Eastern Reflector

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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.

EASTERN REFLECTOR GREENVILLE, N. C. J. WHICHARD, Ed. Owner Entered at the Post Office at Greenville, N. C, as Mail Matter. Friday, WINTERVILLE THE INSTITUTE C, July Although the Bight WM dark Touching tax dodgers the judge rainy Monday night quite a some Chunks of In delivering his charge to the grand jury at the opening of Take county Superior court, on Monday, Judge said some things out the ordinary, yet they arc nevertheless true timely. take the below from the Raleigh News tad it took weeks to get news in our own county, hut now electricity girdle the world and each night we read the news from every conn- try. Africa has toe same sun shine as beautiful birds of the most brilliant plum- age, but it is called the dark con- because the people are rant, schools give us light and make us happy. A rat outspoken and emphatic. He large number of the teachers me write the The County Hoard of Education Midi greeted Ex Gov. a people care not at its meeting re elected know many men in my , spoke very feelingly frank I ,,,,, Prof w II County with lots of I work. He said he he , . i go to the in summer, while here he wanted here, if Superintendent to he came to talk from the ,,, n in winter, while I heart, to talk plainly as ho flt-j write the of the been selected for that position. home, but when yon ex- While he addressed teachers for years, county the state has a better the tax hooks think j Pitt and Greene he would speak j,, Superintendent than he. He baa the interest of the school county thoroughly at heart. The Washington Humane So- ha beta advocating the Ion they haven't ft enough rags at principally Of Pitt as he knew it j home to wad a The balm of relief about it to that a His subject little they'll get to hot lute to a School. Is a climate where they can't one I He had It is a high privilege to pay taxes every county in the State and and enjoy all the freedom of nearly every township and been anting of government as this, and the man careful observer. Two things l been so far that most of to shirk them ought not y, attracted at tent . only to be made to pay, but sent and school houses, they were the bones used by large business I for painted U mowed Arms that are going and the laws to be thrifty pro with bonnets on their beads. governing them were discussed at and he always found them headgear in quest ion Is of straw, length, He that way. If the churches and farmers hat, with to say, the punishment schools are dilapidated, doors off same if the teachers do their duty although live to see the day, yet North to which he has given the best of his life, rise there would come bright halo of light. God spend the day. Bx Gov. has tiled every position of trait In State and now ripe in years experience ha came to give us a message from a heart warm w love for us cur work. It was eloquently de- livered highly by all. state Happening In No on The State Guard encampment began today. Mayor John A. Oaten, of Dunn, died suddenly Tuesday morning. O. W. Newell, of Louis burg, died suddenly Monday while tiding along in his buggy. Capehart, of Kit- was struck by g. Sat- night, while riding horseback. His horse was kill- ed and he was insensible. Four crippled tramps bagged J. H. of Charlotte and he would not give it to them they assaulted terribly beat him. One of his ears was off and a piece bitten out of his check. NOTES. shaped like a two holes-v. won a virtuous the and goats . , . ., , . . . woman to her ruin i only live around and sleeping in them, he and u brim a enough to shade j , ,, , of refinement, the eyes, it la lied neatly under. n ,,. ,., ,.,,,,.,. for a man who a virtuous hinges and goats feeding Toe Observer The treasurer of the Knights of Pythias is for Inventing the throat way or not j n court just offense, for they can lie taught about of the funds of the have a damp sponge in the crown fie bad done the deed and then the grove without any building a Chicago hotel and in to the bead of the off to Texas, and ii. coal lands and defends him- cool. wretch ever dangled at the a rope more deserved his fate than fellow did the The editors of the ate bold- years he got. who rather than see the child lug their annual convention at; there is such a thing, also, grow up In ignorance, would Greensboro as seducing is n hard teach without pay. But there are nth. but in our high admiration two things absolutely essential , tor woman we must not lose sight teachers pupils. of the tact, for there are virtuous the ideal is a good lea her In I men; inhere were not. then, in- every community and every entirely justified in risking their He with the own money the tree- s from experience for in his While is nice to bare on the ground that business it is absolutely necessary for men advised to do so. We there are teachers in North Caro , are not advised to whether the in- vestments have turned out well or otherwise, but The New Journal of Commerce comments up on the case with ill usual level- Short Crop. Hearing two or three people speak of having but grapes on their James vines this season, indicating that there would be a short crop, consulted Mr. Allen War- who is the best authority On that subject in all this set ion. Mr. Warren said this season there would hardly exceed I half-crop any variety of grapes belonging to what is known as the family, the reason given for this that there 1st a large crop last year and the cannot two He cited examples to prove his theory. early bunch grapes there will probably B good The business men may have been ears there have been ; an meetings since then that he , surer to his own money those enterprises, may at the same lime have been wholly unjustified in investing the funds of the Hider in them. The furls almost to the time of starting to with brethren In this meeting, but right at found that the ,.,.;., ,.;.,.,.,,.; pleasure bad to be up. This I face teacher writer joined the Press Con u seated the college days taught a twenty-three years admiration and she is ; each vacation and apt to eta; there unless she her- be graduated until the war. gets down. teacher doing more for the in a man's arms all night, wearing state and than any other a treasurer holds are trust funds, failed to answer at roll call. We a ow .,., ,.,,,. agency and in this be did and not capital for him to do the a good time at t break day after ball is over, not underrate factories, railroads, with, That to especially true who bus lawyers and doctors. The this ease, for fund was in j hi with n ll gaudy deals with brick and out which death benefits are of the mi, his brain mortar that time will destroy, but paid. The funds were to lie i 11- baseball club nM teacher with the soul winch vested where the maximum degree . . a held here tornadoes destroy or earth of security, not the highest lit to form n new lea quake shake down, but it profit, was to be Wilmington, Charlotte on and on through eternity. If They were to be invested as life In charging the regard gold or are to be chosen insurance companies and savings banks their funds. Old Reunion The old Confederates of Pill will hold I heir annual at Green-1 ville, in the Academy grove, en The number d Tarboro were represented. i. ml of who was vice to selling, card-playing hesitate, character is and other form of gambling, Judge else. A few of league r every presided, Cunningham, of weeks ago a millionaire start- not present. The of country by working for per day, in tin given the speaking to men said, tin- bright than anybody i I to Inn tic lite final m i I bill lied to In Lives Lost by Landslides end Floods. Wash., July ton advice's by the steamer give of loss of lives by landslides and floods, occurring Lung in June. The laud slide was caused by a tremendous earthquake Native accounts state that a great Hood of water poured out of the mountains, carrying everything before it. Two houses were swept away the fields swept bare crops. N. C, July Misses Willie, Lula and Delia Smith, Meta Early, Till man and left Monday to attend the institute at Little Miss I right sick typhoid fever. J. T. Smith had the misfortune to sprain his leg a few days ago. Leon Tyson, who has been visit- his near returned Friday. O. went to Friday. I-eon Whichard went to Thursday. Miss Abbott is visiting her sister, Mm. L. H. Mrs. If. M. Sauls left for Tuesday to visit her parents, W. H. Harrington, of Greenville, spent night in town. J. J. Mason, a clever salesman, of was here on the fourth. Miss Iambi of near Falk laud, in freight Friday to visit relatives at Smith Hotel She returned to this morning where she institute. , Messrs. Morrison, Ange, for went to night to hear Prof. Oar- lecture. F. L. of spent several days here last week. Misses Clyde Eula Cox came up Saturday night to visit their brother. They returned to Win- morning. Will Norman, Sunday in Miss Lottie is visiting Mrs. II. Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Tyson are the s list. Their many friends hope for their speedy recovery. Miss Ada Ward and Misses Nannie and Lela came up Saturday night to visit Mrs. Wm. They returned to this Miss Willoughby, of Koch- dale, came in Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. C. L. Tyson. Lawrence Anderson, of near Sunday town. DO YOU WANT ONE Blind Tom. The- wonderful musical prodigy, Blind Tom, gave a concert in the PHOTOGRAPH BROOCH With any picture desired on it. The brooch is gold-plated and makes a The picture above does not fairly represent the beauty of the brooch, but you can see samples at The office that show what they are. Do you one t We will send you Reflector for one year and give you one the pins for Any one already a scriber can have one by paying your subscription one year advance and getting us one new for a year. Any boy or girl can have by sending us two new sub- to The Eastern ear. An Agricultural State. That North Carolina now is, and is de.-i i long to remain, an Slate, is conclusively shown by figures recently given out by the Office, showing, as we mentioned last week, that only 17.0 per cent, of our population is found incorporated towns. So out of our j ion only people are places, while reside what may be roughly called throughout the the agricultural interests are showing signs of progress. Many will be surprised to learn that the returns of last year show that farms were then under cultivation while number in 1800 was only Certain republicans arc now claiming that a very large number of have left of political conditions. What open house Saturday night lo raying now may confront large audience. Tom shows but and put a quietus upon their very little change he was usual lost election assertion that hereabout and baa would have been different lost of his old lime mastery j if the had been allowed to of piano. He can play any Vote. As a fact, a number of eh ti, mot . . longer . lid me of the lea . want and fresh -plowed s , is with the teacher. There Thursday, I wonder why u will re hundreds county in veterans of and should go smaller every year, a missionaries into the bonus and ere long ; to failure lo carry out with other league ii was lie i i led to I of I'll ,.;.; and K. J. its i ed default, . i was elected Wilmington, seconded George A. . , ., ,. after recall vice president, J, of ind treasurer. was some lack of M Tarboro, Bryan, of is at. Norfolk trying to collect ii- team. . There will probably be league morning, Bryan succeed in gelling the Norfolk players things start off great shape. A favorable result as to bis expected, There ii-g here bow made up North teams, all of which will stick to end season. The four team league thus made Raleigh, Wilmington, is certainly a floe one and will fast ball. nit. I lackey to t be up a counter III a month; w ii- re the air 1- impure and temp -i- are hi linger hi till e ; . . room so I . where are long short and painted V the . nun try girl, lo nine I praise, Ibo iii in direct when the i. de tared arc like summer , hard to catch and much hi I lite Can It- it it It. Perry, a farmer who .- miles of ; in.-i of an acre in year, Be gather- barrels sold was mind in lobe ill she metropolitan epicure, in the higher altitude around Raleigh where harries ripen too for Northern demand. any grower iii section made a record than Mr. Perry Answers are invited, Raleigh News i stir up the people, They should have names of all the white child- the district and if one is there go and what is the and persuade the father mother lo send him. When a of the United States in be a record showing in it look mouths to get an answer from country, one morning breakfast be sent a message, j went via Lisbon, Liverpool and Halifax lo and the reply Hue down through Texas Mexico lo Pacific then lo then Ayres and before lea same day h reply to his message. f will have passed away. Their last years should be filled with much son- shine happiness as possible, and to end The asks the people of Greenville to lend a hand and make the coining reunion of old Confederates the most plea-ant they have yet bad. let them come go away that day feeling that no one any Interest in them. the soldiers a happy in Hive , He 1- of Ill I. en bled for . r vices a- of public up the present 1.0 member body bus shown c. . In -.-. I mall IV u Kith ii II well until all n h well. Ion In u If m- is I ., r-l I I Av. i, o Sick, I'm, boys Mi. W. II. Wilson, three Mr. Warren who wen- them, two of Mr. read A. two of Mr. J. Bowl ling and one of Mr. W. L. Brown Once only churches, now are quite A CO- piece of music ever heard. Miss Nina James played a piece Saturday that Tom had never heard and be repealed it leave here every summer, and it may also be put down as a fact there is end to those lose citizenship returning over- Stomach of a Mao i to n such common painful affection cholera by be chronic dangerous The beat, U Pain Killer, a medicine which him been more a half of s century never In give rebel. there i one Perry Pries Ha and note by note. Tom's spelling by riding will of the white people sound was very amusing, bis ballot after this sort n i Price many a in every home. What made all these changes been by the schools. development comes from who are touched only by With great Col- ages, Academies and graded Pill afford In drag, We send to China and Japan, county children growing up In Ignorance. When Inventor he asked for for vanity and was told would kill him. but the wealthy tali was right, but when lie asked for tax for schools the ones who hail lie- fore 1,0.1 this would kill him, inn he lulu lei there be mark- ed upon his tombstone, died he loved the pen- pie. Bums use long j ears ago lieu Incidence about this is all of the boys were taken sick about same lime last week all have about ; Oaring the previous week of hot weather the c been going log in what is known as old mill run far ii town. Their sickness may In lo being too the If it is n strange occurrence. Imitation on the piano of y other instrument was wonderful. To Trade. The manager of a leading go dry goods house says lo get a fair share of the trade of his community man must leading newspaper- has become the habit of women particular to look over the advertising columns of the newspaper before shopping and to make out a list of dry goods man asserts, man who does not make specific announcement of wares cannot draw any large number of w. ran, of Hand county, is all right. Today of court of that county returned pen- warrant for 11.00, saying Steele refused to receive on the ground that he had a little pro- didn't need It, hut de- sired It logo lo some more needy ex-Confederate, says this is Bret he has known to be thus rel rued. Ra- Observer. Give Him Another Term Editor It seems if f duly performed is lo be rewarded, Mr. he Way to E. It. Dudley ought to have one; more year a. Assistant Police. He WOOl has been to given the town good be- sides he is an old Confederate soldier. Everything else being equal, this should be in his favor. A successful man once said this was his scientist this extreme hot weather will be followed by a large number of diabolical outrages. Hot a eat her may have some effect the business, for that when a man get full of mean Hose Ball. II is now nil round Carolina league, the Norfolk Richmond teams having both gone to A schedule was started today, the series to cover games lo of September, I ton, Charlotte Tarboro will have plenty of ball, tho cranks will i result, It is Americana spend between and annually their summer vacations. Well that's good for those can it and good for others because it pills much more money in Hut there is too much of it in other which would be spent at home. Wilmington Star. Taiwan a Manila chant, says that capture of Aguinaldo was veriest and Unit Aguinaldo was paid one million dollars lo surrender. These ate hot days to launch such won- statements. They ought to be put in cold News A Observer. There is always something crook- ed the mail who is on wrong doing. We suppose you would call it a head when blows through your whiskers. Early to bed, early to rise, hustle like and advertise. Advertising art la Satan, lie. an foe in Tub m you success. Don't lag he In ml race, but let the people know what you arc here for. easiest, best way to sell anything is to it in advertisement goes straight to the people, they what you o sell and you reap the benefit. just purchased a Urge supply of bright and attractive cuts to illustrate Reflector ad- and yon are at to use them. If you know just what you to say, we will help you get up your advertise- That our business, to help you talk to people. cost of an advertisement in Tut Kn to easiest part. 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, SHIRTS, Prof. W. II. went back I to the teachers institute at Winter- wile night. Miss Margaret of Golds came in evening lo visit Miss James. Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. King left this for Greensboro to attend the Convention. Bx-Gov. to Winter- Monday night lo deliver an address to the teachers institute and returned mi- morning. O. O of U. S. Army, who has been home a visit to his mother, left this morning for bis post at Ga. Miss Tessie Evans came in day evening the Odd Orphans Home, at to visit her mother. Mies Annie Manning came with her. Wednesday, July 1901. O. e went to Tarboro today. E. A. Coward left this for Littleton. Carl Parker has been quite sick last week or two. mm- T. HEW all kinds of furnishings to keep, you cool. You Know Where, He Has Ladies Oxford Ties. EASTERN no. Sonic Speak to Me, Sonic to Von NOTICE. If there MARK Monday. s, in the margin of this paper it, . I,, lo Weldon so Lo you that you owe today. for ,, j, subscription and we request for to settle as early as We need what YOU, J. K. this m 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 Frank Cheek this 1110111- from Miss House, of Is visiting Mrs. I. K. House. Mrs. J. and child ed Ibis morning from a visit to IT. ti. Tyson left Ibis The tobacco wop has made won- ,, two improvement since ram j came. Mrs. II. M. of Norfolk, Saturday visit Mis. H. In Mr. W. A. has purchased Mr. J. A. Brady's house and lot Fifth street. You can net a Testament for cents or a Bible for rents at He- Hector Hook Store. are hustling right along out in tobacco getting came Saturday evening lo visit Mrs. E. who was visiting Mrs. E. A. re turned home Saturday evening. V. W. Long, of Lake City, from Weldon. L. I. Moore left this morning New York Buffalo. Robert returned day night from Norfolk. C. S. Carr left this morning for exposition Buffalo. II. Harding came home Mon- day night from Chapel Hill. J. W. Biggs and f left Tuesday evening far Seven Springs. Mrs. Nannie Smith and children left this morning for Mrs. W. M. King left this morn- for the Buffalo exposition and Niagara, Miss Julia White, of Hertford, came Tuesday to family of her uncle, J. While. Miss Maud Bethel, who has been visiting W. O. home this morning. Confederate Reunion. The reunion of the old will be held in at the old Academy July 25th lost. All are requested to bring baskets. Jinn Tyson, of Camp. Beginning next Saturday there will be Hal excursions from here to steamer Myers leaving at o'clock sharp. Fare for the round trip 2.00. XV , m. and DRAPERIES at CUT P ICES. Window Shades, Poles, Come and let Dress House at low Prices. ready to the August lat. New Beef- Steak and Onions, boneless Pig- Feet Tripe at Samuel M. The pension examining board for county have pass- the list of applicants approved names. Register of Deed T. R. Moore is now at work making out the lax list for Ibis year. Messrs H. P. and J. B. Harding are assisting him. fell everybody you see that class of orphans from the Oxford Orphan Asylum will give a concert the opera house at Greenville Saturday night, Attention is called to the of Military at Oxford. This school lakes high rank among the educational of the State. Mr. H. A. White, who some- time purchased Jones lot on Greene Street, is having the old buildings torn down to building a residence there. Mr. Will Hooker has bought the Livery Company, doing business on Fifth street. There need for a good livery in Greenville and it is hoped Mr. will supply it. Sunday, June road between Mr. Peril Ward's farm via Hall Ferry, a double case gold watch, Kinder will be liberally rewarded lees by returning same. j. it. N. Hash hob IO h p Locomotive Boiler on skids, nearly new. h. p. Boiler skids. p. Boiler and Engine skids. I h. p. Boiler and Engine on skids. I b. p. Stationery Boiler. This machinery was taken part pay- for larger machines and will be sold cheap for cash. U. bis sister, Mrs. W. F. Harding J. B. W. and wife, of Mount, who were visiting his return- ed home today. J. Willis, of Danville, and T. II. Walker, of have returned to Greenville to be on the tobacco market next season. K. at, of came up on Steamer today and after spending awhile hero went out to visit his sister near Tuesday. , 1901. j. A. Dunne is quite sick. R. O. vent lo Richmond today. J. Higgs to morning. Mrs. ti. II. Hughes left for Danville. G, B. W. Hadley day night from Norfolk. Bo Cherry night from a trip up the road. and Mrs. A. While lift this morning for Wrightsville. Joseph left this morning for Buffalo Springs, Va. Misses Hot Flanagan Sophia Jarvis left Ibis morning for Wilson. Mis. L, Griffin left this morning for Burlington to visit her brother. S. Bath, left today for More head. Howard, of came Monday night lo visit D. K. House, J. V. Johnson went to Monday night returned this Dr. L. James went to Ayden night and returned this morning. Mis bethel of Greene county, is visaing her brother, Berber Hardy. J. G, returned evening from a week's to Concert by Orphan. A chapter of orphans the Oxford Orphan Asylum will given concert in Greenville on Saturday, 13th. The people do get any more I'm the price than of these concerts given by the orphans, and lime aid one of the most worthy the Slate, them a large audience when I hey come. Basel little two year old daughter Mrs. J. F. Evans, died Tuesday a little before at homo on Pill street. The child had been very delicate most of its life. The funeral took plant this at the burial ground, four miles from town. The parents have the , of all In their bereavement. Pi. C. nor today appointed as rectors of the North Carolina road Hanks Holt, H. Chatham, V. IO. turner, A. W. Graham, W. II. Williams, C. at. Jr., and L. M. The Hoard will meet at July I lib to elect president, secretary and at Petition to Schedule. A petition to the officials of the Atlantic- Coast Line, asking that the present schedule be changed, was circulated today among the business houses of the A large signed it, but as there some who could be seen the has left at office for a day or two where others wish- to do so call and sign it. A bitter schedule means a great deal all who want a change should sign the Notions at New York Cost, in Ore Fans, Belts, Corsets, Um Consisting id Underwear, k Wear. Combs, Baby Ac Great Reductions on floods, piques, foulard, silk embroideries We sell for cash only. CUT title Suite worth 1-TH 12.19 Suits worth 16.00, Greater reduction than was ever of BE Al ONCE PALL WOMEN, for now an I the coming warm I half, much of you in pay. low. The saving between our value price and selling price is important. North side of for Men South side of tor and nil choice furniture for and rove This bill for Ladies Muslin Underwear. to wear Long Skirts, at Los than Coat of tardy AGENTS FOB Glove lining the P. See the Miller Corset, every one warranted. New given If all right. SHIRTWAISTS. Bought from bad imported models from Paris and Vienna and oilier Europe lo serve an for American we have from the to very lo price. and Underwear. Ml II ii at HALF in I the Pi Hosiery. k nil is a rare op r Ladies to gel a good Summer Petticoats. ft Umbrella Trimmed with Knife Plaiting, with Black Strapping Neva ; Elaborately Trimmed, top and bottom with lb . Quilling, only , pet- m Mens and Underwear. MENS Kin. a pair Come and gel your Socks. MEN'S each for Mens fT Good Value for you. Best Calico. per Good quality only Reduced pi ices on all silk A Big Rug Sale. About from. One lot about 13.00, marked down to CARPET Furniture. Leather reduced to Rock era, Hall Racks, Baby . Car For The Biggest Store in Greenville. New Store. Lace Our Fruit of the Loom. darker Mills, Bleaching, wide l Curl iii reduced lo .; long reduced to Curtains I l cents shoes Baby -lens all , N. O LOOK FOR THE PLACE. without

Haw HINTS FOR FARMERS a A Q MIL. W J AS Dry broods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, rm. Ii . i i f I ,. , . I, 1111- v i- . .,. B AN , r i AM TO las Al TWO MS HAVE BEES II III silly. n i. you i. i Value. . r i up I p, i e I . ill i ,. . if be I i, ; I . . j;,. , . . stable. ;.;. I till . . , . r. um ; ; i n i . Premium, , , .- . . payable N. C. of J. L. nun- of u- r.-ult-- American would not advocate it Where wood- -r band b. Hi Hint Miring of Ike h as Important H II i of treed bat upon crops cultivated may prove important. An a pet cut or pounds ti sulphate In Of of water, when wheat throe to five in- bet Ugh about Juno found to wild bar- I wild and other weed, n pounds M i-1 Ion killed ragweed, and ion oilier The stronger i urned the leave at th h larger than an adjoining plot not treated, in- the crop con- id. i a- Important u the freeing the land and the -l front fool weed. gallon were on -i to and it i . be an method of destroy- IX THE when tho toner amount From all report w from v. ho grown rape we believe Ii be a and crop to n for and i stock or for poultry that are I o yard and think it might . value a a part of tor fattening stock or lug I . . value la in the table a nearly equal lo or a mixture of pea and bar- higher than given fodder corn, and It will grow more pound of green ;. acre either of ex- I the corn, the i not lire or labor of eating for it not great. cow. It a turnip Havoc to u Ilk lifetime i- care to directly aft- , r milking. We to hear from om , r our readers who will it year f r and poultry. Dwarf i i iced and give it a chance ,. it can be cut and thrown Into the yard Cultivator. HAS th. .; and s. i, SPEND . CURED I . it l CUP IS . PI Ii NORTH CAROLINA I NORMAL AND Ll Musical. . so i . .-;. . ii , n School i. j. i it . . . . . -.- -ll I. . per for hi h ti , I ., II . . t Iii s milt. i mi i . lo . ii re ideal . . , . i ; oil The We hear of who any will ii ; try to grow green peas year l-.-t their crop year tin or plant lice, on vine We not erase II.- for i reason. If the came en a lo threaten crop, we would plow in. would destroy every Insect, and i . green crop would a , on h to grow some other crop, as winter beet or cabbage, or I to set tomatoes or t- or l. tie for next spring. Hut more than II plague of lice are seldom more than or year In often ;. a suddenly a came, while if no ire lo be found they as well live on clover a on i ,. If there arc p-a. they prefer in lo clover, and are destroyed with tin pea. inn seed Grata, We believe would be profitable every grain grower to carefully select ii a sieve or lit me ether way enough of largest and plumpest kernel to a strip Ida beat soil to grow an much as be expects lo use an- . th r season. the product for ii at purpose and next year select best of that In same manner e lo do i as a ll is round I led seed give bet- n -nit ti ll r. Sol ex- , tint lime been made In at.- the average of , . . crop was nearly doubled by . . i . lice of this ill, , ii the rage was far hen- selected seed No I crop can grown Potash. Supply Pot- ash and your. profits will be your crop will be ., . ;, . . . k I WORKS, n m . Ki OBSERVATIONS Made by the Orange Vs lawyers are known U All been in a week. The oats of youth turn lo the of TIs the of hate washes away the of love. cold people have been warm enough week. giggles be the hypocrite bis knees. A fain of PUT ill only run the track of a graded mind. Brat by Ir. Medical I a, in lit , at. I in in overcoming the , . ,,, i thing I Willing count r- acts tin and -ma . it i lives f r- where ,, ,. and all give it. it is criminal In in. of our to allow their lubes and little t. die when relief can be so , by giving It only -r mail i- L. Ii. Fender, . X. f. UNIVERSITY Law The Summer Term July 1st lo ,., months. Thorough in admitting to the l-y coin n For C t- C. lie-stocking of gnus a N. i Tobacco Flues. Tin to. employed. All kinds and work first class, specialty. Agent for The Oliver Typewriter Paper Hanging. I am lo till Wall IV r r t. line tI lo I to do Laving IN J. W. PERRY k CO. Norfolk, Va. OLD DOMINION LINE Cotton short notice Bagging, Tics and Bags. and shipment. J H. BUNN, Greenville, S. O. solicited. 1838. Greensboro Female College Greensboro, N. C Literary and Music, Art and Literary and all Living 1200.00 per Year, lull begins September cation. PEACOCK, President. Trinity College hundred and ate and courses of study in academic with apparatus. library facilities. and athletic appointment in the state. Scholarships and Fund . Attendance nearly doubled within past seven low. The best is one offers a student the beat for PRESIDENT Durham, N. Steamer leave daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at A. M. Factors handlers of Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays, and Saturdays at 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. Three Papas, One Year for Times RICHMOND, VA., Now Only Cents a Year, tides absolutely free The Monthly, New The Farm Journal, Philadelphia. AND SUNDAY In-lading Farm Journal and Para Monthly, now only per year; per month by mail. Address THE times, Richmond, Va. . lo . M . St Louis, Me Perry Go., COMMISSION M ER ii ANTS, Norfolk, Va. Dear you land Plaster, here, at the following prices tor June and July Leas than tons Load L.-ls 6-36 ton lots COO Please Id m your order as soon as possible, so a to avoid delay in shipment, Respectfully, W. PERRY COMPANY. notice to Public. ATTENTION AGENTS Mr. John General for North Carolina Virginia, of Unit Well- and Company, THE MUTUAL BENEFIT I Life Co., of Cotton Bagging and W. S. C. always I i tiler and Sons ii Ball inc. Mr. Billy Hoy in calls attention lo the most remarkable base ball team in the State. are the Bed Shirts and every of the team is a ion of Mr. Jim Jones, except one, the captain, and Mi. Jones tills that Mi. Jones is the father children, In of them SO he bus enough rial to select a crack nine and dues not use the same pitcher every lay. Mr. Jones captains the team and plays second while the youngest player is short stop. Raleigh Times. e, Practical Education In . engineering, met arts, cotton n of and of study and manual training, lion a year. expense, . eluding clothing and board, Thirty teacher, students, Next g session begin 4th. E Win President Vt C. COLLEGE t MECHANIC ARTS. to announce to its large number of policy holders, and lo the insurable public generally, of North will now in state and from this date will issue its splendid and desirable policies. all de- siring the very best insurance in the best life Insurance company in world. If the local agent in your town has not yet address JOHN c. State Agent, X. Assets Paid policy Live, agents wanted at once to for the Old Belief it. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Having duly qualified before the or Court i Pill county as of t ho Of OS- notice is given lo all person Indebted the estate to make Immediate payment lo the undersigned. And all sons having claim against said estate are notified to present the same to the under- payment on or before the 4th this notice will Is- in of This June 4th. 1901. I,. I. CHAPMAN, Administrator of Jacob Brooks, on t Fresh goods kept constantly hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. W. R. 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. Heels. in I- t growing it is lo grow a small, sweet beet rather than a large beet n a Many , lid an red lo w rot Is of large . thereby scouring a largo yield per i, re. in t an entirely ,. method mint be adopted, as large sugar beet lack the most for sugar making I . The small beet Is sweeter, and small alone Is the one that Surer breed unsound or ill stock. Sever I lo n stallion that is not v yon mint I i coll to be like. Never breed to annual be- ,.,., , ; Ids i i Ice fee. Never a I, male she a f, mole, but muse e I n some merit which you to In her produce bar u a met sire Pills TORPID LIVER, digestive the bowels. Bad are equaled as an MEDICINE, In their virtues are widely freeing the system from tint Elegantly sugar coated. Take No Substitute. UNIVERSITY of North Carolina. OF STATE'S ACADEMIC LAW, MEDICINE, Eighty live tuition to lea sons. Lout r Student- Von- I i Free hers and I lie Instructors. Water Works. LAND SALE. By virtue of a decree of Superior of Pol county in the case of Jesse Cannon of Tool vs Peel, petition hi sell land tor administrator sell for cash is the Court door in Greenville on Mi August the following desert parcel of land, situated in las St front and feet hack, and a-a pint of the old Livery slab.- lot back of Hotel said lot, irately n deed from II. K- Daniel lo Teal recorded in Hook I H. page W, containing of acre more or Ina. Any. a, 1901. a. -DEALER IN- TONIC LAXATIVE If you tour stomach, indigestion, biliousness, constipation, bad inactive liver, heartburn, kidney troubles, loss insomnia, lack of bad blood, blotched or skin, or any symptoms and disorders which tell the story of had bowels an digestive system, Will Cure Von. will clean out that the liver an I strengthen mucous membranes tho purity i- blood and put you -on your again. Your will return, your bowels move laity, yen liver and kidneys to yon, kin wilt clear and freshen and you will feel old tone energy and buoyancy. I u I Sail it. nut rate e Han, r, i . I. It Hes ti. , o, , l , I,., . I, ll I . Sell i i for a self racking cow, no trouble either lo of tn.-iii after It Is e ply this Make a air you can till I tight i,, hi shoulder bead The row con drink, but can't turn hi . ii lo suck If cow is a bad put a p a m ,, i . in bet In when note, her load National . i- t when el w, is ; . rot . . , , , doc t vines, wild Should The Landmark trusts that the Alexander county pension board promptly awn a pension lo whoso ease was mention. ed In the lei tor in the Issue Hie he whose were by a ll pound cannon hull passing be- bis Must of us would have hi affection of the or something pound hall was to whig our lags, and the Alex- Rutherford county lad is the widow of three ml soldiers, all whom she in I Central Healing system. spent In Improvements In WOO term begins 1901. ii. P, Chapel Hill. of Ex. Bale. M. and Grocer and Furniture Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Par, Cotton Seed, Oil Br Northerly course i re's. Turkeys, Rat, etc. Bed- steads, Oak Ba- by Carriages, suits, Tables, P. i and Call Ax u id , n For Sale by i. I .,, I I. rt -s M is tan i, i ii i, l,., , , . ,., ,,. ,.,,. , . , I ill ll n us mid . ml t,. i make of seed should each it i- . lie., I, . M nil list III, . i double in to hi give it lo them. Hunt, one Hie vis North Cam i in of bis eon in was veils The M,. tin-, hi. . i for at In in the a the Pan An in exhibit, The , i,. placed on are .- Inches, by ll by i a Room foe of the large , l n o lo the In The popular summer girl should Its The u an to ha downed. Thermometers are not stock up as they were. women an usually of home rule. Meat Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, American Beauty Can- Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Jelly, Milk, Flour, Magic Food, Oil, Meal Hulls, den Heeds. Oranges. Apples, Candies, Dried Apples, Currents, mil China Ware. Tin and Wooden Ware. Cakes Crackers, Mara Best Stand- aid Hewing Mar It i lies, nu- other goods. Quality Quantity. for Com to me SAM M ll. South Cam in Superior C int. vs. It. By undersigned from the Court ,, Pitt county, Hie of W. II. James and Joseph James against H J. W. Carson. I will, on Monday fifth day of August, at m. the court house lo tell to highest bid- tier for cash, lo Execution, all and Interest which the said J. W. Carson defendant has M In M- real estate, lo One lot, I land in the town of Bethel, N. c, Beginning las corner of and Tarboro streets mi course about eighty feet lo line, s Southerly course feet S Westerly course with Tarboro SI. thence with Main course to the beginning, ll one-eighth an acre which was convert It. -I. W. Carson by Harry Skinner, 10th, Hook puce , tract in the town Bethel on the Baal side of Janus St. bounded as follows lbs North by Wine- Ired on the by Jesse If. Carson on the Malissa Ann Divan on Weal by Jams lot It. W. Carson formerly resided, being a part of the hind conveyed t,, J. W. I arson by It. D. by , I Book A. III mid Pitt county. Also, nil of land which was conveyed by Bryan and wife, ll J. V. by Deed dated Dec ll. I page nil of the of Till so much thereof as was as- the said it. w. cams as a the day July. The a, res and will SON about I made hi the for ii a i, h as allotted. of July, i. iv, -ii, rut of county By L W. A GENERAL LINE OF- Also a nice Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. B. COREY. Norfolk, Va. Cotton and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain ions. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. The Commoner ISSUED WEEKLY. WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Editor Publisher, Lincoln, Nebraska. in Advance. Our Year Six Months Three Sing. Copy Bo. No traveling canvassers are em- ployed. Subscriptions taken at The office. The Semi- Weekly will lie sent together one year for or The and one year for payable in ad- mm or i m prow; rt hark, com Eight or BOOK ON PATENTS wash i , FOR The Eastern Reflector. D. J. EDITOR TRUTH IR TO Twice a Week -AT- VOL. XX GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, TUESDAY, JULY Is the customer who take advantage of OUR keeps our competitors guessing why it is sell so cheap. WITH HIGH PRICES. W. T, LEE CO. in Exposition. I am prepared to Am- with board room all conveniences. view of Niagara River Lake Erie from the house. Niagara Falls car passes walk to Take Niagara street ear 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 EASTERN N. O. School, LaGrange, N. C. MILITARY, LITERARY, COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Boarding Pupils, Twelve Counties and two represented past session. School Buildings. Barracks for Sixty Cadets. The school aims to by developing latent and power. Individual needs of the students are considered. The literary training strengthens the manly traits, gives a sound body clear mind, class room methods cultivate mental grasp. Athletics encouraged. No Compromise on Liquor or Tobacco. Expenses for entire term of Nine Mouths, board, room, fuel and lights, payable quarterly in advance. No extras. Write for register. J. SOW. Prom the Cradle to the Grave. that is born of a woman is small few in a bill. He up in like a and tomorrow the ice box. The banister of life is lull of splinters, and down it with considerable rapidity. In bis infancy he cried in the day time, and at night he ii afraid of the dark. He lo his mother mightily, of lather, and the neighborhood. In his youth he up fool hill and from that eminence he bis wisdom unbound- ed. C. He to school in the and how he may easiest out-Wit bis teacher; and home at night with pains in his bead and streaks on bis back; and with greediness an abundant supper, and then lo bed without knowing bis sons. He baste to tail in love with a pretty lassie, and not of making goo goo eyes at her from the opposite side of the school room while the teacher is looking in another direction. He delighted battles royal with the other boys, and himself ornamented with a black eye in consequence. Verily, verily, I say unto you, he is what he may devour, resting not unless he been in mischief. He thoroughly his school days not what they are worth till they are over. After these things, he set- down in life u red heiress with a wart On her nose; and behold, her pa- ancestor straightway muter with large liabilities and small assets and comet h home to live with bis beloved Moreover the last state of that man is worse than the first. TO THE AND CUSTOMERS OP PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. Cu A large line of Baby Caps, Belts, and Embroideries Ladies Col- and Cuffs all Sizes- I II LARGEST A We arc ill in the of the We offer you the best selected line of race after your A Special Take Off. General Merchandise to be found in any store In County. Well choir elections, the creations of the best manufacturers America and Europe. Seasonable all the year round, Spring, Bummer and Winter. We are at work for yours and our mutual ad- vantage. II is our pleasure to show you what you want lo sell you if We oiler you the very best service, polite attention, and the most liberal terms Consistent with a well established business built up strictly on its own merits. When yon come to market you will not do yourself justice if you do not m-c our immense stock before buying elsewhere. Remember us and the following lines of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, Hats and Satins, Jackets and Capes, Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths. Shoes. Men's, Women's and Children's Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters. Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar Coffee, Lard, Bead ts, Hardware, Plows. Casting-and Plow Fixtures, and Hope. EVER BROUGHT TO GREENVILLE. Mrs. M. T. is in charge of millinery if i not on one will be trimmed to suit your tastes ii bite wait. Hats, Silks. Braids, era, and n tin- milliners line. Is, Furniture. Headquarters tor Furniture and line. We buy strictly for but sell for Either Cash or n Credit is Honesty, Merit Square Healing. Your Friends, Prosperity in the Wife Wants or wondering what Meeker begun against and Ins wife, Will weeks, when Amelia in Common Pleas comes a copy of So., to recover of the damages the alleged 8th, from which see he alienation of the affections of the Lad tor the lime being Join, lumped the Carolina and been talking around The plaintiff says she was the and nun fields married to the defendant's son on of the great west. September and before a The Sentinel Will haul elapsed her husband's run against, and it the following Ions and coercions and scandalous . . stories her, and that they , ,. , Almost entertaining to parts unknown is registered the his affections and helped a traveling man St. Louis. Mr. home i in Baltimore and in city to bis home from tin trip through the western country. In talking in a group he I In- of the Mi-. Becker is now the mother of an infant child, whose be- I us well as In i own, sin- bring-. the suit, alleging that the have deprived her and the of the natural love, society, support and protection of a bus. have taken the price oft of a special Figured Lawns and Organdies, which we have running from to and for the NEXT M we will them out for yard. Those lovely Imported Km. Swisses, Which are richly worth will be run out for next Ox days for per yard. Pique-, and now for l days While Shirt Waist and Dress Goods at prices lo astonish you. Madras Shirts for men, for days Our entire of Ladies Oxford Ties at reduced price from up. Fruit of Loom bleached Tic Call to see us for anything you want and we please you. Standard Patterns July Designs. KICKS WILKINSON. K P Investigation. Chicago, July Behind closed I and carefully doors, the; supreme lodge of the Knights of Pythias today met here ill special session lo consider alleged judicious handling funds of tie endowment the If embers of the. both in the United States and Canada are said to lie intensely in the outcome of Investigation, a report which will be made during the present meeting by President V. S. of the board of control of the en- lank. It is said 1500, the entire surplus of the en rank is not available for use, except at a great sacrifice. A special insured and an in the monthly payments on insurance are said to be probable. As a result the report of the officers and six of the board of control of the endowment was said this after- noon a former president of the board will lose his membership. It also is probable that proceed- on criminal charges will be instituted against three former members of the board control. 1.1, lather, hive subject- i and child lo much ring, humiliation hard- It Mute- is unprecedented, from Wash to Texas. all f them are exit of ill industrial I ind on t, of comes n v I crop, i in has sere two royal babies born finest its history in in Europe and I people have forgotten all about arrivals gills instead of boys . . e Mrs. Carrie Nation, caused peal disappointment In the Three Times to households when- crops, at. a . the light, but, bless their dear the lack . . know nun. Iowa la in the same i n- welcome. The baby d it ion, stand of as hue corn. III Ml I ii bus bad t ten ;. I i-l almost all the as benefited same H i- seldom that OF THIRD FASTER Agents all territory. WHEELER -V Company, Atlanta, For sale by S. T WHITE, one has I lion the world a- call he I in Unit now It I to the King i I.-, i a daughter to III Sat Hut the law excludes from Italy's hi. I mi t here was disappoint- little came and i in- son . i the Duke , of in.- King, re- presumptive lo THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE Literary. Classical, Scientific, Commercial. Industrial. Musical, for of lbs Stats Family i BU III Annual . School about . i all be made Invited tho. N. t It is a most peculiar case that is reported from Dresden, Ohio. Husband wife divorced, band marries his governess divorced wife takes hitter's place; newly wedded away on honeymoon leaving the home in charge of former If these two men arc Dot angels they must at least have dispositions, else the fur will very soon after the home-coming. Homer Military School, OXFORD, X. buildings, healed by Buffalo fan system, feel ventilation. Sixteen new rooms for t boys each to lie added for , the fail term. should made early. Annual attendance unto the lull capacity many turned away each session for lack room. Best field, with quarter mile track, In tho Faculty of specialists with special work. Curriculum preparatory i best college or education. Au atmosphere of high Ideal surrounds as students not preparing higher education arc excluded. Fall term begins 1st. Accused sunup Swindling. known man aliases lo stamp d fulled was yesterday held In b r oiled States t i- the August States District Court, charged will, mails lo on it fraud. The pi n accused of tit stamps i them, lie a tn in a In is. Unit street b Mai .-, the Mi burg. The accused i- said t. from Minn; Great Harrington, Easton, Cleveland, St. I., i Juno fourth dull; was burn to the Czar and no sons. II. disappoint- in another royal European court, Hie Grand Duke Mi- a younger brother the iv. remains heir to the throne. la the use of Win the sense over in Europe and abolish them Women make bet- ii r rulers than men over there Fin example, late and the present i; , i, lit hi Spain, Holland would not exchange her and .,.,,, tempered little for n i i the loyal girls a showing. M I . I suppose If bad your Louis, Omaha and Boston.- said tho temperance man, Record. It I Pill ire i hi i i, . , I'm, , r i ll. r , ill N,,, I . . i per water altogether replied candid ,, be much in v I If couldn't mi r lo pal in TIT