscription one year in advance and getting us one new subscriber for a year. Any boy or girl can have one by sending us two new sub- to Tue tor for one year. to its luxury. Hut a screen answers every of retirement Ward, one of the American and withdrawal being readily champion lawn tennis players In buds Itself lo housekeep- and national Indoor champion requirements. In country cottages In singles, will sail for England in s where space Is Important not only few days to play In the English chain- may secured at pleasure tournament at Wimbledon the furnished discretion by help of last week In June. the screen, but one room may mads D. F. Davis, bis regular partner and to do duty SI dining room, also the donor of International library mil drawing mom, as one of cup. Is already on the other side, these at a time or as all three should creditable one start to having sailed from here April suggest via Intends lo play in a number of the English tournaments before the meeting, and ho and Ward This cushion Is made of Opera House The entertainment given by the Daughters the Confederacy for benefit of the Southern Building fond home monument wag rendered according to announcement at the opera Friday night. entertainment was pro- need by all present to be a II. proprietor of the Kilts Carriage Works at his wife and little son, came out of the office of Pension Com r lute n doing the very thing that Evans is being fought for not doing. The opinion is leasing among democrat that the republican talk revising the tariff so us to more than a vole making In Congressional districts lo the west and middle-west there is sentiment among the re-. , I work placed In bis bands, publican voters against trusts. It tons side of and disappeared. The great bird, balked of Its prey. hung disappointed over the ravine for a moment and then circled majestically a mail returned home the The contest hid lasted will enter Wimbledon In both singles any material you like, and when edged and doubles. curd, which also forms a large American champions will loop from one corner to another. It Is together In private for a week very useful for hanging over a chair mediately before the Wimbledon tour- and Just catches lbs bead where rest Instead of entering at Is lo much appreciated. The cover of pool for northern championship, as evening, Hack and I of Greenville, are here building a dry kiln the A. Cox Mfg. I. Carlos Harris, of ; came Monday is busily cm ployed piloting and superintend- is lo keep vote from being lost to the the tariff revision talk was started, and It is expected that h considerable number of re- publican Representatives from that sect in will make speeches daring the coining session of Congress in favor of taking the duty off trust on . It m. i, cause o. really any Hue, but be- cause speeches will make g campaign documents next year's t light With a few next advisory headquarters of Ohio republicans will be a I i.,. ed In the Canton home of Mr. and the adviser in- chief will be no less personage than Mi. Mi i. though there la no national issue i; i iii the this year, the election of a will same can be inch, Mr. is very ma that republicans shall sin, not that be would grieve to sec loss Ins seal in the but because its effect the Congressional cam- of next year, a-a shrewd lie Unless can retain control lift n. of Ills plans cm Philippines will be upset, M In has idea that all those plans be pat Into effect legislation the present Congress, The coal man DO The, hobo is never known by hi works, A sugar coated compliment is i lien haul to Weak coffee Should furnish in grounds fir divorce. Maude, dear, person who plays bridge doesn't have a walk over. The Wilmington street railway has. none into hands of a Companion. The ruler In his fib of April. tie is not a but n duke, and bis title is Grand links Fran IV of Of boy king of Spain Is younger Ibis over Monday to visit his mother, i grand duke, Ike boy kings realm sisters and little j by a ,. Al has say It. Mis. Simon who has i v is only years of but be visiting her parents Washing- ; has been declared aide t. take care of ton, C, evening. I S, is a have most other American who , have played abroad. Their peculiar an During that time bad j W were very to ones lard to panic or he Id ; English players last season, one Instance failed lo foresee ea- arc to let the for- of lie would have become accustomed to Its the penally with before they meet them In Jerry of came Yacht Across Ocean. to advices received by s prominent New York yachtsman, tho two English racing yachts Bella, recently bought abroad for two American yachtsmen, arc racing across Atlantic. It was generally that the yachts were to a race of trip to this side, as did not leave their home ports within several days of each other. which bad left ton several days In advance of the part of I put Into port of Brown, of your town, the great dorms. i of is Wesson. monarch is supreme In nil matters that pertain to duchy Tl is u it V, M. near only spent night with Mr. L. L. persona, bat It Is one of old- ,. , of monarch In now Is King Promptly on time the and put Into where she she needed a slight refitting before proceeding her way. The skippers of the two boats seen frequently together before It. who U working of ho on April eels- ,. , i, . ,,, ,.,, ,,,.,. agreement, both yachts put out late in the went to j ,, caught yesterday to visit bis is a busy town, has always been will ever lie so, just now it is the place making preparations I for next week. N. C, and P. Bent last went to Monday on business. M. T. went Washington yesterday. Mis. I. II. Willis, of Washing- ton, id visiting her parents, Mr. Mis. J. II. Mis. James Carson, of Bethel, returned home pending several days here with relatives. The Reason about Closed and good prices have been realized. The crop was short, but tin made some money. II. It Fleming bail a train load of logs to come from Tuesday . I'M Andrews is very hick. U the woods full of buckle- lien lea no w under the farmers have Iota gram. C. H. went lo ville Jim Proctor, of seen on our streets yesterday. sickness now. That suits doctors. H. K. went to Washing- ton yesterday. Fred of has NOT OPENED, The Old Hoard Would not Act. The Board of Aldermen Friday afternoon to open bids for the Improve- meat as advertised, full being present. April and when last seen had caught up with each and were having It hot and heavy, the slightly In the lead. Southern Secretary Murray of the phis Trotting recently char- has inn the new trotting track H hearing completion and that when It will tho fastest In The Memphis meeting will open Oct. will be Ly National Trotting association rules. The stakes amount THE the triangular cushion seen In our II Is made of cm red Bulgarian II the back and can be taken off, and put again fresh. All cushion covers should be made lo off, those only be- sewed which are ornamental and little used -tit least for the bead. To Take It Is will lo keep some chloride of lime water en basil, so I. may he ready when To make It crush S quarter a pound of chloride In a bowl and Work it Into a smooth paste with a little water. Add a pint a more of cold stir music was of ex- high order, the come- sparkling with humor, fairy scene in a Christmas shop Berlin was most amusing, the tab- effective. The amount realized was cents for the Southern Memorial Building and cents for Greenville monument, total 1.50. How Few Persona Escape a how many suffer unnecessarily. By the use of Terry Davis Pain-Killer I on is cure For a swollen Jaw or ice due to ulcerated teeth, Fain-Killer ads like not suffer a but get a bottle. Avoid substitutes, there Is but one Pain-Killer, Perry sod toll v j J v. u , . n . , j .-- ,. . . to Two of will con- well, cover 1st for a day or Move stated tin he under the , two. keeping closely covered and v DB i, u stir, been visiting the little folks here. received three scaled bids. Alderman Parker offered the fol- lowing Whereas, new Board of Aldermen will in three days from now lie charged with the sole re- the expenditure the voted for for certain the own; and, whereas it will be an act of to the incoming to leave sale of the bonds to the new It in ordered, That the opening bids now in of the Mayor be such time an new may for the lie Kl i by hold said all boa I opening them and lo deliver in to tho new Board, up, at its meet- on July 1st, After discussion of the resolution the put to the Board, the vote in a tie. Al- Parker, House, Cobb, Pat- rick voted for the resolution and White, Tun- stall and voted against It. his re- yea, sustaining race, first heat one mile, second best and pour the clear liquid. Strata, a mile and an eighth tho third best bottle and keep corked lo half a This system Is put In out stains moisten stained vogue lo Incorporate as many features dilute a small of of running turf as will be consist- chloride of lime water all limes In beat racing. of rater and put stained part It. Keep moving and look at It Is a Take out soon Chris New new has disappeared rinse several college pitcher, gives promise of being of water chloride one of the best In this year, of lime lakes out all color must When such old timers and good judges therefore be used for white good. of material Ned and Captain Joe Kelly of the say so. I there's something more than a Wash, peel and rhubarb In on . Inch pieces. If very sour, pour boiling water over It to out some of the ,., lbs Cap. acid and then drain waler. Put Tho Chester cup. value pieces lino of a won recently by David add one cupful of sugar In carrying the colors of plot of fruit soot mill this Is an Important Is soft It. ran victory. Mr. backed bis; hot or cold at the odds of to ii and I. of New York has rent seven of hi trolling horses lo to lie If plans under hit carried out. It will Dot be before Is- to New York what I Is lo Kentucky. The Institute it v lbs division if . ii Th tan s i w I ;. II 1.1 II lo and I i I'll I far tin i. ion tires Ike lout of urn place In a Jar cover cold i I more than lour in a one hour; Mae Ai I tout or Masks Mel aside for one mail Tills at nu-d It .-a as a common toilet Way to Prosperity. A successful man said this was his to bod, early to rise, hustle like thunder advertise. Advertising in The Reflector will bring you success. Don't lag behind in race, but let the people know what you are bore for. The easiest, best to sell anything is to it Such advertisement goes straight to people, they learn what you have I. o st II you reap the benefit. just purchased a large supply of bright attractive to Illustrate ad- and yon are at to use If you know just you to say, we will help you get up your advertise- i- our business, to reasons why we sell more CLOTHING than any store in Pitt . We carry the largest We are always up to date styles. never misrepresent our We arc always Come and be convinced. Of course at He sells Shoes, and Furnishings, also Ladies EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If is a CROSS MARK in tho margin of this paper it so to remind you that you owe for 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. There was a picnic near Falk- land Wednesday. Several ville people attended and report a good time. Dr. J. L. Woolen and Bryan Nichols have had front window of their stores painted advertising cold drinks. The game of ball Wednesday at between and Dunn resulted a score of to in favor of Kinston. The Reflector job presses have just turned out a of Winterville High School. Any- one desiring a copy can get it by addressing Prof. E. Lineberry, Winterville, N. C. order in which the State regiments will encamp is changed, at the request of col- The third Regiment goes Into camp July 10th; the Second Regiment July 22nd, and First Regiment August 2nd. Charlotte During a heavy storm at Chicago Tuesday night a bolt of lightning struck the college of and surgeons. The lire which followed destroyed the col- building, which was one of kind the west. The loss is Plans Accepted. A special meeting of the Board of Saturday to examine the map-, plans and speculations of systems of water works, electric lights and sewerage for town prepared be L. Ludlow with whom a contract was made April, made in April. After examination Hoard ac- work of instructed that an order for be issued to him in accordance with contract. The plans and specifications pared by Mr. look very complete, embracing several large maps NO of type- written matter. Married. Wednesday evening June 1901, at the home the near Black Jack, Mr. W. h. Bailey, of Williamston Miss Alice were married by Rev. Mr. Eure, of The home was beautifully orated with ferns and verandas illuminates, with Japanese lanterns. A reception was held after the ceremony, next day the couple left for their future home at Williamston. Yesterday morning accompanied by Messrs. R. W. J. F. King, B. J. Pulley and Mary Mr. Henry T. King left for Edge- whereat at I mother, Mis, F. L. he Miss Blanche were Rev. J. J. Harper officiating, only a relatives being present. They then returned here and were given a reception by I r. and Mrs. R. W. King, only a few relatives being present Kings Weekly, This morning at s o'clock at home of Mrs. Emily Harris, Miss Emma Harris was married to Mr. J. A. Long, of C. It was a quiet home wedding. No cards were issued to people Greenville but the friends of the family were invited a number were present to witness the performed by Rev. IT. M. Eure. They received a large number of bridal presents. The and groom left the morn- train for Charlotte, from there they will go to S. , where they will make their home. Daily Reflector, 27th. School. Ten of the trustees of the ville school met Friday the of Dr. Brown. The of Trustees organized by electing O, T. chair- man J. R. secretary. Secretary was instructed to wait upon Hoard Aldermen of ask them to make a levy property in the graded school district of cents each property valuation on the poll for the coming year. J. R. Moore, R. W. and Dr. E. A. were appointed committee to look after location for the school, lo be made at a called meeting. W. H. Long tendered his nation us one of the trustees W. B. Brown to him. Tho mooting developed a strong interest the school. DO. Speak Yea 1901. W. H. Cox returned to Wednesday evening. Mrs. Laura Brown left this morning for Oxford. Mrs. N. E. Smith left day evening for Ivey Smith this from Kinston. Miss Brown left day for Kinston. C. W. Harvey returned Wed- evening from Danville. W. B. Wilson, Jr., and Carl Wilson left this morning for Ply- mouth. Rev. F. A. Bishop left this morning for Rocky Elm City. Will went to Kinston Wednesday and re- turned this morning. King, of came evening to visit relatives the King House. Miss came over this morning from visit her sister, Mrs. R. W. Mrs. B. R. King and children, of came day to visit Mrs. R. W. King. B. J. Pulley, R. W. King and J. F. left this morning for Whitakers to lie present at the marriage of King and Miss Blanche Henry T. King left this morning for Whitakers where he will marry Miss Blanche Draughn this after- noon at at the home of the bride. will come this evening. 1901. L. H. Fender left this morning for Tarboro. II. A. White to Washing- ton this V. J. Lee came Thursday evening from Norfolk. Mr. and Mis. J. C. Lanier went to Tarboro this morning. Jess-c went to this on business. W. II. James returned Thursday evening from Kentucky. Miss Belle left this morn- a visit to Salisbury, N. C. J. F Stokes, who recently re- turned from the State University, was town today. O, L. and family this afternoon for Morehead to spend some days. Mrs. Moore and lit I Io sou, Harry, returned Thursday even- from Mrs. Dr. E. A. and little child left this afternoon More- head and Beaufort. F. M. Stafford, of New York, came in Thursday t veiling to be present at the bond sale today. Mr. and Mrs. Draughn, of Whitakers, came Thursday evening with party. They this morning. W. Miss Mrs. J. J. . May of spent yes- with her sister, Mrs. Dr. returned home today. Saturday 1901. Rev. A. of Bethel, was here today. D. B. went to this morning. Clifton left this morning for Washington. G. J. Woodward left this tor Durham. Mrs. J. L. Sugg left for L. II. Fender returned Friday evening from Tarboro. II. a. White Friday evening from Washington. Mrs. Warren, of is visiting her parents here. Mrs. L. M. left this morning fur Roanoke C. T. HEW PATTERNS AM m FURNITURE and DRAPERIES at CUT P ICES. J Pictures, Shades, Poles, , Come and let Dress House at low Prices. Sample Notions at New York Cost, Lu ever tint red in Greenville Consisting; of I i . SH-- Baby Caps, Fans, Belts, Corsets, Neck Wear, Umbrella. Parasols, Handkerchiefs, Towels, Napkin, Jewelry, Great Reductions on white organdies, silk and embroideries, We sell for cash. only. prices bees is half. Suits worth W worth t Suits worth 65.00. Hosiery and Knitted Underwear. CHILDREN. MUCH it at arm exceptionally low. The saving between oar price Greater reduction was ever thought of on 8.00, selling price is positive and important. North shin of store for Men and Goods. side of store for Ladles and Misses Goods. stain with choice Furniture for Ladles and sort Underwear needed for now and the coming war days, half, of it. of what yon expected to pay. 1.1.00 and KY SOLD AT PREPARATORY FOR ROOM FALL GOODS. This bill t r Ladies Muslin Underwear-. to Long Skins, Drawers, Sight than Cost of Material. Lady SOLE AGENTS FOB Glove lining and P. All Styles. See tho new every one warranted. New Corset given if not all right. SHIRTWAISTS. Dozens of Styles. Bought from factories had Imported BE models from Paris and Vienna and oilier in to serve us an Inspiration for American styles. We if have from the cheapest lo something very handsome in price. SHIRT WAIST, CENT QUALITY ONLY CENTS. Best Calico. per Good Percales, Hie quality only Reduced prices all silk woolen goods Big Rue Sale. About select from. One lot of about worth 2.00, marked down Me. CARPET DEPARTMENT. Furniture. Leather quality reduced to Oak Suits, Bock- era, styles Hail Ku Its, Cribs, Cradles Oar Ask For Prices. Fruit of the Loom, Parker Mills, . yard c. Hosier. pair for 1.1. this is a rare op for Ladies to get n good bargain, Summer Petticoats. Black Umbrella Trimmed with Knife Plaiting, Finished with Black , Satin Strapping Quality Neva Silk Pet- . Elaborately Trimmed, lop and bottom Quilling, only 1.69 Mens Hosiery and Underwear. Ml HOSIERY. e a pair for kind Come and your Sock.-. each for Mens kind Hie BOo Value for you, Biggest Store in Greenville. Big Mew Store. Lace Curtain l white long, reduced lo 91.75 Curtains Inns to Curtains Shoes Ladles Shoes it cents Shoes Oil Baby Shoes all prices. I-

Haw You Forgot What THAT AM OP-TO DATE LINE Pry Goods, Press Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, Has. Ball. Tarboro and Greenville played a game of ball, Thursday afternoon, that started out like it was going be a very interesting game, but in the third Tarboro seemed to get rattled, from then on it I was very one-sided. Below is the of the game. A things II I AM TO MENTION, to see me lot your next B Flour or Pork. Yours to Jas. B. White. Cheshire J. Wilkinson Hart p Philips c Taylor lb Morris If Cheshire cf Powell if K. E. ii. To produce tin best results in fruit, vegetable or the fertilizer used must contain enough Potash. sec our pamphlet-;. e send them free. KM I WORKS. A Claim. At the general of one of the railways with headquarters in recently, a for two was put through the usual system of red tape and allowed. A passenger hailing from the eastern side of the State complained that the of the had torn off one mile too many front his mileage booK. He wrote five pages of hotel stationery reprimanding for its careless treat- of its and demanded immediate settlement. He ed a courteous answer two cents, with a politely expressed hope hat he been serious- discommoded by the occurrence. Philadelphia Record. UNIVERSITY Law School. Term 1st continue three in the bar. n lawyer. For C it- loan, C. HIM. M. O. OLD DOMINION LINE ft Di J. W. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and of Bagging, Ties and Bags. and shipments solicited. Skinner lb . Forbes p mm paid in ran I Tyson i Randolph Smith c BENEFIT lift III j. YOUTH POLICY HAS Noon cf calls. James If The features of the Smith each put the over the fence. OBSERVATIONS Made by the Orange Va. L. H. Pender, GREENVILLE, N. C. OF NEWARK, Loan Value. Value. Paid up Insurance. Insurance that works automatic. I if be a. living, or within three years lapse, upon . f the and To induce Premiums, during the of Insured. ball T. L SUGG, unless Greenville, tS. C. Tl I Night Sweats and and Va DON'T WAIT TO DIE SPEND CENTS AND CORES R TONIC IT C NO PAY PER iii-i TAKE. RHEUMATISM TO STAY CURED. remedy t pod It curd re rut long The Wood known. tho endorsement of after thorough Cu. . . i f nut treated. The ice is now having his own weigh. the empty pocketbook which has no silver lining. The tongue of slander never suffers with that tiled feeling. The smile is the radiant of a heart full of may lie a failure, hut the divorce lawyers think other- The man who dots a kindly deed is the one Tin in a loving creed. Some men would like to deliver their own funeral Dealers say that the hammock continues to hold its on n. Even a phonograph has its own record. lid natural makes one seedy. Tobacco Flues. Tin Hoofing, Expert Gunsmith employed. All kinds Gun and Locksmith work first class. Re-stocking of a specialty. Agent for The Oliver Typewriter MM Greensboro Female College Greensboro, N. C. Business Courses. Schools of Music, Art and Literary Course and all Living Expenses 1900.00 per Year. Fall Session begins September 11th, on cation. PEACOCK, President. One for Times RICHMOND, VA., Now Only Cents a Year, includes absolutely free The Paragon New The Farm Journal, Philadelphia. THE DAILY AND SUNDAY Farm Journal and Para- Monthly, now only per year; Me per mouth by mail. Address THE TIMES, Richmond, Va. Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at A. M. for Tar- leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays, and Saturdays at A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, and for all points for the West with at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore, and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. C. CHERRY, Greenville, N. C. per bottle, Sold by BRYAN THE STATE NORMAL AND COLLEGE. Classical, Commercial, Pedagogical. Musical, I no. of urn board Dross Dead at a With Hie not play any more poker for a long II. Cal rose from the Card last night while playing with and toppled over dead weighing pounds. was the cause of mood Dispatch. AN OLD ADAGE SAYS. purse la i heavy Sickness makes a light purse. The liver ts the seat of nine tenths of all disease. Pills to the root the whole mat- thoroughly, quickly safely and restore the action of the LIVER to normal condition. Give tone to the system and solid flesh to the body Take No Substitute. Paper Hanging. am to till Wall Pa- per can hang it If r nil Hue from to from am to do Laying and on short for wall paper at the of Mrs. M. prompt at- J. H. BUNN, N. O. Annual i l-i Chill Pills core chills and all malarial That is what w. re n Core altar other fall. pay. Price Mela bottle Norfolk, Va. Cotton Fa-tom in Bagging, Ins, I -a- and W Nova Land -t ions and too lots ton lots M solicited. 1522 J. W. ft CO. Trinity College one bandied sad ate and of study. notice to tile Public. ATTENTION Mr. John for and Virginia, of that Well- Known and Popular Company, THE MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Co., of to announce to its large of policy holder, and to the public generally, of North will now In and from this date will its and policies, to all de- siring the very insurance in the best life company in the world. If the local agent in your town has not yet completed address JOHN Stale Agent, Assets Paid policy Live, reliable energetic wanted at to for the Old TO Having duly or t of Pitt n of the of Jacob Brooks, de- notice is hereby given to all persons the to make the undersigned. And all OM claims against said state are lo lo the under- signed on or the June, or this notice will be plea I bar of recovery. This June 1901. CHAPMAN, Administrator of Jacob Brooks. , THE GREAT TONIC LAXATIVE m you have sour stomach, Indigestion, biliousness bad breath, inactive liver, kidney troubles, backache, loss o appetite, insomnia, lack of energy, bad blood. Of or and disorders which tell the story of bad bowel, impaired digestive system. Cure It will the stimulate the liver and kidneys, strengthen be mucous membranes of the stomach, your blood and put you on your again. Your appetite return, your move your liver kidney, cease to trouble you, your skin will clear and and you will feel the old and buoyancy. II i s-J eat i i m keep, or eel is a P m rat teats. M. U and for it. , For Sale by A divorce record at Providence, It. I., shows the June term of Court. A dog in the deserves i lie mange. The loan who reduces salaries is Sort revenue cutter. A meal is as broad as it is long. It doesn't take a particularly strong man to carry on a Marriage lies sometimes connect a man with It is wife's apron No, dear; we shouldn't advise you to go to a dentist to lie Identified. I Hi w m Hi.- is I After Hi in Mi-- l w farm building- can owner or farm hand . mint. lo n over end ,. ;. too tire ,. imbued by the Cotton Bagging and Ties always on bun t goods kept constantly hand. Count produce and sold. A trial will convince you. O. W. WHICHARD BRO,, IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de and prices as low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. tile date Scholarships and . with,., the a very low. The college is the one that oilers a I he bit t advantages Stud Durham. lug an wage, in inn to In In it if the light r I he two mind are and lo spread II and Always bold right u- m o lie you ore minting awl do not la- afraid t- use the paint. The mod for out- wort i pore lead and raw Fe Chicks a ill d -i they i At dry or yolk of n hard . give i. foot for do heals Id he lad i , Did I I read I milk the , hunt, .-as used by Dr. it. h of Pa, his j extensive and t of , in lie in overcoming the I in to and hot s. counter in is the of hot Keeps the sins healthy and tie lives of thousands of children I In the native data, where all mothers give it, and ii . in mothers of our allow and little hi perhaps when can lie I obtained giving Ii s only or mail I. It, M ., Si Mo. ugly i I r. the two then gradually mull the are given or lour lime, a Ii week old. should allowed lo run when a I as I'M is bad for UNIVERSITY of North Carolina. THE THE STATES SYSTEM. TO LAW, scholarships. Free tuition to teachers and sons. for the needy. Students. Instructors. New Dormitories, Works, Central Healing system. spent in improvements in and 1901. term u. p. Chapel Hill, SALE LAND. a decree of the Pitt county this day in a Special Proceeding therein Cannon, Public tint T, the cUte of deceased, against Bonnie II. Bas- d. n John and Olive I will on Monday, July th sell at public sale before tho Court House don in a certain lot or parcel of land situate in the town of Pitt county, on the south side Third street and cut side of U street known in the plan of said town as lot number live in block II. Terms Public Administrator, administering the slate of W. II. deceased. Pitt Superior No lice of Sale. North Carolin Court. A. P. vs. virtue of an directed lo the from the Superior court of Wilson county n the will OS the day of at o'clock, in. at the court house doom said bidder for cash lo satisfy said and interest which the said W. W. Lane, defendant tho de- real estate to That tract land in ill county, lying on the North creek, and adjoining the lands Of MM, J- It. Tug- well, the heirs. B. A. and others, and as the K. containing six hundred acres more or his. of May, 1901. W. Sheriff of Pitt county . I e I I . I u JOB Another visited tin Virginia cal in many destroying the wink the by It in report- ed i hat the damage is by the atom. No lives lost in the Storm Wed- night. The malt i ho era ran an giving k j In not Ignorant In-. light t pure wall III Hi nod Hum Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ions. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. Schultz. or nil n sure rare for hog lint of injuring enterprise or ,. n . . en by our best vet- . know something . in v. i Piped some more . honor show no lbs ii use of -I, in feed effective i v. w diseases. BIG SALE. Norfolk law- jumping t-.- overboard a steamer. third at- His son stabbed I himself lo in bis room at The Reflector Office Can't Be Beat. I'm d cool, In u certain point, quickly In the open air iii Journal. Hill will vole on July the of issuing in to lake stock in the Great Eastern BOO Grocer Furniture Dealer, paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar Turkeys. Egg, etc. Bed steads, Ba- by Co Carts, Parlor Tables, Lounges, P. Meat Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, American Beauty Can- Cherries, Apples, Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal Hulls, Gar- den Oranges, Apples, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Currents, Glass and China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware, Cakes Crackers, Mara, Best Bolter, Stand aid Hewing Machines, and other goods. Quality and Quantity. Cheap for cash. Com to see me. By virtue id a mortgage executed and delivered trustee by Phone I Tobacco Warehouse A i. n Angus and duly re- corded in the of the Pill in l S, the undersigned will sell st More the Court door in ville . n Saturday July the follow, Ms in the town of which erected two largo warehouses. One lot bound- ed on the north by K. lot, on the by M. Ii on the west by J. C. lot and on the south by Me- containing acres. One oilier lot beginning at the corner of Fourth street the right of way of the Atlantic toss Line on west side said road, and runt noun parallel with said few stake, west I front, Bet to a stake ill line of street, thence south parallel with said road feet lo a In the line of ml Street, thence Nat with Front street to the beginning. Also one beginning at n a slake no the ditch and runs south east poles to a slake In the field, then Ml west lilies lo heirs line, with raid line lo the ditch containing seres, more or properly to sold lo satisfy said mortgage. , Terms easy. Apply i or 1901. F. Attorney. The Commoner WEEKLY. WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Editor Publisher, Lincoln, Nebraska. in Advance. One Year It, Six Months Three Sing. Copy No traveling canvassers are em- ployed. Subscriptions taken at The Semi- Weekly and will lie sent together one year for or The Daily and one year for payable in ad- PATENT , . , or photo. for u MM ON PATENTS FOB SI I If The Eastern Reflector D. J. TO -AT- VOL. XX. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, FRIDAY, JULY NO Is the customer who takes advantage of keeps our guessing it is we sell so cheap. OUR MOTTO-DOWN WITH PRICES. W T. LEE Exposition. I t about Pan Am- visitors with board and room with all modem River Niagara Falls car passes door minutes. walk to exposition hi in Is. Take Niagara street car to Auburn Avenue. Moderate rates. All correspondence will receive prompt attention. JOSEPH A. MOORE, 1280 Niagara Street, Buffalo, N. Y. A FIRST CLASS MILITARY SCHOOL IN N. C. School, LaGrange, N. C. MILITARY, LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Pupils, Twelve Counties two States represented past session. School Burnett for Sixty Cadets. , , , The school alms 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 clear mind. Class room methods cultivate Observation, and mental grasp. Athletics encouraged. No Compromise on Liquor or Tobacco. Expenses entire term of Nine Mouths, tuition, board, room, fuel and lights, payable quarterly m advance. No extras. Write for beautiful register. J- K- Supt. A Special Take Off. We have taken the price oft of a special Hue of Figured Lawns and Organdies, which we have been running from to and for the NEXT SIX DAYS. we will push them out for pet yard. Those lovely Imported Em. Swisses, which richly worth SO and will run out for next days for per yard. worth IS and now for days White Shirt Waist Dress Hoods at prices lo astonish you. Madras Shirts for men, worth 1.00 for days Our entire Hue of Ladies Oxford Ties at reduced price from up. Fruit of the Loom bleached Tie. Call to see us for anything you want we please you. Standard Patterns Designs. RICKS WILKINSON. LETTER. from Washington, i. t;. July 1st. Senator Quay has long time that Mr. was neither an admirer of himself nor of the peculiar methods of his lowers in Pennsylvania politics, but that knowledge did not vent his requesting Mr. to prevent matter General Smith from taking an active part in the reform campaign against in campaign that A. K. veteran editor, declares to lie simply a light of honesty against wholesale thievery. Inasmuch as Mr. Smith became Postmaster General against the protest Quay, and has never ceased la the columns of his oppose Quay and ism, it is not that Mr. will attempt to and if Quay republicans of to Join him protesting against Mr. Smith's participation the campaign, Mr. can fall hack on Mr. Smith's own declaration. do not participate in this movement as a member of the Cabinet, but simply as a of Philadelphia. There is no politics in this movement, simply a matter of public and per- It had been hinted Washington for some time that Ex-Secretary and five Herbert, Alabama, who has at the head of a law which makes a of claims against the government, j since he retired from Cleveland Cabinet, bad persuaded to j undertake the job of trying to Alabama. before the Alabama Stale liar is- was his public step that direction. It did ex- cite as much interest nulling around Washington as might have expected. Judge Springer, who was the House with Mr. Herbert, and knows him well, very near to voicing general sentiment, when he said Secretary Her- speech before Alabama Bar Association cause no nor create any surprise among democrats. Herbert has been outside the pale of democracy since 1890. He supported In the last two campaigns, like others calling themselves democrats, be been await- an opportunity to go over to the republican TO PEOPLE, AND CUSTOMERS OF PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. We arc. still in the forefront of the after your We offer you the best selected line of General Merchandise to be found in any store in County. Well bought choice selections, the creations of the lies manufacturers of America and Europe. Seasonable all the year round, Spring, Bummer and Winter. We are at work for and our mutual ad- vantage. II is our pleasure you what yon want and to sell you if we ran. 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. you conic to market you will not do yourself justice if you do not see our immense stock before buying elsewhere. us and the following lines of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, Satins, Dress Trimmings Jackets Capes, Carpets, Mattings and Oil cloths. Shoes. Men's, Women's and Children's and Harness. Horse Blanket and Dusters. Groceries. Flour, Meat, Coffee, Bead ts, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and Hope. Furniture. Headquarters for Furniture and everything in that line. strictly for Cash, but sell for Either Cash or on Approved Credit Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Your Friends, Just Received. A large line of Baby Caps, Belts, and Embroideries Ladies Col- and all Sizes I HAVE THE AND HANDSOMEST LINK OF MILLINERY the Mrs. is In charge of my millinery .,., is not on band one ill be trimmed to suit your es while you wait. Huts, Bilks, Braids, Ornaments, Flowers, Ribbons, everything ii the milliners line den, July I. Mrs. F. Burroughs Dec Miss , of Scotland Neck, niter spending sometime with parents, Mr. Mrs. Dan Berry, South Ayden, for her home Thursday, of Kin-ton, was stopping here Wednesday night. s. H. Finch to Wilson Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. of Greene county, spent Wednesday with Dr. Dixon. J. T. Smith went to Winterville Wednesday. bu needed Railroad not Pair Tim Line. July 2nd. I notice a new schedule went into effect yesterday making quite an vantage In the morning in connection is now made at for giving through connection for mail and but, alas the even- schedule has paralyzed us. It lull- evening mail here so late tit is t o'clock before mail call be opened and delivered our business men cam t attend to their A. and T. IF. n-, -I for the early morning of stopping j train, thus placing m twenty four for several days. hours behind with our mail. And Prof. Manning Thursday I why is It is said that the morning to visit his father. railroad people wanted to give the Miss Am Dav left Thursday I people in Hasten North Carolina for Scotland Neck, whore she will the chance to go to Norfolk and visit friends, return the same day. The train Little Glenn, youngest child Norfolk at i o'clock, P. and Mrs. John Ross, and returning leaves there at morning between K and V. M., giving two and one- o'clock. The remains were In-1 half hours in Norfolk. ten ed hi I he cemetery here Friday evening ill o'clock. id lo tin be and Mi-s bus gone to Hyde county lo visit friends, Mis. Ii. A. Willoughby, alter spending several with family of C I. Tyson, returned to her borne at Friday morning. Rev. J. I. lectured Now. I that there is not one person a from entire section enough business to take him to Norfolk, but that will want more than two ii half hours there. The train from Norfolk no other lion any a here and there is no reason why it could not leave Nor- folk as formerly, at halt-past two, thus allow our evening train to make all main line connections The Raleigh Times states that R. P. a Norfolk grocer, has brought suit against ex tor Ransom for 1,200 for supplies furnished him nil Mr. ought to send a personal representative see Gen. Ransom about tho claim. It is said that some years ago the general got a behind with his and that the sheriff, after repeat- ed efforts to collect them, was about out of heart, when a certain deputy volunteered and said one thine was certain, that if he Were given the receipts he would come back with the money. They were given him lie went out and spent the day with the he returned be said that he made any collection and that Hen. ought not to have to pay tax Really Mr. himself ought to go to see Gen, Observer. Girls who arc fond of ice cream cake arc the ones who cause the boys to quake. The worthy sometimes fail lo lie come wealthy, and yet rascals often roll in riches. If you want stoves or ranges upon scientific principles which are economical, durable, and convenient, as wall as beautiful and artistic, look for the here oil temperance Friday eight, and give us our mall and express i an culler. , ., ,,. , And then. Mr. it is a i tor College. acknowledged by all , railroad officers that Ibis line Candidates to the hi A. and M. College a will ht J; the . ,.,,,, ,, , . July a Bet mat College, ,.,.,,, giving engines in the most important ,.,, .,,.,. and its in demand, always securing profitable employment on trade mark, which is shown upon every Stove or and do not be deceived by worthless imitations and substitutes. lead all others in yearly sales and popularity. number. Now, our people and the people along the line, have freely given road their patronage. Yd, I hey return have given us train a and on a sell- ed . puts twenty-four behind from a business standpoint. Sold Exclusively graduation, offers special ad vantages to of Agriculture, Including free tuition and and work on the College form. Tin- textile building is now being erected. A Professor of weaving and baa add ed the an about Mr m , textile machinery ,.,.,,,.,.,,.,, those generally k but l feel limited It well dales. apply ,,. there is no I President Winston, N. c., for and booklets see BAKER k HART. Building. N. C. this treatment where there Is an excuse for It. With oar train lo leave at as formerly a good coal-burner engine to pull it, could get evening mail at Corner- are as to gel in easily and make the Hobgood the street car as In market, I connection from Norfolk, too. I w some men borrow you ill imitate this they mm . earn- X ed it. .- i- V. ii r-----