V, THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. H. C. D. I. II at K C, mail The county endorsed Hon. II. Brown for Associate Justice the Supreme court, Hon. for Congress. Charlotte become so over that a composed of colored women has been organized there. And it is Bid they play well. You lose Let the people of de- the town shall go for- ward, bonds or no bonds. Much can be accomplished by together. wait tor tome thing to turn up, but take hold and turn it. Gray hair was tailing out and turning gray fast. your Hair Vigor stopped the falling and restored the natural E. Z. Cohoes, N. Y. It's impossible for you not to look old, with the color of seventy years in your hair Perhaps you are seventy, and you like your gray hair If not, use Hair Vigor. In less than a month your gray hair will have all the dark, rich color of youth. CO Milt. All If tow y. wild one dollar will He purr J. C. CO. Lowell, Mom. Fresh Gossip From Nearly Vicinities Winterville Department. ITEMS. Aw you interested in Green- ville Do yon believe in the town and think U a great future for I Then put your shoulder to the wheel and path forward. In all opposition and hindrances we have the best town In the Slate. It natural progress is wonderful, and even greater things arc in store for the town. it up Let's all come together and push. The looked for decision of the Supreme Court in the Green- ville Bond ease came yesterday i i- adverse the town. This 1- a . ;. sin ii many as it generally thought the Bonds would l upheld, thought we lose school bill. It is i . ill ail is lost. If i- ii u be- he and I lie I co u n . board men to dis bill to forward as best can with what we have. gel hen we can. come close together. The adverse decision town of the court i- matter i away the . ; . some lime. And now of the discontinuance of Masonic Hall School. I leaves the town without a school, i such a school Masons have conducted our for two years, but I hey I ave no build- now. If tin i in i- have a female school next our pen- no I line m arranging One is certainly needed, have the list of bond money to put in public there is no reason why tin y limy nut do ii town, even if ii i- mi a ma If i e lie limn the had The in n v. ill have on it three of the good one of the present Board whose experience, the i mi will make him even more while the lour new members of good business capacity, of they will have no money to use Improvements except i by taxation, but can be raised I It in way to ac- mine than may beat Oral Imagined. There are some that could well bear an in- crease in help mil revenue. new Board ml II the i. raised. Governor oilers a ward i I of the, ids who last week took the two boys from the jail In Salisbury and lynched them. GIN BOAT IN DISTRESS. Pitt County Thrilling The Washington Post of the contained a special dated San announcing the val the I. S. Gunboat Manila in a crippled condition. She had been picked up in distress oil and towed into port by the tug The Manila had on board a crew of ninety seven men. ten officers eighty four marines, On June 1st her high pressure piston broke. the 4th a storm tore her sails to pieces, vessel lay in the trough the sea beyond central i. in to p. in. when the engine was dually start ed and headway Then the steering gear got out of and the vessel with i heavy mm all. When i- re- paired and the ships brought to a position of comparative -he was miles from the port Mid outside track of Is. The course was San and the vessel run with the low pressure Good was met with until 10th w a still gale came up and the vessel was forced to lie to for -4 ho the the d States weather at Point I Reyes the v. am went to her assistance. Mr. A. son of our countryman Mr. B. was one the officers on the He telegraphed from San lo hi father on the 13th announcing bi safe arrival there. It was a thrilling experience and Mr Cotton's host of friends in will be glad to know he is bock -ale on hi continent. He expects to i Ins home people sometime during hi- slay the United States. VII, X. The crops looking very since the Mrs. J. J. has gone to to Semi time with her mother. W. K. went to Washing ton Monday. W. S. came down the streets Honda morning all smiles. It is a line bar. and his best girl went to Sunday. Miss is the guest of Mrs. J. O. this week. Ed. Genet I f Washington, was on our I. E- Elks tended church at Black Jack church at Black Fever. fever in for bit- It m p ink. lint in. in i l Ii I. may follow Little re- in . stimulating the . , r the and the torn of Never gripe, ban n It's Little for torpid liver every spring for writes It. M. V. lo me more r John . Woolen f ,,.,., , by Our Corespondents night. We had three and was not a for preachers, either. NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS W. R. made his appear NOTES. today with a nice load of and apples. I tell X. C, June The Winterville Canning Co., I i . will pay the highest cash market price for fruits and berries. I hey sill lake all you may bring. Mi. and Miss were happily last evening at the home of bride's parents near here, Elder Fred ling. The newly married pair will make their home in Winterville. A. G Mfg am glad of the to say something for your Tar Heel Carl Wagon Wheels. They just beat world. I expect to use any other as I can gel them. I am using some of your and they are just as good today as were I bought The tires are as tight now as they were when they were put on. I have never had any wheel but the Tar Heel would the sun. I have said enough for them, Just say anything you want lo and sign my name to it. Above just received from a prom tanner Green. Is Henry Clay in the minority, i- of these United States Mrs. Mary Smith returned from last Tuesday. X. of Washington, spent Wednesday night here. left Tuesday to ii at Stokes. car load of dues ship ; a few days since by the A. O, Cox Mfg. W. arrived day and will till hi- regular appointment in the Baptist here next Sunday. There being something wrong about examination of cants the Rural Route Delivery another examination will be had today by one of Uncle Barn's M, of Scotland Neck, came yesterday to visit her parents. Miss Kittrell went to returned from Greenville day. Mi-- Nannie Nichols, of Stan- was visiting here yesterday. John Brooks, of Grifton, was here a short while Miss Eunice Cox after spending some lime visiting friends here left on the ii train Friday for Golds- bum, home. W. ii. Hamilton has gone to to see his son's wife who is critically ill. Mrs. A. ii. and Miss Mimic returned yesterday their vis- it lo ITEMS. X. C, June Since our last writing we have had two very good showers of which have dune much Mn. Lucy Moore is the try v friends and relatives. Mrs. Moses L. and her sis- Mrs. Marian Tucker, of Nor- folk, Va., spent today in town with Mrs. W. B. Pollard. Carl Turnage is eon lined to his lied with a supposed case of typhoid fever His friends wish him a speedy recovery and hope he will soon be at his old place. Miss Keel, of Weldon, is visiting Miss Mary Lewis near here. J. X. Edwards, of ford, came last Friday to her mother, Mrs. M. A. Leggett. Miss Applewhite, is visiting Miss Liz- Gay near here. Joyner wife of more, went to Greenville Monday after a visit here to Mrs. W. M. Lang. Master Samuel Morrill, cf Snow Kill, is visiting his grandfather. Dr. Sam Morrill S. M. Pollard has gone to Tar Two and Washington on Miss Lillian Moore spent yesterday afternoon in country With Taylor K. Harrow. I Hay West, was in ARE YOU la M j to Miss Ida is guest of Mis- Carrie I this week. John Warn went to Sunday, Mrs. Miss to Greenville Tuesday. Sam Washington, was here a d i.-ago. Misses i Susie have wildly school J. Grimes gave a pleasant call Quite of our sports wool to on the gas boat. I;. C. M. seems lobe very busy typhoid Jim King, Greenville, was on our streets The I their regular of Ayden, was in town Rev. F. F. ire went to Sunday to till is appointment town yesterday, to see his best i W. E. Miss Carlotta, of were in yesterday and returned to day. Invitations are t lo Hie mar of Miss to Mr. M. Tuesday evening, June at nine o'clock in Christian Farmville, N. C Mis Bulb is in town visiting her cousin, Miss Vivian Parker. Mrs. lewis Everett went to Washington today to see her band who is to his bed at Ormond House. Little Miss Both Hay, of Kin- ton, who has been visiting her aunt. Mamie Ling, home Saturday. BLACK JACK ITEMS. way and a sure way to treat a case of Sore Throat in order to kill disease germs and insure healthy throat action is to take half a of water put into it a teaspoonful of Mexican Mustang with this throat at tho of doing auk. It b a CURE. and a bottle. IT MAY RF with a II I ,,.,., ,.,. Treat It at with I moment you can depend upon a cure. of tho throat thoroughly with the i cloth and THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE I NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE Classical, Scientific Commercial, Pedagogical, Musical For and for So member. and School In connection will her and r board made b, fore July Charles D. N. C. NOTES. Milan., in central and western p of the have in by recent Colored There was a swell in t lie First Baptist the contracting being and The ceremony was performed K. L, Kearney. The wedding march was by Walter and he well. There were ten couples of The church tastily decorated for A number white people, as many a, two were present to witness the mar These also had an of seeing what a nice church the colored Baptists here have. Recently new pews have put in these other give the a beautiful Interior, to ii Win a Win h for and tumid n B, It Hi th, Willow Us re. I I, in i lira yield to I M n all no John L. BETHEL ITEMS. C, June Prof. will close June A tune is expect- ed. Then, one mile a half from Bethel, Is said to have the crop Pitt It will average waist all over. Crops arc looking line Bethel, though rain is needed very had I Nelson spent day in with her parents. Mrs, T. A. Carson came home last Saturday from hospital at forbore where she has been under treatment for two weeks. Col. If. wife yesterday morning for ville lo a few weeks with relatives and at his old homo. Bro arc buying from three to five car loads of potatoes every day They are hustlers the farmers ate rejoicing over two dollars per barrel. W. has been sick for several days but we are gut I lo see again. Co. has ii ; and of tobacco trucks on hand. a nice crowd out to prayer III. WK Jack, N. C., June w. II. Wynne left Wednesday New York, was for home at here Ibis Mis Lula Smith went lo Vance- W. S. and J. J. Mason Monday to spend several days. went to Tuesday. Miss Lean Clark, who has been J. A. was in town visiting the family of iV. L. Clark, this morning. Tuesday for her home near Misses Annie and White spent Wednesday night with their sister, Mrs. Buck, near V., June The six moil old child of Mr. M. for mil Mrs. dial last to y lay buried in the p. We ex- our lo bereaved Hudson, who has been iii Miss who was; home Sunday, Mrs. II Hart, Miss aged lady, lo her home Saturday. who fur Hom Bight, continues very low. The on ave- opposite depot is almost The fellow who slips on a I Is apt to be thrown on his c. it. wife of own resources. In town I with I,. Tyson. A Miss BOSS of who spent with Miss, Merry Oaks, N. C. had even lug for home anything now my Jas. lick with Mas Mrs. of in Mis Lin Anderson spent Holiday Parker, of Kinston, C up Saturday to vis- it friends Hotel. She re- turned evening. J. Cy, of came down Mrs. at Smith, Jr., who spent with her parents home Saturday. Miss M Anderson has gone lo visit relatives. Mrs. I, Joyner, who spent a few left in Mr. youngest child is U with fever. who spent the past with at came home Sat- Friend. and Don I hi cure Inutile tap That only further weaken Hie you late you eat by digesting it without the aid. John b. Woolen. The parties implicated the famous Amos Cherry tree at have been convicted in the Federal court, and besides being required to pay all costs the case have been ordered to over to court sum to be re- turned to the women who were de- by their operations. Bargains in Millinery I Have Just Purchased a Drummer's Samples of the Latest Styles of Millinery. They were bought a that enables me to sell them for the next thirty days at Less Than New York Cost This line of samples embraces Trimmed and Hats in all the latest styles, Shirt Waist and Hats, Leghorn and Flop Hats Children's Sailors, Fancy Flowers and Novelties Such opportunity for Bargains in Millinery was never before in Greenville. Be sure and see the goods before they are picked ever. n n. D. two years premiums have been paid in the HUT Lead All. One Minute Cure nil oilier medicine I ever for croup and throat nod . my of era lo It bu lone their little once. Croup la so that the doctor often late. It at once to One Minute Cure. lo late Children cure for grip, OF NEWARK, N. J., YOUR POLICY HAS Loan Value, Cash Value, Paid up Extended Insurance that works automatically, Is Will be re instated if arrears be paid within month while yon are living, or within three years after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence of and of arrears with interest. second No Restrictions. Incontestable. Dividends arc payable at the beginning of the second and cf each succeeding year, provided premium for the year be paid. They may be used. 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. C. Everybody Cordially Invited millinery. before buying. We have what you want. Come and be con- We have the prettiest line millinery ever brought to Greenville. Sash Ribbons in all widths and colors. Wash Ribbons for the neck, just the thing for summer. trimmed while you wait. Give us a trial. Yours to please, ff GOING AWAY i i i F SO, see that your trunk con- a good stock of vacation stuff. You'll need Outing Shirts, Ties, Collars I Cuffs, Fancy Ho- and perhaps la suit of nice Underwear. All the fixings a gentleman needs and a assortment of each sort pries with he will not think of fault. Step in I you leave. Brief Mention of People net With in the Social World THE KING CLOTHIER. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. NOTICE. If there it a CROSS the of it is to that you owe for and w you to tn owe u-and you will u-t keep us waiting for it. This retire m f-r who And the mark on their paper. SOME SHOP TALK. for Good Work. SHORT LOCAL ITEMS Minis at Home News Put Ii In Few Words for Busy Readers Township primaries next day. Masons Rive farmers a look. Cash Price paid by M. Don't that visit to lax lister. Time growing short. The closing exercises of High School take place next day return thanks fur an to be present. You do bear people boasting of their wealth in as arc then poorer than in any other mouth. Tax listing time is re for this. of Respect. Whereas, June 1st, in His almighty from our beloved Mrs. W. II. the members of the Woman's Mission Society of Baptist, church, of our respect to her, do a of our record book to her memory. Also so assure her husband, and all her relatives our That we send a copy to the family, also to the He Recorder with a request lo publish. Booth, MM. Mas. Iv II. Combined Union. All the Union meetings the Tar River Association will hold a combined meeting at beginning Thurs- day, and continuing through the fifth Sunday. Two churches will be dedicated during the Union. is just install large additional equipment it job printing department, in eluding another fast press, stapling machine, and many fonts of up-lo date And the improvements will not stop here, fur negotiations arc in progress fur another press extra large much More new type. are shape for job printing than ever. Our new foreman and job print- Mr. B. h. Tute, is nil artist in his line out best class of work. yon you are assured of very work. the same lime all pat- in every department helps your home paper do that much better work for of your town. us you job printing and get the best. June 1902. Mrs. Brown left this morning for Oxford. Mis. It. B. of Falk- land, is visiting here. Mr. Mrs. D, E. House spent the day near House Station. Miss Lelia Wilkinson, Farm- is visiting Mrs. Miss Bagwell came home I this morning from where she has been spending a few days. Dr. D. James left Wednesday- evening for to attend the dental society meeting. Mrs. James T. Howard, of Cone- toe, Mrs. O. Howard, Tar Mrs. W. children, of Wilson, arrived Wed- evening to visit Mrs. J. G. 1902. Miss of Elm City, is here Miss Myra l Moore. A. K. Tucker went to Grifton Thursday and returned this morning. II of Suffolk, was in town this left on Washington. I Mr. Phillips, one of the editors of the Ayden Free Will Baptist, spent today here. B. Clayton, who has been spending a few days with B. A. left this morning. Dr. W. T. Paul, of Atlantic, who was here his sister, Mrs. W. Lawrence, has returned home. Com. Nice The gasoline boats of Smith E. Harris are nice little They both the Methodist and hi u in schools on their picnic occasions, transporting them safely and in good time. The larger of these boats, the is used for freight to the wharf when the water is so low the steamer Myers cannot get here. To the Public announce myself a candidate for at Register of Deeds for the county of Pitt, subject to the Democratic convention. J. C. Daniel Dud. Mrs. H. T. Daniel, who about two months ago moved from here to Dunn, died in that town at o'clock Saturday morning of typhoid fever. Mrs. Daniel was widow of the late Mr Mack Daniel a sis- of Mr. W. H. Harrington. She leaves two three sons, Mrs. W. O. limes, Miss Olive Daniel and Samuel, Will and Hassell Daniel. She had many in Greenville county who of her death with sorrow. remains were brought to Greenville on Saturday's train and funeral took place Sun. day at the Harrington burial miles from town. Delivery. Mr. A. B. Inspector of the government postal service, is spending a few days here look- after the establishment of other rural free delivery routes in this county. The routes already are very popular and we are glad the service is to be extended. Congressman John H. Small is to lie commended for his efforts in this I ill. The new routes Mr. is looking after in i in- comity are one more from two from Winterville, two from ville and three from Bethel. It is not decided just when they will start. Married. On afternoon Mr. Jesse L. Smith Miss Martha both Beaver Dam town- ship, were married by Elder E. D. Hathaway. Mr. Smith is a prom- and once a tho Board County Com- missioners bride Is a daughter of Mr. J. W. Smith, dent of the Home. Mrs. I. Parker, Miss Ellen Parker, Miss Smith and c. Parker left this evening for Seven Springs. C O. Danny, a member of the U. Army, came in Thursday from Fortress Monroe to see his mother, Mis. M. returned Thurs- day evening from Va., will be with the Greenville Warehouse again coining sea- son. Mis. It. Walker left this morn- for Rocky Mount in response to a message stating that her sis Mis. W. M. Bagwell, was very sick. L. M. Savage is enlarging his store near the J. T. Matthews came over this morning from Miss. Clara Bruce Forties return- ed this morning from Kinston. Mrs. J. C. returned Friday evening from Danville. Miss Ulrich, of Selma, arrived Friday lo visit Miss Patrick. Mrs. W. P. I'M has return- ed from a visit lo her at J. L. Little returned Friday evening from the at Savannah. Miss Daisy C near Black Jack, is g Misses W. G. Elliot. President the A. L. R. R., spent Friday here left this morning. Miss Stella Kilpatrick, who has been Waiting Mi.- Ill. went lo Friday evening. Dr. It. L. returned Friday I nun a trip to and the Dental convention at Mrs. H. A. White children, Miss Nina James and Charlie James left Friday evening for Mrs. Denmark and child, of who have been visit- parents here, returned home Friday evening. Mrs. W. II. and two children C. II. left this morning for Gates county, in visit relatives. Miss Pink Manning, of Bethel, who has been spending a few days with the family of D. Moore, returned home this morning. Mrs. Barr, of Weldon, came Friday evening to visit her parents Mr. Mr. A. A. Forbes. Misses Lillian Agues came with her. Mrs. A of of Wood- Bertie county i, is visiting at tho home of her brother, I. T. on Dickinson avenue. Rev. A. D. of Gary, agent of the Female came in Friday accompanied by his two sons and they are the guests of Dr. W. H. Bagwell. Mr. Hunter will in the Baptist church to- morning. Tug HiS 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 Wash Dress Goods Line Guaranteed Kind Bros, E. P. Reed Co., for High Grades. Wolf Bros, and the H. C. God man Co. for Medium Grades ALL THE ABOVE WARRANTED TO BE LEATHER AND AT Remarkable Sale of Reliable Furniture Our great May and June sale of Furniture will make these months memorable ones. Housekeepers, here is an to buy goods at very prices. Nearly every piece is offered at less than today's price. Great Redaction in China and Japan Mattings Linens and Wash Goods Grand Showing of Novelties in Linens. Embroidered Mulls. Swisses and Fine Novelties in Wash Visit the Wash Goods Department the new fabrics, which practically below cost. This is a big value, and nil the ladies slum take advantage of The remainder of the H. C. Hooker stock of Staple Dry Goods, Shoes, etc., has been removed to the W. T. Lee Co. stand and will be sold at great Sacrifice Prices. The balance Hooker Millinery removed to my Big Store sold at Sacrifice C. T. The Big Store. Greenville, N C.