. II REFLECTOR GREENVILLE, N. C. J. WHICHARD, Ed. A Owner Entered at the Poet Office t Greenville, N. C, Second Class Mail Matter. Friday, M, MM. Mr. B. B. a merchant of Winston and a son of Dr. L. W. Crawford, editor of the North Carolina Christian Advocate, at- tacked Dr. C. President of Trinity College, the train be- tween and The attack grew out of remarks Dr. bad made about Dr. Craw- ford in a speech at Greensboro, and bis insulting Mr. Crawford when approached about the matter on the train. Such affairs are to be regretted, as they only create sensation and accomplish no good for of the parties concerned- THE INS To The Tobacco Farmers of Eastern Carolina. RULES CATIONS FOR PARDON Raleigh, N. C , July 1901. His Excellency, the Governor, has made the following rules with reference to applications for par- Rile Notice must be given by the applicant for pardon, or some one in his her behalf, for not less than two weeks, such no- to be inserted in a in some newspaper pub in the county for two weeks. It there is no paper published in the county, the same to be posted at three public places in the as At die court-house door, at the post-office door at the county-seat, at the post-office door nearest the place where the crime was committed, for which a pardon is asked. II. Such to be sub- as State Carolina, i --------County. i Notice is hereby given to the public that application will be made to the Governor of ma for the pardon convicted at---------Term of the Superior Court of---------County. for the crime of---------, and en- to---------for a in of--------- The tenth year of the Greenville tobacco market is rapidly approaching. To those of us who have watched the progress of this market since the 23rd day of September there have been many wonderful changes. The first year there was only one warehouse and a single prize house, and there were sold 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 expenditure of large sums of money, heavy risks and a great deal of hard work, be am sure bear mo when assert that ., haw borne my full share of these responsibilities from the very have been directly connected with the market from the time the order was given for the first load of timber which to build the first warehouse and I am the only one in the warehouse business now that had any connection with the market in its early history. I shall this year have no one associated with me, as partner in the warehouse business, but I have carefully select- el as my assistants men of capacity and experience in the to- business. I 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 experience in the warehouse business. He is clever, courteous and C, Friday began a concert given by the summer school, which as listened to by the large audience with the closest attention, and well it mi the selections were all good and well rendered. The was as follows. by Miss ii- Murphy. Marble Miss Carroll. Miss Pearle Miss Bertha Demon. A Select Mrs. pie. Instrumental Duet. Clyde Cox. Recitation College Oil Miss Lucy Mann Instrumental Hi- Misses Minnie and Dora Cox. Uncle Charlie Lost and Regained His Prof. on the Mis Helen Galloway. Pearle Mr. E. A. Parker. patrons. I shall good stables for your team and clean an excellent photographer of Kin- . table for you will be hand to take in conclusion let me say to you that from the best photograph of the school Father we have very bright prospects for In town. The oldest student and one of NOTICE WASHINGTON I I I H. from July The gang in the y Department over did their last at tack on Admiral Schley, they are MM trembling for fear of the result, as are up arms and determined to haw the thing fought to a finish once for all, in Congress. Mr. has also had a ringer in the pie. It was after a warm telegram from him that Secretary Long de- his ignorance of the abusive and blackguard language toward Admiral Schley in the third volume of history of the Navy, written by a clerk the Brooklyn Navy Yard, and that he had ordered the volume from the use of text books used at the Naval Academy. Hut in his anxiety to stand by the gang and will gladly render our patrons service he can. He his own can arrange tobacco on the to a better advantage than even any man saw. Mr. A. an auctioneer of reputation and wide experience, has been secured to do the chin music act, bat he wants it understood that he is lost nowhere on the ware- house floor and he stands ready to do anything that will ad- the interests of our patrons. Mr. A. A. Forbes whoa everybody knows and who knows everybody, will be obligingly on hand in every ; thing and will do his part in making everybody comfortable. I office force is clever, competent and will settle with yon after your tobacco is sold so quick and satisfactorily that you will be sure to come again. I am determined that while expressing his belief bis bravery and gallantly, by saying that he bad advised bis being for disobedience of orders, but Mr. had refused to order a and a lot more of the rot that was put in circulation by the anti- Schley gang at the time they were paving the way for an excuse to give the command of the West RULE HI. The same require- with reference to notice. obtain in matters of or respites as well as in pardons. IV. Proof that the notice. as has been given the most attentive in institute is Mrs. Polly Smith. We feel safe In saying that she la the old- est teacher in the county she taught her school in 1845. Greenville, N. C. She much of the curly his . of education in the county we hope sometime mi in to see it written up in the form of i rein and published Be It would be a pleasure to the old people to days and it would be history that Now in conclusion let I information I can gather w good prices. Cure your tobacco veil, grade it carefully handle it neatly, and then bring me one of your first loads if hard work, good prices, kind, courteous treatment, and the best ac- count for anything, you will be numbered with our future patrons. grateful acknowledgment of all past favors, I am Sincerely your friend. O. L. JOY Prop. Warehouse. nit the lungs and bronchial tubes, the heart and eye and a kidney dissected. Th material used was taken from i e it which was very nothing shall be left undone that will advance the interests of Indian Squadron to Sampson. If Mr. was like some who might be named, there would be an immediate vacancy in the Cabinet. When Secretary Long made the positive statement that Schley should have been court followed it by say- that President to order a court martial, he dangerous- close to and disrespect to the President. There must have been a doubt the mind of the Postmaster General as to the carrying out bis orders, for the enforcement of the laws relating to second class mail, since he bad the orders fol- lowed by a letter to postmasters from the Third Assistant P. II. i, telling them that their bondsmen would be held for any losses sustained by I he government through the improve admission to second class mail of any by This looks a little like a preparatory step towards shifting responsibility from the Post Office Department, where u properly belongs, to the Representative William Allen, of Ohio, more generally known as once gave a definition democracy on the floor e desire to announce to the tobacco growing public that we will run the old Greenville 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 has the beet lights under which to show tobacco to advantage. We have had many years experience in the and are thoroughly familiar with the trade in all its branches. We will have comfortable rooms with clean new cots for the use of our customers who remain over night also box 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, built up such an honorable for dealing with his customers, will be with us as floor-manager and general assistant, and extends to his friends a cordial invitation to sell their tobacco at I he Greenville Warehouse. orated same thing. only one thirtieth as many boys The power of this great western who cant read and write as arc in republic is not due to universities lb Carolina. Why S. colleges, but to the teachers told the story bis famous who have gone abroad the laud speech at New when he so recall those taught in the humble log huts, i Idly the public school teaching all of the people. houses which were every bill every youth in the county should the speaker read a extract top in Massachusetts. There meet know. We hope the editor will -m the Saturday Post the rich and poor together take kindly to this suggestion, showing how the Stales There the future statesmen poets lie certainly does, and hopes Mrs. Invaded the of the and philosophers mingle Smith wilt favor TUE world and was driving back Bag- A form of and said power moot is the child of knowledge Saturday was experiment day from free education, and pines In the in physiology and quite a large He said it was as much the duty I After more than number of the teachers was of the State to furnish bee for the work. After collecting the from the blood and some must accompany the petition furnished by Sir. J. cf application for pardon. V. These rules lake feet from and after this day. These rules are made that the greatest publicity possible may lie given to all applications for par dons in order that all persons in- may have an opportunity to lie before the Governor. P. Private Secretary. Baby Highwaymen In Court. Wilmington, Del., July Grant aged and Prank aged faced Judged Churchman this morning on a charge of highway robbery in fashion. Wier, aged was home near Newport, having served milk Just after pass j land Avenue tollgate tin- young bandit.- jumped out from behind trees and commanded to Stop. Wier pulled up, and into the Wagon, assistant watched the horse. Wier was compelled to hand over cents, all he bad, and the scampered away. two centuries progress nearly one third of the reach of all as it of school age are not in to protect life and property. Not two mouths ago a II there was a child Pitt tine looking young type not school last year of Anglo Saxon blood had to con- somebody was lacking in duty. less he write his name to North Carolina is one of the an important paper. Somebody .-t States but her history is not had filed In their duty. Any written. Here on Island county which fails to provide was the settlement, first white Schools for all her children coin- I child born, and first sacrament ad- mils a crime against heaven and mistered. She has not been lack mankind. You see suits in c Ii g address Hon. John H. Small, loB , , as was shown at for damage to life He said he Moore's creek, King's Mountain but there if no way to get damage and Court House and in j to life and property, is Mi war, also the civil war in no way to get. damage for the which she furnished more soldiers Slates neglect of brain, but we can proportion to her population arrange it for just condemnation, than any other Southern Slate.; The great educational meeting These daring deeds should be prop- Detroit said a child had as much have the this written for children lie la I heard eloquent addresses On education which alter the Claim of the Voice was gone left Honda; night a large gave west attention fur about one to the eloquent and was glad to have this first op- of visiting a town so well known for thrift and Industry, inn especially glad became II lifted the torchlight high over It was very lilting lo Mr. Robt. M. Barbara, a gentlemen of culture and an auction- of ability, will be with 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 five 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. ind. We are conducting strictly a warehouse business, and are not 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. 3rd. Because Greenville with her fourteen 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. Because our relations with these order and contract buyers Die of the 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 at the old Greenville Warehouse, with our de- termination and the hearty cooperation 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. U. R. S. EVANS. D. S. SPAIN. THE BOYS. Have to Light Infantry, Co. B. Second N. S. left Ibis morning for the en- at Wrightsville. rank and file of the company at camp is as Captain, Smith. Lieutenants, J. R Corey. A. D. of the House, that is good to be pasted the bat of every Paul democrat is as timely m though I W. B, it had been given oily yesterday J- Instead of years Said Mr. Corporals, T. A. Duke, E. is a sent-1 J. F. mint not be appalled, corrupted Farmer's foe There is exhibition at agricultural department a bunch Bermuda for grass show.-. how farmer's worst foe flour there rainy days. This par- bunch of grass was taken from I be garden of Mr. J. W. Dun mark. Though only five weeks old and only one main root, it has joints either rooted or to mot. The longest sprig . r dumb is inches length, joints on it are from to inches apart. The grass roots and spreads out branches from joint. Raleigh News and Observer. the people with no stronger grasp education. He was not here to do that or advise how to teach as instructors knew better than he did, but he here to speak lid doing so he represented a constituency not belonging to any special and not composed of and women able to for themselves, but a of children. Public speak- glorify education but II is fur all. education was the touch- stone of national and only means in commerce, sending abroad the gospel or world power. A Frenchmen In 1703 said the most essential thing bread was education. The Herman empire has power and influence Pen laid the education and the school teacher is abroad there today and as the result she even rivals ling- laud commerce. I in. holds many because back Cromwell's day education was for all, and the great to right to be protected from study. If you have any ambition i as a man had to have proper life, study yourself and until and life protected. If the op you can do yon are lacking in port unities are furnished and the the strongest qualities. So j child don't go lo school law should Stale study should compel it to go. The Cox Passing through the statuary j Mfg. Co. requires skilled men to ball in Washington City a stranger i run business and why not is here from schools. This is what the teachers Should he say no one are getting here and stale was worthy This would be false. furnish such training. Should be say she bad one bun j He congratulated the people on tired worthy of any ball but not; rearing a building worthy of State pride enough to put them community, hot If than was any there I This would be the truth, child out of school List year on ac It is hard to know which to count of poverty then you are lank- alee of man or base ling in s-e that nil have the ingratitude, of nil elementary Today no decant his We have loyal men who No one his best except for can stand never bow the knee Then you have to money, and WHO would satisfaction of I. now you grace womanhood anywhere, but lack universal education. North A dawns. Once Carolina is like young ruler for schools be win. was not willing lo sell all that m but f them alter he had and give to the poor. wards, but in not do so. If the colleges were all Greene, ed they would rise but tear I Eastern down public and you j see to it that home Drive the of the not be left be- of being citizens. hind their sister counties in mouth and Bath was a of low a when was Only a or no it cowers no danger; it s-es no weakness. It is sole conservator of liberty, labor, and property It is the sentiment of equal right, of equal very spirit pf liberty it self invading the Smith, T. A. Patrick. Privates, T. B. King, A. O. Moses Allen, Edward Matthews, T. Forbes. Archie F. Allen, J. L. Antler- son, Henry Allen, E. P. Pollard J. H. Cox, H. Smith, E. J. Smith, Bella Jones, Oscar Andrews, F. A. K. William Daniel, Prank J. R. Allen, J. F. Pollard, O. Fleming, W. E. Warren, J. F. King, Belcher. It expert know- ledge to understand the of a ship that been used by the which hail every reason for keeping it in good condition, depreciating In value more than per cent in about two years. Yet that is precisely struck by what lo the of the . transport for winch , government paid the NOTES. C, July Misses Ada and Tyson, Lanie Parker and May came down from Winterville Sat- to visit friends and relatives at Smith's Hotel. They returned Monday. Mrs. Henry Manning has been quite sick for last few W. of Richmond, Monday night in town. Smith and wife, of Farm- ville, came down Sunday to visit relatives at Smith's Hotel and left Monday night for Kinston and Mo re head. F. G. went to Winter- ville Sunday night. O. L Whichard went to Par- Monday. Miss Bessie Harris went to Greenville Monday. E. V. Cox went to Greenville Monday. Fans and umbrellas are in great demand now. of the war with Spain, over considerable space. The water and which i. has now sold tor , No wonder that Abner , and other men were i with having acted as go l- tween when the government was in the market for the purchase of ship., now ride about I be in private cars and the most expensive hotels. luge, but today Massachusetts has Premier Gladstone who stood tor times the wealth, forty all that U noble manhood he manufacturing interest and e, i., en. i;, e. ,, , Away Md ii the light wires were burn- ed out, a hole was made ground engine room. damage was only small. It is for lunate that no work was going on in the mill at the time. at Horn. o'clock Sunday night, George F. an inmate of The Soldier's Home, died in the 7.1 rd year of his age. He came to the Home some six or seven yearn ago from Greene county. During the war he was a gallant member of A. -list Cavalry. He buried yesterday afternoon at o'clock, the funeral services being conducted by Rev. Dr. A. A. Marshall, pastor of the First church, this News and Observer. A from the Writ. Will Greer, of Baltimore, s tiled up and cast anchor here i veiling. He been on a trip in the great wost and has of interesting things to tell bis trip, as well as having a fund of new jokes. By way he must have oil there, too, for ho no evil offer to bis iii potatoes Ibis time but came right down with the cold cash. It was most breeze that blew our way this warm day. Th. milkman gels into the cream of society. It take lot lo satisfy the aver- age man with his lot. Poisonous and St Ins unit cured quickly K by the prompt of Perry i, not a in o do not in procuring h you ire apt lo it my to lung inn. u, or hit- being a fatal shot ten Ho on Hind bottle. A void u I m. that In one Killer, Perry j ice Some Old Story. Two who live on Mr. J. U. near House station, were at a Sunday morning. They know it was but in a short Dr. W. H. Bag- well was sent for to for a that had gone Into the right breast of one of the The doctor found the ball where it had gone through body and lodged in back of shirt. It dose IN ALL LIKES NOT IN QUANTITY OR QUALITY, IN PRICE ONLY. Plenty Fine Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Mens Furnishings. GOODS WILL SOON MUST HAVE ROOM YOU KNOW WHO THE CLOT He Has Ladies Shoes Too. EASTERN REFLECTOR HOWDY Some Speak to Mr, Some to You Monday, ti, tool. NOTICE. If tin-re CROSS MARK in the margin of this paper it, so to remind you that you owe morning subscription and we request A. left Saturday even- you to settle as pis-. We need what YOU owe us and hope you will not keep us waiting for it. This notice is for those who find the cross mark on their paper LOCAL REFLECTIONS. D. B. Ibis went lo S. King left this morning for Wrightsville. lot of blue and cream paper pound packages, envelopes to at Reflector Book Store. The business men should see assortment of pen at tor Rook Store. famous Parker Pen just received at Reflector Book Store. Our pen is line. The Reflector Book Store is lay- W. H. Cox came over morn- from Kinston. B. O. of came Saturday evening. Rev. J. B. Morton returned to Tarboro this morning. Rev. F. H. Harding left this morning for Washington. Jesse left this for Norfolk Old Point. Miss Nellie Render went to Tar-1 today to visit relatives. Miss Delia Forbes left morning on a visit to Norfolk. Miss C. Bruce Forbes will take a Mrs. Harry child left this for Virginia Beach. Mrs. S. R. Ross of Robersonville, are fives here. Mrs. R. M. day evening from a visit to her parents at Miss Rosa of Center- ville, came up this morning to visit Miss Mary Alice Miss Beth Pitt, of Rocky Mount, who has been visiting Miss Delia Erwin, left this morning. Miss Bessie Harris, of Ayden, who had bean Miss Mabel Anderson, returned home Monday evening. Evans and family, of Tarboro, came down Monday even- are visiting the family of Adrian Savage near town. Presiding Elder F. A. Bishop and Rev. II. M. returned Monday from the District Conference at Spring Hope. Rev. Mr. Bishop tells us the conference was very interesting and beneficial. Wednesday, 1901. J. L. Little to Norfolk today. W. S. Greer in Tuesday night. T. Cherry went to Washing- ton today. Mr.-. W. H. White went to Rich- today. W. H. Cox returned to Kinston Tuesday night. Glasgow Evans left Ibis morning for Scotland Neck. FOUR YOUNG MEN AND ONE OLD MAN that are shipped. The are roaming , , Mm . take a in a large lot of school supplies of music this fall. See ready for the opening of schools. We have some special prices that are worth taking ad- vantage of. Attention is called to the Masonic Hall School, which opens Sept. 2nd. Any per son in town who take pupils of the school to board should notify Dr. R. L. Carr, Secretary Hoard of Trustees. you any pictures you want enlarged f If so come see me. I am prepared to give you very best work possible for the money. I also make the best Photographs too. Come to see me. R. T. Sunday, June on road between Mr. Ferd Ward's Avon farm via Yankee Hall Ferry, a double case gold watch, Finder will be liberally rewarded less than by returning same. J. R. Grimesland, N. C. S. Can returned Sunday even from the exposition at Buffalo, j J. F. Burbank and Harris Sugg. Of Washington, spent Sunday DIM. Mr. Ben night at h ii in i beyond creek. He was about year old, a most industrious farmer. Ho was unmarried, a maiden sister occupy house with Picture Moore ft Bro. have ed a long felt need for this com- They have put in u large stock of picture different designs, and furnish frames and glass lo order for any size picture. Who have examined some of their work and it is nice. ill bowel quickly by Perry a fr, nil the Mined. re- kM n Bach full l one Painkiller, Perry and toe. B. A. Coward returned this morning from Littleton and Zeno Moore, who has been sick the past week, is able to be out again. R. D. of Mount, spent Sunday here with J. T. Matthews. Harvey Jones, Will Cherry and Howell returned today front Ocracoke. A. A. Forbes, Jr., is acting police the absence of Chief J. T. Smith at the encampment. John Cheshire, of Tin who has been visiting Charlie returned home this morning. Mr. and Mrs. F G. Whaley have returned from Suffolk where they had been for several weeks. Miss Bessie Shields, of Scotland Neck, came Saturday evening to visit her sister, Mrs. B. Higgs. Rev. Mr. of Rocky Mount, who is also pastor of the Baptist church at was here today. Mis. Ii. II. Sledge, of who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. L. H. returned home this Miss Mamie Tucker, of Norfolk, who has been visiting in this section, for several weeks, re l hi homo today. Prof. W. H. came up from the teachers institute at Win- Friday afternoon and re- turned there Sunday. 1901. D. L. Davis went lo Monday night. Rev. D. W. Davis went to ton night. U. White returned this morn from Kinston, Mies Mary Alice left Tues- day evening for Seven Springs. S. M. i came borne Tues- day evening from Wilmington. Mi. and Mrs. R. M. left Tuesday evening for Seven Springs L. I. Moore returned Tuesday evening from York and Mr. and Mrs. V. T. left this morning for Buffalo ex- position. Mrs. W. M. King Tuesday evening from at C S. Culley, of Fla., came Tuesday evening to visit F. M. Hodges Mrs. Ell i Knight, of Bethel, Tuesday evening to visit Mrs. J. Evans, U. C. Edwards and W. J. return- ed today from Ocracoke. Mrs Mary Wynne, of Rich- came Tuesday to visit Mrs. W, L. Wooten. Miss Clara of ton, who has been Mrs. A. M. Moore, in home today. B of Neck, who bus DOM visiting her sister, Mrs. E. B, Higgs, returned home this Mrs. R II. Patterson and Miss Ida Tucker, of Plymouth, who have been visiting Mrs. W. A. Bowen, returned home today. Killed a Don Dr. Charles shot and killed a dog front of his Saturday afternoon. Hear- reports of the seeing a dead dog attracted about as large a crowd us if something had Teachers The Trustees of Masonic Hall School have Misses Thornton Parker as teachers of school for the session. They were teachers last session gave the highest The Trustees did well lo secure them again. The school will open first Monday in September. Place. Some people going from Green- ville to the Buffalo exposition nave stopping with M-. J. A. Moore, who advertises his house in semi-weekly They tell us be bus a did place, conveniently and rates very reasonable. Other, going will find It to their Interest to stop with him.