. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. bland t X. ma attend Fat IDA Y, A league bet of dabs in ad Then iii be two days of ball Back town avail weak. arc eighteen work In with The strangest part of it is they encouragement in work. The North Carolina mail at H Owing to a of date meetings here Greenville members of as- cannot Than arc of opinion on decision of the Bu- In the, Greenville bond Injunction caw. To the least. plain to need alga It would Only schedules of to make the If the of Commerce would a and ask for these they would Why do this ADVISED TO LEAVE. At Would be Better off Without Him. People Greenville have ex- pressed Indignation over the sad death of the the name of Miller, which curred Sunday. This mis not the girl's real name, as will In- seen from a The indignation grow to such a point ii number of represents. live men different trades and professions, together to divide upon a of action In regard t author of the loin. After consultation a of twenty one of these citizens went factory, DID work- ed. o'clock Monday evening and to m him. The man was called the of Gray My hair falling out and turning very fist. But your Hair Vigor slopped falling and restored the natural E. Z. N. Y. It's impossible for you not to look old, with the color of seventy years in your hair Perhaps you art 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. II N a All Iranian. If your ya. lit will vim a. tattle. J. C. A CO., Lowell, I Fresh Gossip From Nearby Vicinities chief Justice has pa-1 the factory when the law I of the read folio, log i note and handed it lo I It s Greenville, x. c collar opinions hit i-. A SAD DEATH. Woman Bears the Shame While Destroy- Goes tree. Sunday a house of ill lame near the liver, a young Woman died under circumstances Dial are extremely sad. This young woman or rather girl, as the only by the name of Miller, recent became a mother, a child not live weeks old Wine left the charity of the world. Some kind people of the by Our Correspondents an I Ir Readers. Winterville I smile he had on his face last I day morning one of the long NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS est you ever did sec. It's a girl. NOTES. I Monday. K. N. Hart ii friend came in N. C., June SB. , to see us n short while Tuesday. I have a pair of A little nephew of It. out wheat was made by Oral son is visiting the family of his In the year of 1868 that I have uncle here. used yen and have very I A year old daughter near d c all the far a two of Mr. Will fell yesterday I looked r the of pinnate girl her to be held next opinion of w, to gel lo are lo -end reports to has the death of Ails . as pawl- Brooks, baa been such as of this gill's down so the names of all delegates the people of this community to. real extremely Indignant, and has smaller sister were left orphans for the males and for the them to conclusion that females, each, are no longer a have the Rural horse farm, with lint little and arc still good. The tires have never been louse, and this dry weather they are Still all r are, I think, worthy the name Of Hill Wheels. Now don't yon think they should conic off tax book I have none of your new work, would if there Is improvement ob the old i ii mil lie Iron from A. ti. Cox MTg. Co. who hat been visiting friends in returned home on yesterday morn- train, and more than one was glad. Mist Minnie left lust Saturday Oxford to spend n few weeks with friends. Miss Annie is visiting Mis. Wyatt in of was here and Saturday. W. several pointer and bloke her right arm between the and elbow. Hoy has joined army and leaves for Fort Monroe fall is told us us and pups he would like to dispose at may be published before y convention, your In Greenville, alter awhile. Perhaps. Will Hospital movement is almost an allowed to fail through for want toe you it will I In came hare The little is months old lived with was of Mr. and Mrs. Whit ford evening was . , , ii,. also. I hi- uncle mar died Sunday hen there is goon morals, and ,., I,,.,,.,.,,,.,,.,. you leave this a. as possible. i makes ls her youth and innocence All for a visit slowly. There should ii the opportunity hand. . mil wail now at is I in has received I'm th. Slate Commissioner of tabor Ii is a book of nearly pages covers com o'clock p. in. June When this was banded to Newton's only words were, I don't see how I cause I her But committee turn- ed and walked quietly not left mi Vance wrought her ruin, and when it be and returned Monday. apparent that the crime I. F. Manning went to Kin-Ion buried be exposed the girl be Monday evening and returned coming mother, the put morning. of hi- and ill a house K. F. a teacher in the of ill fame. Asylum, is her sickness gill was his patents near here. Ed. very repentant, and said if she was is a credit lo count. Rev. c. w filled his AYDEN NOTES. V, June ISM, The Free Will Publish Co., have their new press will soon begin to -end out the paper to its ninny subscribe in. The cry of rain, ruin is no heard, arc gelling it plentifully. Little Davis, infant son of Mr. mid Mis. C. M. died Sunday illuming. its remains inlet red in the cemetery on Monday evening. goes out to the bereaved parents. Mrs. T. went over to re- Hie evening Mon- day. A little child Mr. thus. Spier is unite sick. Mist went up yesterday morning. Clarence Cannon and Miss Blanche, and Miss went Si They a very day. The infant child Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith died Monday morning. one of them answering him. spared to get out of her surround. It was agreed among I In.,; she would lo make regular appointment in church that no violence ,. I her life what to be. When here last Sunday Rev. be the statistics of the State's no word to Sew ton except such as were in labor We hive received the report tor las year. Tl t v. Mr. i. from race for Hie n ii Ion Ii t of I his district, field clear PHI Mr. I. I. this the Judicial will no give him the nominal inn Decided In the Affirmative in the note. There was no in about matter, bin was the open, quiet and ed method of outraged in i. of a man unworthy the name, and to show Hint they mean to protect our understand that Newton it known that not; A. D. spoke at night the live ii is said she male a dying interest of Wake Forest and the statement which she had made re I Baptist Female Kill before, the uncle was the of her ruin. it. T. of Greenville, The unfortunate girl a very pleasant day here Sunday, die have a Christian burial Mi gone lo to visit rel- hex morning ha- been spending several . . B. of was in town Monthly night. in the cemetery K. F. wife train here for Tues- day. Miss Cox It visiting Miss Jennie is visiting her brother, Mr. Waller of was in town a day or two this week. Goo. of spent Tuesday night here. K. V. Cox is on the sick list. Mr, and Mrs. It. C. May spent Sunday in the and Mrs. A. J, Manning In Cherry Hill Cemetery, Rev. Bryan. I M. services at the grave. A Dumber of the beat pie of Die attended thus showing their sympathy I for u sad ending of young life. may let such a crime w. J. h. Goodman, of Baltimore, spent I hey may call W. It. Nobles i Monday night in advert or not to as Printers Ink wisely God in His it. no longer a question, for It ties will call at this ha in The commercial reports cull attention m odd per cent, of the failure the country over arc x. knowing this is the place lo get good wink. the past week we have hum- pared out the large material re- tin properly the but hope to have C. V. Wilson Married. by net Mr. Moore well d this honor. in this Slate tees too many North Carolinians by ii Think hard lo .-man ha- won in the advertise- for offering a reward to In game, and at once you can it the lyncher nor the for send your orders who have been It's waste m to bring them to Justice, right and we-will handle Tenure of office ii always who nay they If we in little delay as pay demands economy without I use of who say they w should suing; and then than is lbs in- retain homeward loss of interest in a life's work. Then follows vain longing for more put-, wasted may be, bitterness d oblivion This is an Comment in with all after vantage lo Hue seeker, yon Bad linger majority of men desiring public willing to give a good secure It. A Good Memory. At a little dinner the other night with orders for was that the Sen I On Your Printing. I lends are Till understand why people fool them for to do much money away etc. j Herald. They are wondrous wise men people of the ml. be train made at with train bringing mail and passengers from Raleigh points west of there, nobody .-in- to forward in mat- times lately referred lo the and that these fellows who back their ions against nil the cold, hard facts, Like the suckers, are being born every minute but sharper sharper competition is every year depleting their ranks driving them lo the wall hanging their mind and their methods of doing As bath to soothe the savage -o has the low, soft sweet voice of a woman. A rich j man called up girl in central in Han Her sweat, gentle tones his ear, he her the young Inly in lot with tones in- weal lo courting A copy of X. Mrs. c. F. a former I j., by the woman marriage of Mr. C. tar of an ax Sheriff and Miss committed in M. in that on folk night. u. ,. of its a of most She graduated with honors York Med- The girl who steels her College for Women, receiving will not have stolen. her license M. recently Wink has on auditorium at colored race had than while folk. Murk Twain, who was agreed with the remark, to prove it told the years ago, when South, I an old colored man WOO Claim- ed to have Washing- ton. I if he WM in the bout when the Delaware, and he In- tint said I, you when took ii hack the cherry tree looked worried for min- nod with it beaming smile, mass,,, I dun drove tint back York I The of a girl's took Charge of a nun which life is when -he has a no successful- one lo Ii lo. Al a colored man lost a leg while trying to hoard a back- I rain being warned to do mi. lie a- drinking. Fools ate self mule. A man can always square bin Retail, manage, resignation without retorting ; cube I being n practicing lawyer Mr. Wilson is in Bankrupt y for Northern New Jersey, and ii in bit adopted host of friends in his native me to note his success in tin and him upon his happy marriage. The couple look a bridal tour to Niagara. of job, now I an- going on lo never lo of the .,. .-. breakers. Swift Mills, in Edge. . . covers ii Home men arc lorn great, some. b had if the many an ugly and other., taken secure if. The I just no insurance. the Farmers. grows plainer every day that the newspaper is the lot medium for advertising any kind of articles. a Chicago dealer in Implement reports results from using the space of daily Wilmington had home raised watermelons The man who uses a small i in- stead of a capital may be lacking education, or he may merely be henpecked. Orders for JOB so- Latest styles best OUR RALEIGH LETTER. I of In N. June We hear and read a great deal boat the of North Carolina now, mid the work appears to Is- progressing most admirably. But there is a feature of this question heat which little or nothing has been said in pi nil, thus far, and yet there is a strong undercurrent work that is going to force it to when As meets next wit, of the burden placed the several classes of i to foot the of the largely in- creased appropriations for public education. I was talking with one of ablest lenders of the last Senate who will be re-elected this he mud the sentiment his section demanded a decided reform along this It it also true, he added, that very large of white payers arc determined not to lie taxed so dis- proportionately to provide long term and high grade schools for and lo foot the bills for their while the themselves contribute nothing, many not even paying poll Another prominent eastern public mini as- that education of the country is stripping the farms of laborers is decidedly injurious lo the agricultural inter the etc. Another declared Unit the taken by- some of advocates of -is a false one; that I lie crammed into the average country head n positive injury to him, because it unfitted him for follow- the plow and caused him to become a town And o goes. CULTURE OF Hut there is one feature cation about which there is no question, that is the splendid work of private educational in- with which North Caro- is now blessed, and which the young men and women ran cure the best there is to lie hail a cost that is so small to make it a marvel, when excellence is considered, sonic of these It looks Seaboard Line it to got into the Advices from Saturday stale that the contract bus been signed for the building of n line of railroad Iron and Hint is lo be com- The Convention of the Tenth holds record so F. Long being nominated at II o'clock on Friday morn- alter The Mississippi of Well- ft Co. suing and Avon cotton mills fur price of raw Cotton furnished, seen red a verdict for at Charlotte Friday, all that The family of Senator who been Washington all the and spring, will return to this week. ill, Big Mortgage. of Deeds T. R. Moore has an unusually large instrument In his office lo be led. It it a from Atlantic Coast Line to the States Trust Company, of New York, and the of bond to issued by the railroad. The to be recorded covert M print- ed pages, or something over words. Over two thirds or the in Chatham, who listed their poll, have failed to pay their poll tax and yet children receive as much from the public school fund as the children of white men who pay nearly all the taxes. And the Republican leaden are howling and whining because these are not allowed to vote keep them in office Pitts Hill, who lived near was killed Monday morn- by a freight train on the At- North Carolina railroad. A bottle half filled with whiskey was in his pocket. The man had gone lo sleep with his head next to the track and the train knocked his brains out. . To the Public announce myself a candidate for the office at Register of Deeds for the county of Pitt, subject to Democratic convent J. C. AGRICULTURAL AND COLLEGE. Industrial Education A combination of Theory and Practice, of Book Study and Manual Work in Engineering, Chemistry, Electric- Mechanic Arts, and Cotton Manufacturing. Full course short special courses Tuition and room, lO a term; board, a month. teachers, New buildings for Write for Booklet Day at the A. M. RALEIGH. N. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA The Head of the State's Educational System . . Medicine, Li, Pharmacy. One and eight Free to mill the sons minuter. fur tin needy. New Water Hinting begins September F. P. VENABLE, President Impel Hill, North Carolina TWO HAVE BEEN PAID IN Hi III III NEWARK, N. J., YOUR POLICY HAS Value, I. rash Value, Si Paid up Insurance, Extended Insurance that works automatically, f. Is U. Will be reinstated if arrears lie paid within month while yon are living, or within three years after lapse, noon satisfactory evidence of and payment of arrears with interest. A after No Restrictions. Incontestable. payable at the beginning of the second cf each succeeding year, provided the premium for the current year be paid. They may be To reduce Premiums, or To Increase tho Insurance, or To make policy payable, as an during the lifetime of insured. J. L. SUGG, Greenville, N. C. Everybody Cordially Invited MILLINERY. S BE sT OP before buying. We what you want. Come and be con- 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. Hal trimmed while you wait, dive us a trial. Yours to please, Misses Erwin, Pt II a big difference between getting fitted and staying fitted in Summer Clothes. It is easy enough for a clothier to put a coat on you, button it up nicely, smooth out the wrinkles and say a good But how Is it after the first rain, or when you have worn it a h when the tailoring shows if there's any tailoring in it. Whether you pay us 18.00 or 11.00 for a Flannel, or Serge Suit, we owe yon a lit nil Summer. Don't forget it. We are as anxious as you can be to have it a success. If we fail, it's on you see you are Ki ft. PERSONAL NOTES THE CLOTHIER. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. If there Is n in tin margin of II la to remind yen yon fur ml n early we what YOU nun u and Jen will keep walling fur it. fat those who find cross on their per. Do the that only a few days arc left in which to I There has been enough to make the river muddy also to more water for the Potatoes were liner than this Benson. We saw one Tuesday Hint weighed pound. The farmers bad their crops as clean flower before the came, but now they are lo hustle to keep down the grass. Meeting Closed. The meeting Rev. W. Devi has been conducting for nearly three weeks in the Christian closed Sunday night and be left today for bis home at Pan- The meeting was well at- tended, excellent sermons were preached, is hoped much good will follow. A. and M. College. This great industrial school now really five hundred pupils. If you wish your boys taught to work, prepared for industrial life, in habits of economy, reg- hi net mil it v, write to President Raleigh, N. O , for booklet, Day at tho A. and M. Married From At o'clock this afternoon at the home of Mr. T. A. Nichols, father of the bride, in Dam township, Mr. Thomas M. of Greene county and Miss Alice J. Nichols were married. There was a large attendance of friends and relatives present to witness the and extend to the happy couple. Broke Hit Arm. While outplaying base t- II with other boys, Monday evening, Willie Patrick, a son of Mr. R. F. Patrick, broke a hone in one of his arms. He was running the basis, and collided with one base- men Hi such force as to throw him to the ground and cause the accident. Hurt Again. Borne years ago Miss A. M. Per- while walking along the street, fell on the ice and so injured one hip she has since been unable to walk, having to stay In her room all the time. day evening the went to move her- self from n couch to a chair and received another from which the sullen pain for awhile. Death Mrs. R. P. Sugg. Mrs. Emily Sugg, wife of Mr. It. P. Sugg who formerly resided in died Saturday in Greene county, where Mr. Sugg had recently a farm wan living. The re mains were brought to Greenville Sunday interred in Cherry Hill Cemetery, vices ducted the home by Mr. of and in the Methodist church here by Rev. H. M. Messrs. W. M. King, H. Tun stall, W. R. Parker. G. C. Moore, Frank Wilson, Richard Williams, H. It. Coward, D. C. Moire, K. E. Griffin, W. M. Lang, O. Vines and E. A. acted as pall bearers. Mrs. Sugg bail been a consistent member of the Methodist church for many years. She leave a husband many relatives. She was the sister and adopted mother of Mrs. J. h. Sugg, and sister of Mrs. of Green The relatives and friends have the sympathy of a multitude of people A good gone to the happy host in the great Well may it lie said she in Outrageous. Sunday morning a white woman was detected taking from graves in Cherry Hill cemetery vanes, dishes and other receptacles for flowers. It been noticed for some time that such articles placed on graves to hold Dowers were being stolen, and Sunday morning a gentleman watched the cemetery with the above result. more out- and depraved than robbing articles from graves can be ed, and it is shocking to think that such goes on in our midst. do not how any one with respectability can even take the much less articles from Mayor's Court. Mayor W. II. Long has disposed the following cases since lust Ill-lieu us, disorderly con- duct, lined on penny and cost, 4.06. Reed, drunk in public lot, lined and cost, 18.90. John and Reed, fray, bound over to Superior court. Walter White, drunk down on street, fined cost, 18.90. Dick disorderly con- duct, fined and cost, Brief Mention People Z With In Social World J -M- M M L. II. is quite sick. W. If. of spent today here. V. J. Lee, of Norfolk, came in Saturday evening. R. C. Rivers, of Raleigh, came in Saturday evening. The little daughter of and Mrs. J. N. Hart is i.-k. Miss Julia is Miss Patrick. U. S. District Attorney Harry Skinner went to Raleigh today. M. R. Lang, of New York, who was visiting S. M. Schultz, left this morning. V. L. Stephens, of Dunn, came in Sat evening and returned home this morning. Dr. D. L. Ibis morning from Raleigh, where he had attending the Slate i Dental convention. I W. O. Howard, down Saturday evening and spent Sunday with J. G. returning home this morning. Rev. A. II. Hunter, who made a talk the church, Sun- day morning, the centennial movement in this Slate, left Sunday afternoon for ville. 1909. J. C. of Is in town. left this morning for Mrs. F. Harding ha been sick a days. W. v. Moore went Monday evening. Jesse left Monday even- for B. B. returned Monday evening from Durham. Garden returned Monday evening from Washington. W. it. Wilson returned Monday Iron a trip up road, a way. Miss. Moor left this morning for Mount Olive lo visit her sister. Mrs. O. T. and little sou, Charlie, returned Monday evening from Wilson. W. Lang, of came this morning from he has been visiting. Mrs. U. A. Harden, of Ply- month, and Mrs. John Miss of arrived Monday evening to visit the family of W. B. Wilson. Wednesday, L. F. is sick. R. J. Cobb Will Daniel left today for Dunn. S. M. Daniel left this morning for Wilmington. W. E. Moore home this morning from O. L. Joyner returned Tuesday evening from Washington. Carl Parker returned Tuesday evening from Seven Springs Miss Anderson, Ayden, is kin. W. If. Ricks. W. T. returned Toes day evening from Springs. S. V. King, Manager of the Western Union Telegraph Co., of Tarboro. was here today. Miss Kate Harvey mother, of came in this to visit Mrs. It. W. King. O. who has visit- his mother, Mrs. If. F. Dancy, returned to Fort Monroe this morn Joseph Powell, who was some time Militant the depot here and ticket agent at is spending a few days in town. Ho a Fall. Saturday evening Oscar Greene, little sou of Mr. and Mrs. R. was playing in the new that Mr. K. B. is having built in West Greenville, fell from second story. Mr. Oscar homo bis buggy a physician was hastily summoned, when it was found the boy WM not seriously hurt, though he was shocked by the fall. Deaths. Saturday evening Mr. V bite received a from Hertford t he deal h of his h Mr. Darius White. The later was some years ago u of and is well A telegram from this mm nine the death of Mrs. W. Norris, mother of Mrs. J. N. Booth. Mrs. Booth left some days ago to lie at her bedside. Mrs. Norris was great the late Matthew T. Vales. 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 STORE if we did not have the above inducements to offer you. Lace and White Goods Bargain Positively in Greenville Must Be Sold to Reduce Stock. Dimities, Swisses, Lawns, and other Stylish Fabrics in a great Wash Dress Goods Line of Guaranteed Kind 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 LEATHER 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 very law 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 Grass Linens. Embroidered Mulls. Swisses Fine Novelties in Goods. the Wash Goods Department and see the new fabrics. is on sale at prices which are practically below cost. value, and all the ladies should take ad vantage of it The remainder of th. 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 of the H. C. Hooker Millinery Stock has been removed to my Big Store and will be sold at Sacrifice Prices. C. T. The Big Store. N- C. ii ; i