Eastern Reflector

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-mm All the News a Year The Eastern Reflector D. J. EDITOR TRUTH W VOL. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1902. NO. Tuesday and Friday a Year Ricks Wilkinson The man who is an expert in Fabrics and Tailoring t i- clot man who i not In- -nil with his back for know can ti mu hat arc then lies the tin must he can upon the pt have If there's any cause Our old us in ma kin i.- want to prove you We have made remarkably LOW PRICES on our en- tire stock of Fine Clothing in order to clean them out the and make room for the new fall lint s which soon begin to arrive. Specials for This Week. Men's Sack Hull, made from weight formerly priced PA and Our price All Straw Hats are 1-3 per cent, or one third lower than the originally very low prices. Men's Suit, correctly made scams wired, fain patterns, formerly Our price now. Shirts, line other Now. and Rick Wilkinson Bethel High School. Until strictly first-class Preparatory Prepares for College and for Life Our J. W. MISS MATT Assistant, J. W. Music Art. Primary Department, Intermediate, Advanced, Art, 2.25 Music, ml in pin Incidental fee, per year, 1.00 moderate. For further particulars address J. W. SHERRILL, Principal. IN- THE GREENVILLE CO. N. C. Cotton Sagging and always on hand Frosh goods kept constantly hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. Summons for Relief. North Carolina hi Court. Mar Patrick i Patrick. Patrick. You ere that rick, has null ion for from of to the of Superior Court, M day of September Ion, at term you Hill plead or lo plaintiff will during Ike and three, day. of lbs lens, awl on to make as herein re- plaintiff will apply Pi Um court for the relief demanded In the complaint. C. Clerk Till Court. I in of Doors, Sash and Blinds, find Ulterior for Modern Cheap lugs. solicit your patronage and guarantee to give satisfaction in prices, styles and work. your orders to Co. N. C. Notice to Creditors. Having duly before the Superior Court clerk of county a- of last will of John ills-cased, no- Is fives to all parsons in- dented lo the estate to immediate payment to undersigned, and all person, having against said stats are notified to present them for on or before the 21st day of July. this lie plead in of This July, W. Of tie of John Flanagan. SO here. Send us your Boy Killer. Talk about whiskey We have doubt there are live victims of cigarettes there is one poor drunkard. We talking the other day a bright young who is holding an in a Carolina graded laid that one of laws of that school Is that boy seen on the grounds with a cigarette in his month punishment; for the of- he is expelled from the school. This is wise and One smoker demoralize a whole school, and do dam age than a It is appalling to Me the evil that Ink pernicious habit is doing all us. And yet we arc silent and the cigarette makers arc eulogized and praised as tors of mankind because, forsooth, a little the money they have made the blood of our boys, upon a college two. Why are they a whit better than a saloon keeper Why arc they so Their work in more lie i net their victims are far more promising than those of the rum mills. here is such as straining at a gnat and sallow- a whole herd of camels. The manufacture and sale of cigarettes is the most deadly evil of the day. And if every dollar of the count- less million has made was turned info channels of it would none the less an evil and a and Children. John aged was drowned while bathing in a pond near Winston Sunday. He could not swim, and Joseph Helton, who was with has been rested on the charge of taking out in deep water and deserting After Hie call, After heavy gelling Broken Lots. And broken mean broken prices. and that is why w are having a Great Reduction Sale All Bummer Goods arc marked down at special prices for special selling. Lawns, Dimities, Shirt- waists, Parasols, Fans, etc. Special lot Slippers and and Children's. Sonic of these are worth We you your choice for A word to the wise is than a Webster's lo the otherwise. Attend this End-of-the Season Sale today and get your shore of bargains at J. B. Cherry Co. The Only Department Store in GREEN VILLE WASHING. U not hr lively but of his does not prevent him from indulging n lit humor no because in conduct- a rehearsal of a In which occurs a rain scene Mr. Mans- and from a shower of dust suddenly filled the wings. ii generally by of peel in n and in tin there mi instant suspicion the bad not recently been lint none of the singe vol- informal ion until Mr. Mansfield fiercely demand to this dust comes finally one the men, courageous than hi- associates, the explanation, think it comes from the you wash the inquired Mr. in nil Evening Post. Garland and the Mushrooms. who is now, residence least, a is Well known his friends fur the with which be his work and the importance Which ho Attaches to bis in literature. An example this was given when Mr. recently visited a friend, whoso wife brought in for Sunday night tea a which she procured from a neighboring lit- Tin; distinguished author regarded with undisguised suspicion. you sure, ho asked with great concern, are not a poisonous variety of mush- . room Tile hostess Unit they were harmless and edible, hut I he still hesitated, looking lively The host asked , him if lie feared. Mr. I was thinking of the i should wrong, on American I Times. Smallpox In United During in every and territory of the union. The number of cases ported for the six months ended December was with deaths, a mortality Of 1.75 i For the six months ended January cases were If ported with deaths, a mortality of per cent. For the whole year the number of case was and Deaths show- a mortality of per cent, During the year ended June there were re- ported deaths, a of per cent. It that the macs reported this year, as well as the deaths, were mine in exact figures the car, and the percentage of deaths of 1.711 per cent, is deemed to he the correct Sun A Chicago newspaper says the Southern people are now lug more for business and less for and that it is a healthy sign. The picture drawn exaggerated, interest- The writer that when election comes on, the laboring men ad quit work and spend and and their dale lo the legislature. He adds that the docs not even thank his workers and the verier do not expect that or any reward or hope of reward. are in for the fun of the or lo lo their neighbors what goad part are. The writer also says the leaders know that people will vote for nominee whatever may be, and so the. don't care; hence of the whole bus- Journal, A Marriage Interrupted. What might have been an rating was nip in the laid by the police yes- John a young white well known in the city and now engaged as a huckster at street market, wooed and won an attractive young girl, Annie Pot- aged who lives elder sister and works the Del mill. News of the intended marriage reached the prospective mother law, who lives twelve miles from Wilmington on A. railroad, and as the happy in anticipation of the nuptial event, were arranging for the ceremony, the mother of the girl arrived the scene and by advice invoked the aid of the lice. Of course the age of the girl was the grounds fur legal in and prospective groom found trouble when he went lo get license. The gill re stained true to her lover and dis- appeared her sister's when her mother appeared upon I be scene. A warrant was sworn out fur charging him and he S lib the girl were brought down lo Hall where a compromise was by which s released the mother and girl wen-seen Nile I lain for home by B. H, King. The remains his purpose lo I be gill and it is said be left on same train with mother and child. Wilmington Star. Act an- sen, -times more Hum winter. It's so hard to keep from adding to while oil after exercise. One Minnie Cough at A. ts Immediately, Burs tor cough, I. Woolen. ENDORSES WHITE. I C , desires to second the Of Samuel T. While for He is a young of business and enterprise, who has successfully managed Ills own business, and is in every way ca- of taking care of the funds of of Tilt. He is deserving of the place and has been prominently mentioned for the heretofore, lie is Well known in county, and everywhere his is regarded as a No young mini in the county of hears a better re- honesty capability than T. While, and we say Dominate for Treasurer. V. Notice. the Democratic voters of county. l lake this method of my candidacy tot the for Register of Heeds of pm subject of course to the ac of the County Convention when it meets. I been a voter since 1871 tried In do hole dull a a good and if nominated and I elected l will try to preform me of lo nil Thanking my friends , In i their ml ion of the i am I lie best the tat party. Very J. I. Hr. a native who was mans years Superintendent the North Carolina Insane emu milled suicide in W ashing;. The seaside are best places matrimonial matches so easy lo get tide. A Marriage. A friend called lo fee Hugo a few days ago in the few minutes ho remained incidentally asked financier his opinion of Cecil will. Mr. replied that ho did not consider idea of the cation the English speaking a practical one and that if cam.; about between the Stales and Britain it would not ho for sentimental sons, but rather through and interests, Mr. said his think if any closer aw established be- tween John Hull's monarchy and Columbia will the result of industrial schemes engineered y sin ii us J. what one might perhaps call a marriage, Uncle on I Tomb. Visitors I ha mausoleum of land Stan ford in California will re- member the inscription in Stanford, In Man i. i i to I m b. UM. i- a man who drives tourists to see the famous Stanford One day when he as driving a lady out the tomb he chanced to remark ho and Stanford were both horn in Albany, N V. Win n the was reached, the tourist glanced at I ho inscription on the tomb and in a I've you said you Mr. Stanford were both born in Albany, and n says liters us plain as day he was horn in Magazine. The pages in the house of now wear big black but- tons which the word is printed who d I Perry brought about this reform. Before the member t i know ho several taken i i; a and on errands. I. yo in having the pages lagged. ORIGINAL OBSERVATIONS Mad By Orange, Virginia. Life is fall of cheeks and u y of are forgeries. Every one who will stand can expect to be imposed upon. people become by looking on the bright side i f life. Ii is the champagne of youth produces the real pain of age. Is is expensive now to heap coals of lire on your enemy's head. Did you ever notice that meanest people have longest Sensible from Start lo The prevalent Idea seems in be Democrats that all is needed, now of the way is re I he nominal ion. Never was there mistake. It is in Incumbent tin- best nun arc now pill on the ticket than at any lime heretofore. There is no use of winking and blinking and trying lo hide facts, bill it is sure scores of have voted a straight party ticket for years for fear of rules. I hut this is out of Hie way, here going to lie some voting the and luau who is unfitted tor the he seeks is going lo lie left when votes are counted. It therefore the Democratic party to nominate its most capable men for every -men who have grind, men of well known probity and honesty, lie- member these things and the vole in November. Vacation Vacation time U here mil the i In n mi- fairly living out of There could lie no healthier place them. need lo guard against the Incidental lo moat air s ii No n Witch Halve for stop- ping or removing danger ac- consequences. scalds and wounds. Witch Hazel Halve for sores cuts and I., Johnson, Tex. Is boat remedy on tin- Sun- cure for piles and skin diseases, i arc of counterfeits, J. I. To the white People of County, The people of county know my position in public matters their interests, but in view of the fact I bat friends have a desire I be a for they would like to sec me Legislature, I make following I favor The distribution of school money lo taxes paid by the i noes. and economy, stead of a special tax. will re- people of many of burdens that oppress them. Laws that can be understood. A reform of the jury system and nay jurors. lo lief for court witnesses. A labor cont law for farmers. It filer disposition of our eon- A iii- if be bad otherwise. if people of I'm county -cc Iii in and ch-cl me, I III c I as lie t I can, Hie mu lure. Hi I. A Bad Breath A bail breath means a bad stomach, a bad digestion, a bad liver. Pills arc liver pills. cure con- biliousness, sick headache. BUCKINGHAM'S

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR, D. I. Entered lb I N. C. n ill mailer. Greensboro just row holds medal for scandals, but those may be other competitors. Expression beard coming from the people indicate every office is go- laud. ll but papers It; Danville man, at the other day, a pound shark a rod reel. A popular fad people want- in u little more money is to bring suit against something or some- body. Is money a balm wound- ed f It is said that Senator Simmons, who is chairman of the Democratic State Executive Committee has done the party good service will not accept a re election to that position for the coming campaign. WANTS TO KNOW. YOU KNOW. The Greenville The Observer a question and say it will not an answer such an answer as we The it asked why manes and tails are shear- and those of horse ate not. The it is put by Hut our is it possible for the to carry on his head a handle or package of any shape or imaginable anything from a to a laden with epicurean dinner, and yet new the happens to It. U it because tome peculiar cranial i ion, or dues be Talk with a steadier gait, or what With an an intense desire fol knowledge, we pause for a reply I that will settle this much mooted question. are some said Lord no feller can are some questions to which this of Universal Knowledge yields no answer. A detective was brought to Charlotte some ten years ago to the slayer of Moran. The murderer was known and the follow- ed the to a certain point gave lip the chase. would what a white man would have done at that point, but you never can tell what a nigger's going lo John H. Morris had a colored tenant in bis kitchen at Beaufort who was supposed to be dying. Dr. Davis had to see us he came around the The closing live months the . house alter his visits year a ill befall of business for about condition of Greenville. Everything should patient. He gapped as he be made lo count carrying I he may live more minutes or ten reals. You tell anything about a nigger. I gave one up yesterday and as I Hair Splits I used for thirty ll is elegant tor s dressing and for seeping hair from splitting at the J. A. III. Hair-splitting splits friendships. If the hair- splitting is done on your own head, it loses friends for you, for every hair of your head is a friend. Hair Vigor in advance will prevent the splitting. If the splitting has begun, it will stop it. II M talk. All if mil ii on roll a of your unit tin- Fresh Gossip From Vicinities f f f f , . , Winterville Department. f i he re J by Our Correspondent.-, an I Reported f Reader. THOUGHT THE BOY LOST. But Ht Turns Up Safe and Sound. he various other uses to which it can be applied is appreciated by our they are showing NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS their appreciation by buying this NOTES. little us rapidly as they , , be rolled out of the factory. W N. t., July , The sermon delivered the school chapel noon by Kev. Cox, the. we hear com mended In terms. Mr. Cox is a comity boy and was his since being pared for ordinal We for him a brilliant future. II. . a Mr. were here last Wednesday in the interest of the Standard Gil Company. Quite a bevy of colored and through, our town one day last week bikes. only east which la cheap. Kine lain Watermelons, peaches and everything good from out. A little water in hot weather is a big help. Some of US it here, but m be we will in tweet bye AYDEN NOTES. -r HEARNE CO., Groceries, Provisions, Country Fruits, Candies, Tobacco and Cigars. Agents for Wilbur's Horse, Cuttle Fruit Jars. A dollar with us gets a dollar's worth of lion i-very lime. It it doesn't ho- bring beck stuff and get dollar. I heir swill airs traded no attention. C. IS. and little wife Mr. K. Parker, who lives miles away, came to town and brought with him three of his grandsons, children of the bit. Mr. If. A. They came In a and a wagon, Inner being brought along to returned The home a load of brick. After gel-, be busily employed from now out through with their affairs working in ling the Interest of the H. , July Mr. Mrs. J. T. Jr., went down to to visit parents. Mrs. It W. Smith and Larry spent Sunday at Berlin and Lena sou, of Lit defied, attended services here Sunday. E. V. Cox and sister, Miss Clyde, went lo St. John's Sunday. Several people from Winterville School. The down town Mr. Porker took the to I prospects for this school for the wagon and went by the depot Misses Margaret and brighter he of Miss May Anderson returned the m Several of our people town forward. If we enterprises large pay tolls it would seem like time all year around Greenville does not simply want to hold but should DO climb- up all time. So many elopements among married people is a sail upon the morals of North Carolina, Inside of a week I women have left their husbands and run away with other of these cases being Greens- Wonder if present day society is not largely responsible for such of marriage vows wanton of home.-. The want of continence in men and chastity ill women is most deplorable. DIED IN A WELL. Instantly Overcome By On Tuesday at loud Mr. George met h SUdden death under unusual Mr. was an at the mill of Mr. J. I. fountain. It was discovered that large well which supplied boilers at the mill about lo go dry, or was not fording enough water, and Mr. and Mr. Fountain went to make an examination. It Was. a covered well, and when a portion the cover was re- moved Mr. stalled down. He had reached only a short ilia below the surface when he threw up his as if Mr. Fountain, looking through the opening drove along sound this morn I saw the blank blanked blank of a blank in the water up to his waist, tithing for Hut the question. writer of this edify- thesis, when living in a neigh- boring town, once saw a boy come out of a drug store carrying on his bend a beer bottle Idled with a yellow Hold, presumably boys they could get go on home. The boys did not hurry right off, when they did get ready to hitch up the youngest, aged con I eluded he would go ride with his grandfather on Away j he went to the depot and the other, two drove off home. When little fellow reached the depot he learned his grandfather had i got bis load of brick and been gone, sometime. And there he was, wagon and buggy both gone, while occupants of each vehicle thought he was oilier. When I hey had reached within more a mile from home the boys overtook the wagon and it discovered that smaller went kerosene oil. The , . , .,. hoy there country dog, half scared am furtive either side, trolling down the middle of the street. The hero the beer bot- reached down, picked up a rock i mid shied it at dog and went bis way, bottle mean while untouched and secure upon its perch, When a man asked a Hirer's agent the price of a saw mill mid was told he ; . I . . I, Hie i bud w hat I he do you suppose I would want with a saw Does our friend Of The Greenville; I iii suppose that if we knew why not tie didn't fall off when I lie little the excursion Monday. nigger i. particularly when be shied it a the dog, we would be burning the I a. in. blood suffering loss of gray matter in effort lo con- duct ii newspaper, instead of being at In id of some large institution, wearing a white going around making speeches Charlotte Observer. And thus question goes answered. was consternation. In the midst of this a gentleman coining toward town drove up was told of their trouble. Mr. sent the wagon and buggy on horn w Ufa the two boys concluded he I come back with the gentleman for lost tone. Naturally he concluded everything had befallen the boy, and as they drove suggested . mi-hap r bail fate. They had come f r towards own when little fellow was found, whole nod sound, coming along in ii buggy with another gen- and our informant says way grandfather and grandson fell j into em b other's arms was almost a reproduction of the return of the prodigal sou. When the boy found on the wagon had left him he did not sit down and cry, but mustered up his courage and struck out for home foot. He was soon overtaken by the gentle man who picked him Up car- lied him on his OS;, vi. ii will Oil Misses Maine and Lula the excursion to Norfolk Monday, born, of Hanrahan, were visiting de W and son, Hair sister Mrs. W. L. of Baltimore, spent with last Mrs- returned from Monday for I Kinston last Tuesday. Grange. V. G. went to Little- Held Sunday. Joyner and came down on Saturday Miss Annie, and Miss evenings train and spent the P bath with and lira, from a nip to home Monday, W. H. an insurance from Greenville, is in town Winterville Canning I'm- ; people are no. el busy came down from busy can be and the goods Saturday m.-hi. re putting up cannot be Dr. Win. Hall, of New anywhere. They arc still offering lectured in the J Nobles is visiting; Mrs. returning the best market price for fruit hero Saturday night. His berries of every kind. subject was, World a V. Stokes, who been He uprooted spec teaching school In the western Imitators, part of State is home to spend tors, finally, sweet the made a lick thing Of it. On Sun were to leave here day morning, at eleven o'clock, he for Norfolk last lectured in W. II. T. S. He i chose as a theme, rec Three Times the Value of Any Other. One Third One Third Faster. Agents wanted in all unoccupied territory. Wheeler Wilson Mfg Co. Atlanta, Ga S. T. WHITE, Greenville, N. C. TWO PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID IN THE Mill BENEFIT Ill OF NEWARK, N. J., YOUR POLICY HAS Loan Value, Cash Value, Paid-up Insurance, Extended Insurance that works automatically, Is U. Will be reinstated if arrears be paid within on month while you arc 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 beginning of the second and cf each succeeding year, provided the premium for the current year be paid. They may be To reduce Premiums, or To I in i the or To make policy payable as an during lifetime of Insured. J. L, SUGG, Greenville, N. C. V. Chapman, of Calico, lion of night visiting the home ff her he entertained u with It. O. Chapman, one day and Revolution A an- lust week. each lecture and The tobacco truck re all o enjoy appreciate gotten up by the A. H. He is expected lo lie here Mfg. to. is selling like hot Thursday night. I its simplicity and W. E. Cox conducted services a-well it can be used j the i u row and Another Excursion In August. who was Hitch from to Norfolk returned on c night of Mr. hands and prevented his falling to the bottom of the well. He called fol help which came quickly and Mr. was polled out of the well, but was dead. A physician was summoned who said that Mr. death was Instantaneous was caused by gas the well. A further exam- of the well showed that it was with a deadly gas. Mr. leaves a wife and several children. of the New Fork papers say Society is It may be corrupt, but with with which dogs, donkey, . fig in it, it is also stupid, and the estimation people is a good deal Star. tune Tuesday night, passing about half past eleven There was a large crowd on the excursion and they report the trip most delightful. Hatch Bras, have been running exclusions several years and handle them most always the best of order and giving those who go a good time. So many of the people busy tobacco and could go on this excursion that they have decided to run another from Kinston to Aug. returning Tobacco Barn Burned. A tobacco belonging to Sir. J. B. at was destroyed by lire morning. Mr Davenport had running the in furnace for some time, when a tobacco leaf dropped on SOS Hues which Ignited and sot the lire. The loss tobacco and barn is estimated at MOO. Something a Sprinter. Tuesday evening I. Dudley had John Allen custody taking him to the town lockup. As they were crossing Hie In front of the court house gave officer the slip and took n lively splint down street. The officer started in pursuit was so distanced In the rim that he anon Later showed up crossing street again when the chase renewed and he captured around near the church. other issues may arise and whatever prominence present issues may attain, there is no doubt of Demo leaders that tariff revision will constitute an Men who are in doubt it important feature of the platform might chain their wives the on which the Democrats will a peal for support in 1904. to a outside of the State lo be number to be known to one but This i ticket after being is TUB has purchased in two envelopes, these two off in another envelope mailed lo Mi. J. L. Little, Cashier SIXTY DOLLAR PRIZE. For Some Reflector Subscriber. a No. It. ball bearing, rotary mo lion, drop head Wheeler Sewing Machine, the retail price of which is and is going to make a present of this splendid machine to a subscriber of the paper. The plan of giving away this valuable pi is as We have printed tickets, r and be- ginning 1st day August every person who on sub- to The or The lit- will be one of these tickets. Those who pay get one ticket, two tickets, and so on. It matters whether old subscriber paying up back dues or a new subscriber paying in advance, every dollar paid epidemic is tie same and gels a ticket. I One ticket has sent of to be kept bank by him until all the tickets are out, when the one at bank will be opened the number the per son holding the ticket with the same number Will be given the ma- chine. If yon are already a subscriber to Kiel now is a good lime lo pay up all arrears some in advance, getting a ticket fol every dollar paid. The more tick you get the larger number of you have at the machine. If you do take now is the best time to subscribe, get the campaign, home and gen rial news, at the same time have a chance to get this Hue sew- sooner tickets arc out sooner some- body will get the machine. Tell your neighbor about this get him interested. Everybody knowing anything about sewing machines knows that the Wheeler A Wilson is the best. If you want to see it and hare its good qualities you go to Sam White's store any time after Aug. 15th and he will take pleas in showing you how it works, telling you that is going to give some sub scriber a valuable prize this Wheeler Wilson Sewing Ma. Mm, Digest what Eat Dyspepsia Cure Nature never makes a mistake and the preparation which duplicates Its action cannot fail. Dyspepsia Cure never falls because It your feed by nature's own process. Its after t. Is equally prompt cm occasional and chronic cases of Indigestion, sun stomach trouble of every kind. It digests what you eat while the stomach rests. No dieting Is necessary. Eat all the good food you want. been selling Dyspepsia Cure for past two years and have also used write of Valley W. Va. never heard of a failure. We are confident of Its merits that we sell every bottle under our personal Dyspepsia Cure never falls. Cures All Stomach Troubles. by F. O. a Co., Chicago. times pills. For r. W sick torpid J. L. WOOTEN Columbian Dance. The Columbian Club gave a Perkins opera house Fri- day night, July 25th, to the visiting young ladies The German was gracefully led by C. S. Forbes assisted by C. B. Mayo. The following couples pated iS. with Miss Nelson, of Halifax; B Mayo with Miss Patrick, A. J. Moore with Miss of Fred Forbes w Miss Lacy, of Raleigh; Garden with Miss Lottie Blow, Claude K with Miss Nina Dan with Miss Cape- hart, of New York; Walter son with Miss Nell Skinner, J. V. Perkins, with Miss of Washington; Tom Moore with Miss Spicer, of Golds- R. O. While with Miss of Goldsboro; Stewart Carr with Miss Glenn Forbes, Leslie Newton with Miss Medearis, of Winston; Maim with Miss Bertha Patrick, S. D. King with Miss Wells, of Wilson; T. It, Hooker with Miss Watson, of Vick with Mis Irma Harry with Miss with Miss Winnie J. M. Walker with Miss Bat Skinner. Stags, Frank Skinner, Alex Blow. Blow, Skinner and, Whaley, Mayor's Court Mayor W. Whedbee has dis- posed of fol low cases In bis last Hopkins, allowing cows lo run large in town, lined and costs, John Allen assault, judgment suspended upon the pay- of cost in this case, and the costs in a prior case, Frank Harris, drunk and down, lined one penny costs, Mack selling in corporate limits without license, and costs, Caesar running dray without license, lined one penny and costs, license pro- cured. Jane Gray, tunning dray without license, guilty, case dismissed. John Keen, drunk and down, lined and costs, Keen, carrying concealed over to Superior court. Poor Crops In At the lime the farmers began curing the present tobacco crops there was every Indications of a line crop but weather of last two weeks baa materially changed the prospects. Some the tell us they believe the crops this year will be the poorest that has raised in country. also. greatly Injured crops also, HOT So We'll Just Merely Hint. A Serge Suit, A Flannel Suit, Separate Trousers of Each. White Vests, Plain and Fancy, A Leather Belt, A Straw Hat A Crash Hat, A Negligee Shirt. Lots of Comfort in These Things Frank Wilson, KING THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. NOTICE. If there is a In th margin of this paper it is lo remind that you owe Ii for and you lo Settle in early as We need what YOU owe us and you will not keep us waiting for Tills fur those who And the eras mark on I heir paper. PERSONAL NOTES Snap Shots at Home News Put In Few Words for Busy Headers Several days now without a new candidate. it strikes all roods that Brief Mention of People Met With In the Social World Mine Maggie Doughty is visiting friends at Chan. left ibis morning on a hip to New York. Mrs. a. T. Hooker and children went to Wilson today, Lee Sugg came this Burning from Kinston. W. F. Harding returned Sol in day evening from Chapel If ill. Miss Tyson Sat- evening from Loon of Mount, who has been W. returned home today. went to Winterville Saturday evening and returned this morning. Sugg, of Mount, came down Saturday evening and i returned this morning Misses Annie Perkins, Annie Leonard Tyson left Weather report, may be day afternoon able Id other quarters, but of late K. K this morning fail lo hit here. if,,,. New York lo select his holiday The largest bod of jewelry tablets for the money can lie found j Alvin of Norfolk, who at Book Store has been spending sown weeks . ti r i . with C. M. Jones, returned prettiest line ale tablets with envelopes to match have been opened at Mr. and Mis. J. J. Cherry, Hook Store. Misses and Row Hooker H. Tucker, V. Hooker and returned today from No rain yet, but US. There are plead might cut ,. Keep your town m Greenville, growing. A horse belonging to Mr. K. II died Sat in clay night. Vegetables are gelling scarcer, much to the perplexity of keepers. The Greenville Warehouse is office the house so as to glee more sales. There was a severe hail storm in section of county a few day ago. It did cover a large area. note sales- men triplicate order books, type- writer carbon papers at Book Store Gold Watch are offering excellent chance lo win a flue gold watch free. at Store. Dig lot of double single entry ledgers, journals, order, rec- lime and day books just re- at Hi Hector Hook Store. On Mr. Kenneth ton, of Great Swamp brought to town a cabbage weigh- pounds. It was a flue one. Sunday Joe Pittman, colored, was brought here and put jail. Ho stole some money out the house of Mr. J. L. at Bethel. At a Saturday night colored festival the upper part the county there was the usual pistol and knife wind up, two or three of the participants were badly wounded. Down In Hyde. Rev. F. A. returned from a trip through Hyde He tells us that a former trip down there, a few week, ago, he never saw more but the has changed this and now everything seems to be parching and Mr. and Mrs. C. T. left this morning a pleasure trip to several points. Before returning Mr. will goon to purchase bis full W. B. Brown left for New York. this morning Miss Martha Dudley has ed from a visit to Miss Minnie Monday evening from annul. J. W Bryan, Mi-- and Hen left this illuming for Ply- mouth. Mrs. F. G. Whale and Miss Nellie left morning for Hence-. Mr. Mrs. T. H. Tyson rived from Wiley Karly, of Norfolk, who has been visiting K. II. Dudley, re- turned home today. Mrs. G. A. and this from New Bern and Miss Margaret Phillips, of folk, who was Miss Nellie Whaley, has returned home. Mrs. Chas. and children have returned from a visit to parents at Snow Hill. Bliss Susie Perry, of Kinston, who have been visiting Helium Which- ard, returned borne Monday even- Mr. and Mrs. K. and child, Mrs. L. I. Moon- and child Mrs. T. K. child returned home this from Beaufort. H. M. of Norfolk, is Mi-. J. T. Britt this for Mrs. Nannie Savage this for Henderson. Mrs. W. H. left Tuesday for Seven Springs Mis Lee lo y J. W. unit family left to- day for Rocky Mount to visit F. M. Hodges little sou, Churchill, went lo Tarboro Ibis morning. Mrs. E. and child returned Tuesday evening from Oxford. District Attorney Hurry Skin returned this from Miss Helen Perkins returned Tuesday evening from Wrights- and Wilmington. Miss Bessie Joyner, of Littleton and Newborn, of Kinston, are visiting Miss Alice II. L. Fennel, of Wilmington, who had been spending a day here on business, left Tuesday evening. Miss Jennie Dixon, of Mount, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. w. Higgs, returned home today. Little Misses Nannie, Hied and Lang, daughters of W. SI. Lang, of Farmville, came Ibis from Kinston where they have visiting. Misses Maggie and Mary an, of Elm who have been visiting Mis. K. return. ed home today. Little Miss Mar- accompanied them home for a visit. O. D. Hawks, conductor of the passenger train, through with his family this morn, to spend bis vacation at Beach. Dove will have charge of train during bis absence. Killed by Los Train. Saturday night log that win coining in from Norfolk, run over and killed a colored mini named Lou Perkins, just this side of House The mangled I Mid y the mail was found early Sunday morning, ll is supposed that he was drunk went lo sleep on the truck. Hutch excursion from Kinston to k passed through Monday morning. Something near a hundred people joined the here. Hatch Bros, perhaps run more excursions than any people in the Slate. will bare one. from to Wilmington Aug. 14th, and will run another from Kins on to Nor- folk on Aug. r Example to His Race. Daniel King is industrious colored sets his nice a worthy example. lie has a small truck farm near town, an I sup- plies vegetables melons to many Saturday night his delivery wagon a late hour supplying bis customers. If more of the were as as courteous as they would stand in much better esteem among the while people. After the Telephone Co. citizens of county, having made complaint lo I'm Commission con- the condition of the phone line of the Virginia Telephone Company from Washington to as lo the service Com- mission has issued order to the company requiring it lo furnish a better service between two News and km With Best. The midsummer statement of the Hunk Greenville at the close of business July as reported to the North Corporation Commission, is worthy of consider- It has total resources of Ti i and carries deposits amounting to This speaks greatly to the credit of Ibis ion, also shows the people have it. banking circles throughout tho the Bank of Greenville is regarded as among the best of those the small towns. It is not passed In many towns much larger than Greenville. is a credit lo its officers and to the town. Today at the House of Greenville CLEARANCE SALE Millinery Goods. Our Millinery Goods in charge of Mrs. M. T. must be dosed with all Bummer Goods at a sacrifice to fur Fall Goods. Come and got some Summer Underwear Prices cut mi the whole line, till Men's colored Sea Island Percale Shirts, detached worth ll, clear- A HUGO nice, Umbrellas wood, and handles, fast black, sale price, Corsets. COo. and 1.00. We put them the on price. Celebrated makes. in at Mattings and All gout one price. C per Clothing. per cent off on all Spring and Sum- mer Clothing. Extra good values in Serges, Mohair, Sicilians and Alpacas. Come early while they last. Bed SO per cunt Spreads. Spreads. cut on nil NOTICE We do what we advertise We advertise what we do These prices are for Spot over the counter. No goods sent out, but your money back if they are not K- Wash Goods Colored Lawn, Dimities in new neat figures and Stripes; good values at and Sheer Dimity Exquisite new patterns, Stripes pat- terns values at ii ml inc. sale price, India Linen and Can't be matched In any city for less above prices. gale price, Men's Shirts Detached Cull's, sale price, clear Calico. Yard. yards Calico, only ten yards to the customer. Low Cut Shoes All in this mammoth slaughter sale. Profits not I hough I of. They must go while this hot lasts, line, all styles, warrant solid leather, Undershirts Drawers Combed yarns French woven neck, double breasted drawers, . sale price, Lace Curtains. Worth and extra length, ft. lone, very surely worth in and 13.76. Special Bale price, Armour Soap. Lasting and Fragrant, worth sale price per cake. Spool Cotton. I. 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.

You Forgot JUST ONE WORD that word I AM AN LINK OF WASHINGTON LETTER- What Pry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Pants, Hardware A OTHER Tinware, f TO mention to M me tr your next B of Flour Yours to Jas. B. White. Hinges, Doors, Paints, Rope, Collars, Pious, Shovels and Car- Tools, Jo lo I It to Dr. liter PHIs MEANS HEALTH. . . .-.-- Arc Troubled Sick Headache Insomnia ANY symptom tad Indicate Pills Take No from Washington, I. My Senator has spent sonic time in Washington during past frequently at the Democratic When asked by- newspaper men for his views regard lo s i nation his party, he has invariably replied that j state bear. situation most encouraging and Fancier Fret. The Dixie Fancier, published by H. at Albany, is a in page monthly Journal devoted exclusively poultry, a subject which people are constantly more profit and interest. We will send Fancier free a year to any to who pays a sub in advance during this mouth. I . . , but he did not deem it wise to as I could bung upon talk much at the present time. I leave to my broken In a word, the Senator says Hint heart and a life of shame. I leave to each of my children poverty, to Kicks Wilkinson. to Ormond A INSOLVENT LIST. In compliance with Chapter Laws of I herewith certify that the following persons were lilted for taxes, and the amount opposite their names i the amount due the town of Greenville for the general lax for the said list being the list allowed as insolvent, dead or removed, by the Hoard of Ab Tax Thai place lo gel Hie boat Fruit Jars is at our We have them in different -Ivies sizes at prices low as the lowest Then as usual we are headquarter for the Best of Everything table supplies from u- and yon are sure so have the best. BITTER and CHEESE ON ICE. THE NEW COMMISSION LAND. By of the powers contained in -i Superior Court of made st the March term, Court, in a cause therein pending entitled Hooker n i. B. Yellowley Adm, B, C. v. J. B. Yellowley individually, J. Cherry others, undersigned will to public Bale, court house door in town l to the highest cash, on Monday lbs August. Thai tract of land Id the county I'm mi the north aide of Tar river, partly m Greenville, and In vicinity of and kn vii r. C. Veil, a- i r land and l lands In Hit , north river f which the mill died of and I.--. l in the lowing deeds to V K. E. In V. j. from Stale of N. C. in Book A. I a. iron to E. c A. I Pg M. I. Hi of B Hook K C Ye In Pg H N C lo C is Pg ; from la F. c N Icy In Book I. Pg .- from Ted lo C In Rook from h C in Book N In and alto the Brown lands known land. This June W. WHEN WAST Dry Goods, Groceries, go to Mrs. L. H. WHITE, Black Nice line i f on Prices produce bought for or In J. C. LANIER, IN American and Italian Marble cm , wire Iron Fence Sold. work prices r lent on Notice to Creditors. as v. color sill and In ml. urn I, Mi i- having la-en In I all claims William Whitehead, it in tin- ii.-. the 25th of or this will lie plead in bar of recovery. All in urged on mis iii to me This -l-i of July. It. Executor. Allen, Sam, T. i gone i Anderson, Prank, Barefoot, Dorsey, Brown, Brown, J. II . George, W s., Alex , Peter, Bryant, Sam, Brown. Ned. Cox, L. O , W. drier Lovelace, Forbes, A. A., Fleming, M-, W. E., Tom, Sam, Harris, H. ii., Austin, Harris, S. Harris, J. R., Johnson, Sandy, Johnson, Unlit . Jr., Jones, W. W. II., Sain. King, John, King, James. Lewis, J. II . W. i Isaac, Moore, Julius, W. II. fender, A. B., Patrick. John, Kicks, W. A., Win. Smith, Spell, K. tun, Oscar, John, Wane, Lawrence, N. If., Webb, Win. Mack. Williams, so l so so SO so so so so SO l so so SO SO SO i-n SO SO Sit I SO l so so so l so so so SO SO If the will work quiet- and energetically, each his own district, Ibis fall, and will leave issues for the there is every reason to as- will have so shaped itself before as to leave no in as to what arc the issue which will com support. The reports of Major in his trial by mar Hal, which have just reached the War Department, make strong evidence in support of Democratic contentious in regard to the real situation Philippines. Major Glenn said, among other things, man, woman and child the islands was enemy and in my best judgment they are today always will Major James Parker of the Ad- General's has made public a statement of the officers men killed and wounded in Hie Philippines between February and July The total number men, including Officer, sent to the islands during named was of which number 7,05.1 lost their lives, by disease wounds or similar causes. The average strength of the forces in I be islands was approximately The has been reduced to in the neighborhood of but anxiety is expressed as to the ages cholera which it is feared may rapidly increase the death rate. The from the isl show examples of the greatest heroism on the part of soldiers do- hospital duty. Many have exposed themselves to in order to nurse their fellow soldiers with apparently no thought as to their own safety. ignorance, a low character, and one remembrance, that their filled a drunkard's gone to a drunkard's Mother Always Keeps It Handy. a long time from distressing i ill health primarily t a t. W. Mo, rears l got her to try She grew better at once mid now. at the of cats she want, she lean no bad effects as she has her bottle handy. time after the cause. II your stomach is sound your health will is- good. rests the stomach thens the body by digesting is own tonic. J. u woolen. are mule rich- and more productive and rich soils their powers, by the use of I fertilizers with a liberal percentage of Potash. Write our which give all details. GERMAN KALI WORKS. j V According to the census there were in Georgia in 1900 only- eight establishments for canning fruits an of four in ten years. And Georgia is a fruit State, Star. Holds Championship. the tight between and at Friday night,, won in the eight round. There was an immense crowd present. Poisoning the System. It is through the bowels that the hod; Is cleansed Impurities. Con- keeps these poisons In the system, causing headache, melancholia at Brat, then eruptions and anally serious unless n remedy is DeW little Early Risers prevent this stimulating liver now- 4-ls. These little pills do not but strengthening the them to perform their own work. Never gripe or distress, Jno. u. Gel the boat lo write Hector Walter a 11-year old hoy, near Winston, was. killed by lightning Sunday. . M. Wholesale retail and Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar Turkeys, etc. Bed steads, Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba by Carriages, Go Carts, Parlor suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. and Gail Ax Baud, High Life Tobacco, Key West Che- roots, Henry George Can Cherries, Peaches, Apples. Pine Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap, unsightly Magic Food, Matches, Oil Cotton Meal and Hulls, den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Glass and China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware. Cakes and Crackers, Mace Cheese, Best Butter, New Sewing Machines, and other goods. Quality and Quantity. Cheap for cash. Com to see me. A. F. A. Lodge. No. and third Monday evening. H. W. M., J. M. Sec. K. Lodge, No. meet every Friday evening, C. Forbes, C. C. L K of R. and S. I. O. O. Lodge, No. meets every Tuesday evening. L. H. Pender, N. G., W. S. Atkins. See. K. A. Zeb Vance Council, No. meets every Thursday even- W. It. Wilson, J. S. Urgent. A. O. Council, No. meet every first and third Thursday night in Odd Fellows Hall. J. X. Gardner, Worthy D. Smith I. O. Conclave No. meets every second and fourth Monday night Odd lows Hall. W. Ii. Wilson An lion D. Smith Sec. Job Printing in all the latent phone -j send us your orders. S. M. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA The Head of the State's System Academic Department, Law, Medicine, Pharmacy. hundred sad eight Free to the sons of ministers. Coral for tin seedy. Student Si Water Works, Halting System. TRINITY COLLEGE, C, Offers graduate and undergraduate courses of study, new library laboratory equip- and gymnasium. Number students bled in t years. Large of scholarships awarded annually. Loans made to worthy students. Expenses very moderate. Female College Greensboro, N. C. Literary Business Courses, Schools of Music, Art and El- Literary Course and all Living Expenses, 1900 per pear. Fall session begins For apply to LUCY M. ROBERTSON, President ATLANTIC COAST LINK CO. TRAINS Mar HI. Loan Ar Hooky Mount Si At AM rat I'M am r UM For address W. NEWSOM. REGISTRAR. CO It at t SI i l I pm Ar . . L I J Lt R Ai M J J -m a a Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Ti 4- Cotton, Grain and Private Wires to New York, all I. I F. P, VENABLE, President I Chapel Mill, North Carolina AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. Industrial Education A combination Theory and Practice, Book and Manual Work in Engineering, Chemistry, Electric- Mechanic Art-, and Cotton Manufacturing. Full courses abort courses special courses Tuition and room, n term; board, a month. for BOO. Write for Booklet Day tin- A. M. T. WINSTON N. North Newspaper. The Charlotte Observer EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR. TOMPKINS, J. P. CALDWELL, Editor. THE telegraphic news service delivered to any paper between Atlanta, its special service is the Over handled by a North Caro- paper. TUB SUNDAY eon- SlatS of or more pages, and is to a large extent up original matter. Kit printed Tuesday and per year, The paper in North Carolina, tuple copies sent on application. Add real THE lotto, H. C. OLD DOMINION Female University la S the Hi. i-r .- In.- ii. i I i-r. a nil ii a nil y well I Fae- B I women four women. Twelve S tor g lull g all lean a i per Session I Chicago and New Orleans. Dr. D James, Dental Greenville, I. AM or. I W I M 8.1 A it m AH CHAW t IS r n inns ah m m a to i o i, is l If o i w it u f IS II III IN I n You tan place your orders with for Printing With full assurance of getting best to be had the Whichard, N. C. complete in every and prices as low the market price- paid produce. North l In Justice's PHI. A. Mayo, J. n. Mil Unit ii i Prank trading as frank C. ft o. and The The will take notice Hun an before L. A. u in and for Pin count ii. S. C. tin- Bum on in corn ,,, condition, and the -aid defend, am will further take notice that he is before the said I. P., at the court bones In ,;, . U in. on August Mat, and an- -i or demur to the complaint In action, or prayer the pain- will granted. the Joly. law. U A. J. P. leave Washing- ton daily A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Connecting at Washington Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore,. Philadelphia, New York Boston, Aurora, Creek, Belhaven, Swan and all ts for West with rail- roads at Norfolk, Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. B. Co. from yew York; Clyde Lino from I iv Line and Chesapeake S. Baltimore, Mer- Line from Boston. 1st the steam- Guide sill leave Washington at m. Tuesday, Thursday and Sat for Belhaven, and and will leave coke at a in. for Washington Mon- day, Wednesday The steamer will leave Washington Saturday nights tit o'clock, during July and August, for J. Greenville, N. C. J. District Washington, N. C For North Carolina I , County I M. I., vs. P. P. Pollard. Tilt Will notice Hint an as been in the cf obtain divorce from defendant the in the and said will take notice that he Is required lo of of Said Is held on Hie Best Monday in at in said in N. and or demur lo the complaint in said action, or the will apply to tho relief demanded in said till of Superior A GENERAL LINE OF Ar Arrive Tarboro Ar . Division , Main leaves ton n m ford j. m m, arrive n m leave p in, Branch-Train Ben am, m, Red a m, a. m. am, arrive II Also a nice Line of Hardware. TO SEE HE. J. B. COBBY. IN J. ff. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton and handlers of Bagging, Ties and Bags. Correspondence shipments solicited. PATENTS to 1.1-1 u Mills am, m, Hope Mills p or Red m. p or p m at with train Na at with the Carolina Central Railroad, at Bed with tho Red railroad, at Seaboard Air and Railway at with tho Durham and Charlotte Railroad Train ll Weldon J p m, I a o m, s. all P m. am, W am. Train- M a m and I f a m I -0 p J IS sty in, arrive ad Tarboro dally at Sunday B P Sunday, . la. Baa day , Train on Midland N Sunday. a w Ha Train no W am. p a m. p Hop. II pm, Hop. II am. H a m. I p m. daily r. Train on rot union dally, Sunday, am and I II P m. at a m loon pm. Train don all point. dally, no. via mob H. M. Agent J. B. KENLY, Manager. T. M. Traffic Manager For the best grades of JOB send The following is a will written a dying in a New York hotel. It was found on n his after lie had taken his leave lo society a and a wretched example; leave lo my parents as much row as they can feeble I leave to my as much shame and, every Sun- day, morning and evening. Pray- Wednesday evening J. N. Booth, putter. Sunday- school a. in. at. A. Allen superintendent. every Bun lay, morning evening;. meeting Wednesday Rev. M . pastor. school a. in. L. H. Pender, an perm thin s Ber I. B. Morton, Sunday- a. m. E. B. F. H. Hard- Minister. Morning and even- prayer with sermon every 1st and 3rd Sunday. Lay services every 2nd and 4th Sunday. Sunday school a. in., W. B. Brown, superintendent. Litany every Wednesday a. m. second, and fourth Sunday in each month Prayer meeting Wednesday night. D. W. Davis, pastor. Sun- day school P. W. B. Par- superintendent. regular service LODGES TEW. 1.00 VOL. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. , TUESDAY, AUGUST 1902. NO. Twice a Week Tuesday and Friday a Year lie man v. ho is expert in Fabric and Tailoring v hero, the an i now l, i , , ;. id e t . have I Is i I I. any faction. Our . . . I U i w i c .- re u i -n ;. making n In . . v ant J I . . iv- v . e statements to you today. . j We have made LOW PRICES on our en- J tire stock of Tine Clothing . I I i . . J j it- . an m I full which will Noon i Specials for This Week. h. r. Suit-., made from and u M . t Al Straw Hats arc lower u. , C Nun. . . Suits, made, -i I.--, sir, r Bowed, tome . CC Suffrage Decision. New Orleans, July district the ease of David L. the who suit to in order to the provisions of the new Lou- eon- it ion. The the suit was provided by in hope of lug declared null and unconstitutional the new system most of case v. as as a test. The judge decided holding even if tho which ail Bills Illiterate whites lo ii e- no v of a- one of the sections of a-. may be invalid with- destroying the whole right vote lie aid, affected In no by A i call, Aft i heavy Lots. Ai lot an i ices. I i v, are a Al arc marked do ii prices f i gelling. Lawns, Dimities, Shirt- waists, Parasols, Pans, etc. Specif-i lot Slippers and the and therefore the com I could pas- which is only doubt provision in the suffrage law. The will carry the ease t the Stale f the -M.-. you your for word t-i be is Die- i y in i A . Si,,. 11-day and gel your share bargains In tin. . n. Only Department Store in Prepares and for Life Our Motto. MISS Assistant, mm. Music and Art. Primary d, I;.,. Art, 13.00 2.25 piano rent, 3.00 8.00 Incidental lee. per year, For farther address Principal. To the White People of Pitt County, The people of comity my position in matters and interests, In view of the that friends have u desire be a can-; for they would like to see me in the Legislature, make tho following in I The money to paid by Just in and economy, in- stead i-f a tax. that will re Hove the people of many of the -.--., -s y V T burdens oppress them. . . that can understood. I reform of tho jury system better pay in jurors. Relief for court witnesses. A labor law for of of our c. A convention, if remedies be bad otherwise. Bow if people of county see lit to nominate and elect I will serve them as best I can. In the Lower Hon r our T. CONVENTION. The r Convention for the lust district was held In yesterday. The con- was called to order by W. B. Rodman, chairman of the . He as chairman Hon. T. Washington county i-. and Arthur the and Gazette were re nested to act us The temporary organization was pi M. Bond, of in well chosen words i lion for d I lie ml District the Hon. II. Small, Washington. F. ;. James of seconded the t-i a speech was pleas. to his man friends Ibis dis- Several others also made i seconding nomination. After the speech making was Mi. Small nominated ac The convention was a large one i the fact that Fur. Small had no opposition and most of the hail already instructed for i their County lions. The following from Pin tended the convent II. Long, A. . Blow, W. Wilson, Bryan and .-m- from . J. II. Bearer Dam township. Elks, W. W. Tucker, J. W. K. Proctor and J, i W. and Dr. W. and A of in. T he devil shoe . his dues. The railroads of North Carolina need protection d the small Steals a every lie ll i- i law that prohibits swinging on lo a moving train, it i- not enforced as It should be. Somebody i at fault I wonder that the death rate, from moving trains in the State, is greater, for then- is scarcely a day that I do not see one or boys clinging to the side of running cars. I have seen it at I lie, Salisbury, Newton, Stalest and other places. The and trainmen try lo prevent It are helpless I lines. I have the steps of cars so full of urchins was lo mi enter the train. i-i killed in Charlotte was ti ii to board He bad no there. Two years or more ago I the mangled remains of a old boy who was sent in death by an engine running Into passenger station at Salisbury. The boy was stealing a ride on a south bound when lie drop- the track behind and went in death. It was lid there then, before the fragments of the body were cold, that tin-boy was noted for his ability to bound on and moving rain la particular night ha I stalled up street with a from his sick not in ab the station. All the above I gathered my- self as the lime. relatives of that buy brought mil and were given a verdict, by a jury, for may but, if i. is at fault. If s. C. t r on goods . band. . Oil t . v. CE. Summons tor Relief. . . I'll i t am . i Mar I . i i . . . ll . In I'll Rill I i , .,. I . i- lain a i i V if . . I r v f CO. i- Doors, Sash and Blinds, IT paid Mr. Small for a ii keep their children . ii his from such dangerous the one that wag deserved, lie the town help made ii faithful and railroad. The who The Wrong Man Killed. Greensboro, N. July -to. Conductor Tuck Alex- accidentally shot mid killed bis porter, Henry of Danville, at North ,,, , . ,, , . . , , was trying We have add Supply to our business and snoot a tun Darned sell any thing in Ibis line low. See us when in want had been abusive to and . who bad St rack him several times over the head and chest As he drew his pistol Cole his interior , ., ,,. , , , arm and the weapon went off. Into- and ., , , a. . ,, , , . . I ball pierced Met nil a heart ,. , land caused death in ten minutes. we patronage and guarantee t-- give In prices, b a and work. your orders to . ii. i . , here. Send us your Co. Notice to Creditors. before i- i l I'll i of Pill . v i . Hut will and no- la I r. given to all in- ill mediate t-i ll-.- and nil i . , . i , in.- i to them for or I lore a day July, i he ad i . . , . ; , p . I of High tirade The recently issued for past year Show that Carolina leads in the number of licensed whiskey distilleries. Of 1238 establishments of this kind in the United Slates, an- in North Carolina, ibis being about per cent of total number. It i, also a lad there are as many illicit distilleries this as in any oilier State of the It There are times n your liver I ionic. Don't i i- expel all from -i and n-1 as liver. W. Highland a,,. Milton, I have i. with me for and would not lie without them. u to tali I'm. never Jenkins Globe a; Sta and Anglo Valve , Check Valve, Water Gum; Oil Air Steam V S Steam Pipe all sines, Pipe Fitting all LINE OP Packing, Rubber Bolt, Handy Belt, Leather Belt, Bell Lacing, Bell Books, Ac the district has done well . him for another term. far bas been without in we predict will remain .-1 through hi- ii We his speech of ii high- complimented, it. W. King . i as a r , he from Thai elope of the young man Mrs. not a matter for i . but we the I t-i r and doing themselves credit lug to made in iii -.- man, It is . f course, i i I Item to free himself from the ii is another side in It, The woman deserves . lint man look from hi i it least he wont ,. be had not d I the scene -be might be at . he b is j he should bike cue of her. If In- desert he deserves to lie makes a of boarding and leaving moving trains should lie lucked tip until be knows better. I have seen the results of rail- I have seen the remains of several bright sad spectacle. I there was some way to tench little fellows better i- tun ti ll. in Char- Observer. i. a a. -.- To Democratic of Pitt c unity. take this method of big my candidacy tho for Register of Deeds of Pitt Con illy ill c ac- lion the County Convention w lieu ii meets. I have been a voter since 1871 have always triad lo do ray whole duty US a and loyal Democrat and if nominated and i led I ill lo preform duties tn utmost Thanking my friends advance for support, and the action of I of Democratic Very I. ,, a, .; EL Ti aw ; . I mark. Mot. mil Purls in him i r I and i hill ; . . . i trouble cm ail the in ii blood baa mi There i- much excite Garland Cook III III i c lo ,. lull . i .,. in. .- done .; i I- . . I.-, mill ii . ii. . d . rubied. The i ml i m i by I . . Ho ml will iii.-i on i he Ural in . tin of tilling ill vacancies in Hie various coin- in i also in in I in which be AH i having any less i Intruder will meet in on I In flu named day. W. II. K Schools. Constipation Dot; Pain I eyes Bad i i y . It's arc . . . . ; . . la. ; , lint till ll i i Progress. , .