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Horner Military School,
X. U.
Elegant buildings, heated by Hie Buffalo Ian system,
feet ventilation. Sixteen new rooms for two boys each to he a
the fall term. Engagement should be made early. Annual all
up to the full capacity and many turned away each session for
room. field, with quarter mile track, the
Faculty of specialists special work. Curriculum
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the school, as students not preparing for higher c
arc excluded. Fall term begins September 1st.
per-
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Masonic Hall School,
For Girls
Masonic Hall A school lot girls under control Hoard
of Trustees appointed by Greenville Lodge, No. A. V. A. M.,
will open full session Sept. 2nd. was conducted last
with great satisfaction to the people of We have there
fore employed Misses H. Parker and Lelia Thornton to In
this school this year, and to all who have girls to educate ask
patronage and support in maintaining school.
Tuition per 1.50, Intermediate Higher
2.50, Languages each extra. A matriculation Cm of l be
charged. The school will no department this session.
Persons in town who can board pupils of the school will please
notify the Secretary. II, L. CA Bee, Board Ti
Greenville Male Academy.
The next session of this school will begin on Monday, September
1901. AS FOLLOWS
Primary English per month I English per month
Language each
This been its present management for thirteen
years. The work in the past Is cited us a -the future,
boys go every session from us illicitly to or any College
In the State. standing there speaks for the work done here.
Purely i business it desired. and Type
Writing may be arranged for if pupils Your patronage in the
past is duly appreciates and we ask a continuance of the same.
entrance lies work. W. II,
V, Aug. 1901. Principal.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Washington. U. C. Aug.
way for the new
That is the sort of a shout some
rubber-lunged will
M putting up in front of Acting
Secretary Hackett, if he is left
sole charge of the Navy Depart-
much longer. His head gets
bigger every day and he comes
nearer thinking himself the whole
thing. He has made it quite plain
that he is In this he
has only followed the example of
Secretary Load difference be-
that has more tact and
courtesy than to assume autocratic
airs. It is understood that so many
complaints about Hackett have
been made to Mr. that
he has given Secretary Long a
by wire that it would be
for hi in to cut bis
short and return to Washington
sometime the assembling of
the Court of Inquiry, and
Mr. Long will resume charge
of the Navy Department next
week.
The moat happenings
of the week in the preparations
for the Inquiry ate all con-
with Hear Admiral
son. whose as a member of
the court is now anything but
Rear Admiral Schley,
through his counsel, the
Navy Department to forward ;
copy of an alleged interview with
in which Schley was
sneered at and Sampson lauded to
that officer and request him to say
whether he was correctly reported
or not. Caesar Hackett has made
public his letter to Schley denying
the request and
and giving why he should
not asked about that interview,
which is anything but convincing.
That is of course.
has the right to absolutely
challenge if he wishes to
exercise it, Parker, who Is i
assisting Sidney's counsel in
case, has an affidavit
from the reporter who interviewed
Hear Admiral declaring
that the interview was absolutely
correct as published and
log his willingness to testify before
the Court of Inquiry if his
deuce was considered necessary,
Should acknowledge the
accuracy of the interview he would
thereby disqualify himself for sit-
ting on the court, no how
anxious Caesar Hackett and the
clique might be
to keep him on the court. Should
he deny the collect of the pub-
Interview, he will
by the reporter.
The joint Committee
the American Anti-Trust Lea
and the Knights of Labor
came out ahead Id Id first round
with the Attorney Knox.
The committee asked Mr. Knox
to famish any information in his
possession concerning format ion
of the steel trust. He replied
be had any information
the trust or that he had any-
thing to do with its formation; ad-
that he was legal counsel
for the Carnegie Steel Co., for some
time previous to the formation of
the ti list, and asserting that the
duty and object of the Department
of Justice was to the Fed-
The committee re
plied letter with a public
statement in which it pointed out
the evasive nature of bis denial,
and issued following challenge
General
Knox offer a reward tor the pro
of the incriminating
against the trusts for which
we asked, and which be says he
docs Will he announce
the Department of Justice
w ill pay a substantial reward to any
person or person who will produce
evidence that will lead to the
conviction of any person
or corporation guilty of violating
the Federal
Let do Ibis, and institute
proceeding against trust law
breakers, and the people will no
longer have doubts as to his faith
ins oath of office,
and he mil no longer lie the
target for criticism, innuendo, a d
on the the press
bananas of the fact while the
trusts rifle roughshod over the pen
pie, Attorney General who is
the sole officer under the Federal
law who is vested with authority
to prosecute them, refuses to bike
any
Rear Admiral Schley no longer
the slightest doubt that the
whole official power of the Navy
Department is being used against
him. His protesting against
Hackett's action in construing
request that a copy of an objection
able newspaper interview which
Rear Admiral be
warded to that officer, in order to
give him an opportunity to say
whether ho was correctly reported
into a challenge of light
to sit on the Court was manly and
straight forward and must have
made Hackett feed as small as most
unprejudiced persons think be is,
but it did not make him change his
Atlanta, Nor. 1900.
W have handled Or.
ever sums its first
to the public and trade M a
and our trade in it
steadily increased from year to year until
our order now amount to two or three
hundred gross per year, U a very-
strong of it's merit an. the
faction it is giving to the mothers of
country, for they that nothing so effect-
counteracts the the summer's
sun or overcomes so quickly the
Incident to teething.
THE LAMAR ft DRUG CO.
Druggists.
ruling, seems very little
doubt that did use the
language reporter
swears that and that he was
selected as a of the Court
of Inquiry by Hackett with the lull
knowledge and be was a Sampson
partisan. That is why Hackett
did not wish to ask about the
interview. These men arc playing
with lite arc smirching the
good name the American Navy
as a whole as it wan never smirch-
ed before, all for the dastard-
and cowardly purpose of ruin-
as brave a man as ever
a ship. there is a day of
reckoning ahead; It will take
place before the Court of Inquiry,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Clerk of Superior Court of
county having Letters of
to me, the undersigned on the
day of August, 1901, on the estate of Lynn
Tripp, deceased, notice is hereby given to
all persona indebted to estate to make
immediate payment to undersigned, and
to all creditors of estate to present
their claims authenticated, to the
undersigned, within twelve months alter
the of this notice, or this notice will be
plead in bar of recovery.
This the Bill of August, 1901.
of the estate of Tripp
NOTICE.
The undersigned been notified
by Judge Henry K. Bryan he will not
be able to hold the September term of
county court, 1901, all jurors who
been summoned for the and
weeks of mid term are hereby
lied not to attend, but ill witnesses who
hare summoned and all parties who
have ban bound over to said
Mr term are hereby notified and required
to term of said court o
Monday, September, 1901. A new
jury will be drawn and for sad
special term. This Aug. 1901.
W.
C MOORS, court.
Practical Education
In agriculture, engineering, mechanic
arts, and cotton manufacturing; a
of theory and practice,
of study and manual training.
a year. Total expense, in-
chiding clothing and board,
Thirty teachers. students. Next
session begins September 4th.
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IV.
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Address TIMES,
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OLD DOMINION LINE
SALE OF TOWN LOT
virtue of n decree of Superior
Court of made in a certain
Special Proceeding therein pending,
Cannon, Public Administrator,
the W. H.
vs. Bonnie B. and
I will on Monday, September 2nd, 1901,
before Court door in Greenville,
sell at public to the highest bidder, for
cash, a Kt or parcel of land in the
town of Ayden, County, known as lot
No, in H. in the plan of said town,
including the and grist mill thereon
situate. Thin the In day of August, 1901.
CANNON,
Public administering
estate of II.
Steamer leave Washing
ton daily at A. M. for Green-
ville, leave daily at
M. for Washington.
Steamer Edgecombe leaves
Greenville Mondays, Wednesday
and 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 Boa-
ton, and for all points for
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.
Washington, N. C
J. J. CHERRY.
Greenville, N. C.
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DEALER
in Superior
court the clerk.
Ford.
BRAN
Wyatt Bryan,
The above named
will take notice that an action us
ha been in the Superior
court of Pill county, to -ill a certain lot
he Town of Bethel for partition. And
said will further lake notice
that he is required to appear at the office of
the of the court of Pi county
on Friday Sept. 1901, and answer or
demur to complaint in said action, or
the plaintiff will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in complaint.
This August 14th, 1901. C.
clerk Superior court,
. M.
Grocer and
Cash paid for
Hide-. Fur. Seed, Oil Bar-
. Egg, etc. Bed-
Mattresses, Oak Ba-
do Carts, Parlor
suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P.
Gail ft
Key West Cheroots,
Can-
, Peaches,
Pins h, Jelly, Milk,
Flour Coffee, Meat, Soap,
Ly, Magic Matches, Oil,
Cotton Meal and Hulls, Oar-
den Beads. Oranges, Apples,
Currents, Raisins, Glass
Ware, Tin and Wooden
Ware, Cakes and Crackers,
Best Butter, Stand-
ard Hewing Mach I and nu-
other goods. Quality and
Quantity. Cheap for cash. Com
to me.
LAND
By virtue of a of Superior
court Co in a proceeding
led Ben S. Best, W.-n. L. Beat and
H. Best, the Coin-
will Hell for cash before the court
house door in Greenville Monday the
2nd day of Sept. 1901 the following
ed tract of lying on the side of
Creek and South side of Green-
ville Bond. Beginning at a stake side of
aid road Frank William's corner, thence
South E. poles to said William's
other corner, South West
Boding Branch, thence
poles, South
poles to a slake corner in said line,
Soul West, Hi-, to Main Hood,
then with to the
more or tor.
This August
loner
North Fill county, in the
court.
Hooker
vs.
B. I
B. Cherry, I v .
William
J. B. Yellowley of
II. A.
B. individually. J
The J B Yellowley
and as administrator of Yellowley
and as Executor of H A Yellowley, will
take notice that an action entitled as above
has commenced ii Superior
of Pitt county, to have that tract of land
known as Alpine, of which E c Yellowley
died seized and possessed, sold by
court to pay a debt due plaintiff
from said E c and also to restrain
B cherry from making sale of raid land
under a mortgage from J Yellowley and
for other relief demanded in tho complaint
the said defendant will further take
notice that he is required to appear at the
next term of Superior court of said county
to be held on the 1st Monday in September,
at Court house of said county In
N. c, and answer or demur to
complaint in said action or the plaintiff
will apply tn the court for the relief de-
in said complaint.
This day of July, 1901.
D. C. MOORE,
clerk court
By virtue of two Executions directed to
the undersigned from Hie Court of
Pitt County entitled A. F. Young Co.,
against J, W, Cox and J. Si E.
against J. W. I will on Monday the
2nd day of Kept. 1901 at o'clock M. at
court house door of County sell to
the highest bidder for cash
all the right interest which
W. Cox has In following described
Real One piece of land at Had-
docks X Roads, beginning at the junction
of the New and road and run-
down the New Road to James
Cox line, thence with Jas Cox's line around
to the Tall Road, then with Tail
to tho Containing M acre,
One other piece of land at
X Roads containing acres
fully described in a Deed from Lewis cox
and wife to John M. cox recorded In Book
H-4 age of Register of Pitt
Also one other piece of bad con-
acres fully in s deed
from wife to John
Book R-4 page in the Register office of PHI
county. This 2nd. day of Aug. 1901.
O. if
Sheriff of Pitt County.
By Tucker, 0.0.
UNIVERSITY
of North Carolina.
OF THE STATE'S
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ACADEMIC
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Eighty-five scholarships. Free
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New Dormitories, Water Works,
Central Heating system.
spent in improvements in
and Fall term begins
Address,
E. P.
Chapel Hill, X. C.
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VOL. XX.
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AIL GUI,
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early investigation. These goods must
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RICKS
THE STEER BEAT.
of tine said a
stranger in city yesterday,
minds the sad incident in the
life of Capt. James Evans, of Cum-
Ten year ago
there was no man that val-
a fast horse more than
Evans, but now he would pay
much for a good strong blind mule
as for It all came about
this The got hold of
a horse that he was certain was the
traveler
county, and he all his leisure
time the animal in good
racing shape. He had visions
unlimited first prizes at county
fairs; and there's no doubt
the fact that the horse was a hum
One day Capt. Evans hitch-
ed him to his light dog and
started to town. Just as he drove
out of his he met a farmer
that he knew, who was driving a
big tall white steer to an old fray-
ed out buggy. The captain said it
was most remarkable ox that he
bad ever seen and had longest
legs be had ever seen on any cattle
kind. The captain and farmer
drove side by side for about a mile,
talking of one and another,
and just as the captain was about
to touch up bis horse and hurry on
the farmer
captain, this is
pleasant, but I reckon I must get
on
that the tall steer reached
out his legs began to
the grit at a great pace.
Captain was so amazed
that for a minute he sat his cart
watched that ox trot.
Then he got mad, reached for his
whip, clucked
Katy
Katy did all she
knew
may not believe it, but the
captain said he never was able to
catch that white steer, though he
raced him for nearly seven miles.
Sometimes the farmer would let
him come pretty close then he
would take another grip on his
lines, yelp,
and the way that old he-cow would
buckle down to and am-
up down those hills was a
caution. Finally the captain real-
that it was useless to race any
further, pulled his blooded horse
and watched the steer,
with his tat Stretched straight out
behind, disappear from view.
Since Capt. Evans
has had use for race
Charlotte Observer.
Our Hew
Mosquito Story.
heavy weight
mosquito story of the season comes
county. It is told by
gentleman this city who is just
from a over there. He
says that recently a mule in that
section of country was bitten by a
and the animal taken
to the swamp apparently dead.
The ubiquitous dis-
covered the body, the word was
passed among the mosquito family
they collected there teeming
millions. They drew all the blood
from the animal which was so
with the of the
snake that by
pests dropped dead from the body
and a large portion of the
had been extracted, the mule
got up returned to his owner's
farm house. Where the body
to make the story
inch of dead as found on
the It is a mosquito story
with the accent upon the
Wilmington Star.
Fall Stock
is coining in and our store is a scene of beautiful goods.
is full with new Skirts, Jackets, Waists,
Our Stock of Shoes
is complete in every way. We can suit your rest,
your head, your purse. Come to see us.
Your Friends,
MY NEW GOOD
are coming in every day.
Watch this space and yon
will see some Eye Open-
Prices.
The Dose With a Wry Face.
Tin- has never favor-
ed laws the character of
ion and for reasons
it has sol forth- It is not demo-
or southern federal and
New England. The Charlotte News
is pleased to
Wilmington Messenger
strenuously opposed such a
but the Messenger has
legislature adjourned, seen
error of its ways and now think
compulsory attendance Is one
necessities to stamp out
It accepts undemocratic
Yankee Soldiers Started Lynching.
We published a few days ago a
letter Son. Daniel It
stating I hat case of rape of
white woman by a of which
he ever heard happened in Frank-
county nearly quarters of
a century ago. In that case the
was tried by a jury and hung
after No lynching was
even suggested.
Speaking of Mr. letter
yesterday, Mr. Joseph Blake,
of Wake county and well
known citizen, said that the first
lynching of which he ever heard
was conducted by soldiers in Sher-
man's army, the spring
measure simply preference when Sherman's advance
stopping common on way to
two evils it selects the lesser as came to a near
is and disastrous, Lodge, near the edge of John-
With a large of Wake county, and
two races for whom the white are woman in a deplorable condition.
taxed refusing steadfastly to avail
themselves of the benefits of
where
her
moaning
husband
Asked
was, the
A cream milkman's
add.
It may seem peculiar but the
average actor would rather have a
long than a short walk.
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schools created sustained by others J woman said be was in the
becomes necessary tolerate army. At she was afraid
either discontinue the tax or to Yankee soldiers, but when
pew compulsion latter is they assured her that they would
very bad, and necessity is to her, she told them that
deplored, it remedy is need- she had assaulted by a
to reduce the tremendous who had Just gone up the road.
a. Carolina, and re- the perfectly,
. -I . ii- ill the him within
A government lest than a mile of the lady's
like own based up Ho back,
supposed virtue, i and j tided lady, those sol-
of the people. With ,. Sherman at once all fired
showing between five and t riddling his body
six per cent. Increase, and the fit bullets. They then buried
whites show log only some two i Ike road built a cause-
high time that way his and all that
schools wen and the j Sherman's army marched over
ages be body.
required alien allow
lo Interfere with the
health and of
The lakes i
education as an
re
n dose physic-
Wilmington Messenger.
This ow that there is do
men In the North
South when the honor of
the are In peril.
A Gift.
s, U. S. Ward, of Ply.
who was iii city
day, tells cf a magnificent gift to
hi-ion. it Is for an
building and is given by Dr.
To Halifax Is accredited i- n now
of being the first town in a native of Here-
Three Times The, Value
OP ANY OTHER.
ONE
THIRD PASTER,
Agents in all unoccupied
territory,
Company,
Atlanta, Ga.
For sale
S. T WHITE,
North Carolina to solve
the water problem, it boasts of
an well on the court
square furnishing an
supply of pure cold water.
moved to Pennsylvania after the
war and amassed a large fortune.
only condition to his gift is
that the town provide a lot where-
upon he would erect
may not claim priority In I the memory of his wife, and this
securing good water, nut it docs I will done. The present
claim any town in ; building is cut inadequate and
eastern of the Slate. Ill new structure will be of brick
has within corporate limits and furnished throughout,
three flowing artesian wells, and Dr. Hampton i- now in
deep while within less mouth and is so much impressed
than a quarter of a mile town
there are four Rowing wells.
The analysis first made by the
stale of
showed up well
ample was and showed
the same is,
water was a- . as water could
ton
with lbs artesian water there that
he has some of it to his
people in Pennsylvania, he
the thinks it is a health restorative.
another Raleigh News ft Observer.
Bobbin's Chill Tills all
is
made other fail
No i an Mot
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EASTERN REFLECTOR
GREENVILLE, N. C.
D. J. WHICHARD, Ed. Owner
Entered at the Post Office at
Greenville, N. C, as Second-Class
Mail Matter.
Tuesday. September
AYCOCK ON LYNCHING.
courts people can see
will be proper- and speedily
dealt with by the In .
BOOK PUBLISHERS UNFAIR.
Reports coming out from
say that the State
of Public Instruction is
very much exercised over certain
actions of the book companies hold-
contracts to furnish books to
Raleigh, N. C, August Vic used in the public schools of the
Gov. Aycock said today that he is U
actually afraid to take up a news-1 do v
the law requires
paper every morning for fear lie
will see accounts of
The situation is, he says, simply j them to make they
appalling and he don't know what have adopted all kinds of red taps
to do. The crime for which to prevent or discourage
is administered, seems to be I the offering of any old la
increasing at an alarming rate. I . B , . ,. .
. , . exchange, borne these things
He says the rewards I .
coming to the attention of the
even party or parties Superintendent riled and be
lie reported there is no grand jury is doing tome plain talking on the
to be found that will find a
There me some other things in
connection with this school book
bill, or jury that will con
The Governor charges the news- j
pipers with being largely V
the in that the has not taught on to. The book
action of the is Invariably concerns made a great nourish of
endorsed by them and the state -their sacrifices and bow much
made that nothing else ,.;., , .,.
to expected, lie also takes the
books
were going to
bat when the tiling is
ed into a little it be seen that
position that the tend to
increase the crime of rape in that j
the disregard of the law by lynch- they are making more on many
who generally of the bitter books under the new law than
class of people the lower j did under the old law. That
element with a disregard for it . If ,,,
which manifests itself in the com- ,,,,,,
, . ,., , ., t i handle the books
mission of the nameless crime, lie
says he is powerless to put down The agent or dealer who
either the lynching or the rape, the books is the man upon
and don't believe conditions can be whom the loss falls, all the re-
changed until a public sentiment made by the book concerns
is created which will put a stop to . , , ,. . . , ,.
I Is taken oil the commissions of the
lynching.
per
seller. They used to pay
more favorable conditions than ever before in its
past history. We have larger better facilities for handling
tobacco than ever before and larger number of good buyers
who have orders for every grade of tobacco grown, Greenville
is market and the
Farmers Warehouse Headquarters
for highest market prices at all times, and clever, courteous
treatment at the of every one connected with the Farm-
Warehouse
am in better to do business than ever before, and if
prices will got it I am going to have your
tobacco. I appeal to no passion or prejudice but upon
the bed rock of truth and I rest my claim your pat-
ask you this year to give me a chance and I will
take cue balance. have been running a warehouse
on ibis market nearly years and I think I know how to sell
your tobacco. I hare with nu a corps of thoroughly
tent, reliable and courteous assistants, who will use every
honorable means to advance your interest. When you come
Greenville ask you especially to come around and see me
whether you bring tobacco or not. A hearty, princely welcome
always awaits you at the Farmers.
Sincerely.
O. L. JOYNER,
Greenville, N. C. Prop. Warehouse.
., . . , cent commission selling book-.
The newspapers the Mate de-1
the occurrence of
equally as much as does Gov.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
while now I hey oiler only o per cons
and most of them have con-
tracts that no business man shot Id
Washington, U.
cock, and ii instead of blaming the
newspapers the Governor
lay the responsibility to the courts
and the lawyers he would tie near-
light. Let the Governor, if
is in bis power, take steps ,
or at least advocate
will lead to the enactment of fewer
Here is the way some of
pi ices figure out. take three
; books tor
OLD LAW.
Book Price Com.
Web.
farces in the name of trials in court,
and there will be less ground for law.
the newspapers to say Web. is 1.8
else was to be when Bar. 1.5
there is a lynching. -IS
Profit
13.2
11.0
j Sampson's supporters in the Navy
; Department think of this
and for obvious reasons it is
I not likely to lie known. They can-
not endorse it with good grace, and
Washington would be peaceful cannot regard it with open disfavor
at present were it not for the without hurting themselves. That
-on but both Shaffer's testimony, if taken,
sides are so busy in considering , would lie out one of the most inter-
what they will do to each other jest chapters in the record
there is a semi not be doubted. The big General
suggestion of war. The adherents j. good at fabrications or
of Admiral Sampson have thus far
kept occupied in explaining
as much of their chief's erratic con-
duct as they without giving
their case away beforehand. Some u he rear.
of the explanations do not ex- .-
AYDEN NOTES.
The latest development the
and he was in a position to
know Sampson very well. He
would have to relate, under oath,
the story of the Santiago campaign
The manner trial of It is seen that on some is the discovery of the fact N. O., Aug.
tots crimes that cause fit to the publish- the Cuban. General Garcia, Mis. T. Smith left Thursday
is wrong. Who wants to see the la larger than before. All the that to visit brother,
was coming out of the harbor of near
victim of sot h a crime dragged in will
to court and forced to repeat the
, Santiago the morning of July W. W. Garden, of
i His information a
whom contract were offered arc
refusing to handle the books on
-mil conditions,
horrible story public Who;
wants to her subjected lo a
cruel cross examination
lawyer whose sense honor
justice is for the being blind- j
ed by the fee he get- lo, defending to
the No
examination being to confuse her th Legislator mean
word by which
be broken down,
further humiliation heaped upon of book concerns
her, and the turned loose annoy
And if a conviction takes teachers, pupils
sentence is passed
some future nay. who knows
what the Governor will re The Greenville pub-
the proceedings in the May-
or's of court of that township for a
week. The Mayor was very busy
jams from the re- spent Tuesday night in town.
French Consul at Santiago, Misses Nina and Blanche
commutation or pardon,
set aside what and court
have done t and the Ones were and
These things have been clone, causes were alike. There
and they grate heavily upon the Ur-
feelings of the people who wan.
there were fights and rioting, one
fellow was was arraigned keep
an open bar. Borne minors
were arraigned, b Was an ugly
showing for a week in a small
town. Whiskey runs at the bot-
tom of all the violence and drunk
Wilmington
gar.
sec the virtue and lives of our
men protected, measures be
provided by which such criminals
can be tried Immediately, shield
the victim from publicity and
d-ring the trial, and as
soon as the guilt of the criminal is
established let him lie executed
without delay. Bring about these
reforms there will be no
picking up
of reading an account of a lynch-
lynching would never occur in
North Carolina, but it believes
they will continue to occur until
there are change the
t pretty well.
e learn many dealers lot and was, presumably, wigwagged returned home Washing-
to Sampson, as there was a code of ton Wednesday.
between John was in town
and Sampson for that precise and Thursday,
It would appear therefore, w. T. of Durham,
Sampson not only thought spent a few day in town this
might come out at I week.
that lime, and, as he has already Mis. J. A. Davis, Mrs. K. W.
claimed, made all arrangements and J. It. Smith
slop him should this happen, Baltimore Thursday.
but that he actually that the . K. of
sortie of the spent Thursday in town,
about lo lake place, and knowing. W. E. Williams, of Norfolk,
deliberately absented himself with Friday,
of the best ships of the An organ, for the Baptist church
and was hull down arrived this week.
seven mile; The W. H. T. S. opened
for him to with twenty two students, others
make his keeps coming in.
On ascertaining this, Admiral. Rev. J. K. returned
friend took from Wednesday morn-
light in arising asking with
one voice. It of C. C. College opens
sometime, as If the Schley press Monday Sept. -ml.
of the country, means most , who bean via-
were one big In- county, came home
point addressed to Wednesday.
unlucky Sampson.
That Schley is the of Last Sunday John L. was
enlisted men there Is no doubt, out on a bank hunting for a
The on his ship was about to
by him, and so do the gunners and I the when the rail upon
tin other ships, not In- i which ho stepped broke and he
eluding, of course, the New fell in the ditch. reed stubble
was the only one of the stuck in his and penetrated
three prominent admirals j up into the forehead. The doctors
Schley and who attend- think bis Injuries will prove fatal.
ed the banquet at the Waldorf- Dr. Win. Hall, of New
Astoria for the enlisted men York, will lecture C. C. College
dining the New York night, Sept.
Did It Occur to You
on Um tail
of Um finger or i
would in
Pain.
Killer will an I sting f
poisonous m well m
lo as u
Avoid lime i
i, Perry Pile
Chill Pills cure sad ll
That is tin y n
Cute other
Ho cure, no -i
lion. Schley made a speech which Prof. A J. Manning has a severe
look the sailors by storm. ; attack of weeping
II has been suggested that cu-l It. Smith, Mrs. J. A. Davis
Shatter should lie called as a and Mrs. R. W. Smith returned
witness w hen the of Thursday night f.-om Baltimore and
meets, it is not known just what Washington City.
Department.
NEWSY AND BUSINESS
NOTES.
N. C, Aug.
On last Thursday the
Carriage Co, shipped bran
new buggies. Almost daily this
firm make shipments and it is not
to lie wondered at. A look at one
of their vehicles, to say nothing of
their durability, is a bait too
tempting for who is need of
a riding turnout to resist. Their
work cannot be excelled.
J. E. Green went to
Thursday and returned Friday
morning. To hear a description
of his visit and the pretty
he met is truly that
has bad.
W. A. West, of the Beaufort
County Lumber Company, spent a
short while here Tuesday.
Mrs. G. W. Parker went to
den Tuesday and returned Wed-
J. of this
left last Wednesday for Charleston,
S. C, where he has gone to look
after some real estate he owns in
that Slate.
A. O. Tucker little son, of
Standard, were here Wednesday.
Mrs. C. M. is
near
Miss Cos came up yes
morning's train from
Springs. She will attend the next
of the Winterville High
School.
Miss Cora Braxton, of Ayden,
who has on a visit to Mrs.
W. B. returned to her
home Friday afternoon.
Miss Ophelia Pinker, who has
been away for a visit,
Friday. She was ac-
companied by Miss Lizzie Murphy,
of county, who will spend
some time with her.
Prof. E. went to
Wednesday on business
and Friday morning.
Miss Rosa Tucker, of Standard,
took the here
evening for where she
to consult Dr. Hyatt concern-
her eyes. She returned Friday-
morning and will be a student, in
the school next session.
Miss Annie of Staley,
N. C, Assistant Principal of the
school here, returned last
day evening.
Our old friend J. B. Latham,
spent a little while
with us Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Harding, of Wash-
who has a visit
for several days, has returned
home. Mrs. Dr. B. T. Cox
little went with her
and will sometime.
Bob Little Josh Manning
the picnic at
the They report a grand
time, arc nearly, if not quite,
as sick as in inn
Ex-Sheriff Allen Warren and
son, K. Warren,
were here a short while yesterday
evening.
L. L. It's a boy I
Still we grow,
Mrs. W. L. House and child re-
turned from a visit to
yesterday.
It. Chapman, wife and child,
of Calico, the day here yes
with the family of J. D.
Mr. Chapman has bought a
lot on which he will erect a
residence and move his family
here.
More
The Southern back
to its old schedule next Sun-
day, and this will prevent
dailies reaching in
the morning.
The A. N. B. K. has again
changed its schedule. The train
which comes from Morehead City
in the evening which is due
here at has changed so
as lo arrive in at p.
The train will not go to More-
head it will run only between
Newborn and On Sun-
days this train will go to Morehead
City and in the evening will arrive
at Kinston at p. The
freight train, which
Goldsboro at a. m., has been
to arrive here hour
later, S. m. This new
goes effect on
Kinston Free Press, 30th.
WE THE WORK.
And that is the reason the old Greenville Warehouse is
selling so much tobacco. We get the highest price for every
pile sold on our floor. The farmers see this, and appreciating
ard work do for them they bring us their tobacco.
We treat all get the best price time. Bring your
next load to the Greenville Warehouse and we will show you
the truth of this. We have every accommodation for you and
your team.
J. C.
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It will be to your interest to sec what we do for yon before
placing your life insurance.
Good territory open for in North Carolina.
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LEE ON THE WAR.
N. Y., Aug.
Editor Reflector
As my vacation draws to a close
and the time for returning home
approaches, my thoughts
ahead of my person and I
in imagination, already at
Greenville where so may interests
cluster and where I am soon to
meet to greet so many friends.
This is, indeed, a unique resting
place, it resting place it may be
called, for there is continually be-
presented such an interesting
program, schools in every
able department of learning,
the various topics of the
day, exhibitions and experiments
the various arts sciences,
above all Bible
school normal classes which up
into the hundreds. This has, go
far as attendance is concerned,
been the most successful year of
the twenty-three years of the ex-
of the institution.
Among the notable features
among the popular lectures has
been the lecture of Gen.
Lee to the army veteran. Old
soldiers of either army were
to reserved seats. His sub-
was and in
review its history he touched
a delicate way the causes
leading up to the war, saying that
when different States entered the
Federal compact, the of
the right to withdraw from the
the union never was
and could be determined, for,
if it had been said that any State
may withdraw at will the compact
would have unstable; and if
it had been officially declared that
States could never separate
from the union then many of them
would not have entered the com-
pact at all. Hut, said the General,
it has decided now and for-
ever, which was greeted with loud
General Le thrilled the old
soldiers with a description of
unsuccessful charges the
history of war, including the
notable of the Federals at
and of the Con-
federates at Gettysburg under
All of these
be showed were made under mis-
of the enemies,
or misunderstanding of
For instance, Gen. R. E. Lee
never ordered Picket alone to make
the charge at Gettysburg, but that
entire part of the army. If the
order bad been obeyed the
results might hare
different.
Hot I must tell rest
when I see you.
BLACK JACK ITEMS.
BlackJack, N. O., Aug.
Quite a number of our people
went to Norfolk on the excursion
last week.
and Chaney Bar-
smiled on early Monday
morning.
Several from here went to the
picnic at Riverside last Saturday.
Harper had the
tune to get his hand severely
with a razor last Saturday.
Mr. Dixon spent Thurs-
day and Friday with her parents
here.
Kid. Johnie one of the
Seminary preacher boys, filled his
appointment here Saturday night
and Sunday. Johnie is a fine
low. We will be pleased to have him
with us again.
Mr. Gates, from Pantego,
stopping here Saturday night and
L. H. White went to Washing-
ton Monday.
Amos Clark and little sister,
Bessie, spent Sunday night with
sister near here.
We had the unusual pleasure of
having Prof. G. E. Lineberry and
J. D. Cox, of Winterville,
in our awhile last Fri-
day.
Miss Annie White is very sick
with fever. We hope for her
recovery.
EASTERN REFLECTOR
NOTICE.
If there is a CROSS MARK
in the margin of this paper it
sit to remind yon that you owe
Eastern for
subscription and we request
you to settle as early as pas-
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.
Morven, Aug. was
honored with the first bile of now
cotton the State, today. It was
sold by Mr. It
weighed pounds and sold for
cent. It was strict middling.
This town generally receives the
first bale of the season.
CURES
RHEUMATISM
TO STAY CURED.
E MEDICAL
A that
cures recent long
canoe. The blood
known, nearly
endorsement of leading
after thorough trial. Cum f per
cent, of the treated. Price
I per bottle.
Sold by NICHOLS.
Frank has a
window display at his
store.
Drake, of Wilson, has
taken a position with Z. V. John-
son.
Work has commenced on Mr.
H. A. White's new house, on
Greene street.
Sausage in Vinegar,
Yeast, Pearl Ad
and Henry George Cigars
at S. M. Schultz.
Miss Ethel Skinner gave a party
at Hotel Macon, Wednesday night,
complimentary to Miss Winslow,
who is visiting her.
Till Corn.
Frank Mayo, a tenant the
farm of Mr. J. O. Saturday
brought a stalk of corn -to town
that measured feet high.
There was a large ear on the stalk
feet above ground.
Workman Hurt.
Wednesday Mr. E. O.
who is one of the workmen
on Mr. H. A. White's new house,
was painfully hurt by a fall. A
part of the framing of the house
was up he fell off of it.
According to a bulletin issued
by the Census Bureau, of North
Carolina's total population,
there are males and
female;, the percentage
being males to females.
In the State there are only
foreign-born people, or a percent-
age of only one tilth of one per
cent. There are, however,
colored people, of whom
are Of the remaining
colored people, are Indians,
Chinese. The percentage of
the colored population in the State
is 33.3.
Arm Broken.
son of
Mr. R. A. Tyson, started to drive
out to his farm, just above
town. The horse run away and
Preston was of cart,
breaking the small bone of one arm
in the fall.
Rent and Silt.
I will rent my farm, four miles
north of Greenville one mile
from House station, for the year
with privilege of five years.
About Nov. 1st T will sell all the
farm implements, gin, engine,
thresher, grist mill, carts,
hones, mules, hogs, cattle, corn,
fodder and hay on said farm.
Parties wishing to examine the
farm or equipment can call any
time and do so.
John Flanagan,
The Greatest of the
of cholera and
Is th lacrosse in the death rate
during summer month. You
too and particular attention
be paid to diet A supply rain-
Kilter should always be at hand for it
be relied on at all limes safe, sure and
speedy. A will any or-
case. Avoid l
but Parry Price
Send in Your Names.
Several people along the rural
free delivery have had their
names placed on the
list of The Daily Reflector.
The carriers on each of the
arc authorized to receive
for The Reflector. We
hope each will bring in a good
number of subscribers route.
Leads.
Since the victorious contest of
over machines,
at Tarboro a few days ago, I nave
received a car load of
mowers. Wherever the
machines are placed com-
petition with others, or on
always come off victorious
Nothing equals the
machine. Call and sec
B. L.
First Month.
The first mouth of
tobacco market for this is
now over. With the Greenville
Warehouse it has been the best
month in its history, and want
to return thanks to every farmer
who has favored us with his pat-
We have fulfilled every
promise made at the beginning of
the season, and have yet to hear
of a farmer who was not satisfied
with what our house has done for
him. We shall continue to do our
very best on every load of tobacco
sold with and will see
full value. Bring your
tobacco to the Greenville Ware-
house. Evans Co.
The Big Stoic.
big store with the
stock he has received this
season, is attracting everybody's
attention. Seeing ease after ease
of goods unloaded at his doors
made people wonder where he was
going to put them, even if he did
have a big store. Hut the
goods are taken care of all
right, and his display is beautiful.
To handle a of goods
and sec that none of the
were left without a
chance of being waited on, it has
been to increase the untie
of salespeople and the entire
force now number- just
They are O. T. Mrs.
Carrie Misses Ada
en Lena Harris, It. Bo
Cherry, A. T. H.
Tyson, E. G. Barrett, W. H. Ricks,
Lafayette Parker-
son.
H. A. of
who has spending a few days
here, left this morning.
J. E. of Philadelphia,
charge as foreman of the
Greenville Knitting Mills.
Howard Ponder, of Tarboro, who
has been visiting Brown, re-
turned home this morning.
John Williams, of Raleigh, who
has been visiting relatives at his
old home, left this morning.
Miss Mary Rogers, of
who WM visiting Emily Higgs,
returned home Friday evening.
Miss Sidney Davenport, of Pile-
who has been visiting Miss
Sophia Jarvis, returned Friday-
afternoon.
T. J. Moore and
returned home Friday evening
They went on the excursion to
Wilmington.
Mrs. C. D. returned
this morning from a visit to Golds-
Her little nephew, Willie
Powell, came home with her for a
visit here.
A Good Warehouseman.
have been noticing the sales
on this market very closely for the
last ten years in times gone by
have often said that O. f,. Joyner
moil wide awake
In the state. It was
he who first this market its
up and onward career to be
the largest markets the world.
It was his untiring
ceaseless vigil that held the mark-
et up when enemies were attack-
it on all sides. He threw life
into it and inspired others.
his today it reminded us
old times at the old Eastern
Warehouse when Joyner had it in
charge but when the market was
smaller. He has grown with the
market and is today equal
of any warehouseman in the
state. It gives us great pleasure to
note his rapidly increasing trade.
Married.
Mr. Nathaniel and Mis
Fannie A. Campbell, both of
township, were married
Greenville at o'clock Wednesday
afternoon in It. Hyman's photo-
graph gallery. The come
to Greenville together, and after
the license the bride
groom let it be known that he
desired to have a quiet marriage
right away. Esquire D.
was called upon to officiate
the ceremony was performed
at the and place above stated,
only enough for being
present. Photographer
acted as best Sheriff
ton was usher and H. C. Edwards
whistled the march.
Rountree put up the
good style.
Stow
surprised at the great values Don't wait
Be Among the First in the Push.
C. T.
r I l
CORE.
Have You Forgot
, r, o that i am WILL an
UP-TO DATE LINK OF
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes
Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware
AND A OB
Tinware, M TO
to see me far your Barrel of Plow Pork.
Yours to please-
Jas. B. White.
AFTER TWO YEARS BEES PAID IN THE
I BENEFIT ii
BACK TO RUST LOVE.
Man ltd Same Man the Second Time.
OF NEWARK, N. J-, HAS
Value,
Oath Value,
Paid Insurance,
Extended Insurance that works automatically,
Is Non
Will reinstated if aliens be within on
re living, or within three niter lapse,
of payment of arrears with interest.
No
Dividends are parable at the beginning -i the second and i
succeeding year, provided Hie premium for the current year lie paid.
They be To mime Premiums, or
To Increase the Insurance, or , ,
To make polity payable as an during the
of insured.
J. L. SUGG,
Greenville, V. C.
ii while yon
satisfactory evidence
each
ROBERTS
None genuine unless
Red Cross is on
Don't tales a
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for Chills, Fevers.
Sweats and Grippe, and
all forms of Malaria.
DON'T WAIT TO
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president
S.
THE GREAT
TONIC LAXATIVE
yon have tour stomach, indigestion, biliousness, constipation, bad
dizziness, inactive liver, heartburn, kidney troubles, backache, loss
of appetite, insomnia, lack of energy, bad blood, blotched or muddy
say and disorders which tell the of bad bowels so look place
N. c, August
The story of fiction of Laura Jean
Libby, entitled, Fell in Love
With His has been eclipsed
in county by an actual
every day life, where a
woman fell love with her bus-
baud, married him. The pages
of on which are founded
wild
wonderful do not contain a
story more strange than the of
which The Post correspondents has
just learned which will be re-
lated as
Some several ago there re-
sided Pill county, near the town
Farmville, a young lady named
alias Addie May, who was as well
known there then an she is now,
and has a lather still living, who is
a in the town of Farm-
Over across the
resided a young nun
whose initials could not learn,
but whose surname was Dupree.
These two young people met, loved
and were married. The young
man was somewhat dissipated
after two years of married life,
which was not altogether pleasant
congenial, Mrs. Dupree sued
for a divorce in the courts of
county and obtained it,
afterward she met
foreigner w had come into the
community by the name of Vis-
conies. He was intelligent, at-
tractive and handsome, and when
be naked Mrs. Dupree to become
his wile she readily consented.
This match was no more successful
than the tint. The foreigner was
also dissipated and In to
bad habits he was buy. it is
said, and failed to provide for his
family. On grounds Mrs.
sued for a divorce, which
wits granted. Her last experience
with matrimonial life covered n
period of several years. After she
been separated from her last
husband for some months the again
mot her hist husband, Mr.
and fell in love with him and he
with her, the second time. This
peculiar love match resulted In n
wedding in county
day and Mr. Dupree was
and Mrs. was the bride.
the second time they were
married yesterday, the writer
trusts that their experience on
present happy occasion will be
from one which
ed some years
Post.
While most of the above is true,
I here are some errors it. The
bride has not a father now living
and in business at Farmville. as
tier lather died a years
ago. Nor did the she
married cone in the community
before she met him, After obtain
the divorce from Mr.
lee she saw no advertisement of a
She answered the
terms were agreed upon,
she went lo Texas, to be governess
in Mr. horns, and while
then him. This was in
March 1890, Mrs. Dupree having
obtained an absolute divorce from
her husband, off. F. M.
the September term of Pitt
Court previous, Four
ream before, she obtained a
bed board divorce from him.
The divorce from her second bus
hand, whose name was Janus A.
I., i de I was obtained
April term, of Pitt
court, i.- second marriage
Amusements Come Too High.
Now that the theatrical and cir-
season is opening up, amuse-
lovers North are
confronted with the fact that
circus to this State can only
play at or two points where
large be quickly
The reason this is the
tax, the lowest tax for a big
show being live hundred dollars
per day, with a possible
limit of one dollars a
What this excessive tax was
made it is impossible to guess.
It may be the old idea that
i circus carries all the money out
of a country, caused North
legislators to place this
prohibitive tax on the circus.
If the high lax rate was made
to increase the Slate it
has fallen short, is a failure.
the it will lie
found that the license is excessive
for those running the show houses,
the result being that the amuse
public must suffer,
being given poor shows at high
rates for admission, and if really
good entertainments could
the charge of admission
would lie beyond the ordinary
pocket.
That there km- been no
tax on base ball is a blessing,
especially in Eastern Carolina and
in this city, where the public has
thoroughly enjoyed the summer by
teeing and exciting games,
at no great Bern
Journal.
Atlanta, Ha., Nov.
W have bandied Dr.
its Brat la-
lo the public tad trade as a pro-
medicine, and our in it has
steadily Increased from year lo year until
our orders now to two or three
areas year, which is very
strong Its merit tad the
faction it Is giving mothers of Hie
i for that nothing so effect-
counteracts the effects of the summer's
lint or las
incident to loathing.
Till ft CO.
Wholesale
Bethel, N. C, Aug. M,
Misses Bate and Maine
returned from Baltimore
Washington City.
T. J. Moore, of is
visiting relatives near this place.
Mrs. S. Harper children
returned from a visit to
Spring Hope.
M. O, is In the northern
purchasing his fall stock
of goods.
Miss Essie left here
Monday for Baltimore.
E. and T. E. Mayo
and left here Monday
for Oak Badge. We wish them a
happy and prosperous school year.
Gasket t was on board
the train that run from
to Wilmington Wed-
This makes Hatch
51st excursion. Several of the
people here took in the trip.
Walter Carson, of Oakley, has
accepted a position with H. T.
Carson.
J. J. Bryan, of Ibis place, will
leave Monday for Houston, Texas.
J. K. Bunting is the northern
markets purchasing his fall stocks
of clothing.
Miss Lawrence, Petersburg,
Va., is visiting Prof. C. H. Young
and wife.
A. O. Clark spent Tuesday in
town. He is on hit way to attend
school at Mt. Olive.
Willie Peal, left here Wednesday
for Mt. Olive he will attend
school under Prof Z. D.
J. has typhoid fever.
J. C. Taylor Co. got
in their fall stock of goods.
Bethel High School,
BETHEL, N. C.
tor Ml. Girls.
for college or Cart-
attention given alt pupils. Three
commercial As
per depart-
meat from f I W to commercial de-
of U;
S Opens 1801.
For particulars apply lo
C.
Greensboro Female, College
N. C.
Literary and Business Courses.
Schools of Music, Art and
Literary Course and all
Living Expenses per Year,
Full Session begins September
11th, on
cation. PEACOCK,
President.
in 1866.
J. W. CO.
Norfolk, Va.
Cotton Factors and handlers of
Bagging, Tics Bags.
Correspondence and shipments
solicited.
OLD DOMINION LINE
Steamer My res leave
daily at A. M. for Green
ville, leave Greenville daily at
M. for Washington.
Steamer leaves
Greenville Mondays, Wednesday
and Fridays at A. M. for Tar-
leave Tarboro for Greenville
Tuesdays, and Saturdays
at A. M. carries freight only.
at Washington with
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore,
New York and
ton, and for all points for the West
with railroads at Norfolk.
Shippers should order freight by
the Old Dominion S. B. Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Bay Line from Baltimore,
and Line from
JNO. SON,
Washington, N. C
J. J.
Greenville, N. O.
Notice Dissolution of
The film of W. T.
Co., which has formerly been com-
posed of W. T. S. T.
Hooker and E. Parham, has
been dissolved. The said W. T.
and T. Hooker will
continue the business at Liberty
Warehouse under tho firm name
W. T. Lipscomb Co., and lite
said W. T. Lipscomb and T.
Hooker are now the owners of all
amounts due the old of W. T
i Co., and will pay all
the outstanding claims against the
same. W. T.
T. Hooker.
July
Rudolph
Photographer,
GREENVILLE, N. C.
The leader in work and low- priors
tor per do Jen.
Cabinets at par dozen All
other lines very Crayon Portraits
nude from any small picture Mice
on hand all the time. Come and
examine my work. No trouble to show
samples and answer questions. very
work guarantied to all. Office hours
to n. in., I, to p. m. Yours to please,
HYMAN.
IN
Pills
win save the dyspeptic from
days misery, and enable. Mas to eat
whatever be wishes. They pro eat
SICK HEADACHE,
cause the toed to assimilate
the body, give keen appetite,
DEVELOP FLESH
solid smack. Elegantly sugar
Substitute.
Plague Of Caterpillars.
The people arc waking up to the
fact that this is one of the greatest
caterpillar years on record. This
pest is usually except
the spring, but there have been
three crops this year. Along with
the caterpillar has another
pest shape of a small worm,
of a brownish red, with small White
streaks, infests certain of the
shade trees, notably the
wood poplars, by the thousands
literally strip them of leaves.
The superabundance of
worms and bugs is accounted
for by the long wet spell. Super-
Mose Thomas, of Elm-
wood Cemetery, has waged a re-
war on the pests all sum-
mer and by dint of hard work has
kept the cemetery comparatively
free from them. Asa result, the
cemetery trees look as green and
fresh as in the early spring,
striking contrast to of the
shade trees about the city. The
New York and Baltimore papers
have lately devoted columns
ravages of the caterpillar the
parks of they say
that nothing like it has ever been
The only way to get rid of
the caterpillars at the present time
is to bum them. The tree ill lie
spoiled for the but the
sightly will begone.
BRICK.
We are prepared to tarnish hard,
smooth brick, best quality, in any
quantity on short notice. Samples
and prices application. Special
prices in large lots.
L. Harvey Son,
N. C.
NOTICE TO
The Clerk of Court of Pitt
county having issued Letters i f
to me, the undersigned on the
the estate of
deceased, notice is hereby given to
all indebted to the estate to make
immediate payment to
to all of said estate to
heir claims properly authenticated, to the
undersigned, within twelve months after
the date of this notice, or this notice will
plead in bar of their recovery.
This the 9th day of
of the estate Tripp
Cotton. and always
on i
Fresh goods kept constantly en
hand. Country produce and
Hold. A trial will convince you.
D. W.
W, R, WHICHARD BRO,,
Whichard, N. C.
The Stock complete In every de
Ci and low at the
eat. Highest market price
paid country produce.
Impaired digestive system. Will Cure You.
It will clean out the bowels, stimulate the liver and kidneys, strengthen
the mucous membranes of the stomach, purify blood and put you
your again. Your appetite will return, pant move
your liver and kidneys cease to trouble you, your skin will clear and
and you will feel the old time energy and buoyancy.
Mothers seeking t. their
and. v. in Una ii far children
It keeps their bowels or acts assists
nature, duration, relieves clears coated ton fever,
U and sat
Will Tuesday
For Sale b,
not the Ki PM
la salt- end t i At
KU t THE I O , Y . lb- t el f
We will to in -inns a ill
J a mo us Fountain
Announcement.
The firm W. T.
Co., is now composed of W. T.
and S. T. Hooker, they
having purchased the entire inter
est of Ii. B. Parham in t lie business
We the desire to
thank out and
for their past patronage and to
slate that we v. continue lo do
business the Liberty Ware
house where we will always be
pleased to serve We are
lolly prepared lo
tercel of all customers and to
secure for the prices
for their tobacco.
W. T.
T.
30th
I J. E.
NOTICE.
The undersigned having been notified
by Judge Henry H. Bryan that he will not
l able to hold the September of Pitt
Superior court, 1901, all jurors who
h v I, eon summoned for first and
second weeks of said term are hereby
fled not attend, but all who
have been MM all parties who
have been bean bound over to said
are hereby notified and required
to special term of said court o
Monday, September, A new
jury will he draw n and summoned for d
special team. This Ana- WOt.
II, W.
C court.
to get your
other school supplies
tot book store.
I nets.
church
a I it is better than no
The worm doesn't wait for
the bird.
The auctioneer that
trade the Hag.
Then- more a cluck than
u the face of it.
i but there's a
ti.-ii between level headed
But headed.
The much borrowed V knows
what it is to go life en-
a loan.
CANDY
I have just opened time south of
Peat Office, ace of all
every
CHRISTIAN GEORGE.
S, M.
Wholesale retail Grocer
Furniture Dealer. Cash for
Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar
Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed-
steads, Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba-
by Carriages, Curia,
suits, Tables, Lounges, P.
and Gail Ax
Meat Key West
American Beauty Can-
Cherries, Peaches, Apples,
Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk,
Flour Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap,
Magic Food, Matches, Oil,
Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar-
den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, data,
Dandiest, Dried Apples,
., Glass
and China Ware, and Wooden
Ware, and Crackers,
Cheese, Beet Butter, Stand-
ard Sewing Machines, and nu-
other Quality and
Quantity. Cheap for loin
to see mo.
IN-
A GENERAL LINE OF
Also a nice Line of Hardware.
TO SEE MB.
J. U. COBBY.
South ; Pitt
court the clerk.
it is v a
i ,
vs.
The above defendant cheater Hi van
take notice that an
has been Id tho Superior
court of Pitt lo sell a lot in
of for partition And i. to New York
the will further take ions. Private Win to
Norfolk, Va.
Cotton and Brokers in
Stocks, Cotton, Grain and
he U hi appear the of
the of the Superior court of Pi II county
on Friday answer or
demur to said action, or
the will apply to the for the
relief In the
This August Mill, D
, clerk canaries
I'll Airy
notice to
ATTENTION AGENTS
Mr. John C. Agent for
North Carolina and Virginia, of
Popular Company,
MUTUAL BENEFIT
Life Insurance Co., of
Desires to announce lo its large number of
policy holders and In toe public,
generally, of North Caroline this com-
will now In Ibis
suite and this date will issue its
, ii i I and policies, lo de-
siring the very hast I the best
life an company in the world
If the local agent your has n t
JOHN O. DR
Stale K. C.
Assets
Paid policy
Live, reliable energetic at
e to wort for
Old
Chicago and New Orleans.
The Commoner
IMBUED WEEKLY.
WILLIAM J.
Editor Publisher,
Payable in Advance.
One Year Mouths
Three Slug. Copy Be.
No traveling canvassers are em-
ployed. Subscriptions taken at
The Semi-
Weekly and
will be sent together
one year for or The Daily
and
year for payable In ad-
SPATES
C. A. SHOW A CO.
Li
The Eastern Reflector
An i M
D. J.
TO
D,
VOL.
PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
NO
-AT-
II
ARE KNOCKING
THEM
For Dry Goods, Goods, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Trunks,
and Clothing, Gents Furnishings, Gloves,
and a big line of Baby Caps, Cloaks, Mitt and Bootees.
Come to see us. Every day a bargain day and everything a
bargain. Your friends,
W. T. LEE CO.
Exposition.
I am to accommodate about Pan
visitors with and room with all modern conveniences.
Fine view of Niagara River house.
Niagara Falls car passes door every minutes. 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.
The Profit is Yours
Shipments Cash to the South and
the Heaviest on Record.
Washington, Aug ship
of money from the Treasury
to the South and West for the
movement of crops have Dean
much heavier season than ever
before. Treasurer Roberts to-
day that at the close of August,
1899, there bad been transferred
to the Treasuries at Chicago,
New Orleans and St. the
of At the dote
of the month In 1890 the to-
and at the
of business at the Treasury today
the total of which
New received
The currency la shipped
rule one fourth In silver certificates
up to one fourth in United
States note of the denomination of
and the remainder in gold
coin not de-
for crop moving purposes.
To Corner Cotton Seed.
Secretary T. B. Parker, of the
State Alliance, has a
great scheme to corner all the cot-
ton seed In the State, raise the
price of the same. Ho urges the
county alliance at the meeting on
the of September to
to convention at Raleigh
to be held latter part of
and arrange for the farm-
era to hold their cotton until
they can get the price they want
for them. He says the crops of
hog and beef prod nets are short
end there will be an de-
for cotton He
mates that the crop of cotton seed
year will be nine million bush-
els. And he calculated that if the
farmers will the and
hold, the oil mills will be
ed to pay the price.
Raleigh Times.
Oar New
fall Stock
is coming in and store is a scene of beautiful goods.
is full with new Skirts, Jackets,
The shortening again shortens prices.
We gladly the profits
The Trees and Auditor submit-
an Interesting question to the
Attorney General today. A Sheriff
In the piedmont section
the Treasurer that be bad a
machine shipped by a Chic-
ago Arm and that the latter had no
State license. The the
mode of procedure to
take an order for a machine,
it to the nearest express office,
tending the bill of lading to the
purchaser and notifying the ex-
press company to give him the ma-
chine if he pays for It. The State
officials contend makes
the express agent the agent of the
company and that the whole trade
la thus made in North Carolina.
The Attorney General decided
that the proper thing to do to
notify the sheriff to hold the ma-
chine and demand a State license,
which costs 1360, from the com-
and if it does not pay to tell
I he Char-
Our Stock of Shoes
is complete in every way. We can suit your feet,
your head, your purse. Como to see us.
Your Friends,
MY NEW GOOD.
are coming in every day.
Watch this space and yon
will see some Eye Open-
Prices.
H. C. HOOKER,
The is only yours If you will make an
early investigation. goods must
to make room for our large fall
which coming in.
for Standard Patterns,
BAKER HART,
Headquarters
N. C. Sept. 1901.
L. A. Cobb is back from
more where be has
goods. He arrived Saturday
evening.
Miss Eva Webb returned to
Saturday.
W. II. has been home
on a vacation, and today for
where he thinks of
Mrs. Nannie of
has been hero a few days
visiting her ion, J. F.
Mr. Johnson returned to
Saturday from Riverside
where he has been holding a
val. There were six accessions
dining the week.
J. L. Ives died Saturday night
about nine o'clock, caused from
falling sticking a reed up his
nose. It caused blood poison and
he only lived a few days. He was
buried evening in the
burial ground.
J. B. Harvey is at Ashe-
ville the bed side of bis wile
who is very sick.
E. F. Cox and J. F. Pitt man
have out livery
of J.
FOB SUPPLY.
A Good Description.
The fashion pictures
have been for time so
to hardly resemble humane
and our young folks are trying
their very utmost to the
It tome sort of double
back Grecian solar
disarrangement of the per-
about
coupling place of the pedal depart-
with the soul department of
the body that one more of
a Kangaroo preparing to Jump
than a regular old fashioned
man being. If Darwin alive
he would hare another proof that
we or are about to
from sort of an animal. From
ail these Lord deliver tie,
Incline our to keep the
old rationed common sense
Chronicle.
We have just added Steam Supply to our business and
will sell anything in this line very low. See us when in want of
Globe and Angle Valves, Standard Globe
and Angle Valves, Check Valves,
Oil Cups, Air Cocks, Steam Hancock
U. Injectors, Cocks, Steam
Pipe all sizes, Pipe Fitting all sites.
LINK OF Belt,
Belt, Leather Belt, Belt Lacing, Belt Hooks,
SOLE AGENTS
RICKS WILKINSON.
the real estate business
loader than words.
Notice of Dissolution of Partnership.
The of W. T. Lipscomb
Co., which has formerly been com-
posed of W. T. Lipscomb, S. T.
Hooker and B. E. has
been dissolved. The said W. T.
Lipscomb and S. T. Hooker will
continue the Liberty
Warehouse under the name
W. T. Lipscomb Co., nod the
said W. T. and S. T.
Hooker are now the owners of all
amounts due the old firm of W. T
Lipscomb A Co., and will pay all
the outstanding claims against the
same. W. T.
T. Hook Kit.
July 1901.
Announcement.
The firm W. T, Lipscomb
Co., is now composed of W. T.
Lipscomb S. T. Hooker, they and 3.20.
Mayor's Court.
Mayor W. H. Long has disposed
of following in bis court
since last
Tom drunk and down,
fined and costs, 13.20.
B. L. Wilson, entering a bar-
being under age, fined one
penny and costs, 91.96.
Bill Williams, riotous and dis-
orderly conduct and assault, fined
and costs,
Jesse O. Wilson, riotous and
disorderly conduct, assault and
using profane language, fined
and costs, 93.85.
Austin running
dray without license, not guilty,
case dismissed.
Sam Allen and Sam Bryant,
dealing in horses without license,
not guilty, case dismissed.
dray with-
out fined penny and
costs, 92.36.
A. A. Forbes, Sr., running
boarding house without license not
guilty, case
Will riding bicycle on
south side of Dickinson
not guilty, case
K drunk and
lined 92.50 and costs, 91.80.
Lee Gregory, entering barroom,
being under age, lined one penny
costs, 91.90.
Ed. Stevenson, entering bar-
room, being underage, fined one
and costs, 91.96.
John Allen entering
barroom, being age, fined
one penny and costs, 91.90
Richard White, entering bar-
room, being age, fined one
penny and costs, 91.90.
Willie Morgan, riotous dis-
orderly conduct and assault, lined
and costs, 94.25.
Shep Page, and down,
lined
Henry Harrington, firing off
pistol in town, fined and
97.35.
John Slade, riotous and
conduct assault, fined
94.05.
Fun
Machines, Farm Drain Tile
Garland Cook Stoves.
BAKER HART.
having purchased the entire inter
est of It. E. in
We undersigned desire to
thank OUT and customers
their past and to
state that we continue to do
business at the Ware
house when no will always be
pleased to serve them. We are
prepared to protect the in
of all our customers to
secure for them the highest prices
for their
W. T.
S. T.
July 30th,
W. J. Manning, riotous and dis-
orderly conduct assault, fined
and costs, 93.35.
This shows a total of twenty
cases which is a largo for
one week. Mayor had near-
as many cases before him
during the mouth August in
July. He did not have a case
morning, which is unusual for
Monday.
Building.
GREENVILLE, N. C.
The i one man who
puts Ills whole ml into his work.
The easiest a y to gel a out
I of a garden is nut
The wicked barber probably ex-
to get to heaven by a
shave.
The stage hand not noted for
he occasionally
es a
The wise man takes things as
they come, and if they don't
be goes after them.
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