THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. D. Entered K. C, as class mail 1902. State Convention. To Democratic Voters of in pursuance ; passed by State Democratic at its meet- in the city of the day of is given that the State Con- of said party will lie held in city of on the the day of July, Ibis convention is called for purpose of nominating a candidate Justice of the Supreme These two items from the mouth Beacon i The series of which have been in progress at the M. K. here closed on Wednesday night. These meetings were very there being about BO , candidates for conversions. reclamation and of Supreme Court, so far have joined of the church. Commission; also The jail doors of lo. of The Instruction, and for the transaction of such other business of the party a- be brought be fore convention. In compliance terms. Bounty wide open, prisoner war. bonded out this week The Greene county Democratic convention held Saturday endorsed Claude for Congress, E. C. for corporation commissioner, J. V. Joyner for . public instruction, and for the state senate. chief justice, Clark was practically en- having received fifty of the fifty eight votes of the con- associate justice Con- nor received fifty two and Brown two. For solicitor of the Third judicial district, Larry I. Moore received and a half I. Ward and a free I'm-. The Jones county convention gave Mr, Moon- sous and Air. Ward I. Counting for Mr. Moore enough counties have Id assure bis nomination for Solicitor, with and yet to hold theirs. He will gel the greater part of the i in th counties which will give the ti hi a large majority. The formation of Trust recently has caused volumes be call your attention to the following the aforesaid meeting of the Democratic Committee, to That the Chairman of this Committee shall In his call for the nest State Convention state that said convention will deter mine whether the Democratic will choose candidate for United stales Senator by primary, by the Convention, or otherwise Bach is allowed In the said Stale Convention one rote for every one hundred and fifty o. ratio votes cast in the last lion I and fraction over seventy five. It Is earnestly desired that -hall be fully represented. Respectfully, M. Dem. Ex. Com. P. M. i. Sec. A Pleasant Day. Gray Hair have Hair Vigor for over thirty years. It has kept my scalp free from dandruff and has prevented halt from turn- ins Mrs. A. Billings, Mont. There is this peculiar thing about Hair Vigor it is a hair food, not a dye. Your hair does not suddenly turn black, look, dead and lifeless. But gradually the old color comet the rich, dark color it used to have. The hair stops falling, too. II Ml Mill. All if. name . Lowell. Mum. Fresh Gossip From Vicinities . A Winterville Department. TOWN ELECTION. The Board Aldermen. low., election for Alder- men, held Monday, everything NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS NOTES. N. C, i Our were much grieved and surprised to learn last Monday morning, Of the death of Mrs. W. ill. of Greenville. She had many Warm and sincere friends ; here who with and feel ; for Prof, and Miss in their sad A G. two daughters, Misses j Mimic and Dora, from Ibis place, attended the funeral Monday even- Daily shipments of Tyndall To- Trucks are being made by A. Ii. Con Mfg. Co. baa gone to on a visit also to lake in the commencement. Joe Manning and Ferd Tucker by Our an I Reported for Hill waiting relatives Mrs. W. II. Pollard and are visiting her brother, W. A. passed off very quietly and all the nominees of i are painting top of the town elected except In Ibo first . . Iii that ward S. was run against K. M. and came ahead, the vote being Spain the Second ward I. C. Ar- and Chas. Cobb. the Lases, each received votes. In the Tided E, H. Pick and B. Patrick, red and it is a ready red, Sec ton about point. The Cheapest and best iii the world. P. T. Carr, of Willow Green. here Monday. Kisses and spent Saturday and in the country. Have you ever tried a pair of I he Tar Had Cart Wheels made STATE NEWS. In North Caroling to have a on July 8th. Several dwelling houses in Mount were burned Monday night. The Seaboard Air Line ticket Fields and B. O. i office at was robbed from Oxford, The thief got they have been attending Boner Two j Military school. Saturday on the Ward, were burned to evening We glad to see in a at the school boys City, Monday night. They were Miss Agnes Moore spent several , B, days in the country with J. Thorne last week. T. the at Hill Fri- day Joseph Kinsey, of Wilson, is v siting Miss Alice Aunt wonder you are not well, Harry, too much plum pudding at dinner. s not the trouble. Aunt Mary. It's thinking of what a lot I couldn't eat I had no room for it that makes me lick. Chicago News. An Object lever. Spring is another name fur It more a than moat think. liver inactive system. If neg- serious illness may follow such arm I I . III . Bl. Mrs. II. Trot man, Marl turns. Little Early re- move all danger by stimulating the liver, the BO and the died Friday afternoon a long time of suffering. She j torn Safe buried Saturday afternoon at Little Early ., . , , for torpid liver every spring for years. in the cemetery. Her writes H. M. W Va. dome more good anything have ever John L. Woolen. Father Dead. Sunday morning Mr. J. band, two daughters sever and great grand children survive her. services were conducted by Rev. T. II. and W. Arnold. . , , , , . ., . , ., . ,,,, Bard, Jr., received a telegram from Airs. . right and ,, , . . , . . .,. , . announcing the death of who have been visiting relatives ,. . ,. ,. , ,,,. , , . , , , . . , , bis lather, Mr. J. P. at to Hotel , ,. . ., , , , . aged yea rs. He drove to Bethel Saturday night. , , . . , , m, to take the for Ply- A rain is badly needed. The . . . , ., , are In- tensely. The crops are poorer than they been in years. mouth to attend the funeral. to Yield. used Hazel Salve for i the shape of the ., A Thorough never looks on the sunny side of if he does he complains of the Free Press, Leads Them All. Minute Cough Cure beats all other medicines I ever tried for coughs, colds, croup and throat and lung Si oil of Ono the only sale remedy which Moth era everywhere to the good it has done their little ones Group Is so that the doctor often arrives too Is at to One Minute Cough Cure. Pleasant to like it. Sure cure for grip, bronchitis of Snow Bill, found U a certain S. cure received votes. i the A. G. Cog Mfg. Co. They are , , It Willow Del. John I. ward only the . . to J. in town yesterday. They ,. nominees were voted tor, B. ,,. lo oner Miss Mary who ha, been j way- yield to Salvo Orders for JOB PRINTING a i ear i, WOOden Wheel On Ute ,,, ,,,., ,, ,.,., . l urea skin all kinds of wounds. u, Carr receiving and V . It.; attending the College no John L. Wool.,. Parker In the Fifth ward all voles east, s-ere B. F. Tyson. s. tin- next will be coin- posed D. Arthur, Chas Cobb, K. B. B. F. Mrs. It. R. Cotten for J K. W. R. Parker hospitality, the End and B, will In of the Century Club July All are good men and a splendid management of town affairs can be expected. Thursday. May 29th. Each guest was received with a cordial welcome, and at once de- Miss Mr, Preston Cot- ten accommodatingly sang several which were thoroughly written on at being the for purpose of of charming I lie pi h h mi u tides r, i, the ., . .,,;., . in . dealt with by press public ,. .,,,., walk. than any we know of. and at-re by Mrs. Cherry and so. The supply has was in an uproar equal to v no muse i r mi a-.- was prices. .- have m be Luncheon was served death, large. the com- covers laid Mrs. W. II. House baa been , , . den, has returned to home. I pending several days In ,. , . . v with Mrs. , visiting, Mr. II. H. Wilson, mail route her sister, Mrs. J. J. Hearne, near agent on the A. L. road between Old Sparta. j and Weldon, has laid off Mrs J. A. Forbes little sou, for a weeks recreation to Sunday in with Mrs. his health. Mr. P. C. j. T. Thorne. of Petersburg. Va., is run- Miss Smith is town visit- in Mr. Wilson's place. The log Mrs. Redding Fields. latter will leave for Asheville a Miss Hannah Hardy is visiting few Free Press, her sister, Mrs. J. I. Baker, who m, . THE HOSPITAL X. C. June 1902. have been to the of Greenville for the establishment of came up see home folks Sunday, Charles Harper and daughter, Miss Bettie, of Black Jack, were f here relatives Sunday. Carriage Co. have been wading not some very nice r top bunnies during past week. still have a few stock and will make to older. See be- fore you buy. Mr. and Mrs. Ayden, visiting at M. Leonard Hamilton says you can- you is very sick. can generally Hatter a man Mrs. w. is. Burnett I u, telling Him what sick. Hope her sickness will prove i AYDEN N. C , June Hiss Bertha of Little a docs people would make a of In town Sunday. fort to secure Ibis nor he t n, w. n. r. IA liberal, generous gentleman has can you who beg begin tonight and enterprise, ,., , . --The i A Real Buffered tram and lion for fifteen W, T. of Merry Oaks, N. C. I had tried many and medicines to no avail of my friends try It gave immediate relief. can cat almost anything I want now and my i r Won i try looms stomach trouble by dieting. ., . twelve. ,, ,,. ,,, on from a public the Club was called to order new ,.,., across . Is going to bring back with him. Thursday night. ,. ,.,,,,. it air. w. u. on; ll of in town for the John L. Wooten. beau, and a, prop, site few Mrs. M. O. Bryan and NOTICE TO Having duly qualified before the Court Clerk of d. b. n. B. J, Wilson notice is hereby given to all per- sons to the estate to make payment to the undersigned, and all persona having claims arc to the same for pay- on or before the 99th day of May, 1903, or this notice will be plead in bar of recovery. Th a Uh day of 1902. II. H. WILSON, d. b. n. of B. J. Wilson In the District Court of the for Eastern District of North Caro- In matter of the of the Old Steamship for of liability. of the authority and contained in a certain decree entered In the above entitled by Hon. It on May will on thesis Day of Old Dominion Wharf, tin- town or N. Cat o'clock M., make nubile sale to bidder for cash of I lid Dominion at present In my and said wharf, Trustee. June 1902. fur I in- inn ion, n -in-s the Bethel High School. at was few more shekels it. guise . with, Literature of law, aid their report and took a over , ,, t. year's work adopted, which bad lo and book . , for, each absent member being has e. Mi-. Jarvis, retired from the chair ii in and many .,. u . the new President remedies u.,, given view of the fact that l u. A rising rote of thank a s. it gr. , . . in the pi ices combine, give little u i n In would appear not fair, all were allowed to cut for for lowering prize, Mrs. Kiel Moore cutting would be for far men lo stock growing on a larger scale. his plantation, These are offers that should be fell and by Hie people Sot until lake DI some active, earnest Interest in the cause cm ii be expected that men of means will go far taking the bad. There should be a united effort good of and and thus inspire those who for b. services during the , .,, ,,,,,.,. will man make a The hostess had u so was tended to retiring President Lena and Bessie Harris, Monday morning to spend the Normal will, borne last week. A strictly Preparatory School. Prepares ,. for College and for Life Mrs. Mary Smith and Miss will son. recover. Annie Stock left yesterday even Km , Mrs. W. Principal, MISS MAMIE GRIMES, Assistant, J. Art. Miss Lee, Dunn, Is being laid for sometime with friends Department, 11.50 Art, in town. Intermediate, 2-25 Music, including piano rent, 3.00 Miss Johnson, 8.00 Incidental fee, per year, 1.00 st of Miss Board moderate. For further particulars address J. W. SHERRILL, Principal. the new dormitory of Winter ville School for Don and the same Will before the opening of the next session. and Mrs. Cox were Patrick. visiting in the country Sunday, Charlie of Winter- Mis-.- and spent our midst. . PATTi IV , of Raleigh, H TWO YEARS PREMIUMS HAVE I I- Mil, suggest . Stall cause. raise at home would do b more good than any possibly do, and then there be no lo evade, lucre mailer of competition one section with another, it would not only have a wholesome effect upon the conduct of Trust, nut it would also pay the profit on his t is a deplorable truth that in whole few grows beefs be bought. It is all of western daughter, brought by the train load from Chicago and other western points, and stored in like Richmond or Daughter, the Confederacy. Mrs. W. Li House, ibis ITEMS. card and Mrs. Dick King Mrs. Cotten introduced a new Reported for Th Chapter of lb. Daughters of the Confederacy held Fannie Harder, its meeting with Mrs. Miss Vivian la In Hero and Miss Louise Latham as on B Ball. here Saturday night. W. C. Jackson family spent j Sunday III the country, L. Tyson and wife went up lo Sunday. Prof. A. Manning left Friday walk. During the perform ices were served. This was an ideal scene of colonial days on a plantation. time slipped by I day was the anniversary Tuesday's games in the State when the hour for departure i,,,.,,,,. Davis, and of bis life and N. Mi-- Pearl returned yea from near in Beaufort where she beta Miss Miss Myrtle Hem left Friday her home Washington, D. C. Daughters of the Confederacy. rived i. was with regrets and best wishes the hostess live to an old that of the Century club be entertain- ed many limes. Man. were the topics. Raleigh D, Mrs. John L, Wooten gave At to Haw Brine his at Hollywood in At Richmond a week or so since, and Durham ii, how the beauty of the OP and the dignity of Won. Lost, pressed her above everything of the kind seen In trip Durham The ex. in Mm. in. in to j north. Trinity Park, Durham, next i u,,. knotty contest Bern U Huh, will afford n names of of U trip. People of easily accessible, and to go of letter, airs. David . lo the can go to evening be- House, Mrs. J. and I Ii lo fore. I. cut the . . Reported for The The T. J. Jarvis chapter of the Daughters of the with Mrs. Jarvis, In of call, Ibis morning In memorial of Jefferson Davis. Mrs. Jarvis gave a brief Davis, his scholarly and public career. A resolution was passed of the deep sympathy of the chapter for their sister member, Willie in the lots of her lovely and beloved mother, Mrs. country. Lot the farmers look to their and go to more home supplies, will stiller less from tie ravages combines as that of beef packers. It takes lime to make a John I. Woolen the ,, u. ii. . , and leas to make her miser- Mi. being winner. Perhaps the two things The fair hostess served , . . . refreshment., after men are a pretty girl know winch the club plentiful because there s a ll. September. ward offered a thief. The between repartee and impudence depends the size of the man who gets it off. It's all right for a girl to look into the future, but it's not be- coming in her to look forward. II Hi II ill. OF NEWARK, V. J-, YOUR POLICY HAS Loan Value, Cash Value, . Paid up Insurance, Extended Insurance works automatically, Is Non Will be reinstated if arrears lie within on month while you are living, or within three years after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence of and payment of arrears with interest. second No Restrictions. S. Incontestable. Dividends arc payable at the of the second and cf each succeeding year, provided the premium for the current year be paid. may be To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or To make policy payable as an during the lifetime of J. L. SUGG, Greenville, N. Everybody Cordially Invited MILLINERY. TO s K E R S T before buying. We have what you want. Come and be con- We have the prettiest line of millinery ever brought Sash Ribbons in all widths and colors. Wash Ribbons for the neck, just thing for summer. Hals trimmed while you wait. Give us u trial. Yours to please, Misses Shoes Need a Pair We should think you would. We don't we how any man -an through the summer without air of OXFORDS Your feet deserve to be made aid you neglect the first principle of summer comfort If you fail to weir LOW Guess make more profit on high shoes on low; but in summer with low shoes we make Men's LOW SIM made of modern lasts, Patent Patent Kid, Leathers, Kid, etc , J. I. of Norfolk, came in Tuesday evening. J. P. Hilliard Tuesday evening from Plymouth where he had been to attend the burial his father. and If you never have worn Low you'll wear a pair this season if you take a look at our lay. KING CLOTHIER. THE EASTERN PERSONAL NOTES If is a MAKE margin of paper to remind owe for subscription, and you to as early as possible. We need what owe us and hope you will not keep us for It. This for those who find on their paper- SHORT LOCAL ITEMS Snap Shots at Home Put In Few Words tor Busy Readers Dry weather continues, lo of crops High Cash Price paid by M. malts. Sec advertisement of for sale by J. J. Cherry, Trustee. Uriel Mention of People net m With In the Social World , Junk Mrs. Harry Skinner went lo Raleigh today. M. H. went to Saturday evening. Mr. mid lira. F. morning for Suffolk, Va. K. M. came in day evening from Mrs. J. G. returned day evening from a visit to Cone toe. Misses Mattie King and Kinston Sat- evening. R. C. Rivers, of Raleigh, There was shower enough Saturday evening day evening to almost lay this morning, dust. J. W. of who T S left Monday evening for hT borne in home Saturday field. Mrs. Selby. of Henderson, who street. Rev. V. A. Bishop returned Monday evening from Rocky Mount. Mrs. Lillie Perry, of came over Ibis morning lo visit relatives- Mrs. W. T. Hunter has moved from the Hunter to home in South Mrs. W. T. and son, Willie, returned Monday evening from a visit to Raleigh. Leslie came in Sunday evening from where be bus working for V. Johnson Co. W. H. DEAD. Ont Our Best Women Taken From Earth. evening. 1st, j-st as the golden sun WOO shedding its dying rays o'er the earth death entered a happy homo in our midst and robbed it of its joy and light, the devoted wife and n At moment spirit of Mrs. Bettie beloved wife of W. H. of schools, was taken earth and borne Bagel to heaven, the home of Hie redeemed Christ. While hearts left are crushed their grief, for her there in I of her Savior whom she loved and served while with us i Ii. Mis. bad been sick about two weeks, while all was done for her that loving care and skilled attention could per- form, death was relentless and could not be stayed, and the broken I hearted husband, the motherless the aged parents and rowing sister can only look through their sorrow with resignation to God and say will be All with sympathy for the afflicted ones, but only who really comfort and them, Mrs. was list was second of Mr. and Mis. ll. A. Button and a sister of Mrs. i. J. Which and of the late Mrs. II. paid. On her 24th I Sept. W, married to Prof. W. II. The bus band, live children, father, mother and one and other relatives survive She was a member of the Baptist chores, a loyal Christian, a devoted wife, a mother, a true and faithful friend. All loved her for her beautiful char and kind disposition. Her is a loss to entire com and all deeply feel the row. services were conducted by Rev. J. N. Booth the Baptist church at i o'clock this afternoon, and the was in Cherry Hill cemetery. The was with many beautiful Moral tributes. The pall were Dr. W. Messrs. W. B. son, W. L. Brown, J. S. Smith, J. N. Hart, K. James, J. It. Cher- It. A. Allen. T. S. rived Sunday evening to be with his brother, Prof. W. H. in the death and funeral of the latter's wife. Tuesday. 1902. Adrian Savage went to Rich- today. Jim went to J. F. King is now occupying bis today, livery stables the corner of new and Fifth streets. If Greenville a lib of July celebration there is just a month which lo make ready for it. W. at. left this morning for to lake his wife to hospital treatment. No one seems to lake actively to the idea that a brick making plant of Greenville's greatest needs. The Greenville Masonic Lodge will have a picnic mid public in- of officer latter part of this month. Date will be an- later. Mrs S. B Wilson, who is visit her daughter, Mrs. Warren, at Penny Hill, was sick there Saturday and Sunday. We are glad to know she is much bet- Mrs. Emily Nichols went to today. Don Gillian., came Monday evening. O. H. East returned Monday evening from Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Let left day for Va. W. Harding returned Mon- day evening from Raleigh. W. B. Wilson, Jr., home from Homer school, at Oxford. t, 1902. C. G. returned Tuesday evening from Halifax. N. H. Whitfield returned Tues- day evening from Richmond. W. L. Cooper, of Graham, is Marriage Register of Deeds, T. R. Moore, issued the following marriage last in; and G. T. Skinner Malissa Dud- J. H. J. J. Smith and Nobles. The total issued during smooth Of May whites, MASONIC TEMPLE. Early Erection ii Now Assured. The undertaking of Greenville Lodge No. A, F. A. M. to build a temple has made such progress as lo warrant the success of Some months ago the property on Third street, adjoining the court square, was purchased purpose. Since then the commit tee has been quietly but actively b. cooper, tins here again looking after fruit I reel Honda have bat prepared will soon Mayor's Court Mayor W. n. Long has disposed the following cases since last Loveless Cherry, disorderly con- duct, one penny and cost, 1.1.11. assault, lined and cost John Jones, drunk and down, fined cost Will drunk and fined cost, 83.20. Julia Cherry, assault, lined one and cost 81.10. L. I. Moore reached morning from Jones Solicitor home this comity. Mrs. W. B. Brown children left this to visit relatives Virginia. Mi. and Mrs. B. Thomas and little son left Ibis morning for and Asheville. Miss Tyson home Tuesday from Baltimore where she had at school. OF. C. Harding went to Tuesday evening to deliver the lit- address it the commence- of the Free Will Baptist Seminary. be placed on Many of bonds already been engaged and there will be no trouble dis- posing Of the remainder. As soon as u certain amount of the are sold work the building will begin. The temple will be three the first offices, the second a modern opera house, the third lodge rooms. This temple will be to a credit lo the The town and entire community should be greatly interested in the enter- prise. SOLID FACTS ABOUT MEN'S CLOTHING The store to buy your suit of is the store where you can do the STYLE, QUALITY, VARIETY. The big Clothing Business wouldn't be done at THE BIG STORE if we did not have the above inducements to offer you. Lace and White Goods Bargains Positively in Greenville Must Be Sold to Reduce Stock. Dimities, Swisses, Lawns, and other Stylish Fabrics in Wash Dress Goods Line and Guaranteed Kind Bros., E. P. Reed Co., for High Grades. Wolf Bros, and the H. C. God man Co. for Medium Grades ALL ABOVE HOODS WARRANTED TO BE LEATHER AT Remarkable Sale of Reliable Furniture Our great May and June sale of Furniture will make these months memorable ones. Housekeepers, here is an to buy goods at very tow prices. Nearly every piece is offered at less than today's price. Great Red, in China and Japan Mattings Linens and Wash Goods Grand Showing of in Embroidered Mulls. and Pine Novelties In Visit the Wash Goods an see the I 11-1 v In-low This is a bin value, and all the should take advantage of it While they last the balance of W. T. Lee Co's stock will be sold at less than cost Another Half Hundred Bargains in Millinery. Across the Street at H. C. Hooker's Store A big line of Staple Dry Goods, Shoes, to be sold at RARE BARGAIN PRICES. C. T. The Big Store. Greenville, N C. m-w