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ave You Forgot What THAT I AM STILL CARRYING AN DATE Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, AND A OF WHICH AM TO MENTION Come to see me tor next Barrel of or Pork. las. B. White. OLD AMI NEW. Board of Today being the of a new fiscal year in the government, there was a change in administration. The old Board met at o'clock to receive the report Treasurer J. N. Hart and to turn over to their successors. The report of the Treasurer showed the follow paid to during the From former Treasurer 766.44 From Tax Collector From Chief of Police 700.51 From Assistant Police 88.64 From the County From lumber and hauling 30.06 AFTER TWO TEARS PREMIUM HAVE BEEN PAID IX THE ft ill Cemeteries 10188.36 83.96 19267.31 mi MM l Mil MB Greensboro Female College Greensboro, N. C UNIVERSITY Law School. The Summer Term lit to Literary and Courses. Thorough Schools Music, Art and Literary Course and all Living Expenses 6200.00 per Year. Fall Session begins September 1901. on cation. PEACOCK. lion in admitting to U bar. Spend by o la For C at- address C. Chapel Hill, N. J. Dean. I I i-tiers paid Cemeteries Com missions 8768.06 55.63 138.01 9957.03 OP NEWARK, K. J., POLICY HAS Loan Value. J. Cash Value. Paid up i. Extended that works automatically, I- ;. Will be re-instated lie paid within month while yon or within three years alter lapse, upon evidence payment of arrears with interest. second year No Restriction. S. Incontestable. i payable at the the second and each succeeding year, provided lbs premium for the current year be paid. in iv lie To reduce Premium, or To Increase the or To make policy payable as nu during the lifetime of Insured. J. L. SUGG, Greenville, N. C. 110.38 This was proved by the finance committee The financial exhibit of the town the fiscal year was ordered published in TUB DAILY motion of Alderman W. B. Parker, a vote of thanks of the Hoard was extended to Mayor J. tor the faithfulness and excellence of bis as Mayor the last two years. Mayor to the vote of expressed his of the courtesy the Hoard to fill the vacancy from the fourth ward. He OHM forward and qualified. ballot was taken for Assistant Police, resulting in a tie for Forbes for Dud- the election was post- to next E. B. Dudley was continued In the office until his successor shall be elected. The bids in hand for the improvement bows were opened. One of the bids withdrawn by telegraph- Another from Rudolph Co., of of- a premium of for the bonds. In addition to this there was a proposal from another firm for the bonds but it was not ac- companied by per cent of the amount bid for as required. All were rejected, and of the Wind matter was tie- Paper Hanging. am w. pun lo fill orders for Wall Pa- per it if desired. Full line from best designers to select from am to do Brick Laying on short KM wall the stole of Mr. M. I. will receive prompt at- J H. By virtue of a decree of Superior Court of county in case of Cannon of Teel Vt Teel, petition to sell laud administrator will for the Court House door Greenville on August 1901 the following parcel of land, hi the the West hide St., being net front and fee, back, and known as a part of the old Livery stable lot back of Hotel Macon. said lot accurately described in a deed from H. ft Daniel lo Teel recorded in book H. f. page containing i of acre more or less. JESSE CANNON, JAMES. Atty. This July 1901. IN J. ff. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging, and Bags. Correspondence and shipments solicited. had always shown, next EM OF Roberts Grippe, all forms Malaria. DON'T WAIT TO TRY IT M BE COPED I i PER f to THE NORMAL INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE. Classical, Commercial. Musical. . o . . . I I I II . . t pupils, f, . heron July i . D V never had a Mayor Mr. made. A committee was appointed to notify the new Board that the Old Hoard was ready to turn government of the lo The of the new M. Me Cowan. I. White. Cobb, The Board adjourned to meet again in special session today at p. m. first b Dr, of I C Hi and i rt-n In In overcoming , In and . B. L. Little, I., ., . t f i ii the of c. and . I. . .,. and forward and were, ha the of of children i ,., i In the doctor's native Hate, where by then Vacated the chair. The to i. , i . l n allow Board elected B. White n relief ran man and Mayor protein. . obtained I,. T. immediately presented their Three One Rich, for . Times RICHMOND, VA., Now Only Cents a Tear, includes absolutely free The Paragon Monthly, New The Farm Journal, Philadelphia. DULY ND SUNDAY Farm Journal and Para- Monthly, now only per year; per month by mail. Address THE TIMES, Richmond, Va. Trinity College one ate and courses study Twenty three in Bight laboratories with modern apparatus. library Belt gymnasium and athletic appointments in the state. Scholarships and Fund . Attendance doubled within the past seven years. very low. The best college is the one that offers a student the best advantages. Send for PRESIDENT C. Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave 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 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. O. ill s or mail cents I c. J. M Louis, Ho. in words, is known Hi mm TONIC LAXATIVE If you have sour stomach, bad inactive kidney backache. loss cl cf energy, bad blood, blotched or muddy akin, any symptoms and disorders which the of bad bowels and an impaired digestive system, Will You. It will clean out bowels, the liver and kidneys, strengthen mucous membranes cf the your blood and put you your again. Your return, your move your liver and u you. your skin will clear and lichen you will feel the old lime and buoyancy. nations as Aldermen which alter some discussion were accepted. The remaining six Aldermen pro election with the following result Mayor W. II. Long. J. Treasurer X. Hart. Chief Smith. Night II. Tax Lamp Duff. Bagley. the vole fr Assistant Police there was u t c two ballots be- tween A. A. Jr., and E, Dudley, when the tilling of this was deferred lie a lull Hoard i I Aldermen. tax tor, hi- official bond in the -urn of B. ;. Harris and i F. s which was accepted. The 1st for liquor license doesn't tun to be placed at per year, pay- balance to be found able Mini annually i. Malt license The lawyer believes but the real estate man by bis deeds. A fast girl is the rapid freshet. The poor we have with but rich can go the seashore. Pills FOR TORPID LIVER. A torpid liver the whole system and SICK HEADACHE, Sallow Stun and Pies. There la no better for Cat. I PILLS, as a trial Take No Substitute. Peppy Go., MERCHANTS, Norfolk, Va. Dear quota you Nova Scotia land bore, at the fur and than fur MR SO ton us nave your order us soon as no as in W. to ATTENTION AGENTS Mr. C. Agent for North and Virginia, of that Well- and Company, MUTUAL BENEFIT of to to its large number policy holders, and to the insurable public generally, of c om- wilt now in Mate from this date will policies, to all de- siring the very best in the best life insurance company in the world. If the local in your town yet completed address JOHN C. Raleigh, K. C. Paid policy Live, energetic wanted at once to worn the Old mutual Benefit. DEALER IN GREENVILLE g-t-------0 . Bagging and lies always on ban t Fresh goods kept constantly on hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince yon. D. W. Practical Education In mechanic arts, and cull on n of and practice. Of and manual turn a Total clothing and board, 12-V Thirty Next For i Wis- . C. AGRICULTURE MECHANIC ARTS, m c- i. ml . ii i, i t w ml of . . . . Al Ii lit I . mil nail if. i ii on- i , . . u rial i I . For Sale by I . . M l I. . . M . . . ii . v s if Any 1st I Mill, I. . I i I . i i I per year, pool, bagatelle and per year were grant- ed in M. I,. B. A. Brady, W. c. Dudley, M. Cheek, agent, K. A. Nichols, V. Hooker Co., I,. How- ard, Jr. Halt to B, H. Pool table license lo B, M. Cheek, agent, and John ll. How ard, H. Hooker was elected Al- u i-netted I. Little, resigned, and II. Wilson to succeed C. T. Mi. Hooker accepted and Mr. Wilson declined to accept. I. Arthur petitioned Board to allow the Atlantic c to extend the side track it reel street in an east- ill reel ion to Pill street. This s as granted. The Board adjourned p. at which time they met to i open the bids for bonds that were handed over from the former The people who think they have all trouble in the world are really from vivid nations. The man who uses plane i not always a carpenter. The boy i studies will surely become an adder, The life in which there i DO laughter will not linger long. of people Hie hire way for Ilia higher way. Many a man who falls in love is condition by the I. i sombre shadow that the Hill, sweetness. is not lo lose It. The w always seems brighter when xiii gives you a word of lime , but can beat it. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Having duly or of Pitt county nu of tho of Brooks tie Ii given to nil In the estate to make immediate payment to the undersigned. And all having; claims against estate are lo the under- signed for payment no or the of will lie pica I in bar of recovery. Thia 4th, 1801. CHAPMAN, Jacob Brooke. W. R, WHICHARD BRO,, IN s o N. C. The Stock complete in and prices as low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. L. Ii. Pender, w N. C. T. , a. ; other a i -v g-a -v I Hoard. I.,,.,., I I Ac. . , . . J., V-i--aV-M, -L. I-J-I V. I M , . . kinds Locksmith work .,., . e locking of guns a m W b UNIVERSITY of North Carolina. OF STATE'S Kin SYSTEM. academic law, medicine, scholarships. Free tuition to and sons. Loans for the needy. Students. Instructors New Dormitories, Works, Central Healing spent in and Fall term begin.-. i, Address, K. P. Chapel Hill, N. C. 1170.-------- S. M. retail Grocer and Furniture Dealer. Cash paid for Hides. Fur. Cotton Turkeys, etc. Bed Haiti., Ba- by Carnages, Co Cults, suits, Safes, F. Meat Key West Cheroots, American Beauty Can- Cherries, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap, Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal Hulls, Oar den Seeds, Apples, Candies, Dried Apples, Currents, Raisins, and China Ware, Tin and Wooden Tare, Cakes and Crackers, Best Butter, Stand lard Sewing Ma eh i and nu and Com SALE OF LAND. By of n decree of the Court Pitt county in a certain Proceeding Cannon, Public trill t, the estate W. H. Bonnie B. Baa- den. John and Olive I will ob July 1901. sell at public sale the Court House door in certain or parcel of land in town of county, on the south Third street cast Lee and known in the plan of town number live in block II, day lino 1901. CANNON, Public the II. Bale. The Reflector Office Can't Be Beat. I o'clock. King was elected Alder- specialty. Agent for The Oliver Typewriter Phone North Pill nullity In Superior Court. A. P. C , virtue -in Execution to the undersigned the Superior court of county entitled action, I will on Monday, the M day of 1901, at the raid county, to the bidder fur to said all the right and which the add W. C. Lang, ban in the real estate lo That tract of land in county, the North creek, and adjoining lbs lands of Mm. J H Tug- will, the Noon heirs, II. A. rs. and known tin J. Lang firm, or less. day of May, W. county BEG SALE. virtue of n mortgage executed and to W. J. by tho Warehouse t lag i o mi July re- in lbs ii. page I lo lire mil at public the Court house dour in ville July the in the town of which hits ban erected two One lot north by K. bang's lot, on the slice M. lot, on tho west by J. C. In the by Me- containing acres. Ono oilier lot at Hie corner of Fourth the right way of the Atlantic One on aide id said road, runt north parallel said MO root to a weal with Front, to a In tho line of Front thence south parallel Ml feat to a Stake in the line of thence rant ii ii Front. . i I feet to Also other a a stake on the south cant poles lo n stake in the Mat then south Ml weal poles lo heirs line. with lino ditch to acres, in or less, property to he mortgage. I Terms Apply lo Attorney or Ire June 1901. Attorney. -DEALER IN- Sf A GENERAL LINE OF El nice Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. H. COREY. I i Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in -Stocks, Cotton, and ions. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. The Commoner WEEKLY. WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Editor Publisher, Lincoln, Advance. One Six Months Three lion Sing. Copy Not raveling are cm- ployed. Subscriptions taken at e The Semi- Weekly Reflector and will be sent together one year for or Tan Daily Reflector and year for 63.50 payable in ad- PATENT s i also Of . j Om MK . -n- FOR The Eastern Reflector EDITOR TO PER YEAR II VOL. XX GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, JULY -AT- NO as Is the customer who takes advantage of BARGAINS, keeps our competitors why it is we sell so cheap. OUR WITH HIGH PRICES. W T. LEE Exposition, am prepared to about n board and room with nil modern conveniences. view of Niagara River and Brie from the house. Niagara car door minutes. walk to exposition ground. Take Niagara street car to Auburn Avenue. Moderate rates. All will receive prompt attention. JOSEPH A. MOORE, 1885 Niagara Street, Buffalo, N. Y. A FIRST CLASS MILITARY SCHOOL IN EASTERN N. C. School, LaGrange, N. C. LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC K COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Fifty-three Boarding Pupils, Twelve and two States represented past session. School Buildings. Barracks for Sixty Cadets. The school aims to strengthen by developing latent and power. The individual needs of the students are considered. The literary training strengthens the manly traits, gives a sound and clear mind. Class room methods cultivate mental grasp. Athletics encouraged. No Compromise on or Tobacco. Expenses tor entire of Mouths, tuition, board, room, fuel and lights, payable quarterly In advance. No extras. Write for beautiful register. j. E. DEBNAM, Suit. A Special Take Off. We have taken the price oft of a special line of Figured Lawns Organdies, which we have been running from to and for the NEXT SIX DAYS. we will push them out for per yard. Those lovely Imported Em. Swisses, which arc richly worth will be run out for the next Ox days for and per yard. Piques and for days White Shirt Waist Dress Goods at prices re astonish yon. Madras Shirts for men, worth 61.00 for days Our entire line of Ladies Ties at reduced price from up. Fruit of Loom bleached Call to see us for anything you wast and we please you. Standard Patterns Designs. KICKS k WILKINSON. BETHEL ITEMS Bethel, N. C, July Misses Maggie Pearle Edmondson, Lizzie Crimea and Manning left here Monday to attend the Winterville Institute. Among the men were W. J. and J. C, Carson. Miss Crimes returned Sun- day afternoon from the Union at Rocky Mount. Miss Lena Bullock is visiting relatives in Rocky Mount. Miss Belle Rose is Miss Carter, of Elm City. Miss are visiting relatives here. Mrs. Wilkins, who has been visiting father, returned to her home in Boston, Va. S. M. Jones, of near this pi ice. spent Monday night in Miss Mayo was in town this morning shopping. T. G. left here Tuesday to visit his sister Mount. Mrs. J. C. Andrews is very sick with typhoid fever. Miss Mary of is at her aunt's bedside, Mrs An- Prof. D. of this place, left here Monday for Win- Miss Mattie Grimes is visiting friends in Scotland Neck. V. E. Staton spent Monday night in Winterville to attend the J. L. Brit ton Saturday on his route to Houston, Texas. M. C Cherry, of Mt. Olive, is here on a visit. Misses Helen Forbes and Mattie Rollins, who have been visiting Miss Patience return- ed to their home Greenville this morning. Another Fiend Goldsboro, July o'clock this morning Ed. Apple white, a young farm laborer, was caught the room of one of the daughters of Mr. E. M. near a village in this Miss Sauls heard some one in her room felt a hand touch the bed clothes. She arose and lighted a match and Applewhite was found to conceal the room. Mr. Sauls had a desperate with the who would have succeeded in escaping but for the fact that Mr. Sauls was quickly as- by hi.-- so and both together him. The was de- livered to the deputy Sheriff who brought him here landed him in jail. The created much excitement. There is fear of lynching but the jail is well guard- ed. Just TO THE PEOPLE, FRIENDS AND Cl OF PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. We are still in the forefront of the race after your pal ruling We offer you the lust selected line of General Merchandise to 1-c found in 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, Bummer and inter. c are at work for yours and our mutual ad vantage. II pleasure to allow you what yon want and to you we can. offer you the very best service, polite attention, and the most liberal terms with a well established business built up strictly on own merits. When you tome to market you not do yourself pis ire you do not tee our immense stock before buying elsewhere Remember us and the following lines of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, Caps. Si and Satins, Jackets and Gapes, Carpets, Mattings Oil Clothe. Shoes. and Children's Harness, Horse and Dusters. Groceries. Flour, Moat, Sugar Coffee, Molasses,; Lard, Scad ts, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and Rope. Furniture. Headquarters for Furniture and everything in that line. We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either Cash or on Approved Credit Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Your Friends, J. P. A large line of Baby Caps, Belts, Laces and Embroideries. Ladies Col- and Cuffs all Sizes HAVE THE LARGEST AND HANDSOMEST LINK OF EVER BROUGHT TO GREENVILLE. Mrs. i in charge of my millinery but d. is not on hand one will be trimmed to suit your II w i Hal the milliners line. wall. Braids, Ornaments, Flowers, and everything COUNTY MATTERS Proceeding the The Board of County met in regular session Monday, July i-t, the full Board being present. pauper orders and or- for general county purposes Issued- The Henderson Telephone Com- was granted permission lo creel, maintain and operate phone and telegraph poles, wires and along the lie roads of Pill county, provided Delia Staton, Sarah Hodges, Cato Edwards and wife, D. H. Smith, David were stricken from pauper list. The pauper allowance for John Wilson was reduced from to per mouth, Morris from 11.50 per month, Mary Allie Taylor from to 61.60 per The retail liquor license granted were in township, Swift Greek, ti in in Heaver Dam, in in Falkland, in in Bethel, in Carolina, in and for malt ii- lid poles ml wires shall no Greenville, a total in the county. The following jurors were drawn for September term of Superior First Harrell, W. way Interfere with public travel and shall he erected and maintain- ed in a -ale manner. W. N. refused retail license Standard. , , was appointed T. Joyner, B. Hack, L. The to lake charge of ferry ILL. W. a. B. pastime ONE OF ANY OTHER. THIRD FASTER across Tar river per II. J. He a bond for S. Augustus Forbes, s. White, Agents wanted in ail unoccupied territory, WHEELER a Manufacturing Company, Atlanta, Ga. For sale by S. T WHITE, The man who stutters knows all about the parts of speech. Every man at some time gets a pointer from the linger of It seems queer that habits grow strongest the weakest man, Old Sol should be fined for scorching. When it mine, to society the best is always the cheapest. CURES RHEUMATISM TO STAY Century, A remedy Hut cures lung lag The greatest blond known, the of leading after thorough trial. Cures of tho treated. per I- Sold by BRYAN Broke Convention. A barrel of Missouri red apples created great disturbance at the Buffalo meeting of the National Editorial Association. It had been presented to the members by the delegation from that state, inconsiderately rolled up- on platform while a debate was in on of second class mail matter. In an instant the hall was an uproar. The sight of apples aroused the hunger of the gates lo such a that they forgot the dignity, and everything else, their to secure some of Tho chairman pounded vigor- upon his desk, and ed lire delegates to lake their seats, but he might just as well have yelled to deaf men, or try to curb an angry flood. Mm pushed each other about people, la attempting to reach the form. Coals were torn, neck tits untied, and some Instances ex cited individuals came lo blows. In a twinkling the barrel was tied, not until the last Country Improving One of best signs lion with the home of out is the Improvement which la so market the surrounding, furnishings of the average home in the country, We have closely observed this for ten tears this Improve is gratifying. Bare floors arc giving place to carpels walls arc being made to speak eternal messages from pictures, pianos and organs arc on every hand to cheer and gladden and entertain. And there la a gathering of young people country home sweet arc sun- with a bounty and that is wonderful. There is very little of the light and frivolous in their music. Aid from these homes Doming women who arc louden in our churches and important factors in the of the This of homes boars Interest on the invest- than stocks bomb or J. B. surety lo con duct ferry according lo law. L. Nichols was appointed Constable of Beaver Dam town- ship and tiled oath bond for with T. A. Jes-a I. Smith as sureties. A. W. Ii. Harper, James A. Davis, W. V. Hart, W. P. W B. Wilson, J. ii. Little, Israel Edwards, w. H. W. E. Moore, The made report of a Edwards, Cox, U. W. public road out in Swift Creek township. The of D. Pope, Millie Atkinson, Rives and Solomon Atkinson were stricken from pauper Smith was added In the to receive 63.00 per month. O. L. others present- ed a petition a public road Clark, J. K. S. Adams, R. II. Pol- lard, Williams, Noah L. A. Cobb, Joseph Cox, S. I. Dudley, J. Jones, Little. Second r. Windham, S. Overton, L. H. Pender, W. c. J. II. Jacob Jesse H. Smith, J. F. Harrington, W. T. Pierce, W. G. Stokes, K. Lang, J. H. Bynum, running from Tarboro Bryant W. road to the W. W. White- burg road near of M. i. M. Smith, and M. M. Smith's fence. Gordon A were grant- The r lo ed conditional liquor in once balance due on lot Falkland same to be re- purchased by W. II. Harrington from tho county, and deliver deed for lame to Mrs. Hannah T. Daniel. yoked If found to conflict with the law in regard lo a certain from church. i wan ordered a public road in Miss Mabel Green, a 18-year old township in accordance with girl of Wake county, attempted to a lire a can of kerosene. Board met Tuesday, Th, ,.,,. was and, nil present. fatally burned. The delinquent lax iii of and were ordered ,, , ., ., ,, ,, makers to not a ways over M. Mooring, as . , J properly, payment to the h bunt would be a summer of storms had disappeared down the throats lauds. It makes homo of the hungry hoard, was the pros- it c -gives it Stronger of the association able to re- holding qualities place that store order and tit- are not anxious bate under discussion. lo leave. W. II. Hied notice I he that lie had trail.--, fared and assigned to Mrs. Hannah all hi- right, Interest In the the Tho county of Court House, which he bid off at county in Monday public sic by lo issue license t,, sell In requested a deed he executed lo her The names B, Neil, the worst and they seem to have hit It. whiskey in comity. Keel. II. II. John j No curt, Chill cure all malarial Thai i- w. re In ell i-

w. P Si EASTERN REFLECTOR GREENVILLE, N. C. O. J. Ed. Owner Entered at the Putt Office at Greenville, N. C, as Second Class Mall Matter. Tuesday. July The stock brokers and bunks in north that have breaking during the last days docs not indicate that the wave of pros- over the so large as it has pictured. The fact a prisoner who was hired out to a farmer and of his own accord came back to jail, saying he had rather stay in jail than to work, shows the good the could accomplish The hot wave is bud on us here, but still we have much to be thankful for. Just think the suffering in the great cities with prostrations death, by In New York city on people were over- come by the heat is of them died. In other places it was as Yet People Live Almost greatest of is that anybody should It would be easy mat- to prove by an arithmetical process that everybody be dead, Not only are people alive but their number increases at such a rate that in three hundred years to the the world will be over- populated. The army of who go about scraping the surfaces things in their mad bunt for microbes report that the telephone as well as the street-car strap and everything else which i is the lair of microbe.-, among which may be the germs fatal disease. They have to abandon the com- cup in favor of individual cups, for sake of but to prevent the of A Boston who is by his neighbor as sane been impressed by the statement I hat a con air is tilled with the microbes tuberculosis, a id be has urged the u.-e of an A Chicago gist polled lo had all his teeth drawn because be n impossible in any way to Use bacilli Which lodge in Hie hygienic person who believes it the air is crowded with microbes has consistent enough to live a germ-proof dwelling. The active of being eager to attack men every- where, it is clear it is fatal to the law of average for any number of person lo be alive. most common arc no- the It la In spite of the rules of that each shows a great increase hi the population. It is up to the and to explain v vi- all dead Instead. The affirm that a house in which there is Of deadly -c ii gas is an exception, while all public buildings into which people arc are to be without an adequate system ventilation. The crimes the laws of hygiene are incalculable. It is not to be sup posed disease germs are of modern origin, and it must lie ad- milled that in sanitary science and protective generally there has great progress. The re Is a lowering of the death rats in all cone Vet this does bU of our were to live long enough lo large families. The lad seems lo in- that men arc Ion to succumb as they should to conditions the us LETTER. Washington, July passed Washington this week, and he ex- pressed sonic vigorous political For instance, he It is stupid to talk about the being the of the business interests. We did endorse the free coinage of silver. but events have proven that our as to the of more money was correct. The which the country has experienced is simply due to the large the supply gold through new cries. We arc riding now the crest of the wave, but it will not be before we get the trough. Hard times will come, then what arc the Republican to do. They have enacted a high tariff and have given us a gold standard when Bod neither these w avoid disaster, they will seek to some other remedy, result of which will be to rich without regard to Of the future policy, Mr. said will be against a carpet bag government for the Philippines, because we know evils which such government brings in its do not know that money question will in the nest but I do know that there will plenty of spots Republican armor which we can the probable Democratic candidate said ; do yet see a in sight, but I for one, will favor the of any who baa not identified with the daring j the past four years, do not see how it is possible for so called j Democrats to expect the italic to in the principles to which the cans are now wedded, yet they are sole discussing such u proposition. expect to move side side with republicans and then win. Thai is not my of making a Col. R. M. Johnson, Texas of Democratic National who passed through j Washington week, on his way to York, said of the political democratic party I is all right, and it has fully from the of Whit we want to do to win next year i- simply lo take advantage of our opportunities. The Means stem to lit all at sea on the tariff question, and in my opinion will again come to the a- an issue, lint there will in- other live Issues besides the tariff in next Senator seal hi- private t to Washington lo upon the mind of Mi. necessity fir hi pies cues among Republicans lo the present bickering glow into a regular cut throat fight, and the result was that Mr. and Mrs. left Washing- ton today for Canton. As Air. left Washing- ton without appointing a new I'm Commissioner, ii looks as though lie had decided to allow to keep that position, notwithstanding the hub bub against him that has been by the skillful agitation of bis of the law has not given nil that was j ll. way of pen- It is hinted it at is lo be made lo Mr. dry to act by Carrying the against Into Ohio poll- tics. BLACKJACK ITEMS Mi. m-k Jack, C, July Wednesday July ; id, about o'clock, the people of our town were to sec Mr. Fred Cox and family and Mr. Josh Mills, of Greenville, drive in town, but in short while horses and bug- were coming from every a number of ladies gentlemen to what soon showed to be a marriage, for just as the sun was hiding his brilliant face behind the western hills Mr. Leonard of this township, led to the altar Miss White, daughter of Mr. Mrs. J. H. White, and they were soon made man and J. Cox, J. P , officiating. The attendants Walter with Miss While, Obis with Miss Lula Smith, Jodie Dixon with Miss Mary Mills, K. I,. Clark with Miss M Cox, with Miss Julia Ty- son. Misses White were the dower girls. I in mediately after the marriage Mr. Dixon gave invitation to all the guests to accompany to the home of parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. three miles east of they held their reception, and u sumptuous sup- per was served. like to forgot to tell you that Fred Cox Mills were ushers. I expect Fred and Josh will lie candidates f the next Presidency. They think they can the question nicely, the were so well be- The bride groom were the recipients of many ornamental and useful presents. Little Mattie Mills, who has very sick, is improving. Miss Mamie Cox is visiting and at Blank week. L. While, who has been on i lie sick for some lime, is rapidly. ITEMS N. C. July . J. J. Moore arrived o-i last even train. Herman Woolen, ailing drum- mer is here. Deputy collector of has been here two days. W. J. Woodward, of is here for a few days. Jacob left Sunday for Buffalo to take in the can Exposition. A stranger went Bryan Gard- saloon Wednesday railed some win.-, drank bis wine and threw a dollar on Gardner gave him his change and the fellow skipped up I he railroad The corpse of Joseph arrived Wednesday evening ban Baltimore where be died from operation at hospital, the funeral wag held Thursday at the family burying at The Superior Method. The Sample plumbing at Mains, is known all over New for its sys- and advertising. Mr. S. T. the advertising manager, mall pill the newspaper an advertising media, ll reaches out farthest and touches everybody Within reach. Tim is more ion can my of any other one Philadelphia e. ii, e. a-. n.,. . night ii . ml of from cents up. and Testament from lo cents up, at Hook Store. At New Bern. The Greenville boys defeated New on their own grounds lib a more of HI to I hey were Healed white in New feature of the being a union light excursion fee night go there, the Below is i Ira team W. Smith, Forbes, Jan -I II The features of game wen two base bis Smith, and James, a long home inn James and work second the of Hip it Killer, for Meal relief bum, Me., Mini in I In- h and a fill K s , Nu lo keen MOM it I lit hi hut out Hun-Killer, Davis ice Two Of the sous of W. It. Wilson sick. THE INSTITUTE if fl. July Tuesday night J. Y. Joyner, Professor of English in the State Normal Industrial spoke to teachers the sub- of English Literature. He urged importance of first curing a vocabulary. The child must have to express his thoughts, art to store up words to be used for at the feet of nature learn from one who never makes a mistake. Child uses often heard so must surround with the best English. First work is that slate of development. Vocabulary is largely by bearing. Cultivate a literary taste. Liter- habits of nearly all are formed j before enter college and those i who have no literary taste hen enter college never have. All of literature is to be found unless i, taken the child will feed garbage instead of the ambrosial of Hod. What is all of this training You need lo exalt it above Spirituality fruit of fruit, only means the spiritual side sense. In English parliament J failed to cause unjust laws to be hut by bis j masterly word-painting in English literature caused a change in the mi ii of people and the I repeal of many unjust laws. Joyner is giving bis life to this work and we arc proud to claim as our for be belongs to count j . j night W. F. Esq., of a of the Board of Education, spoke fill us. He ex pressed sin prise lit finding such n school building so well equipped, wag glad to say A. i. Cox was one of greatest men he ever knew. He thought I when Hit people asked School here were too much, but was glad to mistake, and all well cared for. i. lad to sec the teachers have such an opportunity to receive as they were gelling here. to see the dawning of a new lent. When knowledge is i there will be a great change the state. Once a contest the I about appropriation to higher I education bill now unheard of, but is full, Wake For- est put up new buildings In i work. Trinity is the I endowed Methodist school in the under new is taking new out of our is rapidly growing others are proving. No boy or girl knocks at doors of College at vain, but struggle is lo prepare for college. The state opens schools for only a mouths in year, State are committed to cause the ore trying lo carry out pledge so that while boy will be In the Slate time are over children, an- in colleges, academies, in public schools and in schools, children in county no during year. The teacher before -land as this. Teaching should lie a and tiny soon conn- when it will lie rec- us i h and teachers required to and equip then will there a brighter day. May the by reach from to college, In . have not done r duly. Vt ten bad the committees Of hen-on out side on the then I'd go for committee. Teachers do duly limes the the white schools in county taught lust y car for six mouths mid the pi ii e was per mouth. Homo Ho many gut about Cook more than that, for we can't get a good one for less I him all counted. It g teacher is worth per day she ought to be sent liaise the and do away with and led grade Teachers ought to put their best energies of mind body in work. If a lawyer fails, his pocket is injured, if fails physical body is ed, but if the teacher fails an mind is injured and a young life mined. Teachers should cuter for life. doctors enter for a year or so and the teacher who does, commits a crime against youths. Tear down old school cabins and build good houses, put a committee to back the work, give good salary, have teachers equip- trained parents will point with pride to their schools and then we shall sec pall of lifted and the sunlight of know ledge shine abroad. Mr. Harding gave us a speech full of practical thought and we are glad that a man of his ability will neglect own work to serve the school interests of the Co., us be is so faithfully doing. At the close of Mr. speech, Sup. Davis stated that Co. bad a higher average salary than Pitt and u good grade of work, be would ask for an Monday, but the ants who were not here would get no certificates unless the Board of required it. congratulated teachers in several years of attending I inc. He had been slack grade as pay was poor, but must raise Public school teachers can't go to the teachers assembly or summer schools at college but can come here and they are get ting exactly the instruction they need. Can a teacher complain of the opportunity to improve Some already told him they came to stay only part of time, but can't afford to miss any, so will stay all the time. Then after the Institute all should follow up with ii years work or will go down time. There are -I more teachers here from than were examined lost year. Our hearts go out in sympathy to Miss her sad She was called home by gram announcing the death of her brother. May He who alone is able, comfort her in her sorrow. Our people here do not hesitate to express their disapproval of the change in schedule on this road. Every the county, and especially towns on the road ought to unite a request to the to give us another change. It is a burning shame we art to be subjected to such inconveniences for DO purpose a far can see. Let us have a change and have it quick. Thursday night Prof. J. B. of chair of Latin Wake Forest College, spoke to the teachers saying He was glad to lie here to speak to the teachers of Pitt Greene. How fitting the named honor of the great orator, other the American warrior should unite and here join heart mid baud to equip themselves for work. I you on this chance tonight. There have been transitions a discovery of America, Napoleon France, but one of greatest is on today. Change is written every phase life learning, changes have mine it h tho press, widening sphere, widening commercial life breaking down dogmatic of years standing. Those changes count wild learning. Browning his wife have help- ed taste and aspirations. His- traces the course of the post and gives s ii Id i mi unit wondrous changes in future. Wondrous is the new life, tilled with push, progress and perseverance. life and dreamers find little room. The highest note optimist over Hounds richer prospects and sob , and sustain in but the no play age. We are facing a new century, lour eyes catch a new sight and our ears hem tho bugle call to duty. There I a golden age yet to do i eloped all lines. will be greater and love have more of life and and richer re- ward. What is to be the mission of learning t 1st. Must exalt man above 2nd. Exalt faith above materialism. 3rd Teach men higher ideals of civic and social virtues, Must lighten louden.- of toil. 0th. The Spirit is as in days of old and w c measure by dollars they arc deified. Money i magnified dollar mark silences objections all lines and unlocks all doors. It is the that attracts all. In this sign we conquer. Behold man God's image dust at feet of mammon. teacher must change speak and be heard. History, record of dealing with man poetry, again. man's a man for and To be a in an is greater than to be a million Lay broad foundations for faith. To lose faith is to lose power. To live you must believe strong- Without faith the sublimest truth facts fall. France try- to destroy this found her dark abyss of despair. Like a ship on the sea without Captain. anchor or rudder, so is man stayed in ID God. Teach men to stood faith, Have vision to see the present to interpret minds appropriate to present. I bid you teach boys that above all one purpose runs and truth, justice and righteousness rule. Many problems are all La- municipal troubles, strikes, race problems, etc., are all problem. The question is how to instruct citizen get Intelligence makes the citizen a patriot, he embodies and exemplifies, be is the type of Divine. Bit the opposite is weak- like blind Sampson tear down on his bead. Men of Pitt and I bid you Godspeed. have your sacrifices and toils, but above and crowning all the The beautiful language, line thought and Prof. charmed the Only fault quit too Friday night was a none the pleasant. Short was excellently render- ed, after which gallons of lemonade was in and III drank to their comfort. Then be- gun social feature man unknown to each other became known and Hit ended most pleasant feature of So say we all. night T. J. Jarvis, of Greenville, will address the lust null-, and on Wednesday there will be address by Dr, President University. DO YOU WANT ONE BROOCH With any picture desired on it. The brooch is gold-plated and make a beautiful The picture above does not fairly represent the beauty of the brooch, but you can samples at Toe office that show what they are. Do you want out t We will send you Tub Eastern for one year and give you one the pins for 01.30. Any one already n can have one FREE by your subscription one year in advance and getting us one new subscriber for a year. Any boy or girl can have one by sending as two new sub- to Tub Eastern for one year. .- I. H ill I I III , ma V a lie- rill in it-i- Th slow In a Hit, tic party mill Illicit ii ll towns nil n Used n of to i, could Kin in- against for five founds ll was money when tun or of I In- came III same lime we nil , cull n fellow as Mil tilde of a MUM mid ITS mi. ii. it We put him i against Hi.- mail In our lie lipped the ill pounds, good ll that you couldn't hurt a pile Oliver, no slouch, lit of fourth round we to tin- tenner. VI tin the Mai at from of the rim or two windows Ho I lo inn- I I'll out lo cue of the no Inn lie did II lime hall up n- ii Rt- Inn In- cut ii iii train Hun him in I-. we Mill lie in pill i i. Hill Kill Hie I. ill Lilly oil -i-if We mill pi n Mil ; ii . i . . ii. i . I i. nil A fellow have to be a to FOR THE HOUSEWIFE T. A the from rooking Is a a nil very Male. It Hie as It a ll minutes, It out. Hie oil will care Ufa It. Kurt r, the will kepi It from vaporizing. Cauliflower not The for It Is a scald In freak water, dulling hot, tie cold soaking. If limit are big, into mi to make sure of every hit of curd. when heat pills open nut of commission, a as of hi raw, excelsior, light even will set up a purifying draft and help lo free the unpleasant odors. an open On place, the to have a range hood. There are hoods and hoods, at any price you choose, Mg copper affairs In lite great hotels to tin- modest sheet Iron which Is In- of so ii among new stoves There Is a hood. working up down like the shutter of a roll top desk that Is theory hood to to spare, In has proved less than ones. No can make up for the of care and In- In the cook notwithstanding It Is a fact that a bond well set In a large measure carries away the fumes of food. The Way to Prosperity. A man once said this was his Early to bed, early to rise, hustle like thunder and advertise. Advertising What a Thing ll In In wake up In from I., I a. i . . . mil. a i urn hi Tim will in- nun- If you p bottle. of n for It In I. never hill to CUT Avoid -ml. lit ii.-t-. I. hut in will you Don't lag In the race, but let people know what you are here for. and boat way lo mill to it Such advert to people, I hey learn what yon a. II and reap the benefit. purchased a Urge supply of bright and attractive i to Illustrate ad- and yon are at to If you d know what you to we will help you gee up your advertise- That U our to help yon talk lo the people. Tho cost of an I'm, U l easiest HOT Yes going to get hotter. We have plenty of hot weather CLOTHING Suits, odd coats, odd coats and vests, light weight hats, low quarter shoes, summer under- wear, NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, all kinds of furnishings to keep you cool. You Know Where, He Has Ladies Oxford Ties. EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. If there is a CROSS MARK in the margin of tills paper it so to remind you that you own for and we 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 New The first crop on the Greenville market was brought in Saturday by Mr. H. Allen. There were three and it all went to Liberty Knitting Mill. stock holders of tho Green- ville Knitting Mills held their annual meeting a few days ago and elected following Moore. E. House. Secretary S. Atkins. Attention it called to the notice of execution sale by O. W. Sheriff. You can take comfort from thought that there will be and c weather after New Beef- Bleak and boneless Pig- Feet Tripe at Samuel M. Those who overdone the the It have been answering to roll call before Mayor today. If Greenville wants present inconvenient schedule of trains changed should be doing something to get it Little Miss Mattie had a doll marriage Wed- which a of her little friends enjoyed with her. Methodist school had a good attendance their lawn party Academy grove. Thursday and made about for the library fund. was considerable disturb- with cursing and drawing pistols among the crowd of at the Thursday night, but no policeman was sight. little folks bad quite a nice entertainment the aid tit Hotel for benefit of Confederate They made Our kill boys returned from New where they play- ed a on the 4th with the New Bern boys. score was to favor of is a boy at Western Union Telegraph office. baa him u nice wheel to speed delivering mes- sages. Sunday, June road between Mr. Ward's and Avon farm via Hall Ferry, a double ease gold watch, gentleman will be liberally unaided lees than by returning J. It. N. C. Hand Hi h p Locomotive Boiler on skills, nearly new. I b. p. Boiler and on skids. I In. p. Boiler and Engine skills. h. p. Boiler and skids. h. p. Stationery Boiler. This machinery was token part pay- for larger machines will be sold cheap for cash. H. Preferred Jail to Work. A colored man serving a term jail was recently hired out to a farmer. He worked along for a day or two and then failed to show up at bis of row any more. The farmer started inquiry after found that he bad come to town gone back in jail. said he bad jail than to work. Pour to Mr. H. Cunningham served a special police Thursday. Ear- in the be arrested a three other went to take prisoner away The was game held the at bay, but the prisoner gave him a slight cut the linger also cut a long gosh his Policeman Dudley bearing the scuffle went to Mr. assistance prisoner was landed. The other three runaway. Warm Time. The have else to warm them up now well as the weather, name y, tho special times levied by the Board of Aldermen. On there was it per raise over former I eves, and a of drag net feeler was thrown out to see if anything else could found that would taxing. Tin revenue act charter were both searched gently. If whiskey license had up in as much proportion it would have looked better. Changes. There have recently some changes of tho Sou Express Co. this Mr. J. who Agent with Mount, bus been transferred to the Kay- division Is succeeded In Mr. ft. Barrett, formerly of Norfolk Mr. W. Firmer, who has Messenger i i in Wei. Inn and Kin-i i, ii for some months, has been transferred to the Norfolk Carolina road Mr. T. Boney has been put back this i no. This Mr. old run, and all are glad to see him back over here. HOWDY DO. Same Speak to Me, Sense t. Yen 1901. H. A. White went to today. W. K. Parker up the road this morning. W. J. went to Bethel this morning. O. S. I left this morning for New York. A. K. left this morn- G. W. B. Hadley left this morn- for Norfolk. J. J. Mason, of Washington, came in Wednesday night. Miss Ida I of Baltimore, came Wednesday It. J. Cobb returned Wednesday night a trip up the road. J. K. Moore returned day evening from Washington. Miss left Ibis morning for Scotland Neck to visit friends. Harry Wall and Editor Oliver, of the Wilson News, Wed- Miss Blow went to Wash- today to visit her sister, Mrs Fulford. B. F. Bernard, has returned from to be ready for the tobacco W. F. Harding went to Win- Wednesday night re turned Arthur Bernard, of who has visiting Mrs. M. A. returned home today. Mrs. It. M. Hearne and son, Ed- ward, of Washington, returning from a to by here Wednesday night to visit father, Allen Warren. Friday, B, 1901. It. Nor- folk today. Will Phelps returned Thursday from Everett. Miss went to Thursday evening. Miss Addie Taft left Dom- for u visit. Mrs. J. W. Peebles returned morning MiS ill lit ll Hoc, left this morning for Wilson. Bruce Sugg came from Mount Thursday this morning. Kev. W. left this morning for Pantego to fill the of Kev. W. Davis there. Miss Mabel Bawls, of Tarboro, who has been visiting Miss Skinner, returned home morning. J. W. B. and wife, of Rocky Mount, came Thursday night lo visit bis brother, Mrs. B. It. King and of who nave been visit- Mrs. K. W. King, returned home today. Saturday C. W. left this morning Danville. V. returned this morning from Presiding Elder, F. A. Bishop, left this morning for Tarboro. Miss Myrtle Wilson came homo this morning from Dr. B, L. Curr returned Friday i City elsewhere. Miss C-ox, of Johnson's Mills, came up this to vis- it relatives. P. M. and family left morning for Tarboro to visit relatives. Misses Sal lie and Mayo, Bethel, are visit- Mrs. E. House. Miss of Kim City, arrived Friday evening to visit Mrs. E. B. Higgs. E. II. Thomas, wife and little sou left this morning for a visit to Henderson It. Cobb T. E. Hooker returned Friday evening from the at W. II. ling-dale come home Friday evening from institute at John Andrews, of has been here a few days helping office, return ed homo Friday Died. Mr. Joe I, in no , oft died Monday in Baltimore, where he was in the hospital for an opera- He was about years FURNITURE and DRAPERIES at CUT PRICES. Pictures, Window Shades, Poles, Come and let Dress your House at low Prices. Sample Notions at New York Cost. Biggest Lot ever offered in Greenville Consisting of Underwear, Hosiery. Suspenders, Bide Combs, Baby Pans, Belts, Corsets, Keck Umbrellas, Parasols, Handkerchiefs, Towels, Napkins, Jewelry, Great Reductions on white goods, organdies, piques, foulard, silk and embroideries. We sell for cash only. CUT IS HA Ma Boys Bolts worth worth Menu Suits worth 16,00. Greater redaction than was over thought of on BK BOLD AT GOODS. This bill for Cash Buyers Ladies Muslin Underwear. to Long skirts, flown, at Ll than Cost of Material. FOB Pitting the V. V. All See the new Miller every one New Corset given if not all right. SHIRTWAISTS. Dozens of Styles. Bought factories had Imported models from Paris Vienna other dress in Europe to serve as an inspiration for styles, we W nave from the cheapest to very handsome in prim. SHIRT QUALITY ONLY if Best Calico. per Hie quality only Reduced prices on all silk woolen goods Big Rue Sale. to select from. One lot of about 7-1 worth to Mo. Furniture. Leather quality reduced to Oak Suits, BO Book- styles Hull Racks, Cribs, Cradles t Car Ask For Prices. Fruit of the Loom. Barker Mills, Bleaching, yard Hosiery and Knitted Underwear. MUCH HALF son Underwear needed for now and the coming warm days, half, much of It, of what expected to pay. Prices ire exceptionally low. saving between our value price and price Important, North side of store Men Boys Good. South side of store tor Goods. Up with choice Furniture tot Ladles and Hosiery. Hi- pair for kind lie. this is n rare op- for Ladies to goto good bargain. Summer Petticoats. Mercerized Black Umbrella with Knife Plaiting, Finished with Black , . Satin Strapping Neva Silk Pet- I icon . Trimmed, lop bottom with Rose Quilling, only 11.60 Hosiery and Underwear. Ii- a pair for kind so Corns get your Books. for iii. BOa Value for The Biggest Department Store in Greenville. Big New Store. Lace Our H Curtains, white long, reduced In Curtains long reduced to Curtain Shoes l Shoos cents I i. 11.50 shoes cents Shoes Men Shoes all prices. N. C LOOK FOR THE PLACE.

lave You Forgot A. Q AM s OF AX Pry Goods, Press Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, THE CITY FATHER What the A OF OTHER WHICH I AM i TO MENTION. to sec fur your Barrel or Pork. Your to . White. TWO TEARS PREMIUMS PAID IX THE ill BENEFIT HE II f. B. NEWARK, X. J. V HAS I Value. Cash Value. Paid insurance. Extended Insurance that world automatically, Is Will be n- instated if arrears be paid within month while yon upon satisfactory evidence Incontestable. iii. i each are living, or within three after of and payment with inti No are payable at the succeeding year, provided the for the current year be paid. Tin j may W To reduce or J. Increase the .;. To make policy payable an an during the lifetime el insured. J. L. SUGG, lee in ill-. X. C. i THE , Roberts Chili Night Sweats and Grippe, and ,. of Malaria DON'T WAIT TO DIE I SPEND CENTS AND BE CURED I FAMOUS I TWIT. Z- . PER Ma DELIGHTFUL TO TAKE. THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE NORMAL AND Literary. Classics. Industrial. Pedagogical. Musical. The Hoard of Aldermen met Thursday night in regular session, six members being present. The Tax Collector made his re license taxes market rents collected. The Chief was instruct- inventory of prop- hand belonging to the town. H. C. who was elected Alderman to fill the vacancy in the fifth ward, declined to accept and place was again declared vacant, t. L. Sugg and W. Hi White were pi nomination for the place and received three votes each, when the matter of fill- this vacancy, as well as the j office of Assistant Police, was de I to the next regular Henry T. King was appointed a committee to make some nation d to sales. J. X. Hart. Treasurer elect, was allowed further time to tile his bond. The special license taxes were Opera per year. Traveling theatricals and min- not showing in licensed halls per day. Circus and menageries, one per day. two or more rings fie per day, each side show per day. Circuses advertising and town but showing out- side the corporate limits arc sub- to the same lax. Public auctioneers per year. Real estate and collecting agenda 17.50 per year. Butchers per year, the Mine tax apply to fresh meat deal- Wood and dealers 17.50 per year. Undertaken per year. Photographers per year photographers month. Lumber dealers per year. Junk dealers per year. Hone dealers per year. Traveling horse dealers per month. clocks, stoves ranges per year. Bicycle dealers and repairer per year. Merchandise brokers Every cotton planter should write illustrated pamphlet, -Cotton It is sent free. Scad . . I WORKS, ft Kama. Si, S. An r- An man. Rail. ion- I III. I is i ex urchin, the anther I Bl a window a Inquired of a hf L. H. Pender, GREENVILLE, X. C. Fines. Tin Hoofing, Expert U tinsmith employed. All kinds Can and Locksmith work first class. Re-stocking of gnus a specialty. Agent for The Oliver Typewriter Paper Hanging. am prepared to fur Wail Pa- per and can hang it if Full line from beat designers to from. I am also to do Brick Laying on notice Orders for wall paper Wt at the store Mm. M. D. will receive prompt at- J. H. BUNN, Greenville, N. C. UNIVERSITY Law School. The Summit July 1st to continue three month. lion admitting to the bu. lectures n la For C at- Chapel Hill. N. v. Dean. IN 1866. J. W. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging, Ties and Bags. Correspondence and shipments solicited. in a Died. PI was reply. ill- I u IV; lull .; i I What say I. II lie writes nor w tin t Tin- I I with I i Too lie SALE. By virtue a of Court of Put county in the case of Cannon of ft Jacky Tool, petition to sell laud the tin will sell cash the Court Greenville Mb, the following laud, in the Greenville on the aide St., being SO feet front hack, and known s a part of old Livery stable of Until Macon, said lot accurately described in a deed ii. E- to in Book H. inure containing i of acre more or J CANNON, JAMES. Ally. This July Three Tapes, One Year for Times RICHMOND, VA., Now Only Cents a Tear, and includes absolutely free The Paragon Monthly, New The Farm Journal, Philadelphia. LY AND SUNDAY Including Farm Journal and Para- Monthly, now only per year; per month by mail. Address THE TIMES, Richmond, Va. flat Steamer leave ton daily at A. K. for Green ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Steamer Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at A. M. for Tar- leave Tarboro for Greenville 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 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. O. first by Dr. Charles J Jefferson Medical Philadelphia, Pa, in his so fl I of child- in in overcoming the in and s. count r- acts the effect weather and the condition, and saved the lives thousands of children the talc. where and ill mothers give it. of section to show their and little to lie so W It or mail cents t c. M Si Mo. Trinity College Oilers one hundred and and of study Twenty-three teachers in academic Eight equipped with modern apparatus. library facilities. Best gymnasium and athletic appointments in the state. Scholarship nearly within the past seven years. very low. The best college is the one a student the best advantages. Send for 6-31-Cw. ham, N. C. M r.-I-- . iii and Observation Sell I in i as . , . s r lath. Ci ,. from Us For I ether informal Pr II of board July Session II M r- tin- and 1910 per The .-ins on exhibit The at THE GREAT TONIC LAXATIVE If you have sour stomach, biliousness, breath. inactive backache, loss lath ct bad blood, blotched or muddy skin. ii any symptoms and disorders the story or bad bowels end an unpaired digestive system, Will Cure You. It will clean out the kidneys, strengthen the mucous cf the your and put you your again. Your appetite return, your bowels move your liver and to trouble you, your skin will clear and you will feel old time energy and buoyancy. r mod r-- lot similar H i-r I r i. -iii-1 lever. swap tan sad I Mi U for It For Sale by I . i Uh i , i i i . and lorn, I i I N. tr II a I fir.- I mi . I I .-Ii. r . . t pet paw The Reflector Office Can't Be Beat. Livery stables per year. charging per day a year, 91.50 per day per pat day per year, private boarding houses per year. Skating links per mouth. broken and dealers contracts per year. Dealers in pistols, metal knacks, bow knives, etc., per year. Itinerant or opticians Gypsies, fortune tellers palmists per year. year. of wax works or u- for profit day. Merry-go-round or of place any game or play for per day. Drays per year for each used. Dogs of or of on streets per day. in lire works per year. per this refunded if i lie lot one year without interruption. I. I per year. buyers and per year. Dealer. in hand clothing per day. The tax all of these items stated by the year or are the same for My part the lime. An was made to get machines back in the town by a motion being nude that a license tax rt; yaw In placed on each machine This resulted a lie vole and Mayor Long decided the mailer voting against it. The Clerk was instructed to write the Attorney General to as if the to vi. has a right to levy a tax on tobacco ware- houses, tobacco buyers, buyers and Shops. tuns lo lie placed oil view are three It and Tl w. . sun for of alto neon given to In with a l s. m thing like lightning yon. Ian General l.-Kc how escaped Ii by two of who re ported nil It, it would t I e a good lie illy Mrs. Harper, a lady .-f strong s. rend it her band lo risk exp it- I ,. i n ii Mr. which ran n similar tad reject- ed. la Interview Peppy Go., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Norfolk, Va. you Nova Scotia Ian here, at following for June and July tons Car Load Lets Ml ton ton lots Please let us hare order as soon as possible, so as to avoid delay in shipment. J. W. PERRY COMPANY. DEALER r o AGENTS Mr. C- General for Carolina and of Well- Known Popular Company, MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Co., of to to Its number of policy holders, and to the public of North will now Resume In state from this date will policies, to all de- siring the very best insurance in the best life insurance company in the world. in your town has not yet tel arrangement., address JOHN C. DREWRY, Agent, N. C. Assets Paid policy Live, reliable energetic agents wanted at once lo worK for the Old mutual i urn Bagging and always on has i- Fresh goods kept constantly ea hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. ONE W OR D ha word Is It refers to Dr. Pills i MEANS HEALTH. with Sick Practical Education In agriculture, mechanic and a of theory and practice, of study and manual training. a Tear. Total in- clothing and board, Thirty teachers. student. Next begins September For address On T Win- AGRICULTURE MECHANIC ARTS, W. c. TO CREDITORS. Having duly qualified before or Court of Pitt county as of the estate of Brooks, de- notice Is hereby given to all persons indebted lo the estate to make immediate payment lo undersigned. And all per- sons having claims against said estate are notified to present the same to the under- signed for payment on or before the 4th day of June, or this notice will be pleat bar of recovery. This ML CHAPMAN, of Jacob Brooks. ANY symptom's and essay others Indicate inaction of th-------1 You Need Take No Substitute. UNIVERSITY of North Carolina. THE THE STATES SYSTEM. LAW, Highly live tuition to sons. Loans fur the needy. Student. Instructors, Dormitories, Works, Central Healing system. spent In in WOO 1901. term la-gins Sap B. Pres,. Chapel Hill, X. C. W. R, WHICHARD BRO., IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de l men i and prices as low as the lowest. Highest market price paid for country produce. SALE OF LAND. By virtue of a decree of the Superior Court Pitt county made day hi a certain Special Proceeding therein pending entitled, Cannon, Public the estate of II. deceased, against Bonnie B. Bas- John and Olive will on Monday, July 1901, sell at public sale before the Court House door in a certain lot or parcel of land situate In of Pitt county, on the south side or Third street and east side of strict and known in the plan of said town as lot number five in block It. Term nit This the 6th day of June 1901. CANNON, Public administering the estate of II. ten. deceased. ; Notice of Ea. Bale. J. L ------DEALER IX------ on H I A GENERAL LINE OF El Also a nice Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. R. COREY. The rich coffers Won't keep him from coughing. Sonic would stick than build up a lice. It lakes a pointed remark to get into sonic I i ad. The therm I meter rises and falls by degrees. The man who doesn't stoop may still lie Love i Mind, and yet lovers pull do Won't please a fall out of the mi i in Superior Court W. II. and vs. U. J W. J By of in directed to the the Superior Court the ca- of W. II. James and Joseph James against It W. I will, on Monday the fifth day of August, 1901, at II o'clock B. at the court in roll to the highest cash, to satisfy said all title and nil, which Hie It. J. W. Carson has In the fol- lowing described real to One lot of land in the town of N. C, bounded as Beginning at the corner of Main about eighty feet lo line, a Southerly course thirty feet a Westerly course with Tarboro St. with Main Furniture Dealer, paid a Northerly course to the beginning g. M. Wholesale retail Grocer and Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Cotton, Grain and ions. Private Wires to New York, Chicago New Orleans. Greensboro Female College Greensboro, N. C. Literary and Courses. Music, Art and other goods. Literary Course and nil Expenses 1200.00 per Year. begins September on cation. DEED PEACOCK, Hides, Cotton Heed, Oil Bar- Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed- steads, Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba- by Carriages, Go Parlor suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. and Gail Ax Meat Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, American Beauty tin- Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar- den Heeds, Oranges, Apples, Candies, Dried Peaches, Prunes, Currents, Raisins, Glass China Ware, Tin Wooden Ware, Crackers, Best Butter, Stand- ard Sewing Mac hi net, and and containing one-eighth an acre was conveyed to It J. by Harry Skinner, March Book O. S. page Also one other tract in town Bethel the East aide of James St. bounded follows on I Id North by on by W. Carson on the by Malissa Ann Bryan and on Wast by James Si. and the lot whereon H J. W. Carson formerly resided, being a part of the laud conveyed to It. J. W. Carson by It. by Quantity. to see me. Cheap for cash. Com sum m Phone K. L pages and cot Pitt county. In Hook A. the Also, all the portion of tract of which by and wife, Maggie, to II J. iV, by Deed Div Hid and in hook II I page of Pitt In Pill county, i so much thereof as was as- signed to said It. J. W. as a the day of July, 1901. The the which will about acres. is male In for more particular m to said ad allotted. day of July, 1901. O, of Pitt county By L W. Deputy The Commoner WEEKLY. WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Editor Publisher, Lincoln, in One II, Six Months Three Sing. Copy No traveling canvassers are em- ployed. Subscriptions taken at The Reflector office. The Semi- Weekly and will be sent together one year for or The Daily Reflector and one year for payable in ad- PATENT or Improve; also model, or aw. Mo All, W PATENTS Washington, II FOR The Eastern Reflector D. J. EDITOR II TO PB a Week -AT VOL. XX GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, JULY Is NO Is the customer who lake-s advantage of BARGAINS, our competitors why it is sell so cheap. OUR MOTTO-DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES. W. T. LEE in Exposition. Iii about visitors wit room with all modern conveniences. Fm view of River Lake Brie Niagara Fulls oar SO walk to exposition grounds. Take Niagara street ear ti Auburn Avenue. Moderate rates. All will receive attention. JOSEPH A. MOORE, 1283 Street, Buffalo, X. Y. A FIRST CLASS MILITARY SCHOOL IX X. School, LaGrange, N. C. MILITARY, LITERARY, Boarding Pupils, Twelve Counties and two State past session. School for Sixty Cadets. The school aims to strengthen by developing latent and power. The individual needs of the students are considered. The literary training strengthens the manly trails, gives a sound bod and clear mind, room methods lion mental grasp. Athletics encouraged. No Compromise on Liquor or Tobacco. Expenses entire term of Mouths, tuition, board, room, fuel lights, payable quarterly advance. No extras. Write beautiful register. 6-12 J. E. DEBNAM, A Special Take Off. We have taken the price oft of a special line of Figured Lawns Organdies, which we have been running from s to and for the NEXT SIX DAYS. in l i LETTER Special X. C, duly s. It hi an ill wind Hows good to y. By same token may be said to be mighty poor that does contribute somewhat lo the benefit of some class of business going to make up of human affair and econ- While the physical been suffering and sweltering in his ova perspiration for a week, while several of people have actually and died front the effects of heat, especially overcrowded and badly ventilated tenement districts of the great cities of Hie cotton and some other crops of North Carolina and the South, what the left of have been greatly the hot weather, and the crop prospect over a area of this section have materially brightened by of old sol's rays. Let's be thankful fur that, while we a some . f expletives on our tongue's end, and the of Ike hot weather idiot with this it's hot enough for me, but not too hot for t OF CROOKED- A score of mighty sick people score and one. Thai is the number of of a As- and organization here known us the of each of whom has carrying an insurance of on his life for tears, some of them lo years. Most of are PEOPLE, FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS OF PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. are still Cue forefront of the race after We offer you the best selected line of General Merchandise to lie found in any store in County. Well bought the creations of the best manufacturers of America and Europe. all the year round, Spring, and Winter. We are at work for our mutual ad vantage. It is OUT pleasure lo show what you want to sell if We offer you the very best service, polite attention, the most liberal terms consistent with a well established business built up Strictly on its own merits. When yon come to market will do if you do not sec our immense stock before buying elsewhere. Remember us the following lines of general merchandise. A large line of Baby Caps, Laces and Ladies Col- and Cuffs all Sizes I HAVE THE LARGEST AND HANDSOMEST LINE OF EVER BROUGHT TO GREENVILLE. Mi-. la charge of my if is not on hand one will lie trimmed to suit your tastes i; . Hats, Silks, Braids, Ornaments, Flowers, Ribbons, and everything u the milliners line. Goods and Notions, Shoes. Satins. Jacket-- and Capes, Carpets, and Oil Cloths. Men's, Women's and Children's Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters. and Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar Coffee, Molasses, Laid, Send Is, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures. and Rope. Furniture. Headquarters for Furniture and everything in that line. buy strictly for Cash, sell for Either Cash or on Approved now old men, pas. sixty, who have Credit our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing, paid hi .- ,. , r , . I amounting the aggregate to the value of theft policies, and who, cannot now secure new j on any obi citizens, of limited incomes, who are about to lay down life's cares and burdens to answer the Master's call. insurance represented all their savings, it has been a satisfaction and to them to believe that their aged willows and children would have the little nest egg to help them meet the of a livelihood when Hie bead of the family was gone. Imagine their feelings now that they have learned that they have been insurance lost, their premium Iii-a year if not stolen, their families all through the alleged crookedness of their agent, Charles who allowed their policies to lapse over a year ago, and who has collected premiums ever since without acquainting the victims of their N IN FLORIDA. Beach, Ha. July lei Since last writing you from on I my place of abode. I am present at Palm Beach This beautiful town lies fifty miles of Jensen, is mi a peninsula bordered on the west beautiful Lake Worth, the by tin- Atlantic Ocean. The largest par this place belongs to II. H. Standard oil . 11- oh net- of two mammoth M i II. t . July 8th. Mi tried lo satisfy Ike which nave been try- to him lo help postpone trade with Rico, by telling I hem, before he Wash- it . help look after interests he had the law made obligatory upon him free trade he received copy of the resolution adopted by the legislature of here, one known as Breaker. it Ranges asking it be done, lie will g, during wick. There pi stories in c mi. tin- employment of ii Mi u the former insurgent commander, who was entertained at the White neck, by in carrying plans in f true, it would In Interesting to know from . fund is paid. Mayor's Court VT. II. Long makes an I .- beginning of his II III week of his pines following cases be- with him, and it la noted I might also state every where he had Anal covers twelve at n mid ion a line was imposed, the can fifteen bun-1 other over to Superior mil as large, one thousand. Forbes, riotous, drunken Company Is at present adding on and conduct, lined l a thousand rooms, mid and n-i-, total 11.49 the other as the The Breakers lies yards back and faces can. the a a mi e a et, l Lake the inter has e of living near salt water or the water. Mi. Editor, I I lo c you a this but apace compel me lo be a lint. short. The grounds sun both hotels art laid mil with of rate I. plants and Hoy hie long . en two is lined with some . we will push out for per yard. Those lovely Imported Em. Swisses, arc richly worth and will be run out for the next fix days for and per yard. Piques worth and now for days White Shin Waist and Dress Goods at prices to astonish you. Madras Shirts for men, worth 11.00 for days Our entire line of Ladies Oxford Ties at reduced price from up. Fruit of the Loom bleached Call to sec us for anything you want am please you. Standard Patterns Designs. KICKS WILKINSON. to about being pocketed by their agent, it is charged. old of died last week an attempt lo collect his insurance unearthed the fraud that has been practiced upon them. You may help a dog of and no matter kind of a dog ha is clay dog, country dog or illiterate or and he will wag bis into pa- and exhaust every muscle his body trying lo tell yon every drop of blood in his veins is at your service. Help a man out of a ditch and what he will do for you afterwards depends great on his breed, There arc plenty of men Who arc not near as good as a dog more respects than one. Orange, Va., Observer. The average man has lived by the of his without working this week. If you want groves or ranges constructed upon scientific principles which, are economical, durable, convenient, as well as beautiful and artistic, look to lake it In. for tin- work rs two dollars and a quarter per my foreman has increase wages. being the re mud celebration n s hi- v, know Beach and He ill and I are Tin re trade mark, which is shown upon every genuine stove or Range, do not be deceived by worthless imitations substitutes, lead all others in yearly sales gold Exclusively Scot I Peter Clark, drunk and lined and coals, 18.39, Joe Bros riotous and disorder- d and using profane Ian- , lined and costs, W i- a Joe concealed . court. Button, riotous and disorderly and kind of lie fined each and half costs, in nil lain water, and total . la to wind up Perkins, riotous ilia- and ball the hold, conduct, deadly weapon I have been appointed being used he was bound over to for the special polio men September term of Superior court, and watchmen late three Charles riotous and dis dollars pet night, i n conduct profane Ian- with regard- 14.60. lo nil resisting and as- friends. A. II. bound over to in in court. The Orphans. jumping on guilty, case dismissed. The chapter of orphans from BAKER Oxford Orphan will be in I to give , . , , , Saturday night. A his name Is charge of I he .-. Smith, has made a discovery which In worth to the of the building free it pans out as ho hopes will He Inn discovered that be t- the owner of of land in the Building N. C. of charge cu though II 1- should give tie pit -.- covered with nice and rents, rickets aid Burch's. star.