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-i Have You Forgot What STILL CARRYING AN LINE OF Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware m Aim a THING WHICH I AM TO MENTION Come to let me for your next of Flour Yours to please- Jas. B. White- ILL. CAM So Tired II may be from Mt the chance from an In- active i With a well conducted one con do mountains of labor without fatigue. It adds per cent iv ones earning capacity. It cap be kept in healthful and only by Tuft's Pills TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION. A Convention of the Democratic party of Pill county is hereby call- ed to meet in the Court House Greenville on Thursday, Angus 28th, 1902 at o'clock A. M. tor purpose of nominating date- for Legislature the several office. Township will be held at the usual meeting places the townships August 23rd, 1903, at o'clock P. M. for the Mo- u hi .-- lull with your will a Bare . in Next h.-.-. For Lock, Doors, Windows, Paints, Rope, Collars, t appointing delegates and Tools, go to alternates to said lion, the of candidates tor of Peace and Goo- stable.- and also to elect a Town- Committee. The number of delegates and alternates each township will be cunt led to is billows Beaver Dam I. it the to tin beat Fruit Jars If at our store. We have I In in in sizes prices low OS the lowest Then Falkland fur Farmville Mos. Best of . ., ,, J . . m ; Pa. in the Grocery Line 11- Ky order of the Democratic w. I. Blows am in iii- portal inn today to line down river from New Born. The head- WANT PM ; v the i . A t v. . . V. lit. . t Mi. . it ;. . A. U gal in f-U Mi i in ; , i U. . far i- , in I r-. . mil I l.-. , . t . m .- m n . k-f-. ti, mi I. WANT Ir., ; ho Mrs. L. H. WHITE, Keep this fact fresh in your . Cuts, Mashes cud all Open Sores, you Deed only to apply B f limes and the soreness and will be conquered and toe wounded healed. saturate a pleat of soft cloth with liniment hind k the Wound a poultice, Mi 1.00 u All oil I mt; AN tit I- .-. . OLD LINT leave Washing ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York Boston, Aurora, Creek, Ocracoke and tor all points for West with rail- loads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old loin Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Phi la Buy Line Chesapeake S. Co. from Baltimore. Mer- and Line from Boston. July 1st the steam Guide will leave Washington at Thursday Hat for and Ocracoke and will leave coke at a. m. for Washington on Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday. The steamer will leave Washington Saturday nights at during July August. for Ocracoke. J. J. CHEEKY, Greenville, N. C. J. E. District Supt. Washington, N. C To My Friends. It u with I you did for me. troubled with my stomach -i months. advised to use so, words not tell good it has done me. A neighbor had o that he triad everything. I told him Words of gratitude hit e come to ins from him I It.- W. Viola. Iowa. and strength of mind oil. depend on the Una B live the n eon- . cleared, with tobacco all and tenant houses. FARMS FOR SALE One Farm. miles front here, i acres, Good land for tobacco, corn, cotton, etc. Splendid dwell- two tobacco and tenant houses. Second Farm, miles mostly bowel indigestion, la. digests any food food 10.1 eat. rake a dose after meals. John Woolen. Jack, X. V. Kiev list cf goods on band tor r. I for m in fever ;, . --1 . i- iron m id a . in. No r j, J. T Bl oil. IN and Italian Marble M. A lost character can sometimes be restored, but it takes n great deal of virtue time to do it. Ills While last in in ho. say. W. II. Dibble, of Sioux Iowa, lb rubbed . -on off his bands into bl. eyes a we were lie lo-e sight, a neigh recommended Salvo. him in u days he was n. us for skin wounds, bites, HeWitt's Witch Halve U cure. at once. of John woolen. Third Farm, about half cleared, with good tenant houses, tobacco barns and orchards. About half thin farm is low ground, which is good corn land, and for pasturage. Finn place for man wanting to raise cotton, or ,. a dairy, as well for general Apply lo J. M. BEATY, N. Italian Dealer. paid . mi end Iran Said. Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar- , f ,. l .,., Egg, Bed II i u . ; Mattresses, Oak f--------- ; l Collages, Co Carts, Parlor to Creditors. . . . and Gail Ax I. o, Key West lot Henry George Can- I ,. L. i . . . n . In . . I it r l . .-I., k. , . bit ll I k- . ; It a. a; I r at . M l H -u S Ml V . in r la. it .-. i . . pl i h rev r; . . let as-1 of the last will and . id j . Jelly, Milk, . in w. mill all in Flout noising against Ly, Matches, Oil, a iv of needs, Oranges, Apple-, Nub., m 11.1. not. Dandles, Dried Apples, Peaches, . i-i Currents, Glass Obedience, are among things which make a man. II a Tonic. There times when your liver a tonic. Don't give purgatives Hi-. h nil poison Iron, the in mill Bel as to. . Si oil. all I Highland Milton. I have Karly with in. tor nil years would I t without Sun II Bud to lake. Purely vegetable. They m, r grille or distress. John I., woolen. The w is trying to keep, up with the bus little to any useful work, The Baptist Female University c-; In f the tin- the N w Mini Foil five i u .- i-l nun by Ha U i n ml mi- I tr l -1. if Full Cow, ill per Session r S A Precaution. Ta. mt it of July, Ware, Cakes and crackers, Han lints Bar I . . old. It is . than it is dangerous. Bail New I it .,,,., Minute rough Machines, and can ours ll at once. Always goods. and clears soothes and Newspaper. Quantity. Cheap for cash. The Charlotte IN THE YEAR. S. M- a. J. P. CALDWELL, Editor. i I oil troubles, Absolutely sale. Act. mediately, l like It, Jno. I. Receives tin news delivered In any paper between Washington and Atlanta, and i set . ice is be n ever bundled by North Caro- paper. p I it i named will lake Bi ll r ;. l- II i I I I . In v . I; . iii Ilia ill . 1- -i, ; . superior in. Hi SUNDAY OBSERVE, ii 1.1 slats of mote and is in M. and answer n extent wade i.- tin m in. ,. ,,,,. m in. t matter. v.,,., SEMI ,,,, . The largest paper hi live bales of were received it lien top. On same day In not a single HIGH SCHOOL ton Slur. VANN, Raleigh. TRINITY COLLEGE, DURHAM, N. C, t Mb is -Militate mid undergraduate courses of new library laboratory and Number bled years. Large number of scholarships awarded annually. made lo worthy 11-1 very For D. W. REGISTRAR. Ibis a large school building, well large Dorm- toilet school grounds, -11 lion an Music ml I ill of tin of tile , Board i per month Tuition in liable, Send for Slow Starvation mi m. I. Sample tout on C I I r. I . I j. U the fate of sufferers from tr food ll In fact, does la the If your food remains In fact, ll does and the lion build tip Is remedy, eat I This rest soon r Cathartics stimulants only cures. It You Cat. J. L HIT, IN- It LINE OF nu of Hardware. TO ME. J. R. every day, rooming and evening. Pray- Wednesday Booth, Sunday school a. a. M. A. Allen superintendent. M every lay, and evening. Wednesday evening. ft. M. Eure, pastor. Sunday a. m. L. H. Pender, -Services thin B. Morton, pastor Sunday- school a. in E. B. F. H. Hard- Morning and even- prayer with sermon every let 3rd Lay services every 2nd and 4th Sunday. Sunday-school a. in . W. B Brown, superintendent. every a. m. second, and fourth Sunday in each month Player meeting Wednesday night. D. W. Davis, pastor. Sun- day school P, M., W. B. Par- superintendent. regular service LODGES A. F. A. No. meets first and third Monday evening. B. W. II., J. M. Bee. K. River Lodge, No. meet every Friday evening, W. H. C. C. C. L T. M. Hooker, K. of B. andS. I. O. O. Lodge, No. meets every Tuesday evening. Atkins, N. G., D. Overton. It. A. Zeb Vance Council, No. MM, meets every Thursday even- B. Wilson, Secretary, J. Tunstall, Regent. A. O. Council, No. meet every first and third Thursday night in Odd Fellows Hall. J. Gardner, Worthy D. S. Smith I. O. No. meets every second and fourth Monday night in lows W. B. D. S. Smith Sec. IN Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete In every and prices an low at the lowest. Highest market paid for country produce. AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. Industrial Education A combination of Theory and of Hook Study and Manual Work in Engineering, Chemistry, Mechanic Arts, and Cotton Manufacturing. Full courses courses special courses Tuition and mom, a term; board, a month. teachers, DUO New for BOO. for Booklet A. Pres. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA The Head of the State's Educational System. Academic ii i. SI a A m. . I a. ii I I K. I. I t II. Norfolk, Va. of Cotton Bayer Broken In getting it it la, order. JOB of all York Chicago Kc Orleans. . 11.1 u an ; m Hid styles . Greenville. It can't help but do you . T,. I ll h in Hi f. Hew Works, ah trim fF, P, President AB PRINTING are CHapel Hill, Carolina ATLANTIC COAST LINE Ar ll I. L. Ar Ar I. v L. Al a m a A B r H I- K mil MIS IS P at. urn so s ii t it at i is III is I SO I It Pat AM I u II at as M ll a IV PM It ., i. LT Ar A t Tarboro Hour I If. OP. in AM PM A T it t IT at r M AM PM PM I U I M So I. It I U II IS II M I III I II u I M I ST in, Hope Mills at p r S Ar Main ion p Ha. I live leave pm, Wilmington ll.-n.,, leaves Ban s a m, tiering. II s m, a. m. Mills U s m, i n arrives S M a Connection at with train Na at Hi,. Carolina Central Railroad, at II. I with the Red railroad, at Air I and Hull with the Durham and Railroad Train on ID. bran, u I. ,, I a p a, S. at I p . A II em as 1.111 t M a in, I am, n. Waldon II am. dally Train. I, M a in and p m, I ft a and I p m. I II a i lost a a. and I r i. n Train dally I Is p St t lAp m S p in, mouth dally, m a in. Sun SO Train N c Sunday. IS. b, Tina m a. leave am by i a, II. 1.1.1 Up II . a, . tin a mi It p a. II II I a Ho. k I, p m dally Trail on Hi. ii . IS a m and I IS v . OS . a. . , dally, all ml. la M. Agent J. It. Manager. T. M. Truffle solicited. Beat ill V Hews -For a Year The Eastern Reflector. Twice Week D. J. TRUTH TO GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST 1902. NO. Tuesday and Friday a Year Ricks Wilkinson ALL SUMMER GOODS MUST WALK. We are anxious to but we are not so for money we will jeopardize our business by offering stuff we cannot stand back of. We are as jealous of our good name as we are proud of our business. Come this weekend see how far a dollar bill will travel. Mr. Wilkinson is in the northern mar- buying Fall and Winter goods, and all summer goods must suffer great cuts. We mean carry over. Wilkinson Bethel High School BETHEL, N. C. A strictly Hist class Fitting School for young Men and Young Women. Thoroughly equipped, Strictly non- Denominational, and Co educational. Prepares College, for Business, and for Life. Between and pupils Ibis year. Hook Keeping, Commercial Law, i list ml. Typewriting and Music. course is under experienced and fully competent teachers. 11.60 to 18.00, Board at to per month. SCHOOL is situated in one of the most beautiful and healthful locations in Pitt county. Fall session opens September I. For cat- and full information, address J. W. SHERRILL, Principal. The NEW STORE. B. Bro. Have opened in one store of the Building linker ft Hart formerly with a full line of Clothing Dry Shoes, Notions, etc. Everything in stock is brand new and we are soiling at Prices to Astonish You. us a and be convinced that we can save money. B. Bro. , IN J. W. CD. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors handlers of Bagging, Ties Hags. and shipments solicited. Dr. ID James, Dental Surgeon, 1.0 Male Academy Kill term of tills School will Only ti limit. number of will lie taken this therefore those having buys which wish to scud to Ibis would do well to see me. The work discipline of the school will us It bun been heretofore under present man- i apply to II. Principal. Orders for JOB solicited. Best DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES. Attendance and Ores Interest Manifested. Democratic township were held Saturday at the various precincts in the county to elect delegates and alternates to Convention to be held here Thursday, Auk to magistrates and constables and elect township executive coin in it tees. Below give the proceedings of each township S A Gainer, Chairman. B M Secretary. S M Jones, M A James, O I. Moore, Boot B M T II Barnaul, Julius Brown, M S Moore, W J J Carson, T Williams, II W Brown, J S II Mar- tin, J S T Carson. S A Gainer, B M S C Whitehurst, T Carton. Bullock. strength of each was follows- J L A I. House of -8 A Gainer, of B Williams, T B II James, J I, J B Cherry, T While, 2.1. They unanimously endorsed Moore for Superior Court W Harrington for Meeting called to by W II Williams, K J Gray, J L W B ard, C Whichard, J H J II Keel, A J A Whichard, J Gray. B I I. Perkins, It L Butler, H II Gray, W L Nobles, J ens II Gray, J W Page, II Little. B Gray, W H Williams,. Whichard. ll Ex L W U William, W J Little, J Gray, W K Jesse KG Cox, Secretary. M no. i. A Cobb, J Brooks, It It Jackson, A It Horton, It Spier, II L John I Pierce, Br, T B Allen, B C T Tyson, W F Hail, lease Cannon, J M C Nelson, J W Cannon, K G Cox. II Dr W W Dawson, J II Rodgers, H Cannon, Dr C A It IS Smith, M K J A J A Joseph Nelson, B Cox, Win Smith, J NO, I. C Out, Dr T Cox, II K Ellis, G K Jackson. J May, W May, W II Wingate, It Chapman, II I. Hamilton, Rich no. J Stokes, I Allen, B J Brooks B Sugg. NO. t. j M mow, c H Joseph No. I. Jesse Cannon, Chairman, Asa Harris, J Tinker, H L J W After the Battle------roll call, After heavy And broken Bean broken prices. and that is why we are having a Great Reduction Sale All Summer Goods arc marked down at special prices for special selling. Lawns, Dimities, Shirt- waists, Parasols, Fans, etc. Special lot Slippers and and Children's. Some of these are worth We give you your choice for A word to the wise is bettor than a Webster's to otherwise. Attend this Sale today and your share, of bargains at Commute at o'clock P. at. W I. Noble-. Secretary. K Davenport. M T Spier, J I Moore, J A Harris. I. Nobles, W T Mason, E Brad; J Moore, W II Boss. M A Barris. B Overton. Executive B Lit- D H James, B B Satterthwaite, i; H M Jones. Motion was and delegates lie cast vote D H James Beg liter of Deeds, J B Little the Howe l J. I. Fleming for the Senate. SWIFT CREEK E s LB Bee, KS W Haul M M i Moore, M Smith, J Moore, B A Gard- J A Hardy, A Blokes, Jesse Hardy. H Williams, W B Bland, J Hardy, J B Stocks, N. II Job Moore, Floyd Hamilton, G W Gardner, A B Garris, W II Magistrates Balding, M Elks, L I Smith. The executive committee was J Marshall Cox Chairman. Elks, Alston Grime-. W K Clark, W E Proctor. The primary was called to order by John Smith. Chairman, F. G. was elected Secretary. Cook, Jno John King, Jonas Dr J It J Little, B B Cot- Ellis and J B Dozier. S Cotton, J L F G G W Sal- let-Held, H Batter, J H Smith, W H Moore, W T Pierce, T L Williams. It A T G and S M Crisp. Executive H Smith, Chairman, J I. Fountain, It Gotten, and T L Williams. About The Dance. Dancing is chief source of amusement among all savage more savage uncivilized be Half Gallon, per dozen, Paul S Moore, J A Hardy. Quarts, per dozen, J. B. Cherry Co. The Only Department in GREENVILLE. so. A G Cox, Chairman Di B south hide Cox, II B. Hester, J. W. J J May. Tucker, M. G. Move, Paul The strength of do candidate was ll. H. Allen, B. W. Tuck A. Forbes, B. L. Little, V. B M Lewis Chin. A and J B Sec. Joseph Tripp. J. W. Smith, W. L Barrett, B I. Davis, W BE. Nichols, Harvey Allen, W. J W Parker, W E Brooks, Jas. Evans, J. W. Yin A Flanagan, J John W. Tripp, G, Tucker, B. H. Augustus Justice of I. A. Tucker. J. W. Brooks and A. Flanagan, Lewis, and W. O. SIDE RIVER. F. Fleming, J J J J David W J Briley and W K J K s Peter Flaming, Elihu Briley, Ashley Whichard, Asa TOWN. B Parker, B Bynum. It K Belcher. I. Barrett ohm, U L Davis, W B Home, B M Lewis and W V. The meeting called lo order o'clock P. M. by F. C. Hard- H. W. was elected chairman and W. c. W B J. D. Gardner B. Harding I W I wire sleeted by Harding. J J C C Vines, II I, Cow million. The motion strength of ard, V Harding, Joe bawls, each U- taken at the, I. Carr. J L W 00- same time was carried, and the l. W L Brown, B W King, t vote as , u L. White, KG Flanagan, A, J. Laugh For II. T. I. Cox, ill; L J. ; A. C. J. Tucker, I; H. It. Cot I; J. J. Laughing- II While. K G II A I Mi., W II Long. For A Lewis H Cox. No I. B chin. KB C P Moore. MO Smith, W II No W B Bland, W J Moore, A Hardy, B A Gardner. W H s V L Crawford, J Allen. Smith, J B Joyner, a Nichols, M Smith, It L Nichols. W Joyner, I A Nichols, J H Cobb. D Barrow, Chairman, W W Bullock, Secretary. Jr. D c Barrow, Charlie Parker, It W Faithful. W A Hyman, Harris, Thad Parker. Kl C Barrow, w W Bullock. ll i TOWNSHIP, The primary was held Saturday at p. m. with J. J. i Alston Crimea, Secretary. The delegation was instructed as State Senator and J J for member of Hoard Count relight of the lot of Deeds was taken and vote stood T B Moore Williams I. following were selected us Alston Grimes, W I, Woolen, J Marshall Col and C I Constable. J II Mills, H ll the people the more popular dance. The dance is not the prod- of a cultured people, but a relic of a former age of men- and moral weakness. This fact is worth the careful study of Christ Work. St. l bulletin of stale board health says in July measles prevailed in counties, cough ill scarlet fever in fever in 5.1; fever in fever in smallpox ill ed, Catawba Gaston, Mecklenburg, North- Wilson They arc Striking lots of oil in Louisiana these days. A well was d Welsh, a new locality, and before they got ready to it a few days ago turned it- self in. and with I great lush of oil and gas, blew the piping out and blew the derrick all to pieces. After work they got it and think they have greatest gusher in Wilmington Star. A real estate dealer in Maine his an advertisement the New York Journal of lands for sale line; great inducements to set- Hers. of advantages locality set forth by him are Dial there arc Hies, no toes and no in the northern lists would sneer howl if such SO advertisement should appear in a southern paper. No southern man would think for a moment of holding out absence of in the ion as all inducement lo would-be purchasers, the is these northerners are more friendly to bin than the northern Wilmington w F Carroll, J J C J. B Little, J Jenkins, Frank Randolph, m Marshall Cox, W I CD B W L Clark, Alston G Grimes, J B Tucker, Oakley, For Th. domed W. Harrington Sher ill and D. Moore for Clerk of W Tucker. on An woman her in daughters and Ker- ii win be -park house, B. Cherry, T. While, Register of K. Moore, t HI; It. Williams, Jr., J. L. C TI; J O. W J s, D. II. James, i. . J Harrington, W R Par The precincts then ad- and selected lilt Of and alternates i called to order by J It which elected by the Chairman Executive N i, Smith, Jesse n Smith, W l Henry Dixon, Stocks, J Williams and Ed Dixon. Alternate-. W V. Proctor, G W Venters, A Arnold, A Mills, W A c Buck, W way, K in, V F Chap man, I. E I. Cot Hardy Law It John Constipation Docs your head ache Pain back of your eyes Bad taste in your mouth It's your liver I Pills arc liver pills. They cure headache, dyspepsia. lie. All a in BUCKINGHAM'S

THE REFLECTOR. GREENVILLE, K. C. D. I. xi it the I N. C, class mail matter. Friday, 1902. Ex Judge David of died Tuesday aged Tl years. He had in poor health several years. A glance ahead for a few weeks to the coming of winter makes one shiver here August at the prospects of prices that will have to be paid for oral. It is hinted a bullet be picked out of Tom Jones, the lynched Seven Springs sent to Gov. Aycock. His Excellency might stop the pardon mill long enough to a reward for the are bad it is a pity they ever occur, but the Tom Jones near Seven Springs, came as near getting what he deserved as ever did a criminal. The jury that investigated the stated in their verdict that the had done their duty. opening court at Greensboro, Monday, Judge had to charge two grand juries. After had sworn the charge delivered it was discovered that two of the owed taxes for two years. The was called back, the two men removed and put in their places, the Judge had to deliver another charge to the The Morning Sews tell of the attempted poisoning of the family of S. S in county, by carbolic acid being placed in the pot. The poi- son was discovered just in time to save the family from probable death A named Davis, who worked for was arrested for the crime. He made a and said named Lot him up to Both were plated Id jail. It looks like the over that way want lynch- BIG ANIMAL SHOWS. Coming 3rd. What promises to be one of the big events of the season is the forthcoming visit to this city of Big Trained An- Shows. Beyond question, there Is not an amusement in America that has such a hold the public favor as these big moral shows. The rise of this great enterprise is First, starting small it has risen year by year with tremendous strides until the present it is now the largest best. The past was a record breaker. San Port- land, Seattle, Suit Lake, Denver, Kansas City, St. Paul and Dublin hundreds were turned away at every performance and its tour was one continuous ovation. The press public unanimous declaring it to be the brightest a; d best show of it has made undying name for itself and its hustling progenitors. The career Messrs. Norris Howe illustrates thrift, of purpose, ingenuity of rep- men. Their success has all been achieved in the West, and western ideas of honesty and fair dealings have gained for them a reputation that is as can fully preserved as it is well united. season of 1903 of the Howe's Big Shows marks long and rapid in advance similar exhibition in the way of s and grandeur. The special features this season arc the performing Hone, camels, seal, buffaloes, baby elephants and the most marvelous troupe of juvenile while many popular features of past years are retained, so all all they give as clever a per- one COUld wish to wit- MI have used Hair Vigor for over thirty ll has kept my free from dandruff and has prevented my hair from turn- Mrs. A. Billings, There is this peculiar thing about Hair is a hair food, not a dye. Your hair does not suddenly turn black, look dead and lifeless. But gradually the old color comes the rich, dark color it used to have. The hair stops falling, too. . Mite. If cannot yon, wild us one and will i; rt. H sure name J I w i I -i Fresh Gossip From Vicinities FIENDS LIFE ENDED. Tom Jones is Dud at the Hands of Indignant Neighbors of His Victim. Early yesterday morning a re- port reached Tom Jones, for whom U organized search baa been carried on since the commission of his awful crime in Indian township. county. Friday had been captured daring Sunday night, and taken to In- it was learned he was captured, bat still near the scene his crime. The Sews representative left on the morning train and it there o conflicting stories, he went to the scene to get the facts. night. Messrs. J. M. Rich, Bennett, who were on guard near Outlaw's bridge, at about o'clock captured Tom Jones, who gave them no trouble after he was reached, lie was taken to the Bicycle Thief Caught. A named Willis Johnson was put in jail Monday afternoon stealing a bicycle from Charlie The the wheel Saturday from in front of the store of J. B. where clerks. He rode the wheel to Jim and left it went to bis work Monday but did not car- wheel with him. Later the day the wheel was found at and when it was learned that Johnson carried It there went after latter brought him to jail. Winterville Department. NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS NOTES. N. C, Aug. Less than a week the boys and girls will all lie lure. Then, oh What; Everything will be merry as the music of the lark and no more dull times for a while, something to live for. We don't know, but we will bet a chaw of tobacco that the gets out a good ticket to morrow. They have some good timber to select from Roy was here taking photographs of bug- wagons, carts, etc , the A. There will be a in chapel of the Winter- ville High School next Mon lay night, Sept. 1st. at P- m. A very large number of students expected the opening. Mrs. F. . wife of Prof. assistant Principal of the Winter, High School, came Monday evening. Prof. will have charge of the boy's Farmers f you are going to need wagons to your crops you need Tar and should place your orders tight now. Miss Tripp, of Wash- ton, is visiting Mrs. Dr. Cox. A very large crowd left excursion fur Norfolk from here yesterday, trains passed Winterville yesterday. Such is Dot an often occurrence with US, Rev. J. Jackson and wife, of are visiting relatives by Our Correspondent and Reported REFLECTOR Readers. of are visiting near here. Prof. is in Washing the interest of bis school. Mrs. Bettie Britt came from Snow Hill has taken charge of the girl's dormitory. Mrs. F. O. Cox and Master Bruce went to Monday evening returned next morn- Gall and sec our Bike buggies. Hunsucker Carriage Co. D. N. Branch informs us he lout a barn of tobacco by lire one day last week and a loss of about Miss Bettie Jones, of Bethel, who has been visiting Miss Dora Cox, returned borne Highsmith, wife and child, who have been spending the summer over the river near old home, home Monday evening. HEARNE CO., Groceries, Provisions, Country Produce, Fruits, Candies, Tobacco and Cigars. Agents for Wilbur's Horse, Cattle and Poultry Food. Fruit Jars. A dollar with n a dollar's worth of every lime. If doesn't Smith but Mrs. Smith would Dot see him. lie. however, I the neighborhood. Telephone Directory. The Carolina and Virginia been ; phone have published and ills- Mayor's Court. The following cases have disposed mayor II. W. j a very handsome directory during past week, lot all the exchanges in their I. F. Anderson, drunk and die- giving a list of all con- orderly, fined and cost, In the different towns and amount long distance connections. It is a Lee allowing cows to j book of about pages be- run s. huge, lined and cost, sides the directory contains much amount 98.86. Henrietta Donaldson, running restaurant without license, fined one penny cost, amount W. B. James and Paul assault, both over to term Court. Carter, assault, fined one and cost, amount 18,36. I. A. Sugg, tiring rifle town, lined cost, amount 18.16. James, Henry Tall and Taft, riotous disorderly conduct, 95.00 each and cost, amount, James, 18.14; Jno. Taft, 18.64. Cornelius Johnson, drunk and disorderly, lined and cost, amount 95.20. Job Johnson, assault dead- weapon, bound over to Superior Court. Simon Wooten, down, lined one penny and cost, amount. Alex. Bailey, drunk fined and cost, amount Wanted. I want several good tenants for next year large families. To industrious sober men. lean oiler unsurpassed in in a good community desirably located, houses good water and splendid free school, land is firm tilth and will produce abundantly any crop this section. O. L. information and useful suggest ions to users of An Aged Couple. Mr. J. E. Bullock bis wife, who live in Carolina township, am both years old and have married years. Mr. lock was a soldier in the civil war and is now one of the Confederate pensioners. We hope the old pie will yet have many years to- Political Speaking. lion. John II. Small, Democrat candidate for Congrats from district, T. of Goldsboro, will speak in Court House in Greenville, Thursday, Sept. Reunion. the There will be a reunion old Confederate soldiers Academy grove, Thursday, Dinner will be served on the Academy grounds. Sec. To The Public. Before buying your lumber, shingles and lathes see mo. I furnish you almost anything yon may want in this line. High tirade JOB here. Send us your orders confessed also confessing that lie stole some of clothing he had on. lie as then to Mr. Rich's home and put a tobacco barn. with Constable Floyd Walker on guard. He remained in the barn until o'clock yesterday morn- when ten twelve blackened men arrived the scene to take the officer object- ed and was shot at. a ball scorch- his neck. of the men held him covered with tuns while others knocked the door in with an They then took our. parried him about a mile down an old tram road, placed him a log and Bred I volley into his body. This not causing death they soon after Bred another vol- which was more effective and the wretch had paid the penalty of rash action. the two volleys men who on their way to see what had been done to the fiend arrived on the scene, but after they had seen the dying were told to go up the tram road and out of sight. As soon as they had gone the other volley was fired. one man counting eleven shots. probably being number of men in the blackened party. The executioners then retired and left the body to the officers and crowd which the dace lo make sure that vile fiend was indeed dead. The body, as teen by the Kins who went over on the morning train, was lying on its face with the arms tied behind many bullet and shot holes mutilated corpse. The skull was crushed on one side being done by the used in breaking the or a heavy piece of timber. One bullet en -finitely over the heart and passed through that organ. Pictures were taken body ii two positions, one as first seen by the men from leaning against log on which he was when shot. As to condition of his it by a relative of the family she was improving and was expected to recover. Morning News. k for the advertisement of R. . Bro page. The have a new store here have co lo stay. The sell cheap can save money. Mrs. W. C. Jackson and BLACK JACK ITEMS. Black Jack, Aug. Walter Dixon, Ed. and Amos Clark, left today for where they will enter school. Miss Rosa Cox, of is vis- Misses Annie and Lucy White. Tyson, canvassing agent for pictures, was canvassing this vicinity Friday. Mrs. Cox, of is visiting her daughter. Mrs. White. White broke his aim Fri- day by falling from a peach tree. Dr. Kicks, of re- placed bone, and he is doing as well as could be expected. Mrs. C. Dixon has been quite sick for past few days. Miss Maggie Smith is suffering considerably from a bone felon. for YOU bring back the stuff and get your dollar. tics Times I the Value of Any Other. One Third Easier, One Third Faster. Agents wanted in nil unoccupied Wheeler Wilson Mfg Co. Atlanta, Ga- S. T. WHITE, Greenville, N. C. AFTER TWO YEARS PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID IN THE HE I. Extra. The Bis Shows From The Golden West. Extra. NORRIS ROWE'S Big Shows. OF NEWARK, N. J., YOUR POLICY HAS Loan Value, Cash Value, Paid-up Extended Insurance works automatically, Is Will be reinstated if arrears be paid month while you are living, or within three years after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence of 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 Increase the Insurance, or To make policy payable as an during the lifetime of insured. J. L. SUGG, Greenville, N. C. The One Tented Amusement Enterprise That Fulfills Every Promise. PERFORMING ANIMALS Will Exhibit in Greenville. WEDNESDAY 3RD. Performances at and o'clock p. m. The New Novel cessions Wealth. at a. m. A Don't Marvel of Miss Pro- runny Clowns The Great Triple Elephant Act School of Educated duly Performing Camels The Wonderful Trained Buffaloes The Marvelous Dogs and Ponies POSITIVELY THE AGGREGATION OF PERFORMING ANIMALS IN THE WORLD ROYAL ROMAN CONGRESS ACT A FEATURE FEATURE NEW B EM EMBER DATE. Sept. Coco Farmers of Pitt and Surrounding Counties. Let me have your attention a moment. I have purchased the Planters Warehouse and will have charge of it this season. I have been identified with the Greenville Tobacco market almost from its start, and am familiar with every detail of the Tobacco business. It is my purpose in conducting the PLANTERS WAREHOUSE to run it in the interest of those who sell their tobacco on my floor, knowing that the more I help the farmer the more I help myself. No effort will be spared to make every pile sold at the PLANTERS bring the highest price. Knowing the value of Tobacco, having ample capital to carry on the business, assisted by best helpers that can be procured, I can make it to your interest to sell at the PLANTERS. Plenty of room to take care of your team, and all the farmers who to stay over night will find ample Bring your tobacco if yon want best prices. B. E. PARHAM, PLANTERS WAREHOUSE FRANK WILSON The King Clothier Is now in New York buying his Fall Stock. Wait for his return before buying your Fall Clothing. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. NOTICE. U is a CROSS MARK the margin of this paper it is to remind you that you owe for and we you to settle tut early as We YOU owe us and you will keep us waiting It. This notice for who tin cross mark on their paper. SHORT LOCAL ITEMS Shots at Home New Put In Few Word for Busy Readers Miss Olive Morrill, who has been visiting at W. B. Wilson, has returned to her home Snow Hill. Miss Ruth Barden, who has visiting her W. B. Wilson, has returned to her home at Ply. mouth. K. C. of Falkland, left this morning for the northern markets to purchase his fall stock of goods. Archie Bawls, who has vis- Master Hayden Lee Griffin, ; returned this to his home in Wilson. Mrs. K. S. Greene, of who has visiting Mrs. V. M. Hodges, returned home Saturday evening. K rs. Bettie of Hooker- ton, who has been visiting Mrs. J. W. Brown returned home day evening. J. N. Lawrence and wife, of Portsmouth, arrived Saturday evening to visit their brother, L. W. Lawrence. Miss Coward, of county, who has been her brother, E. A. Coward, left day evening for Mrs. N. Iv. Matthews, of Dur- ham, arrived Saturday evening lo her husband who is a tobacco buyer for M. I. 1902. J. B. Biggs went lo this morning. I. A. Sugg, Jr., left Monday tor Mount. a. Bishop returned Monday from Miss Andrews left morning for Durham. K L. and family left this ; morning for Greensboro. Forbes returned this morning from Morehead City. Mrs. W. It. returned this , morning to her home in Hassell. are coming. Fruit Jars cheap at S. There are yet some water Cotton fields n r . white, it is opening so f.-t. September court will of Superior Tuesday. J. L. Fleming baa moved into his residence near the Baptist For a good smoke try the at Reflector Book Store. M. P. Jordan Co. have placed a telephone in their factory. The number is D. W. has moved into his new store which has just been completed at five points. Several of the colored firemen from here, left for Raleigh Mon- day to attend the colored Convention. Almost time for schools to begin fall session. Pupils should get their tablets and other supplies at Reflector Book Store. W. C. Fleming is having hauled on bis lot on Evans street, south of the Academy, to building a residence. New lot of choice cigars at Re- Book Store. Is anew brand just added. It is best to be for the price. advertising car of Rowe's show was side tracked here Monday night and are advertising town and county to day. High School. Open Sept. 15th. Good easy accommodations and terms reasonable. Patronage so- For further Information see or address, J. F. Farmville, N. C. PERSONAL NOTES Mention People Met I With the Social World 1902. J. S. went to William- today. J. H. Edwards left Saturday for Plymouth Monday Frank Skinner left this M b morning her home in Greens- Tarboro. Churchill Hodges went to this D. J. Whichard returned this morning from Beaufort and More- F. L. Walker went to Scotland City. Neck this morning. ,. . . . ,. Mrs. M. J. Jackson, Hon. Harry Skinner left this morning to Mrs. for Henry Harding. Miss Sadie of Ply month, arrived Monday afternoon to visit Miss Jamie Miss May Bell Dixon, who has been visiting Miss Katie left for Ayden. Ed. Stewart, wife daughter, Miss Lizzie, morn- to Washington, K. went lo evening to accept a with Denmark. Misses Jennie Helen Battle, of arrived morning to visit Mis. B. W. King. Miss Emily Williams, of arrived Monday night to visit her sister Mrs. J. A. Brady. Bicycle Stolen. Saturday evening, about dark some one stole a from Char- lie ll was on the side walk in front of J. B. Cherry's store when Charlie left it for a few when ho the bicycle was gone. To Build New Church. To County Jail. The Board of County are having a fence fourteen feet high built around the county Jail, to prevent any one from the outside communicating with or passing anything In to the prison- without from sheriff. This will prevent prisoners from securing files and other tools from people outside, by means of which they have made their escape so for Raleigh, Mrs. E. A. Coward left day evening for Ayden. J. M. Taft returned Saturday from Baltimore. Miss Bessie Jarvis this g from LaGrange. Mosley returned day evening from Danville. J. Wooten returned this morning from Morehead City. Rev. D. W. Davis returned this morning to his home at Pantego. Dr. Zeno Brown returned day evening from Philadelphia. Robert Howard returned this morning to his home at Conetoe. Fred Cox returned Saturday evening from a trip up the road. Miss Ora Button, of is visiting her uncle, H. A. Sutton. John Harper, of came in Saturday evening to visit Mrs. F. M. Hodges left day evening for a visit to La Grange. Ed Forbes went to Morehead Saturday evening and returned this morning. I. A Sugg, Jr., left for and returned this Mrs. Ida Edwards, has been visiting Mrs. J. W. bus re- borne. Miss arrived Sat- evening to visit her sister, Mrs. W. H. Johnson. Mrs. Bf, Stewart, of Washing- ton, arrived Saturday evening to visit Mrs. A. J. Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Taft and little child returned from Baltimore. Patrick Cobb, who has vis- Percy Forbes, returned to Grifton Saturday evening. A. M. of arrived Saturday to bis brother, B. W. Moseley. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. bridge, of Scotland Neck, arrived Saturday and returned this morn lug. Elder met sever- members his church at J. T. I V bra mi Sunday night Organ j a church of members, will begin work right away to build a Free Will Baptist church in the town of Greenville. They Sunday for their preaching day. Died. Tucker, the lour year daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Tucker, who live two miles from died Sunday with whooping cough. This is the second child they have lost within one week they have of all their friends. J. N. Moore and his sou Moore died at their home in Greenville township, Mill, Sunday fever. Four other members of same family sick with typhoid fever. A positive specific for bilious fever, J , j malaria, chills and fever, malarial Malaria and poisoning, Material debility, malarial Cure dyspepsia, dumb ague. Today at the Big Store-Cash House of Greenville Mid-Summer CLEARANCE SALE Millinery Goods. Our Millinery Goods in charge of Mrs. M T. must be closed out with ill Summer Goods at a sacrifice to make room for Fall Goods. Come and get some bargains. Summer Underwear Prices cat on the whole line. dozen Men's colored Sea Island Percale Shirts, detached cuffs, worth clear- a sale price, Umbrellas Natural wood. and Cony's bandies, fast black, worth Special sale price, Corsets. and W pat thorn in at the one price. Celebrated makes. -y Mattings and All go atone price. c per yard Clothing, per cent off on all Spring and Sum- mer Clothing. Extra Rood values in Serges, Mohair, Sicilians and Alpacas. Come early while they last. NOTICE what we advertise We advertise what we do Bed Spreads. cut on all Spreads. These prices are for Spot over the counter. No goods sent out, but your money back if they are not O. K. Wash Goods Colored Lawn, Dimities in new neat figures and stripes; good values at and Clearance sale price C Sheer Dimity Exquisite new patterns, stripes and floral pat- terns. Good values at and sale price, India Linen and Can't be matched in any city for less than above prices. Special sale price, i Men's Shirts. Detached 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. lino, all styles, warrant ed solid leather, Undershirts Drawers Egyptian Combed French woven neck, double breasted drawers. Clearance sale price, Lace Curtains. Worth and extra length, ft. long, very surely worth and 11.18. Special sale price, Special. Hamburg Edging, Big Reductions. Spool Cotton. I- Clark's Spool -j,. per spool. The Most Sweeping of Keen Prices Get in the Main Squeeze. Come Early C T. The Big Store Greenville. N. C.

Have Ton Forgot THAT I AM STILL CARRYING AS UP-TO-DATE LINE OF Advice to the Aged. bring bowel., weak and and TORPID Tint's Pills Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware AND A OF THING , , AM TO MENTION Come to sec me for next Barrel of Flour Yours to please- Jas. White. effect on these owns, stimulating the . i-l-. to perform their natural functions at In and IMPARTING VIGOR to the bladder and LIVER They arc adapted to old and young. WASHINGTON LETTER. CARR from Washington, D. Aug. The echoes of the Phil- transport scandal have hardly died away, but another is read to take its place. This time it concerns the lighter system at As may be shown, it is necessary to go-ids for Manila lo lighters which, in turn, land them at the wharves and warehouses. These lighters are employed by the in charge and paid at a given rate per Hip; the rate based on their tonnage capacity. When the situation first became known, the of the Treasury depart Cunt Capital at The steamer Compton w ill today bring up from Fort two big guns which the war depart- has donated to Governor cock to be placed the capitol grounds. These belonged to Confederate armament at Fort well, and when the emplacements were made for the modern guns the old were dug from their resting place feet the sand. They will weigh 7.500 pounds each and will be delivered at th Seaboard Air Line depot for shipment to 22nd. To My It is with joy loll did for mo. troubled with stomach for several mouths. advised to use I did and word cm. not nil the good it has done me. A neighbor had dyspepsia sci that he had tried must everything. i him lo use Words of gratitude have come to mo from him because I recommended Pry, Viola. Iowa. Health and strength of mind body depend on and normal activity of the the great ionic chits alt and bowel . Indigestion, any good food yon cat. Take a dose after meals. John L. Woolen. For Locks, Doors, Windows, Paints, Rope, Collars, Shovels Car- The wan. of money is the Tools, lo H. L CAM. Next door to Ricks Wilkinson. I to Ormond i. Thai the place to get the best Fruit Jars i out ore. have them in different styles and prices a- low as the lowest Then as usual we the Best of Everything; in the Grocery Line Get your table supplies from u- and v on arc sure so have the bed . BUTTER and CHEESE ON ICE. furnished them showing the names, speeds and capacity of the lighters. Since then the Treasury official have apparently paid no to the disbursement made for lightering purposes by the army quartermasters, and no more than was necessary as revealed by the Wat department. how- ever, Treasury department, availing it-ell of the figure already furnished it and the root much evil. The person who with the world gets soundly whipped. Greenville, THE NEW GROCERS, i In Justice's court I. A. Maw-. Th. n Dry floods, Groceries, Confections, Company. etc. go to frank i . trading as . o. and Tin- A. 1- Hall. Co. defendant I rank . Di n above named lake WANT Mrs. L. H. WHITE, action c a- has U i d before I. A. Mayo a of the Peace in and Pitt count, Greenville, N. lo recover um for breach of i part said I noon in . nm in had condition, mid . i lint I required ups before it. id A. Mil, ii, court In i , N. at I- o'clock m. on 21st, and to the . . or the prayer of the pain- ml Ill I. grant, d. This July, Use. L. A. MAYO, Summons for Relief. North Carolina In Mai j Eliza Patrick Charles Patrick. i harlot Patrick, i are in ii Hat rife, Mar; Pal- rick, has brought suit you for from Ha- bonds the Ii Pill Ci int. which convenes on the 1st day of September at which term you will answer, plead or demur to which the will tile during i -i three of the Ii on to make your a- herein re- quired, plaintiff will court for the relief demanded in complaint. I. Clerk I Black X. C. S i line . Land. low Country produce bought for cash or in I I r J. C. IN American and Italian Marble n. c. Hire and Iron Fence Sold. wort and bi i .- -i on ration. Notice to Creditors. i In ii. o Ion . I i ii.- Superior Pill us i . tor ill- will l- eminent ad, . aim all, i . . i n duly to me. I all per- claims the estate -am an. lo la, tin in for . on or fore the July, or this will Is plead in liar ii I-, i. All I- i bled in -aid estate arc d make pay mi at to It, This 21st of July, K. J. i HUB, t a r Chart. Car Pill County t. Ha. defendant above named trill an action a- above been In of Pin county l y said plaintiff lo obtain a divorce from said defendant upon mentioned in the the said defendant he is I., appear ill the next of said North Carolina's Foremost Newspaper. The Charlotte Observer EVERY DAY IN THE YEAH. CALDWELL i. TOMPKINS, J. P. CALDWELL, Editor. PER THE the news service delivered to any paper between Washington and Atlanta, and its special ice is ever handled by a Caro- paper. held on th Ant Monday la THE SUNDAY cm. at ; of or more pages, and is to a large extent up of original matter. THE .-SEMI-WEEKLY In N. answer or complaint in said action, or a In the art la -aid This the of July, I t. printed and per year. in North Carolina. Sample sent on application. Address Charlotte, N. Norfolk. Va. Ills While last my was some tn- W. H. Dibble. Iowa. rubbed poison off his into bis for u while we writ afraid low bit a neigh- . recommended DeWitt a Witch reports Salve. The application was I he quartermasters a filed monthly I -J the auditor for the War de- burns, wounds. Insect has been making bite., which have John I., woolen. the old adage arc The amounts paid j Alcohol is used to c near- out freight far exceed the everything but lighter, tonnage and ; carpenter ought to be known by his claw hammer coat, how he isn't. 1876.------- S. M. Wholesale and retail and Furniture Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar Turkeys, Egg. etc. Bed- steads, Mattresses, Oak Suits. Ba by Carriages, do Carts, Parlor suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. and Gail ft Ax Life Tobacco, Key West Che- roots, Henry George Clear, Can- Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour Sugar, Coffee, Matt, Soap, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal Hulls, Gar den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nuts, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Currents, Raisins, Glass and China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Cheese, Beet Butter, New Sewing Machines, and nu other goods. Quality and Quantity. Cheap for cash. to see me. S. M. Phone FARMS FOR SALE One Farm. 1-2 miles from here. acres, lo cleared. Good land for tobacco, corn, cotton, etc. Splendid dwell- two tobacco barns and tenant houses. Second Farm, miles front here, acres, mostly cleared, with tobacco barns and tenant houses. Third Farm, acres, about half cleared, with good tenant houses, tobacco barns and orchards. About half this farm is low ground, which is good corn land, and suitable for pasturage. Fine place for man wanting to raise beef, cotton, or run a dairy, as well as for general farming. Apply to J. M. BEATY, N. C. OLD DOMINION Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at o A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York Boston, Aurora, South Creek. Belhaven, Quarter, Ocracoke and tor all for West with rail- roads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line Chesapeake 8.8. Co. from Baltimore. Mer- and Line from Boston. July 1st the steam Guide will leave Washington at a. in. Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- for Belhaven, and and will leave coke at a. m. for Belhaven Washington on Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday. steamer Hatteras will leave Washington Saturday nights at o'clock, during July and August, for Ocracoke. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. J. E. District Washington, N. C v Necessary Precaution. neglect u cold. It is won He the most noted using One Minute l can cure it at once. Always clears the head, soothe and strengthens the mucus membrane. Cures throat and lung troubles. Absolutely safe. Acts mediately. Children like it. Jno. L. speed taken into consideration, and the auditor ho demanded an explanation of the discrepancy. Secretary Boot is Europe in blissful ignorance of the the auditor and until he it I probable Unit any of bit subordinate will dare make a statement, but ill meantime a secret Investigation will be mode and possibly goal will be selected. I he determination of the Grand Army of the Republic to invite General Mile to head their grand parade at the encampment to be held In Washington nest October, is a source of serious annoyance to friend of the President, Of General Mile I distinguished member the A. of Civil war, since Grant, Sherman, Sheridan and a camber others have away, from people, without the aid of a West Point education, General Miles has attained the highest tank in that. together the fact that lie served shoulder to shoulder with the men of makes him dear to G. A. R. but he is disgrace with the administration. Colonel has had lo scold him and would have retired him had not an Influential delegation of Man- ton and representatives to the While House and threatened lo blockade all legislation mended by President if he did; and being In the black books of Colonel-President Roosevelt, he has right to occupy a position of honor or importance in the G. A. R. parade, and especially Washington. It is hinted if the General accepts the in- the Colonel in Chief will prolong his stay in the west so that he will be in Washington on the day of the great procession, but the time still distant and it is probable that his hotter advised friends n ill not allow lo so seriously during the time they are guest lb capital. It Needs a Tonic. There ace times when your live needs n ionic. Don't give . and weaken. lo I Little Riser expel all poison from tin- system and el tonic to the liver. W. Highland Milton. Pa., hove carried Little Early Riser with me for years and would not he without and easy to lake. Purely vegetable. They never gripe or distress. John L. you'll be hap- seen to be motto of the Summer gill at the seashore. a. -DEALER IN- The Baptist Female University In of two block Mini Outfit. T y I If M Officer- Tew h ts men well Inimical logical Kc- of men four by for by Full ail fee per Session For be Raleigh. A GENERAL LINE OF TO ME. J. R. COREY. CHURCHES. every morning and evening. Pray- Wednesday evening Rev. J. N. Booth, pastor. a. in. M. A. Allen every Ban lay, morning and evening. meeting Wednesday evening. H. M. Eure, pastor. school a. m. L. H. Pender, thin Sunday, Bar J. B. Morton, Sunday- school a. m. E. B. u- F. H. Hard- Minister. Morning and even- prayer with sermon every lot and 3rd Sunday. Lay services every 2nd and 4th Sunday. Sunday school a. in., W. B. Brown, superintendent. every Wednesday a. m. Christan Preaching second, and fourth Sunday In each month Prayer meeting Wednesday night. Rev. D. W. Davis, pastor. Sun- day school P. M., W. R. Par- superintendent. regular service LODGES A. F. A. Lodge. No. meet first and third Monday evening. R. W. M., J. M. Reuse, Sec. K. River Lodge, No. meet every Friday evening. W. H. C. C. L T. M. Hooker, K. of R. I. O. O. Lodge, No. meets every Tuesday evening. W. N. G., D. D. Overton. See. R. A. Vance Council, No. 1696, meets every Thursday even- W. B. Wilson, Secretary, J. S. Tunstall. Regent. A. O. Council, No. meet every first and third Thursday night in Odd Fellow Hall. J. Z. Gardner, Worthy D. S. O. Conclave No. hi, meets every and fourth Monday night in lows Hall. W. B. Wilson D. S. Smith Sec. ATLANTIC COAST. LINE RAILROAD T El I SM St t in pi AH Pi n it THE GREENVILLE CO. Manufacturer of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior and Exterior Finishings for Fine Modern and Cheap Build- We solicit your patronage and guarantee to give satisfaction in prices, and work. send your orders to tub Greenville Co. mil. Pox Epidemic at K. Aug. Smallpox it epidemic among the white people of this county. it has been almost exclusively lo colored people. The Is said to be of a very type. D. in i IN Is supply of Buyers Brokers getting low It ll, lend us Stock. Cotton, Grain and order. JOB PRINTING of all Wires to New in latest deceased Chicago and New Orleans. I workmanship. due form law. A who was determined I to get the estate the N. C. Bagging and Ties alway on 11.1. i Fresh goods kept constantly en hand. Country produce and A trial will you. D. W. HIGH SCHOOL Has a large school building, well two large on the school ground.-. of in- Literary, Music and Art. Thorough teaching every Dept. Faculty of six teachers. Health and morals of the place Board per month. Tuition rates reasonable. for Q. E. LINEBERRY, TRINITY COLLEGE, DURHAM. N. C. Offers graduate courses of study, new library laboratory equip- and gymnasium. students bled in b years. Large number of scholarships awarded annually. Loans made to worthy students. Expenses very moderate. For address D. W. NEWSOM, Notice to Creditors. before the Superior Court Clerk of county u-. of last will and John no- ts given to lo the make Immediate unit persona claim are to them for pa or the of July, or i plead u of This of W. of of Q snared Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every and prices as low a the lowest. Highest market paid for country produce. AGRICULTURAL Industrial Education A combination of Theory and Practice, of Book Study and Manual Work in Engineering, Chemistry, Electric- Mechanic Arts, and Cotton Manufacturing. Full courses short courses special courses Tuition room, a term; hoard, a month, teachers. students. New buildings for for Booklet Day at the A. M. Pres. RALEIGH, N. C. Lt Hock; Mont Wilton LeT Lt Ar Ar Lt Al l H lie I II PK AH tIt mini I ii i a id r ii W II . m a at r m ft OS O am rat I II lo I, M It UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA The Head of the St a System . . Law, One inn i in lit i to for the New Water All term F. P. President Chapel Hilt, N Carolina All I II II, II I IT II a I ram TOO Id I II II f g r m to ii k i, i IN I I II III III Main leans lea mi v i n m, Baa- ford B. p arrive i m leave i p urn Ben a Of, a m, lied a, Parkton ll a. m. Lt Lt Lt Ar atonal Tarboro Leave Lt Ar bin am, arrive Red Sm, Maxton p n Hope Mill, p a Bed . . at with train Ne at Caroline lied with the Bad ft railroad, at with the Seaboard Air Line and at with Durham and Charlotte Railroad Train Ike Wept pm. no p m. Neck I i pm, pm. e in, I e a, l II M em. deny leave Ion h e m and I p m, arrive II a m end a p m. leave III m end Mai p m, arrive M e and Train Tarboro dally it n a, as p m, Ply- mouth Ply. Train on Mid lend N O ore dally, I e a I a hero . . too a m. Train Branch leave m, lie et am. p at, arrive N in. pm. Dope l leave spring Hope II to a a at Tea. B Mount II e m. I o p m. dally J. via I All News F r- The Eastern Reflector a Year D. J. Twice a Week TO GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 1902. NO. voe Train on Clinton in. T pm. Train . don ell North all Wilkinson ALL SUMMER GOODS MUST WALK. We are anxious to sell-yea. but we are not so anxious for money that we will jeopardize our by offering stuff we cannot stand back of. We are as jealous of our good name as we ore proud of our business. Come this week and see how far a dollar bill will travel. Mr. Wilkinson is in the northern mar- buying Fall and Winter goods, and all summer goods must suffer great cuts. We mean carry over. Wilkinson Bethel High BETHEL, N. C. A strictly first class Fitting School for young Men and Young Women. Thoroughly equipped, Strictly non- Denominational, and Coeducational. Prepares for College, for Business, and for Life. Between pupils this year. Hook-Keeping, Commercial Law, Typewriting and Music, teach course is under experienced , 8-00 per month. J- W. SHERRILL, Principal. The NEW STORE. B. Bro. Prices to Astonish You. call and be convinced that we can save money. B. Bro. i in J. ff. CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Ties and Bag. Dental N. f V Greenville Male Academy The Fall term of this School will on , Only a of boys having boys which they wish to to this school would do well to set me. The work of the school will as it has been heretofore under For apply to W. II. I'm in -i .,. end us your orders for Job I Unlink, nest of work. COUNTY For County Officer Tho Democratic county met the court house Ibis morning at o'clock to nominate candidates for the Legislature and the county The convention was called to order by w, L. Brown, secretary of the county executive committee, who named H. W. Whedbee as tempo- chairman. The roll of delegates from the several townships was called there being almost a full delegation The house was crowded showing inter- est felt among Democrats through- out the county in the work of the convention. D. J. H. T. King T. J. Moore were requested to act as assistant The roll of townships was call- ed for for permanent Chairman, and the names of If. Whedbee and W. n. were The ballot re suited as follows- Whedbee Upon inking the chair brief remarks, urging the co operation of delegates the business of W. L. Brown was elected per and D. J, H. T. King and T. J. Moore then declared organized mid ready for business. If. It then moved that convention proceed to Domination, with Senator. The names of J, I,. A. L. Blow J. j. were presented. The first ballot was Fleming I 881-10, Second ballot, Fleming Blow Third ballot, Blow Fleming Laughing, housed. A. L. Blow was de tared nominee of the Nominations then declared order for The decided to select one candidate from north side of the river, then one from the south side. The names of A. Gainer and J. IS Little were from I lie north side. First ballot, and J. B. Little was declared the of the side of the river. For the south side of the river L. J. D. and H. T. King were present ed. First ballot, Barrett Cox King Second ballot, Bar Cox King T. was declared from south side of liver. ticket was then en up, beginning with Clerk of Superior Court. Moore nominated for Clerk by lion. O. W. was for Sheriff by acclamation. For Register of names L. Sugg, Williams, T. B. Moore J. C. and D. H. James were First lot, Sugg Williams B Moore James I 25-100, II Second Sugg U, Williams Lanier Richard William was declared the of the convention. For Treasurer names of J. II Cherry S. T. While. First ballot, Cherry 3-10, White 07- 7-10. Second ballot, Cherry While J. B. Cherry mis de- nominee. For C. Laughing- house was by For Surveyor J. D. Cox was nominated by For County Tuesday and Friday a Year After the Battle-----roll call, After heavy Lots. And broken lots mean broken prices, and that is why we are having a Great Reduction Sale All Summer Goods arc marked down at prices for special selling. Lawns, Dimities, Shirt- waists, Parasols, Fans, etc. Special lot Slippers and and Children's. Some of these are We give you your choice for A word lo the wise is than a Webster's to the otherwise. Attend this Sale today and get your of bargains Half Gallon, per dozen, Quarts, per dozen, was decided two be select ed from north side of the river and three from the south side, the ballot to be for one at the time. following name-, were present- ed from the north R. A. W. Page, J. R. Barn bill, J. J. and W. Little. First ballot, Page Little Holland Sec- ball,. Parker I, Page J. W. Page declared one of the nominees side. lie ballot tor second com- on north side Parker received Holland sec- ballot in, Hatter lit, Parker Holland J. was declared the other nominee for the north 1-or Harrington. For of Williams. For Treasurer-J. B. Cherry. For Laugh- For Commissioners-J. W. Page J. B. J. J. Elks, Jr., J. B. Spier . Home. convention was most did its work well. Prof. made a most excel- lent presiding officer. He was highly complimented by the gates, many had never a convention managed so well. Hon. B. R. Lacy, State Treas- Hon. J. Bryan Grimes, Secretary of the Stale, being pres- were invited to address the convention and both Interestingly fro,,, following different town- Ki, I committee held Bike, Jr., Spier, W. R. Horn,., u- H. Harding. and L , D- Fir, ballot, Can,,,,,, Spier it. was Smith is, i, Chapman Second S ballot, King Cannon I, Smith Home Decision in Wilcox Cut. J. B. Co. The Only Department Store in GREEN V i. j. j. Elk was de- one of the Aug. appeal Pint ballot for second In which a new on Spier for Smith Home to hanged for Chapman de at nominee, City, was heard FOR SUPPLY. We have just Steam Supply ,,, ,. and sell line very low, in want of Globe and Angle Valves, Standard Angle Valves, Cheek Water Oil Air Cooks, Blown ,,,,; U. S. Pipe sues, Pips Fitting all sizes. LINK OF Packing, Rubber ,,,, Belt, Leather Belt, Belt Lacing, Belt Hooks, . i for third I Court. side, King endeavored to have the court Smith mi, Hauling , an affidavit made by Chapman II. Home was father that son did not declared the nominee. have n fair trial and that completing the nomination of following were jury. This by Alston Crimes and Wu The of , peal are the plaintiffs did not Res died, we favor evidence to goto chain or road a conviction; gang for and that om j was not in prop- convicts be kept home to work were our own roads. in I he judge's charge. That Magistrates jurisdiction , pleaded as lads lo gem rally enlarged, thereby saving had been to the county and that be I there was no water in the empowered to or cavities the load. of dead body of Nellie We enactment Of such heart, little or no Garland Cook Stoves. SAKER HART better limber and property from Ore and prevent use of spring I lug. Thin the school fund be upper Honed according to proportion paid i each race. The convention also adopted the following resolution. convention being of the opinion that in the Selection of M I important officer as Senator, the Democrat of should of expressing their cine for said office, therefore lot, That the Dem. Executive Committee of Ibis county empowered and ordered to arrange In wine equitable manner meeting of the Legislature to give t the lo give t,, for said Sena. I'M 2nd, Thai when Ion have been taken our Sen mill in are In vote for person shall e receive I the largest j number of voles nM The candidate came for making short addresses acceptance. The ticket nominated la as ii i,. Blow. For l; Lit- and T. King. I'm I clerk i froth in lb lungs, that was a bruise on the head, the brain were decayed, the rest of the bod Intact and the membrane of Hie skull discolored. To show guilt they pleased the opportunity, time, place, min- unaccounted for mid his about the matter. It will be several weeks before a is handed down. Suit on Account Bitten by a Do,. A. Shuford as at- for J. It. has instituted in the Superior Court proceedings M. Hear,,. Mr. Hear., the, of the dog which bit the I Ii i children of Mr. some necks who, it will remembered, to Pasteur for treatment. Thee m plaint was tiled Wednesday. that damages to of will be asked for. Mr. who was bitten by will also, it bung Liver Pills That's what you some- thing to cure your bilious- and give you a good digestion. Avers Pills arc liver pills. They cure con- st i pa I ion and biliousness. Gently laxative. BUCKINGHAM'S DYE Mr,