W-F THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. I. Kin Entered at the poll c nail ii. BE SURE YOUR SINS WILL FIND VOL OUT. Tin- Durban Bun will obligation on the part of gen Ml., ,, OUR PRODUCE EXPORT TRADE. Our produce lo Largest export trade ever known. II more export raise all other combined, being per cm i of our entire foreign There ii in an object for all who ate employed log. That is money good nobody will deny. ll Times rays Mr. Pan- a Ibis Is iii painting town red. with Iii- roof paint. We would Ilka to tee Mr. ii this and have him two bills lie is owing Ibis office. lie then get bis cut, and we would have a better opinion fit his way There is a right, and reprinted in the Henderson Gold Leaf, from which we clipped it. to belief pa- per also inn up man. as great almost any oilier line of enterprise. And with the difference between cost modern machinery for farm and that for plants, ran easily see hi advantage, And prices now obtained for all farm products are higher than been for years. The demand is in mil greater than the supply. The active demand for an the and small coat entailed in ago this making preparations are Black Hair hue used your Hair Visor for years and am pleated with it. It certainly re- stores the original color to gray hair. my Helen Portland, Me. Hair Vigor has been restoring color to gray hair for fifty years, and it never fails to do this work, You can rely upon it for stopping your hair from falling, for keeping your scalp clean, and for making your hair grow. a Mile All It loaf -nil u. one dollar of p Add i; r. -I I- in ha Fresh Gossip From Near-by Vicinities PAPER WEDDING. Mr. and Mrs, I. A RicKs same Mr. Tub Kb- consider when en out of an r in any enterprise. count, and we were of nap perhaps his victim a golden harvest, will was made about it, though only take advantage of the fine efforts were made to gel l- offered them. It will square it looks, from often in a life i having something to time, say on subject, an if be been working bis game generally. A certain mineral spring ram- Ii is i i iii i tin- Ibis State has hit upon a plan looking for ling advertisers in ibis honest old Using from H tie, but do meet papers. For beat articles And Ibis reminds us about the springs and hotel a certain i a hyphenated name, in a t i less than a d mill i still the bills 1st yea tie d i I i- i . . i. Ki . ; i ; in a we ll l -poll-.- lit by Our Correspondent I r Headers. Department. I Sunday. . I H. K. Co. have last NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS received a ear load hay and a NOTES. Resolutions of Thanks. Not every minister has Lodge No KM A. V. A. at., is of offering some testimonial of its trouble with grasping for courtesies is he tries to seize an op- shown class from Oxford port unity before be sees it. Orphan Asylum which visited Greenville, lie it resolved. hi another name for ; It is more serious than most N. C, went to jester Those having wit h us day to spend a days visiting. can mt them any ii. I'm Co. If you an extra ard or any repairs come at once. The Infant child of Mrs. B. r. Gray died night and was burled Sunday at the id burial ground. Those wishing canned frail of tin very bad better apply to the Winterville Co. at nine, immediately soon after as or will be disappointed. Their are market. is an ad. We are only trying lo out our friends and we km i hey will appreciate our t. Ibis lodge extend thanks to I ,,,,. officers and of a poisoned If i Hour. I.,.,. u t m . u . serious may follow . . . church for the use their church i,, vi Mrs. Alex Annie . , ,. . . Mrs. Mary Smith mid Annie returned from and Mr. and Mrs. V. and Mr. Mis. Samuel of Ayden. i. Harrington is picnic at today. U. the colored barber, is at his post strictly every He is getting lots of too. A. Q. Cox Mfg. Co shipped two car loads of tobacco Hue- this week. Life has many changes and Its variations an great, the human kind however rarely feels its effect. Mis. m. ii. and ,,, , . . . , All lotus are not have visiting over in A i home In Booth Mr. and Mrs. a. Kicks celebrated the second anniversary of Friday evening, inst. The home as beautifully decorated ii. occasion, color scheme be and u, Mr. aid Mis. A. White assisted Harvey , the guests in flout ball and directed lo parlor where Mr, and Mis. Kicks ed Wing assisted by ft. N- Miss Mrs. Kicks wore a dies- made of white crepe paper trimmed in pink and green. the rear hall C. M. Jones and Miss Bruce served I Hooker, speak. Tell us and Rattle I good items an beat an At room door yesterday. were met by Mr. and Mrs.; Sunday night, to the liver, . I ,, . . I I lie Ml- and l s- in Be the and other articles little Early i , ,, . , r. for Hauled class after Its tie M. W Va. and lo every one who at- anything I , . ,. . . . , have ever trial John L. Woolen, tended the concert on night or service on Sunday; night for generous Administratrix Notice. lion and kindly recognition of this; Having at administratrix on , the worthy cause, also to those who all opened their homes and lo said lo nil having gave entertainment to the class against must present them for payment within twelve from date hereof, or Ibis notice will plead n bar of their recovery. May -U, of Turnage, K. V. Cox, Attorney. while iii Greenville. E. Griffin, i W. i A. L. Blow. Poultry Fancier II . home. G, In ti the May regards your Back Will say we like them. Our like them. We i dead. We me living. C. A. request all who have limn to send off next week to have at bis store not later than next Monday evening, Where there is a will there is a North I The Dixie published by County. B-. at la., is Milling and Mfg. Company i a 16-page journal now exclusively to poultry, a subject business as Frank C. ; , ., . . . which people are constantly and Atlantic Boding more and interest, finest Line Hallway Company. J We will sand the The named will take we win sum has a lo any to this day of M attach- no s m a year's in advance property f said i sacks of North Carolina, month. ,, , , . rail to I mo in Pitt a. in., on the day of July, u . II Kicks, and when Died. two, three and lorn were with a delightful At o'clock Miss are offered. We repast by T. M. Hooker with died at the home of will gel a Jones, Charles with brother-in-law, Mr. I. W. not much free as anticipate. BENEFITS TO BE DERIVED FROM MANUFACTURING PLANTS he i id shops are a great lo Salisbury. There are over 1200 paid Meek iii i hat and . the In ii, f the shop., in- by, VI i we do know ii is assume from this we can know somewhat of the bin Salisbury derives from such a source. Manufacturing enterprises are iii; life blood of any Ion community, and fuel there is no real n them, is nothing lo stimulate growth that is desired. example, suppose lib had score of industrial plants of various kinds, employing aggregate people an aver age Wage of per week, can one measure value of mm h earning capacity would be a weakly discharge if and one Interesting feature about ii is, all this money is brought here a ills distributed among mil people. In majority of ea-e-. money so earned is seldom spent flit from but la all put in Immediate circulation community where earned, and every person is a participant Indirectly of the accruing disbursement. ll is that much to inn present supply. is what counts in a material Here is a proposition for air men lo consider. There inn. I be idle money here seeking many enterprises of a raw thousand dollars capital would pay dividends of a.- mil T i ii has just elected a governor which indicates the Demo erotic of state has re turned from its rainbow chasing pursue a course dictated by reason honesty. Mi-s Ada Or, Miss Tin- dining room decorations were of paper During reception music was rendered Nina Almost Appalling. The situation from E. vs. I Holies of ii Sale, house and Mfg. Co. J Ry virtue of an execution directed to the undersigned from the of Pill county In tat above entitled action, I cunt I Monday, the , , the court dry some sections of door SM lo lbs Ugh- county is almost pilling. A number of farmers Warehouse A A- Co. limes to gel a stand about two us. and several j of but plants died weeks past had been to fas, as they Were set out. Then . her room. Her friends did not they plained land in cotton acres. other Laurence, on street. She bad been in poor foil hied several realize . there hit. been James, and Misses Bessie and pained to in in tut Cured In The Milky Stage The main is seeded early, but ii some where hay is not Patrick and Allen, violinists. There were many handsome pres- consisting of pictures, fans books, and paper novel- ties. Court. Mayor W. H. lo I the following eases since last the worship of when extensively grown, to sow health would permit. The be- late as the Ural of June, Bill drunk and relatives have the the crop when the seed is In street, lied t and h f ,. Nobles assault with dead- ;, , . , ,, ; bound over to in stalks is thus arrested tomorrow id its way lo All out me heads. of Deeds, T. K. Moore, the following marriage lad a B, and Lula Lang Lilly. t the comer of fourth stress the up. The Line Hallway, on west tide of said mad , ,; , , n I MS ft to s wan with report lo front south will, said Deceased was a sister of Mrs. L. cute fair and wanner weather, road, MO ft lo a sinks la toe Has front ., , , . street, cast Front ft II dry hot n, the also other a few days more, crops on i , . . , l Hi's to a slake in field, will be almost a complete notes lo failure. with said line poles lo the ditch, thence up lo the lie- l more or less, of Jane, ll. W. lo learn of death. W. Lawrence, of Greenville, of Mrs. Jennie Griffin, Beaufort county and W. T. Paul, of county. She was a of the Baptist church and and as the stalks will be green when cat will also be more digestible the straw grown fir seed, oats cured the same as with exception farmer may. If preferred, use the and binder, which will bundle n it- when is cut All kinds of In e stock relish thus cured, and bundles are passed through teed cotter, and the cut Iced, consisting of the grain and -talks, will be In a more pain- Low Water. Hull of Covenant Lodge No. i; I. O. O. K. Win re i, We have again reminded is abroad laud and the spoiler is among works of the Al- This time blow has fallen on our much II. in the death of bis devoted wife. Therefore resolved 1st. Thai e extend The is so low in rivet steamers in up to Greenville. The dale our heartfelt sympathy In Ibis gasoline boat transfers passengers Ibis saddest hour and pray I hat table than many other and freight steamer can- the all seeing eye oft will The farmer thus utilizes not get up to the wharf, to the beat advantage a large mass Some sections of county have had nice seasons and crops the result. Having duly before the Clerk of Pitt county h. of estate of J, Wilson is hereby given to all per- sons indebted lo the to make j iv n In the undersigned, and persons having claims against the are to the same for pay- on or of Slay, or tins notice will be plead in bar recovery. s day May, II. II. WILSON, d. b. n. of B. J. Wilson la lbs District of the U Butts for the District of North Caro- In Hit-mailer of petition die Old Dominion Steamship Company, for of liability. virtue of authority and directions contained ill a certain decree in the above entitled cause by lion. It. Judge, on May 20th, will on the Day of June, st the old Dominion in the. town N. M., make public sale to the bidder for cash Dominion u -nil in my possession and at said wharf. Triune. June 3rd, 1902. STATE NEWS. Happenings In North Carolina digestible material, and lit avoids threshing I and cleaning grain. Ii is ml vantage to grow such a where there seems lo he I of Rowan of u short hay supply, and while working In a mis will give good results fro,., her ways be upon him bis dear to protect and guide them through Ibis bring them an undivided family to that happy I meet with Monday, home beyond this land of parting July 7th. and weeping, Sunshine Society. . for The The Sunshine Sisterhood was Mrs. Both Monday 2nd, in a most de- light manner. The meet opened at usual hour and the business proceeded after which the remainder of the evening was devoted to social pleasure. The bosh- had prepared sever- very ting amusing guessing the prize being won by Mis. Perkins. Miss Sadie added much to the pleasure of the evening by her sweet music which was enjoyed by all. Dainty were ed. Too time passed and a hour good night was and the meeting adjourned to Bethel High School. A strictly first-class Preparatory School. Prepares College and for Life J. KI I LL, Principal, MISS MAMIE Assistant, MRS. J. W. SH Music and Art. Primary Department, 11.50 Art, Inti-i 9.38 Music, rent, 11.00 8.00 Incidental fee, per year, 1.00 Hoard moderate. For further particulars address J. W. Principal. AFTER TWO YEARS PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID IN THE That a of these i be to i ; lo the papers of town for pub- home, raged and murdered. , , . soils,,,, which no profitable assailants have not been cap. and a copy by spread crop can be grown. All kinds our weeds will also be as . . ,, , , A descendant of John Smith, grow rapidly and seep weeds down. v, ,, ,,, bile it is not maintained that; saved, is writing to grown and cut la the the Secretary of Stale making stage should be substituted for j Inquiries fur The matured crop, vet it will pay of the la lo c en. and set up claim land now own- any farmer who has a held lo spare to sow lo oats try the in winter. The result will be less grain will required and the com s will respond liberally in yields of milk compared with some foods which I are not produced at such little ex- Philadelphia l. j f. White. J The North Magnetic Pole. There an three things about the North magnetic pole that have The young ladies composing Trio gave u delightful con- cert, in opera house, night, for of the Chris church. Owing to it being Saturday night the audience was near so large as occasion deserved, but those pit-sent were more delighted with the superb music. The ladies spent Teacher's Assembly at Morehead. Leads All. I Minnie medicines I tried for and Mini lung p. s. vi One Minute Cough Curs Is absolutely Which. immediately. to the good it , here left this morning never been for where is, whether it is a certain pot or a large area and whether is as to position or subject to change. An is now lilting out Norway to determine all these things, if possible. The fellow who makes a fool o, i Menu t enjoy hits to I Win. fr I It B ins to It, . i, Mt . i . j; ,,.,,,, ,., h. i curs The, It sometime takes; in ; , uS,,, is a good keep puce with his l. u. curs for pip, time lo move in the matter. I Accept no Jobs L. Woolen. A little shower is better none, and c little is all this section got There were clouds enough to indicate that we might get a got rain. Wattle irons of are are said to give faction. They the heat better I ban iron make no smoke, as require bin little grease. OF NEWARK, K. J., YOUR POLICY Loan Value, Cash Value, Paid up Insurance, Extended Insurance that automatically, Is Will if arrears lie paid within month while yon are living, or within three years after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence of and payment of arrears with interest. A after second No Restrictions. Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the beginning of the second and cf each succeeding year, provided the premium for the current year be paid. They may be To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or To make policy payable as during the lifetime of insured. J. L. SUGG, Greenville, N. Everybody Cordially Invited MILLINERY. To s o UR STOCK OF before We have what you want. Come and be con- We have the prettiest line of millinery ever brought to Hash Ribbons in all widths and colors. Wash for the neck, just the thing for summer. Hals trimmed while you wait. Give us a trial Yours to please, Misses Erwin, You'll Melt If You Don't Freeze on to one of our swell Flannel, Crash or Serge Suits. Why should poor, overheated man- kind go about mopping its irritated and not necessary. Here's relief------- Blue or Black Serge Suits, Flannel Coats and Trousers. dark or good togs that gentlemen delight in, and WOOL CRASH-cooler and if anything more stylish j than Flannel. Some new fashioned the swell- est things of the season, Coals. Flan- Trousers, and Duck Trousers Lots of other cool thing it prices. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. NOTICE. If is a If of is you you Tin for to as early we need YOU owe in bop Will us waiting for it . ,.,., Tills in lire i o Cross on Small almost ripe enough lo Beeswax High paid by M. Dry weather has crop. One third of lax listing time gone. What have you don. about I Taylor's jewelry store w. and both started new dwelling houses on their in South There i one hope about the spring may grow- larger if you can to feed him after buying him. Is there no interest in getting the morning from point west Attention is to the notice to creditor by L. of James There was a revere bail storm near Galloway's X In Chi- ANOTHER AYDEN FIRE. Block Buildings Destroyed Sunday Morning. At o'clock morning the of Ayden, south of Greenville, was visit- ed by another disastrous lire, de- properly to the value of with a little less than Insurance, it was Just four weeks, almost to hour, since Hint hail a lire which losses were only about Insurance. This last lire, like former, is supposed lo lie of origin. rear of J. mil not be until several build Inge, had been destroyed, i was only by most heroic largo stores of W. Bro., M. SI Co. Cannon A Tyson were saved. Following is a list of the losses so far as could W. O. Coward, damage to furniture, 1800, insured. Zeno damage to stables, no insurance. J. H. in- stock ho in- II. C. Venters, stock no rod township, Sunday Much damage was done to crops. It is that a heavy hall storm visited upper section of township, after- noon, doing much damage to crops. Attention is called to the notice Of attachment before D. Bonn- tree, Justice of Pence, in the ease of Ayden Co. vs. Mayo Co In another J. O. Lanier publishes a card announcing him- self a candidate for nomination for of Deed, subject to action of Democratic convention. Make Brick. Work on In progress has had to stop times and been hindered lie cause of inability to get brick fast enough. This is another argument that Greenville should have a plant for making brick. There would be money in such enterprise as well as a saving to builders. L. Bailey, stock in- J. W. Taylor, jewelry store stock no store by E. Tripp, Tripp, stock G. W. II. store J. W Cox Co., insurance. J. J. Smith, two store buildings, market and stables J. F. Keel, stock no ins- i Miss Annie L. Smith, lo millinery stock about no in- I. J. market no S lo stock Insured. Dr. M. M. Sauls, damage to stock about 1,500, insured. Mention People Met In Social World tar L. I. Moore went to Washing oil today. J. Cherry, Jr , fur folk. to Kin- Saturday evening. O. T. has cone on a business trip to Miss Nellie render to Tar- today to visit relatives. Mrs. r. II. and child went lo Ayden Saturday even log. W. L. Best went to Sal evening and this morning. Mrs. B, Ii. Talc and children came in Saturday evening from Greensboro. It. went to evening and returned ibis Mining. Mrs. C. I. Patrick of Ayden, came up Ibis morning to visit Mis. Marion Johnson. Misses Bessie and Hard- returned evening from Greensboro. Tyson to ibis morning, when be will attend I the sunnier school. Mrs. W. C. children thin morning for Dunn lo her mother, Mrs. ll. T. Daniel, who is Sick. II. W. left ibis morn. for to attend grand lodge of Knights of Miss Jennie Abbott, who has been visiting her sister. Mis. I. H. Rountree, returned to her homo near Ayden evening. Mis. I. II. left this morning for Raleigh. Mrs. Li, A Kicks went lo Kin ton Monday evening. Miss Clara to Monday evening. Mis- Denmark, of Kin- over Ibis morning lo visit her parents. Mis. K. It. and children returned Monday evening from a visit to Neck. Miss Jennie came home Monday evening from where she bad been tend- W. mid L. H. Bonn tree went to Monday eve to on the excursion today from Unit town lo Durham. and J. K. left Monday evening for Wilmington to ill lend it meet- of the Slate Boa id of Medical At Christian Church. There were large congregations at both services in the Christian church Sunday, Rev. D. W. Davis preached two very able His morning subject was to and evening subject Way to The Trio assisted lo the music. The offertory at the morn service was an instrumental selection by Miss Seymour on and Miss Law on organ. At night Miss delight solo, With To the Public I myself a candidate for the office st Register of Deeds for county of Pitt, subject to the Democratic convention. J. C. Knights Pythias On last Friday Tar Lodge No OS, K. of elected following officers for the ensuing W. H. E. B. C. Stewart Carr, K. L. Carr, M. W. J. L. Fleming, M. of A. H. W. W. II. Bagwell, O. Solo. As at the Sunday service the Baptist church, Miss Tyson sang Coming of the the of which was beautiful. For one young as Miss her voice shows power. B. F. Suggs, of Is town. Foster timed evening Web, Charles Ski came this morning from a trip the roan. Mrs. of Kinston, spent today here. L. Cooper left Tuesday for Graham. mil Mrs. T. J. Jarvis left this afternoon for Morehead. Miss Lillian Carr day evening a visit lo Governor C. B. came in j this afternoon from here he today. Miss of Wilson, j evening to visit her slater, Mia. H. Carr. B, W. of is hereto take a position with brother at the steam laundry. Mr. and Mis. Harry Skinner re turned evening from W. II. re turned Tuesday evening from W. L. Brown and children re- turned Tuesday evening a visit to Tarboro. L. Rountree this non in i- from the Kinston Durham excursion. lie reports a big crowd and good time. Mrs. J. G. Rawls and children. Of Wilson, arc visiting Mr. Mrs. K. K. Griffin. Dr. E. A. W. B. Warren Tuesday for Wilmington to the Mrs. C. I. of who has bean visiting here, re turned home Tuesday evening. V l. 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 Bargain Positively in Greenville Must Be Sold to deduce Stock. Dimities, Swisses, Lawns, and other Stylish Fabrics in a great Wash Dress Goods Line Bros, E. P. Reed Co., for High Grades. Wolf Bros, and the H. C. Co. for Medium Grades A 1.1, THE ABOVE WARRANTED TO BE AND AT PRIORS 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 prices. Nearly every piece is offered at less than today's price. Great in China and Japan Mattings Linens and Wash Goods Grand Showing of Novelties in Grass Linens. Embroidered Mulls. Swisses and Fine Novelties in Wash Moods. Visit the Wash Goods Department and sou the l Virile which is n sale at prices which arc practically below cost. i a big and all the ladles should 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. N C.