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IN mm You J O THAT Ail Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware AND OF OTHER THING Tinware, . mention come to m tat your Yours to please- Jas. B. White. Hi L. HEALTH INSURANCE The man who Insures life wise his family. The roan who heal Is wise his family . may by It. It Is worth guarding. At the first attack of -.- which generally approaches through the LIVER and itself in Innumerable ways TAKE Pills And save your health. Greensboro Female College Greensboro, N. C. I m Courses. Schools of Art and El Literary Course and all Living Expenses, 1800 par Fall 1808. For apply to H. ROBERTSON. President GEN. ROBERTS OUT OF THE RUN- Hinges, Doors, Rope, For Nails, Locks, Windows, Paints Collars, Plows, Car- Tools, go to H. L door to Rick Ormond i lie place gel Hie best , your supply Of Stationery netting low I If ll la, JOB PRINTING of all kinds in Hie Infest styles and best work Fruit Jars have them in mil sizes iii prices Thin I he is Mill low a l lie lowest Usual we are Best of Everything in the Grocery Line table supplies from n in sure so nave Hi TIER and CHEESE ON ICE GREENVILLE INSOLVENT LIST. In compliance with Chapter Law-of North I herewith certify persons were listed for luxe, be amount opposite their name.- is due the Greenville for the general tux for i year said Hat being Hie list allowed ma a dead removed, by Board of Al- C. Collector. NEW GROCER i LAND I Ill . of Pill j . i l C . . II H I ail l ;. . i , i i. . . n . B. Yd V. C , I tilt I i .;. ii will i i i in Iowa I I . v, in i of Ant it. rim frail c. till . tin i. r . i I . I i . . . in ., I t. ll i i hi Pitt , , f Pal . i In ii i i r ,. . ill i II . I i I . I i. ; . n. . r . , I . . It. II I i . ll, i N i B. . i link l IV. ii in Stale f N . E c Y II i ii k A I'll I l, i if X r In i ii. riM M k r. in R in I if. l I'd n i . N C i k C i is Pa Hue ft K U I In I. I H in, ii. . A Inn In B i k V ii in iv . i n. in I I U in Hunk n one tract tracts in I . is so Hi I n June l r. mm Hi ii I ii i m in I C the Line Def an will , that an m u nil its i . r. I . in, fore loin II I nil that all mini baa keen Issued by against tin said i u at C n . ii, i in v ill--. i a, n id I . , . in ii I- . tin- -i I i r the will III the f C II. I ,. , i. i i Allen. Sim. Alligood, T. Barefoot, I Brown, J. II., W s , Peter, Bryant, ii. Ned. Cog, I. i . gone W. It., Carter Cherry, Eaton, Pol lies, A. A . Jr., Fleming, M , W, E., i ruin, II. Austin, Harris, I., Harris, J. It., gone I'd . gone Johnson, . . . es, W . SI., H. W. II , Bum, King. John, gone King, I-. II . OS BO I Ml I MS Ml I Mi HI Ml I Ml I Ml Ml I Ml J II Ml I Ml Sonic W Roberts, of who i said to have beet the brigadier In the as a tot the for Con in the His . to an extension of the present sup of colored schools with the money of while lax -words if are to gel more money gel now must another argument for his was that is not an ex in either house of Congress now North Carolina. The Demo- com of his was held last week and he sue gelling to endorse his school idea, or, the following was adopted as t substitute for one he That we are opposed to any increase taxation for public unless some method is devised whereby any white race shall be applied to I In- white school fund. Bat report of the of convention, as published in The W. P, Roberts, seeing that defeat inevitable, the convention which he stated that he would withdraw from for Out- grew. His speech was with and do- the methods of conduct the of the county for not supporting bit candidacy for This speech was re plied to by II. n. I. I. Smith an able. nil. left the general standing ground. The applause to Mr. was deafening, This is a rather painful recital, i Roberts wee fin right State Auditor, and for the four of President Cleveland's second was Slates consul Victoria, B. V. His party has done very well by him and he ought not now quarrel lib it for not sending him to Congress. It is often so with men who have bean honored, after they are To the Democratic voters of Pitt county. take of the far Register of Deeds of of course to of the ii Inn it meets. voter since have always tried to do my whole duty as a good and loyal gad if elected I will try to preform the duties of the to the of my ability. Thanking my friends advance for their support, awaiting action of the I the best of Democratic party. Very truly, J. I,. Convention. By order of Executive Com- of Congressional District, a Convention of the Dem- of the First Congressional Dis- iii I railed to me. I at N. Wednesday, July MOt, at p. m. for the of tor W. B. Chairman, Inn. Com. The Baptist Female University Since there so many dates in race for nomination, we rise to say that we all arc spieling II this should be so will be painfully dis appointed. The successful ants will be joyfully disappointed, most of the I .-. up sooner or later to think they will be sue Defeat brings pain there fore. They say I know it is true that outcome of a contest in a convention is very I hey suffer pain at I heir discomfiture. They cannot abide result philosophically. As a rule Convention probably select right men. Not all always and say so, but this is no proof to contrary. We would prepare aspirants for tail most of It is wisest In lie ready to yield without III ill inn r though there has been blundering. Lumber Bridge This is now to nil guides of Job Printing the, latest and most up to date NOTICE TO ii . . , ., i county as n I h ii i i. u m by all r- III . I II . in . and ,., i ti.-,. in, same fin ii. ii In ii i . i n . i . will in- pi, I i auk i Mm i 11.11 II. II. J. In of iii- inn, I.- and Four , ii. and ill, men I i .- for by Full fury all per Session -x Kit Raleigh. TRINITY COLLEGE, DURHAM, N. C, graduate undergraduate courses of study, new library laboratory equip- and gymnasium. Number of students bled in years. Large number of scholarships awarded annually. made to worthy students. very moderate. For address D. Wholesale retail and j J. C. LANIER, III K IN American and Italian Marble II , every Bun- lay, morning and evening. Pray- Wednesday evening Rev. Booth, pastor. Sunday- school a. m. St A. Allen superintendent. every Bun lay, morning and evening. meet lag Wednesday evening. Ker. If. SI. Kure, school s. m. L. II. Fender, thin Rev I. i Morton, pastor a. m. K. B. en- F. H. Hard Minister. Morning and even- prayer with sermon every let and 3rd Sunday. Lay services every 2nd and lib Sunday. Sunday-school a. m. W. B. B. Brown, Litany every Wednesday a. in Preaching second, fourth Sundays in each mouth Prayer meeting Wednesday night. Rev. D. W. Davis, pastor. school P. St., W. R Parker, superintendent. regular services A. F. ft A. M. No. and hi Monday evening. E. K. fin. W. M. J. No. Meets every evening. L. O. W. B. Atkins, gee K. of River Lodge, Ni. mi-is every Friday evening, C. S. L. son, K. of It. R. Vance Council, No meets every Thursday even- W. II. Wilson, Secretary, J. S. Regent. A. O. Council. No. , meets every first third nights in Odd Fellow Hall. J. Z. Gardner, Worthy Chief; H. Smith, Sec I. O. Conclave No RIO, meets every second and fourth Monday nights Odd Hall. W. M. Wilson Smith -W design i will on cation. Sled . Patrick in, Isaac s. , w. II A. II . gone i dead lead Dr. D Denial -nil, N, Is AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. industrial Education A combination of Theory and Practice, o Hook and Manual Work in Engineering, Mechanic and Cut ton Full i I'm --es assort special Tuition room, a . a iii. Ii Now buildings BOO. the A ft M. WINSTON, N. C. I ii i WHEN WANT nods. Confections, Mrs. L. H. WHITE, Black X. Una all -ii I Country bought a cash or in for r. John, Ricks, W. U. A., i Win. Spell, B, L , Wane, I N. II., Webb, Win., Slack. William-, Ml MS Ml I Ml Ml I Ml I Ml I Ml I Ml Ml I PA I Ml I Ml I Ml I SO Ml Ml Ml I Ml Ml Ml Ml Notice. Teachers if Pill To tin The Institute for teachers of Ibis county will be held beginning on Monday, July and son- two weeks. The law com- and you are lief I to do so. Should you fail to attend continuously ibis in yon will be debarred Ibis for one year. notice and govern yourselves W. It Supt. Schools, June HO, DOMINION Wire and Iron sold Dealer. Cash paid work sad reasonable Fur, Col Ion Seed, Oil Bar-1 Turkeys. Egg, etc. Bed- Oak Suits, lit Co Carts, de, Lounges, Safes, P. Gail Ax High Key West Che- roots, Henry George Cherries, Apples, Pine Syrup, Jelly, Milk, i . Flour Sugar, Meat, Soap,, lA-, Magic Matches, i ion Seed and Hulls, Gar- tin Seeds. Orange, Apples, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, j complete in every -a the price N. C. Prunes, and price as low and China Ware, Tin and Highest market I Ware. Cakes and Crackers, Mac i ,, produce. UNIVERSITY OP NORTH CAROLINA The Head of tin- system . . Cheese, Rest Butter, New Royal Sewing Machine-, and nu in runs goods. Quality and Com sea me S. M Phone -W IN J. W. CO. Va. tors a- d handlers o Bagging, Tie and Bags. and shipments solicited. paid for country produce. ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD . . Ha, ISM Ar L. Id. IT i Km Ll Ar Lt ll H a ;, a i a ll mi as I OS M r. u. u at is I Io as I Aft SO S. II II I It is is I'M AM SI AM t l IS I ll II I It I SI I COREY, ------DEALER IN------ -A GENERAL LINE OF m a iii hi I IT I A U PM ll AH III I It I., a a P M I SI II M T IV . Wilson Ar Hoot, Monti Tarboro Tarboro Ar I'M i IS IN III III I M I'M A S t OS If I it fits AH PM PU I to II to . II I ll T l II II II I It Ai ilk-nit Law, In Iii, North Carolina County i SI. i. f, P will I nodes -in i i mid In iii, aim Loan fir needy Students N, Water Work, System. fall S, Address V. President Iii, ii,,. Hill, N. Carolina by to in tin- sad will i fake he it la nut term Shim of mid o t flat in in in N. and In On In i i will t nit or the . id I., ii. in mi ii. tin July, D. Clerk Superior BROS. I CO. Norfolk. Va. leave Washing- Ion daily at A. M. for ville, leave daily at U for Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Philadelphia, New York Boston, Aurora, Creek, Quarter, and all for Hie West with rail roads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old H. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Ray Line Chesapeake S. Ci. from Baltimore. Mer- Line from Boston. 1st steam Guide w ill e Washington a. in. Tuesday, Thursday and Sat for leave. coke B a in. for on Moil div, The leaner will leave at during July and August, for J. The Dixie published by R, at Albany, ;, page monthly journal i to poultry, a in which people are more profit and interest, will send Fancier free fir a year to any Io who pays a year's mil advance Ibis month. Administratrix Notice. as on t lie Ml if Pill N. C nil to said arc to make immediate all having in mil tin in twelve date hereof, this will I u bar of he r, May . a of Julius K V. Cos, Line of Hardware. TO SEE ME. J. B. Cotton Buyer and Broken In i. Cotton. Grain and Private Wire to New K. District supt. Chicago and New Orleans. Washington, N. C U. H PATENTS ft ml How of f III I-- , U S D C North Foremost The Charlotte Observer DAY IN YEAR. CALDWELL A. TOMPKINS. J. P. CALDWELL, Editor. OBSERVER Receives largest telegraphic new service delivered to any paper Washington Atlanta, and its special service is the greatest ever bundled by a North Cam- paper. SUNDAY OBSERVER con- -i-is of Hi or page, I lo a large made up of mailer. SEMI WEEKLY ER printed Tuesday and Friday l per year. The largest paper Carolina. Sample epics on application Add real THE Charlotte, N. C. Main leaves Ion a i m leaves n leaves p in. p i p urn leaves lies ii a in, a m, lied s. in. Mills am, in, Rope Mills ii in, I p H at train Mt the Carolina Central . I, at with lbs Had Springs A SI with the Air Line and Southern Hallway at with the Durham sad Chariot fa It ail Train II I s m, a as, Hall; ll II SB. Trains leave melon s ill a m and l i, m, II III MM s m a p m. t m m, . sod pm. Tarboro II m, Bonds, F t St p bi I . m, Saints,, t SB BIS. and I l OS Train N hi h ft OS a in . T s I SI a a. Train on lull Mount a p m, ii so a m. I as p bi. M fl If III p a am. It a t So i in. I,. n Warsaw tot Hilton Sums,, I IS sail I I la but ,, ii Train Mu W s.- its Pie II M. EMERSON, J. It. K Manager. T. M. I II to a Mai B Order for JOB ate Best All News P St a Year The Eastern Reflector D. J. TRUTH TO Tuesday and VOL. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C., TUESDAY, JULY NO. a Year Ricks Wilkinson The man who is hardest to please is the one we are to have enter our store. pleasure our for e in i matter he within reason, he gad it In re. i- ban- always been Me to ll. such our business has to its our tar larger ever before, but our has betas e till have ii dig if Includes stile Hint is this season. We are reducing if the i- no use delaying j. purchases any longer. This we Have made a selection of Superb Sack Suits for made up from the newel a. patterns, the very deigns, and worth TA from ,,, our price i--. We those Suit- . . . ,, .,,,. , We have forth. . up A swell Hails are worth H. w art nu and MS, T CA mi g. At the on Straw i-no Straw i to ,.,,. in old or hat. of Monty Our The price at which primings in Carolina are but they are no higher, grade con- than pi ices ruled for the old crop the several mouths. is advance with opening of year. new crop from to end as much as old did pail of season, growers should lie A good in like from present put a lot in in Ibis section of country. Winston Tobacco Journal. July Comforts. II is not for UR issue between Senators matter of pus game amend to I lie leaders have it mind to play fall. We refer Io the mailer to any that we hope there will be no reopening of race contention that has dis tressed us so in itch in past. I However may at last dis- pose of the is a right- j eons will lie, if left alone, a blessing to whole bode no to either of i he I parties to attack If we r matter aright all classes, if the political agitators are j are It aid will glad to see stand. There are is- enough of ample importance without dragging this now settled unit lot into bar Bridge New. it I N d the month f July there is no need of your going to the mountains or seashore to keep cool, come to our store and gel some of those Thin Fabrics that run the mar- from in the shade to temperate in the ran, and save money by staying home and keeping cool. We in stock the necessary for hot weather, and no matter how low the price this rule is never K GUARANTEE WHAT WE sell only we guarantee, so yon run no risk in goods from u. We have some bar gains in ladies Shin Waists, and Dress Goods. THE PLATFORM. Tl your is one we almost to call intention IS SOAP. We the nicest Toilet Soaps we can buy. Pure goods highly from to per cake. Ricks Wilkinson Care Cut Ill time to commence canning. We have the ROYAL Its, by every teal perfect vacuum, all no metal in with fruit, line clear gloss, handsome square shape and full measure. Bethel High School. II ilk C A strictly Preparatory School. Prepares Our J W Principal, MISS GRIMES, MRS, J- W. Music Art. 81.50 Art, 2.25 Music, including rent, 8.00 foe, per year, Hoard moderate. For further particulars address J. W. SHERRILL, Principal. THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE i. to for mm Hi., in. l. i ft Primary Advanced, Literary. Classical. Scientific Industrial Pedagogical, s. In i I W I'm I In fin- In, mails N. C. J IN GREENVILLE Lt. Cotton and alway on hand Fresh goads kepi M hand. and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. THE GREENVILLE CO. of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior for Fine Modern Cheap solicit your patronage and . III The lawn teas and other entertaining proves hard on glassware that I must used frequently in breezes dust. It for the cut glass carafes, which will probably greater demand than any Other glassware, the ice water and the summer beverages j The glass will soon acquire a dingy, cloudy look unless is in j cleansed at regular in-1 For cleansing inside, of carafe it half full of strong I ammonia water and place In this some small pieces of then vigorously and clean wale . This will re- move every possible stain from summer well as the dingy-looking rims stain glass standing Witter. For the of the cut glass use a small brush an old tooth- brush will be the best if arc stilt. every pan glass with a pure soap tubbed on brush; then scrub with clean water , all soap is rinsed away, and set glass aside to dry rubbing and the cut glass will shine like i lei An Ancient Cold Mint. A mine was evidently worked by the natives u thousand years ago has lawn discovered in Italian protectorate at southwest, in end Red Sea. ate seven and Other workings and tool of various kinds. Italian Gov- will long pended Ref- old. Our Grocery Department is every day. The lineal Butter Cheese ice. Phone us for what you J. B. Cherry Co. The Only Department Store in GREENVILLE- FOR We added Supply to our business and will sell anything in this ii- very low, See us when in wain of Globe and Anglo Standard and Angle Valves, Check Valves, Water Oil Cube, Air Cocks. Hancock U. S. Cocks, Pipe all Fitting all sizes. COMPLETE LINE OP Packing, Bolt, Gaudy Bait Leather Belt, Belt Belt Hooks, SOLE AS guarantee to give satisfaction In styles and work. Please send your to Co. GREENVILLE, the it i through the bowels bod i- cleansed Impurities, i on III III.- causing and -I- , mill serious Illness nu vent tins I,, stimulating the liver now- el,, lentil in tin bowels enable and Farm Garland Cook Stoves. Never Woolen. BAKER a Follow is the platform by the Democratic Slate coo- We congratulate the people of Carolina upon the adoption of the amendment to our State and upon benefits that have resulted there from and we pledge Io faithfully maintain it by every legitimate means and de- the Republican party hall declare its purpose either to accept it. and until it Is accepted as a finality all panics we declare i; the duty of the white people to together lot its protection. The Democratic g the intelligence, the virtue and the of the people of the Stale recalls With pleasure entire scandals during administration public affairs and advancement has been made amongst us in all industrial lines. have agriculture and promoted manufacturing and have given to capital full security and have pro rights labor. We pledge the to a fair and system of taxation and we de- all subjects of taxation shall bear the just and equal pro- per ion of burdens of govern renew our pledges for extension and Improvement of the public school system of the Slate, so it may keep pace the needs and people and point with pride to the great I impetus and progress in Ibis great j work during last veins call Io fuel Ibis year, for lime in history of the Slate, every school district has been able Io maintain a public months as required by the constitution. We the permanent prosperity of the people of this Stale depends largely upon construction and maintenance m.,; roads and we pledge the party Io the hearty support of all wise Io end. We commend and endorse ad- Charles P. Aycock and other Slate officials for faithful execution of the party's promises Insofar as the same has been possible thus early in their terms of We likewise extend our and endorsement to United Slates Senator F. M. Simmons and loom Democratic Representatives Id Congress and congratulate them and people of the Slate for I their faithful and official services Io the Stale in councils oft he I lion. We affirm our allegiance to Democratic party and its aw enunciated In its national platform. denounce the policy of imperialism us Inaugurated by the Republican national I nil and declare ii Io be form of government with to very existence the republic. We denounce as oppressive and illegal i in of capital ii a . I rusts monopolies throttle in destroy the gen should in commercial world. the deceptive and Lorn of Republican I I j in Congress the I existences of trusts its re- legislation restrain- n j; to enforce in good laws against I hem In full ii I brunt of the gov- it. . ;, i on . present pis and pro upon I hi p. pie the party, Corn removes from the soil largo quantities of Potash. The fertilizer plied, must furnish enough Potash, or the ml will lose its pro power. . s WORKS, and demand to the end that all unjust shall I removed and especially upon necessaries of life. Its provisions enable trusts to ex- from people unreasonable profits and their products to consumers at ho i e at greater prices in arc charged the same goods to the foreign consumer. We lie- therefore, all such made goods be placed on free list. We favor establish- of the Appalachian Park and urge it our Senators in Congress their best effort to secure is establish- We again appeal to the people with a confidence that it is only from the Democrat party there can lie expected an efficient administration of i he government of the State, and point pride to its past history in the administration of affairs of State, and challenge a comparison with the of fusion and Republican rule. promise the people of the state a continuance of that honest, safe, conservative and economical gov- which has always rule and pledge our best efforts for the advance- of material prosperity mi happiness of the whole e favor making all nations by our party for Slate and district officers by primaries is hereby instructed to formulate a system lo regulate primary nation for Senate all Stale district we demand the enact- General Assembly of appropriate legislation for the reg- such i that an b shall not be required of any voter in such primaries; that the executive is in- net id call at such time as they think wise a primary to a Slates Senator to Senator but such primary shall not be held the lay of general Vim Days. time is the lire living out doors. healthier place for tin-in. Non to guard against ll. Incidental to most open Nil for quickly stop. or removing i-., a. . Fur em-, scalds u, mini. u Wilt's Witch i Halve sores cuts II. t Witt, x. i- He heal on ii., Sure for piles skin J. Wooten. Dizzy Then your liver isn't acting well. suffer from bilious- constipation. Pills act directly on the liver. For years they have been the Standard Family Pill. Small doses cure. BUCKINGHAM'S

i . mi w- THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. UNUSUAL D. I. SB II H. 1909. AND TOWN BUILD- INC. re- in- growth id least a ewe of new enterprises log in gate people. This would an increase population of probably or more, the lines of man- include everything lo from a wheelbarrow up to the highest grade of goods town build- go baud in baud. at a town building up rapidly, and you will are numbers of Industrial enterprise, and not necessarily large ones, either, which are continually going up. They serve to attract new people to the town, thus providing ins- for all new Industrial enterprises draw new population, tile increase of demands more business es and more dwellings, more business and more dwellings mean more taxes, more town more advantage. u every way. But the to be derived from a goodly supply of enterprises cannot be estimated In dollars and cents, so manifold and varied are they. Hut it will argued that there is no need to manufacture things unless there can be a market for them. This is a argument in Yet it i a truth that there never was n thing made that could not be sold If the proper effort were And If a thing have merit is will surely a market and at a g- mar- gin of too. These are facts, not theory. They have been demonstrated to the entire faction of all who have ed the matter. HEED THIS ADVICE. The Democratic should counsel comes for I be rake of harmony. Stop abusing every Democrat who does not think as do or favor your candidate for Congress, Gov- or President. Grant to the same right you reserve for yourself. Don't think it is the essence of Democracy to always be abusing banks and like financial institutions, transportation com- and manufacturers. Let us give them their s, but do not let them oppress the Do not stir up between capital and labor, but respect the rights of both, remembering that in all Conflicts between the two both Herald. Good advice is this, and sensible. But it would seem with many that the only way to become popular with the masses were to abuse every one who bold a contrary opinion, to condemn financial institutions, and all like concerns, assuming apparently the most abject ignorance as being inseparably associated with the great masses of our people. Yet it is a notorious fact that they are more discriminating in their tastes ever before, and are long to be fooled the fulsome ll of the demagogue, with his loud assurance of love for the dear pen Pie. in Halifax I folds killed and two is knocked la- sensible by a of The same paper also contains an account of a similar fatality in section where three white. persons were killed severe- stunned by the shook. Already many people have unusual number of resulting from lightning, the cause. year will memorable in history for the frequency and I calamitous nature of the mine and the largo number of caused by electric s. Hair Falls I tried Vigor my hair from falling. a bottle cured J. C. Baxter, It Hair Vigor is certainly the most preparation of its kind on the market. A little of it goes a long way. It doesn't take much of it to stop falling of the hair, make the hair grow, and restore color to gray hair. lilt a All If your apply yon, I and we will you a lie and name of your J. . Lowell. Mao. CLARK. CONNOR. WALKER. For for In closing a long editorial on the mistaken ideas people have con- , . i , , Named for Supreme Court hydrophobia and kindred. . troubles belonging peculiarly to family the Richmond Dispatch makes this very The Democratic Stale and sensible Greensboro this is not saying that our nominated the following city dog catchers should not be in exterminating worthless curs that roam our streets. Aside of from the remote possibility of Associate Justice some one of them being Infected fro, ; with the germ of rabies, severally Wilson. and Collectively they are an For Associate Justice of Pu- nuisance, of their habit of making night , Walter, of Mecklenburg. . For Corporation Commissioner, This bail stones-as-bit of Wake, gas eggs, has to go way back Y of sit down now. The wild wool West scoops iii the prise by The was a large one. a report from out in Minnesota county in the State being that during a storm hail nine in fell. represented. Judge Clark's was by an overwhelming vote on first ballot. Judges Connor were presented the nomination for Associate The state convention has Justice from the East, and the and the candidates are named, i vow close. Connor win- Now the thing to do is put aside all l . , , , ., . votes on first ballot. Walker was He that the . , nominated for Associate Justice let harmony .,, .,,, throughout the rank tile of I won for Corporation I Fresh Gossip From Near-by Vicinities .,. . by Our an I I t r REFLECTOR NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS I the country. girls. enjoy very their sweet face-. I. Y. Holiday spent NOTES. N. C, July tires have been miles northeast -i for the last We are glad lo b Mr. J. T. DOOM with us again. Miss Carrie his been visiting her mother, at James ville, retained Friday. J. J. Mon- two day-, caused no by , , ., . , , , ,,, day for to the sparks from in engine of the Beau I ,, State Convention. Miss Lizzie of who has been visiting Mrs. J. W. Mayo, returned to her Mon- day. We regret to see her leave very much. Will Franks and Mr. of Norfolk, were on our streets Tues- day. We all had a very pleasant n light sail Tuesday night on the gas Myrtle which was enjoyed very much by all. l was given in honor of the visiting girls. left ibis for the western part of the state. Jim of Charlotte, was with while this morning. Mrs. J. O. Proctor and little daughter went to Greenville today. HEARNE CO., Dealers In Staple and Fancy Groceries and Country Produce. Stock Fresh. Trices Right. Prompt and Courteous. Agents for Wilbur Cattle and Poultry Food. furl Lumber Co. Th tires are very damaging to our farmers and they th be l some Bo are their and destructive in result they arc proving a monotonous indeed to our farmer friends. Some means should be brought by which this nuisance would be bed c. M. of Greenville, was here Frank Craft, of has been visiting relatives near here for the last two or three days. It is not altogether an increase in wages that has product d such a lovely smile on the face of W. Harper, but of a little Miss at his home no doubt has a great deal to do with it Any nay Johnnie is smiling. Miss Ethel Powell, arrived yesterday morning and will several days with COUsin, Miss Miriam Johnson. and Selie Johnson, Springs, spent the day here visiting at the borne I O. . up to of their uncle, J. H. Johnson. dale a few Mrs. George and child- of of arc visiting Sunday in town, sister, H. Dixon. Miss Mamie Tucker, of Norfolk, Croom, of Kinston, it Monday and Tuesday with AYDEN NOTES. N. C , July Miss Lizzie Anderson came home Sunday evening. She has been visiting her sister near Farmville. K. V. Cox spent yesterday in AFTER TWO YEARS PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID THE HI III INSURANCE OF NEWARK, N. J., YOUR POLICY HAS Loan Value, Cash Value, Paid up Insurance, Extended Insurance that works automatically, Is Will lie re-instated if arrears be paid within month while you arc living, or within three years after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence of payment of arrears with interest. second No Restrictions. Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the beginning of the second and if each succeeding 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 lifetime of insured. J. L. SUGG, Greenville, N. C. the party Hon. W. W. of the fifth Congressional district and i Hon. W. of the fourth, have both been by acclamation at the conventions of their respective districts. Commissioner on first ballet and was nominated by for Superintendent of Pub- instruction Greensboro took care of the cow vent ion in splendid manner and delegates were delighted with i; as a meeting place. AT HOME. Miss Lottie Blow- Entertain in Honor Her Tun The hospitable home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Blow, on Pitt street, was the scene of one of the most delightful social events the week on Thursday evening last, when Miss Lottie Blow entertained in honor of her guests. Misses Irene Lacy and Vivian two of Raleigh's winsome and at- tractive The young hostess, assisted by her guests, received in the draw room. In the spacious ball Mrs. N. S. and Miss Louise Latham served delicious punch, after which the party entertained by a very auction -ale of the young men present, some of whom brought fabulous prices, being Indicative Mr. Mm. Dead. About Friday evening Mr. William Whitehead died at his two half mile from Mr. Whitehead was la his year, and in poor for some lime. He suffer- ed a stroke of paralysis last Jan- and was never well since. Mr. Whitehead was a remark- able man. He was a and always lived on the farm. In the prime he was very successful and was said to be the wealthiest man in Pitt county. His wealth consisted chiefly In at one time he owned sixty odd farms. As the years went on he became w hat is termed poor, in a time when lands had depreciated greatly in value, be was considerably In- in debt moat that he had was sold under execution. ,,.,,. , , esteem m Ills debts were largely ;,,,,,, , . , . , , , s bachelor brotherhood is here. Gordon Johnson is a visit to friends in Handy A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. have just I u new truck that will be known as This truck inn be successfully used in tobacco or cotton and will be found to he valuable around yard. hey expect to put of on the market this Workmanship and durability Mrs. W. Smith. She has gone to Kinston to visit relatives. J. It. Cherry passed through Tuesday night for Seven Springs and of Greenville paid us a cull Tuesday. It. B. of was in Tuesday J. J. came down Farmville and spent the day day. Mrs. W. F Hart spent Sunday the Josh and Miss Lama C. M. Jones, of Greenville, was guaranteed. They w ill be aide to here Tuesday night. Oil a good lot of orders Monday W- a machinist and Tuesday, Price from Greenville, spent a few days men would keep their money The farmer es- Ayden Lumber Co. docs not want bis money W. 1- H lo be Idle. It w ill longer vested ill ll Tar lice Wagon or. Curt manufactured by the A. G, church Cox Mfg. Co. than anything else Sunday. that can be thought of. staler Miss Sam White, of Greenville, here We hear Mil-V very prominently spoken of as a been visiting in Lo Grange for the suitable candidate for the Demo- g- ham ti for Treasurer. We gin-.- Sammy would make a good one. Now painting trucks is over with, our friend Allen Hal is happy, and he has a smile from early morn dewy eve. Allen is a happy boy. WASHINGTON LETTER. Washington, C. July is that meets the visitor in Washing ton who attempts to enter the White House and many have expressed serious disappoint- their to inspect the home of the President, Hut it should prove some compensation to loyal Americans lo know Hint for the first lime 1881 the While House is receiving a renovation. Those who have visited the building in recent years can to the necessity for such an overhauling. As the wealth and greatness the country have increased the demands on the executive mansion bare grown and for some years its accommodations have not been sufficient to secure to the and bis family that comfort and privacy to which they are entitled. The office force has grown constantly and new rooms had to be coin cried into Offices until but a small portion the second floor of the was available for residence poses ordinarily more than I rendering every assistance possible , at Democratic headquarters. Sen- called your correspondent's attention to the fact that be offered In the Senate an amendment to the Permanent Census bill which provided for the very publicity for the trusts which was recommended by the President in his message and that the amend- was defeated by a strict party vote. Representative offer- ed a amendment in the House and Representative Bell, of Colorado, offered a bill for con- trolling the trusts based on bis vat ions as a member of the Commission, bat all of these were defeated by republican voles or influence. In view of these facts, Senator regards it as little short of ludicrous that the lent should attempt to mislead the people as to the real relations of the republican party to the trusts, after Congress has adjourned and just before I. is believed in Washington that Senator has been in- to go to Paris in connection with the Panama Canal title and Au Erie, Pa., crank comes for- ward with the discovery that there arc M wen in heaven, and cites the Bible for proof. That man the sent, he born with. How would It be heaven without women t as in this particular he was to a fault, being known that be would stand security for almost anyone. While be had sufficient left to live on, he never accumulated much after his failure and does not leave much of an estate. He was buried at the home place this afternoon at o'clock, service being conducted by- Rev. N. Booth. Charity and Children gets the following- We were soberly asked t he other day why chickens are the pious in the world, and the matter up despair, informed that a large number of them arc lay members, and many of them enter the ministry which easy enough to under- stand when you get the hang For Job Printing in all Hie latest send us your orders. held by the young ladies. Dr. played of auctioned in his Own amusing, Inimitable manner. The hist price, a very handsome picture, was awarded to Mr. Richard While, the to Dr. It. L. Carr. The sale being over each girl es- by her purchase repaired to the dining ball where dainty re- were served by Mrs. and Miss Blow. Nut until a late hour did the bid their reluctant good night with the sin- wish of many the happy occasion. Among those present were Mis- Vivian Lacy, Nell Skinner, Cobb, Ada Woolen, Nina James, May Belle While, Louise Bessie Jarvis, Bruce Forbes, Elizabeth Lizzie Jones, Emily Tyson, Lillian Cherry, Sophia Jarvis, Bessie Pat- rick, Bertha Patrick, Mary GRIMESLAND ITEMS. N. C, July Mr. Bore filled his regular appointment Sunday night. Tom Wharton, of Washington, is here this week working BLACK JACK ITEMS. July Hi, John Mil's has been deliriously since Friday. Miss Nan has spending some time at Jesse returned home Sunday. Little Miss Lula Master Calvin Stokes spent last week their grandfather's, Calvin Mills G. W. Bill gave us a pleasant call Sunday evening. Nan was visiting Miss Annie White Sunday. Misses Skinner Dump Nelson, spent a short while with Alston left Tuesday for Miss Lucy White Saturday. Greensboro to attend the Slate Tyson's that got Convention. Beverly a stump last and J. A. week is very well. Harrington, of Ayden, were here Mrs. L. H. White daughter Monday. Miss Lucy, went lo Washington John went over the, Monday, river Sunday. Eli is his town Is again full of visit- Mrs. Calvin Mill. half of first was open Wood is to be made the public during certain hours nil th the day. When the present Evidently Mr. is included to follow ex- is completed and the . Office building, which is standing the equally judicious in their selection. elected just West of House, is finished the entire sec- will lie to its original purpose, a residence the President his family. The answer of the United States Accident. Mr K. mere was painfully though not Steel Corporal ion, burned by the explosion as the Steel Trust, filed in kerosene lamp last Tuesday New Jersey Courts and Mr. on getting by Mr. Schwab and other went of the has set the out the had gentlemen at democratic quarters to work making some in- burning all night. Taking lump up in his hands, he blew In Mary Medearis Mrs. G. B. Hughes. Messrs. Hooker, Tom Hooker, Mayo, Vii, James. Frank Wilson, W. B. son, Sr. V. . It. Wilson, Jr. While, Newton, Jones. King, Stewart Carr, Dr. Can, C. S. Forbes, Fred Forbes, Dr. Moore, You place your orders with The for Job Printing with full assurance of getting the best to had money. Another mine horror is reported from Pennsylvania ii which persons lost their lives by an ex- of powder in a mine. High Grade JOB done here. Send us your orders. t is noticed, among other Hie Democrats of this State are nominating some good material for the Superior Court bench this They do well lo have a this matter, for judge j ship is a highly important position only the most capable lawyers should be for it. The pres- Carolina bench has been lowered of late years; it is a pleasure to see evidences a Observer., deduct ions. Mr. Schwab the chimney to pat it out and It says the of the instantaneously in bis amount to binning both bin bands and that the net of the eon arc J per annum. He further states that these profits could be reduced per cent and still leave ample to pay interest the company's bonds and provide its sinking funds, these charges amounting to but it will be remembered, which is charging American man and ship builders from thirty to thirty live per cent more for the steel they ore compelled to use than it is charging British and other for the same material. When Richardson, of Tennessee, offered a bill in House which provided for removal of the duty on goods made by trusts, cans charged him with desiring to wreck American industries. The duty steel will average forty live per cent so that how far this charge was tho truth may be easily seen. Senators and are In Washington are and the burning oil ran over bis carpels setting lire to them and but for assistance which was present be in all lost his dwelling and all that was in it. Mr. seems to lie unfortunate with his hands, has had both badly cut in a cotton gin Sentinel. ORIGINAL OBSERVATIONS By The Virginia, Few bathers know the danger of the under toe. The tree of troth is often hacked by falsehood acts. J it is now seasonable, we can say that summer at home and mer abroad. The most attractive and best paying creature in life's museum is humbug. We call that good husbandry when a widower in clover weds a widow in weeds, A HOT DAY Ami till there's more to follow. Whether you are picking i Um in the Mountain dreams in the valley of th- Wyoming, or sweltering In town, you'll you bought one cool, Nobody ought to go without slothing H is all everything to the light weights and the price doesn't stand in tho way. We have many. Why nut yon. We wait your coming with perfect confidence, as we sure from our extensive assortment we will tit you satisfactorily. Corns here cool-is In SUITS, TROUSERS, THIN UNDERWEAR, STRAW hats, etc. DON'T BRING MUCH don't need It. THE KING CLOTHIER. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. If time a MARK i the margin of paper it lo remind you you owe Tin; for sad you to early as W J YOU own and Will nut keep waiting for it. . This notice for who find tho mark on their paper. Fruit M. Stole league has gone lo pieces Seekers of small change are more numerous than the change. The town is occasionally filled with smoke from forest fires. The farmers are the i people now cm on baud. Some of the got good in pro- portion. One thing sure, if the weather don't get cooler soon it will con- mighty warm. People may the sunny side of life, but the shady of the street suits them best now. The local business man who falls to advertise in is the loser. Folks read this paper. The Pitt delegates have returned from Stale convention at Greensboro and report a warm lime, Mr Dunn brought The a egg Saturday it is about size half- moon shape. Cherry says the fishing and cool breeze at are extra line. The round trip from is By Moonlight. The Sunshine Sisterhood had a moonlight excursion down to Bed Thursday on Mr. G. B. pis Nina. They served refreshments at the banks and had a delightful trip. When it was learned this morn- Supreme Court ticket nominated by the Slate convention was Connor and Walker, a wit remarked is C. C. W., a case of carry- concealed the There is hardly a doubt but opposition ticket will Sympathy. Whereas, God has seen fit in His providence to sadden the homes of three of our sisters by removing from earth father or mother, therefore re- solved, lat. That we the members of the Sunshine Sisterhood extend to each of our bereaved sisters our heartfelt sympathy point them to the Savior us their source of comfort in this sad hour. 2nd. That a copy hereof be entered upon OUT minutes, a copy sent to each of the sisters, and published in The Reflector J. Perkins, j Com. Miss PERSONAL S Brief Mention of People net f With in the Social World July Mrs. M. I is sick. J. I. Gillis, of came in Wednesday evening. O. I. and child left this morning for Black Mountain. Miss Mary Lucy loft Wednesday evening from Kinston. J. n d Minnie, returned today from Miss Martha Dudley left this morning to visit friends at Au lander. Miss Nellie Lawrence left this lo visit relatives at Ports- mouth, Va. Mrs. G. left this morn- for Black to visit her parents. Edward Greene, who h id spending a few days here, left Wednesday evening. Mr. Mia. J. O. left this morning for to visit the parent. J. J. Cherry grandson, Willie, and H. King today Henry and little son, Henry, returned Wednesday even- from Philadelphia. Robert Howard, of who has been visiting bis sister, Mrs. J. G. returned home today. Robert Harris, of Wilmington, who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. J. A. Ricks, left Wednesday evening. F. G. James, AV. L. Brown. R. W. King. B. F. Tyson and II. T. King returned Thursday evening Slate con at Greens T. W. Skinner came in Thurs- day evening from Danville to gel ready new tobacco season. He will buy on Ibis market for If. On. today. Mrs. left this mom for T Matthews came over this morning Kinston. j. Garden returned Friday evening from Virgins Heath. Mrs. A. returned evening from a visit to Henderson. J. W. Bryan and children Friday evening from Ham- Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Fl and son came home this from Morehead. Misses Fannie and Gladys Fleming let this morning for X. A. of Greensboro, spent today here, on bis way lo Tarboro on a business Miss Bessie Harding came home Friday evening from where she is teaching, to remain until Monday. Mis, Susie Moore, of Mount, who has been visiting family of J. I. Moore near here, returned home today. Carr, formerly with Bank of Greenville, has a position with the Greenville Blinking and Trust Co. T. B. who is to be one of buyers for American To- Co. here the coining season. came in Friday evening son. Rev. and M rs. M. Eu re, M r. and Mrs. J. A. Brady, Misses Delia Fannie Moore, Hooker, and 3.3. Cher- W. H. Tucker, Z. V. Hooker and Lonnie Fleming left today for Be Careful. This is the season for much care around tobacco barns. The loss of a bat n and contents by lire not infrequently knocks the profits Off a crop. Excursion 28th. Get ready for Hatch ex from Kinston to Norfolk the returning nearly two days in the city. The fare Greenville is Mrs. Mary of Ply- mouth, arrived today to keep house for the family of Prof. W. H. Miss Cox, of Selma, win has been visiting her sister, Mi- ll. II. Carr, retained home Archie Can going with bi W. F. Evans returned day evening from Knoxville, where he had been attending the Southern Association. IS, R. o. returned this morning Norfolk. Jesse left this morning for Norfolk and Virginia Beach. Miss Philips, of Kinston, is visiting Miss Kettle Tunstall. Mrs. II. C. Hooker and child left Thursday evening for Q range. It. M. has taken a position as with L. M. the depot. Rev. F. A. Bishop left this morning for Hyde county and C. D. wife and Miss Rosalind, returned on todays freight from Seven Springs. D. Haskett has taken a as book keeper with the Greenville Manufacturing Co. Herman Sutton, of Kinston, spent Thursday here with his uncle, H. A. Sutton, left for home today. Might Rain Again. Pardon suggestion, but as rain is badly needed how do for the junior Daughters of the Confederacy to another lawn party. It is clattered lo have rained every lime they undertook one. Virginia. Motion, former pastor of the Brian churches at Tarboro and Greenville, has ac- a call the church at Pu- Va. In a note to Mr. Morton says his next will be his last visit to Green- ville. He makes me sad to think of It. I shall always remember gratefully the people Greenville. Their kind y cordiality touched me at bus continued to the last an unbroken chain which binds me to them with ties that time cannot Educational Work. The institute for colored race now being here met the court house, Wednesday Bight, in educational rally. They were addressed by Col. I. A. Sugg, Rev. J. N. and Mr. F. O. Harding, also by Prof. Bruce of Shaw University, and Prof of the colored school at Plymouth. These speeches were timely, giving the teachers good advice as to their own deportment the practical, sense lines along which they should instruct their pupils. The speakers were much applauded. The institute is well and tho teachers arc taking much interest in the work before them. Other public meetings will be held before the institute close. Today at the House of Greenville CLEARANCE SALE Millinery Goods. Our Millinery Goods in charge of Mrs. M. T. must be closed out all Goods at a sacrifice t make room for Fall Goods. Come got bargains Summer Underwear Prices cut on whole line. dozen colored Sea Island Percale shirts, detached cuffs, worth l. dear- since price, Umbrellas Natural wood, and Corry's crook handles, fast black, worth and Special sale price, Corsets. and We pot thorn in at one price. Celebrated makes. Sires lo Mattings and All go at one price. per yard Clothing. per cent off on Spring and Sum- mer Clot b Extra good values in Serges, Mohair, Sicilians and Alpacas. Come early while they last. Bed Spreads. per cent cut on all Spreads. NOTICE We do what we advertise We advertise what we do Wash Goods Colored Lawn, Dimities in new neat figures and good values at and Clearance sale price These prices are for Spot over the counter. No goods sent out, but your money back if they are not K Sheer Dimity Exquisite new patterns, stripes and floral pat- tern-- values, at and inc. C sale price. India Linen Can't be matched in any city for less above prices. Special sale price, I Men's Shirts Detached clear- sale price, Calico, Yard. yards Calico, only ten yards to the customer. Low Cut Shoes All caught in this mammoth slaughter sale. Profits not thought of. They must go while this hot weather lasts. Our line, all styles, solid leather, Undershirts Drawers Egyptian Combed yarns French woven neck, double d drawers. cc Clearance sale price-, -3 Lace Curtains. Worth and extra length, ft long, very surely worth 18.38 and 18.78. Special sale price, Armour Soap. Lusting and Fragrant, worth t Special sale price per cake. Spool Cotton. Clark's Spool Cotton, per spool. The Most Sweeping of Keen Prices Get in the Main Squeeze. Come Early C. T. The Big Store. Greenville, N- C. For the lo-at grade, of PRINTING us your

. You Thin never falls sally air am still carrying DATE USE Headache, Biliousness Asa ALL from Torpid Liver and Bad Digestion Goods, Dress Goods. Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware A NUMBER OF OTHER THING Tinware, WHICH I AM UNABLE TO MENTION to me fr your next of Flour Yours to please- For Nulls, Windows, Paint, Collars, Plows, Shovels Tools, go to Hinges, Doors, Hope, and Car- H. L to Hicks to Carr. Nial place gel I lie Fruit Jars have -1 . lea mill sized i IceS i- I he lowest Then us Usual we ii . I r Best of Everything in the Grocery Line supplies INSOLVENT LIST. In compliance with Chapter of North Carolina, 1901, I herewith certify that the following were listed for luxes, the amount opposite their i- Hie amount line the town of Greenville for the general tax for the year 1901. Mill list being the Hal allowed me as insolvent, or removed, the Board of Al- C. D. Tax Collector, fl SO so i so l so l so l BO I so a in so Ml so your table supplies trots tire have he, MALI N I J i v v- I m March I Oil, m Court, II i K k . II. C. I. I i- I. II, C i -r r n I tn V. A ; . ii. rill I 1- .,,., ,, . . C Una Township, I'll I C i CD. H ii Muling and v Company . l aw n. t. u c-. j n a. I noon C n . Drill I C v, and the C I. . Pi, name a II lake , , .- above i I, I I I me tin.- ii day I , i. I .- r I me a A ml i a ii, Si n . Cam Ii . II t , t. , . In I ID a. in., on of July, Rawer or demur i Allen, Sain. T. C, ii n know ii II. w U., i Alex , Peter, Bryant, Bern, Brown, Neil, Cox, L. O , I W. It., Curler M C. Cherry. Baton, . i dead I Forbes, a. a., Fleming, B. II., Garrett, W. Tom, II. Harris, S. I., i Harris, It., i-y. gone Bandy, gone I , Jr , M., W. Ii., Sain. John, i King. James, Lewis. II , i W. Mel low an. Isaac, Moore, Proctor, w. H. A. I., I Patrick, Leone, Kills, Bow, A. Redmond, Win. Spell, It lit., E. I,. Button, Oscar, John. Wane, Lawrence, X. H., Webb, Win., Hack, Williams, To The People North Carolina. hi ; i i if I II .-. . i . i fol v. K Hi i B. C . Id m ii Slat N C. ; B, . I . k A I P. . I II III i E. C i Ii I i A. I , ; Until i i K I Id i , X I In K C . i II Pg Stall i X C to C y . -i Pa m from Henry to K C ill v in Hook I,.; Pg M H Deed from Ben E i . Ii II Ii I V Pg M D from II K V lie i la Al ion, in i id .- I in going lining i in a a known June I PI r the aid P -ill pi i r ii lit CD. the Peace, . Ci t, Ally, i r ; . A i. i .- n, of J, I, it hereby given to all in r- in-, i i. ii. in mid cats Ii name for i n tin- 20th day of Hay Ilk ., ill he plead in bar i-i i i . day if May, 11.11. WILSON, . ii. of J. Ml Ml SO Ml ill sO I SO I .-o I SO so I OS so SI I so Ml so SO I SO SO Ml At the annual convention of the King's and Sons held in last May, it was resolved by those gates present, a reformatory for while boys, within oar borders should I Slate work of this branch of order. The first all Circles Is the relief offering nearest them, o local Charities consume most of their means. But with the gen and philanthropic Carolina, never fail to appreciate and aid a good help us, we are not deterred in this great by luck of We need moral sup- port of and women Hi rough out the Commonwealth in this matter, and pledges of lid from all w ho can make them. After securing some pledges of this nature, we will petition the Legislature fur an appropriation ibis greatly needed Several Slides having such schools, the results are entirely satisfactory, and that the dis charged them make good Bo schools may lie re guided M factors in the education of the young, which is of the day. The information is also given Hint expense of a boy twelve mouths is one hundred dollars, and Unit a Sheriff is given this sum for teed Inge, prisoner, A good servant by investing amount in such an Institution, j would be commended for his well doing, his talent would serve the manifold purpose heart, and body, of one god's creatures. The undersigned committee for this work, bespeak your interest mid help In labor of love, i solicit letters from readers of Ibis card. Mrs. Win. II. Weldon Mis. Mi-. T. A. BriggS, Mi.-s S. Wilmington. Win. Overman, Mrs. T. Greenville. Mrs. A. I. Blow, Greenville. Mis. II. Cherry, Greenville. Mrs. II. Henderson. Mrs. Henry Perry, Henderson. Mrs. II. Hall, Southern Pines. The Baptist Female University In In-art of of , tin- tin Mm outfit. Four and well f i two four women, for by Lady tad Pall per Session VANN, Raleigh. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA of the State's . . l-w, IN 1806. J. W. CO. Norfolk, Va. and handlers of Bagging, Ties and and IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every and low the lowest. Highest market price. paid for country produce. ATLANTIC COAST LINK CO. I. MAIN- Mil I I. AS Mil n ii Love Ar Lr . I l .-. I. A. I. r h r m c i e It Om In of for New Watt r F. P. VENABLE, President Chapel Hill, North Carolina TRINITY COLLEGE, DURHAM, N. C, Oilers graduate and undergraduate courses of study, new library t- a. d gymnasium. Number bled in Luge of annually. Loans made to worthy students. very address J. I IN- A GENERAL LINE OF Also a nice of Hardware. COME TO BEE ME. J. B. a a I'm list r. a. u a I as at i mi en I s- ii II V ill F M AW II IS la SCI r a a r a SOUTH at . s. as woe II, II w III I TO A I Tea at I an ii s T it a run in a as i. i, i u in la in ID It I U I Yadkin Train leaves Ion a Km. p m leaves n fiat- ford Up m. Sanford p in. arrive i. m leave j. in. om Has a m, I w m, a in, a. in. Lt Leave Ar Arrive Tarboro Leave Tarboro Monti Ar Ha am, in, Mill. p n , I IS p arrive HI l IS American and Italian Marble N. C, Iron Sold. i- i r-i .-. work and t i 1.1 ii. WHEN WANT Dry Goods, led, Confections, etc., go to Mrs. L H. WHITE, Black N. C. i t good, on hands In . t t i Ii ii . lie. tor Notice. To Democratic voters of Pill County, lake tin- method of log my candidacy for of Deeds of subject to the ac- of County Convention a hen meets. I have been a voter since lime always tried to do whole duly a good and loyal Democrat and if nominated and elected I will try to preform the duties of I lie to the utmost of my ability. Thanking my friends in advance for their support, and awaiting action of I the best interest of the Democratic party. truly, L. High tirade JOB done here. Send us your orders. Digests what you Eat Dyspepsia Cure You need all f to maintain the body. Curtail this variety and some organ It H reason Is Injurious, if cannot digest food your is out order and needs real, v a ca not r. without foe for that would mean starvation. Ii-p -will dines t a aid. Hand you can I . -h digestion. h la sown .- ails. Anderson . . was troubled tried many . and spent -i money I Cure. I am v .. v. in i- e i and like ahoy All Troubles. .,. I- A Co., f i-l. boll the tor, lite. a B I v.;, III nil I L w -i-i J. Li WOOTEN, Always Keeps It Handy. mother -ml. red long from distressing pains and ill health due to I. W. Mo. ago I mil l-no and now. eats mil thing -In- ii -i no effects u- -In- has . lime doctoring-symptoms. a n. cause. Ii sour stomach Is your health good. c, -in the stomach the body hi digesting soar food, b i- nature's own Ionic. I. Double Sale,. The coming season for the Green- ville market looks nest us. The have crops and so for arc good cures. A departure with the warehouses coming will he Inauguration of double sales, dial is t will be a double force buyers and ill be in progress at two houses at the same time. This will lie a decided ad- vantage to the warehouses, buyers end Ii will prevent any more blocked sales, will avoid keeping farmers all day for the lust sale and w ill also give the time get each days purchases moved Io night. In the Superior Court. North Foremost Newspaper. The Charlotte Observer EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR. J. P. CALDWELL, Editor. PER Beeches largest news service delivered to any paper between Washington and Atlanta, and special service is the greatest ever handled by Caro- paper. to a large extent made up of original matter. TBS printed Tuesday and Friday paper X I i County M I. vS, P. Pollard. In ill will take notice Hun an action as above . of THE OBSERVER con- Pitt county by a of Hi or more pages, and is divorce grounds in and sill r notice In- is i. lit next of of lots In-Ill on Rial Monday Is 1902, county in N. and answer or demur to the complaint in said or the will apply to the in said D. Clerk Greensboro Female College Greensboro, N. C. Literary Courses, Schools of Art and El- LI I era Course and Living Expenses, pear. session begins For to m with train N. at with the Carolina with Springs A at with the Air I Railway at Golf the Charlotte Train on ins n.-a-i pro, I p a, v at p m, bid, at II S am, N id, dally Train- and p id, arrive A b a and i. m. Parmele arrives in Up Train Tarboro dally except p M p m pro, mouth except SO b IS. and a, Train on C except Sunday, a tO a leaf i T a a a. Train on Branch leave Rot by at SO am. p in, lit I J M pm. spring Hope II a Fm. Returning leave am, II a arrive at Mount B dally ft Train on Clinton rot Clinton dally, except Sunday, an Em. Clinton at an pm. Train No r for all points North dally, all via Hire mood H. M. EMERSON, Agent J. It. Manager. T. M. Manage per year. The in North Carolina. Sample copies sent on application. Address THE OBSERVER, S. OLD DOMINION fill. leave Washing toil daily at ii A. M. for Green ville, leave daily it'll hi I l ON. President M. r Connecting at Washington Poultry Free. The Dixie published by J. R. Whichard at Albany, Ga., is Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York Boston, Aurora, South Creek. page monthly journal devoted San Ocracoke exclusively to poultry, a subject wt with in which people are finding more profit and interest. roads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by .,,. .,.,,, ,,,,,,. mm ,. , ii a a as-, a We send the Fancier free he a year to any subscriber to New Clyde Line from Phi a- It km. v., who pays Bay Chesapeake Notice. Colored Teachers To the colored Teachers of Till The Institute for the colored teachers of this county will beheld in beginning on Monday, July Mill, and con tinning two weeks. The law com you Io attend, you are In ii notified Io do so. Should you fail Io attend continuously this yon will lie teaching Ibis Bounty for one year. Take notice and govern yourselves W. II. County Supt. Schools. Jane You Know What You When the plainly showing it la Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. Core, No Pay. Acts in in It's In Io , p In I hi in One i Cure -ate. Acts sin, .-in-. for coughs, colds, croup, throat lung trouble-, L. Woolen. Convention. r of the Executive Com- i I the rut Congressional District, a Cm ion of the Dem- the First Congressional is called to meet at Ply. mouth, N. U. Wednesday, P- m. for the purpose of a candidate tor Con- W. It. Rodman, Chairman, Dem. Congressional Ex. Com. I In- ii mi for Malaria i hills and is u of Chill la simply iron quinine in a form. Pay. Price In No cm a year during in advance mouth. Administratrix Notice. . II iv ii as on Turnage, of Pill N, C, all lie Io all persona date for from dale or tills w ill I plead n of he May N, L. of Turnage, E V. Cox, Attorney Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton. Grain and ons. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. Dr. James. Schultz, Wholesale retail and Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Oil Bar- Egg, etc. Bed- , Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba j by Carriages, Go-Carts, Parlor I suits, Tables, Safes, P. i and Gail Ax High Li re Tobacco, Key West Che- roots, Henry George Clear, Can- Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, flour Sugar, Coffee, Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Raisins, Glass sud China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Best Butter, New Royal Sewing Machines, and nu- other goods. Quality and Quantity. Cheap for Com to see me. S. M. S. S. Co. from Baltimore. from Boston. July 1st will leave Washington Ba. Tuesday, Thursday Hat for and and will leave coke a in. for and Washington on Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday. The steamer will leave Saturday nights dining July and August, for J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. O. J. K. District Supt. Washington, N. C promptly o PATENTS AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. Industrial Education A combination of Theory and Practice, of Hook Study unit Manual Work in Engineering, Electric- Mechanic Arts, and Colton Manufacturing. Full courses short courses special courses Tuition mid room, a board, a month. BOO New fur Write for Booklet Dav at the A. M. n. r. All the News Twice a Week -For a Year The Eastern Reflector D. J. II TO f 1.00 PEI in PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, JULY 1902. NO. Twice a Week Tuesday and Friday a Year Ricks Wilkinson The man who is hardest to please is the one we are glad to have enter our store. take in n our lion, for we know matter what within he will it here. Ii i have been able Io use men I its our far larger ever tail although OUT has tn-n we still have a and is season. We amt at tin- pi are I here is no your I longer. This we have made a selection of Superb Sack Suits STATEMENT Of Town Finances. LIST OF CLAIMS AUDITED AND ALLOWED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF FROM I, TO JUNK for the Boy, -i an old, swell line of Wash are actually we are for -MEN. made up from the arm and pattern., in tin worth from to hut our pi is. We have good swell two-button Double ed left, We have made a Of OUTING up from line tropical weight ally tin hut our price is. Straw Hats for you we have named Straw Hat there i- no excuse wearing or Ricks Wilkinson Bethel High School. A strictly Preparatory School. Prepare for College and for Ufa J. w. Principal, miss grimes, MRS. J. W. Music and Art. Primary Intermediate, 2.25 Music, rent, Advanced, Incidental fee, per year, Board moderate. For further particulars address 13.00 J. W. SHERRILL, Principal. THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE I NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE I To Whom Brown . i Ii Ba W. II. ; M l. J. J. ii. Cherry I. H. Han. C. S Alli-ii Henry II While. W. v. I. II. J. II. J. A. N. Hart. Is A. Ins I av I. II. Co. CO. J. ll. I. Coward. II. II. Henry T. King. j. a. Andrew. J. II. Corey. Hoard f Education. J I. Aili-n . Co. II. L. Coward. of Education. II A. While. Allen Brown. P. II. n W. K. I. II, in Co. J. II. cherry ft Co . D it I N the month of July there is no need of going to mountains or seashore to keep cool. Just come to our stoic and of those Thin Fabrics that ran the mer- from on in the shade temperate in the sun, and save money by slaying at home keeping cool. We in stock the necessary things for hot weather, and no matter how low the price this rule is never WHAT WE BULL, and sell only what we guarantee, so run no risk in goods from us. We have some liar gains in Shirt Waist.-. end Thin Dress Goods. is one thing we forgot to call join ion IS SOAP. We the nicest t Soaps we can roods highly perfumed, from Be to COKe, Pure In is now time lo commence canning. We have ROYAL FRUIT JARS, by every test the lo-t perfect vacuum, nil glass, no metal in contact line clear glass, handsome shape and measure. Literary. Classical, Scientific Co Industrial Musical mm In mi In is test Ml lire ho I la fr. u In- i III- n. Pres. Charles D. N. C. D. W. THE GREENVILLE IN GREENVILLE N. C. CO. Cotton Tics always I Ht on i hand. I sold. A will D. W. it i s of Boors, Sash and Blinds, Interior and Exterior Finishings for Fine Cheap Build- lugs. We Solicit your guarantee to give satisfaction in prices, styles work. I send your orders to Greenville TO Co. N. C. POLICE To Whom W. it. Cunningham. Ii. II, J, T. w. ll. w. ll. J. T. Smith. A. A. Forbes. Jr. K. ll. Dudley. J. T. Smith. K. c Williams. W. If. w. H. J. H. E. II. J. K. Warren. Jones . Edgar . K ll. J. T. W. II. II. Dudley. S. I. Dudley. S I Dudley. W. II J. T. D. ii. Heath. J. T. W. II. Mil an. S. I Dudley. 1-5 ll. W. II. J. T. smith. S. I. Dudley. W. H. S. I. Dudley . J. T. H. I. J. T. W. II. J. T. S. I. Dudley. W. II. S. I. Dudley. w. ll. J. T. J. T. W. II, S. I Dudley. so Amount. I I Our Grocery Department is every day. The and ice. us for what you Want. J. B. Cherry Co Whom I.-u T. J M. M ii. a II. N i- N. II L. N. it II. L. I e c Hooker J. T. II, Whom II. II. c. Moore J. A. I. C. oil a ii no J. Will. M. Hart. J. c. oil Moore II ii. A. White. M II. C. Oil J. Moore C. c J. A. Whit-. L. Moore Sc II Ii. II. no M A. While, a.-. c M ll. Moore I. T. J. win. Moore J in. H. M C, on Moore on 1st- witness A. White, M A- no Whom Issued. mount. II. c. w. ti IS streets and and f. c. Ml Ml Fir. no Aldermen and Mayor. Witness k.-ts on Whom T. King. Hi T. Town of Only Department Store in In N. Hurl. r. Ti June i No, NO no To whom Issued. Amount. Wm. II. Long. ii. r. Patrick. II C. Hooker. Henry Duff. MM c Parker. so m PI. II. J. I M H. J- Cobb. a, M lingers. J. N. Han. tin linker Hurl. Ill M M Alex- Bailey. II John I Henry Wilson. I f. Duff. Ferd I M m a Parker. j,;, Ml TEAMSTER AND It MI'S. I B. To Whom Issue, J. N. Hart. Willis Clark. J. N. Hurl. Neat . Move a Parker. IV S. Spain. Willis Clark . II. L. II I. Can. Amount. , I 2.1 I M no I ii r, no IS AND Tn Whom Amount, J. N. I ft Pinker. II II Ferd Hi J. N. Hart. I M Ferd Parker. ft Parker. J; lien cherry. Ferd I J. N. Hart. OS Co. Move ft J N. Hail . J. N. Hint. H Ferd H and Hart. l N. Hart. II N Hart. M Ferd Ferd I- J. Cobb. I Ferd Hart. M J. N. Hart. ll Ferd linker ft Hart. E II J N. Hurl. II linker ft Hart. I J. N. Hurl. Edward Davis, Jr. K To Whom lamed. i ft Carr. J. Is, ft Bra. Peter Bailey. While ft II. J. Cobb. It. L. Smith. Peter II. J. II. P. Tyson. J. I,. Woolen. Pater Bagley. r Baiter. It. J. Peter Bagley. J. A. Andrew. II. Cony. J. A- Andrews. Pi ii r Bailey. Huff. Peter Peter Bagley. J. A. Andrews. J. II. Cony. r Bagley. ATTORNEY'S To Issued, naming ft Moor. . ft . P. O, June. ft S Wm I I i . . . is , ll- F . Amount. I i Ho. MS I-. Ill III III III H 12.1 M Si IN Ml II U M In is m To I v ft Co. J N. . ill., i. supply Co.,. Ta Lumber Co. While ft Fleming. II. C J. N Hurt. Supply Co . L. II p. r. It. J. A, Wilson. It. L. H. P. ii i. number. II Cherry a Co . III. ks Wilkinson. Frank Wilson. it. Ill To Whom Issued. W. O. W. II. Smith. II. Harding . N Booth. A. A. Forbes, Si. s. P. Humphrey. II. p Hill . L. w, Lawrence. mi- v Northern. II J. II. lion ling. E, Barrett. Amount. ll 3.1 IS In nil IS .-. M r, vi IS II II II i r. Cash mi I, Tidal H. Tax T. chief Police. s. I. Police, W. II. . t II. I for denying. VI. II. Long, Court coat, 3.30 Dr. To i a -h as r c-. mi and Tn balance Town, HIM. Ill i . II. . Fund. Hi from ll. T. Kins, c. 1301.38 Dr. Tn Tn mi in. Am. mil. I no tin I no I i I no I no .-, on i no line t . CHERRY nil. Colored Cr. Hi from D. due Hi is Dr. To paid mil m , To p.-r cell on Ills. Is We. tile t ll e, lO We N. Hurl. Th and II. WHITE. , K. L. I, J. ill Town linen- ville for term ending June the foregoing s in-, i upon records. MS II OS 7.0 i; No. IS SO III I I'd HI To Whom D. J Whichard. ft J P, H J. hard . If Hook ft P h ft J. ft J. P, H J hard. I N Ian. h Book ft J. P D. J h Book A P. J. . H J Will. ll. i -I . . AND I. Am I mi S ml in t no mi A Wonderful Experience. Talc plays pranks on , who cemetery slews was lo having mosquito individual there Into him from ed bail survived he other day ho. the spur The u Wart i . all- a I on tin 17.17. age Alts dial, i,. I la . i 7.-, no I. . I. It-,. CLERK, AND MAYOR. In To Whom Win II I. I. Moor. Will. A. Long . Inn DEPARTMENT To Whom T I II HI ll. . I M Hi II. M III I II I IS III I's I . To Whom J. II II. c Hooker. H i. . . I. In. ii. ii II. C Hooker. II . II While. II i Rook, i-. W II J I . While . II i H II kiln . W. II E. H. Mi lion an. N Hart. E, II. kiln. II . K M II. L. Coward. , It V . It. W It Pinker. ml t more at In than In winter. It's in which place h left for to Willie HIT ,, bis act I on I is Cine cure, at once. land, a-bare Ibo mile cure for croup, J. he was up, and lime Jon. 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