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Mi<lb/>
H J H I , <lb/>
All the News <lb/>
Twice a Week <lb/>
a Year <lb/>
The Eastern Reflector. <lb/>
D. J. <lb/>
TRUTH TO <lb/>
PER <lb/>
VOL <lb/>
PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, JUNE 1902. <lb/>
NO <lb/>
Twice a Week <lb/>
Tuesday <lb/>
and Friday <lb/>
a Year <lb/>
Ricks Wilkinson <lb/>
This is Greenville's <lb/>
Fastest Growing Store. <lb/>
WHY <lb/>
BECAUSE no other store Anywhere is so diligent in <lb/>
the interests of the buying public to which it looks <lb/>
for support. <lb/>
BECAUSE nothing but absolutely reliable <lb/>
is admitted here at any price -that point is of <lb/>
vital import. <lb/>
BECAUSE the prices ask are the lowest known to <lb/>
the merchandise world for goods of the quality we <lb/>
sell. <lb/>
BECAUSE every sale that we make is backed by an <lb/>
absolute personal guarantee of satisfaction to the <lb/>
smallest detail. <lb/>
BECAUSE every thing is done to promote your per- <lb/>
comfort while shopping, and to fulfill the most <lb/>
exacting requirements. <lb/>
And so we might continue to name reason after <lb/>
son almost without end. No really careful buyer will <lb/>
pass the offers we make without investigating them, <lb/>
Look at this double column full of Economy <lb/>
for this <lb/>
CLARK AND BROWN. <lb/>
Washington, N. May <lb/>
to say to your people <lb/>
through your paper that there are <lb/>
thousands of Democrats this sec <lb/>
who favor the Dominations of <lb/>
Judge Clark and Judge for <lb/>
exactly the same <lb/>
1st. Clark is the Demo- <lb/>
of the Supreme Bench and <lb/>
Brown is of Superior and <lb/>
promotion to worthy Judges is <lb/>
good old Democratic doctrine. <lb/>
2nd. Both Clark are <lb/>
able incorruptible Judges and <lb/>
have demonstrated by long <lb/>
vice, the surest test. <lb/>
Both Clark and Brown <lb/>
have shown that fearless <lb/>
in the discharge of what each con- <lb/>
be his duty. <lb/>
The reports here from <lb/>
the entire Stale indicate both will <lb/>
probably be nominated. The en- <lb/>
lire State is interested in the set <lb/>
Section of Supreme Court Judges, I <lb/>
but if location has to be considered <lb/>
we think it very unfair to <lb/>
a Chief Justice and Associate <lb/>
Justice from adjoining counties j <lb/>
and leave the entire section Best <lb/>
of W. w. K. K. unrepresented I <lb/>
on the Supreme Quart Bench. <lb/>
B. B. <lb/>
J. B. CHERRY CO. <lb/>
White India Linen, White Per <lb/>
Lawns, White Piques. The <lb/>
prices start at by easy <lb/>
rising scale run up as high as <lb/>
French, Austrian and Japanese <lb/>
Fans all the latest new creations <lb/>
Crepe paper, Bilk Cause all <lb/>
Moral designs So, <lb/>
Zephyr Dimities. <lb/>
Something new this sea- <lb/>
son, and just as pretty as they are <lb/>
new. We could offer them as <lb/>
a bargain at c, but Ibis week <lb/>
we say <lb/>
American Made <lb/>
Full inches wide, new <lb/>
attractive designs. No better <lb/>
to be found any <lb/>
Worth This wees <lb/>
yards that was <lb/>
never such pretty styles and de- <lb/>
signs week we say <lb/>
Ladies Slippers. <lb/>
A big lot that must be classed <lb/>
worth 91.50. As long us they <lb/>
last <lb/>
Youths all Wool Suits. <lb/>
They arc value at sizes to <lb/>
This week they will go as <lb/>
as they last at <lb/>
Men's Suits. <lb/>
All colors and sizes. <lb/>
This week say <lb/>
Worth <lb/>
Trunks and Suit Cases. <lb/>
for summer travel are <lb/>
maturing fast nowadays <lb/>
summer trips mean study <lb/>
trunks. The Automatic <lb/>
Tray Box Trunks, all canvass <lb/>
covered, hard wood sluts, iron hot <lb/>
brass <lb/>
12.50, <lb/>
Suit Cases, Hand Bugs and <lb/>
scopes, to <lb/>
National Lawns. <lb/>
Standard Patterns. <lb/>
Patterns kept in stock, <lb/>
sheets free. <lb/>
It This a Fool <lb/>
Out at Hit Mills <lb/>
city there is a very <lb/>
clever or a very foolish mule. She <lb/>
works six days the week and <lb/>
on the Sabbath; the few <lb/>
daylight that this mule has <lb/>
been kept her stall alter Sunday <lb/>
have been a period of great <lb/>
for the animal. On the Sabbath <lb/>
she blinks and sleeps nothing <lb/>
short of force can make her leave <lb/>
her stall, but at the break of day <lb/>
Monday morning if somebody <lb/>
doesn't come take her out and <lb/>
hitch her up to something she goes <lb/>
stark raving mad. Certainly the <lb/>
mule sets example that man- <lb/>
kind may follow with profit but <lb/>
is she a Observer. <lb/>
Of course. Such a question <lb/>
Any bow, when or any <lb/>
thing down acts after <lb/>
fashion it is at once labeled <lb/>
public warned <lb/>
to steer another way. <lb/>
Facts About Martinique. <lb/>
Island has an area of 18.1 Square <lb/>
miles. <lb/>
Fort de France is the capital. <lb/>
Population is, approximately, <lb/>
There are whites. <lb/>
Others arc or of mixed <lb/>
racial types. <lb/>
St. Pierre was the largest and <lb/>
most important city commercially, <lb/>
WK always seized with a desire to <lb/>
We have always been to date. Now <lb/>
are gelling ahead of dale. Do yon think that is <lb/>
possible ; If so. just come in and look through <lb/>
our stock. YOU WILL FIND ECONOMY IN <lb/>
PRICES Ai WELL AS QUALITY, for the best is <lb/>
always the Cheapest. Therefore the wise buyer will <lb/>
be sure to examine our stock before buying. <lb/>
We Make no Promises That We Are <lb/>
Not Ready and Willing to Fulfill. <lb/>
can fool all the people some time, and some <lb/>
people all the but you can't, fool all the people <lb/>
all the time. We never try to mislead. That is <lb/>
why our business continues to grow. Call on for <lb/>
anything you may wish to eat, wear or use. <lb/>
Our Several Departments Are Full. <lb/>
J. B. Cherry Co. <lb/>
EARTHQUAKES AND VOLCANOES. <lb/>
Some o the Most Famous Mentioned in <lb/>
History With Their Fearful Results. <lb/>
Some of the greatest <lb/>
caused ancient and modem <lb/>
limes by volcanic <lb/>
the following, be- <lb/>
with the latest i <lb/>
and other cities <lb/>
in April <lb/>
killed by earthquake. <lb/>
Mexico, Jan- <lb/>
iii. dead ; earth <lb/>
Heredity. <lb/>
There can be no doubt that what <lb/>
is known U heredity has much to <lb/>
do with the success or failure of <lb/>
human life. The illustration drawn <lb/>
from the named Jukes, in <lb/>
Contrast with that of Ed- <lb/>
wards, is most <lb/>
indeed, that it is difficult to <lb/>
believe the stub concerning <lb/>
the two. Of the Jukes family, it <lb/>
is said on good authority, that, <lb/>
beginning a good-for-nothing <lb/>
1720, twelve lunched <lb/>
descendants have traced, all <lb/>
Trans Can- i having paupers, criminals, <lb/>
oasis, February, <lb/>
earthquake. <lb/>
Armenia, November <lb/>
tool. killed; earthquake. <lb/>
Mount Java, May, <lb/>
About killed; volcanic <lb/>
Island of Bust <lb/>
1800. killed; <lb/>
Asia Minor. September <lb/>
1800. killed; earthquake. <lb/>
Venezuela, April ism. <lb/>
killed; earthquake. <lb/>
Bout hem Greece, April, 1804. <lb/>
earthquake. <lb/>
Island of Hondo, Japan, <lb/>
1801. killed; earth <lb/>
quake. <lb/>
Charleston, August and <lb/>
1880. killed; earth- <lb/>
quake. <lb/>
Hawaii. 1681 <lb/>
earthquake. <lb/>
1882. <lb/>
earthquake. <lb/>
of May<lb/>
Headquarters <lb/>
line right good things in I'm <lb/>
full inches top, steel <lb/>
rods, worth This week we <lb/>
In new and attractive designs <lb/>
such as never wan put in anything. <lb/>
but and lawns before, <lb/>
natural linen color with red, blue, <lb/>
green and black stripe and A very good value <lb/>
We buy any more this sea , all sizes. These ate the <lb/>
sou at any price. As as they best kind. Others say we <lb/>
last say <lb/>
As well be out of the world as out of Fashion. <lb/>
For earliest knowing; and possessing of <lb/>
things of fashion, keep familiar with <lb/>
Ricks Wilkinson <lb/>
SCHOOL BOOKS <lb/>
Reflector tore. <lb/>
lo August, 1883. <lb/>
; volcanic erupt ion, <lb/>
Java, 1807. <lb/>
i killed; earthquake. <lb/>
. 4- , , . 4-, , Island of 1887. <lb/>
The Only Department Store dead; earthquake. <lb/>
Italy, <lb/>
GREEN VILLE . <lb/>
Fort Loyal. 1839 <lb/>
Mount islands St, <lb/>
Vincent. vol- <lb/>
eruption. <lb/>
Canton May 1830 <lb/>
killed; earthquake. <lb/>
Mount Thai, <lb/>
killed; volcanic eruption. <lb/>
Lisbon, Portugal, <lb/>
killed; earthquake, <lb/>
Petals, 1735 <lb/>
killed; earthquake. <lb/>
Canton, China, November <lb/>
killed; earthquake. <lb/>
Palermo, Sicily <lb/>
earthquake <lb/>
Poland, <lb/>
earthquake. <lb/>
Syria, killed; <lb/>
Inmate. <lb/>
Sicily <lb/>
ed; earthquake, <lb/>
Constantinople, <lb/>
killed; earthquake, <lb/>
Pompeii and A. <lb/>
H. -3,000 in killed <lb/>
Bun. <lb/>
imbecile, insane and <lb/>
Only twenty of them ever <lb/>
learned a trade, and ten of these <lb/>
U the <lb/>
the public over <lb/>
The family of <lb/>
began with the godly preach- <lb/>
and pastor 1703. Fifteen <lb/>
hundred his descendants have <lb/>
studied, among not <lb/>
one imbecile, or I <lb/>
per, only one has insane, and <lb/>
but six have been criminals, On <lb/>
the other baud, were college <lb/>
were college <lb/>
dents, among them two <lb/>
and the three great- <lb/>
e-l presidents Vale has ever bad. <lb/>
In law and medicine, in railroad.- <lb/>
and mining, in army and navy <lb/>
in literal and statesmanship, <lb/>
the family bas been at the front. <lb/>
j Other instances of similar <lb/>
have been pointed out, the <lb/>
facts can in- accounted for only on <lb/>
the theory that heredity much <lb/>
to do with it. Many might <lb/>
all to do with and <lb/>
We have just added Steam Supply to our business and <lb/>
population of about in this line very Lev. gee bell In want of <lb/>
Principal products of the island <lb/>
are sugar, cocoa, tobacco, <lb/>
cotton rum. <lb/>
Imports for 1800 aggregated <lb/>
about and exports <lb/>
Globe and Angle Valves, Standard <lb/>
mid Angle Valves, Check Valves, Water Ganges, <lb/>
Oil Cups, Air Ducks, Steam Ganges, Hancock <lb/>
V. s. Injectors, flange Steam <lb/>
Pipe all Pipe Killing all sizes. <lb/>
COMPLETE LINK Packing, Rubber Bolt, Handy <lb/>
Belt Leather Belt, Bell Lining, Belt Ac. <lb/>
SOLE AGE <lb/>
the same year the United <lb/>
States sent to the island goods <lb/>
worth This country <lb/>
takes almost nothing from <lb/>
but our products, <lb/>
food arc necessary to it. <lb/>
Annual revenues of the island <lb/>
aggregate Of this <lb/>
gum one is spent for <lb/>
Usual purposes. <lb/>
Martinique is a favored colony <lb/>
of France, having been settled by <lb/>
colonists from that country <lb/>
Island was taken by Harvesting machine. <lb/>
1701 and held till 1816, when <lb/>
France again secured possession of <lb/>
it. <lb/>
Mount the volcanic <lb/>
which destroyed tit Pierre, <lb/>
is feet high. It It in <lb/>
obscurity because of the dense <lb/>
clouds of smoke that have <lb/>
oped its summit. <lb/>
Mi. A. Howard, of <lb/>
Quarter, who is in town, tells us <lb/>
t be farmers bin section are <lb/>
up their corn on account <lb/>
of the bugs and will plant again <lb/>
He says another pot is <lb/>
injuring the crops iii Hyde. About <lb/>
live years ago the lower part of <lb/>
the county there appeared a <lb/>
of huge rats, differing <lb/>
any species heretofore seen in the <lb/>
county, but resembling the com- <lb/>
wharf rat. They are much <lb/>
than the common rat, some <lb/>
of in reaching of a <lb/>
squirrel. Now these rats arc <lb/>
pealing all over the county in <lb/>
countless numbers. They bur- <lb/>
row in the ground all over the <lb/>
fields and destroy all the grain <lb/>
planted before it comes up. The <lb/>
hunt them with dogs and <lb/>
by the dog- following their bur- <lb/>
rows the ground they dig <lb/>
out and kill a many. Wash- <lb/>
Messenger. <lb/>
unit Para Drain Tile <lb/>
Orders for JOB PRINTING so <lb/>
Latest styles and best <lb/>
workman <lb/>
Garland Cook Stoves. <lb/>
BAKER HART. <lb/>
While engaged in n u bark <lb/>
business in the mountains <lb/>
I hi Hirer on May la, Mr, <lb/>
II. Cody -hot and the <lb/>
cat n an i i b lid eagle ever <lb/>
seen I Is. pall of . <lb/>
II measured seven feel and live <lb/>
s tip of and <lb/>
neighed lbs <lb/>
Ml, Cody shot the <lb/>
. bud on w bile it w as c u <lb/>
off a lat, two old <lb/>
II was by some <lb/>
that this was old <lb/>
a a email Indian allow <lb/>
point was found in lilt <lb/>
breast. This incident may <lb/>
some light on the age by <lb/>
eagle. Ml. Any <lb/>
News. <lb/>
to Maul. HI of this year the <lb/>
festivities with in. <lb/>
have cost Hull nearly <lb/>
He din. I gel the <lb/>
worth bis money <lb/>
Star. <lb/>
Dizzy <lb/>
Then your liver isn't acting <lb/>
well. You suffer from bilious- <lb/>
constipation. <lb/>
Pills act directly on the liver. <lb/>
For years they have been <lb/>
the Standard Pill. <lb/>
Small doses cure. <lb/>
All <lb/>
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE <lb/>
ski <lb/>
THE GREENVILLE <lb/>
CO, <lb/>
Doors, Sash and Blinds, <lb/>
interior and <lb/>
for Modem and Cheap <lb/>
logo. <lb/>
We your patronage and <lb/>
guarantee to give satisfaction <lb/>
styles and work. <lb/>
send orders to <lb/>
Co.<lb/>
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THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. <lb/>
D I. <lb/>
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C, a <lb/>
WARD PRIMARIES. <lb/>
Bord <lb/>
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of the <lb/>
for Aldermen, were <lb/>
held <lb/>
were M will lie <lb/>
proceedings bate. <lb/>
every meeting. <lb/>
the Second J <lb/>
in In office, and <lb/>
called to eider by executive <lb/>
II. <lb/>
who was elected chair <lb/>
The result of the ward primal it i- <lb/>
I m a derided I <lb/>
for the progressive sentiment <lb/>
of the town. The sole issue dis <lb/>
cussed improvements and an- <lb/>
II and that the <lb/>
improvement won means <lb/>
progress the n. <lb/>
More than the town man. C. U. was elected <lb/>
voted issue of to put <lb/>
in improvements, but when these j <lb/>
bonds were about to be sold <lb/>
applied fur <lb/>
to stop sale, which has <lb/>
the lime cheeked the <lb/>
The matter was taken <lb/>
into court, some cause <lb/>
known lo people it is -still held <lb/>
up in supreme court, that <lb/>
tribunal having failed to hand <lb/>
down a <lb/>
In the meantime those <lb/>
opposed to issue of bonds have <lb/>
still been active. In this campaign <lb/>
for Aldermen they undertook to <lb/>
get a ticket nominated each <lb/>
would decline to lake <lb/>
any further action toward issuing <lb/>
the bonds and pulling the <lb/>
even if the Supreme <lb/>
court should dissolve <lb/>
Their failure in I his, <lb/>
of their candidate <lb/>
nominal ion, is J. G. re elected <lb/>
that the greater portion of <lb/>
Gran Hi <lb/>
ray <lb/>
air <lb/>
for over thirty Ii has kepi <lb/>
my from dandruff and <lb/>
BU prevented hair from <lb/>
P. A. <lb/>
Billings, Mont. <lb/>
I Fresh Gossip From Near-by Vicinities <lb/>
I. II. CoWl and <lb/>
I., r. Arthur were in <lb/>
for The ballot <lb/>
resulted a II, <lb/>
in, Arthur due. <lb/>
and I. were declared <lb/>
the nominees. <lb/>
II. re elected <lb/>
executive the <lb/>
year, <lb/>
The meeting for the Thud ward <lb/>
was held the end <lb/>
can called to order by <lb/>
J. i. Move who was <lb/>
elected chairman. <lb/>
was elected <lb/>
ii. u. r. Patrick, i. <lb/>
E. House, and U. acre <lb/>
placed la <lb/>
men The n milled as <lb/>
Pick Patrick House <lb/>
Greene IS. E. I end <lb/>
I. V. declared <lb/>
There is this peculiar <lb/>
thing about Hair <lb/>
is food, <lb/>
not a dye. Your hair does <lb/>
not suddenly turn black, <lb/>
look dead and lifeless. <lb/>
But gradually color <lb/>
comet the rich, <lb/>
dark color it used to have. <lb/>
The hair stops failing, too. <lb/>
I tunic All <lb/>
J , , Gathered by Oar Correspondent, and <lb/>
, Reported for Reader. <lb/>
thrown from bis <lb/>
Department. <lb/>
NEWSY AND BUSINESS <lb/>
NOTES.<lb/>
an -i i yon. <lb/>
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STILL ENLARGING. <lb/>
of the Greenville Market In- <lb/>
creasing. <lb/>
till- <lb/>
I live m for <lb/>
the people of <lb/>
The meeting f.-i the Fourth <lb/>
As a ii i- to was held in the Star wan <lb/>
election the of the <lb/>
,,, . ,, . . . . I II <lb/>
above that the affairs of Ike , , <lb/>
Hale the meeting was lo <lb/>
. by W. L. H. T. King <lb/>
Hoard of A year, <lb/>
If the Supreme court now and D. J. <lb/>
a decision bands U. L. Can, W, II. <lb/>
.-,. S <lb/>
will and <lb/>
Smith and l. W. <lb/>
placed iii i .,. t i Alder <lb/>
men. The reunited u fob <lb/>
will enter in vi r <lb/>
i an Parker <lb/>
K Parker and It. <lb/>
I. were declared <lb/>
before seen in town, <lb/>
MOTH TRAPS ARE A HUMBUG. <lb/>
May <lb/>
Ill ton, X. i <lb/>
baa been called to <lb/>
that <lb/>
i I hi -all r, a. d <lb/>
. u is in study <lb/>
Insects and for <lb/>
I i lull in -i tin- <lb/>
ice i- ii id ii snare, I be <lb/>
Imp a l i-at.-h ii many in <lb/>
-i i just will any light, <lb/>
la a on our table--, <lb/>
catch large <lb/>
lire as well as <lb/>
an The parent the <lb/>
worn in apple is <lb/>
attracted by it, and nil it. <lb/>
are <lb/>
It is a pure farce lo claim it <lb/>
use of tin-i- imp s in -1- <lb/>
spraying, for . t <lb/>
species of pi It. <lb/>
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lo j. thin ice are i <lb/>
deceived lulu g i- la <lb/>
in i by I lie n u in I <lb/>
but in I <lb/>
pure i, ., , . <lb/>
lug pump, lake can- ii <lb/>
II cc. <lb/>
King was elected <lb/>
live for next <lb/>
Mil . <lb/>
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in the <lb/>
and was . by <lb/>
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Ii A. A. <lb/>
acre placed in nomination for <lb/>
MS .- <lb/>
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I IS, Andrews II. <lb/>
i's laud Hie u<lb/>
cm. I'm <lb/>
III ear. <lb/>
Tue <lb/>
tobacco brighter <lb/>
. i r cluing season, <lb/>
will be a la i baud-1 <lb/>
ling all tobacco that ear be <lb/>
here, . I the <lb/>
while the competition <lb/>
i Mich I i <lb/>
I pi a tin- <lb/>
Ii hi- ii been <lb/>
the I bat i Company <lb/>
II 1.1 oil this <lb/>
and work i- on <lb/>
the i tie are build- <lb/>
In re .- ii have I u <lb/>
g of <lb/>
And co Coin <lb/>
have a <lb/>
here, are In <lb/>
i C .- . t plant. <lb/>
fall built . large <lb/>
and <lb/>
have out I bell former dry <lb/>
ii arc g <lb/>
i lie -I ma. in the <lb/>
Tin- new <lb/>
ill be ii sit ion tin- <lb/>
of . v. Ill feel I . <lb/>
feel a i . <lb/>
but t <lb/>
vi i; ii ii i- Pi <lb/>
slick and licit <lb/>
i- and a- <lb/>
here <lb/>
ill -1 ;. In an <lb/>
borne power boiler. A. T. <lb/>
Co., than <lb/>
i their <lb/>
age rooms in- i- for ship- <lb/>
will add <lb/>
a. ,; <lb/>
will before <lb/>
in aim i. I <lb/>
ill have . ,., ,,. <lb/>
i i i , N. May <lb/>
small milk cow <lb/>
lot sale See I . I ox. lie l- <lb/>
In our last crowed a little hit <lb/>
crops, but we don't <lb/>
give up in spite of cold snap-, <lb/>
aid other mishaps, <lb/>
mother in part of the <lb/>
globe has never tailed We <lb/>
still hope for and believe we shall <lb/>
have and a of <lb/>
peaches, The farmer- needn't <lb/>
stop g jet. <lb/>
heal I and <lb/>
Mi-s Minnie of <lb/>
came don n on Wednesday's <lb/>
train morn-<lb/>
M. re than half of <lb/>
used in will <lb/>
be of the patent. This is <lb/>
in favor the <lb/>
truck. them <lb/>
A. fl. I CO., <lb/>
v i i lie alter tin-in.<lb/>
hurt. <lb/>
who has <lb/>
sick for some lime, is some <lb/>
Mrs. L. If. While has <lb/>
to her for the last two <lb/>
-Mi-s <lb/>
Clay Boat, bus conic to make her <lb/>
at S Tyson's. <lb/>
Little Miss Lena <lb/>
last week with little Mattie <lb/>
Mills. <lb/>
Mrs. J. B, has <lb/>
sick for the past few <lb/>
Mrs. J. has <lb/>
sick for the past few days. <lb/>
W. T. Evans came in last I'm- <lb/>
day evening to the meet- <lb/>
Friday <lb/>
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, don t know that for all <lb/>
is no <lb/>
GRIFTON ITEMS. <lb/>
May ., <lb/>
Mayor returned from <lb/>
So ii Tuesday, where be has <lb/>
been attending a meeting of <lb/>
veterans of his old company. <lb/>
L, to <lb/>
Monday to accompany his two <lb/>
Mama and <lb/>
who arc to Trenton. <lb/>
an easy way <lb/>
a sure way to treat a case of Sore <lb/>
Throat in order to kill disease germs <lb/>
and insure healthy throat action is to <lb/>
take half a of water put into <lb/>
it a teaspoonful of <lb/>
Mexican Mustang <lb/>
tad parch- lbs at frequent <lb/>
Th-a hi hi. lac f th,. thrust with the <lb/>
i .-. i r I j i r -in.- a soft cloth <lb/>
neck. Ilka FUGITIVE <lb/>
and a bottle. <lb/>
attended <lb/>
IT MAY BE with a <lb/>
Treat It at with Meal- <lb/>
from Ibis who beard <lb/>
Sam Jones lecture at Kinston <lb/>
evening, your <lb/>
the <lb/>
and v--j depend upon a <lb/>
i in the number. B <lb/>
Mr. of the News <lb/>
was here Monday. <lb/>
Mi- Both Kin-ton, is <lb/>
Grifton <lb/>
home <lb/>
day She <lb/>
her little <lb/>
l-M lie unit to <lb/>
Thursday night. <lb/>
Mi- .- Minne Cox and Kate <lb/>
i. Min. have been <lb/>
III fur several of is <lb/>
on on <lb/>
train. There several out to for a <lb/>
train morning. Karl says be is going lo <lb/>
Co <lb/>
inn big of <lb/>
Von not need a now, <lb/>
Ii want lo remind that <lb/>
they are making yon a pair and <lb/>
you can call time for them. <lb/>
Trade seems to be light lively <lb/>
with <lb/>
judging from the they <lb/>
are making. <lb/>
Him Chapman and Miss <lb/>
spending several <lb/>
their old home, near Calico, <lb/>
came home morning. <lb/>
cold morn doing <lb/>
cotton and crops considerable <lb/>
damage <lb/>
Several from here attended <lb/>
commencement <lb/>
Mi-s Hill. ,, j, <lb/>
here visiting Mis <lb/>
Mis is very low. <lb/>
She has been in bad health for <lb/>
several <lb/>
Miss Mary closed <lb/>
today with exercise appropriate, <lb/>
which she always does to <lb/>
lion. <lb/>
I Have Just Purchased a Drummer's <lb/>
Samples of the Latest Styles of Millinery. <lb/>
They were bough I a enables me to sell <lb/>
then for next thirty days at <lb/>
Less Than New York Cost <lb/>
ITEMS. <lb/>
I- come in <lb/>
. every section conn <lb/>
splendid <lb/>
the crops, in., <lb/>
and the farm <lb/>
era arc high <lb/>
Herald. <lb/>
A . S-inch tin- <lb/>
lion on our streets I'm 1- <lb/>
lib urea make <lb/>
we lime will come <lb/>
a be generally <lb/>
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Slid . I <lb/>
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It. M. Mi I ., <lb/>
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Dyspepsia Cure <lb/>
Cures all Stomach Troubles. <lb/>
It rod ft v r c iii c <lb/>
i. . , <lb/>
WILL MAKE <lb/>
AFFIDAVIT <lb/>
New Lease of Life for an <lb/>
Iowa Postmaster. <lb/>
It n. of Dun- <lb/>
Ian, la., I have been ft, it <lb/>
sufferer from Indigestion and result- <lb/>
unable to oh- <lb/>
I. I <lb/>
1.-1. I had <lb/>
taken one I iv I round <lb/>
I had Log fur. After a <lb/>
a boll Ins I v. rill, in <lb/>
mi fl that I had not hot free <lb/>
from for over ten ream, t -11 r i- <lb/>
day than for years. Dyspepsia <lb/>
I'm. has me a new life. <lb/>
it any suffering win use <lb/>
pain Core, I believe, <lb/>
-1 I, they <lb/>
suffer, that, they tee. in- nil <lb/>
relief, can have <lb/>
In. Had m <lb/>
I id- la tin- voluntary <lb/>
a baa suffered, <lb/>
found <lb/>
no ii I <lb/>
win sure r <lb/>
i. -t by ill- <lb/>
. ii tint real <lb/>
would real ore health lint <lb/>
contains <lb/>
h on organ hasten <lb/>
the good results, don in <lb/>
in Cure mil ill <lb/>
lend <lb/>
set, lb mi are. <lb/>
Brown, and <lb/>
r. all of <lb/>
been down to see us tins week, <lb/>
They are all of X. <lb/>
look older. There was an Sir. Tingle filled his <lb/>
flora same place, though appointment and <lb/>
not so ruddy a glow, who day night, <lb/>
was f. K. Boyd It. <lb/>
went to <lb/>
We arc sorry lo know Mill <lb/>
Mi-. Minnie Lit Moore is sick this week. <lb/>
have been crowded <lb/>
have been veiling Mrs. for the last days with drum- <lb/>
during the week. men, <lb/>
John who <lb/>
a living here for a a pleasant call a few days ago. <lb/>
while, have returned to then Warren home a c <lb/>
Hill. from the river Monday after- <lb/>
noon, i <lb/>
We We, g <lb/>
lends, in and <lb/>
Monday. <lb/>
This line of samples embraces Trimmed and <lb/>
Huts in all latest styles, Shirt Waist <lb/>
and Hats, Leghorn and Flop Hats <lb/>
and Children's Sailors, Fancy Flowers and Novelties <lb/>
Such for in Millinery was never <lb/>
before in Be sure and see the goods <lb/>
before they are picked over. <lb/>
n Rs. n. D.<lb/>
. s near <lb/>
Mr. mid Mis A. ;. Go<lb/>
paint new Mm <lb/>
i- o unusual light, but <lb/>
can <lb/>
tin <lb/>
as well <lb/>
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g.-t I in;, mil a hie next <lb/>
bone is n . <lb/>
hats show m ii <lb/>
blows. <lb/>
n. <lb/>
In Tin v <lb/>
one Cough cure <lb/>
11- an <lb/>
The I- ill all soon be up <lb/>
and nil come <lb/>
again. Won't we be glad f <lb/>
Mrs. Mainly Holiday will lake <lb/>
II rug log charge the in u few- a <lb/>
more days. <lb/>
High i, Mr. and Mrs. It. <lb/>
gave us a call Monday. <lb/>
a crowd from <lb/>
they ,,,,.,, ,, <lb/>
Will send you one iii about lo to <lb/>
If not, j nil apply <lb/>
we w i tee 1-011 get it, W of <lb/>
here Tuesday <lb/>
We Mere glad lo shake hands <lb/>
BLACK JACK ITEMS. again with Mis,<lb/>
. <lb/>
a and Mrs. and little <lb/>
I link went to daughter, Mrs. II. II. <lb/>
Tuesday <lb/>
They mid <lb/>
port n Him time. ; J, j, is being <lb/>
from improved by a new coat of <lb/>
noon, W. <lb/>
FARMERS f <lb/>
Hail Hail Hail Hail I <lb/>
INSURANCE <lb/>
Insured Against Damage or Loss by Hail <lb/>
We insure Tobacco for per acre. <lb/>
We insure Cotton for 110.00 per acre. <lb/>
We Insure Small Grain 18.00 par acre. <lb/>
ALL PAID IX FULL. <lb/>
Park Region Mutual Hail Ins. Association, <lb/>
N. II. WHITFIELD. . . N. C. J<lb/>
Everybody Cordially Invited <lb/>
MILLINERY. <lb/>
attend before what you want. Come and be con- <lb/>
We the prettiest line of millinery ever brought <lb/>
lo Greenville. Saab Ribbons in all widths and. colors. Wash <lb/>
Ribbons for neck, just the thing for summer. Hals <lb/>
trimmed while you wail, us a trial. <lb/>
lo please, <lb/>
l attend lo Washington today, <lb/>
ate. i wife moved <lb/>
their new on <lb/>
Bethel High School. <lb/>
A Prepares <lb/>
Will for College and for Life On <lb/>
FACULTY <lb/>
MISS <lb/>
Art. <lb/>
Primary Department, Art, on <lb/>
Intermediate, 1.28 rest, 8.00 <lb/>
3.00 Incidental fee, per year, <lb/>
Hoard For I <lb/>
J. W. SHERRILL, Principal. <lb/>
Misses Erwin. <lb/>
TWO BEEN PAID IS THE <lb/>
Ht INSURANCE <lb/>
OF N. J., POLICY HAS <lb/>
Lou Value, <lb/>
Cash Value, <lb/>
Paid up <lb/>
Extended that automatically, <lb/>
Ia <lb/>
Will be while you <lb/>
are. living, or within three after lapse, evidence <lb/>
of and payment of arrears with interest. <lb/>
second No . Incontestable. <lb/>
Dividends payable at the beginning of the second and cf each <lb/>
not ceding year, provided the premium for current year be <lb/>
They may be To reduce Premiums, or <lb/>
To Increase the Insurance, or <lb/>
To make polity payable as an during the lifetime <lb/>
of insured. <lb/>
J. L. SUGG, <lb/>
Greenville, N,<lb/>
Low Shoes. <lb/>
YES, <lb/>
ABOUT LOW STOCK, AND <lb/>
AND WE HAVE A Tl DO BO <lb/>
or It DISPLAY IT. YOU'LL <lb/>
NEED A IS <lb/>
TO WEAK THIS SEASON. <lb/>
THEY ARE FAR MORE COMFORTABLE <lb/>
THAN HIGH SHOES for SUMMER WEAR <lb/>
Give feet a chance to breathe. <lb/>
There Y N STYLES out. <lb/>
and make your selection now, <lb/>
while the assortment is unbroken. <lb/>
Any fashionable toe shape <lb/>
any suitable leather <lb/>
and <lb/>
are a few of the pries. <lb/>
FA AM Wilson <lb/>
THE KING <lb/>
THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. <lb/>
NOTICE. <lb/>
If a the <lb/>
margin or this MM i <lb/>
roe owe Tat <lb/>
fir and lo <lb/>
as as W <lb/>
TOO hope ad keep <lb/>
for It. . <lb/>
This n- i fat <lb/>
on their <lb/>
PERSONAL NOTES <lb/>
I SHORT LOCAL ITEMS I <lb/>
Snap Shots at Home New Put I <lb/>
I In Few Word Busy I <lb/>
C. <lb/>
Tax listing Monday. <lb/>
The cool Bights do not help <lb/>
cotton. <lb/>
The town is full of drummers <lb/>
nearly every day. <lb/>
Cash Price paid <lb/>
by M. Befalls, <lb/>
June is expected to make it <lb/>
warmer for us than May. <lb/>
An effort is being made to get <lb/>
Sam to lecture here. <lb/>
Improvements or no Improve- <lb/>
seems to lie the only <lb/>
question heard argued the <lb/>
streets. <lb/>
George Mayo, colored, died, Fri- <lb/>
day night at the county home. He <lb/>
was the man who was reported <lb/>
dead a weeks ago. <lb/>
N. II. Whit field is agent for a <lb/>
first-class association that insures <lb/>
damage or by hail <lb/>
storms. <lb/>
We bear some people here talk- <lb/>
of going on the excursion Iron <lb/>
Kinston to Trinity Park, Durham, <lb/>
June 10th. will be a nice trip. <lb/>
The primary In the First ward, <lb/>
Friday night nominated E. M. <lb/>
for Alderman. lie is a <lb/>
member of present Board and <lb/>
improvements. <lb/>
Very Prompt. <lb/>
Insurance agent L. Sugg to- <lb/>
day paid the losses In bis <lb/>
from the lire in <lb/>
inst., to <lb/>
all The adjust of <lb/>
the losses was made within <lb/>
days after lire. <lb/>
lit Your Taxes. <lb/>
ready lo your luxes. <lb/>
You are expected to give in w bat <lb/>
yon have on hand the first of June. <lb/>
The list takers will be at work <lb/>
through the month June, but <lb/>
help along work <lb/>
by early in the month. <lb/>
Mr. Harding to Speak. <lb/>
Sometime ago Prof W. Hags <lb/>
dale, Superintendent, ac <lb/>
to deliver the <lb/>
annual address at <lb/>
of the Free Will Baptist <lb/>
Tuesday <lb/>
night, June to the <lb/>
severe illness of his wife he will be <lb/>
unable lo meet engagement, <lb/>
and Mr. Harding has very <lb/>
kindly consented to speak his <lb/>
stead. can as- <lb/>
sure the people Ayden that Mr. <lb/>
Hauling will give them a ex- <lb/>
address. He is an <lb/>
speaker and always delights <lb/>
bis hearers. <lb/>
J Brief Mention of People Met <lb/>
With In the Social World <lb/>
May , <lb/>
Mrs. J. B. While is very sick. <lb/>
D. went to Scotland <lb/>
Neck today. <lb/>
B. G. Landis this morning <lb/>
for <lb/>
II. H. Wilson, of Kinston, <lb/>
spent today here. <lb/>
L. I Moore retained <lb/>
day from Washington <lb/>
It. of came <lb/>
in Wednesday evening and <lb/>
morning. <lb/>
T. J. Moore came home <lb/>
day evening from the University <lb/>
at Chapel Hill. <lb/>
Friday, May 1902. <lb/>
Capt. A. White i sick. <lb/>
Kev. V. A. Bishop went up the <lb/>
road this morning. <lb/>
W. B. James, who has <lb/>
sick, was out today. <lb/>
Miss Mamie Cox has returned <lb/>
from a visit in country. <lb/>
Miss Annie of Hill, i <lb/>
visiting Mrs. S. T. <lb/>
J. B. Cherry, Jr., returned <lb/>
evening from Tarboro. <lb/>
Got. T. J. Jarvis returned <lb/>
Thursday evening from a trip to <lb/>
Tarboro. <lb/>
R. C. White returned home <lb/>
Thursday evening from <lb/>
School at Oxford. <lb/>
Mr. Bid Mrs. William Tunstall, <lb/>
arc visiting the <lb/>
family of J. B. Tunstall. <lb/>
Miss Rocky Mount, <lb/>
win. been visiting Mrs. Q. B. <lb/>
King, returned home today. <lb/>
J. W. White and J. B. Harding <lb/>
came home Thursday evening from <lb/>
A. K M. College at <lb/>
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. A cu re <lb/>
Thursday evening I in <lb/>
at Wake <lb/>
Mrs. I. and son, Ken <lb/>
of arrived Thursday <lb/>
evening to visit her sister, Mis. K. <lb/>
M. Check. <lb/>
Misses Fannie Bob <lb/>
of Washington and Miss Ma- <lb/>
are <lb/>
visiting Miss Mamie Cox. <lb/>
Miss Annie Wilson Hoover, of <lb/>
came in Thursday <lb/>
evening to spend the sunnier vis- <lb/>
her sister, Mrs. A. H. Tuft. <lb/>
May HI, <lb/>
R. Julian, here. <lb/>
C. AgerS went to Halifax to- <lb/>
day. <lb/>
R. Smith returned Has <lb/>
sell today. <lb/>
R. and family left <lb/>
Ibis morning for Plymouth. <lb/>
Vick came homo Friday <lb/>
evening from Horner school at <lb/>
Ox lord. <lb/>
Miss of Bethel, <lb/>
came in Friday evening to vial <lb/>
Mrs. D. Moore. <lb/>
Leslie Smith came Ibis <lb/>
morning from where be <lb/>
has school. <lb/>
J. L. Hudson, of Fla., <lb/>
came in Friday his <lb/>
father, Louis Hudson. <lb/>
Miss Tucker who has <lb/>
teaching school near here left <lb/>
day evening for <lb/>
It. C. Flanagan, el <lb/>
City, came in <lb/>
bis lather who is very Mil;. <lb/>
Miss of Grin- <lb/>
w ho has u visiting Mrs. <lb/>
O. Barnhill, returned home to <lb/>
day. <lb/>
Mary <lb/>
and Lottie Blow came home Fri- <lb/>
day evening from Pesos Institute <lb/>
Raleigh. <lb/>
Misses Parker and Hand <lb/>
who have been <lb/>
school at came in Fri <lb/>
day evening and at once for <lb/>
their homes near Falkland, <lb/>
Afternoon <lb/>
evening at <lb/>
Methodist church, will beheld <lb/>
at p. in. <lb/>
June, and if the <lb/>
will lie con <lb/>
tinned until first <lb/>
Parade and Carnival. <lb/>
There wan a large attendance <lb/>
bicycle <lb/>
carnival in warehouse. <lb/>
Friday night, all enjoyed It. <lb/>
Will Cherry won the prise for <lb/>
having beat wheel, <lb/>
end Nellie fender for being <lb/>
the graceful. The receipts <lb/>
amounted lo about <lb/>
Rain. <lb/>
Mr. W. M. Smith, of Falk- <lb/>
land section, was here today and <lb/>
said his neighborhood had not bad <lb/>
a good mason for crops since the <lb/>
first March. It has been <lb/>
bad tobacco, be <lb/>
dry lo set out plants, and <lb/>
plant set out have died. The <lb/>
prospects of a tobacco crop in his <lb/>
neighborhood are poor, <lb/>
Mr. A. J. of <lb/>
creek also tells <lb/>
us Unit over in his neighborhood <lb/>
the fame prevails, and <lb/>
crops are greatly for <lb/>
of rain. <lb/>
Mr. II. E little dog <lb/>
made things lively for awhile <lb/>
the convention Saturday. <lb/>
During a speech by bis master the <lb/>
little dog had a bile <lb/>
and he began to scratch. His hind <lb/>
leg struck floor every time be <lb/>
in a lick place where I In- <lb/>
was doing business. The <lb/>
convention heard <lb/>
lipping and I bought some one <lb/>
applauding the speech, and <lb/>
took it up applauded right <lb/>
heartily. Of course it may have <lb/>
been the dog was really up <lb/>
the speech of bis master. <lb/>
Who Kinston Free Press. <lb/>
A From the fourth Ward. <lb/>
His oil town mil <lb/>
no <lb/>
lights <lb/>
in stun. <lb/>
in Want. <lb/>
Mel In <lb/>
Dry away at box <lb/>
i coal lull <lb/>
race <lb/>
it Can- <lb/>
P, E. <lb/>
A Ht-a. <lb/>
-I rial from and <lb/>
lion for fifteen sun W T. <lb/>
Merry Oaks, N. had <lb/>
many medicines lo no <lb/>
avail our of my <lb/>
II relief, lean <lb/>
eat almost anything I want now and my <lb/>
n j <lb/>
Hunt <lb/>
by Thai further weakens <lb/>
wed <lb/>
fool. you lo <lb/>
What by It without <lb/>
b. Woolen. <lb/>
SOLID FACTS ABOUT <lb/>
MEN'S CLOTHING <lb/>
The store to buy your suit of is the store where you can do the <lb/>
QUALITY, VARIETY. The big Clothing <lb/>
Business wouldn't be done at THE STORE if we did not <lb/>
have the above inducements to offer <lb/>
Lace and White Goods <lb/>
Bargains Positively in Greenville <lb/>
Must Be Sold to Reduce Stock. <lb/>
Dimities, Swisses, Lawns, and other Stylish Fabrics in a Wash Dress Goods Line <lb/>
of Guaranteed Kind <lb/>
Bros., E. P. Reed Co., for High Grades. <lb/>
Wolf Bros, and the H. C. Co. for Medium Grades <lb/>
ALL THE ABOVE HOODS WARRANTED TO BE LEATHER AND AT POPULAR PRICES <lb/>
Remarkable Sale of Reliable Furniture <lb/>
Our great May and June sale of Furniture will make these <lb/>
months memorable ones. Housekeepers, here is an <lb/>
to buy goods at very prices. Nearly every piece is <lb/>
offered at less than today's price. <lb/>
Linens and Wash Goods <lb/>
Showing Novelties in Grass Linens. Embroidered Mulls. and Novelties In <lb/>
Visit the Wash Goods Department see new fabrics. <lb/>
infill ls winch i below cost. <lb/>
This is a big value, and all the lad.- slum hi take <lb/>
While they last the balance of W. T. Lee Co's stock will be sold at less than cost <lb/>
Another Half Hundred Bargains in Millinery. <lb/>
Across the Street at C. Hooker's Store A big line of Staple Dry Goods, <lb/>
Shoes, to be sold at RARE BARGAIN PRICES. <lb/>
C. T. <lb/>
The Big Store. <lb/>
N C.<lb/>
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THAT I AM STILL AS <lb/>
LINK OF <lb/>
Pry Goods, Press Goods, Shoes <lb/>
Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware <lb/>
Tinware, <lb/>
Convention. <lb/>
A of the Democratic <lb/>
party of Pill county is hereby call- <lb/>
to meet in the Court House <lb/>
AND a OF <lb/>
WHICH l aM USABLE TO <lb/>
Come to w a me for your next Barrel of Flour <lb/>
Yours to please <lb/>
Jas. B. White. <lb/>
Your <lb/>
goes i along with its <lb/>
work. <lb/>
R I. advert <lb/>
a I he time building business for <lb/>
the advertisers <lb/>
If j. n want people to visit <lb/>
advertisement where <lb/>
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OF THE UNIVERSE <lb/>
A terrifying as has been the de- <lb/>
f St- <lb/>
o'clock. M. for the eruption, it will not be surprising <lb/>
purpose of appointing delegates to <lb/>
the State Convention, <lb/>
of more populous city win <lb/>
Kith, spring up. There is something in <lb/>
humanity which defies death from <lb/>
i short time the lava <lb/>
cools and the ashes cease falling an <lb/>
to be held in the city<lb/>
1909, and to the <lb/>
Judicial conventions when called. <lb/>
will held in the act. <lb/>
Advice to the Aged. <lb/>
Neil to <lb/>
Windows, <lb/>
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Will.<lb/>
Paints, Rope, <lb/>
Shovels and Car- <lb/>
Tools, do t <lb/>
THE <lb/>
Township <lb/>
at T. W., on i <lb/>
1902, at usual <lb/>
for the purpose of <lb/>
pointing and alternates <lb/>
to laid county convention. <lb/>
The of delegates and <lb/>
each will be en- <lb/>
titled to is as <lb/>
A burnt child may <lb/>
dread the lire, but when he grows <lb/>
up he will not abandon the use of <lb/>
it on that account. <lb/>
Tints Pills <lb/>
have specific effect en <lb/>
the bowels, causing then <lb/>
to perform their natural functions a <lb/>
In youth and <lb/>
IMPARTING VIGOR----- <lb/>
to the and LIVED <lb/>
They are adapt to old <lb/>
to lie one <lb/>
Falkland <lb/>
Greenville <lb/>
Swift Creek <lb/>
People read this lot what <lb/>
there is in it. and they will see <lb/>
what you have to My. <lb/>
yon have not lime to write <lb/>
tin- advertisement yourself <lb/>
don't know what you want <lb/>
say, let know we will <lb/>
help get it up. <lb/>
We have bright and attractive <lb/>
to illustrate ad <lb/>
which you can use <lb/>
the asking. <lb/>
t.<lb/>
HUNDLEY, <lb/>
RICHMOND, VA., <lb/>
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i. <lb/>
l. <lb/>
Hy order of the Bx- <lb/>
county. <lb/>
L. <lb/>
W. I. Secretary. <lb/>
the most spots on earth <lb/>
and if it not for the danger <lb/>
from the volcanoes and from the <lb/>
snakes which infest the island it <lb/>
would be b veritable paradise. <lb/>
This is doubtless true and u ad- <lb/>
testimony to establish the <lb/>
fact that the Architect of the <lb/>
Universe did Hi, work with an <lb/>
equal cunning as the whole. <lb/>
If we take into consideration the <lb/>
advantages disadvantages of <lb/>
the habitable portions of <lb/>
earth it will be found that they <lb/>
are well balanced. Alaska, for <lb/>
, instance abounds in gold, but the <lb/>
TUB can climate is a great drawback to <lb/>
furnish its subscriber, with the there; the most fertile portions <lb/>
weekly Observer at of the tinted states often lack <lb/>
for bath papers. You good water or some other of the <lb/>
v. ill eel both twice a week, necessaries of life; the tropics grow <lb/>
is the best semi- so luxuriantly that man <lb/>
week paper North Carolina and can live in idleness and ye the life <lb/>
cover the Stall more completely <lb/>
Dental <lb/>
Greenville, <lb/>
Clubbing Announcement. <lb/>
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American monthly of <lb/>
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breath, inactive liver, heartburn, kidney troubles backache, om <lb/>
lack bad blotched or muddy cm, <lb/>
any symptoms and disorders which tell the story or bad and <lb/>
digestive system, Will <lb/>
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M mucous membranes the stomach, purify your blood and put you <lb/>
on your again. Your appetite return, your bowels <lb/>
your liver and kidneys cease to trouble you, your kin <lb/>
and you will feel the old energy find <lb/>
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homo news than can lie had from <lb/>
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for is cheap reading. <lb/>
FURNITURE <lb/>
IN THE SOUTH <lb/>
CORRESPONDENCE <lb/>
709-711-713 E. Broad St <lb/>
RICHMOND. VA. <lb/>
Photographer, <lb/>
ft <lb/>
Norfolk, Va. <lb/>
Cotton Buyers and in <lb/>
Stocks, Cotton. Grain and <lb/>
ons. Private Wires to York, <lb/>
Chicago am New Orleans. <lb/>
he is enabled to lead is hardly <lb/>
worth the living, even were his <lb/>
existence not jeopardy from <lb/>
members of the animal kingdom. <lb/>
These are likely to cause <lb/>
citizens of various sections to ask <lb/>
how their States fare the <lb/>
distribution of gifts, and when it <lb/>
is worked the North <lb/>
will have cause to congratulate <lb/>
himself and find good to re- <lb/>
main at for while many de <lb/>
me Withheld from his <lb/>
he certainly drew no more <lb/>
the than was his <lb/>
Observer. <lb/>
Also a nice Line of Hardware. <lb/>
COME TO SEE ME. <lb/>
J. B. <lb/>
Xi mil I In <lb/>
Pitt County. <lb/>
and <lb/>
Court<lb/>
Whichard, N. C. <lb/>
The Block complete in every <lb/>
and the <lb/>
lowest. Highest market price <lb/>
paid produce. <lb/>
Tl <lb/>
, ,,. ,. ii ii Ml m d I , <lb/>
. graphs r Si pit dozen. <lb/>
Cabinets Sago per dozen <lb/>
oilier very Crayon I <lb/>
. i,. , . in ill tun <lb/>
Frames i n hand, all the lime. C me and <lb/>
examine my work. So trouble lo snow <lb/>
answer questions. The <lb/>
beat . all. <lb/>
s in ll i in., I. lion m. to please,<lb/>
Mr. II. Carson yesterday re <lb/>
a diploma from the officiate <lb/>
of the Paris Exposition certifying <lb/>
to the excellent gold ore <lb/>
to the exposition from <lb/>
mines just neat of this <lb/>
oily. is proud of the <lb/>
Kelly <lb/>
livid, a colored in- <lb/>
stead of putting a brick its pro <lb/>
per place put it, with considerable <lb/>
force, upon the head of another <lb/>
named William He <lb/>
was fined W and costs in the re <lb/>
court Charlotte <lb/>
Nobles It. <lb/>
Beam it County So. <lb/>
It. B, Smith will lake <lb/>
action entitled as above has <lb/>
been in tilt Superior RoaM <lb/>
Pitt County perfect the title to n certain <lb/>
parcel of land in township <lb/>
in County, and to bats the <lb/>
Died O. C. to said <lb/>
It. II. Smith, and the said defendant will <lb/>
further In- i s to appear <lb/>
Term Court tone <lb/>
held the First Monday in Sept. 1901 <lb/>
the said in <lb/>
ville, . answer or the com- <lb/>
plaint in said action, of the Will <lb/>
apply to Hie Court relief demanded <lb/>
t lie complaint. <lb/>
This April, <lb/>
C. MOORE, <lb/>
Clerk Court <lb/>
every <lb/>
day, moraine; and evening. Pray- <lb/>
Wednesday evening <lb/>
Rev. Booth, pastor. Sunday- <lb/>
school a. m. M. A. Allen <lb/>
superintendent. <lb/>
every Bun <lb/>
lay, morning and evening. <lb/>
meeting Wednesday evening. <lb/>
H. M. Kure, pastor. Sunday school <lb/>
p. m. L. H. Ponder, <lb/>
Sunday, <lb/>
B. Morton, pastor Sunday- <lb/>
a. m. E. B. u- <lb/>
P. H. Hard- <lb/>
Morning and even- <lb/>
prayer with sermon every lit <lb/>
and Sunday. Lay <lb/>
every 2nd and 4th Sunday. <lb/>
a. m., W. B. <lb/>
B. Brown, superintendent. Litany <lb/>
every Wednesday a. m <lb/>
Preaching <lb/>
and fourth Sundays in each <lb/>
mouth Prayer Wednesday <lb/>
W. Davie, pastor. <lb/>
school P. M., W. B. <lb/>
Parker, superintendent. <lb/>
regular service <lb/>
LODGES <lb/>
A. F. A. M. <lb/>
No. meets Bret and <lb/>
hint Monday evening. E. K. <lb/>
J. M. Reuse. See. <lb/>
Meets every Tuesday evening. <lb/>
L. H. O. W. <lb/>
K. of River Lodge, <lb/>
every Friday evening, <lb/>
C. S. Forbes, L. <lb/>
son, K. of B. and <lb/>
B. Vance Council, No <lb/>
1688, meets every Thursday even- <lb/>
Secretary, J. <lb/>
d. Regent. <lb/>
A. O. Council, <lb/>
No. meets every first and third <lb/>
nights in Odd <lb/>
Hall. J. Z. Worthy <lb/>
Chief; D. Smith, Sec <lb/>
I. O. Conclave <lb/>
Bo. meets every and <lb/>
fourth Monday nights in Odd <lb/>
lows Hall. W. R. Wilson <lb/>
Smith <lb/>
OLD DOMINION LIN <lb/>
WHEN YOU WANT <lb/>
Di Goods, Groceries, <lb/>
etc., go to <lb/>
Mrs. L. H. WHITE, <lb/>
Black <lb/>
Si v line i f goods on hand. low <lb/>
for or in <lb/>
ii for <lb/>
huh retail Grocer <lb/>
Furniture Dealer. Cash paid <lb/>
I idea, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar <lb/>
K-, etc. Bed <lb/>
Matt res- s. Oak Suits, Ba, <lb/>
Carriage, Carts, I are all home-made and the making <lb/>
Tables, Safes, P. <lb/>
and Gail Ax <lb/>
Key <lb/>
the boy wonder <lb/>
as here one day last <lb/>
week. is only seventeen <lb/>
years old and yet bis weight ex- <lb/>
His would <lb/>
make two pair for any <lb/>
footed His clothes <lb/>
ATLANTIC COAST LINK <lb/>
RAILROAD <lb/>
SCHEDULE <lb/>
TRAINS <lb/>
i Si <lb/>
Mar Mb <lb/>
PATENTS<lb/>
intention for <lb/>
For tree <lb/>
rile <lb/>
In <lb/>
roots, Henry Can <lb/>
Cherries, Apples, <lb/>
Pine Syrup, Jelly, Milk, <lb/>
Flour Meal, Soap, <lb/>
Le, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, <lb/>
Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar- <lb/>
Apples, <lb/>
Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, <lb/>
Pi lines, <lb/>
and China Ware, Tin and Wooden <lb/>
Ware, Cakes Crackers, Mara <lb/>
Rest New <lb/>
Royal hew inn Machines, and nu <lb/>
other goods. Quality <lb/>
for cash. Com <lb/>
to <lb/>
S. M <lb/>
Phone <lb/>
J. C. LANIER, <lb/>
II I i.- IV <lb/>
American and Italian Marble <lb/>
OR- I VILLE. <lb/>
.- ml Iron Sold- <lb/>
Ins wort<lb/>
thereof must lie a mighty task for <lb/>
the fat industrious little <lb/>
The father mother <lb/>
of the boy are ordinary looking <lb/>
people when it comes to and <lb/>
for this we cannot lay his <lb/>
over aim. to <lb/>
heredity. Lewis is rather <lb/>
until a few days <lb/>
was he persuaded to go upon an <lb/>
exhibition tour will be one of <lb/>
the attractions here at the surf- <lb/>
men's meeting. <lb/>
Ta. Heel. <lb/>
Steamer leave Washing- <lb/>
ton daily A. M. for Green- <lb/>
ville, leave Greenville daily at <lb/>
M. for Washington. <lb/>
Connecting at Washington with <lb/>
Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, <lb/>
Philadelphia, New York Boston, <lb/>
Aurora, South Creek. Belhaven, <lb/>
Swan Quarter, Ocracoke and <lb/>
all polite for the West with rail- <lb/>
roads at Norfolk. <lb/>
Shippers should order freight by <lb/>
the Old Dominion S. Co. from <lb/>
New York; Clyde from <lb/>
Bay Line and Chesapeake <lb/>
S. Co, from Baltimore. Mer- <lb/>
and Line from <lb/>
Host <lb/>
J. <lb/>
C. <lb/>
J. B. District Supt. <lb/>
Washington, N. C <lb/>
leave <lb/>
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The beau crop thus far has been <lb/>
profitable, and I lie yield a-a whole <lb/>
is above average. The weather <lb/>
also been to crop <lb/>
and they have been shipped <lb/>
in very good order.------ <lb/>
There is mil., one jail bird <lb/>
Foremost Newspaper. <lb/>
The Charlotte Observer <lb/>
EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR. <lb/>
TOMPKINS. <lb/>
J. P CALDWELL, Editor. <lb/>
Wilson <lb/>
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Loses Tarboro <lb/>
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Springs a m, a. m. <lb/>
Mills H am, <lb/>
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pm. <lb/>
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prices <lb/>
ration, <lb/>
Inn, kept by the <lb/>
splendid Loll <lb/>
This boarder It from the <lb/>
of the the charge <lb/>
bin is a <lb/>
e- will Is <lb/>
l km M <lb/>
Cotton Baling <lb/>
on hand <lb/>
goods kept <lb/>
hand. Country and <lb/>
old, A trial ill convince you. <lb/>
D. W. <lb/>
DON'T to eat any old <lb/>
thing that is offered you, but come <lb/>
us for something fresh <lb/>
palatable. We have <lb/>
MEATS <lb/>
sugar that are delicious. <lb/>
Wholesalers say we sell more <lb/>
Kit I ITS and than <lb/>
store in town. That we <lb/>
the right prices. <lb/>
Then if you want a good Cigar <lb/>
or good Smoking and Chewing To- <lb/>
we have the BEST of these <lb/>
also. <lb/>
The place lo get BEST every <lb/>
time is <lb/>
Green <lb/>
THE NEW solicited.<lb/>
news <lb/>
delivered any <lb/>
and Atlanta, and <lb/>
ii service is <lb/>
ever handled by a North Caro <lb/>
paper. <lb/>
con- <lb/>
of or more pages, and is <lb/>
to a large extent made up of <lb/>
matter. <lb/>
THE SEMI -WEEKLY <lb/>
printed Tuesday and Friday <lb/>
per year. The largest paper <lb/>
in North Carolina. <lb/>
Sample copies sent on application. <lb/>
THE <lb/>
Charlotte. N. <lb/>
J. W. CO. <lb/>
Norfolk, Va. <lb/>
Cotton Factors and handlers <lb/>
Hugging, Ties and <lb/>
b Splits. <lb/>
ills s <lb/>
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with train N, <lb/>
lit with the Carolina Central <lb/>
ii i. Had with the Red <lb/>
Springs San furl <lb/>
Hie Seaboard Air Line and <lb/>
at Gulf with Durham and <lb/>
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Train on me <lb/>
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J. It. Manager. <lb/>
T. M. Traffic, Manager<lb/>
All the News <lb/>
--------For <lb/>
a Year <lb/>
The Eastern <lb/>
D. J. EDITOR <lb/>
TRUTH TO FIG-TO <lb/>
VOL <lb/>
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, JUNE <lb/>
45- <lb/>
I I <lb/>
and Friday I <lb/>
a Year I <lb/>
Ricks a Wilkinson <lb/>
This is Greenville's <lb/>
Fastest Growing Store. <lb/>
WHY <lb/>
BECAUSE no other store Anywhere is so in <lb/>
the interests of the buying public to which it looks <lb/>
BECAUSE nothing but absolutely reliable <lb/>
is admitted here at any price--that point is of <lb/>
BECAUSE the prices we ask are the lowest known to <lb/>
the merchandise world for goods of the quality we <lb/>
sell <lb/>
BECAUSE every sale that we make is backed by an <lb/>
absolute personal guarantee of satisfaction to the <lb/>
smallest detail. <lb/>
BECAUSE every thing is done to <lb/>
comfort while shopping, and to fulfill the most <lb/>
exacting requirements. <lb/>
And so we might continue to name reason after <lb/>
son almost without end. No really careful buyer <lb/>
pass the offers we make without investigating them, <lb/>
Look at this double column full of Economy <lb/>
for this <lb/>
White India Linen, White Per <lb/>
Lawns, White Piques. The <lb/>
prices start at and an easy <lb/>
rising scale run up as high as <lb/>
French, Austrian <lb/>
in all the latest new <lb/>
in Crepe paper, Silk Cause all <lb/>
floral Be, Mo, <lb/>
and II. <lb/>
Ladies Slippers. <lb/>
A hip lot that must he clawed <lb/>
worth 11.50. As long as they <lb/>
last <lb/>
Zephyr Dimities. <lb/>
Youths all Wool Suits. <lb/>
They value at to <lb/>
This week they will go as <lb/>
long as they last at, -00- <lb/>
What Women Admire in Men. <lb/>
abhor cowards and mi <lb/>
mote sneaks, though I regret to <lb/>
gay they often endure cads in a <lb/>
way that belies their intelligence <lb/>
and taste. They have a quite <lb/>
pathetic desire lo look to men, <lb/>
to feel men their superiors <lb/>
strength and of mind In <lb/>
calmness of judgment and clear- <lb/>
of intellect. And it is, in- <lb/>
deed, a pity <lb/>
seem logo out of their way to <lb/>
their most cherished <lb/>
Above thing a woman ad- <lb/>
mires strength in a D <lb/>
lie strength of will j <lb/>
ship a Hercules with brain f a <lb/>
It may be strength of <lb/>
will adore a savant <lb/>
with the body of a Gibbon monkey. <lb/>
I. may lie strength of character- <lb/>
she will break her heart for a <lb/>
who is <lb/>
wrapped up In dreams <lb/>
of personal who <lb/>
possesses no more heart than an <lb/>
oyster. But Strength in some form , <lb/>
she craves unceasingly. It is Ml <lb/>
hereditary that has been <lb/>
to her through <lb/>
lib-appointment when Adam <lb/>
was tried In the balance and found <lb/>
Woman, secretly con <lb/>
dona of her own weak <lb/>
and lack intellectual <lb/>
strength, demands strength from <lb/>
man to make up for her own do- <lb/>
Hie strongest <lb/>
women, strong in body and mind, <lb/>
well balanced as <lb/>
may shield and pro-1 <lb/>
led the weakness the men <lb/>
love and sloop to help them, will <lb/>
so without it secret feel- <lb/>
of contempt which la destine <lb/>
of all ideals. <lb/>
Man, in spite of that <lb/>
start made by Adam, was Intended <lb/>
to be woman's protector and refuge <lb/>
all Campbell, <lb/>
London News. <lb/>
NEWSPAPERS AS EDUCATORS. <lb/>
Mow that the entire country is <lb/>
waking up the great Importance <lb/>
km things an intellect <lb/>
FARMING THAT PAYS. <lb/>
It used to possible to make <lb/>
money on farms where no oilier <lb/>
than cotton was planted, bat <lb/>
was In days when the<lb/>
mil cm is close at there I commanded prices that; SN <lb/>
factor that should not left <lb/>
E ABE always with b to <lb/>
op to date. Sow <lb/>
are setting ahead of dale. Do U la i.- <lb/>
If come in and look through <lb/>
om. YOU WILL KIND ECONOMY IN <lb/>
AS WELL AS QUALITY, tor the best la <lb/>
always the cheapest. Therefore the buyer will <lb/>
be sure lo examine our before buying. <lb/>
We Make no Promises That We Are <lb/>
Not Ready and Willing to Fulfill. <lb/>
Yon can fool nil people lime, and some <lb/>
all but you can't tool nil the people <lb/>
nil the time. try to mislead. That is <lb/>
why our lo grow. Call on us tor <lb/>
anything you may wish wear or us.-. <lb/>
Our Several Departments Are Full. <lb/>
J. B. Cherry Co. <lb/>
The Only Department Store in <lb/>
GREENVILLE <lb/>
mill inured. <lb/>
Into almost every home some <lb/>
newspaper its way and the <lb/>
boys girls who have begun to <lb/>
spell out their words, eagerly grasp <lb/>
the copy when It gets within the <lb/>
portals. <lb/>
They take the home and <lb/>
relish their young <lb/>
minds can comprehend. A <lb/>
paper is not like a stale history, <lb/>
an reader, foolish <lb/>
primer, but II fall of live Inter- <lb/>
matter. Tells of <lb/>
have just transpire and are <lb/>
now and the children <lb/>
become enthused over the <lb/>
edge gain from the weekly, <lb/>
weekly or daily visits of the <lb/>
press. <lb/>
People ii they know arc talked <lb/>
f and it Is bill natural that the <lb/>
young mind will soon learn to go <lb/>
further Into cm rent history as <lb/>
recorded these regular issues <lb/>
and before long they find them- <lb/>
selves capable of discussing <lb/>
in an intelligent manner, <lb/>
that the welfare <lb/>
their society, politics and home <lb/>
Then it newspapers are perform <lb/>
lug this in the onward <lb/>
march of the literary world, <lb/>
should receive the hearty support <lb/>
of every citizen In the community, <lb/>
in which they they arc published. <lb/>
We ask yon, In all sincerely, is <lb/>
I there a meant, of educating your <lb/>
I toys girls, that is in <lb/>
now impossible, conditions <lb/>
U they exist an occasional <lb/>
cotton crop may be made and <lb/>
marketed with profit, but the loss <lb/>
resulting from the very next sea- <lb/>
son V operations will all <lb/>
throw the balance on the <lb/>
other side of tile ledger. The <lb/>
farmers are getting poor- <lb/>
every year, but still they are in <lb/>
evidence in this as in every other <lb/>
of the cotton producing <lb/>
States. There arc hundreds of <lb/>
of the class mention- <lb/>
ed who are there with <lb/>
both in the race for prosper- <lb/>
and independence, <lb/>
are not cotton <lb/>
together, but make it of <lb/>
Importance among products of the <lb/>
farm. Their first concern for <lb/>
crops for man and nut <lb/>
or which Islet aside a <lb/>
quantity for the <lb/>
farm from year's end lo year's end. <lb/>
The money that conies in is clear <lb/>
doesn't have to be post- <lb/>
ed against family groceries <lb/>
interest Ga., <lb/>
The who upon <lb/>
a single crop for his support, will <lb/>
come to sec his error hen <lb/>
it la late. He cannot possibly <lb/>
go upon the one crop plan, <lb/>
it lie that of or tobacco, <lb/>
and expect to We have <lb/>
known instances of this kind, and <lb/>
Men's Suits. <lb/>
All colors and sizes. <lb/>
Something entirely new sea <lb/>
son, and just as pretty as they are This we ea- <lb/>
new. We otter them as <lb/>
a bargain at but this week <lb/>
we say <lb/>
Worth . <lb/>
American Made <lb/>
full inches wide, new <lb/>
attractive designs. No better <lb/>
American lo be found any- <lb/>
where. Worth This <lb/>
yards that was <lb/>
never such pretty styles and de- <lb/>
signs This week we say <lb/>
Trunks and Suit Cases. <lb/>
Plans for summer and travel are <lb/>
maturing fast nowadays <lb/>
summer trips mean study <lb/>
trunks The Automatic <lb/>
Tray and Box Trunks, all canvass <lb/>
covered, hard wood slats, iron hot <lb/>
brass 13.60, ft. <lb/>
Suit Hand Hags and <lb/>
scopes, Me to <lb/>
Standard Patterns. <lb/>
Patterns kept stock, <lb/>
sheets free. Designer <lb/>
National Lawns. <lb/>
. . full inches top, <lb/>
as was put l anything , J <lb/>
Some right good things in I'm <lb/>
steel <lb/>
k we <lb/>
Sill M . . <lb/>
and SOU lawns la-fore. <lb/>
last <lb/>
As well be out of the world as out of Fashion. <lb/>
Ricks Wilkinson <lb/>
Speaking of listing the Tills <lb/>
Record says the <lb/>
It is a sad commentary upon the <lb/>
our weak human <lb/>
so many many of <lb/>
them consult good <lb/>
to all kinds of tricks <lb/>
to evade paying their just taxes. <lb/>
So persons either do not list <lb/>
all their or do not list <lb/>
them at US value. Honest <lb/>
tax payers arc interested in get- <lb/>
ting all other tax payers to pay <lb/>
their just share of taxes. As a <lb/>
certain amount of taxes must be <lb/>
raised every year, if any person- <lb/>
evade of their share, <lb/>
must make it by paying <lb/>
more otherwise would <lb/>
pay <lb/>
One trouble is that list <lb/>
takers In many counties do not <lb/>
or least do no <lb/>
properly discharge, duties. <lb/>
They are not generally accustomed <lb/>
to their duties are ex- <lb/>
in many counties new <lb/>
or different list are <lb/>
pointed every yen, and of Coarse <lb/>
being without experience in the <lb/>
business they are not so as <lb/>
if had been list takers <lb/>
Any list laker could and Would <lb/>
duties better the sec <lb/>
year than the first, and I <lb/>
sands of dollars more would be paid j <lb/>
in taxes every year if experienced <lb/>
list takers were <lb/>
county. <lb/>
reach than a county <lb/>
can scud them all to this <lb/>
fifty two weeks in a year for <lb/>
I sum of 11.00. <lb/>
Will allow them to grow up <lb/>
total Ignorance f what the outside <lb/>
world is doing, because you are <lb/>
unwilling to give them <lb/>
twelve months schooling. <lb/>
Think over Ibis and act upon it. <lb/>
. <lb/>
newspaper, never yet knew it to come half way <lb/>
Bargains in Millinery <lb/>
The Movement. <lb/>
I Have Just Purchased a Drummer's <lb/>
Samples of the Latest Styles of Millinery. <lb/>
The News has noted little in the <lb/>
late concerning a <lb/>
II State reformatory. It seems to <lb/>
up to expectation. The farmer <lb/>
should grow his food supplies, <lb/>
raise or tobacco <lb/>
as a money crop extra. <lb/>
Both plans have been tried many <lb/>
times, and the successful farmers <lb/>
of today, With rare exceptions, the <lb/>
who are making any money <lb/>
along this line, arc those who have <lb/>
adopted a plan of diversified farm- <lb/>
Farming will nay at all times. <lb/>
if properly done, but the one crop <lb/>
kind never did pay and never will. <lb/>
That lesson might as well be learn- <lb/>
one time as mother. The soon- <lb/>
the better. <lb/>
They were bought at n figure <lb/>
tor the next thirty <lb/>
In <lb/>
Less Than New York Cost I <lb/>
f samples embraces Trimmed and I n- <lb/>
trimmed in -he latest Style. Shirt <lb/>
Ready-to-Wear Hats, leghorn and Flop <lb/>
Children's Sailors, Fancy Flower, and Novelties <lb/>
that no work that has been under- <lb/>
taken in state in years has <lb/>
stronger claims for unanimous <lb/>
support and encouragement of the <lb/>
people. <lb/>
of this institution it will <lb/>
I be to reclaim the erring <lb/>
I youths of the Slate now while they <lb/>
I arc young and in <lb/>
if its establishment should <lb/>
delayed longer than is I <lb/>
The noble women of <lb/>
state to make u you need; tome <lb/>
the fellow with a pull who <lb/>
is generally pushed to the front. <lb/>
A man may know bis own mind, <lb/>
and not know very mud. at that. <lb/>
Liver Pills <lb/>
state arc to make it wow That's what <lb/>
deserve and should have cure your bilious- <lb/>
of and give you a <lb/>
digestion. Pills are <lb/>
liver Pills. They cure con- <lb/>
and biliousness. <lb/>
Gently laxative. <lb/>
opportunity tor Bargains In Millinery was never <lb/>
in Greenville. De sure and <lb/>
before they are picked over. <lb/>
R n. D. H I G G s l<lb/>
SCHOOL BOOKS <lb/>
FARMERS <lb/>
Hail Hall I Hall <lb/>
that the secret of living long I , C IT D N C E <lb/>
work. am eighty he adds, <lb/>
and healthy as a boy. <lb/>
I notice that all of my neighbors <lb/>
who got rich and retired are dead. <lb/>
I never got rich, and I never re- <lb/>
tired. The most fatal disease I <lb/>
know is to quit work. It kills <lb/>
every time. Keep and <lb/>
you'll keep <lb/>
straw hats show which way the <lb/>
wind blows. <lb/>
aid and of the <lb/>
State Charlotte News. <lb/>
The Slate press dues <lb/>
not think much of reformatory <lb/>
second <lb/>
has the matter in a <lb/>
altogether. In Hie <lb/>
place who would become the. <lb/>
inmates of your <lb/>
lo court house re. olds and as <lb/>
Had you slopped tn con <lb/>
rider <lb/>
An lo youthful <lb/>
I criminals They would <lb/>
want than such <lb/>
lobe taken care of and <lb/>
And the Slate even <lb/>
the would not IN <lb/>
able lo provide an big <lb/>
to them. <lb/>
No, ii is not a reformatory <lb/>
we want, but a change In the <lb/>
laws. Give the trial justices <lb/>
f. <lb/>
the <lb/>
THE GREENVILLE <lb/>
CO. <lb/>
. Damage or Loss J <lb/>
insure Tobacco per <lb/>
We insure Cotton for 16.00 p acre. <lb/>
We insure Small Grain tor pet <lb/>
ALL LOSSES PAID IN <lb/>
Park Region Mutual Hail Ins. Association. <lb/>
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petty thieving and the <lb/>
I establish the whipping <lb/>
i post as the of punishment, <lb/>
no will be <lb/>
and the counties <lb/>
I expense in with inch <lb/>
a I Gold Leaf. <lb/>
of <lb/>
Doors, Sash and Blinds, <lb/>
Interior and Finishings <lb/>
for Fine Modern and Cheap Build- <lb/>
We solicit your patronage <lb/>
guarantee to give In <lb/>
prices, styles and work. <lb/>
Please send your orders to <lb/>
Co. <lb/>
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