Eastern Reflector

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Have You Forgot What THAT l A STILL AH I OP-TO DATE LINK OF ORIGINAL OBSERVATIONS Made By The Orange, Virginia. Observer. The mule always puts bis foot hindmost likewise men. The thermometers are beginning to behave every day. It sinners acre stoned, enough the bruises. A woman never feels sure that a man is loose until she that AND A WHICH AM I TO men Come to sec no- tor your next Barrel of Flour Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, I worms when they arc given like angels. Yours to . White. K. L C For Locks, Collars, Plows, Short Is Tools, Doors, the Table. II two cups of ham add of chopped hard eggs two of capers, lo one of mustard moist- with waler, and a little pep per. may omitted. the dry ingredients and mix with one large cup and a of hot white sauce. a pudding dish and till with the mixture. WHICH ARD I IN A Creative Force. A nun of experience and who has watched the of advertising until it has become the very lite blood of at firms that ad- does n ore than attract from a given of trade a larger share to the advertiser. He finds it creates new customers. it creates a demand prices as low at the for new neglected products. It Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de HI i S, mill Car- L v I- d .-i The man who blows with his mouth Instead Of his hands won't amount in building a town. Bill lotion has its blessing the man wooden leg never has the rheumatism in that ankle. man who life Is worthless. A person may a light sleeper, and still sleep in the dark. The in refrigerators fig- In- profits in cold cash. If all right to love your neigh- but don't let him Impose upon j nil. A play without a villain is a good bit like a mint julep without the be said of the sculptor he cot nun h of a Although variety is the spice of life, some fellows stick to cloves. tug incests is possible, Record. matter how stupid a girl may be. never say she is dull, or she may be tempted to cut just for spite. Oust the top with buttered bread is a force without which no crumbs and place in the oven to brow u. Fin a few dried in a very little water mer to soften only. Drain chop tine, making a paste with a little whipped cream. Spread be- tween wafers and press two to Linn Italian Remove the bones from the chops, press meat into circles and fasten in shape with small tooth picks before they are broiled. Sea- son and serve on a U-d of macaroni covered w it tomato may be boiled or baked. Mint crushed mint to boiling lemonade. Strain lowest. Highest market price paid for country produce. AN OLD ADAGE SAYS light purse Is a heavy Sickness makes s light purse. The LIVER Is the seat of nine tenths of all disease. Ms Pills go to the root of the whole mat- thoroughly, quickly safely and restore the of the LIVER to normal condition. Be Kind to Children. There arc children born into I lie world in these nervous and strain strife so high Give tone to the system and strung so Intensely sensitive they -brink from a sharp word as state natures would not recoil from the sting of a whip. A curt will bring the team THE AMERICAN MONTHLY REVIEW OF REVIEWS Is ; Professional r. and thousands others prominent hi lbs world's activities, for it. See nation In sifting the actual news report an; the of the r They comment i men w know what world it an Intellectual from iv- letters front Its edit art a- .- saving to busy man woman . Important are by III c. give tie test of their best nisei will thoughtful aim woman of -o .-.-r. a constant k- a that In Review f filed to highly Indeed i lid not others I u a Important pan n . -.-. , . f it library, and practically a as . ; it alter f.-if one In lite Ideal . , us V S. ti-- utterance -r. . n . the , ,, I II i- I .-. . When n woman loses her make a man jealous it's all off. It always safe lo judge a I man the y. When people mans deserve all that's coming to them. Some people in take a laud wouldn't to d i it it the;, d; I. t a man a hole to act a- though a cent. Maude, when a man is j iii the pink of condition be ; have a nose is quite a come down for remarked ail-hip a- hi- machine i welling the eyes e r i solid flesh to the body. Take No Substitute. t- -i j t I child a sob to its throat. A live plant will die under rough treatment that may be given a hardier with perfect . Children are very like Some I require more light, more warmth, more care, more more direct fee I at lull of than others do. Denied these they at- their fullest possible develop but often Herald. Don't Snub a Boy. snub a boy because he wears shabby clothes. When Bib i-on the Inventor entered Boston he WON a pair of yellow linen in depth of winter. Don't snub a boy of the of his parents. Shake the world's poet, was the sou man who was unable to write his ow ii name. -null a because bis PATENTS t model, or i Norfolk, Ta. Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Grain and Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. WHEN YOU WANT Dry Goods, Groceries, Confections, etc., go to Mrs. L. H. WHITE, Blackjack, N. C. N lino t f hand. low bought for rash or in exchange For goods. HUNDLEY, RICHMOND, VA., GREATEST STOCK FINE AND ill Hit n or Dr. D J antes, Dental Surgeon, Greenville, OLD A Rd I mill I r W, .-mi .-I Merry N t. many doctors ml to no avail one try U In relief. I mi anything want now mil try to i I v m v i V homo is plain and lite what rat by it Abraham Lincoln's early home John Wooten was ., , ,.,,,, every Bun- day, morning and evening. Pray- Wednesday evening Rev. J. N. Booth, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. It. A. Allen superintendent. M every Bun bay, morning evening. Wednesday evening. Ber. M. pastor. Sunday school L. H. Pender, thin Sunday, J. B. Morton, Sunday- school a. m. E. B. F. H. Hard- Minister. even- prayer with sermon every 1st and 3rd Sunday. Lay services every 2nd and 4th Sunday. Sunday-school a. m., W. B. B. Brown, superintendent. Litany every Wednesday a. m. Christian Preaching second, and fourth Sundays in each month Prayer meeting Wednesday Rev. W. Davis, pastor. Sunday school P. M., W. R. Parker, superintendent. regular services LODGES A. K. A. M. Lo No. meets first and Monday evening. E. E. fin. W. M. J. M. . O. O. Lodge, No. Meets every evening. L. H. G. W. Atkins, K. of Lodge, Ni. every Friday evening, C. S. Forbes, L. son, K. It. andS. R. Vance Council, Mo meets every Thursday oven- V. B. Wilson, Secretary, Tunstall, Regent. A. O. Council, No. meets every first and nights in Odd Follows Hull. J. Z. Gardner, Worthy Chief; D. Smith, Sec I. O. Conclave No. meets every second and fourth Monday nights in Odd lows Hall. W. It. Wilson Smith 709-711-713 E. Broad St, RICHMOND, VA. Janus sod others Superior I I . matter indeed . . . e i- ; ,. . i i, o ho. II wit an Ill W of Co l a .;. VI ACE THE GREAT TONIC LAXATIVE It you have stomach, indigestion, biliousness, constipation, bad inactive liver, heartburn, kidney troubles, backache, appetite, insomnia, lack bad blood, blotched or muddy Skin, or any symptoms and disorders which tell the story of- bad laterals on digestive system, Will Cure Von. It will clean out the bowels, stimulate the liver Li Inert, lbs mucous membranes of the stomach, purify your mid put yen your Your appetite will return, your your liver end cease to trouble you. -kin will clear and will feel the old time and Convention. A convention of county is hereby call ed to meet in the Court House duly at o'clock. M., for the purpose of appointing delegates lo tin-Suite Democratic to be held in the city of on Wednesday, July I Judicial When called. be held on June 28th, at lbs usual vol lug pines, fur Hie purpose of up delegates and in county convention, The of delegates and ion itch ill be en titled In Is as I, Bethel Greenville Swift order of Democratic of Alia l. Blow, W. L. Secretary. Steamer leave Washing- ton daily ate A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, mum n b he I New- York Boston, a humble trade, The an-j Aurora, South Creek, f the Pilgrim's Quarter, nil is for in- eat roads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by physical disability. lie s a linker. Don't of his wall rail- C. U. B- Smith f rt County Lumber It. B. Smith will BO- IS entitled as above hat been in title to a of land in township in said tad lo have the Dent to said It. B. Smith, the will further he i a required lo appear lit September Term of Superior Court loin.- held the First in Sept. at the Court House said County in N. C ill action, the will the Court for the relief in This April, 100-J. Clerk Superior ATLANTIC COAST LINK RAILROAD Mar Mb, Weldon Ar Si All P M I'll II I II AH a SI , lo it I It M I B Lt III IS Ar r so t PH AM Ar I i r I is I IT I Ar S Ft A M P at blind. Household Hint. New York; Clyde Line from Hay Line and Chesapeake S. S. Co. from Baltimore. Mer- and Line from Boston. N. C. B. District N. C printing paper is the In.-i for or tinware tell good put I hem in water and if the large cud turns up they arc not A nightly gargle of mil and water will and keep bronchial attacks. If powdered cloves arc scattered whore red aunts i, will l found effectual in away. Carolina's Foremost Newspaper. The Charlotte Observer EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR. J. P. CALDWELL, Editor. It is a mistake to I hat the I send Receives the It takes two to make a quarrel and generally live or six to patch it up. A girl d believe a fellow in love unless he acts foolishly. I I Will l Ir I on. , in ii ill . , . , i Hi tail Sail St . I U it His u . i. m II i,. . v l. ii . ., . It. r- rt . For Sale by -i . f ill r . ., I. M, MM. ii, rM , i DON'T TRY to eat any old thing Is offered you, but come t i nice, fresh and palatable. We hive SMOKED sugar cored j arc delicious. Wholesalers my we sell Kill ITS than store in town. That we earn the right prices. Then if you a good Cigar or good Smoking and Chewing To- we have the BEST of these also. The place to get the BEST every time is pilot. NEW GROCERS. largest telegraphic news service delivered lo any paper between Washington and Atlanta, its special service is the ever handled by a North Caro- paper. THE SUNDAY eon. of It or more pages, and is to a large extent made up of original matter. SEMI-WEEKLY ER printed Tuesday and per year. The largest paper in North Sample copies on application. Address THE OBSERVES. Charlotte, IN J. W. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Ragging, Ties Hags. Correspondence and shipments solicited. -DEALER IN 1ST, A GENERAL LINE OF Also a nice Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. It. COREY. Lt Lt AH IS PM I to to II II to AM IMAM T i to I to IS I It to AM I SO II I. B I II IS tOO II M II M lit I M t u II I m p m leave Photographer, C. The . r in work and low Nice per dozen. Mall Cabinet per dozen. All Other lines very Crayon Portrait any small picture Nice nil time. and my work. No trouble lo show The very work lo B to IS i, m., to p. m. Your to J. C. L IN American and Italian Marble I , Wire and Iron Fence Sold. work find pi ice on at with the How more railroad, at Ar a u Tarboro Tar o Lt Ar Main Ion n 1242, n m, arrive Bat- ford p m. Return, pro, leaves lien am, a m, lied a m, e. m. I . Mr.- am, arrive II Returning p m, i He-. Springs n in, p v. arrive at with train N with the Carolina Central Rail fort on with the Seaboard Air Line and Southern at Gulf with the and Train on Weldon S p m, p m, Heck at pm. t pro M a m, W am, at II J am, Weldon J am. on k a m and p Parmele a m and pm. p M a and Train leave Tarboro dally n m. aft p m, p leaves and Bid Train on Midland N C daily, a, m. Train on leave at am. p m, arrive i a m. p Hope II am, at Hope a m. at a I So p m. dally Bond Train on Branch Warsaw fee Clinton dally, except and I Clinton at am r. Train No makes do., for all dally, all via H. M. Agent J. T. M. Traffic Orders for JOB PRINTING All the News Twice a Week The Eastern Reflector. D J. ARD TRUTH TO VOL GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, JUNE 1902. NO Twice a e a y Friday Ricks Wilkinson A Great June Sale A sweeping silks. In of Summer Goods, Lawns, Swisses, Clouds, Hosiery, Underwear, for men aid women and Vest.-. All are suffer- inn tin- severest never carry over. Special for this Week Table oil Cloth, I So yard. full width, best quality, Standard Patterns in Stock. As well be out of the world as out of Fashion. For earliest knowing and possessing of things of fashion, keep yourself familiar with Ricks Wilkinson Digests what yea Eat Dyspepsia Cure Nature never makes a mistake and the preparation which duplicates its action cannot fall. Dyspepsia Cure never fails because your ford by nature's own process. Its is equally occasional and cases of dyspepsia and trouble of every kind. It digests what you eat while the stomach No dieting Is necessary. Eat all the Rood food you want. nave been for the past two years and have also used write of Valley Furnace, W. Va. never heard of a failure. We so confident of Its merits that we sell every bottle under our personal Dyspepsia Cure never fails. Cures All Stomach Troubles. O. Th pills. K III V lie. we FARMERS I Hail Hail Hail Hail INSURANCE j Crops Insured Against Damage or Loss by Hail St. Day at Oxford Orphan Many of the renders of our pa- per know but little of this institution located at Oxford, in, county. There are coin few who arc familiar its objects, its history and the valuable work is done there. thirty the Ma sons North Carolina established at Oxford a home for indigent or- j children. The establish- opened with less limn but it has to grow iii and arcane In until the . la now over two hundred and day of June, as known by all Masons, is one of the anniversary days by the Older, mid for a number of years pant celebration been held at the Asylum at Oxford. This year there will be a special meet- j of Grand Lodge there on that day to consider matters of j Importance to the among which will be consideration of the question of Masonic Ti m- There arc many have never visited the Asylum and know but little of the great work that is being done I there. As every American citizen Should sec the capital of his conn try once at least, so should every Mason of North Carolina this great charitable institution at least one time. The gathering at Ox- ford this year will be a large one. The exercises will be of unusual interest. Besides the meeting of the Lodge, open air con- cert will be given by the of the Asylum, which is always highly entertaining, and the An- Address will be delivered by Hon. Matt. one North greatest orators. Friends are requested lo bring baskets. Tables for dinner will be provided in the beautiful Asylum grove. Will have a good old basket picnic. all the rail roads will be en and a schedule ran. The and other of the Asylum extend a cordial Invitation not only to the M nous, but to public generally to visit Oxford the I feel sure that all who go will have a and resting lime and can sec what a great work is going on under the auspices of the Masonic Fraternity. Hot Weather Specialties British Lost War. in and examine these BARGAINS ran fully and sec how it will pay you to goods here. arc going to give CUT PRICES TUB MOUTH JUNK, and here are a f the Shirt Waists sell you if you A Style awl makes Ibis fur you with M-- Fans We , Mir only is o. Parasols have a west in colors, frames, tad handle. for this mouth. Call make your Hammocks i, II ii mi have iv I. ii. Von real in If you don't know bow arc- The War has issued n statement showing that from the beginning of the Boer I war lo May last the of the British forces In South Africa was This includes killed, wounded, prisoners, deaths from disease and men invalided home, many have recovered and rejoiced their leaving dead or permanently The iii limps kill isl action, or who died of is while the total number of deaths i disease is Lends All. i in, heats all mi III i.- I for and lung II. of I. One only sir remedy which everywhere the good It has Croup is so sudden attacks that It yields once One Cure t Children Bare cure grip, John I. We have oilier ask for them. goods for the hot weather. Come and Poor Soils are made rich- and more productive and rich soils retain their crop-pro- powers, by the use of fertilizers with a liberal percentage of Potash. Write far winch l. KALI WORKS. Ma sum. N M Unlike a horse, you can drive a man to drink, bat you can make him lake water. ALL OVER THE HOUSE. Properly J. B. Cherry Co. The Only Department in Sonic of the counties which plied aid from the given by the State to keep the public open four months the money after a number of their schools had closed. HOW some of them want to use the for building or improving school houses, ask if they can so use it. They are told most decidedly no; and it can oily be used for paying teachers tor the Specific i purpose named It is suggested that they re open their schools. I Raleigh Charlotte Observer. Fever. Spring; fever i another 1.1 Inactive Ii is more At liver u H illness Little Early nil In the I sip- -I Pi Will's i. for year-, M- Va. h. Can Skill In Cleaning a Floor. Genuine can lie in , I a in anything else. rugs and carpets have been taken up a floor is not finished in other he before it is covered again. It is economy to lay floor, of matched boards , f seasoned which will show the crocks. .- the carpel is up mid dust has up and has scrub the wood with warm witter and soda, cleaning and scrubbing a yard of surface a lime. It pays to have two pails, one of soils and water to scrub the floor with and one of clear rater rinse with Use two cloths, one to Wipe up the floor other to dry with. When floor is scrubbed, and dry cloths before use them for another cleaning. II floor is hardwood, it would better be dress- ed by lier, as there are few maids in country who willing or intelligent enough lo do work, though this is regular pan of the maid's work abroad, and the tools furnished in country, for the purpose much easier to handle than those used In Europe. insure Tobacco for per acre. We insure Cotton for 110.00 per acre. We insure Small drain for 16.00 per acre. ALL PAID IN PULL. Park Region Mutual Hail Ins. Association, Should I b-- bf at in, lime, M. A. While will your you M, Agent, N. C. j, to Yield. Bird Witch Helve piles found a certain S It Willow lions cure piles I ways yield lo Hi Wills Witch of pi no counterfeits, John L. Wooten. FOR STEAM SUPPLY. a Bachelor. Two ; led can live mi l.-s I ha IN THE GREENVILLE CO. Cotton Bagging and lies on hand goods kept constantly on hand. Country and told. A trial will convince you. O. W. We have just added Steam to our business will .-ell anything in ibis line very low. Bee us when in of Globe and Angle Valves, Standard and Angle Valves, Check Valves. Water Oil Cups, Air Cocks, Steam Hancock I its pi rat ors, Injectors, Cocks. Steam all sizes, Pipe Fitting all District Attorney Barry having completed his work for the yesterday to spend a COMPLETE LI Packing, Bolt, of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior and Exterior Fine Modern and Cheap solicit your patronage and guarantee to give satisfaction in prices, styles and work. send your orders to Co. season at his home county. It Is but due Mr. Skinner to say that his work has been conducted with the high ability his friends had right expect, his duly to the govern- only asking punishment justice seemed to justify it. Mr. Skinner will make a popular as well prosecuting Belt, Leather Belt, Bell Hell Hooks, Ac. A lie, a mail has gambled in matrimony Wall reel and horse racing lire lit. lake.- genius explain lo U woman for how you surely know that hue her. A girl with lug soft eyes can teach a man anything the world Inn common sense. The trouble with great 1- they take care of the rent and butcher's bill. I from dyspepsia and Indigos- lion fur teen W. T. Merry I had mine tad to no one friends try H save roller, can ml anything want now ,.,. i. good. fully ml Don try by dieting, Thai is need ., without John I. Wooten. Cushion In Italian Italian embroidery, I similar to in vogue in four- I and fifteenth centuries, to- I gel her with the line linen thread lace of the same period, was con- in a recent exhibit of The is done on linen and is remarkable for the adaptation geometrical cir- and square in its designs. The the raised and or stitch- are those most commonly used. The i- imported and very much resembles the Maltese lace char- A sofa cushion is made of I of linen by ornamented at the four r side, with a de- Constipation Docs your head ache Pain back, of your, eyes Bad taste It's your liver r Pills arc liver cure headache, dyspepsia. . All SOLE advice gels id of a bore. Procrastination one's earn wall. i- II -s lo lie having eaten mil. hill I ii. in . No . o. Pay BUCKINGHAM'S DYE w. for th tea Garland Cook Stoves. BAKER HART comers on in embroidery a insertion unites the two the handsome crimson sue the cushion being reveal- ed through the line. The New Centerpieces. Centerpieces and doilies most lace trimmed this season, not with renaissance lace, however, has been eats now these seasons. Some very line nieces of the renaissance are still to be found in which there are noticeably few of the rings which made that lace so heavy. The Austrian handmade lace, known as has almost completely usurped its place. There also ionic decorated mill while Irish embroidery OHIO made Chinese grass linen, in rose, dragon blossom designs long Familiar on and other trophies orient. Some of the grass linen pieces while around, blue or white embroidery white. are well in the e importation. There is nothing about love money. The is no addicted to throwing bouquets at himself, The Appropriate Vehicle. Know ,, , . I When lake , plainly prim-1 ii la simply I in a basket phaeton. I s I. ., I Cult, N pay I

Se- THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. D. . at to.- N. C- second deal a baa petrified exhibition. Quite tag- as those who they sec snakes so often can tangible to help out the imagination. The old Liberty Hell has been retained to Independence Hall, Philadelphia, alter its exhibition at the The old bell has taken a make- an interesting feature at expositions. The State at M elected Dr. t. of the President; B. of Wake forest, first Vice President, re-elect- Prof. W. I. Secretary Treasurer. Harrison James were arrested under a suspicion of having Mi Neely in real gem Rev. I. W. Arnold man eventually re as it was by Influential New York Mr. acted upon, but as it turns out against his own eon Ur. being sure of his facts, farad the issue with the result that Mr. Gage felt compelled to resign. Hut Mr. was Lot even with this. He wrote the who at first resented his let but ordered investigation by DIM whom he felt he con Id As a result there has been received at the Treasury Department a report from this man. W. Smith, which is most in character and rumor has it that even persons will Bod Be in jail and a number of re- will be severe smirched when the become public. Big Time it Farmville. The educational rally Farm- Wednesday, was a great Fully a thousand people were present, and influence for education was awakened that will doubt result in much good. The crowd in the large grove around academy, and the was called to by A. J. Move. Ks,., in a appropriate remark. Prayer offered by Ber, T. Then in a speech that was No Hair hair vis falling out very fast and as greatly alarmed. I then tried Hair Vigor and my hair stopped at Mrs. C. A. Alexandria, O. The trouble is your hair does not have life enough. Act promptly. Save your hair. Feed it with Hair Vigor. If the gray hairs are beginning to show, Hair Vigor will restore color every II M I ll trod yon, Slid hi Dill I . i . . Hi. i . i r Fresh Gossip From Near-by Vicinities . , . a by Our Correspondent an county. They confessed the crime and were placed In Salisbury jail. night men broke open jail, took the boys out, II nib riddled their bodies with lets. Pity those people en- gaged in the lynching did not let the law lake it- c tune, as the boys would have received the full pun- crime deserved. As it is the added -till an- other crime to the record of county and brought the I re- state into disrepute. of toe WASHINGTON LETTER. . . June introduced Charles Is. cock, the speaker of the day. Got. Aycock made a of the best of bis it met a cordial response bis hear- After the speaking the occasion was turned into a picnic and the remainder of given over to pleasure. baa become in- in graded schools, and will have before a great while. . . San Club. ft i .- . The Reflector. Tuesday afternoon June 10th San Club held u- sec n rib Miss The part of afternoon was devoted to business, read minutes minutes of report of several committees, the subjection and Winterville Department. NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS NOTES. Win N. June John Jacob Janus and his-pan of pretty bays got all right from the Aycock i log at and none had a better time than they. Mis. L. X. of Miss Clara Roach, of G. V. and wife, of Calico, have been visiting the family of B, during the week. the Public. ll i my pleasure to add to the many, words justly said In favor of he general satisfaction ill the various articles man u fact tired by the A. MTg. Co, es- the far Heel Wagon and I have used them for a I number of years, with very little no repair. Their wheels are I the best I ever I of Our Friends. Work is steadily being done on and as we was in town Monday even- Several people from ville church here Sun- day. Mrs. Lucy Joyner, of is visiting Mrs. Anderson. Miss Louie of creek, spent Monday evening with Miss Clyde Cox. BETHEL ITEMS. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Mills very low with typhoid fever. To th. Mr Mr, v f . J I announce myself a Mrs. Buck spent. for office at of Deeds Saturday and Sunday in for the county of Pitt, subject to X. . June ISM. Miss Blanche of comb, spent Saturday and Sunday with Misses and Mattie Grimes. Sirs. Alice Martin, visiting her Rocky returned home Monday. Miss Minnie of Green- ville, spent Tuesday and day with here. Miss Bra Miller, of Taylorsville, gave a lecture here Tuesday night and a very large crowd attended. II. L. of and Sherrod of spent Sunday in town with friends. Miss Bertie Brown, of Stokes, is visiting Misses and Lizzie look across at its frame structure; Grimes this week. we imagine boys will lie Mi. Sam Harper, of Nashville. Pitt County Negro Aycock has pardoned Hoy I Moore, a convict sent up from Pill county under eleven year sentence for manslaughter. the spring of 1800 a light In Bethel in which Police- man Bryan was struck on the held with n rake and died from his injuries, Moore two of In- sons were present and he was supposed to be a par- . nut n . i i . -i I in the trouble. The his sou, U. S. Harper, of pal assailant made bis ,,,.,, escape, but Moore, one son of Rev. has named and another , visiting Misses Boss, Viola and-been off on a preaching tour in wee placed in jail. They were Cox week. I western part of the stale, returned It is no new sight for us to sec a home Monday. wagon loaded with a half dozen J. J. Barker held services sets of Hues and I he horse- prune-j in Conetoe Sunday mid Sunday on their w . out of town. and returned Monday. was a warm dry day, Misses Ida and Minnie Daven- yet the tobacco trucks were ship of spent Thursday oil in good numbers. Others in town. are c morning. i spent Tuesday and Wednesday If Carriage sent out here, lie left Wednesday evening four buggies yesterday morning for. for Greenville. country delivery. This was a nice and wife spent buggies and they also had In Greenville with friends. suing of nice buggies. Did Prof. J. W. Sherrill and J. T. have one string of buggies or two Smith Sunday in i ii ban reciprocity promises In , , u i ,.;. i i. a constitution, and be rock which will , , ,, , . j concerning tilt rend republican I . . , s , . , e new books. leave a V . . . . . Die literal alter between the part duel a moat in executive. The lie i sugar tors still adhere to refuse to permit any measure, granting reciprocity to of the sugar lo the Senate while Mr. insists ho will wt any measure which provides for a re- the duties The testimony of Mr. Ii. be had received from Mr. Have- president the Sugar Trust, nearly from Department and various sums from sources lo city literature will prove a serious obstacle to the of ad- ministration. While the rt-t arc few who arc rested in an isthmian canal the debate the Senate chamber but no gen nine Interest is manifested in the subject, except by who have the really at heart, and the orators who declaim on the merits of respective routes do So lo empty chairs. B consent June 18th., has been set for vote. A number of have left Washington for summer vacations others are making preparations lo depart which proves lion little tiny arc interested the remaining sub for Congressional action. The old ill appears to be receiving another verification in the Treas- Department, it will be re- membered that time ago Mr. Wilbur I . then praiser at the poll of Yolk, preferred the most sensational charges against certain silk porters, government officials Who had been party to the frauds. An was nude to suppress the charges, then Secretary of the Trees- gallon, took side- with silk impellers, discredited Mr. Wake noon was a most charming and In- sketch of Hetty Patter son Lady Jerome by Miss Lilian I berry which enjoyed by all. dismissal n mi sinking original social feature was introduced. A love story in President, Miss Louise Latham, the successful one in this contest. Most dainty refreshments were served while the sweet of I In- piano and . filled the air. member extends to our i harming hostess sincere praise and I he i ks for a delightful after- June club will hold Us next meeting with Mis- Lizzie Junes, They n trial September term of court following, when Hoyt huh milled to a verdict of manslaughter and his son to a of degree. sentenced to II yearn bi years. Governor Aycock was a prosecuting attorney in ease. After being placed in Cullen of fever. Soon after trial an application was made lo t. iv- nor I; i--ell ill u Hoyt. on the ground that be took no pail in the killing of n but was there trying to gel his tons leave. The application has pending and Gov- Aycock granted the pardon a few days ago. Judge be fore case was Hie Washington. L one of our farmers, has tobacco buttons. Miss Maggie Smith, E. L. Clark John Mills and several others from here attended the at Amen last week. Our Sunday continues progressing. now enrolled. Quarterly here next Saturday and If. Arnold and little Mills Saturday night at near Winterville. Mrs. Mills and sou, Sam, to Ayden, passed Little Fred Cox, from Ayden, is spending sometime, at II. F. Tyson's. sere excited very much Friday evening when the alarm of lire the buck woods was given Democratic convention. J. C. Sale of Property for Taxes Um 10th day of July, 1902, I will offer tor lair in the town of S. C, for following property, or i u may be to for , one town lot, -2 OS Bryan, one town lot. Patrick , J., town Iota. So i and 1901, one lot. r, 1900, one J. L., E. a., 1900.1901. I lot, 18.64 O. W. Town Collector for N. C. Administratrix Notice. I nit on the of James late of Pitt C, all to are hereby notified to make immediate and all having against must them for payment within twelve from date hereof, or notice will plead bar of their recovery. May M, 1901 i a of he had gained such headway g v. Attorney they were to check it evening The fire has done Berth Carolina i D County. It great damage to that section. the farmers Poultry Fancier Milling and I ; Mayo ii and Company, now I Frank C. , and Co., to Mayo The Dixie published by Company, and Um . t, ti-i- . a . . . . Coast Line J. II. at is The named will a monthly journal deVOted notice an M above baa exclusively poultry, a subject I in which people are by me the finding more profit interest. We will send Fancier free a year lo any to who pays a year's subscription in advance during this mouth. that are required to appear before me at my In Greenville, Pitt county, at a. m., on the Pith day of July, and answer or demur to the complaint of the Plaintiff will to court for the C. Justice of the Peace. K. V. Ally, for Plaintiff. NOTICE TO sowing for this J, W. Rose, of , , , , . , , said mil lo the high eat bl Pitt I Court. E. . . I ,. Notice of duly qualified the Execution Sale, i Clerk of Pitt county Mfg. Co. I of the Wilson By an execution lo the notice hereby to all from Superior of sons Ike to make Pitt comity in I lie above action, I payment to the undersigned, and a Monday, the Day of having claims the cat- HOW WE CHANGE. to Spread We know no one wants we arc making a lot nice and can serve you promptly if you have lo gel Cox Mfg. Co. A sleight of hand form- bus been giving in our town for the lust day or two. Mis. It. J. Proctor little daughter, of Kinston, are visiting family of her brother, J. II. ville. -pent day Wednesday With A. Cox. The A. Cox Mfg. Co. showed Dance. young people had a very enjoyable dance in opera Friday night, the following being in Lee Stewart and Miss liar James, T. . Miss Man Higgs. Leslie Newton and Miss Helen Forbes. Wilson and Miss Short. Prank Wilson and Miss Ethel Skinner. I. Smith and Miss Ada Woolen. It. Higgs and Miss Harry Skinner, Jr., and Winnie Skinner. A. J. Moore and Miss Lottie Blow. Mayo and Miss Beetle Patrick. C. White and Miss James. . Hooker and Miss Latham. M. I. Fleming and Miss Pal rick, J. D. Garden Kite Skinner. Vies and Hie Belle While. T. M. kilts Tyson. W. W. Perkins and Kin Tyson. stag- Hill Horn, Frank Skinner, lame-. Claude King. . I. II. . and B. J. Cobb. has thing of the and place now exists only in lime was, within the edge of generation, when t a pair of cart portion of Fifth street they have ready made every are still making more. big day, especially on is a dry season for such day's in court week, and we never of horse swappers for miles winds anywhere. around, I be swapping The lax lister was here well into the night. All day and will he here again today. bone was carried there to G. A. moved his be traded, and worst to town and and This work lot of men- of humanity were the of quarter. It was n tough section on trading days, and one who placed high value on a sound head a whole body was careful how be frequented it. fact was famous , for almost anything, and got so bad that later the town authorities A. Fair house on Academy street. NOTES. , June Miss of is visiting Mrs. Will Hurt, Main street. Mi-- Mary Hodges, of I actually were Impelled to adopt an some time with Mis. the home gating of on for e swapping Eric Hell, kin-ton attended the here last week. Fires In ltd are becoming quilt J, O, of spent a few days here last week. Jesse L. Sugg, of Greenville, the etc. Things are not ; that nay now, and bat its prestige. Now all reel is going up bOll- I neat tome of nice I brick buildings, And the I low ii has purchased a corner here Monday. lot down on which j I B house and city hall. I lie , , . j suggestion b been made , for building of street will yet new .-lores. to Wall street, lie that Mitt -a Cluck, of days visiting his parents, Mr. us ii may, wonderful changes are in Saturday morning to visit place and what ow Mitt Little ml is now lie-, , . M. Holton s baby is very Miss e Cooper, who had charge of the class at the F. W. II. left her home in making their all Ilia right, title interest which the said S Co., baa in the following real to One lot bounded mi the m by K. on the east by M, lot, on the west by J, c- by Mi Si. coin lining One other lot comet of fourth street and tin- right way of Atlantic Line Hallway, on I In- weal side mad fl lo a theme with street, with said road, Ml ft lo stake in the line of Front street, with ft to the beginning, also one other lot begin- at a stake ditch and runs south Plat poles lo a Make the field, thence south Wilt Doha to bring line, thence with line poles up to the be- Frank of came down Monday lo begin school under Prof. W. Sherrill. Mrs. Harper spent Wed- in Tarboro. Hairy Freeman, of I be packing Co. here, was called home a very sad cause. He re the sad news that his was very ill. He left Monday We all hope to have him back in our town by bis father proving. A. Ward spent Thursday in on business. I. W. is in town. Henry Brown, one of the con- on the A. C. L., spent Tuesday evening town. Sam Smith, of spent town. V. spent Thursday evening in ITEMS. June L. Keen, Jr., and C. II. went to today to witness a game of ball between the home team and Quite a number of people from here on excursion to Dur- ham Tuesday from Mr. A. R. Holton, of was a short business Wednesday. Misses A guess and have been visiting their grandmother, Mrs. J. D. i ii.- has been home for several days taking a rest up left for Thursday, He will return to Monday. Prof. K. C. of Monroe, N. C, has home for several It acres more or km day of O. are notified the same for pay- on or before the 29th day of May, 1903, or this notice will be plead bar recovery. Th s nth day of May, II. II. WILSON, d. b. n. of U. J. Wilson In the District Court of the United Stales for Eastern District of North Caro- In the matter of petition of the Old Dominion Steamship Company, for of liability. virtue of the authority and directions Contained in a certain decree entered in the above entitled cause by Hon. Thus. K Judge, on May will on J Day June, the Old Dominion Wharf, In the town N, o'clock M., make public sale to the highest bidder for cash of the at present in my and at wharf. J. J. Trustee. June Bethel High School. Mono, A first class Preparatory School. Prepares for College and for Life J. W. Principal, MISS MAMIE Assistant, MRS. J. W. SHERRILL, Music and Art. Primary Department, 11.60 Art, Intermediate, Music, including piano rent, Advanced, Incidental fee, per year, 1.00 Hoard moderate. For further particulars address J. W. SHERRILL, Principal. AFTER TWO YEARS PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID IN nut of good at Lei Improve A lively stable it Raleigh Wat destroyed bi die Thursday. Nine horses perished. a year old -n of Mr. Abe of Kin- Rachel who here friends drowned Thursday Friday evening, cuing while swimming the Mrs. Chat, of Men- Mrs. Brooks. Prof. left Wednesday for Morehead where tho as- in iii BUCK JACK ITEMS. Black N. C., June W. II. Wynne's school closed night with a conceit. A big lime was bad. Little Mills, t child of II OF NEWARK, N. J., YOUR POLICY HAS Loan Value, Cash Value, Paid -up Insurance, Extended Insurance works automatically, Is Will be re instated if arrears lie paid month while you are living, or within three years after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence of and payment of arrears with interest. No Restrictions. H. Incontestable. Dividends payable at the of the second and cf each succeeding year, provided the premium for the current year be i They may be To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or To make policy payable as an during the lifetime of insured. J. L. SUGG, Greenville, N. O; Everybody Cordially Invited MILLINERY. T S K K s TOO K or it OF Hats before baying. We have what you want. Come and be con- We have the prettiest line of millinery ever brought to Greenville. Sash Ribbons in all widths and colors. Wash for the neck, just the thing for summer, trimmed while you wait. Give a trial. Yours to please, Misses Erwin. You'll Melt If You Don't Freeze on to one of OUT swell Flannel, Crash or Serge Suits. Why should poor, overheated man- kind go about mopping its irritated and not necessary. relief------ Blue or Black Serge Flannel Coats and Trousers. or good togs that gentlemen delight in, and WOOL CRASH cooler and if anything more than Flannel. Some new fashioned the swell est things of the season, Coats, Serge Coats. Klan- Trousers, and Duck Trousers of other cool things cool prices. THE KING CLOTHIER. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. If i a CROSS MARK margin of Ibis it to that yon I'm Bar the yon for sad we yon to nettle m W BOW what YOU owe yon will not keep us waiting fur it. n. tier is for who cross mark on their SHORT LOCAL ITEMS Snip Shots at Home News Put In Pew Words for Busy Readers Tax listing time gone. Price paid by M. There is complaint all of crops from People could help relieve the dullness of summer by paying their debts as far as possible. Things that people have to do they do not always get in a hurry about taxes in- stance. Better Needed. Some of our lovers of horses have recently purchased very stylish Imps. If we only had streets driving would lie much more pleasant than it is. For the past week it has been very disagreeable, passing vehicle raising great clouds of dust, while the poor horses looked like had all they could pull through the deep sand. Every driver, it least should be- come advocate of streets. The Bi j Must Go. Washington, Juno Sec- of War has notified the owners of Hotel mil private establishments the military reservation Port Mon- roe, Va. that the land occupied by them is urgently needed and the buildings and contents must be withing a suitable This action is taken on the recommendation a board of army officers appointed to consider the subject and is in with an opinion given by Judge Attention is called to the Advocate Davis as to the PERSONAL NOTES of the State Normal and Industrial College, which appears in this issue. J. O. Proctor A Bro., of land, have put a gasoline on the river to tow their flats between Washington and who can furnish mo the address of Alex. Stamper, colored, will be suitably rewarded. W. A. Harden, N. V,. Or leave information at Rev. R. B. John to Marry. Cards are out for the marriage Rev. If, B. John and Miss Worth, at Cull- ford College, on They will make their home in ton. Mr. John was once pastor the in and later Presiding Elder of this district, has many who offer best wishes his marriage. Cut Her Miss Mat hews is a very- popular saleslady at the store of J. B. Co. Wednesday she was ascending a step ladder when a pair of she carried pended from a long cord stuck in her ankle and made a that bled quite freely. Every one is glad she was not hurt much. Greenville. Dr. Charles was elected a member of the Board of Medical Examiners by the State Medical Convention at ton this week. A handsome trait of late Dr. O. J. was presented to the Society to be placed In Stale Library at Hen Marked Her Mr. Jesse of Bethel, sent The so egg to show that he has a that murks her eggs with one initial of his name. This egg has the small end a raised letter that was most perfect. law case. It is the purpose of the Department to extend the batteries at this port and to erect a number of new buildings for pure- military purposes. SMALL FIRE. Residence of Mr. his Narrow Es- cape. About o'clock Wednesday alarm of was given. It came from home of Mr. W. B. who lives in one of the Corey buildings Second street. Fire was burning in a closet be neath the stairway in the hall. A crowd quickly gathered, mid tearing away the plaster wall around the closet soon reached lire put it out, without;, null damage to the building am hue. The cause of the is perhaps of People Met With la .-social World Thursday, 1902. J. Cardon went up the road today. Rev. W. Rote, of Plymouth, Spent today here. Dr. K. I,. Carr left Wednesday evening for Morehead. Mrs. Jane left this morning for Washington. Gov. C B. Aycock left day Morehead. C. W. returned day evening; from Durham. Mrs. C. T. and son, Charlie, went to Wilson today. Mi-. Pearl left this morning for her home Va. Mis. returned Wednesday evening from a visit to Suffolk. Miss Emma Warren, of Creek, is visiting her uncle, W. II. Kicks. Miss Minnie returned Wednesday evening from a visit to Bethel. Miss Nell Skinner came home Wednesday evening from a visit to Miss Gibson, who fa- been visiting Mrs. J. A. left this morning for her home in Wilmington. Miss Nellie came home Wednesday evening from Black- tone, Va., where she bad attending school. Misses Julia Huron, of Wash- and -Veil Skinner, Greenville, two of the loveliest young ladies of the eastern spent Tuesday night in town, the guests of Miss Bessie News. Friday, is, 1908. J. W. returned to Bethel today. Miss Eva Allen is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. It. Cory. Rev. J. W, Bethel, re- turned this illuming. Dr. E. A. came in this morning from Wilmington. Miss Kan of Wilson, came Thursday evening to visit Miss Mary Dr. O. re- turned Thursday evening from Wilmington. Saturday, II, 1902. W. It. Smith went to today, Miss Annie Duke left this morn for little child of Mr. Mrs. B. L. is sick. Due children of Mr. and Um. E. G. Flanagan is very sick. J. W. Higgs and little daughter returned this morning from Seven Springs. C. S. Cur went to day evening and returned this morning. Miss Ida Manning, from near Bethel, is visiting the family of D. C. Moore. Mr. and M.-. L. I. Moore and little sou left Friday evening for Morehead and Beaufort. Mrs. W. T. Hunter went to this morning to spend Sunday with her Miss May Belle White, of came In Friday lo visit her brother, A. White. Mrs. L. H. and child who have visiting lives at Ayden, came home this morning. Dr. J. E. Nobles came home this easily tho night morning from Wilmington, where before i tho twinging he attending the medical lamp in the hall commenced bill top of the chimney. Mrs. went to the lamp and tried to put it out. this, and fearing the blaze would ignite the ceiling, she pushed the fount of the lamp out of tho frame, smothering it out after it fell the Some of the burning oil set fire to a large pillow then lying on the but this was extinguished and the pillow lay in a place of safety over night. Sometime during Wednesday the servant picked up this pillow and threw it in the closet. It is supposed that some lire was still in the pillow which broke out later and ignited tho closet. It is fortunate that the tire broke out so early tho If it had occurred the dead building would doubtless have been destroyed and possibly others with it. convention. Mrs. Lancaster and children, of who have visiting Mrs. W. II. Harrington, returned home today, Key. J. B. Morion, Tarboro, name in Friday evening and will hold services the Presbyterian church tomorrow. Misses Eunice Chadwick Minnie Matthews, of came in this morning and will spend a days with Miss Matthews. H. A. U. W. J. ii. Cherry, Jr., returned Friday evening from where they have la-en the grand lodge. M. It. Lang, of New York, came Friday evening and is visiting Mr. Lang was a business man of Green- ville for twenty years, and left here nearly live years ago New York. Ho looks as natural as ever and his host of friends here ate glad to sec Mm, .,; .- vs-s-f 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 a threat Wash Dress Goods Line Bros., B, P. Reed Co., for High Grades. Wolf Bros, and the H. C. Co. for Medium Grades ALL THE ABOVE HOODS WARRANTED TO BE AND AT PRICES 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 low prices. Nearly every piece is offered at less than today's price. Great Reduction in China and Japan Mattings Linens and Wash Goods Grand Showing of Novelties In Grata Linens. Embroidered Mulls. Swisses and Pine In Wash Goods. Visit the Wash Goods Department and toe the ls n cost. jg a advantage of 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 RARE BARGAIN PRICES. C. T. The Big Store. N C. v- w

ii mu Have Yon Forgot I AM SI I CARRYING UP-TO DATE LINK OF AS Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, and A NUMBER OF OTHER THING WHICH I All TO t Sr inn fur your Barrel of Flour The of Writer. to Watterson the Then I it in . I it out, mO t and write it Once Then I tin it down to tho printer have ii put in type. When I pet the proof, I ran out it write it again, and again printer. it is sent again in the revised Th ii make the last . If it d again. And I Mr. v. . . . sigh, confounded primer gets ; Yours to , White One Secretary Stories. Score- S other day, a rural gentle- men -i lie furnished everything, terrapin and , k d k. The climax a watermelon into had l n i two quarts When the farmers San to i the watermelon, they . lips I they i in I their p -elects a handful wanted to so kind of melon on tin own I For Windows, Paint. Collars, Plows, Short III ITS Tools, III Doors. Rope, iii i s. Is mid Car- Ricks Haw Grand Die. Of . .-ml n of Till not re than have died naturally. -i, ft i. were poison- id. thirty- i the there were or drowned in tho it be . of Turkish his- end was , , v. Ono of tho r hours in office, p the position or ten i In i Mi i Bureau How do you like tin She isn't exactly a Venn M . Scott do want I r art gallery, Fragrant Leaves For Insomnia. will ho lad to I sympathetic lie. f to her . market I what . t S t colored j i or in tin -I fashioned rel , . . I trimmed I . nil ma. It is Ii the lied AN INDIAN BOOTBLACK ; Ball's eldest son is a boo- His name i- i- a graduate of the school. ho went to Philadelphia lull ambition and inn- over the profession he would ad At first it seemed to him that he might be a banker and then. when no one seemed inclined to help him along that path, a master But he was beginning to learn that then is no royal road to and he thereupon decided that he would hi shoes. For a few cents he bought the regulation kit. and it was not long before he could semi fur from Rosebud agency, the girl who had promised to marry him. Instead of the soapbox which Mon- , carried for an outfit. he now has a handsome stand, and ; this descendant of a line of chiefs i- building tip a more flourishing business every day. Best of all, he his to as I he learned then how to do things w II, the small as well as the at, -Yo fa's Companion. DEALER IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every de payment and prices low as the lowest. Highest market price paid for country produce. I if that lime. . . Blackburn and Frye. and Bargains m Millinery a Is. d lights the i hit f. a tiny . n bottle of sachet , dried leaves Ii The odor t i- said to cause i who . be wakeful lo fall id refreshing sleep. I Have Just Purchased a Drummer's Samples of the Latest Styles of Millinery. el Beef. Few coo n recipe Melt and i an ounce of I if flour and in ; I . i same late the K Spun- ;. He . . kens II r day , I a -t room a man ask- tut into Cook flow- Pills FOR TORPID LIVER. A torpid liver deranges the . and produces SICK Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Sallow Skin and Piles. There Is no better remedy these common diseases than DR. LIVER PILLS, as a trial prove. Take No Substitute. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Out tun, and on. Private to York, New Orleans. YOU WART Dry Goods, Groceries, Confections, etc., go to Mrs. L. H. WHITE, Jack, X. Nice line f on low for or in for goods. HUNDLEY, RICHMOND, VA, y l. PATENTS l or photo on Fr book, -MARKS Hoar as on tho Tin the ill V f . . i. i i i Less Than New York Cost This i II Ill in ill and in and . Hat. n and Hats Fancy Flowers and r of l -X l tor II He went f past I ; Am HI A . . i n fleas e ;. I A v ii m i J Ii reached i i, The nearest anal- the i could find was that ruled from c iii .; a not In r till it ached In .; whence after much m and Hi reached that the came under the head of in a . j dish, pour Mil i i . Ii . and with r . or pane y if . . . I ,. . ll H hi w see I In net it A Fellow. t. v. i- II mi ill m i. tali Ana rim. . I i II on the -.-I. n s n. HIGGS BREAK THE HOMES OF THE PEOPLE BY ADVERTISING IN THE REFLECTOR hi will walk into I i our wants I known every day and will to A will bring for your for i nil In; in fact III any reasonable yon may haw. c Into the homes of the people and la read f. i ii carries them, hence S I he id to tell four wants in THE as in THE REFLECTOR i- Hi- easiest part, i Q WASHINGTON. Dr. James, nil i t. An I nil I- i Ii. . . . I. i Tl i. i . ho i foul . K. In i A Hare Ti . j. it me fun for . . ran into mother lie had n a . panel slide n j crash, in tiled in . i . ,. . i. I mi Me of . with ii back- t of I r . ii- The i- In ivy silk in prevailing The effect is and m i bears a to old i.; Ma in it i i, lite a r as a sit. lie always a. in, If Interview, r In hi n-; Democratic Convention. A convention of i party of I t County w hereby call I'll lO I ill ill on Saturday, July at o'clock, M., fur tin of appoint lug lo the Stale to be la the city of Greens oil July mil to the Judicial conventions when called. Township ill be held at kl. June 28th, he usual lug I'm i he purpose of pointing and said The of s each township ii be en- tilled lo is as Damn, I, Bethel ii, lit, Creek By order he Democratic Ex- of Pitt county. I. I. Secretary. THE STOCK OLD DOMINION j THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE I NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE Industrial Musical -i H i 1-1 Is -I -1 r ll i,. .-r ii. . i-r. . if. in n,.,. i ii., . t t. ,. i . . , , .,. In N I in b II in . HI I Charles D. C. oil nut old thing la offered yon, but come t. us I. line, We have mill i III are we sell I Id than any store in Thai the prices. Then if you want a good Cigar or and To- we have the BEST of also. The place lo the BEST every lime ii Steamer leave ton daily A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Connecting with Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York Aurora, South Creek. Belhaven, Quarter, and all Is for rail- loads Shippers should order freight I he Old Dominion s. Go. from New York; Clyde Line from Hay Line Chesapeake s. s. Co. from Baltimore. mid Line from Boston. Aft., Greenville, N. K. District Bunt. N. c North Carolina's Foremost Newspaper. The Charlotte Observer EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR. S TOMPKINS, J. P. CALDWELL, Editor. the i news delivered to any paper between Washington and Atlanta, and its special service is the ever handled by a Caro- paper. Till. of Iii or mole and is to a huge extent made up of original SEMI-WEEKLY i. printed and Friday ii-1 par year, The largest paper in Carolina, Sample copies on application. Address TUB Charlotte, N. IN THE SOUTH SOLICITED. 709-711-713 E. Broad St, RICHMOND, VA. Court Tin County. Iii K-, and U k II- Smith County Lumber z. I R. B. Smith Will lake BO- all notion been tin- lo perfect of land in in mill County, and la have Deed from . C. to It, Ii. Smith, i lit will further that be i s required September Term of Superior Court tube First in Sept at the Court said in N. answer or denier to com- plaint In action, or will apply In the Court fur the relief in This I. Clerk Court every Bun- day, morning evening. Pray- Wednesday evening Rev. J. N. Booth, pastor. Sunday- school a. in. M. A. Allen superintendent. every Hun lay, morning and evening. Prayer Meting Wednesday evening. Rev. H. M. pastor. Sunday L. H. Pander, thin Rev J. B. Morton, Sunday- a. K. B. F. H. Hard- Minister. Morning and even- prayer with sermon every 1st and 3rd Sunday. Lay services every 2nd Sunday. a. m., W. B. II. Brown, superintendent. Litany every Wednesday a. m Preaching second, fourth Sundays In each month Prayer meeting Wednesday night. Rev. D. W. Davis, pastor. Sunday school P. M., W. R. Parker, superintendent. regular nervier A. F. A. M. No. meets first Monday evening. B. B. fin. W. M. J. M. F. -Covenant Meets every Tuesday evening. L. G. W. Atkins, gee K. of P.-Tar River every Friday evening, Forbes, L. son, K. of R. andS. It. Vance Council, No 1608, meet every Thursday even- W. R. Wilson, Secretary, J. A. O. No. , every first and in Odd Fellows Hall. J. Z. Worthy Chief; H. Smith, Sec I. O. Conclave No to, meets every second and ill Monday nights in Odd lows Hull. W. It. Wilson Smith ATLANTIC COAST LINK CO. Mr Mb. ma. AH , COREY, IN- P I A OF, IS nice Line of Hardware. COM E TO SEE ME. J. R. COREY. THE NEW IN J. W. BUY CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton . . of TIm and Photographer, H. O. The leader in work and low lot dozen. Cabinets per dozen very Portraits made from any picture on band H the time Come and Work. N to answer The very to B to a. in, lo Op. in. J. C. LANIER, DEALER IN American and Italian Marble and Iron Pence Sold, -l-i on AM M V M Ml r. m. U a n M S II in IS K. i ii in Ar T M I U P AM II t U II II Ar M PM AM r MM M ill Mil l. S M or. Y M P M Ii to A V I'M a a t no III ii ti w r M AM PM PM a u Ml a u if as I p on an Ar Mount Leave Lt Moan Ar Main ton n m o in, Arrive Set- ford in. pm, arrive p m leave p m, Wilmington urn leave Ben a m, a m, it ml -pin .- a m, a. m, Mills am, arrive m, Hope Mills p n Red Spring I m, Manton p n arrives p m at train N . S -i with the Carolina Central at ltd with the Red railroad, at Sanford the Air Line and Southern the Durham and at with Railroad Train on toe Neck Road leave pm, Halifax I m. s Neck at pm. pm, a pm. t em, at a m. Weldon am. Train- on Branch leave int and I p m, arrive a m m, arrive a m leave Tarboro dally except it p m, can p m, Ply- dally, a end Baa am, He. am. Train on Midland N r i. -m-h born dally, a , m, Train on leave leave Mount at am. p m, arrive I ,. tn d i in. Hope It in. fill II a mi i m. a m arrive Ho- B is m. t p dally Bandy. Train on Clinton for v dally, K a at and i i. m, lea W a m p in. Train w i for all point dally, all rat. via U. H. EMERSON, Agent J. B. Manager. T. M. Orders for are solicited. Bart . t . All the News Twice Week -For- a Year The Eastern Reflector D. J. U TO VOL GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, JUNE NO Twice a Week Tuesday and Friday a Year Ricks Wilkinson A Great June Sale A sweeping salt of Goods, Lawns, Swisses, Silks, Black Goods, Hosiery, Underwear, for men and women and Vests. All these are severest cuts. We never carry over. Extra Special for this Week Table Oil Cloth, till colors, full width, best, quality, yard. Standard Patterns in Stock. WASHINGTON LETTER. As well be out of the world as out of Fashion. For earliest knowing and possessing of things of fashion, keep yourself familiar with Ricks Wilkinson Bethel High School. R Ii A strictly Preparatory School. Prepare DOM for college and for Life Oil J. W. Principal, MISS GRIMES, Assistant, J. W. Music Art. Primary Department, Art, W-00 Intermediate, 2.25 piano rent, 3.00 Advanced, 3.00 Incidental fee, per year, 1.00 Board moderate. For farther particulars address J. W. SHERRILL, Principal. ATTENTION, FARMERS Hail Hail Hail Hail INSURANCE Crops Insured Against Damage or Loss by We insure Tobacco per acre. insure Cotton for f 15.00 per acre. We Insure Small Grain for per acre. ALL PAID IN FULL. Park Region Mutual Hail Ins. Association, I b. any lime M. A. Whit, will for yo N. C. from On- D. C. June inquiry into the connection of the Trust with the lion in of Cuban reciprocity, which was by Senator Teller's ion, has extensive and, lo the Mr. P. I. Thurber, of New York, who hail several limes nailed before the Committee on relations with Cuba, finally made appearance and from Iii in was elicited the statement that Mr. president of the American Sugar Company, had to a fund used by Mr. educate American sentiment in favor and that General Wood, for I he Cuban government, had to the fund the sum of General Wood was obliged to admit the payment saying that he had made it in accordance with the wishes of I he Secretary of War and Mr. has made no dental. On Thursday Senate will I vote on the Canal Mil, the consensus of opinion being that resolution will be adopted. Hut two appropriation bills remain to be considered the Senate and they will be dis- posed of with comparatively little debate so that the Senate will be face to face with the dilemma tome action will have to tie taken. The President insists that If adjournment is taken with- out action on the Cuban matter he will call Congress in special session. All day Friday the cut in secret session, the supporters of the dent endeavoring to secure continuation of the of General Crosier as chief of I but without avail, and the session adjourned without action. On Saturday Senator intro- a resolution for the annexation of Cuba as a slake. The House has shown industry the past week and a number of important measures have been dis- posed of. After passing the bill for the of the President last Monday, the bill was up and d bated, The Cable bill, introduced and ad- by Mr. Corliss of was defeated and on Friday the bill was passed. As this bill had already the Senate and as such amendment as were to be essential by the dent were adopted, is I to believe that the of the; Interior will be in a position to commence an extensive system of irrigation in the arid West. Hot Weather Specialties THE CROP OUTLOOK IN THE EAST, plowing is also Became j it is dry and you raise a lot of dust is no doubt that the is no reason for stopping but an North Carolina j argument stirring the M B in examine these BARGAINS care fully and see how ii will pay you lo buy goods an- going to give CUT DURING MONTH OF JUNE, and hen are a of the Shirt Waists can sill if you will. A combination of Ma- the place for yon to Fans We tin- nine us only Is price. Ours coat year Intended to largely Increase I their is In- crease it lo the extent of then capacity to cultivate and house it successfully. I have taken little stock in report sent out from various parts of the country early in that the crop would be the largest had been planted. As above stated I think it was in formers to In- crease full rapacity and Save, but year more than any I have ever noticed there have beer, more difficulties and in the way of planting the crop. Ia the place we have had an ed cold, wet, late spring which prevented many from Parasols styles in colors, ml fur Cull your ground. O. L. Fever. Spring is name for It is more serious must people liver inactive bowels a poisoned system, U neg la serums Buy all the liver, the sad the mi of Safe Never liver every spring for writes It M W VS. They inure than I lobs Don't Tamper With Mail We have read in exchanges about mall boxes on rural free lively routes tampered with or damaged. far as we know I here has been no inclination on the of any one to trouble the boxes in this comity, yet it might lie Hammocks Do We have a few left. You ought to have lo rest in If you you know pleasant they are. We have other goods ask for them. for the weather. Come and J. B. Cherry Co. getting plants, and in many lo-i . . , . to publish the rode twenty miles to gel plants to finish their crops that bad been partially set with a The Only Department GREEN NINE-TENTHS OF PEOPLE LURK. H. II- i w. w. -j ii, DEALER IN N. C. Cotton Bagging and flee always on hand Fresh goods kept constantly as hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. O. W. THE GREENVILLE CO. Manufacturers of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior Exterior for Fine Modem Cheap logs. We solicit your patronage guarantee lo give satisfaction In prices, styles and work. Please send your orders to Greenville Co. A Real Friend. I and for teen says W. T, of Merry Oaks, N. O. tried many lo no avail on of my Meads It gave relief. lean cat almost anything want now my good, i to cure stomach Unable fey dieting. only further enable- you to what you eat by it without the John I,, woolen. of Illinois, says if I lie women of land were better three of the sin and depravity that curse present day life would disappear. That may be. But if men were better so would the women be. Von seldom a bad woman don't find a bad man around somewhere. Wilmington Star. Ready to incl Witch Salve piles found It a an rt. It Willow Del. unnecessary to cure They ways yield to Witch Salve. Cures skin all kinds of wounds. Accept no counterfeits. John I. Woolen. Editor Please give space in paper for a short article In of Judge Clark. I sec in King's Weekly an article, let us as good Democrats reason together situation la serious and muddled. The opposition to to Judge Clark means W. What the as the rank and tile of the Democratic sec it of the endorse Judge Clark for Chief of Supreme Court. Why Because as a Superior Court Judge unit as Associate Justice of Court his very able fair decisions have met with the hearty approval of the people. He has rendered the State Immense vice in oilier ways for which every true Confederate soldier and with the cause for which they gave up so much should feel grateful. This was reward or the hope Bill fa men in the State could have done this work so well. The charges made by and through Russell, the railroad and other agent have all Hat. Why do I raj so I Have not nine out of ten have held I heir convent no endorsed Clark I shall nine of allow the four hundred the agents of the railroad, Russell a few Democrats who swallow all read in the Poet, lo dictate the nations the Democratic forbid. It means something tn the rail roads to be able to control the Supreme Court for the next eight years. It behooves the people to see this combination of FAVOR publicans Republicans I in disguise and Democrats are thwarted In their Pitt county appreciates past valuable services of Judge Clark, and believes when the county con- meets, of her vote, if not ninety nine one him will be cast for Judge Clark. Henry King Kings Weekly i is nut in touch with the people upon this point. I knew Walter Clarke six years ago when the seven boys were made men in Joe Johnson's army before old Sherman. If he had not been splendid material he not have been made Major of his Reg- at lite tender age of seven- teen. He made a fair soldier as a hoy. life since war as a man and as a public officer baa been J, OH Whereas, on Sunday, June 1st, oar Heavenly Father, ill an but mysterious providence, sent his while winged to home lbs spirit Of the beloved lain I hi Of teacher, Prof. W. II. we, the members of his Sunday school class, desire to sincere heartfelt praying Him who all things and wind to the lo help, him in hour of Brent sorrow. sometime we'd i. that we ate and thank him for effort he made to be with his class last Sun day, That a copy this be to the family, a copy Ton. in one furnished the Sun- day school to be on record, M. A. Hits. h. ; Coal. kind of tobacco. I know one farmer that says he rode fifty miles for plants and getting enough lo gel over his crop at least one fourth dead, and of what he has left there are at least a dozen different varieties. This of course will make bad curing and grading. Then again the winter had extended well Into spring leaving the ground wet, sour and in almost every oilier bad the other extreme set In just as we began to set out the crop. And now for nearly two months we have had an almost unbroken drought. From every section complaint of bad stands. On the eleventh of May rode from Greenville through the try to Wilson I saw such a poor stand of tobacco in my life, ll was then very dry and farmers were setting out and watering. It is now the fourteenth we have hail a good rain yet of there bare been little showers that have helped wonder- fully, otherwise I don't believe would half a crop all eastern the plants are living look weakly and yellow. I .-aw several crops on the Wilson road know did not have half A stand. Last week I rode over several miles and crops were poor farmers discouraged. If there is rain with- in few days a grail many will replant even at this late day, bill will lie only chance if late amounts lo much. Sow under these conditions bow shall We look at the situation I don't believe there is over or per cent, of a perfect Bland and present does not look all encouraging, but we must led since this tobacco was set have had no rain tn wet ground and the plant has been by the mean lime roots have been going deeper in search of moisture and plants are alive are be- coming well set and as so in us we will become available and routs have already worked nil amongst it will lake new life and soon became strong, health plants. While crop present does look had and discouraging yet let us lie cheerful and lose hope. The one thing to keep n constant watch upon is the condition of the plant. It shows signs lug out surest and best prevent live is lo get your plow as lo the plant as you possibly can without it and go down deep. V o leaves may w and look lint in a few yon ill seeing change. This is almost a sure premature buttoning. tract from the shall hereafter will- fully or maliciously injure, tear down, or destroy any letter box or other receptacle established by of the Postmaster General or approved or designated by him for the receipt delivery of mail mat- on any rural free-delivery route, or shall break open the or willfully or maliciously injure, deface, or destroy any mail mailer deposited therein, or shall willfully lake or steal such matter from or out such letter box or other receptacle, or shall willfully aid or assist any of the afore- mentioned shall for every such offense be punished by a fine of not mote thousand dollars, or by imprisonment for not more than three Lends Them Al Minute Cough bests all other I ever for coughs, colds, croup lung says of One Cure is only absolutely sale remedy which everywhere testify I,, the It mils attacks the arrives lo hit. ll yields at lo One Minute Cough Cure. Pleasant tat take it. Sure cure trip, John I. Examinations For Entrance to A M. College. for entrance to Stale Agricultural and Mechanical College at will be held Thursday, July 10th, in court house County Superintendent will be in Young men desiring to enter that college and obtain a practical of Agriculture, Cotton Manufacturing, and Mechanic Arts, try their hand at these examinations, and thus save the expenses a trip to Ital- III scholarships are offered, conferring free tuition and room ten I I;. J. a prominent of Burke county, left his home about o'clock Thursday morning to drive cows to the pas- . did not home, an evening he was lie id pasture. Apoplexy is Supposed lo In- cause of his tie ti H. The. nay have an imped- his speech, but never in his l's. So Women would like recall an I others even want their presents Your Tongue If it's coated, your is bad, your liver is out of order. Pills will clean your tongue, cure your make your liver right. Easy to take, easy to operate. Alt BUCKINGHAM'S DYE MS,.