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. I l Have Ton Forgot I A. Q THAT I AM STILL AN W r OF Pry Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware A OF i WHICH I AM UNABLE TO MENTION Come to sec me for your next Barrel of Flour Yours to please- Jas. B. White. Judicial Convention. At a meeting of the Democratic Executive of the Third Judicial District Carolina, at on Judicial Convention of tie Third Judicial was Called to meet at N. C. on Thursday, July 10th, 1903, o'clock in., for the purpose of u for solicitor of said district. By order of the T. C. B. Williams, Secretary. PATENTS model. or photo urn Sick Made Well, Weak Made Strong. Marvelous Elixir of Life Dis- covered by Famous Doctor- Scientist That Cures Every n Ailment. Wonderful Cure Are Effected That Seem Like Miracles Performed The Secret of Long Life of Olden Times Revived. Is Free To All Who Send Name and Address. After of patient Study, and delving into the dusty record of the past, as well as following mod- in lie realms of medical science. Dr. W. Kidd. Building. Kort Wayne. Ind. makes the startling announcement that he affected by this great of for the remedy today. It is free to every sufferer. State want to be cured of and the sure remedy tor it mill lie sent you by return mail. You Know When you take Tasteless Chill because the formula in plainly print- ed on showing that it is Iron and in a form. No Cure, No Pay. The Beet Prescript I on for Malaria i and Fever a of Chill It in iron and quinine in a form. No cure, u Pay. Price It's a good thing to be too busy to tell your troubles. For Nails, Lock, Hinges, Doors, Windows, Paints, Hope, Collars, Plows, Shovels and Car- Tools, to James, Dental Die, Next door in Hick- Wilkinson. to Ormond Carr. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Broken in Stocks, Cotton. Grain and Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE I NORMAL AND iNDUSTRIAL COLLEGE S.--. ; . r for mm of Si OF i C Pitt Go K. Low the Superior Court. Notice Sate, Literary, Classical, Scientific Commercial, Industrial Pedagogical, and m In it will tuition I.- l i i Pres. Charles D. N. C. it I Bargains in Millinery I Have Just Purchased a Drummer's Samples of the Latest Styles of Millinery. Wan By virtue of an execution directed to tin undersigned from the Superior Com I Pitt v in el titled ;, don, will, on Monday, the Hay of July, 1902, hi the court Bell eat bidder tor . n, right, title and interest which the Warehouse Mfg, Co., defendant, has in the following real to j in. lot on north R. the east by Alike M. lot, on the west by J, by I'm- beginning Hie corner of .--reel , ii, the right c way of the . Line oil the west side of said j. it to west I street, thence with road, fl lo in tun line Front Hi, Front street, to the also one lot begin- at i on the ditch and in poles to a stake in lira field, I wist poles lo hence with lino poles f I., the lilt h, up ditch lo be- ginning, t leas. ; day of June, O. W. North j Pitt County. ; all They were a that enables me to sell them for thirty days at Less Than New York Cost I This line of samples embraces Trimmed and trimmed Huts the Inti styles, Waist and Wear Hal , and Flop Hats and Sailors, Plovers and Novelties Such for Bargain Millinery was never offered before in see the goods before they are . n R n. D. bus n C., to Mayo j Bill mil Atlantic I j notice that an notion as above Die Juno, that a had by me the property corn Bl North Bud required to m my in Greenville, county, a. day of July, r to the complaint the Plaintiff or t fir the t C. of the K. V. Cos, for its BREAK INTO THE HOMES OF THE PEOPLE BY ADVERTISING IN THE REFLECTOR A advertisement will walk into i homes every day and will let your wants be known to people, A will its I'll your goods, tenants or in fact any reasonable yon in have, THIS goes Into the homes of and is read for what it carries them, hence I he place to tell your wants Is in The cost of advertisement in THE REFLECTOR la iii. i pan. In the I Stat tor th- of North C Una, In f u the O for Hy ; ii .- of r id tali i i in decree t in the above Hon. K- Tin- n May will n I In of Hit Wharf. In N. C . it o'clock public to of the am I. 3rd, III CREDITORS. duly Clerk of i- I. n. B. ;. , ii Hi, is in lo all r- to lit Mil- I, i lite are l i urn fin men I mi i 49th Jay t Hay, i iii . in bar May, II. II. N. Notice Having on the late of Pill N. c., all mill are hereby Hod to make claim for twelve from date f, or ii bar of the re my M, duo. V. Cox, Attorney A He Friend. for T of Marry Oaks, many to avail one friends It n t i. relief. Iran rut anything want now and try by dieting. That only enables yea to lute what you mt by it without the aid. John h. OLD DOMINION LIN II I I AM KIDD. RIVER leave Washing- ton at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville dolly at If. for Washington. Connecting at Washington with has surely discovered elixir of for Norfolk, Baltimore, That he is with the aid Philadelphia, New York Boston, of a mysterious known Aurora, South Creek, himself, as a re- Quarter, and suit the years he has spent in all for the West with rail- arching for this life a. Norfolk. Poultry Fancier Free. The Dixie published by J. B. at Albany, is a page monthly journal devoted exclusively to poultry, a subject in which people are constantly more profit and interest. We will the Fancier free fir a year to any subscriber to who pays a year's in advance during this month. North Carolina's newspaper. The Charlotte Observer EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR. CALDWELL TOMPKINS. J. P. CALDWELL, Editor. PER the largest telegraphic news service delivered to any paper between Washington and Atlanta, and its special .-en ice is the greatest ever handled by a North Caro- paper. THE SUNDAY OBSERVER con- gists of IV or more pages, and is to a large made up of original matter. THE ER Tuesday Friday per year. The largest paper in North Carolina. Sample copies sent on application. Address THE OBSERVER, Charlotte, N. O. IN J. ff. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging, Ties and Bags. Correspondence and shipments solicited. boon to cue any and every disease that is kn urn to the human body. There is no f the doctor's carat in making bis claim and remarkable cures tut; ii is seems lo mil very strongly. His theory which he advances is one of reason and based on round in a medical practice of many veins. It costs nothing to try remarkable of as he calls it, fir he semis it free, to anyone is a sufferer, in quantities to convince of its ability to cure, so there is lately no risk to run. Some of the cited are very remarkable, and but for reliable witnesses would hardly be credit oil. The lame have thrown away crutches and walked about alter two or three trials of the remedy. The sick, given up by home doctors, have been restored to their and friends in perfect health- stomach, heart, liver, kidney, blood and .-kin diseases and bladder troubles disappear a by magic. backaches, nervousness, fevers, consumption, coughs, colds, ma, catarrh, bronchitis and all if of me throat, lungs or any vital organs are easily overcome in a space of time that is simply mar- Partial paralysis, locomotor ataxia, dropsy, gout, scrofula and idles arc quickly and permanently removed, purities tile entire system, and tissues, restores normal power, circulation of perfect health is produced once. To the doctor all systems are alike and equally Shippers should order freight by old Dominions. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line and Chesapeake S. S. Co. from Baltimore. Mer- and Line from Boston. Greenville, N. C. E. District Supt. Washington, N. C Sib.- w. CHURCHES. every Hun- day, morning and evening. Pray- Wednesday evening Rev. J. N. Booth, pastor. Sunday- a. m. M. A. Allen superintendent. every Hun lay, morning and evening. Prayer steeling Wednesday evening. II M Bore, pastor. Sunday school L. H. Pender, Sunday, Rev J. B. Morton, pastor Sunday- school a. m. E. B. u F. H. Hard- Minister. Morning and even- prayer with sermon every 1st and 3rd Sunday. Lay service every 2nd and 4th Sunday. Sunday-school a. m., W. B. It. Brown, superintendent. Litany every Wednesday a. Preaching second, and fourth Sundays In each month Prayer meeting Wednesday Rev. W. Davis, Sunday school P. M., W. R. Parker, superintendent. regular service Wholesale and retail and j Furniture Healer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar- Turkeys, etc. Bed- steads, Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba by Carriages, Parlor suit, Tables, Lounges, Safes, and Gail Ax Life Tobacco, Key West Che- roots, Henry George Clear, Can I Cherries, Apples, j Pine Syrup, Jelly, Milk Flour Sugar, Meal, Soap Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar- Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nuts, Candies, Dried Apples, Poaches, Prunes, Currents, Raisins, Class And China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware. Oaken and Crackers, Best Butt Royal Sewing Machines, and nu other goods. Quality and Quantity. Cheap for cash. Com Jo see me. S. M Schultz -DEALER Q-y-- -A GENERAL LINE OF SO Also a nice Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. R. Photographer, GREENVILLE, N. C. The leader in work and low price j; per dozen, . Halt Cabinet per dozen. . I Other Hues very Crayon any small Nice l a. all the time. Come and my work. No trouble to show and answer question. The very best work to all. hours to a. in., I. lo m. HYMAN. DON'T THY to eat any old thing that is you, but come t us for Something nice, fresh and palatable. We have SMOKED that are delicious. Wholesalers say we sell more FRUITS and VEGETABLES than any store in town. That means we the BEST at right prices, Then If you want a good Cigar in guild and Chewing To these the BEST time is mos- ii , NEW Digests what yon Eat Dyspepsia Cure Nature never n mistake and preparation lie action cannot rail. Dyspepsia Cure never fails because it your d nature's own process. is equally prompt on and chronic of Indigestion, dyspepsia and trouble of every kind. It, digests eat while the stomach rests. No dieting it necessary, hat nil the. good food you want. nave u selling Dyspepsia Cure for the past two years and have also used write of Valley Furnace, W. Va., never heard of a failure. We arc, so confident of Its merits that we sell every bottle under our personal Dyspepsia Cure never falls. Cures All Stomach Troubles. wilt o, en Tin- times IlK Fair Idly I V n. sirs I I tin M. r, J. C. IN American and Italian Marble GREENVILLE, N. C. Wire and Iron Sold. work prices pi on WHEN YOU WANT Dry floods, Groceries, Confections, etc., go to Mrs. L. H. WHITE, Black Jack, Nice line on Prices low I produce bought for or lo HUNDLEY, RICHMOND, VA,, TUB AND OF IN THE SOUTH 709-711-713 E. Broad St, RICHMOND, VA. LODGES A. F. A. M. No. meets find and hi Monday evening. E. E. fin. W. M. J. M. Reuse, I O. O. Lodge, No. Meets every Tuesday evening. H. G. W. Atkins, K. of River Lodge, Kt. every evening, Forbes, L. SOU, K. of R. H. R. Vance Council, Ku 1699, meets every Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, Secretary, J. a. Regent. A. O. Council, No. meets every first and Thursday nights Odd Hall. J. Z. Gardner, Chief; D. Smith, Sec I. O. Conclave No. meets every second and fourth Monday nights in Odd lows Hall. W. B. Wilson ATLANTIC COAST LINK RAILROAD CO. TRAINS sun May Mb. Si rat am r Weldon Ar Rocky Lt Rocky M Lr Ar Florence Lt Al at M-. -a am m as Si lit I as was lain a n IS AM t SI I II If f too PM A M P M NORTH. is Hi AM 1.1 I. woe o n i of it a AM PM A M II tO PM AM PM PM to It to I, I II JO CO It III I at It M u in Ar Tarboro Rock, Moan Ar Main leaves 1242, n m. arrives p in. D p m. arrive p in leave p Wilmington am II. Ben S HI a Oft, a m, Springs a a. in. lope Mills a m, arrive Returning I Hope Mills p p m, p n. p m at with train Ms at with the Carolina Central Railroad, at ltd with the Red Springs railroad, at the Air Una and at with the Durham and Charlotte Railroad Train on Neck Weldon pro. I fl p . i at p m. fl pro, Hi m. am. ii a Weldon so am. Train, on a Bl t II a vs p m. less an H no a m and H n I f I Pi and ft Train dally ti p Sunday arrive. Ply. dally, Sunday, SO a la. and Sin day am, I fit a, as. Train on Midland M C ,. born dally, Sunday, ft a a, I in. lie a a. Train on Mount at t SO a m. p m, arrive Sprint nope II a m, i U urn Hope II ill pm, II a arrive at Bo. n. dally o- Train on Branch for dally, ft so a m and III I. in, Clinton at am lo Oil pm. Train No make W don all point. dally, all Tie Bond II. M. Pass. Agent It. Manager. T. M. Traffic Manager Orders for JOB PRINTING ore solicited. Best All the News Twice a Week a Year The Eastern D. J. nm Tuesday and Friday VOL. PITT COUNTY, X. C, FRIDAY, JULY 1902. NO. a Year RICKS WILKINSON Great Cut Wash Dress Fabrics and Silks Although houses wait until the end of the season reduction, it never oar policy to do so. We put a time limit on goods, and if not sold within period, i hey must go. This week we offer among Other values many of our finest at far below cost of importation, an customers can appreciate the season nil before them. All of our While floods. Lawns. Dimities, Silks, Chiffons, Mercerized Ginghams, Piques, in white and figured, have been reduced cent. Also yards and Scotch Lawns yard. Fine sheer quality, pin dots, rosebud all over effects, fancy stripes and figures, while and tinted, full assort- Lot not broken. quality elsewhere Wilkinson Bethel High School. D C ac A strictly first Prepares for College awl for Life Our Motto. J Principal. Assistant, MRS, J. Music and Art. Deportment, Intermediate, Advanced, Board Art, 13.00 2.28 Music, piano rent, 3.00 3.00 Incidental fee. per year, For further particulars address J. W. Principal. ATTENTION, FARMERS j J Hail Hail Hail Hail INSURANCE ATTACKS ON JUDGE CLARK. It pleased me very to set- in a recent number of your announcement la voting Judge Clark for Thief lice of Supreme Court. You a Vibrating chord as fat as old is concerned that went to the hearts of four fifths of her people to say least, I ask a small space in your able paper to state that carefully read charges, the railroad plutocrats, assisted by a gong of railroad law. yen, who are kept well paid lo do any sort of work, and to meet any emergency. All through these carefully written attacks can be Men a conspiracy of afore I prompted -nine fan-1 personal grievance. Page I a railroad and Judge Clark thinks as all honest men should Page should pay the taxes on his road according to value, that Should obey the laws relative to lice passes. and this only was the offense, that produced d doubt by the united strength all the Pages; a Ham of Him- effervescent Stuff that ever emanated from a of in- men. fabric was so thin that it would not bold a Moore county Hy; but it make stronger Clark men The next was Mr. Jim Wilson, and lie has a personal grievance, one that shattered his nerves, him sick, judging from bit communication he has not yet re covered. Well let us diagnose his Case. Mr. Wilson was chairman of the Bret Commission. It is a position of great and big pay. He seemed to have forgotten his great obligation and was charged it condoning or or transacting sonic sort of deal with another member of the with the authorities of a great railroad wherein, he the said Mr. Jim son, would be financially and the was king along had it not been for that nil her scarce lot of people who believe in honesty and lair play. Ho it got and it made him mad. He de- no man guilty of such conduct should hold such a and responsible But appears that lie did not know how lo gel him out; so he consulted with who informed him Hot Weather Specialties in examine these BARGAINS care- fully and see how will pay you to buy goods here We are going to give CUT PRICES HIKING MONTH OP JUNE, and here ate a few of the Shirt Waists can you if you compare with alien. A n Styles, M.- ml Low Prices Pans . Hi. name ii i,, n mi tin i Parasols idles. Mill- color, frillies, and truly said every charge that had b -a Judge Clark ind I. in banished, lo me a shadow is We pity the ignorance of the man does not believe Judge Clark could have been turn, eland twitted and bribed by the railroad plutocrats, that they in be trying to turn en and earth upside down to defeat him. showing or prejudice for or against them lie simply believes that devils, and ids have more rights privileges the before laws. from bin arts, be in justice to all nun, special to none. He will be nominated and elect- ed in of all trusts, rail roads, and subsidized newspapers. The classes and farmers will stand by him. Your bumble scribe is one W. K. Hammocks We have left. to real i ii,,,. if you r i- ; vim don't We have oilier goods for the hot weather. ask for them. Come and J. B. Cherry Co. The Only Department Store in GREENVILLE THE Delegates Selected lo County Saturday afternoon meetings were held several townships to select gates to the county convention which in Saturday at noon. T. H. and B. A. secretary. be informs world and the rest of mankind that be dislikes as a lawyer and a and with had an of the foam foal wrath that ever ed from a paroxysm of rage. Mixing in a Imagination, this is about the size attack and import Mr. William Hay upon Clark. Bow lookout. Mr. Editor, lake mi I her snip these men who and are Mill warning the Judge Clark. Page boasts Unit be voted for and and Cant. Day did the same, and when Mr. Jim Wilson Baked If ho would vote for Judge Clark If nominated re Judge fused to answer. Here's cheek for you galore. Lei ii note panic these newspapers, that arc IV. Little R. Crimes M. A. James II. J. J. S. M. Jones W. T. II. Barnhill II. Manning Bethel Alternates. T. c. Brown II f Crops Insured Against Damage or Loss by Hail We insure Tobacco for 1100.00 per acre. insure Cotton for par We insure Small Grain for -r acre. ALL paid in poll. Park Region Mutual Hail Ins. Association, Should I an, A. While will our you . N. II. . N. C. Mr. shouting and and i r r of bowling ad the of the Pages, the the railroad party will be Judge Clark lawyers, devils, con- be nominated, Id He arc the Charlotte linK regards Post. Here I f the Democrat- will state that nothing induce provided in such ,,. as such he issues ft me to say one unkind word or He this Information Mr. warning the dear his to walk out. He Delegates Mooring John W. William- S. M T. House L. Roberson W. K. Warren It. and will continue to stay This was Judge Clark's only that makes Mr, eon SUch a deadly enemy. He H does not seem to sell had anything to do with i frocking him. m THE CO. S. C. Cotton Bagging and Ties always on hand Fresh goods kept constantly on hand. Country produce and sold. A. trial will convince you. D. W. Manufacturers of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior and Exterior Finishing for Modern and Cheap We solicit your patronage and guarantee to give satisfaction ill prices, styles and work. Please send your orders to Greenville Co. Next comes a lawyer to at- tack, lie appears In lie of such insignificance as have neither name, home or dwelling place. As he entered the arena armed only with a of lead, he could not expect lo do any and he certainly fulfilled his expectations. And next we Mr. Bill Hay, as usual he his oil his war paint, and in his licit hangs his hawk and scalping Now have for a long time admired for his candor honesty, for this reason was pleased when up pointed him of the Penitentiary. He is a man that loves his friends and never per mils an opportunity to lo i fearlessly wave a glaring rod flag In the face of an enemy, With in his strong right With an attitude that would done honor to the of to vote for Judge Clark , the of these able pa , i vote for Judge Justice, but practically they belong I have no, a word to The Observer against to fought William Jennings Bryan id,. New county, he was nominated by the grand old largest for Judge Clark, j that ever assembled on the ;,,, Mr. recommends and firs ii t as Artemus Ward O. L. Moore Slat-in J. S. Brown I. W. James Caddy James w. Barnhill I. M. Brown. W. W. Thomas I. II. Little Jim, I. J. W. Page M. Mooring A. B, Congleton c. t; Little s. A. Cough ton Jr. M. was delegates were lo vote for Hon. George II. Brown to be Christian Jurist adorns Court Bench. Judge Walter from Mr. Junior Reserve N. O. History, vol. page to Ire Chief Justice. Jesse and K. ii. i secretary. Delegates o. I I Alternates. I. Brooks H. L. Ling B. II. In- W. W. Asa Harris Garris I. It. Jackson Claudius Jackson T. It. Allen I'm. It. Pierce, Jr., Sain Jesse l Joe J A Harrington i. Berry W V. Hail W. IS. U. COX C. L. Patrick B. B. A. It. S. A. Jenkins David Smith J. C. Willie Tripp J. W. Cannon Cannon Lafayette Cos J. M. Nelson L. A. Mayo chairman and H. T. King and D. J. Delegates .-South Side; Alternates, I. J. Jenkins X. W. Clark Harrington W. Tucker Tucker V. Vincent M. D. C. A. Tucker Richard Harvey Allen J. S. Hester W. Smith X. B. A. , I. W. Vincent Augustus Forbes J. W. Tucker W. J. Briley Fleming A. C, E. Dixon B- Warren W. Brown W. N Moore Jesse Vincent O. w. Harrington L. Mayo A. H. B. House L. Fleming II. T. King V. i;. James B. II. w. White W. K. J. M J. J. and Alston secretary. Delegates Alternates. C. M. Junes Henry Dixon u. buck Proctor B. Stokes A. L. W. Nash Edwards S, II. Long It. W King W. L. c. D. T. B. Moore II. Tyson s. Smith s. T. Hooker W. II. Bagwell L. W. Tucker . It. Parker L. Arthur Carr. B. H. Flanagan A. L. Blow L. I. Moore. . Harding I. J. K. Booth D. D. c. Moon would say would be did ii come from anyone but II. P. We all well recollect j he was In Chief j the Bx. Com. of the party. We had minority land- people are arc used does Inform us tint he will rote Judge if nominated. No what else i- lie brother is u of ii i bis sincere to go again. is that Judge is able to be led and swayed by logic and eloquence when they under take to make the --worse appeal t better It be noted H. make or charge anything against Judge Mr. Editor, let us what ii could to drag down the It Is known as u Democratic paper. Whit is understood to mean dollar should be above I man, and the consideration should be in In I lie h M ii . cruel i c of wroth i the devoted head i- and then us ii ii I. have ii u- It d nor S. Senator to whether ii will vote or sustain Judge I ilk lie I Vance said the way lo judge a Democrat a as his Then why should people regard these two papers as guides of Democracy I Mr. c. Chapman N. T. Cox M. I J. I. s. a shocks J. Mills IT. C. B. Tucker i,. W. Mills A In a in u ; . lurk V 1st hi rimes J, J, Moore chairman and W, s. Delegates Bo. II. J. Williams B. Stocks ,. Moore B. A. Gardner W. s. Buck j it. Jesse Mum ford I. A. Arnold W. J. Tinker Mills j. Williams M is,. Held W. B. Bland J. A. Stokes A. J. K. Cox W. s L. Smith. us . ON and Mason was bidding Held all bill a few votes. fin- ill J. II Sin. II iii Coil Liver That's w hat you need; some- thing to cure your bilious- and you a Rood digestion. arc liver pills. They cure con- biliousness. la.-,. lie, BUCKINGHAM'S Judicial At a meeting of tin- Democratic executive of the Third Judicial District ill Carolina, tin- Convention of the Third Judicial District was railed Kin-Ion N. C. on Huh, o'clock I purpose of i nil, a ii candidate for said III. I. mill r Hie I, Chairman. It. Williams, Secretary. I hem All. . Minim in mi's I lung Mo Is only winch aria ii baa lad. it yields In One Ilk, t, cure a John I. r-

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. n i I m. . M I. S, i mi, I. 1902. a delightful Ml lion I he and The following fleeted for toe next Vice Presidents O. Atkinson, Sun, Point Secretary and II. Time. II. live I hut. Charity and Children. J. B. Record. Dark Hair I used for a many and I am eighty year age. I ha. e not a ray my Geo. Md. We mean that rich, dark color your hair used to have. If it's gray now, no matter; for Hair Vigor always re- stores color to gray hair. Sometimes it makes the hair grow very heavy and long; and it stops falling of the hair, too. II M All If cannot i mil . ill lb name i . i. ,. . HIGH j, the i a by Our an I I ; fur Header. Mr. Cox i- of the f all he i he man in the pine. NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS lie i had and lie-art in the Fresh Gossip From Vicinities Winterville NOTES. Smith. of Richmond, Baa night. Mia. Morris, of I'm Mrs. last week. Lela of Great is Mrs. W. M. J. T. Jr , went up Greenville today. THE PRIMARIES. Selected to County The Ten-perinea fit Wrong Core. f of I, IN a -tor. a v. i- the a who in the part of tin capital called. One of guests tin work of Pitt At o'clock Mr. Harding greeted a large audience when lie a meat eloquent and timely address, our pie bow to make a the community success We mist ail partial Bethel High School had The pro grain a good one and It strikes us that nothing forth- j y carried out. In the morning be toward o'clock after Mr. for the town Greenville, in ,.,,,, , , ., , innate remarks introduced Prof. under I he lull p wed by the lain ; I c the I N. C, a. g. Cox Mfg. In your beg leave in iv have used Hands pro them a great a- they ate the beat. When once one you will will n is lo their interest never have to at and It. Patrick. At the held here W. his day for No. of Ike the following praise and support of I be entire were appointed to attend the in their Democratic in Green to build a school of high grade, next A. U. Cox, and we feel sure the of the Charles II. B. past year will, with lac prowl G. E. Jack will be by the II. an the at the exercise. After some In , , ,,. , ,, congratulatory remarks to the la to the bond aid people having such a school taxes that in their midst, and extending a ed. of cordial welcome to Prof. indicate bis accomplished wife the . , . . . ,,. . and work. Prof. la i ,, . ,. . . the ac. ,,.,,,., ,. it nothing but .,.,., , . ., ,, . Mine could be expected and young lie healing before I hem. plainly and n . and with fear. Prof. mil to think we shall bare an rally here We say let it be. Miss Ada Ward, of who Misses Manic Grimes, returned home Tin- now lo get 1-1., the old bill makes Legislature. There has en pi i I n two s . though ii did not mi in after Senate y, I . .-. ii a i . the Ann I A nib Mexico. Indiana, look ex son. II. Smith, May. It. g. Chapman and C. I. Hooks went to Friday and re- same day. I. of spent hen-. are made shipped from this place Saturday, season than ever before. I- Josey, of Scotland there i. tobacco being made Keck, Is aliases and this year, are our price the low Mattie week. e-t. air ac making the belt Hue- Misses and Mary what i- matter Perhaps Taylor, of Tarboro, Than- it is all the matter. day and Friday with Misses B. A. Mattie Grimes. and T. B. Tyndall went to More Eunice Farmer, of Wilson, e bead Monday. j, guest of Mi.-s Mayo Rev. W. was here week. Davenport, of Pan who been u visiting Miss Blanche critically ill with rheumatism, is Mayo this week, much in i we are glad to say. Cox, of The boils, an on the corner who been Mill next to brick and next to returned home rail road belonging to . Cos Miss Dora Cox, of i- tot sale, Terms very reasonable, is visiting Mi-s If you want tobacco Harding, of Green your order at we I do i upon out people our boat to oblige you Mist lo i iii small or large trucks, The small Jennie TOWN MATTERS. Administration Retiring Mayor Caned. the audience fact that the things noted as I imp. this speech I ;. some of the pupils, Mr. A. G. Cox. Chairman of the Board bus presented to the an.; Mr. Cox spike of the . ;. of the , I v. and insisted being went to seal and him to with- Ai i ii clock lb. audience .--i milled, crowd being in the morning, to the remarks and M, T in ,,,. e making an tin words introduced Mr. W. Texas Sen P. Harding, of Greenville, as the this remark as in- for Mr. as ii n it, which the ,,. ,, to ii-. Hi- was i in do unless Mr. .,., .,,, ,.,., ,,., . He out in. in- m After i the town boa might lined Senator Bail grade public school to i i tin months in the He assured the ii of was ,;,, u, any declined made an i- which he able lo do. upon him, Others near b; the conclusion of this speech mm before tiny f. in behalf the Society, the medal to Mutter it exceed- John II. complimentary to him lo the representative this district, won this modal in the contest ii a in on night in which Congress, a of which a number of lie State may well to W la led proud. He his mail.- .,,;. ,. , ,,,,.,.,.; ,, Important have at medal lo little Miss much attention been Maud She, i. widely quoted. A recent speech young must be bright to mi was a have won this medal. master effort in which he look Issue with Administration policy in the islands. I hi crowning of out was Prof, -poke in the a .-w minutes, saying In- was Billing that conic in limn Mr. Harding speech, lie the to gel together, one some plan him lust Saturday Caro-I high grade public and Una's and i Board on second in mention speech as one w ill be last- S . , . . . . ,, in town mg lo the Stale, . tins would of our was done. II W I work for Bethel and for the in the county. to lavish in praise , . hospitality of town. Prof. seekers, statistic manufacture, his ,. ca; m aid Miss Mattie Grimes, have done truck can be used In the regular Hilda of Scotland as width tobacco row and will save by Baker and great O. Cox Co, Ben Miss left to Saturday with visit Clara and L. We have heard of spent rattle until .- every- day night the commencement thing has gone to work on tobacco exercises. Hues, we Imagine this will Mary Washing- cease in a few weeks, Ion, is visiting Mrs. A. ii. Cherry. A. U. Cox arranging to be- Lucy of Greenville, come a stock dealer. He u the of Miss Mattie Minis as milk and week, leading. Also ion Misses Which- calves yearling-. Will buy aid. spent a few days weight or by estimate. . with the past week. B. Carroll, a farmer near Miss of Edge here, Monday killed four spent the week with hawks that averaged l feet from and family. tip to Up wings. , Lucy la visit I J -Mis Mattie Whichard. called lo older Bobble Howard, of June 27th by the spent a few A. Staton with followed by week. prayer. Bead cilia, Prof. Will Harding of general of James. . D. C. Moore and King, of By the President read Friday here to the aims an of the. take part of the A. T. J. Moore spent a few days with friends here the Ad Oil patience by Mrs. pail week. W. I-. House. Miss Von can twig but not Mount, is visiting Hit. M. O. the by Ron Cox, Blount. by Mrs. Mary Mis who has j been with for the past three asked by Mrs. I T.; months, left Monday for Virginia. B., can we train our child , , us again lobe orderly, lo hangup I heir ,. r . clothes, fold their to put An- Wt weed by It. els fall grown a Received throe s Bra. on the sub-1 an It J Little T L Williams W B Williams J It W M B B ii ad, Cox, Mrs. , Cox Mis. C T. were for next meeting, Cloaca w n h M Smith, Sec. BETHEL ITEMS. powers, line work dining the present of the school and deserve the com- mineral resource which the town is development, Mr. Small is Al night the annual concert to hot of bis and all who participated and no man has their parts well, showing , , . . , careful and or is much for j.,,,,. as ho. X. , 1903. At II made a most practical address on the Importance of training, education and cult inc. Ii was highly complimented much enjoyed by the huge audience in attendance. A. i. toy encouraging people con- school for next year. AYDEN NOTES. N. C, July We are glad to that who has been sick for past few is now con- Tucker, of Cooler- is visiting town. of in town p few days ago. Miss Daisy from near Greenville, spent Saturday and Blindly in with friends. Miss Annie Joy nor, of spent Saturday ail the Hotel. She lilt on the evening train for Mamie Tinker, of with Mrs. R. The old Board of held G. T. Tyson a special meeting Monday K. Allen noon at o'clock to consider what W. A. Pollard disposition should he made of C. Case bond school taxes collect ed. Ivey Smith There motions to divide the amount, something near and Connor. between the two banks and leave it subject to the order of the Board; Tax Collector draw a check for it the Mayor who should deliver it to in- coming and to turn over to Hie Treasurer, each defeated succession. illuming old Board met at o'clock to wind up its attain and turn over lo new- Board. A motion was again made that the Tax to Mayor as chairman to the Board for the bond and school money deposited, the Mayor to turn same over to new Board as as organize. This WM carried. The Tax Collector then made ho Dual report showing the following collections liming year. Gen lax 18,709.01, bond tax 728.81, school tax total The Chief Police rendered an in- of property be- longing town, Clerk was ordered to pare and publish he statement of the town for the poll year. The old Board having completed its arose and in appropriate remarks on be half of the town thanked the retiring Major W. II. t.-y and shown during administration, and presented him with a gold headed cane. Mayor Long responded feel accepting the cane. He- marks thanking Mayor were also made by Aldermen Cobb King. A committee bus appointed lo notify new Aldermen to come in and lake charge and the old Board die. The Aldermen elect next year came forward and were sworn in by C. J. P. as fol- lows B. B. Cobb, L C. Arthur, It. K. Patrick, W. H. Parker, L. and B. P. Tyson. Alderman was elected Mayor protein and Alderman Spain secretary of the meeting. The i . i of was as follows W. Whedbee. Tax D. C. Chief Smith. Asst H. I. Dudley. Tea Peter Lamp Lighter Janitor Hoary As soon as Mayor elect- ed a committee appointed to wall on him and request him lo come forward, Mr. made sonic appropriate remarks oil ice. all the bad elected the Board appointed com to notify and took a recess until could present themselves to qualify. reassembling were sworn salaries of all officers were made the same as last year, and tho special license taxes were levied the same as last year. Delegates Warren G. A. to J. J. K. Cobb j was n young man from the west, Barrow It. A. Parker who to lake n glass of w. w. Bullock T. K. Parker Beaver Dam. u ,. . . . . drink raid the . Joyner chairman . ho, j., C. Joyner secretary. said the your.,. Delegates Alternate. I you to Edgar Ballard the i v. t , was the it. I. Delegate Charles II. E. Ellis O. E. -nil J. II. Smith. Delegates. Alternates. i ill J H Smith don't , touch wine, but if ran ran find J. B plain old rye I think Tyson, I could Denuded lo take a Alfred Nichols Post, endorsed Clark .,, on n railway pint form when n i rushed and ; goal really don't tho man in blue. . don t you the . ether angrily. an yea stand- there for. perhaps you will tell I like n of wood Aren't you ,. . I t -plied conductor I r.,,, W H Moore B B Co ten G W Satin field W S Newton P G Dupree J I, Fountain Cotton U II Butler. Odd Fellows Officers. On Tuesday night Covenant Lodge I. O. F., instill ed the following W. S. Atkins, A. Ellington, V. G. P. D. Overton, B. So.-. F. Sec. J. White, It. S. N. G. J- L. Fleming, L. s. N. G. J. II. Harris, B. S. V. G. I. E. Warren, L. V. G. L. II. War. J. Cherry, W. K. Parker, Chap. J. P. Smith, I. G. J. T. Abrams, It. Cherry, I,. Congress has gone into summer and the get- ting home to look fences. look Some men arc of no more use in the world than a plot a comic opera. lightning, tabor nations sometimes strike twice same place. When a fellow settles down be rises the estimate of others. The average hist novel can make history look like cents. Most never know when we have enough till get too much. The difference between and a job largely on the point of view. This Ii a backward for the fur you Some men go through life look- as though they owed selves money. It is natural to inter that we see the worst side of a man when bis temper gets better of him. V good many widows blacker than they feel. High life doesn't exactly lit a man a celestial career. The most dangerous hole a pocket is the one at the top. All are not homeless, but some are home less than others. When It comes to output the pencil manufacturer takes the lead. It's worth noting that minded man never has the big heed. The difference between an actor a is that a star is an actor who can act. Some men get a reputation for because they arc able to conceal how soared they are, The match making is lookout money to burn. An amateur performance for charity demonstrates tho fact that charity uncovers a multitude of sins. What's become of Most of the worry comes before things happen, Mi are looking for sum- mer boarders to bore. is expended in fault than in praise. seeds of discontent often re- in a crop of wild oats. Woman was created from a rib, and she has been partial to ever since. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Broken in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ons. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. TWO HAVE BEEN PAID IN WE Y. The ministers of Shelby District Methodist Conference have a series of resolutions use in form, pledging themselves to abstain it and to preach against it from the pulpit, not to recommend any applicant for license lo preach who uses co. OF N. J., POLICY HAS Loan Value, Cash Value, Paid up Insurance, Extended Insurance that works automatically, Is Non Will lie reinstated if arrears lie paid on month while you are living, or within throe years after lapse, satisfactory evidence of and pay of arrears with interest. No Incontestable. payable at the beginning of the second and cf each succeeding year, provided the premium for the current year be paid. They may be To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or To make policy payable as an during the lifetime of insured. J. L. SUGG, Greenville, N. Everybody Cordially Invited MILLINERY. buying. We have what you want. Come and be con- We have the prettiest line of millinery ever brought lo 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 Hals Bl fl See Our New HABERDASHERY Men of Taste Will Be Pleased With our display of Fashionable Haberdashery. have the finest Men's Furnishings the world produces, yet we sell nothing at fancy We give everybody the service we can, and the best value possible fur his money. Shirts, Collars, Cuffs. Neck- wear, Bathing Robes, Bel's. Suspend- Underwear, Socks, that man needs to complete his attire, is here, and no price to Come, see. THE THE if there i.- a in the margin of tins II i remind Unit you owe you Dead what fur early as YOU owe will Dot keep Bl waiting for ii-lice is mark en paper. Disciple Picnic The Disciple Sunday School will have its picnic tomorrow at Perry, All parties who intend going are to be at the by O'clock sharp and to have their baskets with them. j SHORT LOCAL ITEMS I Shots at Home News Put y In Few Word for Busy Readers County Convention Saturday. Jars cheap at S. The first ripe watermelon was town Tuesday. These be warm days, but a makes for everybody, prices as low as the lowest, at Johnston Tax lime over the lint takers are now work out the scrolls. The brink work of Mr. W. Murder's new store, on Five Points, bus been completed. Attention is called to the sale by II. W- Whedbee, Commissioner. odors around indicate that a up of premises would be timely. Some of the new members out from the start that the of an Alderman is not one to be envied. When you mine to the convention Saturday drop in and get a subscription receipt for the So far as Saturday's township primaries have been heard from were almost unanimous for and A new lot of the celebrated Par- Fountain Pens, assorted styles, also two and three section pen Book Store. wanted contractors. Wages, to 93.75 per day. Apply to John II. Pierce, tor, Boom IS, Bldg., Norfolk, Va. The urn r Myers did not on the ways this week and will continue her schedule, leaving Washington at a. m. and m. Juno bulletin of the State I ma i d of health contains a report on smallpox in this State for twelve months ended May There was cases, of which were white, colored. There were I deaths, of which were white colored. I PERSONAL NOTES J Uriel Mention of People Met i With in the Social World L. M. Savage went to today. Fred returned from Halt i no A. A. Forbes, S.-., went to today. Miss Pat Skinner left today for to visit friends. J. W. Perkins left Saturday for Bug W. at. and wife left Ibis morning for J. J. Cherry Jr., came from Norfolk Saturday evening. Miss Lena went today to visit Mi-- returned Saturday evening from Bethel. Miss Smith Silt evening from Seven Springs Mr. Mrs. K. A. Harden, of Wilson, who have been Mr. and Mis. II. I. Carr, returned home today. It. W. King went to Washing- toil today to attend a meeting of executive committee for this district. Rev, C. J. who preach ed Presbyterian church hero Sunday morning night, returned to his home today. 1908. J. S. went lo Scotland Neck this morning. C. of Sanford, came in Monday evening. In Jail. J. M. Newton, man who was run out of Greenville last week, got in Jail soon after his arrival at Raleigh, to which place he from here. The police there found well armed, among bis weapons being a very dangerous dagger. Caned the Mayor. Mayor W. II. Long, who served the the past year, made a most capable officer, and his being presented a gold headed cane the of Aldermen and was a recognition of his farmers Warehouse. Mr. . II. Hail, Jr will be as scented with Mr. O. L. Joyner management of the Warehouse next season. He has had ranch experience in es and thoroughly equipped tor the Mis duties will be mainly the which will give Mr. more time to look after sales on the and every knows how much it is to his interest when Joyner runs sales. Me leaves nothing to secure top prices. Bodies Found. Sunday Marching parties found the bodies of Captain Worn- Davenport and young Allen Moore, who were in the linking of the tug boat Patterson below Washington Friday The round were all some bad drifted a mile or more from the scene of the Wreck. All of them were taken up to Washington buried immediately on arrival there. One body is yet missing, that of John Cutler not having found at last report. Court. Mayor II. Long has disposed the following cases since last Nelson riotous disorderly Conduct assault, not guilty. Win. and J. J. Perkins, riotous and disorderly conduct and assault lined each and costs, total Win. drunk and fined and costs. 9.1.30. Wm. resisting Island over to court, Wright drunk dis orderly, lined and costs, 93.90. John riotous dis- orderly conduct and assault, not guilty. These cases completed the term of ex-Mayor Long. bee has so far had no cases before him since his term began. W. Mail. Jr., left evening for Kinston. H. A. White Monday evening from Mrs. Tucker, Norfolk, is visiting Mrs. Herbert Hardy. Mrs. c. left Monday evening for Kinston. O. J. of the News and Observer, was here to- day. Paul left Ibis morning for a trip lo Norfolk and Mrs. J. X. lather, W. Ii. Morris came Monday evening front Miss Vick, of Elm City, who baa been visiting Miss Myra Moore, returned home to- day. Mr. and Mis. W moved here from and occupy the house on Second street. Mrs. W . F. Tucker and Mrs. J. j. Mason, of who have been visiting their mother in came in the morning train way home. Miss Grace Williams, of Wilson, Came in Monday evening and spent the night with Miss Mary She left this morning for Miss Fan accompanied her. Wednesday Mrs. W. P. James is sick. B. M, left today for Haiti- e. Ex Gov. this morning from Frank and Ashley Wilson left this morning for a trip up the road. Mrs. F. B. left this morning for Richmond to her parents. Some people so much it's a wonder they don't get cross eyed. Yield. Haul Witt Witch Hal and found It n certain t. Mr Willow Opera- to can yield lo Witch I urea all of n end in the Miss I lorn Cox, of spent yesterday today with Miss Misses Minnie and lain ice of Kinston, who have been visiting Miss Lena Mat- hews in home Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Laughing- house came home Tuesday evening from Baltimore where Mrs. had been Under treatment the hospital. Body Found. Today the body of John Culler. the last of the victims drowned in the sinking of tug boat below Washington, Friday night, was washed ashore about a mile from the of the wreck. There was tangled around Cutler's body, it is supposed he is one who drifted by the schooner for help. The Captain of tho schooner heard the cry threw out line but lost his cud of it. Cutler must have caught the Hue and perhaps could have laved but the Captain his c- 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 great Wash Dress Goods Line I Guaranteed Bros., E. 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 POPULAR 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 in China and Japan Mattings Linens and Wash Goods Grand Showing of Novelties in Gross Linens, Embroidered Mulls. Swisses and Fine Novelties in Wash Visit Wash Goods Department and see the new fabrics. which are practically below rust. This is a bin all the ladies should take advantage of it 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. C. Stock to my Big sold at ice C. T. The Greenville, N C.

Have You Forgot What P SALE OF LAND. A FACT ABOUT THE virtue contained in a I decree lbs Court of Pitt made th March term, MU, of arid Court. In. . What is known as the -Blues . II r It Aim.; occasioned by actual exist- I C. I external conditions, but in th individually. i Cherry others, the cases by a disorder- .,,. i will to tale, , I AM A ,,. , , h ,. in , , t. tin-1. I THIS IS A FACT which may be I of Minute in the. fin. and u tie- by trying a course OLD DOMINION LIN Poultry Fancier Free. The Dixie Fancier, published by J. K. at Albany, Ga., is a 16-page monthly devoted exclusively to poultry, a subject in which people are constantly Undies more profit interest. We will send the Fancier free fir Dry Dress Goods, Shoes It lie known a tin- K I A Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware U if .,,., the north i e river of ft V Tinware, M . I AM TO less. land i- bring hope and to the all poll ts for the i I more the mind. They bring health and elastic- roads at Norfolk. to see mo or your next i Flour Yours to Meaner leave Washing- daily ate A. U. for leave Greenville at IS fa advance M. for Washington, this month. evening. Rev. Jas. B. White. ; lowing deeds I deed from W. K. to E in Book V. V Pa I J C. i B. . ; in Bunk A. I IV II i ii. State of N. C. to R C I Recorded A. IV Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Philadelphia, New York Aurora, South They control and regulate the LIVER.; Sen n Quarter, with tail They bring to the body. Shippers should order freight by TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE, the Om Dominion Co. from New York; Clyde from Bay and Notice. from Mer- every Bun day. morning and evening. Pray- Wednesday evening Booth, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. M. A. Allen every Hun lay, and evening. nine. i from Stale of to E C the colored Teachers of Pill , Hook . Boston. from stale of Kc to E c i July 1st the steam pR The for the Guide will leave Washington at Recorded in t Pg d teachers of this county will m. Tuesday, Thursday Sat- T Henry C Tic held in L. .,,. ,,.,, ,., and and will leave u , I . V I., t- at it con- , , . , . . u ,., , at a for in Book I week-. I he law com- A. M,, Mil f-om II well no-raw i i l and yon arc Wednesday and one more to do so. Should The steamer Mat terns will leave f II,. I ed I , J. P. CALDWELL, Editor. PER and Line the Locks, Doors Windows, Paints, Rope, Collars, Pious, Shovels and Car- Tools, go nights WEEKLY Brown U yon will M J I J , K, i.-,. Ibis county for one j AM paper notice and govern Carolina. North Newspaper. I J , ., , , ., L. II. The Charlotte II TUt veto la int. MM Kev CALDWELL TOMPKINS. i pastor a. B. B. F. H. Hard- prayer with sermon every and Sunday. Lay service every 2nd and 4th Sunday. Sunday school a. m., W. B. B. Brown, every a. m Preaching second, and fourth Sundays in each month. Prayer meeting Wednesday night. I. W. Davis, pastor. Sunday school P. M., W. B Parker, superintendent. regular largest telegraphic news service delivered to any paper bet ween Washington and Atlanta, its special service is the greatest ever handled by a North Caro- paper. THE SUNDAY OBSERVER con- of It or more pages, is to a large extent made up of original matter. yourselves E. District w. Washington, M. U Cunt Schools. June Court. C . n Cot K. i-. N I t of W ire- I Execution Sale, i c . By of an execution to the A Real Friend. I suffered from dyspepsia and W. T. TRINITY COLLEGE, DURHAM, N. C, Kit k -1 lo r. a . lion Tor says . star- T from Superior , v,.,,, m, s c. I bad many to no the lay .,.,,, .,.,. July. K , . , . , , ,.,., ,,,, , ,, I ,. bidder said ,.,. . ,, , cheerfully K .- to x That only further weaken. following ,,,.,,. . . . . , ill. I. . ,,,.,,,,.,, .,, ,,.,., ii without in ,; . i- J. c b m. r. T I Have Just Purchased a Drummer's Samples of the Latest Styles of Millinery. g mere is I a the a the right I top, lull It 1- well to be III on . ills lid. ad ground II H -J. nil.- with I Offers graduate and undergraduate courses of study, cow library laboratory equip- and gymnasium. students bled in ti years. Large, n u in I a r of annually. made lo worthy E very moderate. with mid Paver- name for Ml- D. W. NEWSOM, . ,. , th,., .,. . I.-.-T. It t than . .,, . Hid runs and Sample copies sent application. Add THE OBSERVER, Charlotte, N. IN J. W. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging, Tics and Bags. shipments solicited. WU poles I. i lake In the a If neg- . run I I M . ,. in- A f la I I A I , . , line- IS torn l, Early re, I rt U V V v. i i I. Inf the next a ti me I I North Carolina I I i Less i mew W . , ling and A widow in South r i n i . MS, j mi; II II. j u h in ii i i ii in Millinery was never in sure and see I., up the ditch I Is-- move ail in rue . ginning, the ho and cleansing the sis- ,, pills. gripe, W . have taken I J L, f torpid liver every spring for C -it-II M. W Vs. They dome more good anything I . Industrial A of Theory Boos Study Manual Work in Engineering, Chemistry, Electric- Mechanic Arts, and Manufacturing, Full courses H short courses special courses Tuition and room, HO a I hoard, o month. mid Company, i. it .- C I ii c . . It n j C mi ; Ail ii J I I. I r C II pane. has been given dam- ages saloon k. who liquor to her she had warned him mil s. suicide, n. II Jay i the It a i me the A property 1601 run -tn v n Carolina. . . . mi. . COREY, DEALER IN P i A LINE OF nice Hardware. COME TO ME. J. . COREY. LODGES A. K. A. M. No. first and Monday evening. K. E. fin. W. M. J. M. Meets every Tuesday evening. L. G. W. Atkins, Bee. K. of River Lodge, every evening, L. sou, K. of It. and R. Vance Council, No meets every Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, Secretary, J. S. Tunstall, Regent. A. Council, No. , meets every first and third Thursday nights in Odd Fellows Hall. J. Z. Gardner, Worthy Chief; D. Smith, Sec I. O. Conclave No meets every second and Monday nights in Odd lows Hall. W. II. Wilson Smith H I G G S l . , ., , the said will III w r the f C. II lo Si lake I Chill j ,, r,, .- ,, the . I. s. st ltd Ion every it i- simply Iron and Quinine in a form. No Here, N fills. Photographer, N. i foil Sui ll-ll . rain es N. C. INTO , , ,, , i ,.,. Cash id . r r-. Kit-. See I liar I N I V H.- I Y .- , . Bed CW II OF T II c BY ADVERTISING i n r n r New buildings for ruin. H Booklet Day The leader In good sad low prices it A A- t for Si per Half Cabinets go per . All other lines very cheap, Crayon Portraits fit T made fr small picture cheap. HISS I I. f Frames on hand all lime. Come and my work. No trouble to show samples sou The very sTork to alt S to a. m., I. m. Yours to ire. I r pay- Co Tail rabies, Gail High lie Key I'll n ire it. lo pi inn i r ;. to. tan., A on in . i . Hay. rabies, I . a ,., i OF NOR . CAROLINA J, O. I V. i I I Ii, I. . . . ii-n III 1.1 I t; . I . i. i. i. i i. Hi -n , ,., . Tine Jelly, Milk, . , . . , ., . i. Matches, Meal Hulls, REFLECTOR f ll i i n f l, Oranges, A I. nil . i homes day and will wants In known In Ml will bring is ft r vi i in any i g it m of Hi- I and I. whit ii curries hi nuts is in of an advert i I art, j THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE j I NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE I V all .- , . i ,.,., ., vi, , and all persons he. n.- . . . . ,.,., ulna Ware, and ii-1. for 1.1 twelve . Crackers, iron, dale or this mil 1.11 pi.;. I tar -I IV. e. to. Mi in v Butter, New Th.- i . . Law, One hundred sad ships. Free to of Loan, for needy. Students Instructors it Water Work-, Healing Fall IN American and Italian Marble N. C. Wire Iron Sold. work and sent ATLANTIC COAST RAILROAD CO. CONDENSED law. st ; . . Of . . am m am p Wei Jon II SO VI it SI OS lo T S M II. he I I IS Ar Florence ; SO I I'M AM Ar S l l. I I IS I.; SB A. S M AM M a a AM L W R to ll . f t. Arrive t b pa is w u so it as AM I'M A a SO SI II IS its n it so a m pat j Jr. n j. l v, I II t so i j n as It lit I II SI Is t IT YOU WANT Dry Groceries, Confections, go to Mrs. L. H. WHITE, Blank duck, N. low and , , . T T. . . . , produce for or m Ilia if heap fin on Ar v. Tarboro Main ion SO i. leaves n m, arrives flat. I m p m, arrive p in .-. e p m, r. N o m i . . II. I. leaves lien a in, a m, ft a at, u. in. Mills am, ll five ii to. no p m, Mills p n t. Maxton p n arrives ,. n. with train Na IS ll Maxton with the Carolina at with Rod Springs at with the Air and st Hull with the Durham and . RosS IS , m. I st p . at st pro. r- II I . , . II Pi ; el I ll I ill I . ,. it i. -i . i. . r i . . r i. in . i . ., I,. . I III. Charles D. X C. 6,1.1 it IX N. I he Block even hi . pi . low as lies Highest market price. paid Dr. D . Li. I Surf on. i. -M tn. HUNDLEY, Chill It i inn cure i. . Pay, on ill. N. C. DON'T In any old tiling Hint Is offered you. I for something nice, fresh palatable. We bare I are Wholesalers say we sell Kit CITS and any store in tow n. That at tight Then want a To HIST of also. Th- pi me gel time Is ; SO am. II a, m. in an. daily i RICHMOND, VA., Till STUCK tic IN THE SOUTH 709-711-713 E. Broad St RICHMOND, VA. Branch f ii m and v H r o a m and o p m. t is , -ii . I in. a m r . is .-I. dally it ii m. inn, Pl- f. v. j. in ti i -----1 -in . M I i Mini b m, u on . Tr tn, -ii I N I., i. h born ft a en. m, W a m I m Train mi am, p m. I JO a in, to nm Ilia a m i II a in. arm K.- kt a V m. dally M -pt Train on Clinton Branch Warsaw rot V I M SO a MM i. m a pa. Train No don for all North all via pt H. Pus. Agent J. It. Manager. T. M. All News Twice a Week The Eastern Reflector Twice i Week D. J. EDITOR TO GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, JULY 1902. NO. Tuesday and Friday a Year RICKS WILKINSON in Prices of Wash Dress Fabrics and Silks most houses wait until tilt- season make it never tun to tin .-. nit limit on and p. rind, must go. Tills among other values many f at far below an customers ran with season all before All our While Lawns, Dimities, Silks, Piques, in and have Also yards Cl alleys and l-in Pine sheer quality, pin dots, rosebud all effects, fancy white and tinted, full assort- quality Ricks Wilkinson Bethel High School. D -L C A School. for for Life Our I W Principal, MISS CRIMES, Assistant, MRS, J. W. Music Primary Depart men I, Art, Music, Including rent, Advanced, fee, year, I Hoard moderate. For further particulars address J. W. SHERRILL, Principal. Clark The the Democratic convention will be of which will lie necessary lo a choice. As Wake county, where Judge Clark resides gave him last Saturday her solid vote, so his I native county Halifax on j day cave him her solid II votes, and him beyond the and bus for Chief Thus, by the unanimous people Who know and ha been unanimously sustained, a-lie been by so many Other lies. In . in which n vole baa been taken, has lie fallen nil vole has In in which no volt taken on f Justice, Judge is known In at least votes, his vole in Tn us winch I. so far held over the to hold it is be- I be will receive over voles, his total over out of 1,287, lie has had no bin votes have and for J Shepherd, nil which were not and Observer. Sooner Bella. newspaper correspondent up Slide, not I the fact Unit work i. shortly to bruin on the new don I t nick of I he Soul u Charlotte, makes the point that crop will be short next season because cannot depend on their help to remain on the farms when the call tunics for hands. It is a point that North Carolina farmers should bear mind. It is lime they gave some attention to question of proving their help. Many of the Western Slates arc a foreign element. Swedes, Norwegians and Germans make excellent farmers and good me honest, a majority of them born tillers of the soil, and they look eagerly forward to homes in this country. The can- not be upon; Southern farmers have I that lesson well, and it is that they were by it Charlotte News. THE PRIMARIES. Delegates Selected lo County Convert I u I N U of July there is no need of your going to the mountains or seashore to keep cool. come to our store and gel of Fabrics that ran the mer- from in the shade to tempera in the save money by slaying home and keeping cool. in stock necessary hot weather, and no mutter how low tin; price is never B WHAT WK SB and sell only what so you run no risk in buying goods from We have some bar gains in i Waists. Parasols Thin Ureas Hoods. It. B. Cash B. A. J. C. L. T. Lewis B. M. J. J. P. J. T. J. s. T. W. It. It. J. a. I. n. II. M. Jones W. Mason J. Tim's Pills After eating, persons of a will derive great benefit by one of these pins. If have been DRINKING TOO MUCH, they will promptly relieve the SICK HEADACHE- and which the Appetite and remove lei i in; . Elegantly sugar coated. Take No Substitute. There is one thing to call your munition l. THAT ItS We Toilet Soups we can buy. Pure goods highly perfumed, from per . In is now time to commence canning. We have i HOY AI. Pill IT Its, by every best vacuum, nil glass, no metal in contact with line clear glass, handsome shape and full measure. Our Grocery Department is every day. The lines Hotter and Cheese always -on lee, Phone us for what you want. J. B. Cherry Co. ATTENTION, FARMERS I Hail Hail Hail Hail INSURANCE Crops Insured Against Damage or Loss insure Tobacco for per insure Cotton for per acre. We insure Small Grain for 8.00 per acre. ALL PAID IN FULL. Park Region Mutual Hail Ins. Association, I b; s. lime, M. A. While will your yon M, II. N. C. Only Department Store in Poor Little To a great extent lb the theory all children learn the same thing. in the way, but all par- know that is not the ease. minus arc variant their faces or their bodies. Whit one can learn easily another cannot learn at all, or only after Ion-; laborious effort. Hut our system, tea at expects all juvenile needs to run the same channel and all juvenile capacity to be equal. Whether mere is a remedy for this real obstacle to thorough education is a grave question. As a general thing, our schools are crowded teachers cannot Bad time In study and humor the re- individual mind. There may be BO remedy this condition, we must admit, as the Hartford Times says, that many of schools almost inevitably to be- come factory rather than a GREENVILLE INSOLVENT LIST. with Chapter Laws of North Carolina, 1901, I herewith certify that following persons were listed for taxes, and the amount opposite their names is the a due the town of Greenville for the general tax for said list being list allowed me as insolvent, dead or removed, by the Board of Al- C. Tax Collector. GIVE IT TO THE HOSPITAL The question of ii Allen, T. C, Ha O., Brown, J. H., Bernard, w. s., i Alex , ; Peter, , Bryant, Sam, j Ned, L. O , W. b., Carter Cherry, Lovelace, I Baton. Forbes. A. Jr., Fleming, S. M., Garrett, W. B., Tom, Sam, II. B., Austin, Harris, S. II., Harris, R., Johnson, I Johnson. Boot., Jr., Jones, w. M., James, Sam, King, John, King, James, Lewis, J, H., Mel tow an, Isaac, James, Julius, Proctor, W. H. FOR STEAM SUPPLY. S, II. DEAL ruin IN THE CO. N. C- Cotton Bagging and rice, always on Fresh goods kept constantly en hand. Country produce sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. Manufacturers of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior and Exterior Finishings for Fine Modern and Cheap We solicit your and guarantee to give satisfaction prices, sly lea work. send your orders to Tito Greenville Co. GREENVILLE, N. C. Judicial At n meeting of the Democratic of the Third Judicial District Carolina, held on Judicial Convention of the Third Judicial District called to meet at N. on Thursday, July 10th, at o'clock in., for the of a Democratic candidate for solicitor of said district By of T. c. K. During the twelve months ended June the total value of pro- ducts exported from Wilmington was This exceeds the. value of export Chat lea- ton Norfolk, and with the ex- of Savannah, Wilmington does the largest export business of any Atlantic Messenger. and county, A. B., been for several months in. Plummer, John, while we have had several WU. the people M A., ., . . i. dead i . E. L., Button, Oscar, lull, John, Wane, Lawrence, We have Just added Supply our business and will roll anything in this line low. Bee us when In want of and Angle Valves, Standard Anglo Valves, Check Valves, Water Oil Cups, Air Cocks. Steam Hancock s. Injectors, Pipe ail sixes, Pipe Pitting all sizes. LINE OF Packing. Bell, Gaudy Belt, Leather Bell, Bell Lacing, Bell Ac. ,.,. whole, to take very little in- Win. Iciest All agree it would be a great own very few are willing to go down In their pockets and furnish ii, and unless ibis is done, we will bit field, N. II., . have any hospital and j Webb, Win , . Mack, will miss another i,,, for A well equipped hospital benefit and blessing to Six Fret Scholarship. For North Carolina every class of our people and all. of be willing to j has a liberally to such a worthy i from President Farr of the charity. j College Nashville, lo as ion every In that HO a ii lit Sick Headache Food doesn't digest well Appetite poor Bowels constipated Tongue coated It's your liver Pills are liver pills; they cure biliousness. All druggist. I . I BUCKINGHAM'S I SOLE an farm Drain men women who baa paid school lax, will agree shall lie turned lo the hospital fund, the will lie settled and we can ii hospital. I have talked the matter over with several of our largest tux payers and An willing to contribute the of their luxe, lo this fund. I feel sine I bat hose who have mil I heir and school las iii be willing to contribute amount of lbs tax to this fund ll mi, ill truth in fad. mil lee of the Congressional lo all people of n a the Dem- Garland Cook Stoves. BAKER HART. union for this State. TWO of the scholarships are law, two business, and two short hand course, each is valued at WOO year and is good for three years. Mr. Joy tier la at liberty to appoint young men or young women. Any one can write to Joyner, N. regarding the mutter. of the Executive Com- and will be a lasting to this generation. Mod; to Yield. until i Witch Basel In . r l. i. s lions lo en lo ii t skin disables, all shall i L. the District is to meet Ply- mouth, N. Wednesday, July p. for purpose of tor con gross. w. ii. Rodman, Dem. Congressional Bx. din.