Have You Forgot
What
THAT I AM STILL CARRYING AN
UP TO DATE LINE OF
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes
Hats, Pants, Hardware
A OF thing
WHICH I AM TO MENTION
Come to see me for your next B of Floor
Yours to please-
Jas. B. White.
CARR
Nails, Lucks, Hinges, Doors,
Windows, Paints, Hope,
Collars, Plows, Shovels and Car-
Tools, go to
Lynch d in Virginia.
Lynchburg, Ya., April Jas.
Carter, a young who shot
seriously Mr. Don
Thomas near in
Amherst county. Thursday night,
was taken from jail at A -t
Court House, last night just
midnight and lynched a short dis-
the village. The deed
was and
done.
Between II and o'clock a
party of men, estimated to
about and supposed to
have come from neighborhood
miles away, where
Mr. Thomas lives, rode into the
Amherst.
ed, or had their blackened.
Jailer Jones left the
jail for his home, several members
of the lynching party made him
the keys. the
jail the men secured Outer, took
him a half mile north of the
to a tree,
tiled bullets into his body,
which remained till this
morning.
A inquest returned a
verdict that the man came to his
death by hanging and gunshot
wounds Inflicted by parties
known to the jury. The shooting
of Thomas by Carter war the re
suit of an accusation said to have
been made by the former, that
had set an outhouse on tire.
I He had been sent to jail to await
the action of the grand jury.
A FACT
ABOUT THE
What la known as the
i; seldom occasioned by actual exist-
lag external condition, but In the
majority case by a disorder-
ed LIVER.
THIS IS A FACT
which be
by trying course of
Tint's Pills
control and regulate the LIVER.
I hey bring hope and to the
mind. They bring health and
to the body.
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE.
Dr.- T James,
Dental Surgeon.
Greenville,
LANDS POSTED.
All persons arc hereby forbidden to
any way my or to hunt
with dog or goo without my
Said lauds in Said Crick township,
i- t the lands of J.
Smith, C-C. Smith, X. II. Hathaway, J.
W. ft Bra, the Wall lands, O. W.
Venters and j, A. Gardner
March -a.
NOTICE OF
The firm of M. A. ft II. Jr.,
S. C. is dis-
by M. A.
of J.
r In I tin M A. will
the the same place
nil if firm. All per
ion t Um are to
mike Immediate mt M. A. Wool
This 10th of 1902.
MA.
J. II. Jr.
Hex. to Kirks Wilkinson.
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April
swept over
place last between and
o'clock. lives lost, but
much property destroyed. The
the and
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c tended only between
Along in,, path of the storm, which
i a railroad track, all trees
were
Hail two Inches
deep. The
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lion Luke
Creek was lilted up end
adjoining stores
at i. and a farm by
were blown down. Pratt's
stun- a completely
wrecked the goods
miles, escaped with a
few bruises. The entire loss cu
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Mich., April ii.
Si i ii Michigan is in the grip
of a
I is tailing and a In lash
log the lake . I lie weather
yesterday balmy and warm.
The
At Court Judge Shaw-
asked the grand jury, in telling
to Investigate the condition
of the home, to lake
dinner with keeper or
upon of their
visit, adding that he had
superintendents of county to
out the exact day the grand
jury were to visit the home and
have a gnat dinner spread for them
and they would
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able
Judge Shaw i light. i is a
sure trial i-k dinner-loving
to report against a super-
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By The Orange, Virginia,
of money is the root
of ranch
Will all legged men go
limb. I
It hurts u very badly some-
times Io fall into error.
Isn't a marriage engage
men a wedding trip
We have the carriage
and telegraphy, but we
against girl.
you InTent or Improve;
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Low to Charleston Exposition via
Atlantic Coast Lint
The Atlantic Count Line Rail-
way Company announces the fol-
lowing low to Charleston S.
on account of South Caro
Una Inter State Sod West Indian
exposition. Charleston, c
Her l-t. In June
The following apply
Tickets to be sold daily
until May
passage final limit
days addition to date of
sale.
Tickets to be sold daily
until including May
pa-sage Una limit June
3rd
For tickets, Pullman
and particulars write
or call OH
II. M.
Gen Pass. Wilmington, N. C.
J. It.
Greenville, N.
Pass N. C
M.
and and
Dealer. paid
Hides, Fur, Cotton Heed, Oil liar
re's, Turkeys. Egg, etc. Bed
steads. Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ra
Carriage, Carts, Parlor
suits, Tables, Lounges, P.
Gail Ai
High Key West
i- i Can
in Apples,
Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk,
Flour Coffee, Meat, Soap,
Magic Matches, Oil,
Meal and Hulls. Gar-
den Bends, Apples,
Candies. Apples, Peaches,
i cuts, Glass
China Tin and Wooden
Ware, mil Crackers, Macs
Ch-.-c, New
Royal Sewing Machines, and nu
in en i us other goods. Quality and
Quantity. Cheap for Com
to me.
S. M. Schultz
Phone
It isn't always the polished
pit who goal reflections.
The kind of courage that is
screwed up with the aid of a cork-
screw to much. I
COTTEN, C. E.
Surveys with or
and
with by mail or at
on
Hill t r given prompt
N. C-
Ll i A II I Mi I j
J. W.
Norfolk, Va.
Cotton Factors and handlers of
Bugging, Ties
Correspondence and shipments
solicited.
WHEN YOU WAST
Dry Goods, Groceries, Confections,
etc., go to
Mrs. L. Ii. WHITE,
Black Jack, N. C.
Nice line cf good on hand. low
Country for or in
exchange for goods.
OLD DOMINION LINT
arena bes tries
Steamer leave Washing-
ton daily at A. M. for Green-
ville, leave Greenville daily ac
M. for Washington.
Connecting at Washington with
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York Boston,
Aurora, South Creek.
Swan Ocracoke and
all t- for Wist with rail-
roads at
shippers should order freight by
the Old Dominion Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Bay Line and Chesapeake
Co. from Baltimore. Mer-
and Line from
Boston.
J. J. CHERRY,
Greenville, N. O.
J. E. District
Washington, N. C
Rodolph
Photographer,
GREENVILLE, N. C.
The leader in good work low prices
Nice Photographs for per dozen.
Half Cabinets per dozen
All oilier lines very cheap. Crayon Portrait
made from any small picture cheap. Mice
Frames on hand all the time. Come and
examine my work. No trouble to
and answer The very
beet work guaranteed to all. office hours
to a. in., to Op. m.
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Whichard. N.
The Stock complete in every
prices a
lowest. Highest price-
paid for country produce.
X I In
County. I
and
Court
B- Smith and f
B. Smith will
entitled as bu
. in in i ill I lie of
County to perfect Hi-title to a
parcel of in township
in said County, and to have the
Deed from C. Nobles, to said
It. Smith, and defendant will
further notice that he i s rt quired to
at Term of Superior Court to be
held u tin First Monday in Sept. at
the Court House cf said County in Green-
ville, . and answer to
in said action, or the will
apply to the Court fur the demanded
in the complaint.
April 1902.
d.
Clerk Superior Court
NOTICE
Great Timber Sale.
By virtue of a Decree of the Superior
court of Pill count-- made at March
1902, in a case tin i cut lied In
re the Probate i if the List Will and
of Shepard, I will,
on Tuesday, cash
to the r in the court
in t, all the
Unbar of Poplar
Inches, and upward at the time it hi cut on
the following described or parcels of
of laud to estate of
Thomas J- to One p or
parcel on the South side the Shepard
Mill pond, about forty acres;
by the line of I lie timber to
by
aid the main road, called the
Smith mad, from Shep-
Mill race. One r tract lino on
the North side Mill
two hundred acres, hounded by the.
road Iron. Mill race to
Ville the lands of ton heirs of J. W.
the d the heirs of George
Perkins, the lands of B.
Swamp-
The wilt given two years in
which to cut and remove the limber.
H.
March Hat, Commissioner,
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CHURCHES.
every Son
day, morning and evening. Pray-
Wednesday evening
Rev. J. N. Booth, pastor. Sunday,
school a. m. M. A. Allen
superintendent.
every Sue
lay, morning and evening. Prayer
Wednesday evening. Rev.
II. Kure, pastor. Sunday school
i p. in. L. II. Fender,
thin
, Rev
J. B. Morton, pastor Sunday
school a. E. B.
F. H.
Minister. Morning and even-
prayer with sermon every 1st
end 3rd Sunday. Lev service
every 2nd end 4th Sunday,
Sunday-school a. in., W. B.
B. Brown, superintendent.
every Wednesday a. SB.
urn an Preaching second,
and fourth Sundays in each
month Prayer meeting Wednesday
night. Rev. D. W. Davis, pastor.
Sunday P. M., W. R.
Parker, superintendent.
regular services
LODGES
A. P. A A. M.
No. meets first
bird Monday evening. E. E.
W. M. J. M. Reuse, Sec.
I. O. O. Lodge, No.
Meets every Tuesday evening.
L. H. O. W. Atkins,
K. of River Lodge,
every Friday evening.
C. S. L.
son, K. of K.
It. Vance Council, No
meets every Thursday oven-
W. B. Wilson, Secretary, J.
Tunstall, Regent.
A. O. Council.
No. meets every first and third
Thursday nights in Odd Fellows
Hell. J. Z. Gardner, Worthy
Chief; D. Smith, See
I. O. Conclave
No. meets every second
fourth Monday nights in Odd
lows Hall. W. B. Wilson
Smith lee
ATLANTIC COAST LINK
RAILROAD CO.
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N. C.
Cotton Bagging end Ties always
on
Fresh goods kept
hand. Country produce and
sold. A trial will convince you.
D. W.
loan
a a I p a, U a a a
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Pen. Agent
J. K. KENLY, Manager
T. M. EMERSON. Traffic
FOR
The Eastern Reflector.
D. J. EDITOR
TRUTH TO
TEW PER
VOL
PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, APRIL
NO o
Ricks Wilkinson
New White Goods Welcome.
Color is eliminated from the card today. White goods
first in store displays as will be in your thoughts, we trust.
Ten four or five years, would have
dreamed of the beauty to be out in art without
a from rainbow tints I Pure white, bill so varied have
been of designers, so cleverly loom wizards
wrought, that there is hardly a limit to variety.
White has only been thought of as a for summer's
heat. The sheerest effects have been but now however
white madrases and piques are brought out
in rich style White has overstepped the limits of
summer months and hereafter will be an all the year round factor
WHITE in a large
up to date and
in Imported Piques that
worth your while lo inspect
and
WHITE LAWNS in Luce Striped
Hemmed Pattern
at
mid Such a line never
your to see
in at the price
WHITE DIMITIES nil of the
newest weave, dots,
stripes stripes, at
and
WHITE MADRAS in Crepe Do
designs with stripe
will retain its luster after it
is I nu ml red at and
WHITE INDIA
yards India Lawn that can't
he matched at our white
goods sale price
yards India wit- a
I at in this sale at
1500 yards India
offered at a value at go
this sale
yards India Lawn that Held
for for
India that you
can't any to at
go in this at the
kind at the kind at
You can't afford to let
them go as it will lie
your loss your
This sale possibly last over
days at the longest.
As well be out of the World as out of Fashion.
For earliest knowing and possessing of the authoritative
things of fashion, keep yourself familiar with
RICKS WILKINSON.
1888 1902
friends
and
HOOK
MY LINE.
MY SPRING MILLINERY
Is now ready for you lo see.
To it will prove to you that
I have the Largest, Prettiest
and Cheapest stock ever shown
in
MY PATTERN HATS
will be sold at extremely low
prices. I have had H years ex-
in business, have
ways given you good
Come See I
what I have to offer you now
Children's Hats from cents up.
Hats from cents to any price desired.
I will lie ably assisted by
My customers already know that she tries to please
them in shaping trimming hats to become the wearer. We
will get the New York Styles month during the season.
Come see my Hack Hat for Easter.
MRS. L. GRIFFIN.
At Old Stand.
AFTER TWO PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID IN THE
OP NEWARK, N. J., YOUR POLICY HAS
I, Loan Value,
fa.-11 Value,
S. Paid up Insurance,
Extended that works automatically,
Is Non
Will be re instated if arrears he month while you
are living, or within three years alter lapse, satisfactory evidence
of and payment of arrears with interest.
A after second No Restrictions. Incontestable.
Dividends are payable at the beginning of the second cf each
year, provided the premium the year be paid.
They may lie To reduce Premiums, or
To Increase, the Insurance, or
To make policy pa.-able as an during the lifetime
of insured.
J. L. SUGG,
Greenville, N. C.
BETHEL ITEMS.
N. Apr. ,
Miss Mattie Grimes spent Fri
day Saturday in Scotland
Neck.
W. Rose held services
in Mildred Sunday and returned
Monday.
H. H. Taylor and J. T. Smith
spent Monday in
Mr. Durham,
came down Monday t Rev.
J. W. Rose in a Mating here.
everybody go and be
F. O. Jan i spent
Tuesday here on
Richard All-in. i of
spent Tuesday town on
Mi.-s Johnson, of
is visiting friends here.
Miss who baa been
on the sick list for several days,
is improving.
Prof. J. W. Sherrill up
bis school Monday.
of pupil were present. We
wish him much success.
A. and sou, J. R.
left for lo lake
the exposition.
R. Sunday in
Greenville and returned Monday.
H. V. and C. D. While
spent Sunday in Greenville.
B. W. of Greenville,
Saturday here buying
cotton.
T. II. Barnhill and wife spent
Tuesday night
Mrs. N. M. in nu mi I
Wednesday Tarboro.
Miss Bettie Brown and mother
spent Tuesday here.
of Washington,
spent Wednesday here.
Fred Tuesday in
William-tun.
W. R. J. T.
spent Wednesday night Par-
has a suburb
by exclusively,
by the euphonious name of
Saturday night episode
occurred there that will not be for-
gotten goon. A tiger wagon
came as the shade, of even-
gathered offered liquor for
sale by the keg, very cheap. The
kegs held live gallon each and
were offered for The
after the whiskey, set
about to get up the money for two
kegs. They succeeded
and the liberal dealers con-
to sell m i wait till some
other time balance, 12.25.
They received their money and
departed. The at once set
about for n division of their
They began to pour, but
only a pint of whiskey could be
poured from keg. They
hear it liquid shake about the
but i; would not come out.
I took out the head of one of
the kegs by the removal of a hoop.
Inside they n Husk
in the bung
hole of the keg entirely
rounded by water. Thus they
paid r. i unequal i of whiskey
with and three fourths quarts
of water to weaken it. There is no
as to who the guilty
are, but when they come buck ill
the 12.25 still due they will be
nibbed or mobbed. I X.
Attempt To Wreck Train.
An attempt was made to wreak
the cast bound A. V. C train
Tuesday afternoon.
We have just received our
after live o clock
afternoon Mai bound avail
Ham die A. N. railroad
run off track at a point
1111-1-. from ibis abort
The do
as a might have been
lull con-
and loss.
The accident was lo the
criminal net i come who
rail up Several
the track and
one of these bad placed SUM
to project a foot or the
track. The runt ion wan
by engineer Marshall of
train and he slowed down h rain
as as possible, was
unable to avoid an accident.
I was due lo engineer's
and Slicking lo bis post
a was
The engine left the I lack
followed by one or
ears and humped along on the
Gloss tics q a distance. The
new
Spring Slippers
FOR LADIES. MISSES and CHILDREN.
They are You may not a spasm
but you, will be sure to a if you bay a pair
Here a few of styles
Ladies and -l strop Sandals, French heels lo
Oxfords, sobs. I to
Miles,
French heels
Try Me and Golden Bod Slues. 2.011.
Misses Pal Leather Mat Kid top
Slippers all styles from 1.00 lo
We have a beautiful lino r Children's Shoes,
Shoes all colors and styles.
This is the MOST COMPLETE
sh own, in U E ILL E.
We know it is moat time to wear old
quality influences
the selling
fruit
growing insured only
when enough actual
Potash
is in the
Neither quantity nor
quality
. M-, Cm-
or go don't do it too soon or you may liars
shoes is cheaper than paving or one of tin
win locomotive, No
taker's bills, and you will be more comfortable and live longer.
Our Buyer is ill the York market after
New Spring w
which will be coming in lie fore we
expect to have the Nicest Styles and the most
up-to-date goods in our different department
J. B. Cherry Co.
Only Department Store in
GREENVILLE.
ITEMS.
April H.
Edwards, of Know Hill,
spent Sunday town.
Misses and Mary Barrett
spent Saturday
town lib their grandmother, Mrs.
J. J.
Hiss Moore Mrs. A.
Hill spent yesterday in the
country visiting the family of W.
v.
Miss Anna ill,
added lo l he equipment of road I Mamie I
BAKER
We just Steam Supply to our business and
anything in this line-v. low. See us In want of
Globe Angle
and Angle Valves, Valves, Water
Oil Air Steam
II. S. Injectors, Cocks, Steam
Pipe all sizes, Pipe Kitting all s.
LINE Puking, Bolt, Dandy
Bait, Mather Bait, Ball Lacing, Ball Hooks,
SOLE AGENTS
During the international football
match between Sent
laud at Scotland,
day afternoon, tho immense crowd Herring machine,
present broke the barriers,
the crush three
persons were killed were
injured.
and considerable damaged.
no one injured,
the shake up was
lo engineer his
post.
A relief here after
accident and
nine o'clock with the
and mail and I lieu
on to City. A
winking train was the I
sci and it thought that the
would be repaired
Morning. Train which
night, did
gel lb rough but the railroad pro-
expect Ibis train through
I time lo
looming re
turn on regular g
The this
o.-p behind schedule.
Beware the celluloid
; t is no telling when it will
Hare up raise racket. A
woman wasn't doing
a thing other day but sitting
n her H by the window
with her baby, when the sun
shining through the window
ad her celluloid comb, an
explosion and burned all
the hair oil her head.
ton Star.
this city stales that tins Male eon-
bales of tun
the
this people are em
I ill
biles Ion a year. the
loll is
I that people are en-
iii
Ii crop.
Miss Terry,
feel o e inch, pounds,
is d to be man In Mi.
. e, who
feel and
pounds, How is that
and
Take An
fur
OHM
i ii.
when know
hall n
mil for
there la only
and I Drain Tile
Garland Cook Stoves.
BAKER k HART.
The man w hi I ow II
always
world laughs m lib
Hoy.
likes In get it
null M
her n
l.-r on
lured
tin- ii
is ii i in
the I, i I, .,
killer, i mil mi.
sing, Agnes
Moore, Vivian liar
per and and K. M.
n Smith, T. L. Turnage,
W, ll. Moore, Packer, T
C Turnage, T.
II. train this
lo Charleston
IV. has gone to
on business.
Mi.-s Blanche Patrick, who has
inc. visiting Mrs. Jno. Baker, has
to bar home at
Hill.
Mi-s Carrie Vail returned to her
at Saturday ac
by her sister, Mrs.
W. children.
Mrs. A. Sunday
in tow ii with Mrs.
B. If. Pollard baa gone to Tar
b on
is town
i friends.
Lila Fields II visiting Sir
sister, Mr. T Thorne.
Carr, Dear Lizzie,
lied Monday morning o'clock.
She bad been lo her bed
s and had suffered in-
tensely. She leaves it husband and
children, She was buried
at Taylor Barrow's, be.-old home,
at o'clock. She has gone where
there is no more sorrow and pain.
Apology Saves Lieutenant.
Va., April
apology and explanation today
John lie. Lieutenant
in Seventh from
prosecution in the I lulled States
sending obscene,
decent letter to
veil.
Ml who has been
active In military life here for
years, who prominent in
an movements at the time of
the was an indent Southern-
after
v. It dined Hooker Washington lit
the While
card, lib nu
It, was found by
In the
The latter was traced to
caused a sen-
today
Allen lead a letter
for his
pleading leniency. Judge
discussing ease,
look lo severely condemn
i practice.
I lie Heal Malaria
Chill I. It In Iron
ml a arm, rare,
flue Me
EASTERN REFLECTOR
N. C.
D. J.
Entered at Post Office at
Greenville, N. a
Mail Matter.
It cost the State of York
to conduct murder
This sound pretty steep for
just two cases.
has just completed
new parliament build-
at at a cost of
A picture the French artist,
valued at has
been found in an old St. Louis
where its value was long time
unsuspected.
of
Minnesota, is lighting a trust that
imposes a hardship every news-
paper reader. It is the paper
trust, than which there is none
more rapacious.
COUNTY
of of
MM.
Board of County
it held their regular
and transacted
the following
Amount county orders issued,
Stock Law orders is
sued,
Petition tiled for public road be-
low lauding on Tar river.
Petition tiled for public near
The Committee on a Na-
has reported a
resolution raising the standard of
admission to include holders
of Masters degrees instead of
Bachelor's, as under former bills.
Mr. seems to have lost
caste by his of bronco
methods in the White House. The
people want a President not
by of a
or a They
dignity, conservatism,
and kindly
The republican policy of
all persons in government
vice found its latest victim in an
Assistant Secretary of the Treas
cf giving inter
views M public question. So
it is a to let the
pie know how are being gov-
Foreign artists, to defeat the
ends of the tariff on pictures, are
opening studios where
patrons who cine more for the
name than do tor abler
by bathe scan
pictures house
impost. In this way the tux i
working gnat hardship to
it is supposedly designed
protect.
President M
in laving to puss
lb Carolina in the night lime
We hope he limy so arrange hi
urn trip as In ii
upend a day this Stale and
travel across it from Baal
so as to get something an
gent view of the rial not
of our people sect He
familiarize bis-tall
with the of
the good people of this part Of the
great country of which he is the
Chief PHI.
THE PRESIDENT AT CHARLESTON.
North Carolina Abo in Force.
Km
Charleston, S. C , April f.
President is
guest of Charleston, and city is
in holiday attire of bis
presence His special train
near city early this
morning where the Presidential
party left the train boarded
revenue cutter
which was in waiting for them.
The cutter made run down the
river pas-jug the city about i Farmville.
O'clock. There were several war J. B. Cherry. Treasure, and
vessels in the harbor and as Supt.
President's boa passed both these of tiled their monthly re-
the laud batteries fired salutes, which were accepted
The visited the forts and ordered recorded.
come unto tin-city about I o'clock The following were re-
this afternoon. He was given a from payment of the
great ovation along the crowded log amount erroneously charged
streets as he drove his hotel, ion lax book for G. C. Bar-
Governor of Car- 01.33; Amos Mount,
also arrived in city this law. J. B.
afternoon on a special train. law.
was met the depot by the
Carolina Hoops who had
him and escorted to his hotel.
Both the Governor and President
will participate e
exercises at the exposition grounds
tomorrow. North Carolina will
have a part the
parade.
This being Carolina week
there are of people Hudson and wife, Martha Cox,
from the Old North State Minnie Peter Thorn-
The following persons were re-
leased payment of Kill tax
tor Ike ear W. J II. Laugh-
John Smith, George
Bowers, Curtis Eubanks, K. L.
and J. W. Harris.
The persons were add-
ed the pauper Ashley Norris
and family, Pauline Andrews,
13.80; Violet
as, increased to 01.80 month.
W. L. Brown was elected cotton
weigher for the town of Greenville
for the next months.
L. J. Chapman was appointed
Committee to investigate convict
Charleston. The editors of the
Slut, are also here in large
of accompanied
by their wives or daughters. The
editors will have their day
at the exposition on Thursday.
Greenville and Pitt county are agreements,
well represented Charleston, A committee appointed Io visit
and we are all taking plenty of I Yankee Hall ferry to
sightseeing. the lite most desirable
ill itself a great attraction, lion tor a public bridge, reported
there point- of in favor of Yankee Hall.
interest in and ab city, The following were appointed
all them are visited.
T. M. Hooker, one of Green-
train here
night, a slick pickpocket getting
diamond shirt stud. A
of Bethel, was also relieved of his
pocket book railroad ticket.
As the editor do wear j
Is and are not burdened with
cash, they do not offer an inviting
Held to slick lingered crowd.
Tile exposition is a great success
taken for year
W. c. Beaver Dam town-
ship.
I. Barrett. tow n-
ship.
B. William, Falkland township.
M.
H. A. Blow. Greenville
A. Gainer, low-ship.
T.
J. Gray. Carolina township.
I. I. Mew born, Swift Creek
both in exhibits attendance, township.
This is the best week since ii. C Cannon, town-
fair started, which shows that ship.
North Carolina is doing her part Chapman, town-
by her sister Slate. ship.
has a line exhibit of which
every In the State may feel
newspapers Of the
says the Time,
much about him,
but somehow or other I here are
lots of Democrat who have their
eyes on Mr. William Whitney.
of New How the
learned the fact it dues not say. Ii
adds, the is
to amount to anything more thin
must again
become it was under Jefferson
and his successors, an aggressive,
fearless of those
policies that constituted
its creed, when it, folly all
yearn, reins of govern
At a call meeting of the stock
holders
Company, at Salisbury, on
Tuesday, a resolution passed
authorizing a fifty percent increase
of capital stock.
Toe kick against raise in iii
-i ranee rate in confined to the
Si nth, ii appear, claim of
per cent charge
the com panic t- allowed at
an obviously reasonable one. The
ii nab Pros an article,
we have not seen,
that the
lire insurance c ate ex
an tribute from
I be people, the Philadelphia
Time, are not con
lined to Philadelphia, My
Times, and there is general con-
I bat the business is at
present conducted on an
gaol plan. Those who mismanage
to re
coup by reprisals upon
the public, and present raid by
the plainly resolves
Itself into Io perpetuate
Improper in the
of a great business which is
of intimate concern Io the
A of III per cent in
the management any is
exorbitant, Time and
in character of lire in-
where no allowances are
Io be for deterioration of
plant, bad or cost of hand-
ling the product, it is out of
bounds of reason. These profits
serve Io maintain an expensive
system which does not prevail in
any branch of finance or
trade and which ought lobe
Courier.
Success in is like a
peak. The
of Bruised hands
and torn clothes will never gain
COMPLIMENTARY GERMAN.
Given at the Opera House to Visiting
Young Ladies.
A under the manage-
of Mis Pal Skinner was given
at Opera House, night,
Io the visiting
young ladle here It was a unique
affair, the young ladies making the
engagement other sex.
They had about twenty one
and report a very delightful
time.
The following
Miss Mary Blow w th W. H.
Pail, Miss with C.
Ii. Mayo. Miss Blanche Flanagan
I Davenport, Miss Lillian
W. O. Ward, Mrs.
Walter with W. H.
Mid Sue of T with
S. Care, Miss Winnie Skinner
Garden, Mi-- Sophia
with John Ml
James with J. It. Miss
Mabel with
Cotton, Mutt Baltic Gotten
with W. E. Miss Mary E.
Tucker with Dr. K. L. Curr, Miss
Pat Skinner with James, Miss
Mary with Loyd
Mi-s Skinner with A.
L. Blow, Jr., Maude Nixon
with Lee Stewart, Mrs. F. Q.
Frank Skinner, Miss
Latham with J. B.
Miss Skinner with Zeno
Brown, Miss Lottie Skinner with
Frank Wilson, Miss Helen Forbes
with Wilson.
O. Landis, J. K.
Jesse Don
Hums, Dr. C. L. Mr.
Gallon and Mr. Jenkins.
GRAND LODGE OF ODD FELLOWS.
Report Makes a
did Work by Order
Officers North Carolina
Grand of Odd
their reports to lie sub-
to lodge at the next an-
meeting to be held at Greens,
May Grand Secretary
this city has
bis. It -Ii that total
membership, 1st,
was a net gain over
previous year of
The relief extended by these
lodges the year was as fol-
For Brothers, sick or disabled
09,564.12
widowed families 274.76
Education of orphans not
Home
Burying deceased broth-
deceased broth-
wives 274.54
Watches and nurses DOOMS
I Jacksonville,
Total 15,110.16
This is an increase over of
The receipts in the
lodges the year were 052,227.-
increase over the previous
year of
The the same
time Including the relief extended
its well as Investment in
were an increase of
The total assets of subordinate
lodges, which includes money on
hand, lodge properly, notes, build-
and loan stock, real estate,
widows and orphans funds and
special funds, over and above
is being an
increase over the previous year of
10,333.05, which shows
increased expenditure were in-
Post.
Date the 20th of April.
Mu.
I And by reference to the first
ice inserted in your paper in
respect to sending as con-
for the medal offered by
Hon. Bryant Grimes for the essay
North history,
time for closing the entering of
is the nib, but
April. This leaves ten more
days in which students who de-
serve may enter. I would
ask all the teachers of the county,
in both public unit private schools,
to bring this matter before
pupils in order as large a
nun as possible may
prize. Renumber that the
will be the last day in which
you can enter your name will
not be enrolled, if received after
this dale. Send in your names at
once. The best paper gets the
medal. The second best gets the
gold pen by Mr. A. G, Cox.
A of names have already
been received. Let others come on.
W. H.
Co. Supt. Schools.
Winterville Department.
m Away
a of
BLACK JACK ITEMS.
Black April o,
Mr. and lira. L. C. Mills are
parents of a
little boy.
Miss Annie White is quite sick.
Miss Nannie spent a
hurt while with us Friday even-
Mills Saturday
and Sunday in Beaufort count
with his parents.
Mrs. Henry Mills is on the sick
list.
Mr. began his
I here Saturday.
Our Society failed to
meet Friday owing to the
bad weather.
Mrs. Ann Haddock, who
has visiting here, bas return-
ed to her home near Ayden.
W. F. was on lick
list several List week.
a number of our people
attended church at Bear Creek,
Sunday.
NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS
NOTES.
N. C, April,
For sets of tobacco
flues for single furnace, sets
of tobacco Hues for double furnace,
are for barns
We arc prepared to
furnish flues for large size barns
and can give you double return
flues if you wish. guarantee
that every set of these flues are
easily fitted together with joints
arranged to fasten wires so they
will not come apart. Send your
orders at once to A. G. Cox Mfg.
Co.
Last Saturday there were quite a
host of applicants for examination
for the different rural route
era from Ibis point. Now
the have been sent to
the department many are the
anxious hearts awaiting result
of day's trying ordeal.
two secure a plum. But
which
J. B. of Goldsboro,
preached an excellent sermon in
Baptist church here Sunday
night.
Mrs. Harris after a
illness died here last
day night. She leaves a husband
and two small One of
them only a few days old.
Hugh Lassiter and sister Miss
Leone, of Lizzie, ware in
town Sunday.
A cripple beggar in town Mon-
day. This is growing
There should be a law compelling
all such to seek shelter the home
for the aged and infirm. The
are taxed to death there-
should be an abatement to the
somewhere or somehow.
W. L. Hurst spent Monday at
capital up road.
First
drew a crowd as
usual.
Miss Nora of
Greenville, Saturday
here visiting her sister,
Miss Misses Bessie and
at tic
J. D. Cox and wife, Misses
Bryan, Bessie Chapman and A. G.
Cox left the Charleston
Tuesday.
Misses and Myrtle Burns
accompanied by Fred
and another from
Ayden paid our town a Hung visit
Monday afternoon.
Dr. and Mrs. B. T. Cox also
left for the exposition Tuesday-
morning.
The was asked us
day Greenville Winterville
was such a growing,
we expect th. court
house lobe moved
was had beard It
as to hold the
political conventions as well
as other meetings of here
we didn't know as a result Ibo
court might follow.
For Kent- A nice three room
collage with i out-houses
nice garden on leas-
terms, apply to C. A. Fair.
Caught It.
There was a once, the
story is told, who. caught
stealing chickens, was asked if he
did not know that it was wrong to
steal. hots, not
I her wrong comes he said.
i nine- in being
at
This is about the
have wrong in assess-
Federal office holders in the
State to raise funds to pay
taxes of voters. The
only wrong they are able to see in
it is being at A ad
they have
Broad Hustler.
DEAFNESS
ARE
ALL CASES OF
OR HARD HEARING
NOW CURABLE
by our new invention. Only those deaf are incurable.
HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY.
F. A. OF BALTIMORE.
. , . . . . . , kid. m, M,
-r-f entirely r to treatment. I no o
a .- my ca. to be at your
O- lit five ago .-- on
my ht .-tine in ear entirely.
I a treatment catarrh for three; month, without um-
among other, the mo-1 eminent ear of who told me
an MM help me. and that only that the head
then but the hearing n the affected car would be lot forever
I your in a New York paper. ordered
i f-d H actor a in to
i iv five my hearing In the hat been restored. I thank
t- and remain
A Md.
. Hot your
Bethel High School.
A class Preparatory School. Prepare
J V for College and for Life Oar
J. W. Principal, BUSS MAMIE Assistant,
J. W. Music and Art.
Primary Department, 01.60 Art,
Intermediate, 2.25 including rent, 3.00
Advanced, 3.00 Incidental fee, per 1.00
Board moderate. For further particular address
J. W. SHERRILL, Principal.
How to Grow
Cotton for Profit
Prepare your land well, manure well and plant a variety that
command a better price when you offer it on the market.
Two years ago I a peck of seed, planted them on half an
acre of land and picked a bale of cotton weighed pounds,
shipped this cotton through Mr. K. J. Cobb together with several
other bales of good variety and this sold for three of a cent
more per pound than lot. The lint is far superior to any cotton
sold on this market and the yield is far ahead of anything we have in
this country. Numbers of the best farmers in the county saw my
crop growing in the field and pronounced it as fine a they ever saw.
I am these seed for ale at 01.00 a bushel.
wanting any of the seed will please send me their order at once as I
only have a limited quantity for sale.
O. L.
ii
Greenville, N.
A Southern Enterprise For The South.
i n E, Broad St. Richmond, Va.
In the sooth the Ides prevailed In the past that when in need of
T -i one must trip North to
t r
r v prices to secure i t But A
conceived the Idea . Strictly House, carrying s big of Medium to
the of Furniture, and coupled with LACE CURTAINS.
AND DRAPERIES department, established In the South at a point
where Cheap he obtained and a long journey cut half In two, have es-
such a store. They today extend an invitation the people of North Caro-
and Virginia and nearby to visit them in their
ESTABLISHMENT, stock is now complete to overflowing, improvement
have recently made. All goods marked in I
THE
plain a cash discount of ten per
allowed.
GUANO DISTRIBUTORS.
Every fin should have one. save time and save
money.
THE JAMES Bethel, N. C
arc making the Distributor for the least money of
any on the market. All who have seen it it a great
success. If you need one write
We also manufacture School Desk, Lawn Swings, Baby
Tables. Office Desks, Screen Doors, Tobacco Trucks, Ac.
JAMES MANUFACTURING, Bethel, N. C.
Mississippi, it is announced, bus
appropriated for an ex-
at the St. Louis reposition.
Missouri bas appropriated
Illinois
A young girl in town-
ship, Ibis county, was away
from home, to relatives in Chatham
county, to keep her from marrying
a young man family did not
like. She returned in one weeks
time married to another young
The family gave the young
collide a big and all went
Hill New.
dentist in some-
limes a bowling success.
It is harder for men
spend money than to make It.
Io
Corn, Cotton, Tobacco,
Selling High
Likely to continue to sell high I
The Philosophy of Farming
Smaller Surface. a Labor Saved.
Fertilize with a free hand I
Buy of your own people
Chemical Co.
Southern Makers of Fertilizers
For Southern Farmers.
High Standard. High Service.
Moderate Prices.
Factor at Fifty Point and Agent
Distinguished
Arrivals.
lots of chances for suit
We refer to the arrival
of our Spring Suits.
They are land-
ed, and Want you
them. more
yon are your
clothes, you will
enjoy looking at these
of
Art. Every cut,
making and
show plainly excel-
of our Spring Suits.
Our prices will t once
convince you e a
fair house in do
good
work f . for u
wool -oil, and give you
before we quit at .
THE CLOTHIER.
EASTERN REFLECTOR
NOTICE.
If there is a CROSS MARK
in the margin of this paper it
so to remind you that, yon owe
Eastern for
and we request
you to as early as pD-
We need what YOU
owe us and hope you will not
keep us waiting for it.
This notice i for those who
rind the cross mark on
paper
Sock Party.
The ladies of Baptist church
will have their in
opera house next Thursday night
17th. They will you
and give yon a good supper all for
cents.
LOCAL REFLECTIONS.
Read the advertisement of
bethel High School
pencils at
The Reflector Book Store.
New spring Goodies, come quick,
Celery and Beets at M.
Bring your fat Cattle to E. M.
lb gross,
Another lot of campus tablets,
for school children, at Reflector
Book Store.
A request to C. A. Snow Co.
opposite Patent Office. Wash-
D. C, will bring, free of
charge, a booklet telling bow to
obtain Patents, Trade-Marks and
Copyrights.
Some one broke Miss Lina
music studio, on Pitt
street, Thursday night, by prizing
of the doors open. As yet she
has not been able to discover
was stolen.
The Wilmington Star says
hundred sixty tickets were
sold at the ticket
office on Friday and a
correspondingly large number in
afternoon to parties en route
to Charleston.
She Soaked Him.
A young couple were walking
down the street today and
came to Ed. H. store
young man remarked,
give you bunch of bananas if
you ail carry them to the
She took him at his word, and
the of bananas struck
out for the hotel. man
had to up two dollars a
half for his intended joke.
Carry Kansas City.
City, April -At mid-
night the returns of the city
the re election of
their Mayor Jas. A. Reed. Democrat,
over John G. Green, Republican,
by plurality. The remain-
of the Democratic was
elected by similar pluralities. The
Democrats will fully control the
city government for the first time
in many years.
NOTICE.
All persons re bidden from
In nay manner on our lauds in
township the Units
of B. K. Amos the
owned by T. and
others, Trespassers will be prosecuted ac-
cording to law. J. W. SMITH.
MARY B. SMITH.
April 9,190.2
Snow In
Roanoke, Va., April
bas fallen here today and
weather bas turned very cold. The
mountains are covered with several
inches of Further west the
mercury baa registered two degrees
below freezing this
morning snow has been falling
at Intervals. Fruit trees arc
bloom, and if wind con-
high there will be little
damage from cold snap.
Two Burned.
Sam Vernon Bateman
were tampering with a gasoline
fire pot belonging to Mr. T. H.
Bateman this morning and one of
the boys thought he would try it
and see bow it would work, stuck
a match to the generator, when the
gasoline ignited Hashing up
burned them both on their
singed their heads. They were
both pretty badly frightened and
will not be caught the time.
In St. Louis a verdict
ding was recently f- mid
a jury in favor of a who
was ejected by force from a street
car after tendering to the
a five cent piece worn smooth by
long service. The jury decided
the coin was good legal tender
for the amount of the fare, and
the plaintiff was entitled
to damages for being illegally re
jested.
TOBACCO TRUCKS.
Tobacco farmer can get the best
Tobacco Truck on market this
season from W. O. who
is manufacturing the French pa-
tented by B. Tripp This
Is not only the beat but it
is easiest to bundle between the
row and at the price the cheap
eat old. Leave order with
Greenville N.
Special Democrat.
The Charlotte News and Times
with that enterprise
characteristic of all Charlotte or
came out on Charlotte
Day, with a special edition which
does itself the city proud.
Charlotte is an up to date
city and there is no factor among
its varied industries that shows
more enterprise than its Dally pa
pent. They arc great, this
time we lip our bat to the special
edition of The News and Times
It has done well,
the Charlotte people arc to lie con-
on having such a
cation.
HOWDY DO.
Some Speak to Me. Some to You.
Thursday, April
T. R. Moore up the road
today.
B. C. came in
day evening.
F. G. went to Halifax
his morning.
Rev. F. A. Bishop went
coke this morning.
Mrs. J. C. to
Rocky Mount today.
I. A. Sugg left Ibis morning for
the Charleston exposition.
W. S. Fleming went to Wash-
Wednesday afternoon.
S. T. Hooker returned
day from Danville, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. L. n. re
turned from Wednesday
evening.
Friday. n, 1302.
Rev. IS. Ii. left this
morning.
Mrs. E. A. went to Rocky
Mount this morning.
D.
Charleston Thursday evening.
Rev. F II Harding returned from
Washington Thursday evening.
H. C. Edwards returned Thurs-
day evening from the
exposition.
Sheriff O. W. Harrington re-
Thursday evening from
Charleston exposition.
L. B. Bass returned Thursday
evening from a visit to his home in-
South Carolina and the exposition.
Misses Sue Clark and
Rawls, of Tarboro, came in Thurs-
day night to visit Miss Pattie
Skinner.
Saturday April
S. M. is the sick list.
Mrs. is
visiting friends here.
Rev. K. H. Harding went
Grifton evening.
W. B. James returned from
Friday
Prof. J. W. Sherrill, of Bethel
High School, was town today.
Miss of
son, is visiting Mrs. T. Hooker.
Miss Clara Roach from
the exposition Friday
evening.
J. J. and son,
Ned, returned Friday evening from
Charleston.
Mrs. J. S. Barr, of Weldon, Is I
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Forbes.
Dr. D. L. James returned home
Friday evening from the Charles-
ton exposition.
Of. Ii. Coward and wife
ed from Charleston exposition
Friday evening.
W, II. went to
Friday evening re-
turned this
W. C. returned Friday
evening from a visit to his old
home in Sampson county.
Little Mis
quite sick pneumonia at
home in South
C. S. Forbes, Jesse and
J. N. Hart returned from
Charleston exposition Friday even-
Miss came
tip tin ruing from Winterville
IO spend Saturday and Sunday at
Mr. Mrs. B W. King and
little daughter, Miss
returned Friday evening from
Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Fennell i
children of Wilmington, who have
been visiting relatives here, re-
turned home this morning.
James H. of William-
.-ion, who has Western
Telegraph office this week,
returned lilts
E. E. Griffin, L. H. Pender, F
M. and G. K. Harris re-
turned Friday from a trip
up the liver on the
line boat. They went nearly to
Be Sure to See our
LINE
SPRING AND SUMMER
rand and
and Dress Goods,
Everything New up to Date
THREE STORES FULL OF BARGAINS.
C. T.
The Big; Store
Greenville, N C.
One Man Buys 1,000.000 Stamps.
A record breaking sale of post
stamps is reported by the
Chicago Post Office. This sale w
stamps, for which the
purchaser gave u check for
In package were
cent stamps and in another
the same number of I cent stamps.
This is the largest individual
chase stamp- in the history of
the Chicago Post
aV,
SAVE
Bands
PRESENTS
Cigar BANDS and Old Virginia Cheroot WRAPPERS MA Y BE ASSORTED
Tr NATURAL LEAF.
TAR PEACH AND k. RICE, GREENVILLE.
and TRADE MARK STICKERS from Pipe Smoking
being to TWO
BANDS
I I
BANDS
BANDS
The above illustrations
represent the presents to be given for
Five Cent Cigar Bands
BANDS Horn
Record
WRITE. YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS PLAINLY outside of pacKage
BANDS or WRAPPERS and r-d them by mail, or express
prepaid. Be sure lo I your package a wrapped and properly marKed, so
it will not be transit. Send bands or wrappers and requests for presents
requests for to C. Hy. Brown. Folsom Avenue. St. Louis, Mo.
American Cigar Company
OUR. NEW ILLUSTRATED of for 1908 include, many
articles not shown above. It contains tho most attractive list ever offered
for bands and and will sent by mail on receipt of
Our offer of presents for bands and wrappers will expire November 1902.
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Have You Forgot
J Q THAT I AM STILL CARRYING AX
W L e
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes
Hats, Pants, Hardware
AND A DUMBER OF OTHER THING
W I TO
After eating, persons of a bilious
will derive Iran benefit taking -r.
of these pills. you have been
DRINKING TOO MUCH,
they v. ill promptly relieve i a
SICK HEADACHE------
and which
appetite and remove gloomy
in elegantly
i No Substitute.
Dr. D Tames,
Dental Surgeon,
Greenville.
Tinware,
Come to see me fr your next of
Yours in please
. White
For Locks. Hinges, Door
Windows, Paints, Rope,
Collars, Plows, Shovels and Ca
pen Tools, to
H. L CAR
s,
V-
Too Much For Reuben.
Yes, said
as the
I might v
Jim wail said I he
I youth, be on another
record, I'll explain it to
I understand it all
responded Understand
it all one
asked the
youth.
answered with
an abashed understand
how these sleight hand fellows
i pull big rabbits and out
little hats, I'll be if
I bow you get a full
brass baud in mat
HOS COTTEN, C. E.
Surveys with Plats or Maps
Accurately
Con n with at
on
ill It- given
Tims. Corns,
IN 1806.
J. V. PERRY CO.
Norfolk, Va.
I and handlers
Bagging, Ties and Hags.
and
solicited.
LANDS POSTED.
All lo Ires-
way iv bads, or to bunt
with without my
Saul lands in Swift Creek township,
county, adjoining lands of J. II.
Smith, II.
W. lbs Wall
J. A.
March SLIMS.
The a. J. II, Jr.,
N. i an
mutual M. A.
purchasing Interest of J.
in M A will
continue the Mime place
all f firm. All per-
i arm arc
make to M. A. Wool-
Thin 1902.
M. A.
J. II.
I In Superior
Pitt I
mi
l be new president of the Western
Union Telegraph company began
carat r n a boy. This
seems u theory the
messenger boy never gels there.
YOU WANT
Dry
etc., go to
Mrs. L. H. WHITE,
X. C.
Nice lino goods n low
produce or in
tor good.
Next door to Bloke
Successor to Ormond Carr.
THE GREENVILLE
DON'T to eat any old
is offered you, hut come
to us for something nice, fresh
palatable. We h
HEATS I Country
that are delicious.
Wholesalers we sell more
town. That means we
carry I he BEST at right pries.
Then a
or Smoking and To
solicit your patronage and
also. I guarantee to give satisfaction in
Photographer,
D. ,
Beaufort County r
II. will
an action an above ha
been In Superior Court of
Pill County to the title to n certain
in township
in County, lo have the
Deed from C. Nobles, Mortgage to
It. II. Smith, Hie said will
notice i s appear
Term of Superior Court lobe
held on first Monday in Bent at
tin Court said County in
N. C answer to the com-
plaint in action, or the will
apply lo for the relief demanded
Id
April 1902
D. C.
Clerk Court
J. B. COBBY,
IN-------
iii
A GENERAL LINE
Also a nice Line of Hardware.
COMB TO SEE ME.
J. R.
OLD DOMINION
c.
The h work and low prices
Mice i per
Half per
All lines cheap. Crayon
from any small picture cheap. Nice
Frames on all the lime. Come and
examine my No trouble lo
U and The very
,,.,, i Your. ID please,
of
Sash and Blinds,
Interior and Exterior
for Fine Modern and Cheap Build-
DEALER
Tho place lo gel the every ,,
orders to
THE NEW GROCERS.
Greenville Co.
GREENVILLE, N. C.
Whichard, N. C.
The Stock complete in every
a the
lowest. Highest market price
paid for country produce.
NOTICE
Great Timber Sale.
Decree of the Superior
court of Pill made March trim
1903, in a cat therein tied in
re the Probate of the Will
of the J. I will,
on Tuesday, April 22nd, 1902, Mil for cash
to the highest bidder in front of Die court
house door, in the
timber of Pine Slid Poplar measuring
Inches, and upward at the time it i. cut on
the following described tracts or of
to the estate of said
Thomas J. Shepard. to One p or
on the South tide the
ill I.-n-l. containing about forty
by the line la sold to
Company by
Shepard and the main road, called the
Smith road, leading from Shep-
Mill race. One other tract lying on
the North side of said Mill pond,
about two hundred sens, by Ibo
i in Mill M II l-rs- n-
v tho lauds of the heir, of W.
th. land, of the hills of
Perkins, the lauds W. II.
Swamp.
The purchaser will be two year, in
which lo cut and remove the limber
It
March 1901 t ,
The Commoner
WEEKLY.
WILLIAM J. BRYAN,
Publisher,
Lincoln, Nebraska.
in Advance.
One Year six Mouths
Three Sing. Copy
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Steamer leave Washing-
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Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York Boston,
Aurora, South Creek. Belhaven,
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all for the West with rail-
road at Norfolk.
Shippers should order freight by
the Old Dominion Co. from
New York; Clyde Line from
Bay Line and Chesapeake
B. Co. from Baltimore. Mer-
and Line from
Boston.
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Greenville, N. O.
J. E. District
Washington, B.
0.1.
DEALER
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THE
Charlotte, N. O.
GREENVILLE N. O.
Bugging and Ties always
on
Fresh goods kept constantly on
baud. Country produce and
sold. A trial will convince you.
D. W.
BROS.
Norfolk, Va.
Cotton Bayer and Brokers in
Stock, Cotton, Grain and
one. Private Wires to New York,
Chicago and New Orleans.
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FOR
II
The Eastern Reflector
D. J. EDITOR
II TO
PER
-AT-
PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, APRIL
NO,
Wilkinson
New White Goods Welcome.
Color is eliminated from today. White goods
first in store displays as they will be in your thoughts, we trust.
Ten years four or live years, would have
dreamed of the beauty to out in fabric art without
a touch from rainbow tints Pure white, bin so varied have
been the. th earns of designers, so cleverly loom wizards
wrought, that is hardly a limit to variety.
White has only been thought of as a for summer's
heat. The sheerest effects have been sought, but now however
white madrases and piques are brought out
in rich style assortment. White has overstepped the limits of
and hereafter will be an all I he year round factor
WHITE PIQUES in a large
the up to dale styles and
designs in Imported Piques
are worth your while to inspect
at and
WHITE LAWNS in Lace Striped
Hammed Stitched Pattern
at
slid Such a bus never
in- your to sec
in Greenville the above pries
WHITE all
newest
stripes nail lace stripes, at
lo,
WHITE MADRAS In Craps Do
designs with
that will retain III luster after it
is at and
WHITE INDIA LAWNS.
yards India Lawn that can't
lie matched at our while
goods sale price
yards India Lawn that a
bargain at in this side at
yards Lawn that we have
offered t n value at go in
Ibis sale
yards India Lawn that was sold
for for x
yards India Lawn that you
any to match them at
go this at
kind at the kind at
You can't afford to let
go unnoticed as it will be
your loss and your gain.
This sale can't possibly last over
days at the longest.
As well be out of the World as out of Fashion.
For earliest knowing possessing of the authoritative
of fashion, keep yourself familiar with
RICKS WILKINSON.
1888
1902
MY LINE.
and
MY SPRING MILLINERY
Is now ready for you lo see.
To see it will prove to you that
I have the Largest. Prettiest
and Cheapest stock ever shown
in
MY PATTERN HATS
will he sold at extremely low
prices. I have had years ex-
in have
ways given you good bargains.
See
what I have to offer you now
Children's Hats from cents up.
Hats from cents to any price desired.
I will lie ably assisted by Miss. Ella
My customers already know that she tries to please
them in and trimming hats to become the wearer. We
will get the New York Styles each month during the season.
Come see Hack Hat for Easter.
MRS. L. GRIFFIN.
At Old Stand.
AFTER TWO YEARS PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID IN THE
II
OF NEWARK, N. J., YOUR POLICY HAS
Value.
Cash Value,
Paid up Insurance,
Extended Insurance that works automatically,
Is
Will be reinstated if arrears be paid within while you
are or within three years after lapse, upon evidence
of of arrears with interest.
second No
Dividends are payable at the beginning of the second cf each
year, provided the premium for the current year lie paid.
They may be To reduce Premiums, or
T i Increase the or
To make policy payable as during tho lifetime
of insured.
L. SUGG,
Greenville, K. C.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
on
Apr.
Events in Congress dating the
past week have operated to
discredit the War Depart
and Secretary Boot, the
Senate Committee on Military At
fairs has expressed its disapproval
by a vote which is almost
to the his
favorite Secretary. I refer to the
refusal of the Committee to report
nomination of Cap
as Chief of
Bureau. Through the
publication, the demand
grew, of correspondence be
tween General Miles and the Pres-
the Senate Philippines
nut tee became while
the Secretary of War bad I
to submit to the Committee all tho
reports touching on military affairs
the Philippines, he bail with-
held that of the civil governor of
which reflected seriously
on the military conduct in the
A resolution of the Phil-
Com mi lieu brought the
port with a very feeble excuse from
Secretary Root.
The Senate Committee on Mil-
Affairs is indignant because
withheld from it the
report on I be transport service
which afterward was sent to
House on the demand of that
chamber. The report contains
evidence of gross ex-
of
favoritism, etc. That these
facts should have been made DOS u
only by the invention of the
who introduced the
lion calling upon the Secretary for
the reports, is u source of
cation and charge in lo the
who appreciate that the onus
of suppressing the information to
which the public is entitled, rest
upon While space will not
permit a recitation of the many
disgraceful facts which the reports
reveal, it may lie said that they
bear among other things,
that tho expenditure of large sums
of money was entrusted to political
favorites without the slightest
qualifications for their disburse
that, Instance,
was paid fur the transport
a vessel already twenty
seven years old and which has
required repairs have
cost upward of Accord
to General You g,
was shown to
goods t them
which they were not in a
to supply for which they
charged, some instances,
per cent more than the current
market price.
chases were made from political
I favorite without competition
i the supervision u
officer.
for
A report comes from Durham
that B. Duke, president of the
American Tobacco Company, while
Durham on u visit to his father,
Washington Duke, sent for a col-
barber to come up and shave
him. The barber is u prominent
member St. Joseph's colored
Methodist church, which an
indebtedness of some Dur,
the the fads
were made to Mr. Duke,
who, when the was over,
tendered his check to cover the
John Mil says
it is the I it price he ever re-
for a single
Sentinel.
We have just received, our
Spring Slippers
FOE LADIES. HISSES and CHILDREN.
They arc Beauties. You may not hove a spasm,
but you will lie sure to have a. if you a pair
Here are a few of I lie styles and
Ladies and strap Sandals, heels 1.00 to 2.60.
Oxfords, light and medium soles, 1.00 to
heavy soles, 2.50.
American Girl shoes, four 2.50.
Patent her Shoes, French
Plain Shoes, comfortable
Try Me and Golden Hod Slices, 2.00.
Misses Patent Leather Mat Kid top 8.00.
Slippers all styles from 1.00 to 2.00.
We have a beautiful line Children's
Shoes and Slippers all colors and styles.
This is the MOST COMPLETE ever
shown,
We know it is must time to
old
ES
or go barefooted but don't do it too soon or you may have
Buying slims is cheaper than paying doctor's or under
taker's hills, and you Will be more and live lunger.
Our Buyer is now in the Hark market after
New Spring
which will be coming in before very long, and we
expect to have the Nicest Styles and the most
up-to-date goods in our different department
J. B. Chary Co.
Only Department Store in
GREENVILLE.
i I
III ii
I Us fill M
liable.
SMOKED
eat any old
is you, lull come
nice, fresh and
We hive
MEATS and
augur cured i are delicious.
Wholesalers my we sell
in low ii. That means we
the BEST at right prices.
Then if you want a good Cigar
or good Bunking and To
of
also.
The place get I lie BEST every
time is
THE NEW GROCERS,
Will Cur Stomach Ache In
This it just what Painkiller will do; try
t. a in tho house, tor
use, it will save you hours of
Watch nut that docs not sell
an imitation, retaliation of Pain
ha. induced man
people to try to make to
mid lobe h good
JOB
INTO
All Kinds at The Reflector
FARMVILLE ITEMS.
N. April
Mis. frank Joy of Littleton,
is her tattler, W. ;.
and other
W. C. askew, B. Parker and
J. T. Parker returned from the
Charleston exposition yesterday
mi the train.
Mis I.
Smith, of Greenville, were in town
visiting Miss
Belcher and oilier relatives.
W. and wife were
town Thursday and Friday
giving painting lea
sous. They were very successful
Mrs. W. has been
sick, but we are glad to note
she is much improved,
W. B. is sick.
We hone be a ill soon again.
Mis. Jesse Gay little
returned from last
week where she been
her Mis. Or. II. II. Whit-
S. II. and W It return-
ed from Tarboro and Rocky Mount
yesterday evening.
Misses Hay Sadie Turn-
age were town
Oyster Outlook
Ti, Oily Tin Heel
Ibo present outlook
the oyster industry North Caro-
Will a mailer of
past. dealers have carried
out of this winter
quantities which arc appalling.
Reliable men who know have made
at many have
carried from the us
have been opened its borders.
testify the culling law ha In
no wise been complied This
a sci mailer null should coin
attention of
the proper authorities, It is
ably reported steamer Lilly has
been absent from grounds more
than half season. The place
for the boat is in s mud,
a constant and careful patrol,
employed
thus, there lie few, if any of
these . Complaint
w i in- proper affidavit have
and w ill sen the
Governor in i few days it is
nulled the will receive
attention
Rural free delivery has a tie
siring to it in the
of an order the rural-
to buy one out of fourteen
null boxes, or in default
thereof to from
free delivery privilege, Each
jolly farmer have Iron
mail box. must buy it from
one or another of favored
fourteen Till is
the
all ; but a Senate
bus It,
will in conference
accordingly. Think of making
free delivery privilege
upon ii of
some patented
mail bit Record,
CORPORATION COMMISSIONER,
D,
The
Hint is to assemble, in Greens-
in. N. on day of
July, will nominate a
date lo Dr. Abbott as
Corporation and no
will offer lo the convention
a man better equipped for the
position than George I. Watson,
of Hyde county. He is a graduate
of Trinity College, N. C. was
a class male with Senator F. M.
Simmons, Hon. J. A.
Profs. Hodges W. H.
and E. A. Bishop,
and these giants in intellect
he stood near held of
Morally, socially nil intellectually
he is the peer of the best of his
Countrymen. Politically he is a
Hue tried Democrat, without
variableness or shadow of
lie is orthodox
Ian He i- a ma i with
clean cut ideas business,
in language, dignified in demeanor,
yet pleasant in his bearing
always approachable. He has
lilted many of trust and
honor in bis with
to bis friends and credit lo
himself. He bus been Clerk of
Superior Court, of the
Board of County Commissioners,
Chairman Democratic Ex
Justice of I Peace,
of public school committees
and overseer of road, and in
these, us in greatest, be
been fail fill, lie has poise of
judgment coupled with rare com-
and I am it
would be hard to a lo Mil
the place more efficiently than
George I. Watson the State Con-
of his would make
no mistake in putting bis name on
ticket. Your truly,
Watson.
Famous fountain
Ad In
There h
men his
lug in I heir
lack d Ibo poser
advertising. This is a prosperous
time, a certain amount of trade
will way to nearly all es
To the
advertiser volume of trade is
greater, and freely
at this when I bey can well
afford It,
a when a duller
time shall c Philadelphia
Retold.
Cotton Statistics.
Washington, X. C , April
The census bureau has issued a
preliminary on the cotton
crop of in bales
gross as returned by the
an
Kate crop of bales. This
is bales less the
crop. The crop, expressed in
pound bales, was
or number of
commercial bides, the gross aver-
ago bale weight being pounds.
The office not completed the
compilation of the number of
of pound and com-
of average bale
weight for crop of 1801, but
using pounds, the following
arc figure of the crop of 1801,
together with those for WOO, re-
In coin bales
by slides Ala
Arkansas,
Florida, and Georgia
and Indian
and
Kansas, Kentucky,
I III and Louisiana
and Mississippi,
North Carolina,
bi Oklahoma, and
and South Carolina,
Tennessee,
and
and Tens
and
Like II. to. th
lives are in
The attack of the din-
i a is Midden, progress
en lily rapid. who
children Perry Painkiller in
with a of added
has
sad put th
nil., la throat.