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mm ,. m Have You Forgot What THAT I AM STILL CARRY DATE LINK OF Pry broods. Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, TAXES AND TAXES. The Aldermen Make a Bus- of the Board. The Hoard of Aldermen held their regular monthly meeting Thursday night with all the present at the beginning of the session, but they continued at work until midnight J three ask- ed to be excused the came, tolling only a quorum to I. Sugg, Alderman AND A WHICH I TO to sec me for your next Barrel Floor or Pork. Yours to Jas. B. White. AFTER TWO YEARS PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID IN III III III NEWARK. N. J. POLICY HAS Loan Value. Cash Value. Paid-up Insurance. Extended that works automatically. r. Is t. Will be If arrears be paid within on mouth while yon are living, or within three years after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence of and of arrears with Interest. second No Restrictions. Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the beginning of the second and of each succeeding year, provided the premium for the current year be paid. They may be To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or To make policy payable a an during the lifetime of insured. J. L. SUGG, Greenville, N. Three Times The Value OF ANY Aim ONE elect for the Fifth ward, took the oath and entered upon the duties of the office. The election of an assistant police was taken up as i business. One ballot was taken i resulting in a tie between A. A. I Forbes, Jr., and K. B. Dudley, each receiving lour votes, when the matter was again postponed until the next regular meeting The of Police was granted ten days further time to I the Inventory of property belong log to the The election Chief and Assist- j out Chief of the Fire Department I until next meeting. Petitions from C. Co. and W. W. Thomas to be lowed to carry on a market places outside of the market house, to the Market Committee for report at next meeting. The Tax Collector, Chief, As- and Special Police made their reports of collections during the past month. The Tax Collector presented a lit of persons who had failed to list their taxes, and he was to list all delinquents upon their paying him the usual fee therefor. N. Hart, Treasurer-elect, was given until next meeting to Hie his official bond. The Tax Collector was Instructed to orders issued at this out of funds in his hands, Agents warned in all unoccupied that persons holding the Every cotton planter should write illustrated pamphlet, Cotton It is sent free. N i H I If, M GERMAN KALI WORKS. St, N. V. Found his Home in Laving, who lives about live miles on the rill's FOrd road, lost his house and all its by tire sometime Saturday afternoon. He and all his family were at work in the field some distance from, his dwelling When they returned home at night they found their home and all its ashes. They had left but the clothes they wore. It is supposed the fire was caused by that left from cooking dinner. Lincoln Journal. ,, EASIER. THIRD FASTER territory. ft Manufacturing Company, Gil. Tor sale S. T WHITE, Greenville, TONIC LAXATIVE you have sour stomach, indigestion, biliousness, constipation. inactive troubles, too. cl insomnia, energy, bad blood, blotched or skin, or any symptoms and disorders which tell story of bad bowels and an impaired digestive system, will Cure Von. It will clean out bowels, stimulate the liver and kidneys, strengthen the mucous membranes of the stomach, purify your blood and put you on your again. Your appetite will return, your bowels move your liver and kidneys cease to trouble you, your wilt clear and freshen and you will feel the old time energy and buoyancy. tho to f.-. lb.- little one for will Dad Ideal It their bowels --ocular without pals of aMs U and ink far it. For Sale by is only the most efficient -I the M mi . M I AX A KOLA CO . I V. MS, We will to any on M p Urge family vie bottle of r or. n . a, i V- M, l j i . J, Fountain would not have to wait until the When the levying of taxes was taken up there was warm but it was mainly at least one against the house, as Alderman Hooker stood alone for a red notion. The levy was made is general cents Ion the WOO valuation and 11.8001 the poll. For interest on cents . on the WOO valuation and the poll. graded cents on the and cents on the poll. makes n total of 11.19 on the WOO valuation and the poll. machines were permitted to I c placed in the town a license lax on u machine was levied at per year or pail of a year. lie per head hereto- j levied dogs was toll. Alderman who had per milted his team to do some hauling, was excused from log any dray license tax. The Street Committee was in- i to investigate j of a railroad side track being put in street, permission for which the Board gave Its Hist meeting. B. W. C. Hines. . Stanley Hopkins and J, K. Application of U. K. for restaurant license was A J. Griffin tendered his nation us Chief of the Fire Depart- which was accepted. Accounts were allowed amount- to 1309.94. The Board then adjourned to bold a special mooting on Thurs- day, August Sin, I p. m. in i it. Austin, Nov. I have found and aid my When my oldest boy was s child, day ed us that we would Inevitably lose him, I and at once it and was in and from that day lie constantly kept it and it with and have tab n in sounding it all mothers of young found it invaluable even after the teething was passed. II. as Reminders. Only the business man of long experience is able to how prone the people arc to in the matter of making purchases. Their must be railed again and again to own obvious needs, and they must lie spurred tip to buy- now what they have resolved but have neglected to buy. One part of the purpose of ad- is to remind people that they need certain Stale Auditor Dixon to day Wrote all the in the State a very important letter, telling them that the new revenue law requires that on the first day of each month they shall to the State Audi- tor a of all the State taxes during the ceding mouth that they shall by the 10th of the month send such taxes to the State This does not mean merely privilege taxes, says the Auditor. It mean all State taxes. Some have construed it to mean merely taxes, while others have made the payments to the county com- missioners, but payments must be made directly to the Slate Not half a sheriffs have so far complied with this law. Raleigh Charlotte Observer. Trinity College one hundred and twenty-Are ate and undergraduate course of Twenty-three teachers in academic laboratories equipped with modern library Beat gymnasium and in Hie stale. Scholarships Fun-. nearly within the years. very low. The best is the one that offers a student the best advantage Send for Governor says he will urge the next legislature to make provisions for the of troops while in camp, lie thinks this is due the troops as they are always ready to obey the call to and never move on the part of the governor will cause general rejoicing throughout the slate militia. It is nothing but light that the state should foot the expense account for food while in camp Wilmington Dispatch. HEALTH INSURANCE The man who Insures his life is wise for bis family. The man who Insures his health is wise both for his family and himself. may Insure hearth by guard- it. It is worth guarding. At the tint attack of disease, which generally approaches through the LIVER and Itself in innumerable ways TAKE Practical Education In engineering, mechanic cotton manufacturing; a of theory and practice, of study and manual training. a year. Total in- clothing and board, Thirty teachers. student a. Next session begins For address T Win- President IV. O. AGRICULTURE MECHANIC ARTS, A queer will case has just been decided by the Courts In The witnesses to the had stepped through n door- way a room adjoining that in which the testator lay at the time the signing of the will, had their signatures at a table about ten feet from the testator, but just out of his sight. It was testified, however that he was sit- ting on the side of his bed at the time, and could have seen the wit- by stepping forward two or three feet. The attestation subscription the will under these circumstances were sustained. Three Panes, One Year for Times VA., Now Only a Year, and includes absolutely free The Paragon Monthly, New The Farm Journal, Philadelphia. THE AND SUNDAY TIMES, Including Farm Journal and Para- Monthly, now only per year; per mouth by mail. Address TIMES, Richmond, Va. OLD DOMINION LINE Steamer Myron leave ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily M. for Washington. Steamer Edgecombe leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday Fridays at A. M. leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays, and Saturdays at A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore, and Line from Boston. JNO. SON, Washington. N. C J. J. Greenville, N. O. DEALER IN Tint's Pills And save your health. 1.900 Per Cent. Dividend. New York, July 81.-The Keen- CURES RHEUMATISM TO CURED. Century. A vegetable that cures recent and long i canal The creates blood known. Has tin- hearty endorsement of leading after thorough trial, lures per cent, the Price SI per bottle. Sold by BRYAN NICHOLS. BALK. SALE OF TOWN LOT By virtue of B of the Superior Court of Pill County made in a certain Special Proceeding therein pending, Cannon, Public Administrator, estate Of W. If. deceased, VS. Bonnie B. and I will on Monday. September 1901, before tin Court House door in Greenville, sell at sale to the highest bidder, for cash, a lot or parcel land in the town of Ayden. Pitt known lot o in block I. in the plan of said town, including the saw and grist mill thereon situate. This the day of August, 1901. JESSE CANNON, Public Administrator, administering the estate of W. II. deceased. Pitt county, the court. Elizabeth Hooker J. II. administrator C. B. Cherry, William I. Executor of II. A. U. individually. The J B and administrator of and as Executor of II A will take notice that no entitled as above has been commenced in Superior court. of Pitt county, to bare tract of land known as Alpine, of which E c died wild by of the court to pay a debt due phi from said K o and also In II cherry from making sale laid land under a mortgage from K and relief demanded in the and the said defendant will further take nonce that be required to appear at the next term of Superior court raid county to be held on the 1st Monday in September, 1901, at of said county in Greenville, answer or demur to the complaint laid action or the plaintiff Will apply tn the court the relief in said complaint. This 17th day D. C. Superior coin t a Decree of the Superior court led lien S. ll-l, W ii L. and Million t. the undersigned Com- will sell for cash the court house door in Greenville oh Monday 2nd of 1901 the following tract of land on North side of . and South side of Green- a of corner, thence to said William's thence South Wort inc j National before taking j Booth East poles, thence Booth poles to s stats In MM line, Boat M to Main Road, rule Road, Beg said road Frank log Post that extra South E. ,.,,,, . . ., other corner, recently over the National Bank of the was per cent, the old capital stock of This dividend was more than large enough to enable the stockholders to pay for their share of the new took to be Issued the increase of the bank's capital to without the outlay of other with Main Road Io the beginning. acres, more or This August 1901- JAMES, Commissioner. The Reflector Office Can't Be Beat. A French insurance company has put operation the novel idea of insuring candidates for parliamentary honors against defeat at the polls. The rates vary, of course, with the risk involved in different cases, the popularity of the candidate a prominent factor amount of premium to paid by This of the and has boon till III S M. Chill cure chills and all malarial Thai is what they were other fail No cure, per tie Cotton Bagging and lies -on ban Fresh goods kept constantly en hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. W, R, WHICHARD DEALERS IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de payment and prices as low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. B. Williams, of Wake county, says he is culling his third set of teeth. I- old and has been i for fifteen rears. Isn't overtime. Borne low shoes era. the price. i man work highest IX 1800. J. W. PERRY CO. Norfolk, Va. handlers of Bagging, Tics and Bags. i f- S W and retail Grocer and I Furniture Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed- steads, Mattresses, Oak Ba- by Carriages, Go Parlor i Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. i i and Gail As Meat Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, American Beauty Can- Cherries, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap, Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar- den Oranges, Apples, Nuts, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Currents, Glass and China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Mara Cheese, Best Butter, Stand- ard Sewing Mac and mi other goods. and Quantity. Cheap for Com to see me. UNIVERSITY of North Carolina. TUB HEAD OF THE STATE'S EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM. ACADEMIC H EM LAW, MEDICINE, PHARMACY Eighty-live scholarships. Free tuition to teachers and sons. Loans for the needy. students Instructor. Sew Dormitories, Water Works, Central Heating system. spent in improvements in 1900 and 1901. Fall term begins 1901. Address, E. P. VINA mi;, Chapel Hill, N. C. -DEALER IN- v, A GENERAL LINE OF Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. R. COREY. HI notice to I fie ATTENTION AGENTS Mr. General Agent for North Carolina and Virginia, of that Well- Known and Popular Company, THE MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance of Desires o announce to Its large number of policy holders, and to the insurable public generally, of North will now In this and from this date will issue its policies, to all de- siring the very lies insurance in the best life insurance company in the world. If the local agent In your town has not yet arrangements, address JOHN O. DREWRY, mo. N. Afloat Paid policy energetic --C Old Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ions. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. The Commoner WEEKLY. WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Editor Publisher, Lincoln, TERMS Payable in Advance. One Year II, Six Months Three Mouths Sing. Copy No traveling canvassers em- ployed. taken at TilE Reflector office. Weekly and will be sent together year for or The Daily Reflector and one year for payable in ad- No Ally's Lawman. WASH FOR III The Eastern Reflector, D. J. EDITOR TO VOL. XX. PITT COUNTY, FRIDAY, AUGUST g NO Tobacco Market opened, prices EVERYBODY PLEASED. ON DRY GOODS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, WILL YOU LAUGH AND GROW FAT. COME TO SEE US. W. T. LEE CO. Exposition. I to accommodate about Pan-Am with board room with all modern Fine view of Luke Erie from the Niagara Falls car passes door every minutes. SO min walk to exposition grounds. Take Niagara street car to Auburn Avenue. Moderate rates. All correspondence will receive prompt attention. JOSEPH A. MOORE, 1285 Niagara Street, Buffalo, N. Y. -AT FIRST CLASS SCHOOL IN EASTERN N. School, . LaGrange, N. C. MILITARY, LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Fifty-three Boarding Pupils, Twelve Counties two Slates represented past session. School Buildings. Barracks for Sixty Cadets. The school aims by developing latent and power. The individual needs of the students are considered. The literary training strengthens the manly traits, gives a sound and clear Class room methods cultivate grasp. Athletics encouraged. Expenses per half term, including board, tuition, fuel, lights and room, No School opens September Write for J. E. DEBNAM, Slit. Cash is King. For cash ire will make the sharpest, swiftest most sweeping, price ever known in mid summer. the price is cut just half on nil Lawns. Dimities, Silks, White Hosiery, Laces, Hamburg., Underwear, Shirts, Slippers, Um- and all furnishing goods. These goods must be pushed out to make room for goods. RICKS WILKINSON. BLOOD HOUNDS. Some Interesting Facts Worthy N. C, Aug. For many Pitt county has been the scene of much crime, and it is not uncommon when away from the comity to be by strangers, there been another minder, or burglary in Pitt this week This has been com. talk. If any one will care- fully inquire the facts, it will be found that during the last months of 1900 there were sixteen burglaries, live and many petty thefts and smaller crimes committed Pitt county. Since January 1st, 1901, there has no homicide and but one burglary committed, to at Grifton, and by the use of blood from my kennels these panics were caught, convicted and are now serving sentence in the State prison. There were no blood hounds in Pitt county last year except three small puppies owned by me, and they were too young for service. There can be no dispute but what the fact having these dogs easy reach where can be soon placed on the trail of the lawless has had a splendidly effect on that class of criminals who have upon the lives and property of the people of Pitt county. This comparison is worthy of all who are interested in the main- of law order. I have splendid stock of can blood hounds on bind ready to do service when the occasion re. quires. In my opinion the kennel of dogs I have today are a great j protection against lawlessness. These dogs are full blood are in the Rational of blood and it has been long established that American dogs arc superior trail- to the or other dogs. I am prepared to supply dogs of the very best quality to those ranting them. The following letter sufficiently explains H. . July 1901. it may is to certify that I bought blood of Mr. W. C. Hines, Greenville, N. which gave en tire satisfaction. Having, with these dogs, run down secured the conviction seven criminals in the space of six mouths and the wannest trail that I had was a hour trail. Very respectfully, Policeman N. Pitt County should possess her own dogs and have them kept by the Sheriff of the county. Very respectfully, TO THE FRIENDS CUSTOMERS OP PUT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. we are still the forefront of after your We oiler you the best selected line of General Merchandise to lie found any store Pitt County. Well bought choice selections, the creations of tHe best manufacturers of America and Europe, Seasonable ail the year Spring, Summer Winter. We are at work for yours and our mutual ml vantage. It is our pleasure to 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 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, Eats and Caps, Silks and Satins, Jackets Capes, Carpels, Mattings and Oil Cloths. Shoes. Men's, Women's and Harness, Horse Blankets and Dusters. Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar Coffee, Is, Hardware, Plows, Castings and Plow Fixtures, and Rope. Furniture. Headquarters for Furniture and in line. We buy strictly Cash, but sell for Either Cash or on Approved Credit Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. Your Friends, Just Received. A large line of Baby Caps, Belts, Laces and Embroideries. Ladies Col- and Guffs all Sizes I HAVE THE AND HANDSOMEST LINE OF BROUGHT TO Mrs. M. T. is in charge of my millinery department and the hat is on baud one will be trimmed to suit your tables wait. Hats, Braids, Ornaments, Blowers, Ribbons, and everything i. the milliners line. j. b . . e AYDEN NOTES. N. , Aug. 5th. J. Hart had the misfortune lo lose a tobacco barn by lire Thursday afternoon. The loss is estimated to be one hundred C. of Baltimore, was stopping in town Thursday, R. C and son went t-i Greene Thursday. of Richmond, spent Thursday night here. Misses Lena and came home Wilson Thursday night. Our people are delighted over new schedule. We hope it v, ill he changed again soon. i eon left Saturday to upend .; days m forehead. J. K. of .-top . in town from Miss Lillian Bland Friday evening for Kinston, Little Miss Battle Randolph, of Kinston, is visiting Miss Rosa READ THIS. To Whom it May Concern. Having qualified as cotton weigh for the town of Greenville, by tiling my loud oath with the c Commissioners as required by law, I hereby give that the statute provides, that any per- other than the aforesaid cotton weigher who shall weigh any bale of cotton offered for sale in said town of Greenville, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and punished within Hie discretion of the court. No yard having been provided, as is usually Hie custom of towns or b lord's of trade in such cases, and devolving upon me to supply one, I hereby designate, appoint, and constitute the platform at the wharf of the Old Dominion Ship Company, the cotton yard for the town of Greenville until one is offered which is the pinion of the weigher more convenient. The law provides that the weigh- I shall receive as compensation Mr. came for from Kinston Saturday I. ,., to be paid STATE NEWS. Happenings In North Carolina. Near Wilson two had a fuss over a dog and one killed the other. One of the furniture factories at was destroyed by lite Sunday. a young farmer neat Durham, was drowned Hun- day while in swimming. Early Sunday morning the chief of police of Shelby and the night watchman it gambling den. One the shot the chief of through the heart, killing him instantly. A thousand people with blood followed the trail of the who also shot one of the hounds when the dog vat about to catch him. The had not been captured at last account. If yon want stoves or range's constructed upon scientific principles, which are economical, durable, and as Well as beautiful and artistic, look for the trade mark, which is shown upon every genuine Stove or Range, and do not be deceived by worthless imitations and substitutes. lead all others in yearly sales and gold Exclusively by BAKER Building N. C. Episcopal services W, II, T. an Sunday night. Miss Lulu Smith Friday to visit Rosa near The infant child of Mi. Mrs. Joseph Dixon was buried in the cemetery. The Junior Builders gave an ice cream supper Friday night near Methodist church for the fit of the Christian crowd was entertained with and music, and In- All expressed selves as having spent a pleasant evening. J. II. Standard spent in town. P, and W. A. of Hertford, came In Saturday and returned this morning. Will of Standard, spent in Rev. Mr. Howard Oiled bis reg- appointment in the even by buyer and live by the seller. Each buyer shall retain from the price of said cotton five cents to in-paid to weigher as sell- of due weigher, I have purchased a pair of Fair- banks scales with solid pair brass poises costing and I believe first class respect. shall, so far as in my power, . i do equal justice to all. Very respectfully, W. L. Cotton Weigher for Greenville. Y oar correspondent was given an odd bit of news last night by a gen- this city, who said there was a union or secret Raleigh and that its were under pledge to feed least three people. If this be true it explains many things. It will, if true, also result in the cooks. The only problem will be ho Io get in places. With cooks eliminated would ,. . . w bite girls be willing house I lie Episcopalians have Sunday school Will every, Sunday at o'clock p. in John was here It is one of the questions the time. The cook is fast passing, and will pass much faster If there Is- a union. A gentleman who is unite a wag. Miss and brother, , ,, , , . asked In a census taker what was spent in of town. Mrs. O. M. of Norfolk, spent Saturday with Mrs. Bob Smith. Mis May spent Sunday here a friends, bis occupation said a boarding asked what he meant he said he had a wile and a cook and that the latter fed at least B people. A white la- labor agitator, whom Raleigh now knows no more, wanted to . organize the washer-women and cooks, too, and said this would it Is easier to tell fortunes than complete the organization. Io make them. Some lab with a . hook and with bated breath. Stop the la the throat.

in REFLECTOR GREENVILLE, N. C. D. J. Ed. Owner Entered at the Poet Office at Greenville, N. C., as Second Class Mail Matter. The ordinance committee of the Board of Aldermen are at work upon the code of to govern the town for next year. If a clause is put in that will prevent chick- ens being a neighborhood nuisance there will be cause for thankful- by many suffering citizens. The complaint of scarcity of labor is heard in all directions. Yet with all for labor, and an opportunity for everybody to get employment who wants it. there are plenty of loafers to seen. The ordinary class of labor now will not work unless com- to, and getting such wages as will enable them in one day to live several day l, they loaf a large part of the time. The majority of them take no thought for the future and care nothing about laying up or ululating anything, satisfying the present being as far as goes. to an and Mrs. Smith, Smithville. are both comparatively recent creations, but near by and for all right arc hot from the bargain counter. We are indebted to the year of oar Lord 1901 for them. You mutt have noticed them in the Don't they look pretty ; Charlotte Observer. Will our good brother of the Observer tell us what should be used place cf It may be bad English, but we there is worse. THE INSTITUTE. what it Accomplished and the Results to Follow. X. C. Aug. It is with pleasure that I with those who are giving their opinions of the Institute recently held at Winterville. I I To The Tobacco Farmers of Eastern Carolina. 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 1891, there have been many wonderful changes. The 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 have increased and is numbered among the largest bright tobacco markets of the world. To do this it has required the expenditure of large have attended eve. v institute held j of money, heavy and a great deal of hard work, the county the civil war. am sure the public will bear me out when I assert that and I am sure that this has are responsibilities from the very fitted the teachers, through them the children of the county, beginning. I have been directly connected with the market from the time the order was given for the first load of timber n which to build the first warehouse and I am the only one more all the ones warehouse business now that bad any connection with Everything carried market in Its early history. on in perfect order, without a shall this year no associated with me, as a rough place, from the partner ill tile warehouse business, but I have carefully select- dents down to the kind and order water carrier. The Superintendents have made in this institute a lasting to It will be said, in years to come when this ed as my assistants men of capacity and experience in the to- business. have again seemed services of Mr. J. J. Willis, of Danville, Ya., one of the best judges of tobacco in Virginia or North Carolina. Mr. Willis has had wide experience in the warehouse business. He is clover, courteous and j and will gladly render our patrons any service he can. Be work has grown to vast proper- tobacco on the to a better advantage than that Profs, and man I ever saw. Davis were the founders. Mr. A. an auctioneer of reputation and names will go down in experience, has been secured to do the chin act, The masterly manner in which but he wants it understood that lie is lost nowhere on the ware- they conducted it was floor and be stands ready to do anything that will ad- the interests of our patrons. Mr. A. A. Forbes whom everybody knows and who knows everybody, will be obligingly on hand in every- thing and will do his part in making everybody comfortable. Our office force is clever, competent and settle with you after your tobacco is sold so quick and satisfactorily that you will be sure to come again. I am determined that nothing shall be left undone will advance the interests of my patron- I shall have good stables for your team and clean comfortable quarters you to call carried out by the and they, in turn, were encouraged by the strict attention and earn- est efforts of the teachers learn. I have never more teaching or studying done in any SChOOl. I don't think there could have been made a better election A Sunshiny Woman. What a blessing to a household is a merry, cheerful whose spirits not affected by wet days or little disappointments. or whose ceaseless Kindness does not sour in the sunshine of pros- Such a woman the darkest hours brightens t he house like a piece of sunshiny weather. The magnetism of her smiles and the electrical brightness of her looks one. Her children go to school with a sense of something great to be achieved; her husband goes into the world a conqueror's spirit. matter how people annoy and worry him all day. far off presence shines and he whispers to himself, home I shall So day by day -he literal- renews his and and if you know ii man with beam- face, a kind and a pros- business, in nine often will ti ml that he ha- a wile of this soil Christian Work. of Professors to visit their rooms Now in conclusion let me Bay to you that from the beat during recitation was a treat. information I can gather we have very bright prospects for Coon, with hi- Cure your tobacco well, grade it carefully handle and reading, teaching with be was of, it neatly, and bring me one of your first loads and If hard work, good prices, kind, courteous treatment, and the best ac- count for anything, you will be numbered with acknowledging lit of all past our Hit tire patrons, deep and logical in his favors, am cal statements, always able to give the whys and wherefores, which is Greenville, N. so essential this branch. Prof. was highly entertaining in Iii- talk- on gram- mar, giving them line end diagrams, and would you believe it, some good old fashion parsing, which I enjoyed. Prof. Lineberry success as a teacher d government, and physiology, lie showed by his calm and manner that he knew what lie was talking about, and he that he had the to impart it The high grade certificates given by Prof, to Misses and Ethel Carrol, former of Prof. Lineberry, U a declaration of his a teacher. I consider it the strong- est advertisement that can be ed before the public. I will say to my friends in this county, who would have their children Sincerely your O. L. Prop. Biers. Warehouse. to depend upon. While they were things a county institute can among us during the institute, I ought to do, to increase and found that I had been much mis broaden the knowledge of teachers taken, for we have a great number j relative to the subjects taught of zealous, faithful teachers, and the schools and also to show the think that I can never again feel teachers the best way to teach uncharitable toward them, and those subjects to children. would be glad to beg their par- These were the recent ,,,,;. institute and summer school at I e that most of Winterville That it, in some de have their hearts burdened with set forth great work of teaching our is confidently expected, judging children and have endured gnat from the regular attendance of the hard-hips older to prepare teachers of the two counties as well themselves for this great and noble as from their four study, work, j It would, perhaps, not be modest Let say a word just here to for me to refer to my own work, the many we have consisted largely of a true friends of our primary methods, in any and interest. You way than to say that every should use care and judgment in teacher enrolled attended almost a teacher, suitable for even lesson and manifested NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS NOTES. Aug. it. K. Co. have just received a car load of lime. The Carriage Co. have made two shipments of bug- this week. A little tobacco money makes the wheels turn. Our people much elated over the change of schedule of the Weldon and Kinston railroad. To get our mail before night is a we haven't enjoyed for quite a while. Miss Lucy Galloway, of Grimes- laud, spent several days the past week visiting friends here. Miss Cox, who has been visiting her friend, Miss Helen Galloway, near has returned home. A. G. Cox has a seven year old mule for sale at a reasonable price. Misses Mamie Buck Ida Holliday, of Black Jack, were visiting the Misses Wesson day Sunday. I. Hurst Monday Greenville. Parties are already contracting with the . G. Cox Mfg. Co. for cotton planters to delivered January 1st. This la the beat plan and then there will be no trouble about getting planters when they are needed. The wise always pare for the future. Miss who has a position in one of the at Durham, is on a visit to her pa- rents. Everyone is glad to see Miss Lucy, for she is very popular. W. B. of the pro- of the A. G. Cox Mfg. Co., left Monday for Mass., to visit his sister, whom he has not seen tor a number of years. A nice string of wagons coupled together lolled from the shops of the A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. Monday bound for Greene county. Miss Mary Harper, of Black Jack, is the family of her the G. B. Mis. Charles Harper, who came up to see her sister last week, re- turned home Sunday. A. G. Cox wants MO cords of wood cut. W. A. West, of the County Lumber Co., spent Sunday and Monday here. The Winterville Cigar take the lead. They sell right along. Miss Miriam Johnson left yes to visit relatives near Lit- Notice to the You cannot now employ teacher as formerly. The law requires that you advertise at three public places the place and time at which you will elect a teacher. You meet at that time and place wool your teacher and at no other time or place. This i the only method now of employing teachers and you will please it or your contracts with teachers will not lie valid. Teachers also will do well to see that they are thus employed. You will receive blanks in a few days on which to take the census. The law requires that these be re- turned by the first Monday in September. The party the census will receive two cents a name for so doing. W. II. County Supt. of School. teacher, and surrounded good moral influence, send them to Prof. G. E. Lineberry, Win- They will not regret Mr. A. ;. Cos deserves the thanks of every by the institute; for n iii v. district then don't make more interest than I have ever her fuel had by telling her that it seen manifested in any similar is worth no more to teach school school. I have no reason to doubt than to cook or grade tobacco, and that the same was true of the work you wish the public school sys- done away with. Show I disposition to make everything comfortable untiring efforts that II was thus you o pleasant M in. Perhaps the of the ill be ore v. i lily ; by our readers II we call her j most familiar Polly Smith, tier opinion the the trials and of the school room, which you i. if could meet. Sec your neighbors and get to -cud children school, for of all the instructors. I take this opportunity to thank the teachers of the two counties, the people of Winterville, Super- Mavis and many others for making my slay the pleasant and profitable L. Coos. Notice Dissolution of Partnership. Go Your Taxes. Register of Deeds T. K. Moore has a notice to delinquent tax list ere that all who come that head should give heed to, other- wise they may be when court conies. The law against failing to list taxes is strict The of T. Lipscomb leather will be pleased to ,, has formerly been com- i; come and it will be for of W. T. Lipscomb, S. T. Hooker and II. E. has if not out of place, I would say a j, dissolved. The said T. j word also to You may; Lipscomb and S. T. Hooker will have great love for your child and continue the Liberty let it have its way rather than Warehouse under the firm red ii. If so the child may expect w. T. Lipscomb Co., and the the teacher to let it do as you have p and S. T. dote, but don't worry when your j Hooker are now- the owners of all child complains. Never the old firm With yOU teacher because she Co- w you to get a different or ,,, to teach a new method, but w T foal she has been care- S. T. fully trained is ably July . tent of choosing and doing what Announcement. Now we are going to have more The rt W. T. Lipscomb it money to Spend in our public, Co., is mm composed of W. T. sch mis than ever before and and Hooker, they will have better teachers with I having the entire Inter- their hearts lo the work. Let's of is. I. In the business stand by them and make our pub j the desire to lie schools more successful thank our and customers as no one i- more capable of judging. Mi- Smith is more in in eighty years old has her life lo educational Besides rearing and ting a large family of her own, she nearly every one miles around her, and in the southern section of the county more people owe their education to her than to any one N. Reflector. Aug. ti. h has been -aid of the that was held and I the many remarks, made by friends of education, it is not of this would speak now. For more than two years I have had the honored privilege being closely connected with I be public school Intel set Of county, and have tried lo take some humble part building up public so greater benefits might he received. I have realized that the teachers be a great iii thin work have sometimes before been discouraged, because I fell we did not have the right teachers. ever before. A. G. Cox. I for their peat patronage and to Hope the teachers to do friends will Strive to make your business at the Liberty Ware- educational column, which you house where will always lie have -o kindly offered, a great pleased lo serve them. We are Stimulus to the common education, fully prepared to protect the in- Many thanks for the same. taint of all customers and to secure for them highest prices for their tobacco, T. Boons, Ultra arc two very Aug. Mb. LEI Toll NOTICE We 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 Warehouse has the best 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, has built up such an honorable for fair dealing with his customers, will be with us as floor-manager and general assistant, and extends to Lie friends a cordial invitation to sell their tobacco at Greenville Warehouse. Mr. M. Barham, 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 have anything to do with the Warehouse Combination. 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 and the are one and the same. 3rd. Because Greenville with her 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. Because relations with these order and contract buyers are 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. 6th. Because, with all the bright tobacco manufacturing concerns of the world, domestic and export speculators, attend- every sale at the old Greenville 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, EVANS GO- J. C. It. S. EVANS. D. S. SPAIN. READ THIS. To Whom it Way Concern. Having qualified as cotton weigh the town of Greenville, by tiling my and oath with the County Commissioners as required by law, I hereby give notice that the statute provides, that any per- son other I ha ii aforesaid cotton weigher who shall weigh any bale of cotton offered for sale In said town of Greenville, shall be guilty of a and punished within the of the court. yard having been provided, as is usually the custom of towns or board's of trade in such cases, and it devolving upon to supply I hereby designate, appoint, and constitute the platform at the wharf of Old Dominion Steam Ship Company, cotton yard for the town of until one is which is the of the weigher more convenient. The law provides that the weigh shall receive as compensation for his services, ten cents for each Dale weighed, live rents to be paid by buyer and five cents by seller. Koch buyer shall retain from the price of said cotton five cent- lo be paid lo weigher as sell- part of compensation due weigher. I have purchased n pair of Fair- banks scales with solid pair brass costing 107.75 and first class in respect. I shall, so far as my power, do justice to all. Very respectfully, L. Cotton Weigher for Greenville. over the line county one shot killed night. THE NORTH CAROLINA EDITOR. To with, what would any town worthy the name be without a newspaper and the factotum of a man who runs more for accommodation than for the and cents realized from its con- Echo answers, What As an individual who has had some experience I state it, and with belief, that the most man in any town is the cussed and discussed newspaper editor. If he runs a nondescript, battered, blurred and blotched ex- for a paper my proposition still holds good, for all that I do not even excuse the minister, the doctor or the banker. To lie sure these men are prime essentials but the newspaper man is not only an essential j in these days, lie is a kind of kind of no , hail fellow well met individual. It has always strange K me it is a newspaper editor is expected to use his time, his press, his short put everything in himself and in bis shop, at the disposal of the men of every attire, class and profession, 1.1 lent not only receiving any cash emolument-, but more of- ten not so much us a hearty I say, the part of it to me is why should an editor as a business expected to give of what he is has, when every other business is out for such fun, but fur the ubiquitous dollar Is it his fault or, if not whose i-t it. I have my opinion I prefer some to give an expression of the truth. All is not shadow in a per man's life, for does he not have the glorious privilege for rid- his own sweet will, a piece of card board, otherwise I ended a inn alas this docs not inn his business, or much to the end of his but for all this and all this, he man- ages to be more cussed and discus any man as for he manages to exist i, one issue to another. Let mi whisper this into the car at Barring a very is no more solid, loyal, progressive citizen any town than the fellow who gets out a newspaper. Paste this in your bat, when you are disposed to fall out with him be- cause he does not conduct his pa- per so well as you would take off your bat and read and ruminate. O it is the plain home made varnished truth. I can prove it by several hundreds of unpaid fellows of the craft, who ought to thank me for telling the truth on them, To the North Carolina editors a class, and a lift my I hat. A more loyal sturdy, i progressive set of fellows are not I harbored within the confines of this good State. William M. AFRAID TO RUN FOR THE BOOS. N. C, Aug. The communication W. limes in your issue of Saturday, inst., is worthy of serious I thought and consideration. So great become the feeling against blood bounds that I am informed ; that Mr. Hines procure a boy to make a track to bis does trailing. Many boys say they like to make the money offered by Mr. Wines, but they are afraid of violence from the if they furnish tracks for the training of the blood hounds. There is some importance to be at- to having a pack of blood bounds near at baud, by this class. If this is endorsed and approved the generally as class, it is not to their credit. There are many in Pitt county who are good citizens, and who con- crimes and uphold the law, but when it comes lo pass that a boy is threatened because ho fin aid and assistance to prevent crime there is need of every precaution to protect, the community. Every county should have a pack of dogs. Citizen. with much we to our rodent We peak trim n when it . II . Mill; of Urn beat la for II U bad j. none h have without It in Avoid nib- there la but Ferry ALL LINES NOT IN QUANTITY QUALITY, IN PRICE ONLY. Plenty Fine Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Mens Furnishings. KALI, GOODS WILL SOON MIST HAVE BOON SOB THEM. KNOW WHO THE KING He Has Ladies Shoes Too. EASTERN REFLECTOR NOTICE. is a GROSS MARK paper it If I here in the of this , so remind you you owe for subscription and we request you to settle as early as We need what YOU owe us and hope you will keep us wailing for it. This notice is for those who find the cross mark on their paper LOCAL REFLECTIONS. This schedule we have is a winner. Get your books, stationary, inks and tablets at Reflector Rook Store. A telephone pay has been located at drug store. buy or rent a Typewriter Address Box 20-1, Greenville, N. C. Greene Hooker have taken out the gas engine at their gin mill, and arc a large steam engine. II Sausage Vinegar, Magic Yeast, Hominy, Ad Henry George Cigars at S. M. Schultz. For bis first month In May- or W. H. Long turned over in lines to the County Treasurer for the school forget Hatch Bros, big ex- from Kin-Ion to Norfolk August round trip, tor white people only. SI. T. Spier, of lost a tobacco barn by lire Saturday He was in when the fire occurred. We have received the new en- for our gin mill plant will read for work in a few days. A number of people went to the house of a colored man here, Tues- day, to see him buried, but when they got the man was sitting up. Hatch Bros., of Mount Olive, the excursion managers, will run an excursion from Kin- to Norfolk, August re- turning Midi The Atlantic Coast Line will sell tickets from all points to account of Con- federate Veteran encampment at Wrightsville, one cent per mile. Anyone ran lake advantage this low rate. Don't miss Hatch Bros, grand excursion from Kinston lo Norfolk August returning August Fare for round trip, all points from Kinston to inclusive, only 3.00. Children under only 11.25. Remember Hatch carry white people only, every car strictly first class. It la Important that who n tor or health should on for or provision the bowel not only are sometimes In results. A bottle of is, we have found, a most against such attacks. but one Pain- Price Me HOWDY DO. Some Speak to Me, Some to You. B. H. Jarvis returned to Norfolk today. I, L. Wooten went to Now Bern Tuesday. Miss Lydia Thigpen is visiting Miss Helen Forbes. G. W. left Tuesday even- for Corey family this morning from Beaufort. Jennie Manning returned from Beaufort. R. Cherry left this morning for New York and Boston. Mrs. Calvin Warren, of arrived Tuesday evening visit Mrs. E. House. Mrs. J. A. Paris, of New arrived Tuesday to visit Sirs. W. H. Parker. Miss Ida Warren, of Conetoe, is visiting her uncle, Warren, at Riverside Nursery. Mrs. E. B. of Washing- ton, is visiting her father, Allen Warren, at Riverside Nursery. Sir. Hatch, of Olive, was here today advertising the Kin- excursion the 22nd, E. Sf. Williams, of more, came in Tuesday evening to visit her daughter, W. F. be with her sou, who is sick with fever. Notice. I have been by the County to list de- taxes. All persons who have listed their taxes for are notified to come do so the month of August, or they may have an interview with the Solicitor at September court. T. R. Register Deed. Never When a proposes to put a saloon a public load, am some one says u neighbor's daughters have to pass in for a sick, old grand-mother, would people count me a gentleman if I should coolly suggest that the girls could walk over a plowed field and go through u pleas of woods, reach the grand-mother's bed side I A. I. Mayor's Court. W. II. Long has disposed Of the following eases la his court since last report pistol in not guilty, case dismissed. Coward, drunk and lined t and costs, 3.20. H. G. drunk and dis- orderly and Ethel I drunk and disorder- M costs, 2.115. James Corbitt, drunk and and costs, Stop Tickling, sad . it, i The Board of met regular the all members being present. The the Treas- for paupers was for Home Supt. of Health for bridges ferries printing, binding stationery for jail for tax listers for tax re- funded for conveying insane fur freight for 035.80; Register of Deeds for Swift Creek stock law Pitt county stock law . J. B. Cherry, and C. of Health, their monthly reports which were approved. T. It. Moore. Clerk Board, was authorized to list taxes for O. W. Harrington, Sheriff, ordered to refund to E. W Pace collected of him as tax on slot Valuation laud of B. Moore was reduced from to the difference in taxes ordered refunded. The following w ere added to the pauper list to receive the amount slated per Willis E. Cannon Delia The Sheriff reported a pub lie road township had been laid oil in accordance with previous order of the Board. The of tin- Board was or- to certify lo that he i indebted to G. SI. Mooring 188.83 on taxes for which he not been credited. The committee to assist in settlement between G. If. former Sheriff, J. B. Cherry, Treasurer, made re port with statement full. TOO BAD. An Unlucky Thirteen Comes in. Just as Atlantic Coast Line gels schedules arranged by which Greenville can get Raleigh mail via Kinston at o'clock a. m, the Atlantic North Carbon road to work changes schedule on that read so as to miss the connection at by- just minutes That too bad, and the A. N. C. ought to let their morning train leave Goldsboro at the same time as be- fore, so long as A. C. L. has already made a to with them. The thirteen minute gap should be filled up so the trains will Kinston and bring mail and passengers right on Greenville and other inter- mediate points. Owing to our train not leaving Kinston on time morning the connection was made papers and came through all right, but the two trains should have a regular con- at Kinston and depend on chance. Taken To Hospital. Sir. who on Sunday a week ago dislocated his spinal by falling his head while bathing creek, was. taken to for treatment. It is hoped by means of the N Rays to find the cause of his continued paralysis. --------1, FOUR YOUNG MEN AND ONE OLD MAN GUILTY. Two Dead in One House. On Sunday, Aug. wife of Abraham died on farm Matthew James, near Next day their son, Samuel, died. She had been sick only about seven days and he about five. They were buried time She was a good Christian, He was a good little boy. A. D, It kits. The A. T. Co's. New Buyer. gains a valuable ad- in the person of Sir. SI. A. Allen, formerly of who has located on this market as buy for the American Tobacco Co. He is a whom any could proud to number among her The Greenville mar- is fortunate having him here. Mr. Allen's will join him here the fall. that are shipped. The ale hi and making up goods ever for the Bit; Big New Store. r- ti ti ti -4 K. C. pun nip i n-ii I m pan

Have Forgot What THAI I AM STILL CARRYING DATE LIVE Pry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware A or WHICH I AM TO MENTION to me your next Barrel Flour or Yours to Jas. B. White. TWO YEARS HAVE BEES PAID IX THE ill III HE OF NEWARK, X. J. YOUR POLICY HAS Loan Value, Cash Value. Paid up Insurance. Extended Insurance w automatically, r. Is Will be re-instated if paid within on month while you are living, or within three years after lapse, evidence of and payment of arrears with interest second No Restrictions. S. Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the beginning of the second and .; each succeeding year, provided the premium la paid. Kit They may be To reduce Premiums, or To laureate the or To make policy payable as an during lifetime of insured. J. L. SUGG, Greenville. X. C. ROBERT TO PRODUCE THE OF Night Sweats and Grippe, and an forms of Malaria. DON'T WAIT TO DIE SPEND CENTS AND BE CURED I Mac ROBERTS TRY IT. NO COBS NO SAY PER TO TAKE, ft US IS I None genuine unless Red on label DeVi WASHINGTON LETTER. i. Intelligent from Cuba report business i bad way all over the island, owing to the uncertainty of the future. Mer- are afraid to invest any capital until they more what the Cuban government i- to be. and they are usually earful goods on credit. The worst part of the business is that there is no hope for any change for the better in the near future, as the shortest estimate of the time that will be required toes- a Cuban is eight mouths from the date upon which Wood issues the orders holding the two elections will necessary, and Wood is no in this or rather in the waters hereto on board a government which be is as his private yacht, and the orders will not based until he returns to Havana, which will in three weeks. Agents of Hawaiian sugar plan- in Washington trying to find out it they can legally import Filipinos or from the Phil- es to work on their They attempted, through third parties, to get an opinion the Commissioner General of Immigration on the matter, he declined to express one, saying that it was not hi business to de- questions until they came be- fore him officially. He did. how- i ever, incidentally express the ion that if the Hawaiian sugar would pay sufficient wages i that they could get all the laborers they wanted, from the Southern laborers who would make hands on sugar plantations. I But that is just what these plan j wish to do. Many of hare grown rich by Import- coolie labor from Japan, a I practice that had to be stopped Hawaii to the II . and it i- that of labor No crop can be grown without Potash. Supply Pot- ash and your profits will be without Potash your crop will be . CANDY I Trinity College i Ur, i . ,,,. , lb i r. Ne of ween. CHRISTIAN GEORGE, GERMAN Kill works; state. At the end of tie deal they it as advantageous Odell, but the men do not take that view of it. They think that they have made a deal that will give them the help of the machine to kill Teddy at home, but do not believe that Odell will show- enough strength outside of Yolk, to give them any trouble when they get ready to spring the name of can- They are all a little bit of the with the i .-publicans associate with Ted name. Captain Parker, one of Admiral who nearly all of last week search- log the the Navy De- and who will resume the work this week. a formal pro test with Acting Secretary the espionage he was subjected lo while doing the work. Mi. Beckett's explanation was that the regulations required IN J. V. PIE CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging. Tie am Bags. and shipments solicited. one ate coarse, of with large library sad in ,. Attendance nearly Ambled within years. very low. The re is th. one that a student for PRESIDENT Durham. Greensboro Female, College Greensboro, N. C. Literary and Business Courses. Schools of Music, Art and Literary Course and all Living Expenses per Year. Fall Session begins September nth, 1901. on cation. HEED President. Optics . I. I. II Nor. XI, f I bare found M. u.- . Dy teething When my was a e child, rt oaf warn- ed u loss happened once to bin, bis . marked day he recuperate,. I have kept ii it dace children, and have taken in its praises to all I it even after Perry Go., Norfolk, Va. Dear quest yen Nova Boons Land Plaster, hen. m prices for June and Leas tons Car Load L Ion lots 5.00 St M A Please lit us haw your order an pustule xi in c. W. COMPANY. Practical Education In art-, sad a of sod of study and manual training. a rear. Total in- and Thirty student Next 4th. For Quo T AGRICULTURE MECHANIC ARTS, Winterville high School. FOR Fall term opens September 2nd and closes December Spring term begins and ends May School, Intermediate and Primary , and Music Delightful location noted forties., by excellent moral and religious enc. For full information address O- E. N. C. Homer Military School, C. heated by the Buffalo wish get the Philip pines, because of its both in wages and keep. j. Hear Admiral officer to be when a person I Chief the Bureau Navigation, m, the service was , popularly known as the allowed examine the official because of Its cords the department, but method of Admiral Parker did not think that the Ta took advantage of bis be- val regulations an officer to be on each him. making of everything he copied from the records, was actually the ease. The train of the matter is gs. healed by the Buffalo fan i. i feet ventilation. Sixteen new for two boys each to he the fall term. should be made early. An up to the full and turned away each room. Best athletic field, with quarter mile track, in the Faculty of specialists with special work. to the best college or education. An atmosphere of high ideals the as preparing hi education are excluded. Fall begins l-i log acting Secretary of the Navy between the departure of Secretary Long and the arrival of Beckett to make a show- of animosity toward j that the which bas been which as small u II was Admiral ever gutting, by an order for- since the war with bidding of the Navy are thoroughly frightened Capt. Parker, I they know that the will i for .-laud for such methods they i- c the records to have been guilty of in their efforts behalf, to to disgrace Admiral and brought I i be of In- fear the expos.,,,. ., ,, brought about by the evidence be- Wt combine ,.,,,,, ,, f s .,;,, ,,,,,., is the newest thing in the that c Parker has political held I. was intended to be strictly a affair, but LAND SALE. s Decree of the Super Co led S. Best, L. Best arid Bast, the Com will sell for cash the court door in Monday 2nd day of Sept. the following d of on North side of i and at a stake side of said r . Prank thence Booth E. poles to I William's other comer, South West to a corner near He ling thence South East South in. to a stake comer in line, Boat West, to Mala Bead, then will. Main Road the or Z 1001- r. JAMES, THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE NORMAL Classical. Scientific. Commercial, Industrial. Pedagogical, Annual I . u i a . , . . , . the dormitories u 19th Invited fr . .-,,,.,. .;,. and other Information I. tin N. C. . Masonic Hall School, For Girls Only. Masonic Hall school for . Board of Trustees appointed by Greenville Lodge, No. F ft A M will open fall session Sept. 2nd. was last War with great satisfaction to the people, of Greenville. We haw- there- fore employed Misses Lizzie Parker and Leila Thornton to teach this school tins year, and to all who have girls to educate we patronage support in maintaining school. Tuition per Intermediate Higher 2.50, Languages each extra, A matriculation will I charged. The school will have no music department this session. Persons in town w ho cat. beard pupils of the school will notify the Secretary. it. L. RB, See, Board Trustees. Parke Fountain fit tore. somebody leaked. The story, as told ill Washington, says that trusted lieutenants of Senators and met a hotel. a thousand miles from Wash- and into a pledging their respective print i- together in taking steps that might be made necessary Western trip to head boom that might be started nomination for President. i men tried to gel men to their chief to the support of Gov. Odell as Mr. that was than the were willing lo l-o. They agreed DO other New York men would be put forward by Dan- a candidate for the nomination, that if could not be kept out of the nomination in soy other way than by would throw his to him. Meanwhile, s men lo boom Odell and insist he will have support of the New delegation to the National Convention and that the name of ---------j j no other New York candidate Mill hP Tho u openly Teddy but simply to Ignore candidacy lie may de- t elope elsewhere, by making it parent that lie is not seriously con a candidate his own in the records, which sup- port Admiral Intentions concerning movements, while in command the which was searching f the Span- fleet, and he to more. NOTICE. By virtue of in., Ex. to the Ilk Court of County A. F. Young .- Co., against W. and ft K. J. W. ix. I will on Monday Sad day of Sept. IS o'clock H. house Pill County lo for lion all title and which J W. Cos baa in following described Estate One of land Had- dock X Roads, at the of New and Tan road and New to hat with to the Tan Read, will. lo the u.; of X containing acres in a Deed Iran Lewis tux sod wife to John M. cox hi Book I i page of the Register office Also one other piece of land from to John in Hook page r of Pill county. This day 1801. I'm County, Tucker, 0.8 Three One Year Rich, for Times VA., Now Only Cents a Year, and includes absolutely free The Paragon Monthly, New The Farm Journal. Philadelphia. DAILY SUNDAY Farm Journal and Para- Monthly, now only per year; per mouth by mail. Address THE TIMES, Va. SALE OF TOWN LOT By virtue f a decree of the Superior Court of Pitt County made a certain Special then in pending, Public estate II. vs. Bonnie It. sad other. I will on Monday, ISM, sell SI public sale the highest bidder, for cash, a lot panel of land in town Pin known as lot No. in block II. plan of said Iowa, saw sad grist mill Haste, 1st of August, 1901. CANNON, Pill-lie administering estate of W. II. deceased. OLD DOMINION LINE Steamer leave ton daily ate A. M. for Green Villa, leave Greenville daily at M. for Steamer leaves Mondays, and Fridays at A. M. for Tar leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesday s, Saturdays at A. M. carries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, New York and ton, and for all points for the Went with railroads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore, and Line from Boston. IBO. SON, Washington, N. C J. J. CHEERY, Greenville, N. C. it mm, DEALER IN GREENVILLE s. c. always . M. Pills This remedy never falls to Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick Headache, Biliousness And ALL DISEASES arising from a Torpid Liver and Bad Digestion The result Is good appetite solid Dose small; sugar c sad to swallow. Take No Substitute. Wholesale and retail Grocer and Furniture Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur. Seed, Oil Bar- re's, Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed- steads, Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba by Carriages, soils, Table, Lounges, Safes, P. i and Gail Ax Meat Key West Cheroots, American Beauty Can tied Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour. Sugar, Coffee, Lye, Magic Food, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nut, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Pi lines, Currents, Raisins, Glass China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware. Cakes and Crackers, Mara Butter, Stand-j court. Honker l vs. J. B. f K C. Yellowley, i. William J. II. Yellowley Executor II. A. Yellowley and B. Th, J n lay and as of and as of II A Yellowley, will take notice that an action a-- above has been need in Superior of Pitt to have that tract of bad known as Alpine, of which E C died by of the court to pay a debt due plaintiff from laid Be -t II from nuking rah- raid land mortgage ii and fr other relief demanded in the complaint the said defendant will further take notice that he to appear at the term of e. art said county to 1- a the l-i Monday in September, at boast of said county iii answerer demur to the complaint in said or plaintiff Will apply to Ike for the relief de- in said This of July, 1901. D. C. MOORE, clerk Superior Cotton Bagging and Ties on t Fresh kept constantly on hand. Country produce and A trial will convince you. D. W. W. R. WHICHARD BRO,, DEALERS IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de and prices as low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. UNIVERSITY of North Carolina. THE HEAD OF THE STATE'S SYSTEM. DEM LAW, J. i -DEALER IN- II A GENERAL LINE OF Also a nice Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. R. COREY. Norfolk, Va. Cotton and Brokers in Stocks, Grain and ions. Private Wires to New York, Eighty live scholarships. Free tuition to teachers and sous. Loans for the needy. Students Instructors,, New Dormitories, Water Works, j Chicago and New Orleans. Central Healing system. spent in improvements and 1901, Fall term f, 1901. Address, E. V. , Chapel Hill, X. C. Booth Carolina now ranks second cotton State, o by Massachusetts. The are that as South Carolina re -lied place within years, the next twenty there at least three Southern States which will lead South Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia. Wilmington Star. ard Sewing Much i lies, i in. a f. other goods. Quality and Quantity. Cheap for cash. Com Public. to sec me. SAM M Phone RB The woman who can put a neat patch on a pair of pants is the div mends. Pride of thing, but the pride of an honest, upright is far more The members of the Hyde board of have adopt- ed two rules might he in other counties. To refuse lo appoint anyone a member of a school commit tee whose name pears on the insolvent list, have directed superintendent of schools to notify all the teachers who arc behind payment of taxes of the advisability of paying them before they apply for a teach- Met AGENTS Mr. John Dr. wry. Agent for North Carolina and Virginia, of that Wall- and Popular Company, THE MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Co., of Bathes to lo large number of policy holders and to lb.- insurable public generally. this com- win now in this state and from Ibis dale will its and desirable policies, to all de- siring the very best insurance in the best life man ram e company the world. If the local agent In your town has not yet completed arrangements, address JOHN C. DREWRY, State. Agent, N. C. Assets Paid policy Live, reliable energetic agents wanted at The Commoner IMBUED WILLIAM J. Editor Publisher, Lincoln, Nebraska. in Advance. One Year fl, Six Months Three Sing. Copy No traveling canvassers arc em- ployed. Subscriptions taken at Tin-; office. The Semi- Weekly will be sent together one year for or The Daily and one year for 18.00 payable in ad- ones to worn j the Old mutual Benefit, PATENT for 1811 Lawyers. WASH FOR in The Eastern D. J. EDITOR ARD TRUTH TO PER YEAR II VOL. XX. PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST NO -AT- Tobacco Market opened, prices good. EVERYBODY PLEASED. BUT OUR PRICES ON DRY SHOES, HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, ate., WILL MAKE YOU LAUGH GROW FAT. COME TO SEE US. W. T. LEE Exposition. I .-1111 to about visitors with board and room with all modem conveniences, Fine view of Niagara River Lake Brie from house. Niagara Falls car door every f minutes. SO mill ates walk to exposition Take Niagara street ear to Auburn Avenue. Moderate rates. All correspondence will receive prompt attention. JOSEPH A. MOORE, Niagara Street, Buffalo, N. Y. TO THE PEOPLE, FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS OF PITT AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. We arc still in the forefront Of the race after your you the selected line of General Merchandise to lie found any store Pitt Comity. Well bought choice selections, the creations of the beat of America Europe. Seasonable all the round. Spring, Sunnier and Winter. We are work for and our mutual ad- vantage. It is our pleasure to show you what you want and to sell you if we can. We offer you the very service, polite attention, and the most liberal terms consistent with a well established business built up strictly on 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. Hats and Caps, Silks and Sal ins, Jackets and Capos, Carpets, Mattings and oil cloths. FIRST CLASS MILITARY SCHOOL IN EASTERN N. School, LaGrange, N. C. MILITARY, LITERARY, SCIENTIFIC A COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Boarding Pupils, Twelve Counties two Slates represented past session. School Buildings. Barracks for Sixty Cadets. The school aims to by latent and power. The individual needs of the students arc considered- The literary strengthens manly traits, gives a sound body clear mind. Class room methods cultivate lion and menial grasp. Athletics encouraged. Expenses per half term, including board, tuition, fuel, lights room, 955.00. No incidentals. School opens September -tin, 1901. Write for J. E. DEBNAM, Slit. Cash is King. For cash we will make the sharpest, swiftest most sweeping, price cutting ever known in mid summer. the is cut just half mi-all Dimities, Si ks, White Hosiery, Laces, Hamburg, Underwear, Shirts, Slippers, Um- and all furnishing goods. These goods must be pushed out lo make room fall goods. KICKS WILKINSON. TO GROW Select a lot that is not too roll so that the water will run off before it soaks in, far enough from the house and ban that will not find it. An orchard will not suit. The plant cm stand shade. Stubble laud, where you have cut wheat will answer, provided you cut bushels per acre. An old garden or Irish potato patch is best. Turn the laud at once, light to kill all grain that may lie on the land, then make a good seed bed twelve to eighteen inches. Alter breaking the land. put on at rate of M wagon loads of stable manure per acre and cut it in with Any clods that may be left can be broken with a drag, stone is be-1. Let the land lie until all seeds from manure come then harrow until all is killed. Take a drill in pounds pounds automated git- Get IS pounds of seed from a reliable seed man. pounds of seed lat year cod 93.95. Sow broadcast evenly best to sow Ways. This mediately after you have put the acid, etc. Cover with drag, re move all stones, and your work is done. The should be done between 20th of August 20th of September, if later it is liable to, be killed with winter. Should this spring on Irish potatoes try it again. acre sown as per direction, will feed eight horses from September all summer, without any corn. it green, cut twice a week in If you wish to make hay, cut after dew is off cock up I as fast as cut, use caps if you have them. A few hours of hot sun burns it brown, then it is not good feed. One sowing will last to years, the thing that will kill it is blue grass or; sedge glass. It will not don't tic your cow unless you wish to ruin Masonic Hall School-A la under control Board it. j of Trustees appointed by Greenville Lodge, A. A. M., When the crown root is Ml session Sept. This sell. was conducted last year it will die. If we, come up in the people of We have there. ,. Z . , employed Misses and to leach in spring mow then, oil close always, i,,, ., , mow close, a scythe is better than patronage support maintaining this school. Received. A large line of Caps, Belts, Laces and Embroideries. Ladies Col- and Cuffs all Sizes have largest and handsomest line of EVER brought to well is iii charge of my millinery department and it trimmed to suit Men's. Women's and Children's Shoes Horse Blankets and Dusters. and one Dusters. Groceries. Flour, Meat, Sugar Coffee, Molasses,; Lord, Bead Is, Hardware, Plows, Plow fixtures. Nails and Rope. Furniture. Headquarters Furniture and iii that Hue. We buy strictly for Cash, bat sell for Either Cash or on Approved Credit Our motto is Honesty, Merit and Square Dealing. , Your Friends, J. ft CO. Mr. S the Inn o is not 1-11 hand one will nudes you wait. Hats, Silks, Braids, Ornament the milliners Flowers, Ribbons, and every Bf POETIC JUSTICE. unenviable hero of the ; above recorded was subjected to -or test, and apparently he tailed. a Jersey a pleasure drive man who . ilea for his I horns he was showing a manly and . I stern strength of character which is day and generation. I the It a very hot day, and when; have an the drive was about half over the women rather admire those who arc of cruelty. Those men are trying to lit six- ed though lather severe lesson the necessity of being humane Masonic Hall School, For Girls a machine. I have stocks years old just is strong as r. When you wish from any en lies lo change your laud, you will it much proved. I sow ed one acre and from April to this time I have not given my mules buggy horse any corn at all. The their stock and ship their corn down South. f Thus we make cotton to buy Western corn. One acre in is worth as much for feed as ten acres of any other plant, and no expense after sowing. Very respectfully. Win. Croft, N. C. Tuition per 91.50, Intermediate Higher 92.50. Languages each extra. A matriculation fee of will be Charged. The school will have no music this session. Persons in can board pupils of the school will please notify the Secretary. L. CAKE, Sec. Hoard Trustees. Attorney decides the ease of the county of education can- not compromise with town author- and remit three lines due public schools. people never really enjoy Even positive man can give a negative answer. Corn the cob makes sonic smile from ear to The wise waiter says a tip in the hands is worth two the races. The email boy's idea of true hap is to lie always sure of a second piece of pie. The oyster is uneasily his bed. Winterville High School. FOR Fall term opens September 2nd and s December 20th. Spring term begins December 30th and ends May High School, Intermediate and Primary De- and Music. Delightful location noted for healthful- rounded by excellent moral and religions For and full information address E. Is. C. Homer Military School, OXFORD, a. Elegant buildings, heated by fan system, securing per- ventilation. Sixteen new rooms for two boys each to be added for the fall term. Engagements should be made early. Annual attendance up to foil capacity and many turned away for lack of ion. deal athletic with quarter mile track, iii the South, Faculty of specialists special work. Curriculum preparatory the best college or education. An atmosphere of high Ideals surrounds school, as not preparing for higher education are excluded. Fall term September 1st, THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE NORMAL Classical, Commercial, Pedagogical, Musical. Annual expense to for of the Slate i faculty of To board nil ramie July from For i-x oilier N. C, horse became balky. The driver thereupon lost and gave he animal an unmerciful healing. Then I he trouble began. A eon stable saw him and promptly him for cruelty to animals- lie unable to pay money, and his companion settled the homo and wrote him a note, and a bat a man will so brutally neat a horse and easily lose his temper, a man;, lug him would lake the oh nice of the same And rest of note released him the engagement. M.-i people will be of ion that the young lady in lion did exactly n i; was right, and she was in dis- the disposition of her before of marriage. to the pain another N a trail v i- either i century ideas into twentieth century It cannot be done. It is true that women ad- mire a brave man, and the man question is a or a hunter, but there is a very fine distinction between the brave man and the mar who is ever ready to indict pain. What the modern mis lo admire in the soldier is not his willingness to shoot other men, but his readiness to be shot himself; not his pulses, but his sacrifice of personal safely. The of who would like a man better after see- him act cruelly toward a help- ; less is not lit for a civilized Need Of Good Mothers. Marriage is becoming a mer- substituted for homes, wives arc- ladies children are unavoidable course, it i t to lie inferred every man who will beat his horse w ill also beat Ins wife, cruelty animals so vitiates moral husband or a wife. While, of nuisances and destruction of a habit. The few who the homes arc turned over to to and nurses in baby. hood to public schools in child- re that perceptions hood, fashionable colleges in youth, which a sense of justice depends are given over to society, dress and are blunted. The Intimacy in young marriage is so close that Instead of reading the Bible and can only ex where is saying their prayers at the forbearance, together with girls plait their hair shucks for certain sensitiveness to the feelings gs and boys plait their toes of others. The man who docs for toothpick shoes and both goto possess this sensitiveness may sleep with a dime novel under be actually cruel to either with or their pillow and head children, so far physical on top of it, treatment concerned, but he ill The old daddy is up to his chin say and do things which are quite I in business and in as brutal a blow with a whip name, up to her eyes society would be. There are a dozen eon- and the children am wallowing in which are likely to idleness and the whole thing is restrain him from wife beating toward the grate where the opinion of his neighbors, humanity runs out. They have torn, tear his wife max invoke not sense enough to be good. The tho law, tear retaliation by her brains have all ran down in i. lath c. or merely feel and hands and all they can do it la not usual fur to play progressive euchre and bands to express their sentiments dance. in way. if Ins nature is A f.-w first class mothers would essentially cruel lie will ways head Off this whole gang and turn lo torture dependent upon all our dudes and into inc. which are worse than physical men and women. I have no pain. The true teal of a man's lo woman suffrage, but the character is not to lie found in his woman who raises four boys for actions When he is restrained by Cod and the right multiplies her public sentiment or fear of vole by four. I am favor of a lie is his real self when woman being anything- she wants he is free lo act, to indulge mean- except the father of a family of or cruelty, toward children, but my judgment is that some creature cannot biggest thing a woman can be and ban means of de j is a class wife and mother. The in who is the