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GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, TUESDAY, JULY 1902. <lb/>
NO. <lb/>
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RICKS WILKINSON <lb/>
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Wash Dress Fabrics and Silks <lb/>
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THE PRIMARIES. <lb/>
Delegates Selected lo County Convert <lb/>
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keep cool. come to our store and gel <lb/>
of Fabrics that ran the mer- <lb/>
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per . <lb/>
In is now time to commence canning. We <lb/>
have i HOY AI. Pill IT Its, by every <lb/>
best vacuum, nil glass, no metal in <lb/>
contact with line clear glass, handsome <lb/>
shape and full measure. <lb/>
Our Grocery Department is every <lb/>
day. The lines Hotter and Cheese always -on <lb/>
lee, Phone us for what you want. <lb/>
J. B. Cherry Co. <lb/>
ATTENTION, FARMERS I <lb/>
Hail Hail Hail Hail <lb/>
INSURANCE <lb/>
Crops Insured Against Damage or Loss <lb/>
insure Tobacco for per <lb/>
insure Cotton for per acre. <lb/>
We insure Small Grain for 8.00 per acre. <lb/>
ALL PAID IN FULL. <lb/>
Park Region Mutual Hail Ins. Association, <lb/>
I b; s. lime, M. A. While will your yon <lb/>
M, II. N. C. <lb/>
Only Department Store in <lb/>
Poor Little <lb/>
To a great extent lb <lb/>
the theory all <lb/>
children learn the same thing. <lb/>
in the way, but all par- <lb/>
know that is not the ease. <lb/>
minus arc variant <lb/>
their faces or their bodies. <lb/>
Whit one can learn easily another <lb/>
cannot learn at all, or only after <lb/>
Ion-; laborious effort. Hut our <lb/>
system, tea at <lb/>
expects all juvenile needs to <lb/>
run the same channel and all <lb/>
juvenile capacity to be equal. <lb/>
Whether mere is a remedy for this <lb/>
real obstacle to thorough education <lb/>
is a grave question. As a general <lb/>
thing, our schools are crowded <lb/>
teachers cannot Bad <lb/>
time In study and humor the re- <lb/>
individual <lb/>
mind. There may be BO <lb/>
remedy this condition, we <lb/>
must admit, as the Hartford Times <lb/>
says, that many of schools <lb/>
almost inevitably to be- <lb/>
come factory rather than a<lb/>
GREENVILLE INSOLVENT LIST. <lb/>
with Chapter <lb/>
Laws of North Carolina, 1901, I <lb/>
herewith certify that following <lb/>
persons were listed for taxes, and <lb/>
the amount opposite their names <lb/>
is the a due the town of <lb/>
Greenville for the general tax for <lb/>
said list being <lb/>
list allowed me as insolvent, dead <lb/>
or removed, by the Board of Al- <lb/>
C. <lb/>
Tax Collector. <lb/>
GIVE IT TO THE HOSPITAL <lb/>
The question of ii <lb/>
Allen, <lb/>
T. C, <lb/>
Ha <lb/>
O., <lb/>
Brown, J. H., <lb/>
Bernard, w. s., <lb/>
i Alex , <lb/>
; Peter, <lb/>
, Bryant, Sam, <lb/>
j Ned, <lb/>
L. O , <lb/>
W. b., <lb/>
Carter <lb/>
Cherry, Lovelace, <lb/>
I Baton.<lb/>
Forbes. A. Jr., <lb/>
Fleming, S. M., <lb/>
Garrett, W. B., <lb/>
Tom, <lb/>
Sam, <lb/>
II. B., <lb/>
Austin, <lb/>
Harris, S. II., <lb/>
Harris, R., <lb/>
Johnson, <lb/>
I Johnson. Boot., Jr., <lb/>
Jones, w. M., <lb/>
James, <lb/>
Sam, <lb/>
King, John, <lb/>
King, James, <lb/>
Lewis, J, H., <lb/>
Mel tow an, Isaac, <lb/>
James, <lb/>
Julius, <lb/>
Proctor, W. H. <lb/>
FOR STEAM SUPPLY. <lb/>
S, II. <lb/>
DEAL <lb/>
ruin <lb/>
IN <lb/>
THE <lb/>
CO. <lb/>
N. C- <lb/>
Cotton Bagging and rice, always <lb/>
on <lb/>
Fresh goods kept constantly en <lb/>
hand. Country produce <lb/>
sold. A trial will convince you. <lb/>
D. W. <lb/>
Manufacturers of <lb/>
Doors, Sash and Blinds, <lb/>
Interior and Exterior Finishings <lb/>
for Fine Modern and Cheap <lb/>
We solicit your and <lb/>
guarantee to give satisfaction <lb/>
prices, sly lea work. <lb/>
send your orders to <lb/>
Tito Greenville Co. <lb/>
GREENVILLE, N. C. <lb/>
Judicial <lb/>
At n meeting of the Democratic <lb/>
of the Third <lb/>
Judicial District Carolina, <lb/>
held on <lb/>
Judicial Convention of the <lb/>
Third Judicial District called <lb/>
to meet at N. on <lb/>
Thursday, July 10th, at <lb/>
o'clock in., for the of <lb/>
a Democratic candidate for <lb/>
solicitor of said district <lb/>
By of <lb/>
T. c. <lb/>
K. <lb/>
During the twelve months ended <lb/>
June the total value of pro- <lb/>
ducts exported from Wilmington <lb/>
was This exceeds <lb/>
the. value of export Chat lea- <lb/>
ton Norfolk, and with the ex- <lb/>
of Savannah, Wilmington <lb/>
does the largest export business of <lb/>
any Atlantic <lb/>
Messenger. <lb/>
and county, A. B., <lb/>
been for several months <lb/>
in. Plummer, John,<lb/>
while we have had several WU. <lb/>
the people M A., <lb/>
., . . i. <lb/>
dead i <lb/>
. E. L., <lb/>
Button, Oscar, <lb/>
lull, John, <lb/>
Wane, Lawrence, <lb/>
We have Just added Supply our business and <lb/>
will roll anything in this line low. Bee us when In want of <lb/>
and Angle Valves, Standard <lb/>
Anglo Valves, Check Valves, Water <lb/>
Oil Cups, Air Cocks. Steam Hancock <lb/>
s. Injectors, <lb/>
Pipe ail sixes, Pipe Pitting all sizes. <lb/>
LINE OF Packing. Bell, Gaudy <lb/>
Belt, Leather Bell, Bell Lacing, Bell Ac. <lb/>
,.,. <lb/>
whole, to take very little in- Win. <lb/>
Iciest All agree <lb/>
it would be a great <lb/>
own very <lb/>
few are willing to go down In their <lb/>
pockets and furnish <lb/>
ii, and unless ibis is done, we will bit field, N. II., <lb/>
. have any hospital and j Webb, Win , <lb/>
. Mack, <lb/>
will miss another i,,, <lb/>
for <lb/>
A well equipped hospital <lb/>
benefit and blessing to Six Fret Scholarship. For North Carolina <lb/>
every class of our people and all. of <lb/>
be willing to j has a <lb/>
liberally to such a worthy i from President Farr of the <lb/>
charity. j College Nashville, lo <lb/>
as ion every In that<lb/>
HO <lb/>
a ii<lb/>
lit <lb/>
Sick Headache <lb/>
Food doesn't digest well <lb/>
Appetite poor Bowels <lb/>
constipated Tongue coated <lb/>
It's your liver Pills <lb/>
are liver pills; they cure <lb/>
biliousness. <lb/>
All druggist. <lb/>
I . I <lb/>
BUCKINGHAM'S I <lb/>
SOLE <lb/>
an farm Drain <lb/>
men women who baa paid <lb/>
school lax, will agree <lb/>
shall lie turned <lb/>
lo the hospital fund, the <lb/>
will lie settled and we can ii <lb/>
hospital. I have talked the matter <lb/>
over with several of our largest <lb/>
tux payers and An willing to <lb/>
contribute the of their <lb/>
luxe, lo this fund. <lb/>
I feel sine I bat hose who have <lb/>
mil I heir and school las <lb/>
iii be willing to contribute <lb/>
amount of lbs tax to this fund <lb/>
ll mi, ill truth in fad. mil lee of the Congressional <lb/>
lo all people of n a the Dem- <lb/>
Garland Cook Stoves. <lb/>
BAKER HART. <lb/>
union for this State. TWO of the <lb/>
scholarships are law, two business, <lb/>
and two short hand course, <lb/>
each is valued at WOO year and <lb/>
is good for three years. Mr. Joy <lb/>
tier la at liberty to appoint <lb/>
young men or young women. <lb/>
Any one can write to <lb/>
Joyner, N. <lb/>
regarding the mutter. <lb/>
of the Executive Com- <lb/>
and will be a lasting <lb/>
to this generation. <lb/>
Mod; to Yield. <lb/>
until i Witch Basel In <lb/>
. r l. i. s <lb/>
lions lo en <lb/>
lo ii <lb/>
t skin disables, all shall i <lb/>
L. <lb/>
the <lb/>
District is to meet Ply- <lb/>
mouth, N. Wednesday, July <lb/>
p. for purpose <lb/>
of tor con <lb/>
gross. <lb/>
w. ii. Rodman, <lb/>
Dem. Congressional <lb/>
Bx. din. <lb/>
</p>
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W J <lb/>
i. <lb/>
THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. <lb/>
U. I. <lb/>
Batted it K. <lb/>
n-mi r <lb/>
Pis <lb/>
at Wed <lb/>
unanimously <lb/>
Claude <lb/>
old inmates of the <lb/>
Home, at <lb/>
n and MM cut <lb/>
throat. They from <lb/>
county am Confine. <lb/>
We beard a nun of lb <lb/>
the other day, <lb/>
Unit of Greenville <lb/>
wattled whiskey out of town <lb/>
II l up lo <lb/>
u. <lb/>
The report lb <lb/>
Your Hair <lb/>
my <lb/>
falling out badly. a <lb/>
bottle Hair Vigor, and <lb/>
my coining <lb/>
Minnie III. <lb/>
Perhaps your mother <lb/>
had thin hair, but that is <lb/>
no reason why you must <lb/>
go through life with half- <lb/>
starved hair. If you want <lb/>
long, thick hair, feed it <lb/>
with Hair Vigor, <lb/>
and make it rich, dark, <lb/>
and heavy. <lb/>
M I All <lb/>
It cannot <lb/>
Bill . dollar and <lb/>
I II.- <lb/>
your<lb/>
I Fresh Gossip From Nearby Vicinities<lb/>
Oat I t red by Our Correspondents <lb/>
f . <lb/>
Winterville Department. <lb/>
NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS <lb/>
NOTES. <lb/>
N. <lb/>
Factory i <lb/>
no all Hie fruit that <lb/>
of late H. <lb/>
Bryan and is having it nicely fixed <lb/>
up. <lb/>
Mum Mary of <lb/>
who has been flatting friends <lb/>
here, left for <lb/>
K. James ha by hie <lb/>
corn <lb/>
II A. Hopkins, of is <lb/>
COUNTY CONVENTION. <lb/>
Assembly the Campaign. <lb/>
The county enliven- <lb/>
lion assembled at noon today lo <lb/>
appoint delegates to the <lb/>
of i in-cot ton crop, j and Judicial <lb/>
places it <lb/>
off from tart month. This make <lb/>
a pour outlook for cotton, Inking <lb/>
may I for hie here, Mrs. M. <lb/>
they Bill pay the cash <lb/>
price. J. W. Boa, minis <lb/>
w the last the here family <lb/>
ox Ml-. Co . have Plymouth he will <lb/>
tin Tobacco Trucks, besides home. The community <lb/>
i of lines. Their sales regrets very much loosing <lb/>
for June was a man. <lb/>
will <lb/>
large cargo of next Monday, <lb/>
yesterday lo eel- Three town yesterday <lb/>
one <lb/>
A. I. of Washington, is <lb/>
here Loading several earn <lb/>
with poplar logs which he will <lb/>
ship to Gel <lb/>
The young people gave ice <lb/>
cream la-i night at <lb/>
i he for benefit of lb <lb/>
brute lib in <lb/>
j ville. They glory in the record of <lb/>
forefather. <lb/>
The A. i. Mfg. Co., have <lb/>
just received bit of Iron that will <lb/>
last the line <lb/>
Dora after pending <lb/>
visiting Miss Bet lie <lb/>
AYDEN NOTES. <lb/>
N. July 1902. <lb/>
F. L. i .-I c. of has <lb/>
been here a few days Ibis <lb/>
tall who ha <lb/>
been visiting in came <lb/>
home <lb/>
One of our young men wears a <lb/>
brighter smile. <lb/>
B King, of spent <lb/>
Tuesday <lb/>
S. If. of <lb/>
spent Monday in town. <lb/>
J. of Kinston, was here <lb/>
one day I Ins week. <lb/>
N. of Youngsville, <lb/>
in town. <lb/>
E. V. Cox went up to <lb/>
M. of <lb/>
was here Wednesday <lb/>
I. W. Sawyer, of <lb/>
her a while Thursday. <lb/>
H. ML of Norfolk, <lb/>
in town. <lb/>
Ayden edge bad I heir <lb/>
annul July Bed. They <lb/>
at the Hotel. <lb/>
Mexican Liniment <lb/>
or near bat ca in <lb/>
ii u tat <lb/>
in the <lb/>
urea. <lb/>
whole cotton producing<lb/>
The meeting was called lo order ,,, , <lb/>
Greenville, came home J, g. and Jesse Carson <lb/>
roll call <lb/>
executive <lb/>
who culled for a roll call , x. L. Mow Bid J. <lb/>
Of delegates by W. came lo <lb/>
Brown, secretary executive .,. W <lb/>
committee. II. T. King and J. Lorena <lb/>
were requested lo act a o aunt. <lb/>
temporary H. <lb/>
call of Mies left Wed- <lb/>
the <lb/>
made <lb/>
man an- <lb/>
M. P. is. of Snow Hill. <lb/>
Tel- <lb/>
any made application <lb/>
to oM i in The <lb/>
Board of Aldermen refuel lo ad <lb/>
them on the ground <lb/>
had.,,., me ;. ,, <lb/>
.,., in lb.- ,. <lb/>
. ,.,,,,, ready to proceed lo a , night. <lb/>
me under. he ;,.,; .,,. <lb/>
impose double tax on the K. I. Col ten moved Unit the <lb/>
good. convention lakes of lo <lb/>
i------- to allow lose- <lb/>
delegated <lb/>
Thai i-<lb/>
people <lb/>
hi convent. <lb/>
. .,,. J ,,,,.,,. <lb/>
of let abut ti an to <lb/>
have paid and adoption of <lb/>
taxes go i They the delegated to vote <lb/>
i for certain <lb/>
I k I i, T. lay <lb/>
have paid mm <lb/>
nine to I <lb/>
even <lb/>
v a motion <lb/>
Cotton motion on the table. This <lb/>
was earned. <lb/>
Sim Chapman, who baa been <lb/>
for lime, come <lb/>
home <lb/>
ville, la <lb/>
Cox. <lb/>
Mi-s Hull, u Is spending <lb/>
at Black Jack <lb/>
cows and <lb/>
I- n kid.-. <lb/>
by A. i. Cox. <lb/>
At a meeting of Council No. <lb/>
spent In on <lb/>
II. W. Moseley left <lb/>
fur lo spend ii few <lb/>
brother. <lb/>
s. a. Gainer is through <lb/>
listing laxes in township. <lb/>
Dry is us <lb/>
and is doing <lb/>
Mi. T. A. Carson spent <lb/>
hi Tarboro on <lb/>
About thousand <lb/>
acre turned town Sun <lb/>
day. was a dark day. <lb/>
The old I rain still con- <lb/>
to roil, We must feed the <lb/>
k.-es. <lb/>
GRIMESLAND ITEMS. <lb/>
O. A. M. last Tuesday <lb/>
night the following were <lb/>
elected for ensuing <lb/>
C. July, i. <lb/>
the crop looking very nice <lb/>
now. Some are <lb/>
tobacco next week. <lb/>
J. J. lo Washington <lb/>
school bills, there id no telling . the Tyson motion, y. Maiming C. W. <lb/>
will be In and G. June- moved lo lay y , j H. S . C. A. <lb/>
.,,. .-.- till I <lb/>
the-.- luxe, and n matter <lb/>
. . a fur re <lb/>
, mm i i E <lb/>
is i g us much more. <lb/>
lei i <lb/>
lo l i ii -I <lb/>
and I lie Aldermen can <lb/>
. i iii i lump i <lb/>
coal all. In whole <lb/>
town ill ii lo II e <lb/>
In accordance <lb/>
of I will <lb/>
ii II p. ; e <lb/>
ill agree to I ill <lb/>
lie built in ii while. <lb/>
mo ion on the <lb/>
Pair, A. U .-. J Harrington, <lb/>
demanded, ; s W aid., ,. II. <lb/>
a majority Voted l <lb/>
the mailer nil the table. <lb/>
lion I-. I <lb/>
m. <lb/>
, . ., ii <lb/>
of for <lb/>
him, wad adopted. <lb/>
. I. Klein lug led a <lb/>
the lo <lb/>
. late In c vote <lb/>
I he for Judge Walt.-i Clark <lb/>
Chief .- <lb/>
Cooper. Con. J W, Smirks, I. S. <lb/>
w. <lb/>
live. <lb/>
Send on your orders for tobacco <lb/>
I. mi. i late. <lb/>
and Sadie <lb/>
Carroll ate Mrs. J. Cox. <lb/>
ITEMS. <lb/>
C. E. went lo Vanceboro <lb/>
Sunday and Monday. <lb/>
Mis <lb/>
of bar Mrs. C. <lb/>
If, Jones, <lb/>
U. A. of <lb/>
gave a call Monday. <lb/>
are glad lo know <lb/>
Buck is Improving. <lb/>
Mi-- Helen Galloway and broth <lb/>
Sunday <lb/>
us. <lb/>
I gasoline boat is run <lb/>
mi lull tune now. She is a <lb/>
nice boat. <lb/>
last <lb/>
Rule's where lie <lb/>
BLACK JACK ITEMS. <lb/>
July <lb/>
W. II. Wynne came in Thurs- <lb/>
day from Plymouth to . <lb/>
days, lie left Ibis morning <lb/>
for Holier City where he ill lake <lb/>
charge of a school. <lb/>
Seth Hooker end Nat <lb/>
of were here Monday <lb/>
viewing the tobacco this <lb/>
act Ion. <lb/>
During atom Friday night <lb/>
lightning struck Calvin Mill's <lb/>
patch, destroying about <lb/>
bills of . A tree <lb/>
at P. was blown up. <lb/>
Mr. Arnold says belt confident the <lb/>
was over a hundred years old. <lb/>
A. and E. h. were <lb/>
visiting near Pose Hill last Sun- <lb/>
day . <lb/>
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dixon spent <lb/>
at W. Cox's <lb/>
near Ayden. <lb/>
Mia Smith spent Monday <lb/>
While. <lb/>
and Waller Dixon <lb/>
el tended meeting at <lb/>
last and Sun- <lb/>
day . <lb/>
smiled on us <lb/>
day evening as ho hurriedly <lb/>
passed through u route lo <lb/>
by his best girl. <lb/>
Mi's. Sue Clark is visiting S. <lb/>
W. Tyson. <lb/>
For a Lame Back, <lb/>
Sore Muscles, <lb/>
or, in fact, all Lameness Sore- <lb/>
of your body there is nothing <lb/>
that will drive out the pain and in- <lb/>
so quickly as <lb/>
Mexican <lb/>
Liniment. <lb/>
If you cannot reach the spot your- <lb/>
self get some one to assist you, for <lb/>
it is essential that the liniment be <lb/>
in most thoroughly. <lb/>
Mexican Liniment <lb/>
In rt. <lb/>
It i- u u. u i pun killer <lb/>
AFTER TWO YEARS PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID IN <lb/>
OF NEWARK, N. J., YOUR POLICY <lb/>
Loan Value, <lb/>
Cash Value, <lb/>
Paid-up Insurance, <lb/>
Extended that works automatically, <lb/>
ft. Is Non <lb/>
Will be reinstated if arrears be paid month while you <lb/>
are living, or within three years after lapse, upon satisfactory <lb/>
of and payment of arrears interest. <lb/>
second No Restrictions. Incontestable. <lb/>
payable at beginning of the second and of each <lb/>
succeeding year, provided the premium for the current year be paid. <lb/>
They may be To reduce Premiums, or <lb/>
To Increase the Insurance, or <lb/>
A. To make policy payable MM the lifetime <lb/>
of insured. <lb/>
J. L,. SUGG, <lb/>
Greenville, N. C. <lb/>
I'll M B, X. C. July, <lb/>
Mr. nun Mr-. George <lb/>
and  of Roper, had been going to school. <lb/>
Janus resolution are Mr. W. Freeman, J. J <lb/>
delegates lo the The went up road Sunday after <lb/>
., i lo cast vole were held in the <lb/>
Judge II. night. They Mr. W. has been <lb/>
Jr., Associate very and much enjoyed. very ill for last few <lb/>
Ai ii Miss Agues Moore, Who Will Williams, of Vanceboro, <lb/>
en.-favorable to Judge II. in Saratoga land I streets Tuesday, <lb/>
i. the resolution was with- for returned Sat-1 W. E. his two III <lb/>
n motion was made to j. c Knott, lo <lb/>
At o'clock m taken vole of Joseph N. Moore, of ville Tuesday <lb/>
home near Falkland, Mia, I the was town Saturday. We <lb/>
King, John pleased bin. The bbl regular <lb/>
passed peacefully away mi ill , In W. II. Pollard tat After <lb/>
of several i , , , i. i;. n. burn j Ho will lie gone their meeting they gave ice <lb/>
John Kb., Dead. <lb/>
l- H ,., . . i I <lb/>
was jean and inn I eel <lb/>
woman. She a -I- <lb/>
Mis. . It. and Mia Juli-. <lb/>
n II, in die, Mrs <lb/>
cream supper was enjoyed <lb/>
and Prof, much by all who <lb/>
The roll two weeks, <lb/>
nip-, Mr. Una- <lb/>
1.1 lo <lb/>
Mrs. E. has gone to a of from <lb/>
. 2-11120 Bra. K. ha gone lo a <lb/>
Mi. J J Hi to slay a fee a tended <lb/>
lion. James her son, Jno. I. at Hotel ice supper Tuesday <lb/>
leaves sous Messrs reading of the Miss of Norfolk, lo Wash <lb/>
and John King, she bad a burst of applause. I i Miss Gay, near I . <lb/>
relatives in with Jam arose and expressed bore. Mrs. Ward who-bus been <lb/>
the family have the sympathy of bis for the sentiment of the art having plenty of rain j her C. M. <lb/>
resolution and the applause given u. the farmers Jones i home Tuesday. <lb/>
are growing Mrs. J. J. Mason who has been <lb/>
res Miss Meld spent several to Golds., visiting her <lb/>
Making New <lb/>
The idea is being dissipated that <lb/>
when a man advertises he simply <lb/>
away from <lb/>
manager a well known agency <lb/>
create <lb/>
does not take from one <lb/>
man <lb/>
of other establishments in the <lb/>
same line, he is due to <lb/>
new I rude they <lb/>
Record. <lb/>
THE FIREMEN, <lb/>
A Liberal tuition lo Them. <lb/>
P. M. and Chief <lb/>
It. met Hawk <lb/>
and Rough A Heady lire companies <lb/>
at g June <lb/>
was to listen at <lb/>
marks from these <lb/>
Hodges stated that the <lb/>
town did nut lake the interest <lb/>
lire companies ought to be <lb/>
shown also gave the <lb/>
hi-, click which <lb/>
appreciated most highly. The <lb/>
I hanks both companies were ex <lb/>
tended to fur bis <lb/>
gift. <lb/>
We the colored <lb/>
people as a are to <lb/>
and do not who their real <lb/>
arc, but the undersigned <lb/>
forget his friends. <lb/>
I law I. to. <lb/>
THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE <lb/>
NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE <lb/>
. It I i Mil Ml HIP <lb/>
The burial took place o'clock ,,, uM b ,,., <lb/>
evening in the ,. I <lb/>
cemetery Falkland. <lb/>
day- in low ii sitter, lire, returned <lb/>
I be withdrawn ottered <lb/>
. a endorsing course <lb/>
The railroad J. II. Small for <lb/>
Friday e gave a Instructing that the vote of <lb/>
en- lie east for h'm. This <lb/>
In was adopt I Hope sill soon Improve. <lb/>
I was W. II. a res J Mies Ada Louisa Ton lo <lb/>
. which her Mm. Harrow. <lb/>
load <lb/>
J. T. e week. <lb/>
S. M. w. up lo <lb/>
on this <lb/>
Mr- c. I. Barrel Is quit sick. <lb/>
tin The road a <lb/>
to be built for town <lb/>
in. Greenville or Haw- to <lb/>
, , <lb/>
Journal. Tl, ,,,, <lb/>
I all resolutions adopted <lb/>
bad I but <lb/>
good lo b line <lb/>
ITEMS. <lb/>
N. C , 1909. <lb/>
Mr. Ireland, the potato buyer <lb/>
nine list of delegates lo the is here. <lb/>
t. I I W. It. has <lb/>
I he <lb/>
Dick W <lb/>
WM I u. <lb/>
Mr. of Corey N. c, <lb/>
the <lb/>
High was us a <lb/>
while today. <lb/>
Literary. Classical, Scientific <lb/>
Pedagogical, Musical <lb/>
lo for i of <lb/>
. t- of r. I Tin <lb/>
Id will <lb/>
t J I i-tr-M <lb/>
Mil <lb/>
Ii- -Inly <lb/>
D. <lb/>
N. C. <lb/>
UNIVERSITY <lb/>
OF NORTH CAROLINA <lb/>
of the <lb/>
System .<lb/>
. . <lb/>
the Is obliged lo em <lb/>
ii lake to <lb/>
of people. <lb/>
The miner kicks because he <lb/>
is kepi down in the world. <lb/>
No, Maude, dear; you nil <lb/>
poker hand ash hay. <lb/>
right <lb/>
Free In <lb/>
and Hie r. <lb/>
Water<lb/>
Greensboro Female College, <lb/>
Greensboro, N. C. <lb/>
Literary and Courses, <lb/>
of Music, Art and <lb/>
Literary Course and <lb/>
all Living; WOO per <lb/>
pear. Fall session begins <lb/>
10th, For <lb/>
apply to <lb/>
LUCY H. ROBERTSON, President <lb/>
Notice. <lb/>
To <lb/>
I ink. method of my <lb/>
for the fr <lb/>
rill nullity of <lb/>
of the <lb/>
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for bands and wrappers, and will be sent by malt on receipt of postage two <lb/>
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Kit printed Tuesday and Friday <lb/>
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Address <lb/>
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CHURCHES <lb/>
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RICKS k WILKINSON <lb/>
in Prices of <lb/>
Wash Dress Fabrics and Silks <lb/>
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I season to Bike reduction, it never <lb/>
been our policy to do so. We put a time <lb/>
limit on goods, and sold within <lb/>
must go. This week we <lb/>
among oilier great values many of our <lb/>
Kneel novelties at prices far below cost of <lb/>
Importation, an Opportunity customers can <lb/>
appreciate with the season all <lb/>
before them. <lb/>
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Silks, Chiffons, Mercerized <lb/>
Piques, in white and figured, have been <lb/>
reduced per cent. <lb/>
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Lawns yard. Fine sheer quality, pin <lb/>
dots, rosebud all over effects, fancy Stripes <lb/>
and white and tinted, full assort- <lb/>
Lot not broken. quality <lb/>
elsewhere <lb/>
PITT DELEGATES. <lb/>
To the <lb/>
The Judicial convention for Ibis <lb/>
district will meet in oil <lb/>
Thursday, July The county <lb/>
convention last Saturday selected <lb/>
DAM. <lb/>
Delegates. <lb/>
C D Smith, R. L- Nichols, <lb/>
J S Nor man, <lb/>
T A Nichols. S V Joy mi <lb/>
T A D C Barrow, <lb/>
J Han is. <lb/>
J II Maiming, James, <lb/>
I. W<lb/>
O W Then <lb/>
Henry Rollins, <lb/>
Competition <lb/>
July Comforts. <lb/>
W W Thomas, <lb/>
W K <lb/>
I II Little, <lb/>
OB <lb/>
I J Elks, <lb/>
T C Cannon, <lb/>
J A K Tucker, <lb/>
W E Proctor, <lb/>
J ll Galloway, <lb/>
S A Stocks. <lb/>
W L Woolen. <lb/>
A H Congleton, <lb/>
J H Keel, <lb/>
S A <lb/>
W Jr, <lb/>
C II Johnston. <lb/>
Ricks Wilkinson <lb/>
Bethel High School. <lb/>
n At. C A Preparatory School. Prepares <lb/>
for College and for Life Our <lb/>
W MISS <lb/>
MRS, J. W. Music and Art. <lb/>
Primary Depart men I, 11.60 Art, <lb/>
1.1 . Music, including piano rent, <lb/>
8.00 Incidental fee, per year, 1.00 <lb/>
Hoard moderate. For further address <lb/>
J. W. SHERRILL, Principal. <lb/>
THE NORTH CAROLINA <lb/>
NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE i <lb/>
W F Hart, <lb/>
H L <lb/>
J ll <lb/>
II K EH is <lb/>
R w <lb/>
Cox, <lb/>
II <lb/>
II II <lb/>
U it N O the month July there is no <lb/>
of your going to t mountains or seashore <lb/>
keep cool. Just lo our <lb/>
some of those Thin Fabrics tin I run mer- <lb/>
from In the shade In in <lb/>
and save money by slaying at home <lb/>
cool. in stock ilia necessary <lb/>
things for hot weather, and no matter how <lb/>
low the price this is never <lb/>
WHAT W K sell <lb/>
only what gun ran tee, an you r n no risk in <lb/>
buying goods from us. We have some bar <lb/>
gains in Shirt Waists, Parasols and <lb/>
Thin Dress <lb/>
There is one thing we almost <lb/>
your attention is <lb/>
carry nicest Toilet Soaps <lb/>
forgot to call <lb/>
SOAP. We <lb/>
we call buy. <lb/>
highly perfumed, from to <lb/>
In is now lime to commence canning. We <lb/>
ROYAL FRUIT by every lest <lb/>
best perfect vacuum, all glass, no metal In <lb/>
contact Una clear glass, handsome <lb/>
shape and full measure. <lb/>
Our Grocery Department is every <lb/>
day. The lines Butter and Cheese always- on <lb/>
ice, Phone us for what you <lb/>
Charlie Tyson <lb/>
John <lb/>
IS V Manning, <lb/>
E Jackson, <lb/>
Jackson, <lb/>
DO Barry, <lb/>
J M O Nelson, <lb/>
E C <lb/>
Edward Harris, <lb/>
L I.<lb/>
J. B. Cherry Co. <lb/>
The Only Department <lb/>
GREENVILLE- <lb/>
FALKLAND, <lb/>
John s Harris, J L Fountain, <lb/>
J C Cook, <lb/>
TL Williams, K <lb/>
Little. R Williams. <lb/>
R J Ling, H M Lewis, <lb/>
Lewis, J W <lb/>
B A Barrett, WK Home,<lb/>
To the State Convention. <lb/>
Classical. <lb/>
i- <lb/>
in. H . <lb/>
el r it- <lb/>
ml In is i I <lb/>
In <lb/>
nil <lb/>
July <lb/>
Charles D.<lb/>
N. C. <lb/>
F G <lb/>
J L Fleming, <lb/>
A D , <lb/>
King, <lb/>
F Harding, <lb/>
j I A Sugg, <lb/>
I H <lb/>
It King, <lb/>
Long, <lb/>
E AM c, Jr., <lb/>
Forbes, <lb/>
Marion Crawford, <lb/>
J Vincent, <lb/>
F M Smith, <lb/>
J J J Fleming. <lb/>
j W L Nobles. T Spier. <lb/>
SWIFT <lb/>
O L <lb/>
A A Forbes <lb/>
J White, <lb/>
B It <lb/>
J II Fleming, <lb/>
Arthur, <lb/>
Frank Wilson <lb/>
T II Hooker, <lb/>
D Moore, <lb/>
J Cherry, <lb/>
Jesse <lb/>
It <lb/>
W H Bagwell, <lb/>
P Harrington, <lb/>
W C Vincent, <lb/>
W Tucker. <lb/>
The delegates from I he several <lb/>
townships in this county lo the <lb/>
Slate convention, which meets in <lb/>
Greensboro on the Kith, me as <lb/>
DAM- <lb/>
Delegates Alter <lb/>
W A Pollard, d Allen, <lb/>
Ci W <lb/>
U O B M Jones, <lb/>
Moore, B <lb/>
ISA. <lb/>
J Perkins, <lb/>
o Hun. Waller Clark, now <lb/>
Associate Justice of the <lb/>
Court, a man, who, when a men <lb/>
boy, enlisted in the in my de <lb/>
Southland, made a <lb/>
brave soldier, and on of <lb/>
merit was advanced lo a rank sec- <lb/>
to none in the Confederate <lb/>
army a boy of his and <lb/>
whereat we know, that he has by <lb/>
his pen done much lo give to the <lb/>
world accurate account of the <lb/>
brave heroes of that great Struggle <lb/>
and thereby preserve the memory <lb/>
I of those deeds of valor, thus <lb/>
hugely <lb/>
I history of our beloved State; <lb/>
I. . . i,. i <lb/>
private business compete; in <lb/>
public matters The <lb/>
success of all private ventures and <lb/>
the i <lb/>
is based upon the intelligent <lb/>
cation of the principle. <lb/>
Competition is the life of trade <lb/>
when competition is legitimate, <lb/>
open and above board. It brings <lb/>
out energies and directs the <lb/>
ambitious of our <lb/>
leads Io <lb/>
the more careful selection and buy <lb/>
lug . -I-; P I lie <lb/>
farmers hi prove his Wm k and <lb/>
enlarge of lib pro <lb/>
the <lb/>
to seek new outlets fur hi- wan- <lb/>
improve the <lb/>
All advancement in private <lb/>
business is the result of legitimate <lb/>
competition, which means the <lb/>
it to advance one's interests and <lb/>
not inclination to push a com- <lb/>
down hill. <lb/>
as may seem, <lb/>
competition is the surpassing of <lb/>
your neighbor in the marts of trade <lb/>
by conscientious means, and not <lb/>
forcing your friends to the rear by <lb/>
questionable methods, <lb/>
and dishonest scheming. <lb/>
I lie advancement of matters of a <lb/>
nature stub as building <lb/>
schools, churches or <lb/>
organizing of a manufacturing <lb/>
enterprise, calls for the co opera- <lb/>
the men who are <lb/>
tors in their private business. The I <lb/>
men who compete honestly and j <lb/>
conscientiously with their neigh- <lb/>
I ors are the men community <lb/>
lean depend upon to co-operate <lb/>
alien the united of all are <lb/>
required to promote the <lb/>
i he and the same <lb/>
lime will make any one else hustle <lb/>
i .- thorn in coin- <lb/>
pet ion for business of an null <lb/>
character. <lb/>
ll is the small man, selfish, <lb/>
and grasping, who <lb/>
disparages his neighbors, mistakes <lb/>
opposition for competition and who <lb/>
will never cooperate to advance <lb/>
welfare <lb/>
Which lie <lb/>
Advertiser. <lb/>
m is <lb/>
Ml <lb/>
t. <lb/>
To the <lb/>
county. <lb/>
I take this method <lb/>
my candidacy i <lb/>
lion for m Deeds of <lb/>
county he ac- <lb/>
. County <lb/>
when ii meets. <lb/>
I have been ; <lb/>
. lo my <lb/>
whole duly as a good loyal <lb/>
Democrat and if nominated and <lb/>
elected I will try to preform the <lb/>
duties of the office to the utmost of <lb/>
my ability. Thanking my friends <lb/>
in advance for their support, and <lb/>
awaiting the action of the <lb/>
I the best interest of <lb/>
Democratic party. <lb/>
Very truly, <lb/>
J. L. <lb/>
Pill <lb/>
the <lb/>
S U Bess, whereas, a man he is pure, us a <lb/>
J R loyal and true, as an <lb/>
ton Si learned, honest <lb/>
and <lb/>
Cotton Bagging and <lb/>
on hand <lb/>
Fresh goods kept constantly <lb/>
hand. Country produce and <lb/>
sold. A trial will convince you. <lb/>
D. W. <lb/>
THE GREENVILLE <lb/>
CO. <lb/>
of <lb/>
Doors, Sash and Blinds, <lb/>
Interior and Exterior Finishings <lb/>
for Modern and Cheap <lb/>
lags. <lb/>
We solicit your <lb/>
guarantee give satisfaction <lb/>
prices, styles and work. <lb/>
Please send your orders to <lb/>
TUB Co. <lb/>
GREENVILLE, <lb/>
J A <lb/>
W ll Bland, <lb/>
W F. Harding, <lb/>
F M Kit pat lick, <lb/>
Grimes, <lb/>
M Jones. <lb/>
Spier, <lb/>
John Brooks, Dr W W <lb/>
It W T It Allen, son, <lb/>
Dr 1ST Cox, A G Cox.<lb/>
j H Smith, <lb/>
II Williams i <lb/>
o E Davis, <lb/>
J It Stokes, <lb/>
Laugh o W Harrington, ll T King, <lb/>
Janus, <lb/>
J L Moore, <lb/>
the resolution J King. <lb/>
II F <lb/>
j ii Davenport, it <lb/>
SWIFT OBESE. <lb/>
Moore, <lb/>
Tucker. J A Blokes. <lb/>
The billowing resolution <lb/>
Hon. Walter Clink was adopt- <lb/>
, , <lb/>
Whereas, we, the Democrats <lb/>
Pitt county, by delegates in con <lb/>
ration assembled desire to express <lb/>
ourselves in to the high <lb/>
of Justice of the Bu- <lb/>
prune Cant M this State and <lb/>
whereas, we i the per <lb/>
What Spent. <lb/>
How much did Congress in its <lb/>
recent session appropriate Be- <lb/>
Livingstone, of <lb/>
says the direct appropriation, <lb/>
including the canal, <lb/>
and that <lb/>
to be <lb/>
added for contract provided for <lb/>
which sanction expenditure, <lb/>
the created <lb/>
Treasury up to 11,060,577,052. It <lb/>
was accordingly a <lb/>
alter all. This is an <lb/>
enormous upon the tax pay <lb/>
ti- pockets. It may be borne now <lb/>
while times are good, bat this scab <lb/>
Notice. <lb/>
lo the colored Teachers of <lb/>
The Institute for <lb/>
colored teachers m -------4 <lb/>
beheld In Greenville, beginning <lb/>
on Monday, July lib. and COO- <lb/>
tinning two weeks. The law com- <lb/>
yon to attend, and you arc <lb/>
notified to do so. Should <lb/>
yon fail to attend continuously <lb/>
Ibis Institute you will be debarred <lb/>
teaching of this county for one <lb/>
Take notice and govern <lb/>
ourselves accordingly. <lb/>
W. H. <lb/>
County Bunt. Schools, <lb/>
June <lb/>
C P Moore. <lb/>
Following <lb/>
that delegates from <lb/>
this county to the Judicial Con- <lb/>
of the Third District be <lb/>
they are hereby instructed to <lb/>
the solid vote of Pitt county <lb/>
for our distinguished county man <lb/>
Hon. L. I- <lb/>
Moore, we do most cordially <lb/>
him to the Democracy of <lb/>
the as qualified <lb/>
for the position of Solicitor of the <lb/>
district point with pride <lb/>
to ins administration of the duties <lb/>
of dining the past four <lb/>
W Brown, <lb/>
A D Johnson. <lb/>
I. <lb/>
and whereas we recognize <lb/>
in him all the elements which are <lb/>
necessary In a great Jurist, as has <lb/>
been Illustrated in his long and <lb/>
service as a lawyer, as a <lb/>
Judge, and OS a <lb/>
Court Justice, where- <lb/>
be is towards all of will be <lb/>
Interests, both of private a reaction comes bust <lb/>
and public corporal ions, In I U again <lb/>
corruptible by <lb/>
1st. That I <lb/>
endorse his candidacy tor high <lb/>
Chief Justice of the Bu <lb/>
picnic of North <lb/>
That <lb/>
by this convention <lb/>
lo the state convention, <lb/>
in City of Greensboro <lb/>
on the are hereby In- <lb/>
to the vote of Pill <lb/>
county for this distinguished , <lb/>
for the office of Chief Justice. <lb/>
The following resolution <lb/>
J. V. was <lb/>
Convention. <lb/>
Hy order of the Com- <lb/>
Congressional <lb/>
District, a Convention of the Dem- <lb/>
of I he First Congressional <lb/>
District is called to meet at Ply- <lb/>
Hie ; mouth, N. C. Wednesday, July <lb/>
at p. in- for the purpose <lb/>
of a candidate Con-<lb/>
Chairman, Dam. Congressional <lb/>
Ex. Com. <lb/>
sing <lb/>
Whereas, c believe that the <lb/>
educational Internal North Cam <lb/>
Una demands at present as State <lb/>
of Public <lb/>
services of the best man <lb/>
can be had, and, whereas we <lb/>
recognize in the person tho <lb/>
present Superintendent, <lb/>
J. Y. a man in every way <lb/>
admirably suited and to <lb/>
discharge well onerous duties <lb/>
of said office, therefore, sol veil. <lb/>
Thai this convention heartily en- <lb/>
him tot the same. <lb/>
i use. <lb/>
A Real <lb/>
-1 <lb/>
for lay. w. <lb/>
el <lb/>
many and lo no <lb/>
,., ., iii my n l- <lb/>
Him <lb/>
cat I want now my<lb/>
s try stomach <lb/>
That only weaken. <lb/>
Hi. . mi mm <lb/>
rural. am <lb/>
late mi II <lb/>
John <lb/>
Mi. Williams, of <lb/>
ion was bitten by a <lb/>
snake about a week ago Mr. <lb/>
Williams was on his door- <lb/>
step with his sinus off enjoying <lb/>
cool the evening when <lb/>
. the least a king snake <lb/>
cane i from the steps, <lb/>
Coiled ll-elf his leg Is- <lb/>
ion be could do anything, him <lb/>
on the foot. Press. <lb/>
A Bad Breath <lb/>
A bad breath means a bad <lb/>
stomach, a bad digestion, a <lb/>
bad liver. Pills are <lb/>
liver pills. They cure con- <lb/>
biliousness, <lb/>
headache. <lb/>
The Wilmington base ball <lb/>
has disbanded, could not play <lb/>
ball. <lb/>
a--.-. <lb/>
I lie made a <lb/>
mi profit of twelve <lb/>
mouths. <lb/>
Leads All. <lb/>
-One Minute Caw<lb/>
I'm- mi<lb/>
-In <lb/>
i i in tin ii <lb/>
a I he <lb/>
i. yield, -ii once <lb/>
lo n <lb/>
cure i <lb/>
i Cure. <lb/>
Sun <lb/>
I, v. i tan <lb/>
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