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Have You Forgot What I AM STILL CARRYING AN UP-TO date LINK OF Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware v II I I TO MENTION Come to sec Barrel Flour or Yours in please Jas. B. White. mm None genuine unless Red Cross is on label Don't Una a WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD TO THE EQUAL OF Chills. Fevers, Night Sweats and Grippe, and all forms of Malaria. DON'T WAiT TO DIE SPEND CENTS AND DE CURED I CURES MAKE FAMOUS TRY IT. NO NO PAY . TO TAKE. AFTER two YEARS Ms ii we paid in the ii ill ill. OP NEWARK, N. YOUR HAS Value, Cash Value, Paid up Insurance, Extended Insurance Is ti. Will lie re-instated if arrears he a-.- living, three lapse, upon of i interest. second Nu s. Incontestable. payable u of second and .-t each year be paid. Tin., used i. u To Increase the Insurance, or ;. To make pulley payable as during lifetime of j. Greenville, N. O. BLACKJACK III Ms N. July Quite a i of our people services at Creek Sunday. I. If. is improving nip Idly. Miss Mamie Cox, who has relatives in place, re- to tier home in Sunday accompanied by K. L. Clark. L. II. While, Jr., Miss Lucy, spent Sunday in Wash- visiting their brother, W. and returned Sunday evening. Miss A ii ii White left Sunday morning for Winterville to attend institute. W. Wynne, of came in Saturday morning spent Saturday and Sunday with his best girl. He left Monday morn to attend the lute at Winterville. A small crowd of went fishing last Thursday and got more lutes than we did fish, hut they were mosquito bites. Mr. Mrs. I. C. Mills spent Saturday night and Sunday in town. One mil- girls says she I has four strings to I and can't imagine which one to pull. wonder if some one will he kind lo tell her. Miss bad the of entertaining her j Sunday night. Willie took a i young Miss from church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. have o home near Clack We wish them much joy and happiness. To produce the best results In fruit, vegetable or grain, tin fertilizer used must contain enough Potash. For see our pamphlets. We semi them free. j N nu i . s. Paper Hanging. I am fill or id for Will . ill mi . Full from to I am i do k wall Mora f Mrs. M. D. will prompt t ion. H. BUNN, I N. C. Tin- July tit to Thorough U hi in SOW admitting to the liar cum a n. C at- C. Mill, N, I lean TONIC LAXATIVE If you have stomach, had inactive liver, heartburn kidney of b. I blotched or muddy skin, or any symptoms and disorders the of bad and an digestive system, Will lure It will o; b an mucous membrane f the stomach, blood and put you on your appetite will . your liver kl to j. your skin will clear and and the old time an I buoyancy. awe, I . i . II . an I v Ii It I ,. . . -a -l u iii . ii RHEUMATISM TO STAY Ml Mil VI. .-mi's recent Ions The nested known leading i trial, turn us net i of the Price Sold by BRYAN k NICHOLS. I inn.- Conetoe Broken Open. during the night of July the express at Cone toe was broken open, two ex- press packages and agent's dollies stolen. The whole amounted lo The agent, Mr. K. C. a while on suspicion, lint he easily himself. It seems that he was in possession of I pennies. S days office at Mildred had broken open and about stolen. This Mr. to think he must I e I tie guilty lint the man the pen- had been paid him the day before by a man in laud Neck in hi wealth. used Dr. College. I'm, in sail i child n-n iii in the U-s lo Hint lint the and if In i lie- where all give it, n is In mull, to their die n lien relief lie so I by giving Ii only in- Moll.-ii M hi Mo. For Salt by l I fl is I . lo, all . . The Famous Parks Fountain The Reflector Office Can't Be Beat. An in showing staunch those in ho vole that in and year in of administration patty in and I been a mean nigger in my lime, I ii heap or downs since tie I chickens mi ilia; I I drunk; I nip-; stashed udder I -r, I done a sight thank good in name such has been ace Philadelphia's evil lame be rants n by word. has been given over to rapine. got el has whilst a I ii the people. All these things are edged and deplored year; and year after lion heroines more and more able Hut lite cry still goes up flOW Thank Lord, our I ice lo Associated there were timing spell hint, f were Hut few these in southern The a business mini ed newspaper advertising is vital lo bis success sense suggests be should not a iron limit lo his advertising expenditure. Ii Is the of an experienced i is lo in advance what sum will be to achieve a re- he says, less amount was will do lull if the mm which has been appropriated should lo bring result more should be until results have been at L. H. Pender, I Flues. Tin Hoofing, All kinds work class. He of guns a specialty. Agent for 1888. Greensboro Female College Greensboro, N. C. Literary and Business Schools of Music, Art Literary Course and nil Living per Year, I begins on Aili cation. President, Trinity College mill f 1.1 iii Eight with library la Hip and . . Fund-. within past n Bin. law. bail one i a the fir V. Peppy Go., COMMISSION Norfolk, Va. fir.- W here, i tin- fur Jinn- Ami illy I.-.-S than id Ions a SO Cur la tun lots Kill lull Mb ft . Please lit us have anon no possible, mi in J. W. Practical Education In nu arts, a of a In- lib. lit. T TON, in . AGRICULTURE MECHANIC ARTS, IN J. ff. CO. Norfolk, Va. on handlers of Ii Ties and Hags. and solicited, tine for Times VA., Now a Year, and includes absolutely free in go n Monthly, New The DAILY Farm gun Monthly, now only per year; by mail. Address TIMES, Va. notice to tile Public. ATTENTION AGENTS Mr. General A.-. fur Virginia, that Well- THE MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Co., of to lo Us tarts mater of In the generally, North will now U, -111111 ill till. tale from tin. dale will and to all de airing the very in the hem life in the world. It Ibo in your town not yet led JOHN C. Stale N. C. Assets Paid policy Live, t nm-o lo for Old My res leave Washing- ton daily at A. M. for ill.-, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at A. M. mi leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesday, day and Sal a ii 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 and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, O. J. Ag., Greenville, N. O. f. IN N. O. Cotton Hugging and Ties always on bun fresh goods kept constantly es hand. Country produce and Hold. A trial will convince yon. D. W. Sonic men put on their beat man nets us put mi g coat. u fellow ever kissed usually pales be- fore last. I way a to rise in world is to give him a good blowing up. A HAPPY HOME Is one w here health abounds. With impure blood there cannot be good health. With a disordered LIVER there cannot be good blood. Pills revivify the torpid sad restore its natural action. A LIVER means pure Pure blood means health. Health means happiness. Take no Substitute. All UNIVERSITY of North Carolina. ill-All OF STATE'S Eighty live scholarships. tuition to and ministers sons. Loam the needy, Work Healing system in improvements in and fall term begins Address, V. I. Chapel inn, n. c I In Age Iron, the ore in, Iron them motion, lion needles veering, Iron tillers vessels steering. Iron gas iron our rivers, Iron in iron ink indicting. Iron victuals, turns, p a kettle-., Iron our leads, our roads, lion bold in Iron bob rod bands, iron walls, Iron balls, axes, chains, lion augers, saws Iron globules in our blood, Iron properties in food, Iron light reals wires, hammers, nails, Iron every thing we A linger the pie i. worth two out of 1876, Se M. retail and furniture Cash paid for fin, Cotton Oil Bar re's, Turkeys, Egg, Steads, Oak Suits, Ha by Carriages, suits, Lounges, Sales, A A x Bed Meat Key West Cheroots, Beauty Can- Cherries, Apples, Milk, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, In- Matches, Oil, Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nuts, unties. Dried Peaches, Glass Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware. Cakes and Macs Bent Butter, Stand- ard Machines, and other goods. Quality and Quantity. Cheap for Coin to see me. j U NOTICE TO . I the Ink I'm of de given In all lo make payment In And all n 1- having are lo pi. -1 same in the under- nu or the till day June. or ml will la in recovery. Thia L. J. CHAPMAN, Jacob LAND SALE. virtue a of Ike of in f Cannon Teel rm in 11- will fur tin- in mi Mi Mb, the ti -111 panel hind, in the tin-West m . being U front and IS feel a of the old Livery stable in in II. K- lit a in ii t acre mars Ally, In Ii J , , ,. Notice Ix It. J nu to I of II. James It I will, hi at g at, at tell u. sash, Iii satisfy all the right title and which lbs It. J. in lb. ill real to Out- of land in of bethel, N. as Mat Main Tarboro mi feel In feet a Main roar to Ike ten which It. J W. i Hairy Skinner, l pan ITS Abo Ii mi SM of Si l- in l,. i. Ninth by 1.1 I'll the South M . Ann sad the Was. by Jam, m It J a f K. J. hi Ii by in U., p.-, u K I I II. . . . Also, nil of I whisk by and Maggie By Dec. and book Pill I'm was a to II. W. m I day July I In I.- in. , a, res and which will be about Jo In a allotted. I all I July, t. W . , ,. put W. Sheriff. j W, R. WHICHARD BRO., Whichard, N. C. The complete in every de prices as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. J. IN- -A LINK OP Also a nice Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. R. Norfolk, Va. Buyers Brokers Cotton, Grain ions. Private Wires to New York, Chicago New Orleans. The Commoner WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Editor Publisher, Advance. One Year l. Bis Mouths dOc, Three Months Ma, Sing. Copy fie. No canvassers are mu ployed. Subscriptions taken st The Semi- Weekly will In- sent together one year for or Tun Daily one year for payable ad- PATENT WASH I as Is the customer who takes advantage of keeps our guessing why is we sell so cheap. OUR MOTTO-DOWN WITH HIGH W T. LEE Exposition, I mu to Pan with all modern view of Niagara Luke Erie the Niagara Fulls car door SO walk to exposition Take Niagara street car to Avenue, Moderate rates. All will prompt JOSEPH A. MOORE, 1285 Niagara Street, Buffalo, N. Y. FIRST CLASS SCHOOL IN N. School, LaGrange, N. C. MILITARY, SCI EN II v Pupils, Twelve Counties and two Slates represented past session, School Buildings. Barracks for Sixty Cadets. school aims to strengthen by developing latent and power. needs of the students are considered. The literary training strengthens the manly trails gives a sound of Agriculture, clear Class room methods Inspecting last week some of The Association last at a meeting held in Charlotte, decided In curtail production din- August and to demand here after uniform contract between spinners and knitters, and when the commission man will not the name of purchaser of yarns he is to become buyer himself, and selling price must be furnished the spinners of the yarns. The yarn ma fad liters have been swindled, they claim, by backing out of contracts by men giving orders, when the price of yarn de- erased before date for Idling orders. NORMAL The consolidating half-dozen normal schools of stale has been disposed of by the Stale Hoard of Education, The schools arc to run another year separately, as at present, on trial, and if desired and promised re ins and improvements are effect- ed they will be so continued. If not I hey will be consolidated next year. was largely due to the pleas made delegations of while from the several towns where located. The Corporal ion has been wrestling with the tax assess- problem for a week and may get the assessments n shape this week. Governor been pay- a visit at I he encampment at where the Third bus been In camp since last Next week another regiment takes its outing their and the Third conies home. Secretary Wilson, of the Nation TO THE PEOPLE, OUR AND CUSTOMERS OF PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. We are still in the forefront of the race after your We offer you the best selected line of General Merchandise to be found any store in County. Well bought Selections, the Creations Of best manufacturers of America and Europe. Seasonable all the year round. Spring, Summer and Winter. We are at work for yours our mutual ad vantage, It is pleasure to show yon what you want to sell you if we can. We you very service, polite attention, and the most liberal terms consistent with a well established business built up strictly on its own merits. When you come to market you will not do yourself justice if you do not see, our immense Stock before buying elsewhere. Remember and the following lines of general merchandise. A large line off Baby Caps, Belts, Laces and Embroideries. Ladies Col- and Cuffs all Sizes I HAVE THE LARGEST AND HANDSOMEST LINE OF EVER BROUGHT TO GREENVILLE. Mrs. dwell is in charge of my millinery if e but I.,,,,, ,, one will lie trimmed to suit your Ornaments. Flowers, and everything Hi wait. Silks, n milliners line. Goods and Notions, Bats and Caps. Silks and Satins, Dress Trimmings Jackets Carpets, Mattings Oil Cloths. Shoes, Men's, Women's and Children's and Harness, Horse Dusters, Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar Coffee, Molasses. Lard, Scad Is, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nail, and Hope. Furniture. for Furniture and in line. We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Kit her Cash or on Approved Credit Our motto is Honesty, Merit Dealing. Your Friends, lion mental grasp. A lb Idles raged. Expenses per half term, including board, tuition, fuel, lights and room, 055.00. No incidentals. School opens 4th, for J. E. A c Lawns, Dimities, Laces, Belts, Slippers, Hosiery, and ALL GOODS Some short some long, have been laid together and will be sold at one price. We have a few pieces of Imported Swisses, dolled and plain, which are offering AT HALF PRICE. Postal Law Merchants who mail order and have en sending out samples of goods from which their customers might select and order will be interested a new ruling which has just been made the Department. The ruling allows the men-hauls to write upon each lag accompanying a sample of cloth figures denoting the width price of goods. This had been done by the mer- chants before until last April, when the assistant attorney general de- for Department that of June 1888, re lining in addition to the fourth class matter did not author these to be writ- land suspended from the coins was gold chain and locket, and near the locket was a gold Man With Gold. Pa., July The body of a man was found bang to a tree in the woods neat White Haven today. The suicide I ad removed all his cloth- except his stockings, in one of was a letter and a check for on While Haven Bank, drawn in fa- of frank Lorenz. The Idler slated that the writer had contemplated suicide tor some lime, and he had been suffer- disease years. The suicide decorated his body with jewelry before taking his life. one-dollar gold piece was lo each nipple with silver thread, the meal attractive points in the territory of proposed Park, slates that he will again and renew his efforts to get Congress to Ibis park and vole millions to that end. Benelux principal of it among our public men, is sanguine of It will be a great if accomplished. Lewis Council, for rape, will be Monday, 22nd, at Fayetteville. l slates that hi not interfere this case again. Eve.- think of the many blessings North Carolina and our people much better times, and in some respects at all times, we arc ninny other people I Any one hot weather In your y, for instance Thank for what you have, slop sample. On account the writ- in tin- package it was held that the samples were subject to first. class which was double the price the merchants had previously been ; tin in for. Vow the third postmaster Kent Edwin r. decides II is permissible lo write tags which The v ill in- a great to the merchants who mail aid send out samples pose. ring. Bracelets were on bis arms legs. die Governor spoke lo The Ob- server correspondent about a lei great public importance, which certainly marks a new de- In North Carolina, is at Seattle, in the State of Washing- ton, to prevent lynch- and for each and every per- son engaged in a lynching it oilers reward. Ii notifies me that it has offered reward far each and every person engaged in the lynching this year at I range and and has put up the money. do not care for out- t a side aid in securing law and order lass, in in North Carolina, but hereafter, There are some values in our stuck can't lo mi-ts. The price has I wen marked so low nu our goods tint they are in reach of every who urn seeking values. August Designs Fashion Sheets Free. KICKS WILKINSON. A Census Office bulletin shows that 37.8 per of the population, people, live in cities and towns of more than loon population. Ten years ago the of population was or slightly less than one third, ten years, at this rate, i early one half of American people will ho towns. The productiveness of our has DOM In the meantime by a multitude of labor saying intentions, so that fewer fewer men are needed no the farms from year lo year. Those who are released from drudgery the fields to the cities, v here consumers of harvests contribute to the of our vast national industrial scheme. The thrifty farmers feed them Record. f you want sieves or ranges constructed principles which are and convenient, as well as beautiful and artistic, for the is shown and nu every in not be genuine I murk, which Stove by and substitutes. lead all others in yearly sales p Sold by BAKER HART. I tic Orphan., The class of orphans from the Orphan Asylum have had a pleasant stay in for two days. Greenville U glad sec them and gives cordial welcome. t charge of Mr H. W. Jones and no matter what the crime may be, Mrs. hit nil, an in i I will offer reward, which is the midday trait. Tiny gave a the limit under I he law, for each in the opera house and every participant. night, notwithstanding there is a crime for which the is usually a lust Hie death, but was disagreeable, criminals must be hanged i a large audience, Ian and by mob. Lynch- concert was splendid. re got to stop lo this State. I amounted to more than ask n. call on the press and the The class remained here over preachers to stop the tendency to- Sunday, that night sang the lynch law. His a great church, So services were on held in the other churches, so all correspondent to bad of hearing I he know it was earnest hope was of Governor Aycock then large. the singing of would be no lynching during bis I here were term of office. Vet there have shot talks by Rev. J N, three the two named and, one church and II. In county. The Got- M. lam-, of Mi church, had for some lime a In or lo make a plain statement He received with great about here. Charlotte Observer. Little frank Brown, u sun Dr. I. was As stickers Mr. D alley G. Woo- with the .,. , ,,. seemed delighted lo be here at bis district Texas, and Old home, and Ion,, I bis 1.--.-1 k, . lie w, for Congress Wednesday, after six balloting, on the ballot, v, will probably be N. c. A foul -peak la lit e inn ii remain silent I a w 1st- in ab .,. votes as he will get on ton Star,

REFLECTOR LETTER. K. C. D. J. Entered t the Poet Office at Greenville, N. C, its Second Class Mail Matter. Most of the editors in the Stale have been to Greensboro and seen what that city offer in the way of and hotel accommodations. a did that will scat 1,800, three good hotels and building, it will not surprise us if Greensboro pulls the next Demo- State has got to greatly to so well prepared to take care I crowd. from Washington. i. i. To The Tobacco Farmers of Eastern Carolina. If Greenville had a society for the prevention of cruelty to there would be plenty of opportunity for bringing own- plaints against persons for cruel and even to dumb beasts. It is unusual occur to see teams on the streets that are for work. There are animals half starved jaded to whose backs an unmerciful driver will cruelly ply the lash to make them pull more than they able. Some of these poor creatures after being worked all day are turned out at night to glare the streets, and that is boat all they get to eat. A poor neglected mule that had broken n leg had to be shot today to end its misery. course it was an act of kindness to kill the mule and end its suffering, but a man who would keep an in neglected de- serves punishment. This is only- one incident. There are many others in which there is too much cruelty to animals. Duel of Negro Drake Schneider and Kip played crap Ill a saloon at Ninety seventh street and Third avenue, yesterday after- noon and Schneider won all the other's money. Last night the two men were in the saloon again this lime with two Ma- Harris and Pauline Wilson. Schneider wanted Harriss to treat with the money he had won, and Harris refused. The Harris man sided with him, and the son woman sided Finally one of the pro posed that they go out on the side walk and settle the dispute tween themselves, the men to abide by the result. A large crowd fol- lowed nut formed a the two women. The Harris girl drew a knife with three inch blade from the boson of her dress and her adversary pro a razor. Then at a signal flaw their companions begin a that the spectators seemed to enjoy. blow struck was followed by blood, until the side walk looked like the Boor at a slaughter house. There was no Interference In the crowd and the two women fought on for at least live minutes. At the end of that time the Harris girl, whose face and aims bad been planned, dropped in her and rolled over scions. The Wilson girl broke ring, ran up the street, borrowed live cents and got awry on a Second avenue down town car. It was after all this had happen ed that Policeman Barrett and He of the East 104th street ran up and picked the the unconscious woman on the sidewalk. It was evident that she was in danger of dying and she was taken in all to Hospital. The doctors thought it that she would The police arrested the two men witnesses. It was to wash off the sidewalk with a New York Sun, nth. Is not this a pretty spectacle to take place in a city like New York II it bad occurred in Africa there might have been some it. The truth year of the Greenville tobacco market is rapidly approaching. To those of as who have watched tile progress of this market since the Md day of September 1801, there have been many wonderful changes. The first year than was only one warehouse and a single prize house, and wore sold speak Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Founds of Tobacco. Grad- next Mouse but since our sales have increased and now is It is certain there arc numbered among the largest bright tobacco markets of the not enough of them to do it. To do this has required the expenditure of large sequent,, the of an organ f money, heavy risks and a great deal f hard work, it ion to try to defeat Henderson,, moonshine. Politicians do not . . . i . of timber stone walls. If than were even a I j,, .,. build the warehouse and am the only one to beat Henderson. now bad any connection with the would be made, but market in its early history. there isn't the men who dislike shall this yea have no one associated with me, as a him most arc likely to be found the warehouse business, bill I how care-fully shouting the loaded for his men of capacity and experience in the to nation acclamation, in Order that they may not out when I n have again secured of Mr. distributes the Committee Danville, Va, one of tho beet That area number of re- publicans, some prominent who would like to prevent the el and I am sure the public will hear me out when i assert I have borne my full share of these responsibilities from the very have been directly connected with the market knowingly bull then L, for e he plums. Personally, favors tariff reform of of tobacco in Virginia or THE TEACHERS- INSTITUTE S. C. IT. Winterville at this time is the most enviable place able. morning and evening our streets are thoroughly crowd- ed With the must pretty girls one saw, here, is a lovely Thus far the features of the teachers institute have of a very interesting nature, everyone seems to enjoy themselves and spend n delightful lime. The losing exercises arc looked NOTICE Henderson North Carolina. Mr. Willis has had wide experience in grave apprehensions and warehouse business. He is clover, courteous and by some who an- and will gladly tender our patrons any service he ran. He an examination too although he probably does not go tobacco the to a better advantage than of as far as any over saw. m That teachers should ins opinions Mr. n. A. auctioneer of reputation will affect the remit, I wide experience, has been secured to do music act, higher to readily but he wants ll understood that he is lost nowhere on the Ware- and disposition man- house and he stands ready to do anything that will ad- Heated by in charge of the interests of our patrons. institute certainly points to an in- Mi. A. A. Follies i knows and of the fact that no pains who knows everybody, will be obligingly on hand in every- be spared to bring about such thing and will do his part in making everybody comfortable. L watt, office force is clever, competent and ill settle with Miss Anna who has you after your tobacco is sold so quick and satisfactorily Miss that yon rare to come again. am ten fr nothing shall be left undone that will advance the interests of in v patrons. I shall have good stables for your team and are, he has a record showing that there is never any of his being completely controlled by the party bosses. That is one reason why his re-election was assured before the adjournment of the last Con- The losses know his meas- and do dot care to take any chances with a new man. Democrats have done n great deal of talking among themselves about the Ohio democratic plat- form, but of them care to ex- press opinions about it for cation. Hue of the exceptions is Representative Bank head, of Ala- who said of Ohio platform is all right and should re- support of every demo- the Buckeye slate. con forms existing conditions and states the issues of the campaign in language clear enough for any- body to I Suppose die republicans thought the would reaffirm the Kansas City plat form renew allegiance Monday evening. July 15th, to Mr. Bryan sort of officers and members thing. But they were fooled. Mr. of Lodge, No, A. Hi van. I am satisfied, is a- with the democrats of old. as expressing thanks to the good he in and in woo, but pie Greenville and vicinity for there was need or necessity to their uniform kindness and discuss him in the State extended the Chapter of Or would have added from th to have silver in Asylum, under Hie management of the platform, and it might have Bro. G. W. Whit- caused a in the ranks. As ii i. the Ohio A. Cox, who is c quarters for Jon . , Now in conclusion let say to you from the beat information can gather We have very bright prospects for is now confined his home good prices. Cure your tobacco roll, grade ii carefully handle typhoid fever. We sincerely it neatly, and then bring me one of your first loads and if hard hope it will prove not loin-serious. work, good prices, kind, courteous treatment, the beat ac-1 J. ii. of standard, was count for anything, you will numbered with here a short while yesterday. our future patrons, favors. am i it. N. C With of all past Sincerely your friend, O. L. Warehouse. Hall. A. ft A. M. June Hugs Put the of a Town. H. M. of Norfolk, spent here. Jack Peebles, of Greenville, was here a short while Monday. Quite acute little teacher look up his home at Mr. B, horn's inlay. He t i t he Wales at pounds and Mr. I is a very happy man. Trunk Craft Joseph Smith, who have been doing sonic tough and the lights are complete- take thin method of by the ashes of the binned bugs. Tho hotel are infested such swarms that it wan necessary to close the doors, notwithstanding the Oxford Orphan In Instances church vices were interfered with. The river bridges are almost i in pass always been The and have Md true to the cause of , is formed a line of battle on The inclement of lions that have arisen since the did arc covered to a depth of last campaign. I believe as Con- , the people from enjoying by dead ones are held in other slates, the given people will demo .,, .,,,.,.,.,.,, night. era tic lenders foil foot- a large greeted them. steps of I he Ohio democrats. The And on Sunday at the of the South Hie ,, where a great con- greatest respect Mr. Bryan and ,.,.,. ,. people them, was ha can always depend upon n coy- great welcome -Alien be comes among fr ii. I. does not signify that he has Especially do thank popularity, when the demo v Mr. K. H. for nil more in to. n,.,,,, liberal contribution, in con ville is almost entirely darkness to night, as a res ill of of June bugs in countless came home lust week. Mayor's Court Major W. long has disposed of the follow cats In his since last report Ada Anderson. and dis Miss of near is visiting Miss Kittrell. Carriage Co. have a nice buggies on hand. Come prepared to take one home with you. When yon pass this way mid wish your horse fed or wish to hire a horse Io ride out, Mil a I feed and livery Help furnished to house your tobacco. have a full line of tobacco trucks to sell, They save l laborers. Heller conic at once. You will Deed week Io help you when you get hands. A. Cox afro. Co. The teachers and people of the desire to announce to the tobacco growing public that we will run the old Warehouse the coming tobacco season. We ask a liberal share of your patronage and prom- to merit the same by a close personal attention to business. It is well known, and conceded by all, that the Greenville Warehouse has the best lights under which to show tobacco to We have had many years experience in the and are thoroughly familiar with the trade in all its brunches. We will have comfortable rooms with clean new- cots for the use of our customers who remain over night, also box stalls for team, and T. H. Walker, the well known joker, will act as host. Mr. Q, LaFayette Moore, who as a drummer, has built up such an honorable for fair dealing with his customers, will be with us as manager and general assistant, and extends to his friends a cordial invitation to sell their tobacco at Greenville Warehouse. Mr. Hold. M. a gentlemen of culture and an auction- of ability, will be us, and will be glad to have his friends in the tobacco belt sell with us, where he will work for their interest. We respectfully submit live reasons for earn- soliciting a liberal share of your patronage. 1st. Because we are independent, and refused to hare anything to do with the Warehouse Combination. We are conducting strictly a warehouse business, and are not Irving to buy cheap tobacco, but use all means in our power to sell tobacco as high as possible, as our interest and the farmers are one and the same. Because Greenville with her fourteen prise houses, steam diving and stemming establishments, has ample ties and capital to handle entire crop of surrounding section. Her buyers have orders and contracts from every to- manufacturing country on the Globe. 4th. our relations with these order and contract buyers lire of the most friendly and cordial nature, and we have ample means our command to push every sale to the full limit of its value. Because, with all the bright tobacco manufacturing concerns of the world, domestic and export speculators, attend- at old Warehouse, with our de- termination and hearty co-operation of every man con- with us, to use every effort in his power in the interest of our patrons, and the hearty support of the buyers, we are in position to sell tobacco as high as the highest. Respectfully, J. C. R. S. D. SPAIN. orderly conduct and using profane lo in slate the lug the Chapter to and from and vulgar language on the street, lined penny costs, 7.26. riotous and dis orderly conduct and u vulgar forth in the late be depot free oil charge, and also profane language on the street, Convention. We nm-i meal changed conditions and bed by sticking to Issues th As lo Immediate national Issues, Mr. lunches for closing their doors not guilty case dismissed. on Sunday night and giving the Win. drunk and evening to the Orphans. the pat . and contributions being Staton, drunk and dis entirely given t., the glorious cause orderly, lined i and costs, republicans seem one and all, our sincere I'M. riotous and ab- be divided on the question of tariff an returned. orderly and using vulgar revision nod the adoption of red-. Orphans and profane language, found guilty p. treaties. I am in favor n,,.,, great pleasure with deadly weapon and revision and mu-t come; m .;,,.,., sharing I over to September term opposed hospitality i tho . and abundantly bestow B. L. i I. A. Committee. M. hi sooner or I trust ind l believe only kill trust its to pass a tariff. Have never says the tariff is the mother tin is, and tie ought to be good on Thursday last Justice of Chicago, Imposed a line on a Mr. because latter was charged by his wife with hat walked backward the house with having lo lone his hail beard I. is to note that I complaining wife paid the That a Chicago boost is his appeals lo be a tic I ion, since he is subject lo line walking backward inside ill walls. is appalling to think penally I if he should on bis head, as every man is supposed to have I I right to do in bis own home. I Philadelphia of James K. Donaldson, ; lined and 13.75. Did you ever hear of a frog out . doing a cat in a rat That's what happened out at Mrs. Par- collie It last Saturday, dial in the peal five years has,,,.,.,, ,,, ,.,.,. the rat saved n lives along shore, last weak by The rut p. Herman on the complaint of lot t;,. and run in. mother of a whom had his mouth and rescued from lo . The cat caught the log the to shore tail out the same time, but lo idle him on leg, and J after a alt cat left youngster, fearing ,,,. , There are lie by his ,.,,. ,, t these fails. for In the lake, fold that be bad been attacked and In the dog in the park. .,., ., ., , . . ,. hen his wife refused lo lire j, L. . with him a year's separation, C. A. K ;. of Michigan City, committed suicide, and his wife did same. Two boats after having re- from county jail la., and expert sneak thief broke into again The I Infantry i s and stole his photograph from the Monday for tho gallery. at i ill K. Toon here Tuesday night and much fatigued from and loss of sleep lie made a very line Speech, One in his- there I across the channel ii the form of the great French there DOW lie-s greater danger from ignorance and no channel veil- He bad this institute highly in Raleigh, and oil train but half had not been told. He was glad to to people of Pitt county, which far the Ural at Bethel and last down aims at There is a change coining when seven eights of teaches will in- women and men will the work for life, but women may find a higher calling in making homes. Al one lime Institute Work was done by having a few suited to University work hen we what our public school teacher There arc times teachers should didn't know, but hero is lo get information. Here you thorough and showed bow lo apply Some teachers come in contact with others as they think their methods may not stand but here talk lo am strengthened in their work. He wanted North Carolina know is being here so that other counties may follow example as is I week institute In A change is coming. In the western part State good school houses not in use arc to be and next The day is coming when boy will have the same chance the one in city, in every village there will school and country boys will he brought in. The day fur is at hand. He to speak of the law as it was generally looked upon as of as much value as a last years bird's nest. In the school law there is not much pay lo but a penally. A boy asked what his father gave him for cutting wood said, nothing, but if he didn't cut he ; would give him something. I is new law. K large par cent of while in Pill were not I in school last year, hi i the arc going. He had known them to go with nothing four green I apples in their dinner buckets j while their neighboring while boys for lack of clothes were kept at I home at A danger lies there. A larger per cent of l be linen of Carolina colleges last year whiles. ells early look a stand can boast her of dollars, if North Carolina would educate she would outstrip her by for. She would make our own goods. When . the child comes school there a new life and then comes , great responsibility lo make men and women of them. Teachers all lie eminent or great can till well your though name lie lost. A rose hid away a crevice in a luck wasted its life Set not your hearts on high but strive to do well. Ho Cod the people I around yon, then your can throb, knowing that your mother loves It is claimed that out of inn In North Carolina can't read, but the present census ought to show a change. The work here ought lo improve schools per rent. An important feature of tho new school law is that of circulating libraries. The State will soon be ready to famish part of the money lo start six libraries in each county if are made the children will have chance read hundreds of He begged the teachers to continue this work which to i hope of the nation. Toon closest attention from start to finish and well the teachers might listen to one who ha spout so much of his life in the cause of education and who bad so many rich in good common sense and practical their application. Once he answered his country's call and his regiment on the Held of battle in defense of our loved southland and did his part gallantly, but today he fills a far higher and the teachers of the State who are to shape and mold its future tiny of our State. appreciated very much his our work was the of its in Stale and hope expressed that it spread and revolutionize institute work in State. We know that there is some poor teaching in North Oat- but poorest teacher in the Stale is not doing us poor work is found in institute, for fail b. reach the needs teachers. After a gen- reception was given all of the teachers met enjoyable feature was the by the Winterville siring band with Miss at the piano, also a very laughable song by Prof. Cramp, Cholera .- -I. all a and cure, for all re- full Avoid tin-re i Perry Mrs. Boss of th whole Shaw. Talk about he is not in It with Mrs. of Chris- Scientists. She bosses the entire job, gels the money from the sale of the published doctrine, and la said to have already become a Re- porter. HOT Yes going to get hotter. We have plenty of hot weather CLOTHING Suits, odd coats, odd coats and vests, light weight hats, low shoes, summer under- wear, NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, all kinds of furnishings to keep you cool. You Know Where, He Has Ladies Oxford Ties. EASTERN If in the margin f this paper it so remind yon you owe for subscription and we you to set lie early as We need what YOU owe us and hope you will not keep us waiting for it. This notice is for those who rind the cross mark on their paper HOWDY do. LOCAL REFLECTIONS. New Beef- Steak and Onions, tuneless Fed Tripe at Samuel M. The Greenville boys beat the Ayden boys by a score of lo it. frame of ball played at day Monday. Saturday Mr. L. brought Tin--, a peon liar egg- It looks like a necked squash. has heard from the petition from ville to the railroad officiate asking for a better schedule. is called to notice by D. Moore, Superior Court Clerk, in the case Hooker vs. J. ad- others. Congressman John II. Small, of Washington, address the teachers insulate el on next Monday night, instead of this week as TOO pictures you want If so come see me. I am prepared to give you very work possible for least money. I also make the best too, Come to sec me. II. T. Sunday, June road between Mr. Ward's and Avon farm via Hall Kerry, a double Bold watch, Kinder will liberally rewarded less than by same. J. It. X. C. Poisonous and Insect cured quickly sad sure- prompt SM of Perry I If not S In roar lavas do not has moment in sis lost soy How lo is Ills-. Is, or tin to on a rapper Avoid OM find Some Mr. of county, was in Monday. He told he had been in several years the crop this year that he had raised. Then by way of a finishing joke he said he had a patch of tobacco In his orchard with leaves from of n blanket up, plants so large some visitors tho -tali.- to pull his Some Speak Some to Monday, of Ayden, spent lo here. II. M. of. was here today, l. Gardner went to this W. H. Cox, came over Ibis morning. Mrs. W. K. Harding and child left this morning for Mrs. A. J. Griffin returned Sat- evening from a lo J. S. Tunstall and little this morning from Seven Springs. Mrs. iV. J. Clark, who has visiting near here, left this morn- for W. K. Evans returned lo Win- lei ville, evening to institute. Watson, of Clinton, Came In Saturday evening lo visit Miss Bertha Prof. W. II. returned to Winterville to the in- Sunday evening. Miss Annie of who has been visiting Miss Sadie Harding, left Saturday evening. Fannie who has been visiting W. Davit, left this for Newport News. T. J. Moore, Moore and Charlie Skinner went to Tar- to sec the base ball game. K. M. of Washington, who has spending a few days here and near returned home today. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. of came over Sunday evening and spent the the family of editor. Miss Nancy Coward, of county, who has been visiting her brother, II. L. Coward, returned home Saturday evening. w. is sick. H. a. White went to Hamilton today. J. It. Monday even- for New Jesse went down road Monday night. I. ii. Gary, of name in Honda evening. I. A. went lo Winter- ville Monday evening. Miss Mac went to Win- Monday evening. W. A. returned Mon- day evening from Miss Pearl Campbell loll this morning for Washington. Mrs. V. Moore went to Mil- today lo visit friends. BeT, K. H. Harding returned morning from W. K. Hooker and H. L. Cow- ard went to Norfolk today. John Tail returned Monday evening from and son. Williams i sick at home of his sister, Mrs. W. K. Bush, J. W. Wiggins, of came down Monday night and returned this morning. J. I. Smith left this morning for that is if he didn't go lo Washington. Mil-- Winnie Beth Pitt, arrived Monday to visit Miss Delia Mr. and Mi-s. II. T. King Monday from their trip to press convention Misses Annie and Vines, of came in Monday even- to Mis, C. C. Vines at Hotel Bertha. R. M. of came evening lo accept a position as auctioneer for the Warehouse. Miss ill, of ton, arrived to A. M. Moore, hire. to on morning train to meet her. c. t. h. c. Whichard, Lawrence Hooker, w. L. Brown, and Con. Lanier want to today to see the game of baseball, W. II. returned lo Tuesday evening Miss Alice Moore went ville this J. I. went lo Winterville night and returned this Lena Matthews left this morning to visit friends in Haiti- more. Misses Minnie Tunstall and are visiting friends in K. a. Bishop, M. Boru and K. K. went to Spring Hope Ibis morning. Mrs Ivey Smith returned Tues- day evening from a visit to Boo- none Norfolk. Julian of came in Tuesday evening to visit his S. Misses Susie Perry, of Kinston, and Gray Button, of . are Mrs. Alice Harper. Miss Ida Dameron. who ha- been visiting Miss Lena Matthews, left this morning her home In Hal I i more. The editor went to Winterville hut night to look in on the work of the today and returned this afternoon. another column L. makes opening announcement for the Warehouse the coming season. He lakes charge lime, and while no one is associated with as a partner in he has called lo his assistance in the management business a of the best that it is possible to pro- cure. one i- thoroughly ac- with and is well known to the f. liners. Mr. lo the pail he has taken bringing market lo Its present high standing He might have said ten times as much and not have overstepped of propriety or uttered one word not due him. The market owes much of its success lo him, u i t t which tobacco growers do and should appreciate. No hauler lo please every farmer who sells with him. The Greenville attention to the advertisement of the Warehouse tins issue. This re- liable house, ever on the Greenville market, is under new this season. It will be operated by A Co., being composed of J. Moot man, H. S. and S. Spain. one of these arc tobacco men of experience, While Mr. has only been here one year, he spent many years in tobacco business elsewhere. Messrs. and Spain have been identified with the market almost from its and arc well known lo all to- farmers. They will have the very best assistants can be and arc prepared in every way to dike cure of their patrons. They strong reasons why you should sell then, mm, At M. FURNITURE and DRAPERIES at CUT PRICES. Pictures, Window Shades, Poles, Come and let Dress House at low Prices. Sample Notions at New York Cost. Lot ever offered in Greenville Underwear, Hosiery, Moves, Baby Caps, Fans, Corsets, Parasols, I land kerchiefs, Towels, Napkins, Jewelry, Great Reductions on goods, white goods, organdies, silk and embroideries. We sell for cash. only. BEEN OUT IN HALF. Baits worth Boys Suits worth I Suits worth Greater redaction than was ever thought of on THEY BOLD AT R OM FOll PALL bill i r ash Buyers Ladies Muslin Underwear. a Beady to wear Long Skirts, x at Leas than Cost of Material, Department BOLE AGENTS FOB Glove Pitting and the All Styles, Miller Corset, every one New given if not all right. I WAISTS. of Styles. Bought from bad models from Paris and Vienna and other in serve as an Inspiration tor American styles. We have from cheapest to something very handsome price. F lo serve as an Inspiration tor American styles. have from the eh on i QUALITY ONLY If Best Calico. prices on till silk A woolen goods per yard. Good only Helmed Big Rue Sale. to from, due lot of worth marked down to use. Furniture, Leather quality reduced oil Oak Suits, style Bark- lo styles Hull Backs, Cribs, Cradles Ask Prices. Hosiery and Knitted Underwear. women, i m it HALF he sort Underwear needed for now- and the coining warm at half, much of it. of you expected to pay. Prices ire exceptional low. The saving between our value price our selling price i- positive and important. North side of store tor Men and Boys Goods. South side of store for Ladies Misses Goods. stairs with choice Furniture for Ladies and Hosiery. women kind gO Ibis is a rate op for Ladies to gel a good bargain. C pair Summer Petticoats. Black Umbrella Trimmed with Knife Plaiting, Finished with Black Satin Strapping Good Quality Neva Silk Elaborately Trimmed, top and bottom Boss Quilling, only 91.69 Hosiery and Underwear. MEN'S lea pair for fie kind m. Come and gel your Bocks. each kind On. Value for Fruit of the Loom. Barker Mills, Bleaching, yard wide The Biggest Department Store in Greenville. Big New Store. Lace Curtains white long, ii to Curtains lung reduced to reduced Shoes Shoes cents 91.00 Shoes Oil cents shoes in Mens all N. 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Have You Forgot THAI I AM STILL CARRY INC AX UP-TO LINE OF OBSERVATIONS Made by the Orange V. Dry Goods, Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, A OF WHICH I I TO Come s me for your next Barrel Flour or Pork. V. in White. ROBERTA WE I- TO PRODUCE HE OF for Night Sweats and Grippe, and all forms of Malaria. None genuine unless is on Do I . a DON'T WAIT TO DIE SPEND CENTS AND BE CURED I CURES MAKE TONIC FAMOUS TRY IT. NO CURE NO PAY PER DELIGHTFUL TO TAKE. AFTER TWO SIS BEES PAID IX I ii OF Newark, x. u POLICY has Loan Value. a. .-ii v Paid up insurance, i. Extended Insurance automatically, I- v. . .- Will re instated if arrears I within month while you are three y curs lapse, upon satisfactory evidence of payment of n . Ii interest. second So . Dividends ire payable the id t. second and I each succeeding provided the premium I'm year lie paid. They he To reduce J. the e, .;. To make policy payable during the of insured. J. L. r, Greenville, N t-. THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE NORMAL AND Literary. Classical, Scientific, Pedagogical. Musical. Am i .-I in i-l P j SO Inly . , . c tender -c . . ; I . President CHARLES y School. OXFORD, X. U. -i Ill, m i per feel Sixteen new r ms I r two each to be added for I . -i e early. Annual attendance apt. I he l II capacity and ii each for luck of room. Bed athletic Held, ,. mile in the South. Faculty of special v. I Curriculum preparatory to ii. I liege or ,. in atmosphere of high ideals school, as students preparing fur higher education . i. Fall i in mix i 1st. THE GREAT TONIC LAXATIVE If you have tour stomach, indigestion, constipation, bad breath, dizziness, inactive liver, heartburn, kidney troubles, backache, loss of appetite, insomnia, lack of energy, bad blood, blotched or muddy skin, or any symptoms and disorders which tell the story of bad and an impaired digestive system, Will Cure You. It will clean out the stimulate the liver and kidneys, strengthen mucous membranes cf the stomach, purify your blood and put you your again. Your appetite will return, your bowels move your liver and kidneys cease to trouble you, your skin will dear and freshen aiM will feel the old energy and buoyancy. lac I r i i k in- f Mill am i t in ;. . i ill i ad aw I Pin it gnaw i . ti or -.- n r . clean tho coated For Sale by men that their prejudices arc principles. The of the doesn't always have the wedding ring. little microbe of love can tutu a whole heart upside down. The world yon a they bill far is the lime will pay. The country is full of our men are going to Bashful lovers don't have to break the lee they simply melt in arms. wicked hen has her besetting sin. No this little please re member, the weather's going lo be December. one can't give you the now a-days. in they any kind of a suffrage they I hey have suffered too much already. When the ripples love's How from the the soul is thrilled with a rapture from which ii never part. Toe counterfeiter never makes good. Actions -peak louder than and actors louder than either. a Board of Health sign won't keep the wolf from the door. the lee man can make it hot for you if you don't pay your bill. Home women carry their bargain- hunting proclivities so far as to takes husband whose reputation is slightly damaged. hen a man i- broke is be should Toe woman doesn't need a razor strop to sharpen her tongue. No. Mamie, dear, a man Who is nuking his maiden speech need not effeminate. always rises to the The temperature basal last taken a tumble itself. Loss of memory often comes from borrowing money. suppose you would call a head wind when blows through your whiskers. Many a man pointer from linger of It doesn't cost more to bathe hen tide is high. i Solves the Problem The crowded condition the in North unfortunate, the favorable conditions II i tragic thing for a human to lie bereft of reason, but when such a one most, their own and of others, be eon lined in with it becomes doubly pitiful. Such a condition, it allowed to continue, will be a deep disgrace to the Stale. In the present emergency. wan county has set an example that is worthy of Imitation by all Counties having in their jails insane whom admission to the asylums cannot be secured. The commissioners have erected a building with tour large any rooms for the reception and of insane persons who otherwise would have to be in jail. has shown that the nine people In jail has bail a bud effect oil both the insane persona ft Observer. full heal is not usually Immediate. Persons who suffered treat heated term are lo and other for weeks, or to heal as she doctors say. Those who have been actually ere me by the heat will ii o i sec guard them- selves i-are many heat i- no means a new ail- bill ii is more in evidence now than ever before because of the hot season. Two hundred bushels of remove the I, soil. Unless this quantity is returned to the soil, following crop will materially decrease. book Idling crop. are KALI WORKS. Nassau St. New War Taxes. Washington. July state- at the talents Bureau show.-, that the total re- from war act July the date act went into effect, to amounted to as A It beer, special laves, tobacco, cigars, excise lax mixed floor, additional taxes beer and lo- Paper Hanging. I am i fill Wall Pa- per tad it if desired- Full lint I ; i-1 to do Brick i ii lot wall paper left the of Hit, M. will receive prompt at- J H. BUNN, Columbus. Gs . 1879. C. J. Doctor; gave your to our Hip n-- were almost certainly from used. Yours very truly, SI. The A Season. Charles Jones, whose series of articles on store management in Ink his attracted wide spread attention, says that some merchants largely their advertising at seasons when trade is not as brisk as lie- he concludes, those who do the most advertising at such times have the of the argument, if the purpose be to draw trade, why not advertise most when you need trade Philadelphia Record. Pills will the dyspeptic tram of misery. d enable bin lo eat whatever be prevent SICK HEADACHE, the food to assimilate and now-, lab the body, give keen appetite, DEVELOP and solid Elegantly coated. i Take No Substitute. AYDEN ill July Bailie Tucker and Misses came down from Friday night lo Watt -i i in in M- Davis, slier spend- a few days with friends in Winterville, home Fri- day night. K. V. spent Sunday in Bettie M inning, of down from Winterville night to friends at Hotel. returned this Hisses I'll spent Sunday in town. T. , was town night and Sun- day. Before the American war, this country to get along with the v- of twenty agents of the rev These get a day and a day for besides traveling ex At the outbreak of the war, this force was increased lo forty live. The war is a thing -if the past and a large portion of the lave- have cut off, but these forty live special a day are still holding on to the public teat. There is little chance that they will ever be off. It is more likely that their ranks, like that of the pensioners, will in- crease. The man who expects to live to see this useless crowd of- weeded out indulges in a vain Observer. UNIVERSITY Law School. Summer Term July 1st to -ii in courses lectures For at- C. U. L. H. Pender. GREENVILLE, Tobacco Tin Expert Gunsmith employed. All kinds Gun and work class, lie stocking of guns a specialty. Agent for The Oliver Typewriter Greensboro Female. College Greensboro, N. C. Literary and Business Courses. Schools Music, Art and Literary Course all Living 8200.00 per Year. Fall Session begin September cation. PEACOCK, Trinity College one hundred and sod of study. in with Large- library best sad in state. Scholarships and Fund . doubled within tin pest seres years. very low. Tin beat college is the one that a the boat advantages. Bend for f. Peppy Go., Norfolk, Va. -Wt quote Nora Land tin- prices fr r;. I.,., than in Cur ton Is 6.00 -lit your order as n lo avoid in W. FERRY ll as Hit, Practical Education in i an-, a practice, I ruining. n year. Total la- board, Thirty teachers. SOS students, Nest session begun T Wis- M. AGRICULTURE t MECHANIC ARTS, II . M. retail and Furniture . -1. u for Hides, Fur, Cotton Heed. Oil liar re's, Turkeys, Egg, Oak Suits, Ba- by Carriages, Carts, Parlor F. H. went to suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. ; i .- i in J. W. PERRY CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Ragging, Ties and Bags. and solicited. Three One Year Times RICHMOND, VA., Now Only Cents a Year, and includes absolutely free The Paragon Monthly, Mew The Farm Journal, Philadelphia. DAILY HID SUNDAY Including Farm Journal and Para- Monthly, now only per year; per month by mail. Address THE TIMES, Richmond, Va. OLD DOMINION LINE Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Steamer Edgecombe leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at for Tar- leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays. Th in days and Saturdays at A. M. freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and Boa- ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers order freight by the Old Dominion S. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore, from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington, N. C. CHERRY, Greenville, N. C. notice to Public. A AGENTS Mr. John General for North Carolina and Virginia, of lust Well- Known Popular Company, THE MUTUAL BENEFIT of Desire to announce to its large number of and In the of North this com- puny will now J; in unit from this date will and policies, lo all de- the very insurance in the life in the world. in your town has not yet led JOHN C. N. C. 172,058,911121. Paid polity Live, t . t at once work for the Old Benefit. D. W. IN NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Having duly Hit- or Court A lei k of county of the Jacob Brook, de- cent rd. notice Is hereby . n Is all tin- to immediate I . lbs And all l -r- having I are to the to the ii- for on or before the or notice will be pleat in bur recovery This June 1901. L. J. CHAPMAN, Jacob . ,. . ll . . an . fr Ac ; 1- TUB I CO , in N,.,., . N V , will i. , ,. . .-I , all ate let Richard of Wayne conn- y. was in home cart. He fell t off I he cart mid broke his neck. Miss Na Coward spent Sat- in, . and Sunday With Mis. Ir. Hiss of was in I, n Rein, rail ; we have it now every day for a week. our people appreciate the sun shine when we are permitted to have it Harries who has been and Gail Ax Meat Key West Cheroots, American Beauty Can- Peaches, Apples, Pine Apple, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meal, Soap, Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Meal and Hulls, Gar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Candies, Dried Apple, Peaches, Prunes, Currents, and Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware, Cake.-- and Crackers, Cheese, Best Butter, Stand- ard Sewing Machines, nu Bethel, came other gouts. Quality and Friday night on a visit. j Cheap for cash. Com to see toe. There crook- aH ed about the man who is bent on wrong doing. J Phone Sf. LAND SALE. By virtue of S decree of III- Superior f Pit county in Hie case of Jesse of Teel Jack Ted, lo sell leer Will sell for the Court in Mi 1901 the pan-el of land, in I lie the west side- . being M sad St r. i-t part of old table lot bark of Hotel said lot in a deed from II. E- Daniel lo Teel recorded in Book II. ii. page i acre more or Ally. in Court. W. H. J J By virtue of an to . . ;, . the Superior Pill county, in the raw- of W. II. James and Joseph It W, j will, OS Monday day of 1901, at court in tell highest fur rush, said all lbs title- sad which the It. J. W. has in fol- real estate, wit; One lot of land in the town N. bounded the Main as feel to line, a . I u U,.,,, , . ,, with Si. Menu M. n course DOS SI acre war It. W. by Hook U. J. pan Also MM c liter in the town on East St. bounded North by on East by Juan Larson on by Mali , Ann sad the West by It J. W formerly being u conveyed It. W Canon It. by Recorded is n A. I in and t the Pitt county. Also, nil the the tract of land which was conveyed by and wife. lo It canon Dec Did I-- ; and It. in page of of Pill ill Pill i much thereof was the said It. J. as a on I lie day July, 1901. In ed acres and Ike excess, will tie continuing about acres. is be up- i. i returns for i lion lo said at, i . . O, or Pill w Ell, Deputy GREENVILLE B. C. Cotton Bugging and Hen always on hail i Fresh goods kept constantly en band. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince yon. D. W. W. R. WHICHARD BRO., General Whichard, N. The complete in every meat and prices as low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country -DEALER IN- A GENERAL LINE OF Also a nice Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. B. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton. Grain Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. The Commoner BUBO WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Editor Publisher, Lincoln, TERMS- Payable in Advance. One Year Six Months Three Sing. Copy No I raveling canvassers arc cm- ployed. Subscriptions taken at office. The Semi- Weekly sent together one year for or i in. Daily and I he one year for i Mi pay able in ad- . --V V PATENT for FOR II The Eastern Reflector. Twice a M D. J. m ill -AT- t VOL. XX PITT COUNTY, N. C TUESDAY, JULY NO ii Ii customer who lakes advantage of keeps our guessing why it is we sell so cheap MOTTO-DOWN WITH HIGH V T. LEE Exposition. I urn t about Km Am- board sod room all Niagara Falls car door minutes, walk to exposition grounds. Take street ear to Auburn Avenue, rates. All receive attention. JOSEPH A. MOORE, f, ;. 1295 Niagara Street, Buffalo, N. A FIRST CLASS MILITARY SCHOOL School, N. C. MILITARY, LITERARY. Fifty three Pupils, Twelve Counties two represented past session. School for Sixty Cadets. , . , . , The school aims to developing latent la and power. The individual needs of Students are considered. The literary training strengthens manly traits, gives a sound body and clear mind. Class room methods and grasp. Athletics ,,., . per half term, including board, fuel, lights room, 956.00. No incidentals. School opens lib Write for J. L. AM, Bl Cash is King. For rush we will make the sharpest, swiftest most sweeping, price cutting ever known in mid summer. the w. OP vi Working on Ward tilled. The held a special for the purpose lier to the vacancy in Fifth tor and of special license taxis, and appoint All the members were present. J. I. Bun by as Alder- man lo vacancy existing in in Fifth ward. The special license luxe- at last meeting were called over and some revisions made. The circus license was emended so us lo include circus and combined only one lee is charged to both. On all other slums under canvass a lax of aW a day was levied. The tax on bicycle dealers nod repairers was so as to apply to these who do repair work only and do not tell or offer for sale any supplies. lax peddlers of clocks, and ranges out, the Slate revenue act making lip provision for Ibis. The tax on broken and dealers m was re to MOO. The tax on Itinerant or opticians was changed from pi day per yen. A letter from Attorney was read stating under its charter, had la h , i and col c . a . the tax ion . . ware mi ward and the tax allowed lo remain, and the tax mi and placed at H per year, and on col- ton buyers per On oil tanks BOO or gal- capacity a lax of per wits levied. lemonade and other cold drinks on the streets were taxed B per year. On all dealers goals, and merchandise levied a chase lax on gin-.-Miles the as paid to the with ad- license lax eel -I. chief of Police T. who i also Captain Greenville Light was granted leave of to tend the encamp- with his company. Mayor Long appointed fol- lowing standing On II. While and K. B, Cobb, K. Kick and H. I. Coward. Lights and Wells H. Hooker, E. On M. R. J. and II. Hooker. On White Cemetery Henry T. King. On Colored M. On i. King J. B. While. The member the Fifth Ward will the f CO. Just own FRIENDS OF ADJOINING We are still in of the race after your We oiler you nest selected line of General Merchandise to be found in any store in Pitt Well bought choice selections, the creations of the manufacturers of America and Europe. Seasonable all year round, Spring, and Winter, arc work for yours and our mutual ad vantage. is our pleasure lo show you what you want and to sell you if we can. We offer 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 to market you will do yourself justice if you do not see our immense stock before buying elsewhere. Remember us and the following lines of general merchandise. Goods and Notions, Bilks and Satins, mid Carpets, Mattings and Oil cloths. Shoes. Ken's, and Children's and Harness, one Blankets and Duelers, Groceries. Flour, Meal, Sugar Molasses, Bead ts, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and Rope. A large line of Baby Belts, Laces and Z Ladies Col- and Cuffs all Sizes Till. and HANDSOMEST EVER Mi I is In charge of my and if the lull I . on hand one Mill be -oil your tastes M hi. c you a I. Hats, thing in the is line. Furniture. for and in line. . Strictly for but sell for Either Cash or Out motto i Honesty, Merit and Square Heeling, Your Friends, no Inly I, i still ,. ahead. W, p. i i i . tee III double cotton gin is put down by and Overton will be completed i will add much b to i d as well n being a I bi to in- fan on of The i ti i; I bale, pi i work but vi few is very -i lug I Lu . .-. I right well pleased morn log f i brick. Mi-. I He Hi lines to visit some of her friends. Richmond, M laud, l has . o. for the We glad to Times Value OF ANY ONE EASIER. THIRD Agents wanted in all territory. Ma nu fact u t Atlanta, For sale by S. T WHITE, Greenville, II-1 L. M. is cut just half on Lawns, Silks, White Laces. Underwear, Slippers, and all furnishing These goods must lie pushed out loom fur fall goods. RICKS WILKINSON, ordinance committees as Aldermen. after he Mi--, James, of bury, win found dead in sit ling of her home. She at a sewing ma- chine, her arms thrown around the machine. Henri dis- ease did its work so quickly the members of the family in an room did not hear a struggle or a She was a very popular young woman, live years of age. Winterville High School. lull term opens September And closes Spring term 80th ends May 16th. Intermediate and Primary and Music Delightful location note I healthful surrounded by excellent moral and religious and full Information address B. Winterville, N, Ben The fountain i Mrs. past few day-. see her. Miss Alice Carson, of city, Va., pi i i i Ii urn lib lier friends and res. n, t i Ii line once more spend n lib her friends and c ii. i- b. thing lo the season. He now making M of i harvesters lawn and etc. We are glad See people are wife of Andrews Is very sick with fever. Hope she ill soon Mi. I c. Moore, linen tide, is visiting her friends relatives in around el. Sam w Sam W bite, Greenville, is over lo see mm j We are very n, to Hole Prof. Z. I lei is going lo leave I. n pie here i ha- me in the c we ale lo sec go. N can to the people Hi. Olive they going gel i I and working r. o., Tilings a. v. lee. look Lo as u Ill -ii and in lime ii c ;. biggest i States, is II . i M e teems I .- . . j ;, ; . . I c, h i that rise Daniel I . i . i and now a But iii- ; j . . . tin -e young i. ; did inn II , ii them well and II i h ell . i things that their promotion fallowed. Every young in i i. ,. do likewise, here i. he will w Ii such unities display all will lien em lots extent. Places are man boy whose duty is c-. . . ii nine-- mill ill- t. In in hi- i u is i i Time, I he lime s idling w mil I for p, ii make any.- id ii- learned m tongue. we have laid down some urgent work lo meet an to Ilia the one I nm we are meet has failed lo cine . d tune ram, for change in -Inn----- thee many other lime wasting cyanic- lO life the mill life, -en ii we are In books . re- value of lime. Annoy .,. its these Inti i nil idleness must . ton he, i i lo I hi in e. a- they limy on be of use In us brief III Is in strain i busy day. Sometimes he. arc u-e meditation, It want, trustees they ought us In the with several . purpose never levy upon the stale, hope they will an unwilling lax id line by our procure go u left to like charge of the High OS bat -ell The Reflector Office Can't lie Beat. people seem to think in The deal i I In- more than loll -a.-1 a i tell. it's I see II be ml minded when our he sum i nil lei Is in order I hat ii may not slob en. The ho nothing i i be depended upon It. No, Mi ii. d i, mesh in din- nu,; i tables. .-I