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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

IMP -p REFLECTOR I. C. O. J. Ed. ft Owner at the Office at Greenville, N. C, m Second-Class Mail Hatter. T July You the weather, to bad a well take it a it conies along. We've it dry- we've it wetter, we've MM it hotter and we've MM it colder than it in now. The Publishing Com- the company nun been publishing the Evening Telegram, gone the hands of a re is stated that pub- of the paper will be THE lull Winter- We see it slated in I'll Buffalo needs paying visitors lo make exposition a Then exposition bail prevail upon the railroad. to down a pegs. Not many people are going railroads charging the present high rates. Homebody is working a pretty good fake in the story coming from Washington county. The Bays that while n man walk- along a lonely country road another man who six mouth suddenly appeared be fore him. They each other and the dead asked the other to get him some medicine, adding that he had in since he left and what he took there did not agree him. Th.-n the dead man vanished Hi suddenly us he appeared, not for his to get him some- thing to take. Possibly the author of the story had already taken too mm;. The splendid that have from time to time come for and that is in progress at have given our readers a lair idea of what is accomplished in the work. et if one can in a visit I Inn- go personally the of institute h- will fad that not hall of its has been told. is our have just bad an opportunity f going down and looking in upon the work, and it has impressed us nothing ever ct undertaken is so good to the teachers of tin- section as this institute. And not lo this section will the be confined, for already its is spreading and BO doubt will la- fell throughout the entire State. In fact the summer that have been held at colleges in parts of the fall far short in practical results of who is being at this lute at summer held has M large an of teachers as is present at the and such thorough boon done. I p to this lime the enrollment ignorance of women m things is nothing short of says The Kansas City a man went swimming in the river and took bis wife along. As he dis- ported himself in the water she sat on the bunk watched him. Down in river at the point where the man was was a Hume, leading lo a dam. and u i Hume I he man red re At last he dived and did But come up. His ,,; watched as the minutes went by until hour had elapsed. Then a came along, she casually asked him how man could stay the water. -No mine three and at once the woman cried out that her husband must have and ran help. In a few minutes the husband was taken out but lie was Rials Would be Daily The editor of The Stand aid made some remarks about loan i, owed him refuted to pay. The overheard the and objected to the Ian The editor told him to up all would be and was walking away when the old struck him. warned the to repeat the A mag- lined the and the mayor allowed the editor to go free after a fall were to have personal with all the people who bent them out a riot would lie in progress every day m the It is said by some one burned MM a week three weeks in each room of the house will -mi I, prevent from taking typhoid fever. Tim mi old remedy, it should M membered that ion u worth a ml of if it do no other it will purify air rooms. To The Tobacco Farmers of Eastern Carolina. The tenth year of tobacco market is rapidly approaching. To those of n who have watched the progress of this market since the 23rd day of September 1891, there have been many wonderful changes. The first year was only one warehouse and a single prize house, and tin-re were Bold Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Pounds of Tobacco. Grad since then our sales have increased and now Greenville is numbered among the largest bright tobacco markets of the world. To do this it has required the of large sums of money, heavy risks and a great deal of hard work, and am sure public will bear me out when I assert that I bare born.- my full share of these responsibilities from the very i i -inning have been directly connected with the market from time the order was given for the first load of timber with which tn build the first warehouse and I am the only one in the warehouse business now that had any connection with tin- market in its early history. I shall this year have no one associated with me, as a in tin- warehouse business, but I have carefully select- ed as my assistants ,.,,., capacity and experience in the to- business. have again the services of Mr. J. Willis, of Danville, Va., one of the best judges of tobacco in Virginia or North Carolina. Mr. Willis has had wide in the warehouse business. He is clever, courteous and and will gladly render our patrons any service he can. lie can arrange tobacco on the to a better advantage than any man I ever saw. Mr. ll. A. Timber-lake, an auctioneer of reputation and wide experience, has been secured to do the chin act, but he wants understood that he is lost nowhere on the ware- house Horn and he stands toady to do anything that will ad- Nance interests of our patrons. A. A. Forbes whom everybody knows and win, knows everybody, will be obligingly on hand in every- thing and will do his part in making everybody comfortable. Cur office force is clever, competent and will settle with you after your tobacco is sold so quick and satisfactorily that yon will be tore to come again. am determined that nothing shall be left undone that Will advance the interests of my patrons. I -hall have good stables for your team and clean comfortable tor you Now in conclusion let me say to you that from best of teachers has reached more than Information I can gather we have bright prospects for divided into sec prices. Cure your tobacco well, grade it carefully handle lions cad, go through Mid then bring me one of your first if hard a thorough course of practical and courteous treatment, the best instruction, be given of what oil is being j ti q i JOY Kit in detail work for of Greenville, N. C. Prop. Farmer our visit to the institute, The teachers assemble in the chapel at to engage We when them Woman a Laundry and at march was appointed to meet About a year ago Mrs. Alfred down to recitation rooms, at to have heard a society woman of Then are -o many -What in the lost her fortune in spec they have to divide in sections and of all of swell meant by taking friends manifested Strong lute for tun counties to lo drop her a little place like ill that Mrs. took Now II these who asked a initiative by dropping theirs, and question will just go there and see being a of sense, began to in progress they will look around for some means of have t confess that there is not support. She hit upon the another town in the two Idea of operating a laundry so well prepared to take care of opened such an in the ale every way as Southampton, I. I., where the faithful among tot mar friends Many of the teachers spoke to holding to make the a Of how delighted they were in Sun. They never saw . THE I V . C, We desire to announce to the tobacco growing public that night K. run old Warehouse the coming tobacco Pope, of Snow Hill, gave one of f We ask a liberal share of your patronage and prom- the best lectures of the count for anything, you will be numbered with our future patrons. With grateful acknowledgment of all past rotate to the minutes being given There are regular the fa the being In live periods, two-motions being the mint time, then alternating, all assembling in the chapel again for general In- before In recitation room Prof. I. Coon, Superintendent of graded schools of Salisbury, charge of lit- classes in nailing, writing, spelling In the second room Prof. . K. Line- principal of the High ha- charge the ill-- n III p I and civil In third room Prof . I prim i i I Snow Academy, baa I . In I he loom P of. such any- here, and every in the ton u docs everything possible for the pleasure of the teachers and of the It as told on some of the teachers when notified they would have lo go there and attend the a month they f lit High School, has charge , but now U- hey are if lo ml continue for the allotted cannot be time. the ii a. ban of the upon having such for holding their and more heartily con congratulates two counties pleasant sin ii Where are Real. The manager Boston who has quit using posters in or to put the money which cost into more newspaper space has given us hi- chief for Hie change that a may look at a poster a hundred time In passing without ever taking in its inclining; a takes his newspaper up is for purpose of reading, and when his eye baa been attracted ad- lie will it with full grammar. These of the the being all r In where Prof. gives a in lire, loll by if, mu lo them i and practice hi and pi I mil la- from all the teachers at the at H. Small will address the Work i hen hole live i I -I at of We thank Mr. A. O. night I r. Tins. and e do for his I dent of SI. Man s i N. C, will i before the institute. The lectures up to Speaker tor In-u. the people of Winterville for next Monday night Hon. see how the lea. hers could get there, Ii knowledge oilier they are getting here. Even scans lilted I n-l the work he is doing. in lo the i la nearly the teachers are ad eased b men Iran various parts of the State. We went through the in with Ceil. Toon, Male of Public I list rue he said it eclipsed any- thing he had ever in North Carolina, and that he h example would be followed through out the state by union of Man In in like W. II. of and M. P. bans, of Greene, of the and those their capabilities along lines in I'm the great success seen here. The institute is held the splendid building of III- Writer ville High School, which is I I I s i. i ii,,,, Happy now been of very high order next will ha in keeping with high Not Thursday, HI, is the dale for annual reunion and of the Confederate veterans Died Mis, died on We.; -day at her home mile.- I. an town, was of Pill county. They have selected this afternoon. Hue the Academy grove about SO years old, was a sis- a- the place Of meeting. of Mr. AH. Forbes. When notice given days ago Ilia- they would hold; their reunion on Ravi V ii a- been discovered toll hop in victim an lag Ilia, the people of the I r water would in the has matter and do to a. the an enjoyable for the, . old As yet we have not heard any one showing any interest Hie mailer. It will not I Hie people town if they the old soldiers to come la going to a public school building. lure, pun themselves an whatever. it some steM betaken at give deaf mule foil in lei I. i- of lie iii day. u,,. which be found here. ii ideal work for North Carolina was being done. He led Winterville upon being bravest town of its North Carolina to entertain such as- Although town has jest sprung up, already she is known far and wide, for she has unfurled to the her with the noble of The town has shown itself generous in- deed to invite such a host of teach- to come spend a whole here. His subject Van, Teacher's North Carolina has often referred to as the Hip Van State, but she is no longer asleep. She is now offering education to all. For last ten years the high schools and colleges of the state have better prepared teachers the retail is being seen the school. man who was going to act M guide to show to traveling world places of Internal on the historic held of Waterloo mouths grounds so that lie might be a good guide. So the teachers must first by thorough training qualify themselves to de- the that is in the child. Au errand boy in New York, who became a millionaire on asked how he succeeded so well, said his whole soul the work. So must the teacher do. When the pupil see the teach soul is on lire they nil strive harder to learn. the future the glory and hon- or of and women will upon their culture. The have led in this work in the past and must the future. Once a lady passing by sonic boys playing marbles was attract- ed a ragged, barefooted one gallows boy who was winning all the games. She persuaded him to go to Sunday then to Hit- day and in later he was the boy who lay for months in old jail gave to the world This turn was the of conversion who the to the and All of these books have shed their influence over ages and led thousands of souls in way of life. The Sunday school ever started was by u woman although this credit is given to Robert led years later, then at the suggestion of a woman. When ages snail have passed Helen Gould and Clara will be honored as the noblest of Christian The teacher has a good chance to correct any mistakes there may be in the home. Many children art neglected at account of ignorance or I lie busy cares of life. Here the speaker some very amusing showing how children are blamed for every- thing goes wrong. It Is for the teacher to uplift these and give them high incentives life. Let the teachers use what I hey get here for benefit of the children. Tell them of others who have risen to noble heights. A lady teaching in Randolph county saw a gawky year old boy come in one day. She took a in Later he led his class at college, also at Vale be took first honors in a class of Hit and to fills in one of the colleges the Smith. teacher has a fine field for character building. most successful lo all occupations are educated. Teachers are to lift up the fallen and make them better Service for ii bent of life will outlive all else, lo darkest age- of the world's his- one died for another and of Damon and Pythias is known Here J branches. We will have comfortable with clean new cots for the use of our customers w ho remain over night also stalls for their team, and Col. T. H. Walker, the well known joker, will act as host. Mr. G, LaFayette Moore, who as a drummer, has built up such an honorable for fair dealing with his customers, will be with us as and general assistant, and extends to his friends a cordial invitation to sell their tobacco at The Greenville Warehouse. Mr. Robt. If. Barbara, a gentlemen of culture and an auction- of ability, will be with us, and will be glad to have his friends in 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 lire independent, and refused to have anything to do with the Warehouse Combination. 2nd. We are conducting strictly a warehouse business, and are not trying to buy cheap tobacco, but, use all means in our power to sell tobacco as high as possible, as our interest farmers are one and same. old. Because Greenville with fourteen prize houses, steam drying and stemming establishments, has ample ties and capital to handle the entire crop of the 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 are of th most friendly and cordial nature, and we have ample means at 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- every sale at the old ville Warehouse, with our de- termination and the 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, Suits, odd coats, odd and vests, light weight hats, low quarter shoes, summer under- wear, NEGLIGEE all kinds of furnishings to keep you cool. You Know Where, TUB He Has Ladies Oxford Ties. EASTERN schedule., NOTICE. If there is a CROSS MARK the of this paper it so to remind you that you owe for and we request you settle as early us p is- We need what YOU owe us and hope you will not keep us waiting for it. This notice is for those who find the cross mark on their paper J. C. R. S. EVANS. D. S. SPAIN. LOCAL INFLECTIONS. The prettiest statue in square is that of a man up a child which he rescued from a gave the babe safely to its mother, losing bis own life the act The comes the faithful toilers the The best men are to from rural districts and the teacher must and polish A poor widow moved to To Meet Mr. One of social events of the season was tho re- given by Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ricks at their home evening in honor of Mr. Robt of Wilmington, N. C, broth- of Mrs. Ricks. The and veranda were alive with beaming faces, and the scene was one of gladness cheer. The pleasure of the even- log was much enhanced by the music rendered by several of the college to educate young ladies present. De- hard work she kept him in col lived on boy graduated with highest honors, lie received show- of when lie delivered his graduating speech, he took nil to the rear of the ball nod gave them to a poor woman plain- clad and wearing a calico lion- net saying deserve them For all of these lo uplift poor children will receive great reward pi this life and the life to come. refresh merits were served, after which the young folks at a late hour reluctantly took their departure, declaring Mr. and Mrs. Kicks the most charming host and hostess. correspondent an- that Prof. Z. is to leave Pitt county. He has been elected principal of graded school at Mt. Olive outers upon work there at the of fall Prof. has built up excel- was given in . . , . ,. , ., , ,., ., , I lent school at Bethel and has r.,. t r. the ii i No malice. It seemed to us , that it might be called a a tragedy, or a theatrical perform- One of the most entertaining and comic on record but the presiding Davis, sailed It a debate. The subject for discussion that man is the head of the ; a factor for good the ; lie once in Is well known to our people. We regret that he is tn leave county. W High School. a i tent ion is called to K. Lineberry, W. II. of Winterville High F. E. Carr, Coon, School. This excellent school, in E. F. charge of Prof. O. E. Lineberry, Messrs, F. Evans, John j is an ideal place for boys and girls. Stokes M. P. Davis. The Located amid the best surround- with a moral and religious seldom found anywhere, a corps of thoroughly competent, and it of ling character and a teacher, Winterville High School offers valuable advantages. Write the for speeches were limited to two min- each and ft. Clyde Cox were the very ac- curate time keepers for the The speeches were filled stories from physiology civil government songs, dialect keen with side splitting anecdotes and soul ii rut and clearly demonstrated the fact that neither the It H who as districts were on for or material with which to Oil th. national hall of legislation. I de- i. the was A of left for to decide i when shall have more . bat about it I Kilter, Perry and Horse bonnets have struck Greenville. Dr. C If. Jones is a cot- built South Greenville. Fresh Butter, Cheese and Fruit Jar Rubbers at S. M. Higgs have commenced work a large warehouse near the depot Miss Lena It. Harriss and sis- entertained n few of their ii lends Wednesday evening. The front of both the warehouses have given a new dress of paint. peas, peaches and watermelons, and now and then a are coming into market. Ledgers, journals, day books, time books, letter copying books, counter books, receipt books, tab- lets, etc., at Book Store. Teachers pupils can Campus tablets com- position books at Hook the very thing for I he school room. A ion is called to the by C. Moore, Superior Court Clerk, in case M Elizabeth Hooker vs. J. B, Yellowley, ad- and others. Mai. II. Harding, who is agent for all kinds of machinery, tells us that he has recently sold ten cot- ton gins. This looks like the cot- ton growers are a good harvest, nun hope they will get it. you any pictures you enlarged t If to come and see me. I am prepared to give you the very best work possible for least money. I also make tho best Photographs too. Come to see me. Sunday, June road between Mr. Ward's I A urn in via Hull Ferry, a double case gold watch, gentleman's size. Finder will be liberally rewarded by returning same. J. K. Ii inn mil, N. C. and , with ii piss saw tn We peak from when m- that II ax it n . mi I i- in line nil I I. ll I., applied- both internally and It until t it nib- In but one Parry I Changes That Will Help Town. Acting on the petition recently from Greenville to the officials , of the Atlantic Coast for more convenient schedules this branch of their road, Mr. E. of came to Greenville Friday evening to consult with our people relative to the changes desired. A committee representing the interests of town met Mr. at Hotel Hertha and talk I ed the matter over, discussing fully the different and this Hue. The I committee agreed upon these and submitted them to the railroad official, for their That the morning train pass Greenville the same hour as at present making connection at with the Norfolk Carolina morn- train going to Norfolk. That the evening passenger train reach not later than o'clock, and in order that this might be done it was to give up the evening connection with the Nor- folk Carolina Gain from Nor- folk. That tho morning freight train from lie held at Kin- until the o'clock train from Goldsboro reach so that mail and passengers from west of Goldsboro can reach Greenville the morn- That Greenville have a as it would be a great convenience and beneficial. That if practicable the south freight train from reach Greenville at an earlier hour. That the passenger train equipped with better i-lam couches than have been ii-i mi this road. These changes will give Green ville many that have been heretofore enjoyed. The morning passenger train will con- to give direct connection for Norfolk The evening train com at o'clock will only give us mail two hours earlier thus afford more tune to correspondence, but will also give convenient connection via and Goldsboro with trains for the west north at night. Then the holding; of the freight tram at for the train from Golds will us u morning mail on which Raleigh papers other important mail could come here. Ho if these changes put in will practically a double daily mail service with one passenger train. Mr. n. I en expressed his per- approval of the changes said he thought the committee mis very in the request made. He further said road appreciated dbl patronage from Greenville, and it was their desire at all to do whatever wan best for the interest of the town. The committee found him a very gentleman. Mrs. Julia Miss Ada, Wednesday for Mt. Olive. II. L. Coward and W. E. Hook- returned evening from Norfolk. and Mrs. C. A. White re- turned Wednesday evening Wrightsville. Sheriff O. W. Harrington left this morning to take a patient to the State hospital. K. M. Harriss, of who has visiting her sister, Mrs. J. A. Kicks, returned home today. Miss Alice While, of who bas visiting her brother, H. A. White, returned home today. Mr. and Mrs. II. H. came Wednesday evening from a trip to Wrightsville, Goldsboro Seven Springs. Ola Forties, K. T. Forbes, U. C. Hooker, If. H. E. M. Check, W. W. Perkins, It. T. Evans, C. and Fender to today to see the ball game between and Charlotte. ID, V. Johnson went lo Scotland Neck today. J. went to this W. of spent today here. Mrs. left this morning for Tarboro. G. E. Harris returned Thursday from a trip to J. H. Moore returned this morn- from Wrightsville. Miss Louise Latham left this morning for Wrightsville, Miss Ethel Skinner left this morning for Wrightsville. Mrs. p. left this morning for Wrightsville, Mrs. Maud Hadley, of Falling Creek, is visiting Mrs. J. L. Sugg. Miss Home and broth- Charlie, returned Thursday evening from a visit to Wilson. E. J. L. returned to Wrightsville today where their families are summer- Misses Dora and Powell, of i odd who have spending with their aunt, Mrs. C. . Thursday evening for home. 1901. Mrs. D. Gardner left Friday for I. I. Smith returned this morn from Mrs. F. M. Hodges left this i. Buffalo. Mrs. Patterson, of Wilson, is visiting Mis. W. A. Hodges went to Tar- today to visit relatives. g. Woodward returned day evening from Durham, Mrs. D. C. Moon- returned day evening from Mildred. Mrs Denmark, Of came over this to visit her father, B. II, Rev. J. B. Morton,, of Tarboro, came in Friday and will hold vices in Presbyterian church Misses Mi i mu an came home from teacher's institute at Corporal W. and W. E. Belcher left this morning for Wrightsville lo prepare for the Light In- fantry to go into camp Monday Cherry and wife, W. It. N. Hart, Evans, Harvey Jones, A. J. Wilson, baker, Howell Charlie and Will Cherry left on steamer Myers today for coke. m tow PR FURNITURE and DRAPERIES at CUT PRICES. Pictures, Window Shades, Poles, Come and let Dress at low Prices. Sample Notions at New York Cost, Biggest Lot ever offered in Greenville Consisting Hosiery, Gloves, Side Baby Caps, Fans, Belts, Corsets, Neck Wear, Umbrellas, Parasols, Towels, Jewelry, A.-.-. Great Reductions on summer goods, white goods, organdies, silk and embroideries. We sell for cash only. CLOUTING PRICK-S HAVE BEES CUT IS HALF. Suits worth 11.25. i Suits worth 13.73- 12.19 Suits worth Greater redaction than was ever of on 115.00190.00 and 25.00 THEY MIST BE AT FOB FALL GOODS. This bill tr Cash Buyers Ladies Muslin Underwear. to wear Skirts, Petticoats, Right ; at Len than Cost of Material. Department I AGENTS FOB Glove fitting F. c. Corsets. All Styles. See the new Miller Corset, every one Corset If not all right. SHIRT-WAISTS. Dozens of Styles. from factories that had Imported models from and Vienna and oilier dress in , Europe to serve an inspiration for American style. We have the to very handsome in price. W WAIST, CENT QUALITY CENTS. f Best Calico. per yard. Good Percales. only tile a on all ft goods Big Rue; Sale. About to select from. One lot of about worth 03.00, Barked down w Ode. Furniture. UH Oak Suits, style Rock- styles Hall Hacks, Cribs, Baby Cradles Car Ask For Prices, Fruit of the Loom. linker Mills, Bleaching, yard wide -.-. Hosiery and Knitted Underwear. WOMEN, MICH it needed now the coming warm days, at half, much of it, of what expected to pay. Prices ire low. The saving our value price price positive and important. North side of for Men and Boys South aide of store for and Hisses Goods. Stairs with choice Furniture Ladies and Womens He pal kind r is a op pint unity Ladies to gel i good bargain. Summer Petticoats. Trimmed with Knife Plaiting, Finished with Black Satin Strapping Good Quality Neva Silk Pet- lop and bottom with Quilling, only 01.69 Mens Hosiery and Underwear. KENS HOSIERY. e ii pair kind Come and your Socks, MENS each Mens Toe Value for The Biggest Department Store in Greenville. Big New Store. Lace Curtains Curtains, white yards long, reduced 11.7.1 Curtain. long reduced Oil I reduced Shoes Ladies ll in s Shoes Baby shoes hi Menu Shoes all lip; N. C LOOK FOR THE PLACE. r. . i

Ill Have You Forgot I AM SPILL CARRYING AN OP-TO LINK Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware OF MENTION r Flour Pork. BLACK JACK ITEM Black Jack, N. C, July Tinware, Come to see me f AM WHICH l V next Jas. B. White. Quite rainy season for past several days. We were glad deed to see little Miss Hills Sunday evening. has been papa Henry Mills, of Beaufort county. Mrs. Ella Mills, Is very I,. II. White, Jr., took his best girl out driving Sunday even Mrs. Janet of Ayden in Saturday to visit relatives here. II. Wynne, came Sunday evening returned Monday. Gas Roach, an old colored man ex Federal soldier near ham, died very suddenly this morn- v. K. Ml Monday L. H. Pender, I R P. I . Flues. Tin homing. Ac. Expert J in ti employed. All kinds and first class. He-stocking of guns a specialty. Agent fur The Oliver Typewriter None genuine unless Red Cross is on label Don't a Substitute WE WORLD TO PRODUCE THE EQUAL OF Chill Tome for Chills. Fevers, Night Sweats and Grippe, and all forms of Malaria. DON'T WAIT TO SPEND CENTS AND BE CURED I CURES MIKE TONIC TRY IT. NO CURE NO PAY PER DELIGHTFUL TO TAKE. AFTER TWO II BEEN PAID IN THE Hill S. J., POLIOS HAS LOU Value. Cash Value. Paid up Insurance. l. Insurance works automatically, Is Non . Will lie reinstated If arrears I e Within OB month while you are living, or within three years i upon satisfactory evidence of and payment with Interest tatter second year Restrictions, s. Incontestable. Dividend are payable I he beginning of the second and of each succeeding provided I lit for the current year he paid. They may used I To i Premiums, or Tn Increase c. i i To policy parable during the lifetime of insured. J. L. SUGG, N. C. THE NORTH CAROLINA NORMAL AND COLLEGE Literary. Classical. Scientific, Pedagogical, Musical. i-x- -.- u 1.1. frailly of M and in. i. .- i. i To Maid in ii ;. M July l I c. r i iii ii -ti n l ft. C. The farmers are now the weather is so wet. Osborn was here Sunday visiting his sister, Mrs. W. Ty- son. L. II. White went to Saturday. was out driving with his beat girl Saturday Listen for the wedding bells again. W. L Clark and little son, went to Greenville day. Misses Smith and Lucy White went to visit Mrs. Dixon a few days ago. The people can hardly travel e the public road for the unpleasant scent of dead hogs. It is said that one man lost from fifty to live bead in live weeks. Send the cholera hog doctor i mined late- School, OXFORD, X. buildings, heated h I hi tan securing pa- feet Sixteen new two each to ho added for the fall term, he u . Annual up tn full capacity i each session for lack of room Best Held, with ii . mile limit, in the Booth. Family of specialists Curriculum preparatory to the beat college or u atmosphere of high ideals sin the school, us preparing tor higher arc excluded, fall 1st. Ever COlton planter should write for illustrated pamphlet It is sent free. . It . r . I . V. ., M. K. V. tor when he will secures in Miss Roland of is spending a few with sister, Mrs. J. I. Oman Miss Patience who has been visit in the after- I big I'll plant u ill Mini I e eon College w and mi of in tad in Hit aid . Um ; ii low. . Ii lie we a th- .-I I'll t. N. UNIVERSITY Law School. Tin Summer Term July to in S- ft. For it- far. Jas. C. Hill. S. c. OLD DOMINION LINE Perry Go., Norfolk, Va. quote yon tin- June Car Mi ti-i Ms Ml t n . your a u I W is I avoid ill w. 11.- in 1888. J. ff. . CD. Norfolk, Va. Factors and of Ties and Rags. and Pipes, Times VA., Now Only Cents a Tear, absolutely, free The Monthly, New The AND SUNDAY TIRES. Including Farm Journal and Para- Monthly, now only per year; per month by mail. Address TIMES, Richmond, Va. I An a The courts have been appealed lo to decide whether an Indian has any rights which out government is bound to respect. the of its wobbly and often cruel policy toward the Indian the i has decided to throw open j for settlement the lands of the ache, Comanche ans. So have ml- on the border of the lands which are to lie thus opened that a lottery scheme for their has adopted. The who draws the will have us choice of lots and so on farms have disposed of. There will be at least entires this grab nearly three Aral lbs of whom must be disappointed. The drawing will July nth. of be of their lauds are very sore and one of their number, Lone has entered a practical protest in the farm of an appeal to the He bus employed counsel to plead for Ins lights under of constitution which pro- Miles that person shall lie de- of life, liberty or property without process of Is the Indian a or a mere chattel owned by the govern- Journal. its AU. -U. We in with the . i el- wire t very truly. KEY. i, I SI It seems that there have been about sixteen car load- revenue hack for I Sam to redeem. The income of the gov- will materially de- creased, but it seems all re turns that the surplus is gelling The with .-pain showed pretty clearly, and that la if I Sam wants to raise a million dollars he car. do it as you can say Jack Baa, Practical Education In , mm of sin., and HOD I Thirty Neil For T Win Rf. C AGRICULTURE MECHANIC ARTS, NOTICE TO duly before or l Pitt f of d, given to ill lo the to to the And having are to tn the u- -i. , for payment on or before the 4th v this notice will be in liar of recovery. This June 4th, 1901. CHAPMAN, vice Steamer leave ton daily at A. II. for ville, leave daily at M. for Washington. lea Wednesday Fridays at A. M. leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays. and Saturdays at A. If, carries freight only. at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, for all the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay from Baltimore, and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, , Washington, N. C. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. C. D. W. DEALER A FACT ABOUT THE What is known as the Is seldom by actual lag condition, tut the great cases by s disorder- ed r THIS IS A FACT which may ha by trying a course of Pills They control and regulate the LIVER. They bring hope and to the mind. They bring health sod to the body. TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. THE GREAT If you have tour stomach, Indigestion, constipation, bad inactive heartburn, kidney troubles, loco of Insomnia, lack of energy, bad blood, blotched or muddy akin. or any and disorders which tell tho story of bad and impaired system, Will Cure You. will out the bowels, stimulate the liver and kidneys, the mucous membranes of tho stomach, purify your blood and put your again. Your appetite will return, your move your liver and kidneys to trouble you, your skin will clear and freshen and will feel the old time energy and buoyancy. i i i tho popes i- sacs tor tulle i i, will f . L .-.-. i. I. i i . n It . j . a or n IS -lion . las um. i ., I . U SB I For Sale by I. mil m i nil i ,, CO, ., N V . . Mil of all I la la it far I fr ,., , aB. ,,. i-. n. M c ., a this says Hie I. i out for the lithium man. If Inly is thinks seriously of light- let him s on rather than fall n victim to the the lightning agent. The or- rod pretty to look at mid is no much more liable to be struck lightning than its rounding. It is not i-i-. mil. hut a good thrifty tree the house is u The lightning ii hi I on par with the no railed stone, hut we to lie to both, for they do on harm in lightning rod theory is to on a day and while the good to the same There is, however, a wide gull these the various faith healers of of modern times. I men's shoes seldom ii more opportunity in the value of cotton by over other in is shown iii of None of the staple of the foiled Sates. In the crop rallied hay, ft wheat. is the only one of in value he lore it goes to is largely in in which it i ii so Wheat, when turned Into Hour, In loss than N in value. into may be. two, three . four in mine bid Iii value. The crop of value easily lie ado in u Into i i . in mole nil oil. i i, the raw co . i I. lot t e RH STAY It mill NOaM , in. r known. of i of tin I r y a UNIVERSITY of North Carolina. OF STATE'S Kill A U LAW, live scholarships Free ; III sons. Loans the needy. Instructors. Mo Dormitories, Works, i; ill Rill term i ins Hop B. V. Hill, X. rite Mr. for MUTUAL Life Co y t. to v In it i-r polity to I North l his com- will BOW in from this tin mill lo all tie I In hi tho bent it-in the If ii . . not JOHN V, N. O. Assets raid policy at to fur Old Benefit. M. mill paid for Hide- Bead, Oil Bar- steads, , Ba- by P. Can- Apples, Pine Apples, Milk, Flour, Lip, . Oil, Cotton mill Hulls, Oar- Apples, Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Currents, Glass and Wooden Ware, and Mara i n nu- other and . ChiMp Ah Com to LAND Hy virtue a of the Court of IV c in the pf of vs petition to M-ll will for cash the Court in Greenville on 1901 the following Una, In the the West side St. led front feet known Of n part of the lot back of Hotel mid lot irately in a deed from II. E- Daniel in H. ii. pace I of acre more or less. JAMES. Atty. -j I'M GREENVILLE IT, C. Not county, the court. Hooker v. J, H. C. Ii. Cherry, William of It. A. IV individually. Tho J B Yellow an f-f and Executor of II A Yellowley. will lake notice entailed M baa f that of land known Alpine, of which E died and sold by of the court to a due plaint lit t. in Kc to B cherry Mai aid laud Iron J fur ether relief in the and will further take notice least he to the next term of Of said county to the -i Monday in of said county in X. t demur to the la action or the plaintiff the relief 00- the mm will the curt for in t and Tics Kn i goods kept y on hand. produce sold. A trial will convince yon. D. W. WHICHARD BRO,, DEALERS IN N. C. The Stock complete every prices us low M low cut. market prices paid for produce. C Mi , I Tn Superior Court. Mil. K. W. Of of to the Sup. county, in an W. II. tad W. I will, on th.- of I mi I. m. tin- court in mil to said n tin- i mill ill. It ill in fol- rial to will Our lot iii town of N it tin of Main Mill eighty lo line, n I thirty ii St. M. A Northerly to I In- lining ii. i ii- lit Ii mi mix to It. W. by Skinner. Ban 10th. Hook U. Alan other tract in th. II on the of Si. i ii, ii. III. North by u- the on UM by Ann n on Hi. II. J. W. formerly II . part of the lo II. J. W. by II. D try In A. page. tin county. Aim. portion of t of land by , J, w. i HUM mm in book page of of Pitt In Bethel no much thereof a.- lo It. J. W a. a day of July, The acre will lie containing about t th. ii . . I I,, day of July, ft. of PHI W. J. -DEALER IN- IS A OF TO SEE ME. J. It. Norfolk, Va. Buyers Brokers in Sim-kM, Cotton, ions. Private Wire to New York, Chicago and New The Commoner J. BRYAN, in Advance. One H, Three Sing. Copy Be. No I raveling can arc em- ployed. Liken at Weekly will sent together one for l and one year for in ad- PATENT J. . modal, roe OM -i i 0.0, fin -FOR The Eastern Reflector D. J. EDITOR TRUTH III TO PER Tuesday -AT- VOL. XX. PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, JULY NO as Is customer who dikes of OUR BARGAINS, keeps our guessing why it is we sell so OUR MOTTO-DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES. W T. LEE CO. Exposition. I to. about visitors with room with nil Fine view of River and Erie the house. car every S mill walk to Niagara oar Auburn Avenue. Moderate All correspondence will receive JOSEPH A. MOORE, 1285 Niagara Street, N. Y. FIRST MILITARY SCHOOL IN N. School, N. C. MILITARY, LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC K COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Boarding Pupils, Twelve two States represented past School for Sixty Cadets. The school alms to -t by developing latent and power. The individual needs of the students are considered. The literary training strengthens the manly traits, gives a body and clear mind. Class room methods cultivate Observation, mental grasp. Athletics encouraged. Expenses per half term, including tuition, fuel, lights and room, 05.00. No School September Uh, Write for J. E. DEBNAM, Suit. Cash is King. For cash we will the sharpest, swiftest most weeping, price cutting ever known in mid summer. the is cut just on all Dimities, Silks, White Goods, Hosiery, Laces, Underwear, Shirts, Slippers, Um- and all furnishing goods. These goods must be pushed out make room fall goods. KICKS Nashville, July Seven revenue officers were am- bushed early supposedly by moonshiners, about six miles from county. man killed and one wounded. A posse of six, led Deputy Collector Bell, creeping along steep hillside above illicit still when they received orders to throw- up their bands. They had barely located the speaker forty feet be- low them, when a deadly volley from eight guns was poured upon them. Deputy Thomas Price was instantly killed and C. was badly wounded. The officers returned fire, but moonshiners made the place so hot that Collector Bell and survivors retired and cu- with One moonshiner was heard moaning calling to bis followers be bad been wounded. tor Bell has gathered posse started out to recover the body of Price. July Yerkes, of internal rev- bureau, bus a gram Collector A. Nunn, at Nashville, Tenn., informing him of the attack. Helms telegraphed the directing that every- thing possible be done recover the body of Marshal capture punish the TO THE PEOPLE, FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS OF PITT AMI ADJOINING COUNTIES. We are still in the forefront of the nice after your We offer you the selected line of General Merchandise to be found any Pitt Well selections, the creations of the best manufacturers of America and Europe. Seasonable all the year round, Spring, Summer We arc at work for yours and our mutual ad vantage. It is our pleasure lo show you what want and to sell you if we can. We offer you the very best service, polite attention, and the most 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 us and the following lines of general merchandise, Goods and Notions, Shoes. Just Received. A large line of Baby Caps, Belts, Laces and Embroideries. Ladies Col- and Cuffs all Sizes I HAVE THE LARGEST AND LINK OF BROUGHT TO GREENVILLE. Ills. M. T. is in of my millinery department and if lull ion is not on hand one will be trimmed to suit your tastes you wait. silks, Braids, Ornaments, Flowers, Ribbons, and everything n the milliners line. and Satins, Jacket-, Capes, Carpets, Mattings Oil Cloths. Rifle Two Mall Pouches Then Flags a Train The Southern Railway's depot at Jamestown was broken last night and two pouches of mail were cut open rilled. The pouches were left at the de pot when No. passed at north, to be carried up town to the this The thief knowing this it seems, entered the depot and did his stealing and vent out on track and taking the switch light, placed it the middle of the track with the red side to- wards the south. When the en- on No. Ill came he applied brakes brought his to a standstill a few feet of the red lantern. A search a run ml the depot by the train crew did not anything as to who did stealing and train came on to about minutes lime. It r Tint ii just what the secured. It was thought No. was flagged by him in order be able to board it be car- away from scene of his crime but the conductor says that no one could be found around the depot nor did any one get on his train while it I. no Record. Men's, Women's and Children's Harness, and Dusters. Groceries. Flour Meat, Sugar Coffee, Lard, Scad ts, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, Nails and Rupe. Furniture. Headquarters for Furniture and in that line. We buy strictly for Cash, but sell for Either or on Approved Credit Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Your Friends, VI hen Lynching will Stop- Lynching will slop In this when there is an end of infer- that invokes it. and not before. and officials may cry puritanic liners may damn the South as savages, but law stands recorded in every Saxon. Southern hear When a black devil assault one our women he lakes the short cut, BOARD EDUCATION Some of the Work at Their Last At the recent meeting of the County Heard of Education, the new Hoard consisting of A. G Cox, W. F. Hauling and II. M. 1st took charge of public school affairs of the The annual reports of the Treas- and Superintendent were across lots to perdition. Try him j Bled, by Would you try a mail-j w. II. as Yet mad dog i- merciful Hated, was re-elected County compared with ibis unspeakable Bend. The victim. i rallies dies j apportionment least the Innocent vie- the school land was made on Of the block last lives s- ,., a life of unending agony. Force ,,., different The to face tho court, to snivel- a ,,. P of children and the of a second death of shame and is as lure by nulling lo submit to the examination by some shyster lawyer, to risk the law's i Ham uncertainty and delay, to run the the pardoning power, chance of Pal the in jail and let sentimental lies slobber over him send him i shoe him Falkland on Ibo scaffold lei blister ha dirty throat with the lie Greenville he is going straight to no, lei the poor Creek sutler silence; lake the hell- hound to scene of the villainy Total let his sentence leap from the hot lips an Winches-1 Lynching can be Stopped. ought to slop. 276.25 18,511.90 The amounts for each township were again divided dis- in the township. There were An the way to stop a number of dis- it is stun the Herald. was decided to appoint three for each district nil the having three trustees for average editor has This Court Mayor W. H. Long has of the cases bis court since last Peter Clark, drunk and and using profane streets, lined and costs, 3.50. Jas. A. Button, riotous and dis orderly conduct and using language, lined l and costs A Sot inn. link dis- orderly, el John Wilson, horse run at largo on streets, fined one penny costs, John F. Smith, drunk dis- orderly lined and costs, Stocks, fast and reckless driving streets, lined l costs, If you stoves or ranges constructed Upon scientific principles which are economical, durable, and convenient, as well as beautiful and artistic, look for the trade mark, which is shown upon every stove or Range, and do not be deceived by worthless imitations and substitutes. lead all others in yearly sales p enough to make an ordinary man hooded in a short time, and if Tub head started so red it would have long, long ago. Every day Its something, and when vexation fails quarter it cornea another, so it is no wonder that there is a devil in every well regulated print shop. Sold Exclusively by the Some people only v things get. The doctor who wears a duck suit isn't necessarily a quack. BAKER k HART. i lit i N. C. lamentation Is called forth the fact the reader of Monday's issue of The easily infer, so far as the print goes, that the Light have no in the company, In making the that- giving the tank unit file of the company as It are had the names of Lien- tenants R. and A. Johnson proper places, the printer who gut on copy concluded ii would look better lo skip over left them mil. A questionable character The baseball fan always keep cool. The inn will gel his re- ward the hen I or. list i- so lung, 4.12 names, that publish it. A resolution was adopted that salary of while of the grade shall not less than Kin per month, of colored of the first guide not than per mouth. The Hoard also resolved that the later than id close by This Ii i shall open not i in- first of November a of June. The wife of a Methodist minister in Virginia has bets mar- three times. maiden name was her first baud was named her sec- Sparrow, present one's There are two young Robins, one Sparrow and three little grand. lather Is a was a lull he's dead and now a bird of Paradise, They live on I Hawk avenue, Islands, and Hie who above is a lyre bird, an relative of the . The political boom usually With big guns. goes