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mm. Have You Forgot . q THAT I AM AN Pry Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware . AND A OF i am unable to mention Come to sec me for your next Barrel of Flour or Pork. Yours to please- las. White. AFTER TWO HAVE BEEN PAID IN THE BENEFIT lilt I N. J., POLICY HAS Loan Value, a. Cash Value, Paid p Insurance. t. Extended insurance that works automatically, ;. is i. Will be reinstated If arrears be paid within mouth are living, or within three years after lapse, upon of and payment of arrears with interest. second No Restrictions. Dividends are payable lbs beginning of second and i succeeding year, provided Hie for the yaw be To reduce Premiums, or To Increase ;. To policy payable as an during Hie I of insured. J. L. SUGG, Greenville, N. C. lie you l each paid. OCEAN HOTELS. ORIGINAL OBSERVATIONS Made By The Virginia. Observer Tor the ct statistics for their own lake, for the man who likes to eat well, the list of the content of larder reading. Here, for instance, is the average aboard the at beginning of every age between New York and Hem- burg, and of course all the other bis are provisioned about the same way. In the first place, there arc tons of ice to keep things eatable and drinkable, and these arc things that were on the ice on a recent trip Fourteen beeves, calves, lambs, hogs, 1,500 chickens, geese and game birds, 1,700 pounds of fish, -100 pounds of tongues and sweetbreads, 1,700 dozen of eggs. barrels of oysters clams, barrels of potatoes, barrels of other vegetables, crates of tomatoes and celery, dozen head of lettuce, barrels of flour, COO pounds of oatmeal and hominy, 1,300 pounds of quarts of milk. quarts of cream, big molds of cream, of fruit, 12.000 quarts of , Gibing should no wine and liquor, quarts of ins counteracts and the effect of beer and tons of drinking keeps . unit the water. out. Of course all of this is not used on each trip, but enough is carried a liberal Sun. Flattery and falsehood arc of kin. Many a is often sold. The world laughs at our vice, but blindfolds itself to our As the cold weather is approach- ins. I be foot of the mountain will soon need a shoe. Formerly the foolish virgins had no oil; now the foolish are too free ii n the kerosene. There are people in this town so mean that they would argue the right of way with a blind man. Possums and persimmons are getting ripe, happy days will soon be here; give your sweetheart a friendly us all have good cheer. Mothers who have always so dreaded the approach of hot mother when they haves them in la casts only per at nail to C. M None genuine Red Cross is on Don't . a WE CHALLENGE THE WORLD TO THE EQUAL or for Night Sweats and Grippe, and all forms of Malaria. DON'T WAIT TO DIE SPEND CENTS AND BE CURED CURES MIKE IONIC FAMOUS I TRY IT. NO PAY. i . PER TO TAKE. A Universal Horse Scare. Isn't said an old horse- , man. a piece of white paper l wing and r a feet will him when nothing else under I the sun will make him bat an eve. I are old horses in this , loan that would go on eating out of learnings of the States Steel a nose bag if the crack of doom Corporation dining the past six months amounted to organized lost a for- tune in its battle with the Steel Trust. Mr. has not Buffered materially, if reports from the lets of that con Cent arc to relied upon. It is genii staled that the net Our colored friends have been disposed to make I great deal of the part played by a Parker, a of their race, resulted in President Me- death. they met, throughout the length and breadth of the land, to adopt of respect and sympathy, the bare almost naturally, inserted a paragraph eulogistic of Parker. Ar d yet when sat at to try Parker was called as a and, when on the stand were they had no of the hero. The Atlanta Con- pertinently asks whether this was due to a conspiracy on the white people of against the the colored man or whether Parker had been playing a false role and claiming honors not due him. It would be interesting to know about this. Why this sudden pass- of Why has he so suddenly dropped out of the game Charlotte Observer. in 1864. J. ff. Cl. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging, Ties and Bags. Correspondence and shipments solicited. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. OLD DOMINION Steamer leave Washing ton daily at A. M. for Greet ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday Tin- undersigned having duly qualified before the Superior court clerk of Pill county u administrator of the of and at A. M. for notice is hereby given to all persona indebted to the to make immediate payment to the under- signed, and all having against the rotate are notified to present the Mime to undersigned payment within twelve months from date of notice, or it will he plead in bar of recovery. This 4th day of 1901. JAMES L. SMITH, Sarah I. Smith. should sound In the reel. There are hundreds of them that would wink if n circus procession Boron Lands came by. A tugboat might blow up in the river not feet away and they wouldn't fry to dodge the boiler plate. you can't trust one team In a thousand to stand for the half of a newspaper come blowing under feet. I don't know. If a horse hot any left in him, he j will goal that. The automobile and I mid that a dividend will soon lie declared on both classes of stock issued by the company. a trust grown to powerful that it can indict nu almost fatal blow upon a great branch of union labor and make half a hundred millions at same time, the situation has become serious and Americans will appreciate the gravity of the political problem involving this of capitalistic economy. ASTHMA CURE FREE. Relief Permanent Cure in all Cases SENT ABSOLUTELY ON OF POSTAL. There ll nothing like Ii brings instant relief, even in the cures when all else tails. The Rev. C. Wells. Villa. Ridge, III., says. Your bottle of received in good I cannot tell you how thankful I feel for the good derived it I was n slave, with putrid for ten years. I de of ever being cured. I saw advertise the cure of this dreadful and asthma, thought you had but t to give it a trial. To my astonishment, the acted like a charm. Semi me a full We want to send sufferer a treatment of to the one that cured Mr. Wells. We'll send ii mall paid, absolutely Fee of Charge, to . lie,, i ho will write for it, even on a postal. Sever mind, mare despairing, however bid case. will relieve cure. The worse case, the more glad we arc it. delay, once, art- dressing Dr. Taft Bros Medicine Co. St., N. Y. City. Sold by all I he that arc new to him,, don't him, but the scrap paper, which has been with us for decisive steps arc taken to reg- will frighten him Into evil, the octopus will l Tribune. have, within the decade, so The Very Man. involved the working classes When Leicester was far reaching that the making his in feudal system will teem a veritable before recent British by comparison election, he ran across n red- headed who felt lore against politicians in general. As Mr. approached ho waved him off. come here, he said, and. to discourage an attempt, added, kind of man we want in is a rascal, one that dims care i, rap for God or Nothing, daunted, Mr. held bravely to his mission soon i I in Interesting the seaming i om liable So indeed did III irk his man that in the end the crofter, glowing with satisfaction and desiring to make an his first deliverance, seized Mr. band exclaimed, Sir, the very man for AN OLD ADAGE A light purse Is a heavy Sickness makes s light purse. The LIVER Is the seat of nine tenths of disease. s Pills go to the root of the whole mat- thoroughly, quickly safely and restore the action of the LIVER to normal condition. Give tone to the system and solid flesh to the body. Take No Substitute. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt county, having Issued Letters of to the undersigned, on the 2nd day 1901, on the of A. Dupree, deceased, notice is here- by given to all person indebted to the estate to make immediate payment to the and to all creditors of laid estate to present their claims, properly to the within twelve months alter the date of Ibis notice, or this notice will be plead in bar of their Tins the 2nd of Sept, 1901. A. leave Tarboro for Greenville Tuesdays, and Saturdays at A. M. curries freight only. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Baltimore, New York and ton, and for all points for the West with railroads at Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line from Baltimore, and Line from Boston. JNO. Washington, N. C J. J. CHERRY, Act., Greenville, N. C. NOTICE TO The Clerk of Court of having Letters cf to me, the undersigned on the lay of 1901, on the estate of Lynn Tripp, is hereby given to all u-ii indebted to the to make to the In all creditors of said estate to present their claims properly to undersigned, within twelve months alter the dale of this notice, or this notice will be lead in of their recovery. This tin- 9th day of August, 1901. What a Wonderful Discovery is Perry ll not only the human family, hut is i the remedy for horses and cattle. It has never been known to fall in a of the worst cases colic; and for sprains, it never it once. each Avoid there is bill one Pain Killer, and an.-. The Haughty Butler. THE GREAT TONIC LAXATIVE II you sour stomach, indigestion, biliousness, constipation, bad dimness, inactive liver, heartburn, kidney troubles, loss of appetite, Insomnia, lack of energy, bad blood, blotched or muddy skin, or any symptoms and disorders which tell story of bad bowels and an impaired digestive system, Will Cure You. It will out bowels, stimulate the liver and strengthen the mucous the stomach, purify your blood and put you your Your appetite wilt return, your bowels move your liver and kidneys cease to trouble you, your will clear and and you will feet the old time energy and buoyancy. proper l. It Male i Ma it their bowels or a, aids i-n . i Sad u H For Salt by . IS. mo. the mm. . Ai Ire. I lit I CO , Nov.,, V , uS . d. . on M Hi. Mile s p. H Mr. Sim, the major of ford House, the residence of Duke of Sutherland, is among the most major and rs of tho highest circles. It is said that the own servants look ii him as tho lender of their --ion. The seal is set upon his aristocratic fume by a remark which is a billed to him. They say that he once went tn see Tree piny Asked afterward what he thought of it, he is reported loftily to have r. marked, it's extraordinary various ways the lower orders have of getting their Reed and a Quorum. El-Speaker Heed was in the court at Washington recent- when justices were slow in as- Mr. wailed with an elephantine patience. Presently n friend of his leaned over to him whispered, Speaker, can't . n A look grave reproach .-. r- tin statesman's said b a lone dignity, forget when I counted a Si there was s QUO i rum II was I birthday, and he was I years old lbs evening bis Fred, Who was a soldier, up Into I lb.- lo play with and Hob- i k lunch I,, he a soldier one said i Jackie during lbs name. i my a lot of lessons of replied It- I. a a smile. Jack, -I i. I not coming said Jackie, crossly, you see I'm I knew, my boy. that the first I a has to is to I Uncle Jackie a and then, I I like a lie put away Thus fur Mr. Roosevelt ll tin i. the leaders of I lie party tends the last convention. It is expected however, that within coming two months, the new President will lie compelled to declare himself on the lending issues of the hour. Whether he will prove to be more subservient even Mr. Manna had hoped for is a matter of speculation at tho present time. A man in treat- ed the police to a performance a few days ago that took the breath away from them. He per- them to shackle his wrists, his feet and bis arms with best shackles, lock them put the keys in their pockets. They shut the door, left him alone and inside of a be walked out amongst and left the hand- cuffs and shackles lying the floor. Now they are trying to out how he did it, but he will not tell. A bird in baud is all right if you ha, o no knife and fork. If the average girl knew which side her butter bread was she would shorten her matrimonial career by prolonging her court- News. The musical is always ready lotion turn. Death loves a mark. So does the chronic borrower. The straw hat still lingers in the lap of adversity. Even the new woman out ii ice cream soda. Ever In hot weather a locomotive can't run unless it GREENVILLE S. C. Cotton Ragging and Ties always on baa . goods kept so hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. county in Superior court before the clerk. other, vs. Tin above named defendant Chester take notice an action entitled at above commenced in the Superior court of county, to sell a certain lot in of Bethel for partition. And lbs will further lake that he is to appear at the office of the clerk of the Superior court of Pi ll county Friday Sept and answer or to the complaint said action, or the plaintiff will apply to the court for relief demanded In the complaint. This August C. clerk Superior court, F tor SALE OF TOWN LOT. By virtue of decree of the Superior Court of county, made on the 2nd day of 1901, in a certain pro- therein entitled F. O. James Beverly Brothers guardian and others, I Monday October 1901, before court door in at public sale to the bid- for cash, the certain lot or parcel of land situated in the town of and described as In plot of said town as part of lot on the North by second street, on the East by Green the the lot form- owned used as Baptist parsonage and on the Writ by lot, and being the home of tho lute Jesse Williamson, containing one fourth of an acre more or less. This the 4th day of September. 1901. ALEX. L. BLOW, W. R. WHICHARD Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de and prices as low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. Karl I i has once more Now that there is a growing prospect of comparative relations between China and I tie powers, he feels convalescent. When matters look dark the wan scarcely expected to recover. I Brat knew bis individual when he while ways that are dark tricks that vain, I lie heathen is I in a diplomat, but he has all Die of bis race, nevi Unless. The flower of the family is often Hie latest u i -e. Rodolph Photographer, O. The leader in good work and low prices Nice Photograph tor per dozen. Halt Cabinets par dozen. All oilier lines very Crayon Portraits made any small picture Nice baud all the lime. Come and examine my work. No trouble to show The very guaranteed to In a in., I. to S p. in. Yours to please. CU El RHEUMATISM CURE. M Hill At. Century. A remedy and long stand- greatest plinth i known. Has the hearty endorsement of leading physicians after thorough trial. Cures r cent, treated. Price ii per bottle. laid by h NICHOLS. . M. Wholesale retail and Km Dealer, paid II idea, For, Cotton Meet I, Oil Bar Turkeys, Egg, etc. Red- steads, Oak Suits, Ila by Carriages, Go Curls, suits, Tables, P. and Gail A x Meat i. Key West Cheroots, iii.-i ii nu Beauty Can Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Jelly, Milk, Flour Coffee, , Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nut, Candles, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Glass and China Ware, and Wooden Ware, Cakes and Crackers, e.-e. Best Butter, Stand M a c h i u e s , and nu moron.- other goods. Quality Quantity, for cash. Com to see me. MM IN North Pitt Greenville to Oscar Hooker X. Co and Southern Express Co. J The defendant, D. N. Co., will take notice that a summons in the above entitled was against mid de- tho day of September, 1901, by C. a Justice of the Peace Pitt county, North for the sum plaintiff by contract which summons is returnable before Justice his at linen ville In said county on the day November, The said defendant will also lake a warrant attachment was issued by said Justice on the 18th day lier, against certain properly of defendant i; iii the hands of Southern Express Co., SC. Which warrant is returnable before the said Just ire at the time and above named for the return of summons, when where the said defendant is re- lo appear and answer or demur lo demanded will C. D. This Bass. ;. j. i ere, -----DEALER IN----- A GENERAL LINE OF Also a nice Hardware. COME TO SEE KB. J. R. COREY. notice to Public. ATTENTION AGENTS Mr. John C. Agent for North Carolina and Virginia, of Known sod Popular Company, THE MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Co., of Desires to announce to Its large number of policy and lo the public generally, of North this com- will now In this stole and from Ibis date will issue Its splendid and desirable policies, to all the very la beat life i ii -or company in the world. If Ike agent In your town baa nut yet. arrangements, address JOHN C. Agent, N. O. Paid policy Live, . tic at . In Hurt lbs Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers In Stocks, Cotton, Grain and Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. The Commoner WILLIAM J. BRYAN, Editor Publisher, Lincoln, Payable in Advance. One Year Six Mouths Three Copy No traveling canvassers are em- ployed. Subscriptions taken at Th k office. The Semi- Weekly and will be sent together one year for or Tin. Daily and one year for 13.60 payable In ad- PATENT PATENTS K a, FOR III II The Eastern Reflector D. J. EDITOR TRUTH TO FEB. Twice a M -AT VOL. PITT C, TUESDAY, OCTOBER NO ARE KNOCKING THEM t- Ph For Dry Dress Goods, Hats, Caps, Shoes, Trunks, Boys and Mens Clothing, Gents Furnishings, Gloves, and a big line of Baby Caps. Cloaks, Mitts and Bootee. Come to see us. Every day a bargain day and everything a bargain. friends, W. T. LEE CO. The North DIVIDEND RECORD THE RESULT Securing the highest rate of interest with safely. Rigid economy of management. Low death rate, resulting from a careful selection of limiting its business to the United States It will be to interest to see what we can do for you before placing life Good territory open for Agents in North Carolina. T. General For Virginia North Carolina, Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company, 1201 E. Main Street, Richmond, Va. FALL SELLING. Putting it Strong. TOWN MATTERS. Proceedings of the Board of Aldermen. The of met Fri- day night in regular the entire Board being pres- and had business to occupy until o'clock. The finance committee reported that a fire engine note and in had paid since last meeting, and that about was left treasury. street committee reported that the streets were in bad and that most of the work had stopped temporarily be- cause of of work. The committee was instructed to con Untie all needed work, even if money bud to be borrowed to meet the bills. The lights and wells committee reported some new lamps were needed to take place of those worn out. will be The committee reported some repairs needed to roof of mar- house which will be looked after soon. The white cemetery committee reported sale of two lots and re- renewed the recommendation that a man be employed regularly to keep the cemetery order. No action taken on the The ordinance committee report- ed that the ordinances bad yet been printed they were in- to cause work to be done at once. J White petitioned that he be released from paying boarding house license tax except for three months, the time be conducted a boarding house, us he has now the business. The petition was grunted. W. II. County Super- of Schools, culled of the Board to the fact that no action had taken the demand made by the Hoard of Edit. cation at a recent meeting for fines due town to public school fund. An order to the effect that the Trees- of the town pay over, as as convenient, to the Treasurer the county the due the school fund for lines collected tween March I and July 1st, 1901. The Tax Collector Police of- made their of during the past month. All the of police were de- vacant and the Board went into an election by ballot without The result of DRESS GOODS. Among the anticipated pleasure of the coming season every lady should the delightful experience of a visit lo Our Beautiful Dress Goods and Trimming Department Every made present conditions therein under of price is a PAYING INVESTMENT. We have a cl line of the novelties and latest ideas. In coloring and designs these new styles are models of beauty. We know we never offered more for the money than we do the present lime. Our is Thoroughly up-to- date Qualities and Styles in Every Department. None genuine Red Cross is on label Don't a Substitute we world TO PRODUCE THE EQUAL OF for Night Sweats and Grippe, and all forms of DON'T WAIT TO DIE SPEND CENTS AND BE CURED I CURES TONIC FAMOUS TRY IT. W NO CURE PER DELIGHTFUL TO TAKE. AFTER TWO PREMIUMS HAVE PAID IX THE it OF X. J., POLICY HAS Loan Value, Cash Value, I'll ill up Insurance, Extended Insurance works automatically, Is Non C. Will be be paid on month while you living, or within three after lapse, upon evidence payment of arrears interest. And why not the merchandise and prices will back the statements made concerning them, we hare every right to it There is wrong in emphasizing excellence when the sis is within the bounds of truth, when facts are given without misrepresentation. Our States Facts. Just facts, something well worth remembering. Counters and tables piled high. Stacks and stacks of mens, boys and youths clothing. Every place iamb ed and packed with shoes. We can show you to your entire satisfaction. Counter room needed in our dress goods department. Selling must continue to relieve the pressure Come early before the best things are gone. All the latest styles and weaves in goods. Agents for Standard Patterns. was an T. Smith, Chief Police; W. II. Assistant Police; S. I. Dudley, Police. When they were the I day police officers were order- ed to go on duty each day at sun- rise continue until o'clock, P. M., and the night officer to go On duty o'clock, P. M. and until sunrise next morn- except that on Saturdays and special days the day arc to duly until o'clock, were also in- to wear uniforms. W. II. Harrington called to the dangerous condition of the old stable building black- shop do it where he is put- ting up a new building on his lot fronting the Court House, and a committee was appointed to condition of the build Ion. The Hoard ton in a body on Saturday morning, 5th at at o'clock to inspect the ed new street from in West Greenville, to Dickinson A n to excuse S. Tunstall from paying boarding house boarding teachers was lost. Accounts amounting to were allowed ordered paid. This included the lire note interest to second Restrictions, s. Incontestable. Dividend are payable at the beginning of the second and cf each succeeding provided premium for the current year be paid. They may be To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or To make policy payable as an during the lifetime of insured. J. L. SUGG, Greenville, X. C. Have You What Daughter and all the Ladies that Our FALL g OPENING of Will take place on Tuesday and Wednesday, October 1st 2nd. HOOKER. Queer Superstition, Pa., Oct. Undertaker Benjamin Hums went Antonio Antonio at yes- afternoon to prepare two for burial, he found a queer state of affairs. Au attempt had been made to restore the two corpses of by burying them. The lads met death by suffocation Sunday In an abandoned well near farm the woods. Per- had dropped a bag of chest nuts in a well and crawled down after them. He was overcome by black damp and his companion Green, who attempted to rescue hi in. was also overcome by the deadly gas. The Italians about here believe In a superstition that if a body meets death location is buried in fresh earth soon after death it will be restored to life. When the undertaker i. Lincoln took poured three hour after the he found both bodies had Children of the While House. President Roosevelt will bring to White House largest of small that ever made its old walls echo with shout and laughter. AH Presidents but one, Buchanan, have been mar- rid men, Washington, Madison, Jackson mid Polk bad no children. The only little folks Ike White House the seven years of government were or other relatives re- moved Hum children, and these Interrupted the quiet of old mansion at rare intervals. The elder Harrison was lather of ten and Tyler in Harrison's case who survived were grown when he became President, The same i.- true of Tyler's children by hi- Die who died while be was In lice. The seven by bis wife were born after Ilia re lo the V been stripped buried six inches of soil the Whom mil had I it He vi laud j. In his second term, but back of their homes. Roosevelt all the records however, refused to have the in this particular, having an bodies dog up, claiming that half dozen of happy, healthy, was yet to return. until loving Louis this morning did give up all Globe Democrat. hope and allow the undertaker to j raise the bodies and bury them in There is nu amazing difference sometimes between the valuation of property when Haled for and when reported to a mer- agency as a basis for credit. The most difference in such valuations recently emu- lo the of Ibis writer. A certain corporation recently organ lo this Stale reported ii- prop- to n mercantile agency as be lug worth property is assessed for tax- a valuation f Chatham Record. Comment is unnecessary. Landmark express opinion all lax returns should I a published. The more i I he cemetery properly. Toe cure of a case of tetanus, or lockjaw, by an anti-toxin is of very great Importance to A Brooklyn boy who had stepped on the proverbial rusty nail was at- lucked this hitherto incurable malady. surgeons injected into brain a which was- intended to destroy the lock jaw in a short time the ilia- leasing symptoms disappeared. There is ever;, reason to hope for complete recovery. Since we have robbed diphtheria of most of its terror lbs use of an anti-toxin, iii been shown that i- also amenable to that treatment we hate the strongest reasons for believing that THAT I AM STILL CARRYING UP-TO DATE OP AN v ill come under similar mastery. Philadelphia Record. Dry Goods, Dress Shoes Hats, Shirt, Hardware Tinware, we think more we Bit convinced that If law required I tho publication of all tax once n would boa among the ,,., ,,.,.,.,. , who keep back a part. for weakening the The pious who dividing the are worth nothing for the remission of lime, bill who swear A OF OTHER THING WHICH I aM UNABLE TO MENTION Coma to see mo for your next Barrel of Flour or Pork. Yours to please- Jas. B. White. the., worth to obtain good ratings in commercial would expos- Landmark, How Pew Escape Toothache , I'm. Davis ii Instantly n lived or In which hi tort., acts like magic. it moment ant Rt ii At ii twit and Ho, penalties. The Governor of North Carolina has devised a means of making surreptitious mercy cult by ail applications bl pardon con- be duly advertised in advance the newspapers of the it which crime was This is an innovation be advantageously in- In I Record.

N. C. D. J. Ed. at the Poet Office at Greenville, N. C, m Second Class Mall Matter. OCTOBER 1901. OF in BOYHOOD. T. O. Hie sister, an interesting old lady, was the oracle of the neigh- in household affairs, all the medicinal herbs do remedies and could tell you the exact date of every death or marriage that had ever in the circle of her acquaintance. She also a firm believer in signs, omens, and the supernatural generally, and used to relate how going alone through a field of tall rye one day she was suddenly con- fronted by a neighbor who vanish- ed to her astonishment and fright, and on reaching home nervous and excited she was told in reply to her story that the per- son she had seen was and had been confined to his bed over a week. Now from a person of less credulity this would have been received with many grains of allowance. But aunt Bond was a truthful, sensible gen- knew what she was about. Yet after all she may have been mistaken. And it has even been suggested that instead of a neighbor it might have been toe shade of some ancient love, this particular time ard place having been selected to claim a coveted kiss she bad refused in the days of Lang Sync. In the two story house on the lot adjoining Mr. Lawrence, Mis. James Hanrahan, widowed mother of Wat Hanrahan, Jr., and James Hanrahan, lived at one time. It was here her beautiful daughter, Kate, died. As you proceed up Water street on the further corner lot at the cross street stood Mr. Walter store dwell- Gorham and afterwards John Mark- Bond, an older brother of uncle Wilie, did business. And Mr. the other corner had his store and dwelling. The dwelling is the house which it is said Washington was entertained on his tour through the South after his term as Mr. Bernard was a successful business clever and sociable, a most delightful story teller, and with that peculiar and gesture common to the French he was enabled to invest even an ordinary incident with more than ordinary interest. His of bis old friends, and were particular- At the next corner on Water street the street leading to the river stood an old building known as the Whitley store on the opposite side of the street the Whitley dwelling was said to be haunted by foul spirits and long time The gave it wide berth at night and many a wild story was circulated about unusual noises heard between midnight day, but this was exploded by Mr. Thus. B. Nelson who re- paired the building and occupied it with his family. The Whitley store was considered a desirable stand for business before the big bridge was built, which was prob ably about 1890, and the store occasionally occupied when the bridge was repaired, it being the street leading to the let- Sylvester Brown, inn of Jackey, was the last person I remember to have done business there. He lived the building and died there, and also his wife, a sister of Mr. II. of -Sew York. Mr. Price had a store tit the bridge on the street leading to the river, and kept a handsome stoic for that day. He did a large business at one time, particularly with the ladies, with whom he was a great favorite, and his memory is still green with me as a valued friend of my father's His old servants, Isaac were notables. Nearly opposite Mr. Price and nearer the bridge Mr. Henry C. Jordan They are all gone They are all gone t u r I list be Um proud Id bloom, And many be to Have been many a year On the the corner across the street what is now the Episcopal church lot, in a little two room house, Buff, gun smith, as his sign indicated, lived and worked at his trade. But l do not ever to have seen his shop door He had no family bis name expressed character perfectly. the rear of this lot was a public cemetery on one corn- of which stood, and probably still stands, the old Methodist church. The scene of many an old lime revival, none of mod- to make and repair bug Ac. He was a friend of Mr. Buff and famous in all the county around for his skill in cur balking But Pete was a bachelor and being encumbered with debt he left one night to try his fortune in a new field and was never heard of afterwards. At the next street, where Nelson Brothers afterwards had their car factory, Mr. Henry manufactured cotton gins when there were but two other In country. Mr. lived the bill on opposite side of the street. His wife was a daughter of Dr. of Kin- an accomplished lady. She is remembered us is alto her sister, Eliza by all the old , On the lot the factory people arc continually warned bearing date some seventeens, probably The the lot adjoining the Evans place is one of the old and a long time the residence of the venerable Mrs. Sally afterwards of her venerable daughter, Mrs. Hoyt. The house the opposite side of from as you go town is very old. It was here that Mr. Lovejoy, the celebrated teacher, and married bis wife, Miss Virginia Dr. Blow owned and lived in this house at the time of his death. This is the end of the first in- his recollections that Mr. Davis us, but hope to more of against excitement, but always a frequently con- ducted as I remember by a familiar not only Bible the classic poets, but a. . . . ,. , . her sister, of hypnotist with a solemn . , ,; , . . ii Mrs. Annie Evans. The Evans lace and voice. And when heard ., family are probably the oldest Sir. Lewis P. Olds built a hand- some residence which must still lie one of the attractive places of the town. Mr. Olds married Miss Amanda Evans and after her death, Winterville Department. at midnight, into which these meetings always extended, in the weird light of expiring tallow can- dies, midst the mourning, groan log and occasional scream from the half a bundled penitents prone upon the altar rail and benches, he suggested to bis con- are settlers of Greenville and at one time owned nearly all the land upon the town is built. It Alexander Evans, their who gave the ground on of Court is ed, the deed of gift being a square of several acres intended for the the wailing of the tern- pet for the great and they louse and jail, market house separated to their texts a looking old place. The store, a long wooden building He was with double doors at the corner. Fanny, eldest daughter of had been painted red but looked Gorham and old and rusty, and the dwelling also dark and tor bidding was rounded by a high wall so densely shaded in the could scarcely be seen from the street, not more than fifty feet distant. He had a long row of ware houses on the aide of hie lot extending towards the river in which he stored in former days the principle article of pro- dace shipped north. But School- craft traveled through the On the corner lot above Mr. Price, lived, a high so Hearted man, and was said it have been a great wit. Going up bridge street the old landmark is the Masonic in the first story of which the youth town for several generations received their first school lessons, while those more advanced were prepared for the seminary and col- The old building is probably little altered with the lapse of fifty years. Hut the faithful teacher of that day with the blessings her and the plaudits of the community baa long since dark river to the laud of the blessed. And now in soft spring supernal, v. harp in hand T catch notes of Angel Choir, i lining valley published his discoveries, Clark ft Lewis made a report of their survey to Congress, and the Ohio valley and the Erie canal soon changed th granary of the country from the South to West, and old ware houses were left to solitude and decay. What was once a street from Water street to the river had been an impassable gulch for years, bus And who of the pupils could in had gradually moved up answer toll call now I town, and about old Sally Mary E. Hoyt, Sarah and Mr. store Brooks, Untie Hanrahan, Matilda which old man had kept Congleton, Al open from force of habit, the quiet Nobles, John Nobles, disturbed by the butted Noble, Sally Ann Johnston, Mary- breath of his old clerk, Mr. Spain, Ant Carney. William Ann or the customer, was Margaret Hoy Jan. Hoyle, decidedly oppressive. He habit- j Bottle Lawrence, Clarissa Law- remained in bis Nancy it. Lawrence, Manila room as still as a mouse was Nobles, Sue Nobles, Penny Cherry, seldom seen, but the partition Lewis Lawrence, Pater Lawrence, wall there was a little square open Violet Jordan, Davis, Tims. with a slide through which it Davis, Joseph Davis, Is he watched his clerks In j Dick Selby, Henrietta Green, Ann former days. It was in this old , Eliza Baton, Jack John- place he made the largest fortune Brown, Martha Ann ever gathered by man in that j Harrison, Bet tie Sarah day in Eastern Carolina, the found Barker, Barker, of which was laid in Barker, Laura Selby, Nelson, speculation in the war of and Adelaide Clark, Cathrine Moor- He bad been a great traveler Edwin Mooring. in his early days and talked inter- of travels, was ship- wrecked on one occasion and had his feet badly frosted from which he never recovered, and ever after wards avoided the water as much possible and went to New York on horse tack to buy goods. All stores at one time were on Water street tint, was a principal corner. On the opposite are some others whose names me nut II boon sonic bright sum- mer day when air is Idled with the breath of bird notes echo in a cloudless sky, some school girl returning home will mama she saw near old lodge gate a venerable limn leaning on a long staff who looked eagerly into the of all and quotations from Milton and battling in their brains, or with Hymn ringing in their cars. It was to these meeting after denouncing revivals and revivalists in unmeasured terms that my venerable uncle would sometimes go when he could no longer restrain his curiosity in the prevailing ex- and once there with the first pathetic appeal his heart would melt with his red bandanna he wiped his eyes and escaped as soon as possible with a vow that he would never enter that church again. How vividly I recall that tall, square figure, smooth face, long neck, with his clean, stiff, high cut, shirt collar. He was always on move, on business, of course, but he could gather more news and later news than anyone else, a faculty much appreciated by his neighbors who, like the citizens of a certain city, spent much of their time hear- and relating what they heard. Be it remembered that our elders bad rail roads, or And and an Episcopal church and grave yard. Mrs. Evans was a good Christian woman and a prominent member of the church and was frequently called on to pray in church. She lived the old Dutch house nearly opposite Mr. Olds at one end of which stood a large wild cherry tree. She had three sous, Augustus, Stephen B. and Julius, the first two named were graduated physicians. The oldest, Augustus, was a fine men of the genus Homo, tall, erect, broad shouldered, black hair and eyes and strong features, just such a man as you do not often see. Stephens B. was not as handsome as his brother, but said to Is his equal in everything else. They married daughters of Mr. Washington, Julius was afflicted with rheumatism married late life. I never knew bis family. My father lived at one time in the house with the brick across the street. He sold it to Mr. Henry Jordan who sold to Dr. who sold Mrs. Barker. There were three of who married a sister of Mrs. Dr. W. J. who their fathers side were of Dutch descent and related to the notwithstanding had a word and a smile for everybody, he was sufficiently dyspeptic to acceded him after his death in his make his humor as variable as the and ho loud sunshine of April, con- Ur- E- H- he might lie seen In front W Han- a store or at Court house county, think married surrounded by a crowd to whom her be denounced amazing terms Col. some unfortunate individual he the revolutionary patriot and on Imagined his enemy, but always with a peculiar humor that pressed those who heard him that bis cooler would exhaust itself In of words, closing these outbreaks as generally did by predicting some came dire calamity on some member of from Tennessee, if I am his own family and always relating having moved one or more of his stock stories which he was hero and came oat of second best. Seating himself one possibly of day at the dinner table he said, Mr- MaJ Now for the Where- old place, w upon he was handed an oyster stone slab patty, or pie, and laying down his knife and fork with air of a HAVE long and much injured man, he looked up at his wife and said, child, why did you have oysters cooked in this Mr. said I she, thought you liked oyster I don't, no I said be, but he anything more a dish of smoking hot stewed oysters were before him, at he was a little disconcert ad, but recovering himself muttering he said, to me that e ran nod but my own folks know that I like my oysters immediately a dish of fried oysters were before whereupon he turned very red, but broke out into a nearly laugh said lo his wile and daughter, give you have beaten me at my own tin the lot adjoining pal church fronting NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS NOTES. Oct. A first class hand mowing machine almost as good as new can be pin chased cheap by applying at office the A. G. Cox Mfg. Co's. Bertha son, of Little- field, came up Wednesday and his since visiting relatives here. She went to yesterday and returned borne last night's train Hogs For G. Cox has or hogs tine condition to fat ten, weighing from to pounds he will dispose of at market value. Bay has gone lo Kinston to live. Rev. J. B. Jackson, of after spending the past week with bis parents, returned home Wednesday. B. H. Hunsucker Thursday an extended trip through the Southern States. He will combine his business with pleasure and be away for some time. Winterville Farm Fence of Wire cents per yard, Winterville Hog Fence of Wire cents per yard. Durables, lasting and cheaper than the cheapest. The beat investment for farmers is in the Winterville Wire Fence. All orders will be promptly filled. M. or Norfolk, was here Thursday. W. B. went a to Oakley, Friday. Miss Lena Dawson, of is Mrs. J. D. Cox. Send orders for Tar Heel and carts. Every wheel guaranteed. Orders can be filled on G. Cox Mfg. Co. Miss Cox, who has been visiting friends and relatives here for several days returned to La her Mrs. John of left for home Thursday spending some time with Mrs. E. Hamilton. The Tar Heel wagon and cart wheels will last twice as long as any other. them. Claude family went to yesterday. A. G. Cox will pay the highest cash prices for cotton seed. Beef, fresh meats, potatoes and all other good things are greatly in demand here. Bring in. B. F. manning ft Co., have just received a car of hay. from t if Norther Wood n la Vi can lust Returned tide Of the Street Mr. Frank him seemed lo Ambrose had a shop in which from the northern markets where have selected a stock of Velvets, Silks, Feathers, Infant Caps, Ac, in fact, we have everything needed lo put up a stylish hat. Call and see our pattern bats. We have the prettiest we have ever had. Hats trimmed while yon wait. Give us a trial, lo please. ERWIN. Why Yon Should Trade With Frank ABLE TO FIT ANY SIZE OB SHAPE MAN BECAUSE WE HAVE ALL SIZES AND IN STOCK. NOTICE. If there is a CROSS in the margin of this paper it so to remind yon that you owe Eastern for subscription and we request yon to settle as early as pas- We need what YOU owe as 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. WE FIT YOU AS WELL AS THE TAILOR TAILORS MAKE OUR SUITS. WE'RE ENTITLED TO YOUR TRADE because WE'RE A FIRST-CLASS HOUSE, AND KEEP FIRST-CLASS GOODS. YOU SHOULD TRADE HERE BECAUSE YOU SAVE ONE HALF OF CUSTOM TAILOR'S PRICE ON AS WELL MADE SUITS. YOU TAKE NO BECAUSE WE WILL REFUND YOUR MONEY IF YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED. THE WE THE WORK. And that is the reason the old Greenville la selling so much tobacco. We get the highest price for every pile sold on our floor. The farmers see this, and appreciating work do for them they bring their tobacco. We treat all alike, get the best price every 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. We are independent of Warehouse Trusts. J. C. R. D. SPAIN. ., John the world's clown, is yet with Robinson's circus. Mr. Alfred Forbes is a brick sidewalk placed in front of his store. received can crabs, lobsters, pigs feet, ham pork at M. There are ons yet, but folks feel the cold shoulder. A little boy went around among the stores inquiring for banana seed. He wanted to plant some. Let cotton keep a and the farmers everybody else this part of the land will be pleas- ed. The Atlantic Line will sell tickets to Norfolk for the fair to held 15th to 18th, at one fare for the round trip. The town loses a canine occasionally. There are more that could be spared and an over abundance still left. Farm For have for sale a two-horse farm, good land, good condition growing any crops. For terms apply to J. II. Mills, Block Jack, Patrons and pupils of the public schools can get readers, geographies and histories by State at our store. We are the depository for Pitt county. Moore Pitt county Superior Court, for civil oases begins on Monday, 14th. We hope many of sub- will come to town that week prepared to settle with The El wood life of Lee and Jackson, Grimm's fairy stories, Johnson's physical culture, speller, primer, copy books, drawing books, tablets, pencils, slates, crayons, in fact most anything in the way of school supplies, at Reflector Book Store. Attention To officers and members of Co. B. 2nd Regiment N. C. O. You are hereby commanded to be present at your armory, in Greenville, N. C, on Friday, Oct. at o'clock p. m. sharp. Important business. By order of Captain J. T. Smith. J. B. ii vis, 1st Rent and Sale, I will rent my farm, four miles north Greenville and one mile from House station, for the year 1902 with privilege of five years. About Nov. 1st I will sell all the farm implements, gin, thresher, grist mill, carts, wagons, horses, 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 NOTICE. To White Teachers. The Public Examination will be held on Friday October 11th. All persons who desire to examined during present year will be examined day. This be the last examination this year. All who attended institute at Winterville bring a doctor's certificate that they were kept from attending by sickness of themselves or may be ex- October 1901. W. H. Co. Supt. Schools. To Colored Every colored in the who expects to teach on ring the present school year will be ex on Saturday Oct. will be the last opportunity to be examined. All will be ex before they can teach. October W. H. Co. Schools. V. came in Thursday J. C. went to day. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Patrick, Grifton spent today here. H. A. Gilliam, of came down Wednesday evening. Ex-Gov. T. J. Jarvis returned this morning from Raleigh. H. M. came In day evening from Norfolk. J. J. returned day evening from Parmele. Miss Higgs returned this morning from a visit to Kinston. M. L. Eure, of Nor- folk, has been spending the last few days here. Brown, representing the Oxford Orphan Friend, was here today in the Interest of the paper. Friday, October 1901. Rev. D. left this morn- for Pantego. Edward Mathews left Thursday evening for Kinston. J. Thursday evening from Weldon. J W. Higgs returned this morn- from Seven Springs. Mrs. Ola Forbes returned this morning from n visit to Grifton. Mrs. A. J. Griffin left this morn- for Washington to visit Miss Matilda returned this morning from n visit to Win- Mrs. Nellie of Norfolk, arrived today to visit Mrs. J. B. Cherry. S. B. Wilson and Miss returned Thursday evening from Conetoe. V. J. Lee, of Norfolk, who has been spending some days here, left this morning. Mrs. J. B. Cherry returned Thursday evening from New York, Buffalo and Baltimore. E. S. Phelps and wife left this morning to attend the Association in Washington Ike returned Thursday evening from Baltimore and New York where he has been to chase now goods. Little Miss Myrtle and Susie Warren, came in Thursday evening to visit their grandmother, Mrs. S. B. Wilson William of is here advertising the great carnival that comes off Richmond 7th to 12th. It will be a great affair. There is certainly no traveling exhibition America, perhaps in the world, which presents enter- so varied, so attractive so multitudinous as do John Robinson's Ten Combined Great Shows. Hints of a more complete has never been seen. Poetical and en- chanting scenes never before equaled arc witnessed the sub lime h and Queen of Sheba. act the pro- gramme is a revelation to the She finest specimens of horse in world, the highest aerialists in the circus profession, all the champion riders, both mile and female. finest specimens of the cutest ponies in the world. The grandest specialties ever pro The clowns on earth are with the Robinson Shows. to Oct. John Shows. John Robinson not only offers to the best series of circus performances, the finest and most elaborately equipped and the largest and most menagerie, but has added this year to his already superlative series of exhibitions the grand bib- spectacle of Solomon, His Temple the Queen of Sheba, and the finest scenic, and lyric spectacle that has ever invited public pat- Our citizens will soon have the unity witnessing these grand exhibitions, for they are to be in Greenville BUCK JACK ITEMS. N. C, Oct. 1901. Mrs. Mary Ann Cannon and Miss Minnie spent Monday here. The little infant of Mr. and Mrs. Galloway was buried Moo day. Little Miss Bases Mills went down in county Sunday to visit her father and returned Sun- day evening. Miss Dixon lust week here visiting her parents. Jodie has been quite sick for the past few days. Mrs. Gusty Mills little Lula left this morning for Clay Root to be at the bedside of Mrs. daughter who is seriously ill with fever. Mrs. L. II. White who has been quite is some better. Mrs. A in am is serious- ill with fever. Mrs. Kiln Mills is a visit to her parents near Greenville. Miss Lucy White is quite sick with From Factory to Consumer, No middle mans Marriage Register of Deeds, T. R. Moore, issued the following marriage since last White C. H. and Nannie Belcher. Colored Ed Gatlin and Eliza Little. John H. Daniel and Lizzie Dix- on. Fred Foreman and Annie William Pitt and Annie Brown. The total number of licenses is- sued during September was of which were for whites and for Rural Free Delivery Routes. Postmaster J. gives the following report for the month of September of the four rural fret- delivery routes supplied from the office, showing of pieces of mail collected and the number delivered on each route during No. delivered 1381. No. Si, No. de- livered No. delivered The routes have been in opera- only one month and this is a good record. The people are well pleased with the service of the routes which arc proving a great convenience. O. J. Carroll Dead. Mr. O. J. Carroll died suddenly Friday Horning at Morehead City, while sitting on the porch of the House talking to n of people there. II is thought hi died of heart disease. During Cleveland's second term Mr. Carroll was States Marshall for district of Eastern Carol inn. Mr. Carroll has spent most of his life as traveling salesman for u houses, and had strong friends in every he visited, who will hear of his death with Free Press, II Died. Mrs. M. E. Fort, aged years, died Friday afternoon, at o'clock, of gastritis, at the home of her son, Mr. II. P. Fort, after an nines of about three weeks. Kinston Free Press, 4th. Mis. Fort was the mother of Mrs. J. T. Matthews, of Greenville, who was with her at the time of death. worth choice goods at prices. Clotting, Notions, Shoe AT HALF THEIR K. CUSTOMERS WILL GET THE BENEFITS. SIZES TO YEARS, A Wonderful Sale. On at the Farmers Warehouse Mrs. Edwards sold her crop of tobacco off of half acre and it brought prices that are wonderful. The prices were as pound- at f II; at at at at at at This was an average of something above and gave Mrs. Edwards a clear check of 9172.80. Just think of that much acre, and it will convince you that it pays to raise good tobacco and sell it at the Farmers Warehouse. September Tobacco Sales. The sales of tobacco the market for the month of September, as reported by Mr. M. A. Allen, Secretary of the Board of Trade, were pounds. For two months August and September, the sales were pounds. and Suits, Price Sizes to Year.-. I I US is Mens Clothing. and Suits, Odd Coats. and Coats and t and and -18 Boys Knee Pants. and kind, sixes to and and add Mens and H tin l and and and nod These prices for cash s No goods charged at these prices. MENS A BOYS DRESS Dozen. lo Shirts now to to to to pieces. A full line to E i now going at biggest value offered. UNDERWEAR. and kind now and STEEL ED HANDLED. to kind, price .-. shoes. Mens l shoes new l pal lips Big slink on hand. You must see them. Sample hats for ice. All Linen Window ALL Regular price NOW price Bought Enough Goods For Ten Small Stores. COME. El Clocks and Watches. watches now s . ti day clock at prices. DRESS GOODS. All shades, all kinds, nil quality. The at tin- immense stock. Come Me its and your neighbors, or tell them about us. Silks -1007 From the cheapest to the best All qualities. Don't fail to net of choice patterns. Ladies Muslin to wear, Ask our saleslady iii department. to show them to you. Petticoats, Drawers. G at than cost of material. The cheapest and beat line we have ever bad. Special value from to Others sell cheap calico. Watch color. They will run be- All Linen Table Worth now Carpels. Matting. Floor OH Cloth Biggest Hue town. All Kinds. re town. Woman Hosiery. O Al sizes, colors and from the mills. This is a rare opportunity for ladies to get a food bargain. Leather quality Bookers. Hull Backs, Cribs, is quality IS Oak Suits; IS Si pies. Carriages, Gel Bar wide Fruit The tor's Mills, without ticket, yard C. T The Big Store Greenville, N C.

Tuesday, October 15th. DAILY EXPENSES. NEW INVESTED. Coming in its own palace special trains. 77th year of the oldest, biggest best show on earth. The Pioneers and of Tented Amusement Institutions. JOHN ROBINSON'S Ten Big Shows All United. St Circuses, Menageries, Roman Hippodrome, Combined with the Grand Biblical Production and the Queen OX an impressive and moral and mind elevating scenic with its enchanting ballets, and gorgeous costumes. HI Beautiful Ballet Girls. Men. Women and Horses in the Cast. Carl Herd of Perform- , vii i- x that waits. Elephants that actually play musical instruments. that do everything but talk. Cotton And The Atlanta Constitution calls attention to the fart that when cot- ton was bringing 7-Kc per pound, ribs were selling at 7-8 cents Atlanta, while clear rib sides brought cents and hams 1-4 cents. It a to raise cotton at cents per and trade it a of from to cents per pound for ribs, haul and The best is the old dog- that was vogue in E is tern Carolina years ago. It ran like pound of cotton for a pound of meat is really very dear eat- The man who raises all cotton and no meat Deserves a genteel If it is true that a farmer cannot get along when be gives pound of cotton of it is more than true that he is a bad way he must give more than a of cotton for a pound of meat.- News Observer. Mothers who have always so dreaded the approach weather when they hive teething babe, should not forget counteracts of hot weather on children, keeps in healthy condition and make the May, only -V tier at or mall J. M. Loots, Mo. Chill Pills cure dulls and nil malarial That is what they were made for. Cure after other remedies fail No cure, in pay. H bottle. Under the new pension act the pensions may ex- a year, and the total annual pension to each of the four classes may not exceed the follow- 1st class, class 3rd class MS; 4th class and widows In the special pension tax does not yield a year, the State treasurer is to make up the deficit from the general fund, lint there are near- pensioners under the new act; so many that the maximum can not be paid out of the Auditor Diana says this year's allowances will be boot as follows, 1st class, about 3rd or Hit and widows about Last year the got only 114.80. The of Baltimore, makes an which ought to be special interest to the people of the South . It twenty years ago the Record was with the view to aiding the material of the South. I What has during twenty years what the future has in store to this section will be broadly comprehensively by the foremost authorities of the world a special edition to be issued by the Re- cord of its birthday. will lie the best and most comprehensive publication ever is- sued behalf of any section. This is strong language, but the Record promises that it will be fulfilled. For all time to come it will be a standard reference for the facts and fig- about the South. It will separate and distinct publication from the regular issue of this pa- per, and while reaching all of the regular subscribers of the plans have been perfected to give it a very large additional circulation throughout this country and Pills TOR TORPID LIVER. A torpid liver the whet and SICK HEADACHE, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Sallow Skin and Piles. better remedy for common diseases than OR. PILLS, as a trial Take No Substitute. Photographer, GREENVILLE, N. C. The lender in work and low prices Nice tor per dozen. 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I was a stave, with putrid sore throat and asthma Ian I de of ever being cured, I saw your advertise- tor the cute of this dreadful and tormenting asthma, and thought you had yourselves, but resolved to give it a trial. To my astonishment, the trial acted Send me We want to send to every a trial treatment of similar to the one that cured Mr. Wells. We'll send it by mail post- paid, absolutely Pits of Charge, to any sufferer who will write for it, even mi a ; Never mind, though you despairing, however bad your will relieve and cure. The worse case, the more glad we are to send It. Do not delay, write at once, ad- dressing Dr. Bros Medicine Co., East St., N. Y. City. Bold by all Druggists. IN 1806. J. W. k CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging, Ties and Bags. Correspondence and shipments solicited. OLD DOMINION LINE Grand Free Street Parade bands of music life and drum corps, chime of bells, BO cars and glided dens, tableaux traps, horses, no miniature ponies, steam drawn by ponies driven one herds of elephants. Excursions on all lines of travel. Greenville, Tuesday, October 15th. Three Times The Value OF ANY ONE EASIER. ONE Agents wanted in all unoccupied territory. WILSON, Manufacturing Company, Atlanta, Ga. For sale by S. T WHITE, Greenville, NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The undersigned having duly qualified before the Superior court clerk of MM I county of the estate of Sarah L. deceased, la hereby I given to all persona Indebted to the j to immediate payment to the under-1 signed, and all having claims against the estate arc to present the same to the undersigned payment; within twelve from the date of thin notice, or it will be plead in bar of recovery. Thin 4th day of September, 1901. JAMES L. SMITH, A I in of the Estate of Sarah I . NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt county, issued Letters of n to me, the undersigned, on tho 2nd day of September, 1901, on the estate of A. Dupree, deceased, notice is here- by given to all persons Indebted to the estate to make Immediate payment to the undersigned, and to all creditors of said estate to present their claims, properly to the undersigned, within twelve months alter the date of this notice, or this notice will be plead In bar of their Thia the 2nd day of Sept, 1901. JUDITH on the estate of JOSEPH A. Steamer My res leave ton daily at A. M. for ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Steamer leaves Greenville Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays at 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. O CHERRY, Greenville, N. O. NOTICE TO Clerk of Superior Court of Pitt Count, having issued Letters cf to me, undersigned on the 9th i i . the estate of Lynn Tripp, deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to the estate to make immediate payment to to all of said estate to present their claims properly authenticated, to the undersigned, within twelve months after the date of this notice, or will be in bar of their recovery. This the 9th day of August, 1901. TRIPP, A of the estate of Tripp DEALER IN SALE OF TOWN LOT. By virtue of decree of the Superior Court of Pitt enmity, made on the 2nd day cf September 1901, m a special pro- pending, entitled F. O. James Beverly guardian and other, Monday October before the court door in Green- ville, at public sale to the bid- for cash, the certain lot or parcel of laud situated in the town of Greenville described us follows; in the plot of town as part of lot bounded on the North second street, on the by Green it reel, on the lot form- owned and used as nil on the WM by the Pearce lot, and the home place of the Isle D. containing one fourth of an sere more or lens. This the 4th day of September, 1901. ALEX. L, BLOW, North Carolina, Pitt county, Greenville to Hooker N. k Co an Express Co. The defendant, D. N. A- Co., will notice that n in the above entitled action was against the r, I by C. a of the Peace of Pitt county, North Carolina, for the sum plaintiff by contract which is returnable before said his at in county on the 7th day of November, 1901. The defendant will also take notice that a warrant of attachment issued by said Justice on the day of 1901, certain property of the said now In tho of the which U returnable before the aid Justice at the time and place above named for the of the when and where the said defendant is re- to and answer or demur to the complaint, or the relief demanded will TREK This Sept. SO, S. C. Cotton Ties always on i Fresh goods kepi hand. Country produce sold. A trial will you. D. W. W, R, WHICHARD IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de and prices as low as the lowest. Highest market price paid for country produce. By virtue of h decree of the Superior court, made by His Honor H. Hoke May term, 1901, of Pitt court in the case of and wife i tee of Hickory Hill church, the undersigned before the court door hi Greenville on Monday Hit 4th of November, 1901, the follow- described or lot of laud in Town of Greenville, and known the Hickory Hill colored church o, us n part of lot No. Be- at the corner of and on with the line of loll and Went feet, then North a line parallel with Greene feet, thence a direct line parallel with the first Due with Greene to beginning, containing 2-8 This Oct. lat, K. G. notice rue Insurable Public. ATTENTION Mr. John C. General for North Carolina and Virginia, of that Known and Popular Company, THE MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance Co., of Desires to to Its large number policy holders, and to the public of will now II. In mid from this date will issue its and desirable policies, to all the very best Insurance in the best life company in the world. If the local agent your town not yet completed arrangements, State Agent, N. O. Paid policy Live, reliable energetic wanted at once to work for the Old J. L ------DEALER IN------ A GENERAL LINE OF Also a nice Line of Hardware. COME TO BEE ME. J. R. COREY. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, and Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. The Commoner WILLIAM J. BRYN, Editor Publisher, Lincoln, in Advance. One Year Biz Months Three Sing. Copy No traveling canvassers are em- ployed. Subscriptions taken at The office. The Semi- Weekly and will be together one year for or The Daily and one year for payable ad- Writs A FOB The Eastern Reflector D. J. EDITOR TRUTH TO VOL. IT WE GREENVILLE; PITT COUNTY, OCTOBER Twice a M -AT ARE KNOCKING AYDEN as. THEM For Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Hals, Caps, Shoes, Trunks, Boys and Mens Gents Furnishings, Gloves, a big line of Baby Caps, Cloaks, Mitts and Lome to see us. Every day a bargain day and everything a Your friends, W. T. LEE CO. The RECORD RESULT OF the highest rate of interest consistent with safety. Rigid economy of management. ii . from a selection of risks and limiting its business to the United States It will be to your to see what we do for you before placing life insurance. , Good territory open for in North Carolina. T. ARCHIBALD CARY, General For and North Carolina, Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company, E. Main Street, Richmond, Va. Ayden, N. C, Oct. Graham Guilford, of was in Wednesday. J. J. came down fro-n Parmele Wednesday night. He took the train Thursday for Green- ville. J. L. Fleming, of Greenville, spent night here. Miss Pearle Callis, the music teacher at the F. W. B. T. Semi nary, went home Friday morning to see her brother who is very ill, N. R. Robinson, Nash, was town Friday. Frank Hart went to Thursday night. H. M. of Norfolk, pass through Friday. Win. of Friday in town. Geo. Bounds, who has been here for the past few weeks, left Friday for Washington. L. II. Cox, of Johnson's Mills, spent Sunday town, M. M. Sauls wife left day for Richmond and Misses Minnie and Esther Can- were in town W. It, Edwards and family spent in county. The revival at C. C. closed day night. There was a large con at every service. person united with the church. Smith, of Greenville, spent town with friends Miss Nancy Coward returned home Sunday evening. Miss Pearle Evans. was in town Saturday I. went up to Green- ville this morning. Rev. Mr. Melton left this morn- for Wilson. Miss Rosa returned to Sunday. C. Bobbins, of Winston, Friday G. J. Cherry, of Parmele, came down Friday Miss Daisy was ml Sunday. Prof. Hodges has been on the tuck list for several days. DRESS GOODS. Among the anticipated pleasures of the coming season every lady should promise herself the delightful experience of a visit i Our Beautiful Dress Goods and Trimming Department Every purchase made therein under present conditions of price is a PAYING INVESTMENT. U e have a line of the newest novelties and latest idea. I coloring and designs these new styles are models of beauty. We know we never offered more for the money than do at the present lime. Our Stock is Thoroughly tip to- and Daughter and all the Ladies that Our FALL V OPENING of w ill take place on Tuesday and Wednesday, date in Qualities and Styles October 1st 2nd. OUR RALEIGH LETTER. in Every Department J. GO, Admit Trade Marks. FALL SELLING. Putting it Strong. And why not When the merchandise and prices will back up the statements made concerning them, we have every right to it There is wrong in excellence when the sis is within the bounds of truth, when are given without misrepresentation. Our States Facts. When Jenny receiving her remarkable American ovation, years ago, it wag mentioned at a table where she was entertain- ed that an enterprising Bah mer- chant had already registered a trade mark I'm Lind her- rings. A young girl at the table promptly is a Every trade-mark is a Mines idea. Certainly there was never before such a trade mark impetus las now exists. Owners of every I kind of movable property, whether i vegetable or mineral, are i and registering trade marks. To supply the for about patenting trade-marks, C. A. Co., of Washington, C, have published for free u small of about explain- what may be patented as a trade mink, with rial illustrations of man trade marks procured for their clients, and in trademark eases. X. None genuine unless Red Cross is an label Don't take a Substitute TO PRODUCE EQUAL OF for Night Sweats and Grippe, and all forms of Malaria. DON'T WAIT TO DIE SPEND CENTS AND BE CURED I CURES RUE TONIC FAMOUS I TRY IT. NO CURE NO pER TO TAKE. HART, Headline abuse head out government and hi- subordinates occupying high in managing the affairs oft be Nation, has and will yet have more effect creating correspondent spent last assassins plan or purpose National Capital, and arrangement, there gathered information of existing form of govern- will serve as for I is than all the several letters J clansmen will will treat of certain Carol- ever manufacture, in this country. tin men measures political-1 in a leas degree, the same is come. i tine Slate politics. I found politicians phi in there, all making love the Bat what I started to say w new President, who seems to be the yellow and entering politicians have not, as yet upon the discharge the name of the duties which lie , Mr. the way and unexpectedly called all that upon to perform less a month could be learned In conversation with many of the Washington have been Informed set of men this during the last half who it is actually possible the and that political boos of were to be more the present or by u be- -and the yellows are bind the u number admit that Mr. have at least enjoyed t i will c President in reputation, though moat cases, persona, while. FOR STEAM SUPPLY. Just facts, something well worth remembering. Counters and tables piled high. Stacks and stacks of mens, boys and youths clothing. Every place and packed with shoes. We can show you to your entire satisfaction. Counter room needed in our goods department. Selling must continue to relieve the pressure. Come early before the best things are gone. All the latest styles weaves in dress goods. Agents for Standard Patterns. KICKS employed by The News have MOW that the exact of population is ten feet north the of Henry in the southeastern corner of Columbus township, county, Parry valuable as a cure for pain cannot tail to be and no family should Tic without it In cue of accident, or attack of dysentery, or cholera Hold every- where. Avoid substitutes, there is but one Perry We have just added Steam Supply to cur and will fell anything in this line very low. Sea us when in want of Globe Angle Valves, Standard Globs Anglo Check Valves, Water Ganges, Oil Cups, Air Cocks, steam Hancock S. Injectors, Cocks. Steam till sizes, Pipe Fitting nil s. LINK OF Packing, Bolt, Bait, Leather Belt, Bait Ac SOLE AGE make no doubt, it rank piece of done tin in. b. up in the Mr, shot some of the journals kept up be will be a candidate to himself and sure to form certain to further the effort to secure the nomination in It is of declaring likely, though, that was the and of of bis own State will given Senator the scat of honor at the table of of and body by j bis political affections. And yet the trusts. Mr. owes you can turn to the dies had be not breed the of at lea-t a few Carolina nomination upon not u old, order to bill Him off as a dud similar assertions against one Presidential candidate, II i of very best men, heel of be would not be today friends to our Southern people, no lime in the future. tilled the Presidential See. And. to personal know- . . . ,, , i i . ., God. to these papers , , ., ,. ,. .,. ,,. ,.,., , which President in his dying hour and which has been on lips of the the week, was written Mrs. Sarah Flower are and most pronounced of those which have lauded the dead President most and paid tributes . , , written Sarah Flower the same time and the ., . , . Adams, who was In 1805, It breath g its . r, , . a record of her own religious or w to t Then- is entirely Inn much of this personal character Harvesting I TIM Garland Cook Stoves. BAKER k M ; j experience, and was written as a memorial of answered prayer, probably without any that it would be public service. i was furnished, with thirteen Building, N. , it in i 1.1111 frill in politics, and it ,, . , . , . ,,, , ,. , , ,, hymns, to Cunt Fox s to atop, one -hundredth ,.,,,, . , ,, , ., , and An- pan tin- ,, . ,, , , ,. , hi brought print and on the a-Min-i every tor from Lincoln to was Hue, all of them were , best a grossly of -nice your in long term in h I ,, i. in eta. nary would nave been more m by r tin-stomach keeping with the justly , J arc and should in their due them, apparently. hon- be treated with heat known tally believe the license ,, Known and ti etc. Avoid and . I .