t- I. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. I. I. th.- H. C , MM. The Washington of a man who a farm near Aurora, and In two yews soul faun. like the State base ball league i about lo bet or run out of existence. Only three flub arc let in it now and they Create little interest The lumber plain the Co . at Jackson- ville, was destroyed by lire Sunday night. Only the outside lumber dry were saved. While in Hew York, last Fri- day, Mr. . of Kill by a car and bis skull fractured. Ho ha since been in a critical condition. Talk about warm or long eon- that of the seventh Con- district, Monroe last week wan one of I lie matters the are now mm lag for. At the time lie that was lint if the Kin people are asking for it Green ville Might unite with them i a strong petition from both towns would lie effective. Their is no use the benefit this additional train would lie to Greenville and to our farmers up the who go elsewhere, would sell their la Greenville if they come here in the and home in the evening. This would mean Increased for the railroad and Increased for the Ami then e often lit travel ling men speak of the coining into this section I because we have only one Long Hair About n rear ago my hair was coming out very to bottle of Ai-ts It Vigor. It stopped the falling J made my hair grow very rapidly, until now it is inches in Mrs. A. Kans. There's another hunger than that of the stomach. Hair hunger, for instance. Hungry food, needs hair This is why we say that Hair Vigor always restores color, and makes the hair grow long and heavy, Tour one SM lie Hire j. c. i COLORED INSTITUTE. Fresh Gossip From Nearly Vicinities get train a day. for The Every along the road might ,.,,, join in this movement all would or colored teachers be Certainly Green U. Some cooperate in the names were enrolled daring morning session, several others came in the afternoon to be remix for work early Tuesday. The in it mo is under the management of Gathered Our Correspondents and led f r REFLECTOR Readers. ill. T. Manning, Department. thy to all his family. NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS Miss Forbes, of NOTES. has Miss Mattie the pact two weeks, return- ed home Friday. Miss Mattie us accompanied her home. Miss Sidney Davenport, of Pat Miss X. July Has received an order for a ear load of baggies. now- in stock the largest, line of boggles ever Who will Mayo. returned home be the first man to bay this year's tobacco Miss of Wilson, to call their lo u I has been visiting Miss when yon can. There may be Mayo, Saturday for Something In it for you. j where she will be the guest of Miss To the first man purchasing Sidney pair of wheels of the A. ti. Mr. Mis. N. M. Hammond, Cox Mfg. with this year's who have been up the country on a money they will pay a visit, returned home last week, of mi Hack Band j j. Highsmith family, of e or cents in money. . Mount Olive, are visiting Little Miss Lillian is visiting Miss Hattie Nichols. j,; i. of Mrs. Cox and Miss Annie Thursday night with his fort, in t lie long about it. Cl KITCHIN. Prof W. H. County Monday and Tuesday in Greenville. Mi-s Helen Galloway, of Grimes- mother and returned Friday. Miss Winnie of Mount Olive, is relatives ., ,. , ,. . net t of public Claude the lie is assisted l . congressional district is making University, Raleigh for himself to a reputation, as ;. by J. E. Brown, teacher Lyda near Green- witness fallowing very flatter-1 at Grifton. Great were visiting here Saturday. lug paragraph from the Washing- seems In the colored j Dr. B. T. Cox returned from correspondence of the people for competent and Baltimore last Friday evening. in these teachers to better lit I hem-1 Mm Bryan, after spend selves. They bold an a pleasant visit to Misses laud, w ho has a host of friends In and around to the de Miss Pearlie is visit- light of us all is Learn fox, of Winter- time here, ville this week. Mrs. Rickey Moore and Miss I. R, spent Wednesday ii. Greenville. Misses and Lillian Which of Monday with relatives. Washington, of more, leave town a visit Than last week was one It ,., . . selves, now an jg a pleasant visit to Misses; tow visit , i- ii l log for the colored Tessie and Anna hone. , ,, . son, of I he , w , ,,,,,,,, agreed ,,,,, , ,,;,.,, ,, ,,,,,,,. , ft. , K. N. Page, of an make several speeches in been visiting M-,. J. Cox week. ballot. candidate, middle west. Chairman s. will be turned to her home in Bethel fa vote lo lion en one ballot. if the Domini Mr. within a i give a ins lime lo I congressional committee, for he hail beard numbers of I committee best ram Mr. i. Ii voice was raised ill the committee of the state say he is one of the in Ike state. Roberts has with- drawn M for for In Ibis district- This leaver the Held .,;, , It lo Hon. II. Small, I , modesty or fear of debate I hat convention which meets In sealed bis lips. The Ural week of mouth bl ii by by both while colored day all along the line of the It. II. a first- educational awakening In this and other stales. Lei every Stocks was in town early body who can by word or deed en- n With courage the colored people lo Jo which be caught to make themselves Up, They were of the legged worthy citizens of a great state. kind. , n. Miss Laura attended at Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sparks received a children, who have been visiting relatives in Rocky Mount, return- ed Sunday. V. B. Staton spent line Mount before sun j Saturday announcing the ought to be done. Our Friend The Young Again. There are today millions i the 30th will Congress Mr. made known I chances young man. Ii his intention that not they not all be on Easy speak during the session. never were. The mobile a policy pursued by man groans and sweats because the of Congress. The reputation trust has knocked higher arc reminded of the the representative from the sec that's the new the National Dem- dull did not suffer, but on I lion lie in luxury because was In and b useful popular. Some I the producer and selling at of his friends twitted him with the profit h bad not n The trust I roll call during the session. he bis victories were scored to her credit when we hear used as national cry. mid see In the he answered as many I that the young man-taints no that Grover Cleveland n-11 call-us any member show for what show to stump the state to place the price on the farmer's When Mr. was product, and then demand his own for Democratic ticket New York. I In presence, to which they at once Their sister died soon their arrival Our people greatly wit Ii Mr. and Mrs. Sparks, both of whom are held in very high es- teem. Misses Rosa and spent in Mill from her visit lo Jack Sat FARMVILLE ITEMS. X. July, I. Miss Carrie Vail, who has has been spending some time here with sister, Mis. G. W. Freeman, re tin today to her home Ply- mouth. Mrs, ti. A. Holland and Miss Pattie Spruill, of Roper, who have been visiting Mrs G. W. Freeman, returned today. Miss Mary Leggett, of is Miss Lou Star May. Miss Lucy Woolen and Mr. Bradley who have been I visiting Miss Lou May. returned I to Wilmington Wednesday. HEARNE CO., Dealers in Staple and Fancy Groceries and Country Produce. Stock Prices Right. Service Prompt Courteous. Agents for Wilbur's Cattle and Poultry Food. AFTER TWO YEARS PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID IN THE III BENEFIT LIE if. OF NEWARK, N. J., YOUR POLICY HAS Lou Value, Value, Insurance, Extended Insurance that works automatically, Is Will lie if arrears paid within on mouth while you are living, or within three years after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence of and payment of arrears with interest. second No Restrictions. Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the of the second each year, provided the premium for the current year lie paid. They may be To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or To make policy payable as an during the of insured. J, L. SUGG, Greenville, N. C. TRIBUTE TO T. C. MANNING. A gentleman at Way Cross, sends the follow- tribute to Mr. T. Manning, who died that town it few days Thomas Manning died Way Cross, Ga., on night of Sunday, July last. His former home was near N. C. He was the son of the lute Mai- calm G. Manning, of Pitt county, and was on November 21st, He was married to Miss Carpenter, C. March 7th, 1897. Hilling tin latter years of his life he resided and did business in Waldo, Fla., and Way Cross, Ga., for one and a half years his death be was proprietor of the Phoenix terms from the manufacturer. The and a I visiting friends Saturday and there was not a rural free d mute lo his district. Now be young a show a good time a cumin i every county lo h marten and will soon have another I profession or his trade and goes in I Harper and Mary Crumpler. of Wash Miss Miry, Jack, is D- A horrible and shocking affair won that of mine of the Rolling Mill mine, near Johnston, Pa., on Thursday, the 10th inst , In which perhaps more, met so a manner. The was canned by an of gas in the mine, overlooked by lire bosses, a- are called, having in charge, as three them were killed the disaster, Saturday was a sad day in many homes in town, the day o. w. Freeman returned Lo Bell- Kate Chapman went a haven Thursday morning. He is in- more. lie must cut out rum and I shopping to Saturday, there on cs. told be kindred folly and get his nose to Minnie Clinard, has Miss made a record ill securing routes the grind stone and work as his been for unite a long while A. pent several days here for bit district. In this and other ; father worked and not half as bard with Mrs. Dr. Cox, will hereafter; visiting relatives the part week. make her home in Oxford. Miss is in town visit Mr. Kitchin Impressed as hi- grandfather worked to make worker. gave la bare existence. Competency Is ii of his time to always in demand and always will Miss Mamie Galloway, to M- the of her many Mrs. Sallie Cobb, of Crisp, came on claims, which frequently be. counterfeit and spent a most pleasant week yesterday to visit Misses Mary and has n great deal of laborious work. The Representative from second Is of coming young of Congress. Mayor's Court. Major II. W. has dis- posed of the following cases during Oral week of his ink Little offering for sale given up almost wholly to funerals and decayed meat, hound over the dead bodies. Too horrible to contemplate are those shocking mine disasters nothing but death and sorrowing heartaches left in their wake. The Chamber of of are taking steps lo induce the Atlantic Coast Line to put on a morning pa-sen limn into over Ibis road, and an evening train out of Greenville is, or might to be in in this movement. A ago when Mr. of the Coast Line, was here lo coaler with a of cit- relative improving the vice and connections of their over to Superior court. Robert bound over conn. Washington Mayo and Oscar Cherry. taken, Mayo bound over court. John Page, drunk down one penny cost, Ton using vulgar and profane on the lined one penny and ports, James Murphy, selling spoiled and decayed over to Superior James Ann and B. T. Bailey, notions and orderly conduct and assault. not gully, others guilty and lined ding when we are He each cost, Applied i I never did care much lo Superior court. I for o no show. In this day of big fortunes and prosperity the people demand the have money to pay for it and it must came. Vet notwithstanding, the young man who will find his place stands all the show he needs and as good a chance to succeed as ever in the world's history. Everything, Atlanta, Ga. If then-are any preachers who are not paid their salaries we suggest that they exhort their congregation these words old colored de life is free; but I axes boa is lei git el, pay fur de Haleigh News Observer. When the with a Panama hit gets lo Heaven he kick on the ordinary soil halo. David pay master U. S. was drowned Ocean View night. us have a white wed. has lo their regret returned to her, home, Grimesland. and Ray West, of Fields The Baptist Mission were in yesterday, held regular services Sunday night., W. It. Pollard returned this An interesting paper was read by morning from where he Mrs. F. O. and a short but has the last ten days, instructive talk by J. B Carroll. Mrs. W. Arnold gave the a enjoyable l ice cream supper Thursday even her home. The have fourteen with Mrs. II. Arnold, BETHEL ITEMS. N. C, July 1903, J. H. i. f, of this place,. Pres. Moore, Sec., Miss Who has to Way Cross, j Reid Trees. They are doing to lie present at his brother's good work. Abraham an Iowa, millionaire, believes college and business is living clone, proposes to donate his millions to establishing for women in distress and homes for aged people. He put it to use. Ho says he got his money from people is going to give it back to the Star. A faint heart may never won u fair lady, but five of have won many a jackpot. Orders for PRINTING are solicited. Best Tom Edison when he gets his storage battery to running can for have an automobile that will not require any oats, bay or grooming, be run at an of about cents n week. This Is somewhat although two that figure lbs original cost will lie impediment in the way of the average who might lie ambitious lobe the proprietor of an automobile do b is own transport at ming- Star. CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE. Oops Destroyed and Killed. Later reports from wind and hailstorm, Tuesday evening, show considerable damage The area covered by hail was fortunately not but so far as it extend, d destruction followed. worst of it seemed to be near Mt. church a little to the north of there. The greatest sufferers were Mrs. Nona Brown Mr. W. J. Flaming, both of whose farms the crops literally ruined. On Sheriff O. W. Harrington's farm several buildings, including stables, were blown down, killing a mule injuring his drive horse. Mr. L. A. Mayo and of bis were caught out in the storm and both were painfully hotel at later place. The re- kindly feeling entertain- bruised by the bail stones, for him by bis patrons bear testimony to unfailing Mr. Dead. courtesy affability which t . . . . . , A message received here Ibis These and , the f other which be possessed were not assumed and j laid aside at will, as occasion of w f might requite but he was , courteous with all . . u . V was i B years old and had been poor health for sometime. She For Job Printing in nil the latest send us your orders. Hi- death resulted a coin plication of beginning with neuralgia of the heart and ending with typhoid fever. He became from one only to be attacked by another. He bore bis entire suffering which lasted for six weeks with dinar courage fortitude, bis solicitude for those in constant at- upon him seeming throughout to outweigh consider- for himself. In all lite, as a citizen, in bus i in his own home circle, Mr. Manning has behind an irreproachable record, no harsh. no unkind memories of vive. services were held parlors the Hotel on the of July bis remains conveyed by to Waldo, Fla., there He has left a widow two small children, rive sisters two brothers, to them the fullest measure sympathy is ex- tended. Such comfort as comes from reflection that chap- of a human life been such as to defy closest scrutiny and the send, it where it may, amidst strife or within the sacred precincts of home has been that of the may well be portion Mr. sorrowing Died. Mr. a young man aged about years, died early this morning of typhoid fever. was a sou of the late Mr. Jesse Smith, and a half brother of Messrs J. S. and The burial took place this I was the widow of late Mr. Belcher, of an aunt of Mrs. W. II. Bag- well, of Greenville. Mrs. Belcher was an excellent woman had a large number of friends around home and here Greenville. burial will take place in the Spear burial ground, near Thursday afternoon at o o'clock. Marriage Licenses. So in July Register of Heeds T. R. Moore issued follow- marriage WHITE O. W. Haddock and Bessie Par- N. and Alice Craw- ford. S. Jennings and Maud A. Leggett. John W. Little and Emily L. Taylor. G. T. turd nor and n C. Coward. II. Jones Lena Bell Little. John Joy tier and Dora Brown. Poisoning the It la through the bowels the body la cleansed of Impurities. Con- these in system, headache, at first, then eruptions Dually illness unless a remedy U applied. Little this h stimulating the liver and bow- el,. These Huh-pill do not act but strengthening the enable them to their u n work. Never or distress, Jno. L. Woolen, A good name Is more to be ed than great riches, but much the same thing a check, came Monday i from South Dakota, where has been traveling several months. Mr. Mis. Charles of Baltimore, who have visit his brother, A. this A HOT DAY Ami Mill DOM lo follow. Whether you j i k i riM in the White or ill cunts in the of Of in you'll you bough on- of lo without com- clothing it is hero in the weight-, the price tend in tin way. many. not you. We wait your finning with perfect M are sure from our will lit you here for your in ITS. ATS THIN STRAW hats. etc. MUCH you need it. THE KING CLOTHIER. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. NOTICE. If i the it is to owl for we request you to settle early as possible, wast YOU owe v ill not keep us waiting for it. This notice is fer those who the murk on their paper. Fruit Jars cheap at S. Samples of the cur- are coming Mr. It. ii tomato weighed PERSONAL Brief Mention People Met I With In the Social World II, 1903. v. o. Danny Monroe D. Davis left this morn- for W. W. turned day evening Charlotte. Plot. J. W. of High school, was here today. Linnie Fleming left Saturday fr j. A. Davis has moved tar- her shop from the a i In one of new Stores j left this on Fifth street. j morning for where she , . i. .- has taken charge a school. Two weeks lo opening B market. Warehouse an- Mrs. O. A. and children should be getting evening a visit to The Sew it and city. The passenger train is Miss Hattie of Winter- bad record so far Ibis week. Near-1 ville, who has visiting Mrs. hours late both Monday K. N. home Sal- evening. A lawn will be held P. B. Hooker, T. E. on of Hooker Messrs O. S. Forbes for benefit of the dist church of that town. There is plenty of talk about Hue crops in all directions. We hope the harvest expectations of the farmers will be met. Parody on M-----Is has Ami left me For bis presence and I bops he'll Ii he don't I'll is- dam It I don't hope he'll away. A. Crops. Mr. J. Q, Bowling made a trip through county last week visiting more than eighty different farms. He says the crops and W. E. Hooker left on day's freight for City. Tuesday, Ola Forbes left this for New York. A. F. Kennedy went to William- today. W. F. Harding left this morning for Chapel Hill. George Hadley returned to La- Grange this afternoon. Miss Blanch Brown returned this morning from Mrs. Pattie Hooker returned from Mrs. who have been visiting her sister Mrs L. left this morn- for I. F. G. Janice, W. L K. W. King, B. F. Tyson, T. King Wingate left Ibis morning to attend the State Con- Misses Lillian Carr, Essie returned this morning from a visit to Miss Susie Perry, of them home for a visit here. J. of is here. M. Jones went road Tuesday evening. E. II. Tuft came home Tuesday evening from W. Bryan and sou, Bonnie went to Hamilton in-day. Miss Lena Matthews returned Tuesday evening from a visit to Baltimore. J. B. Cherry, Br, left Tuesday evening fur Seven Springs and Mr. Mrs A. J. Griffin led this for Norfolk and Beach. L. C. of Durham, is lo taken position as book- keeper warehouse. Misses Vivian Irene Lacy, of Raleigh, arrived Tuesday evening to visit Miss Lottie Blow. Misses Peachy, of Washington City, Miss Mayo Lamb, of Edith of Philadelphia, and Miss Bessie Hen- sun, of Salisbury, guests of Miss at The Firemen. Hope Company held its regular monthly Monday night. There was no business out of ordinary routine except the recommendation for ii t of II as Chief of Fire I Depart men t and a to i Hoard of Aldermen to provide a lire alarm bell. Visiting His Horns. Ensign A. Collen, of V. S. Navy, arrived his old home, where he will Bay delightfully i sever a on waiting orders from the Navy Department. Mr. Cotton, has been absent for over years, during which time be made a trip complete- the world and has wit- participated in stirring scenes in Cuba, Japan, China Philippine Islands and barely I missed a disaster on his voyage lo Sun Francisco. saw where. liner any- Miss Willie left this morning to visit relatives at Smith- re field. Bert left Ibis morning a visit to Chapel Hill and Greens Died in Mu T. C Manning, a native of Pitt and a sou of the late Mr. M. G. of Bethel township, died last week, of at Ga , Where he was of Phoenix hotel. He wee old and leaves a wife and two be- sides bis here in Pitt county. The remains were taken to Waldo, Fla., where he married, for Tom Manning bad host of friends in this section and they regret to learn his death. He was doing a business at Way Cross and held in high es- teem there. Hail and Wind. A telephone message o'clock this afternoon, from Mr. Fleming's, miles from town, says right severe hail storm bad just passed that There was not a great of the hail, but tin- wind down trees, fences, small houses crops as it went. The extent of I he damage could be panned Misses Alice and Emmie Smith left evening for Seven Springs. Mrs. M. T. Com ell left this morning for a visit to Misses Helen Bet tie Tyson left this morning for Wrightsville. c. and children are flatting her pa-1 routs at Snow Hill. L. O, Arthur, S. Forbes and W. E. Hooker this morn- from i-s Margaret Andrews, I'm is visiting her cousin, Mies Carrie Charlie Skinner, who was at home on a visit to his parents, has returned to New York. Miss Julia of who has been Miss Bertha Patrick, returned home today. E. G. left for Beaufort to his family who have been there some days. W. It. Smith and family came Monday evening from Hamilton to again make their borne here. Sunshine Si tor The The sisterhood wee en- by Maggie Doughty Monday, July in a most delight- manner. The meeting at the usual hour and the after which the remain- of the was devoted lo pleasure. The hostess prepared Interesting and amusing ;, leasing contests, the be by Mrs. Perkins. Dainty refreshments were served. All too soon came the hour for dispersing. It was with much reluctance that we bade each other good night. lag W ling f Wild Hog Captured. Friday Gus Forbes captured a wild hog about miles from town. lie was hunting when his dogs jumped something and he thought they were running a fox, and following chase came upon the dogs with bog at bay. The hog put a big light and once Gus had to climb a tree to escape an While the dogs had the bog down slipped out of the tree and a club struck the hog a blow head him. Before animal could recover Gus hail him securely lied took him home alive. The bog has dangerous looking tusks. It is natural that Daughters the should best circles. 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 Bros., E. P. Reed Co., for High Grades. Wolf Bros, and the H. C. God man Co. for Medium Grades ALL THE ABOVE GOODS WARRANTED TO BE LEATHER AT POPULAR PRIORS Remarkable Sale of Reliable Furniture Our great May and June sale of Furniture will make these months memorable ones. Housekeepers, here is an to buy goods at very low prices. Nearly every piece is offered at less than today's price. Great Redaction in China and Japan Mattings Linens and Wash Goods Grand Showing of Novelties in Grass Linens. Embroidered Mulls. Swisses Pine in Visit the Wash Goods Department and see the new fabrics. loan is mi sale at prices which practically below cost. value, all ladies take ad vantage 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. The balance C. Hooker Millinery Stock removed to my Big be sold at Sacrifice C. T. The Big Store N C. S f- xi.