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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,

pp mm THE REFLECTOR. D. I. Editor and tan the K. C, u class mail 1902. THE SENTIMENT CROWING. lone, heavy speech. The endorsed T. X Kill, of Bali- . independent, for Chief Justice of the court, and nomination tat Associate Justices. D. A. Loot; was nominated for Superintendent of Public and D. H. Abbott for ration Commissioner, Tire con- was bossed by Senator Pritchard what he said The adopted by the con- was made tip largely of of the democratic party. The Governor of Massachusetts The almost unanimous vote by which the resolution declaring for the of the public school money according to the taxes paid by the two races was adopted by the county convention Thursday, shows how this sentiment is spreading Many men are I of the Governor of North Carolina the Rogers, a wanted in Durham tor son. Rogers was arrested In Mas- and prominent in tint petitioned the Governor of Massachusetts not to permit to be returned to North Carolina, chiming that he could not get a fair trial and that there was danger of his being lynched. The case has attracted of a law that will permit them to tax themselves for the education of their own children without to pay an equal sum for the of an inferior race that has so with here there exceptions, proven worthy and unappreciative of what the white people have done toward educating them. There is a general tax levied by the Stale. the arising from which considerable attention, much on- between the races, necessary ado being made over it. Rogers will gel a lair trial when he gets lo and will be sud about lynching If we could as much est in out fellow man the time as when we rote for us, now much better world would Half- Sick I first used Avers in the fill of 1848. Since I have taken it every a blood purify i n and nerve- S. T. Jones, Kant. If you feel run down, are easily tired, if your nerves arc weak and your blood is thin, then begin to take the good old stand- ard family medicine, Sarsaparilla. It's a regular nerve lifter, a perfect blood builder. Ha in . n, Co. her that. have wait ed honey, waited long As a reward for his patience he was allowed the privilege of her with a share of the dainty collection which the hostess have abundantly provide. a supper, by special request, Miss Cotten and Mr. Preston Gotten entertained the company with a vivid reproduction of the Fresh Gossip From Vicinities by Our Correspondents and Reported REFLECTOR Readers Department. NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS NOTES. X. C, Aug. Misses Nannie Nichols, of Standard, spent Thursday with Misses and Miss Battle returned home with them to several days. II. Manning Co. have just received a car load of lime. Mrs. A. Fair and Muster Ed- gar, who have been visiting for the past months up Maryland and came home Thursday. Little Miss who has been away for quite a year came with them we are all glad, for she is a sweet little pet with everyone. R. V. Manning Co. had a car b ad cotton lies to arrive day. The of Mr. and Mrs. J. Harrington died Tues- day and was buried Thursday. The parents have the deepest arising from tines, penalties, for- licenses such being distributed iii the same way, yet if the white people, who pay about percent of the taxes, wish in any town, or dis- district to levy a special tax upon themselves to make longer and bet- schools their own children, they are not permitted lo do SO less the special taxes pay are i divided between the races as convention or THE sans sold. are the general taxes. People are beginning to look upon such a u m this unjust, and tendency Of aggregation, the J , still lives and is toward a i , , . is moves and has its being, was most amendment that will change it. clearly, evidenced last The recent decision of the Thursday night when sound of upon the Greenville by most dis graded school bill hugely n- audible from beauty , ,. , -r,,,,, i. and which gathered creased this sentiment, there has i at the home of Miss been a practice among county ,,, to school boards to apportion article of the club's school money between the races which as to keep the for each monthly, the club shall be enter- open the tame length of time, and one of its . . members. a-it cos to conduct At nine sharp by the town hall white schools they received dock, the curtain rose and larger portion of the money than; open- t-,. colored schools. enter f the tag In an court says this is to the law and that the money must , . with the capita. Such ,,,.,,,,., Th, a distribution of the funds would though elaborate was keep the schools open twice appropriate and consisted a at long as white schools and handsome bowl of ample unjust Ailed to the brim, and well latter. Yet this is the law. a.- by silver ladle, and a , . choice chorus of small glasses, to the the oil- Miss Whedbee performed with a grave and elegance born of and experience, to many encores dining the scene from a popular opera of ., during Me dusty and other selections which were Helen of Grimes- responded to as encores. j , night with The festivities of Mil, Cox were interspersed and by the i the ping balls, the movement of which went far to- a aid showing off the relieving of sterner seas, ii is meet iii Mrs. Gertrude Bland, of and Mrs. J. Rhodes, of New Bern, spent Monday evening with J E. Green. Miss Rosa Tucker was visiting the Misses Kittrell Wednesday night. A. G. Co. is still buying all the milch cows and he can Bet good prices too. Attention different pastures for turn- in your this fall you ill find nothing so cheap or so easily moved as our wire fencing We make any style you G. Cox Mfg. Co. U. H. to Kins- ton Thursday evening and return- ed morning. new nothing old, Some sleek, bu. most all sold, Order now and order quick Would hate to see you sick Because you failed to get in time, Yours in the business, Miss and Miss Bennett, art teacher, arrived yesterday and will assume their several duties next Monday the Winterville High School. CO., Groceries, Provisions, Country Produce, Fruits, Candies, Tobacco and Cigars. Agents for Wilbur's Horse, Cattle and Poultry Food. Fruit Jars. Wanted. First Bale. I want several good tenants for; Green Hooker ginned a bale next year preferably large of new to-day at their gin- I families. To industrious sober here. It was brought in by of the Sans I unsurpassed Mr. and was the first a good . , . club, has perhaps none I desirably located comfortable of new cotton in Greenville more enjoyable, or which was good water and splendid this season. It was purchased by clearer or more liberal translation I free school, laud is in firm tilth Cherry Co. at cents, of its little. abundantly any cotton was raised by Stephen Among the members of the club present were Misses Winnie Skin- Skin- Cherry. Blow, Bet- tie Tyson. Cotten. Miss Skinner also as her invited Misses Bessie Henderson, Jayne and Man Boy den. of bury, Miss I. Blow, Mrs. G Ii. Hughes, Miss Nell Skinner and Mess;., Tyack, R. Harry Skinner, Jr. Louis Skinner, J. D. Garden, R. I. Can. C. s. Can. . Tom Will Hook- et. Preston Cotten and J. B. Light- fa it, Receiving with Miss Skinner was her guest grown in this section. O. L. Tuft, colored, a tenant of Mr. House.- Daily Reflector, Some people blow their horns because no one else is in in undertake work. own will-1 Send your orders for Job Printing. Best quality of work. court, and it Is no wonder there is a desire to change it. We heard a prominent Judge of Slide say a few days ago that from the standpoint of an invest- bad never made a poorer one than money put into schools. He said Carolina had spent for the education of the yet every court docket in the State criminal cases and these criminals are upon whom this money bus been spent, the old lime laboring form- but a small percent of criminal class. met in Greensboro Thursday a large attendance is reported, convention was composed of none but while men, being ruled out entirely. It is the find strictly while Ki publican held in State the civil war. former Populists were ii part in the proceedings, having become out This is just us wan predicted of them, Harry was there and it is said he bored everybody with a course of the evening. Mi-s Skinner had also arranged many novel and delightful special lies for the further entertainment of her guests, the first being the presentation to each lady of a in i ii fan, on the folds of which was the familiar words of a popular opera. take a little walk with The little walk with was taken by the gentleman whose name endorsed the and although shone lo prove it, it is true that eyes looked love tn eyes spake again as the couple wandered over the beautiful surrounds the home. The of a bell recalled I be wanderers, and that act had its vis in presentation lo each gentleman a of a which he was privileged lo smoke in company of the lady whose name made valuable a slip of paper in In the bowl. Again they vanished, and. as blue ed up lo time the twinkling stars, soft songs were sung lo love which lies beauty's lies, and lies, When pipes were out and the stars emerged from smoke, lady received silver salves the an- via perfumed note, Extra. Ti Shows Prom The Golden West. Extra. tor YOU bring luck the stuff and get your dollar. A dollar with Mi a dollar's worth of every time. If It Times the Value of Any Other. One Third Easier, One Third Faster. Agents wanted in all unoccupied Wheeler Wilson Mfg Co. Atlanta, Ga S. T. WHITE, Greenville, N. C. AFTER TWO TEARS PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID IN THE ft I. NORRIS Big Shows. OF N. J., TOUR POLICY HAS Loan Cash Value, S. Paid-up Insurance, Extended Insurance that works automatically, Is Will be re-instated if arrears be paid within on month while yon are living, or within three years after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence of and payment of arrears with interest. second No Restrictions. Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the beginning of second and cf each succeeding year, provided premium for current year be paid. They may be To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or To make policy payable as an daring the lifetime of J, L. SUGG, Greenville, N. C. The On- Great Amusement Enterprise That Fulfills Every PERFORMING ANIMALS ii l recent address at the Far Congress Mr. Oswald on, Statistical for Texas, ire ; richer because of the of the es for past three of cotton The speculators foreign spinners are inclined always to give out estimates of an Immense crop, and if their mates govern prices the can get less than their cotton is Worth during the Fall mouths when most of their cotton most lie sold. The reports of the Agricultural Department, though persistently discredited by of foreign spinners, have come to be regarded as more accurate any other estimate sent out. The past three years particularly they have had an el- led upon cotton, lo the advantage of the Thin- is no money appropriated Congress that is of such value to tin Southern farmers. That ought lobe strength- to end Its estimates shall Ix as nearly accurate best men every cotton growing Motion can make. The appointment special agents every by De- In locate the gins get number of bales of cotton is step by information as to pro- by Raleigh News and Observer. There will be R reunion old soldiers at the grove, Hep 18th. Dinner will lie served the See. Will Exhibit in Greenville. WEDNESDAY 3RD. Performances at and o'clock f. m. Don't Miss The New Novel Street at a. in. A Marvel of Pro- Wealth. SEE The Great Triple Bate Elephant Toe School Educated Heals Inly Performing Camels The Wonderful Trained Buffaloes The Dogs Ponies POSITIVELY THE GREATEST AGGREGATION OF PERFORMING ANIMALS IN THE WORLD ROYAL ROMAN coco i c A L EVERY ACT NEW K DATE. Sept. Farmers of Pitt and Surrounding Counties. Let me have your attention a moment I have purchased the Planters Warehouse and will have charge of ii 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 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 the host 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 some to stay over night will find ample Bring me your tobacco if you want beat 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 your Fall Clothing. EASTERN REFLECTOR. If a CROSS MARK in the margin of paper it to remind you that yon owe Air and we you to early as need what YOU owe us and hope will not keep waiting for it. notice la for those who the mark on their paper. Cox returned Friday from Greensboro. L. I. Moore went over to this morning. Howard Moore returned Friday from Scotland Neck. Miss Bettie returned this lo J. E. Hughes, of Danville, left for Miss Tessie left morning fur Miss Harding came home Friday from Howell left this morning for Norfolk. Miss Swindell left this morning for II. Ellison went over lo this morning. Adrian went lo Kin- Mon Friday afternoon. W. W. Perkins left mis morn- for Greene. W. It. Smith son, left morning for Mrs. M. J. Jackson returned to i Friday Mi.-s Sophia Jams left this I morning for Scotland Neck. Mrs. M. Flanagan returned morning from Miss Bessie Jarvis left this I morning for New York Miss Harper, of Norfolk, I arrived Friday to visit Mrs. E. A. , Move. Miss Martha Tripp, of Wash- , is visiting Mrs. F. G, ,, ,. Miss Fannie Moore left this . r. of morning for Baltimore and New pent the day here. York City. PERSONAL NOTES Brief Mention People Met In the Social World Thursday, 1902. SHORT LOCAL ITEMS Snap Shots at Home News Put n Few Word tor Busy Readers The are unite and fall like. There are no capital cases for the September term of and Turnip seed. S. M. For a good try the Book Store. There will I. basket picnic at Yankee Hall, next I Wednesday from 4th. land Norfolk. Hons. J. H. Small and W. T. Dortch will speak in next Thursday, Sept. 4th. The T. J. Jarvis Chapter of the of Confederacy got through their lawn party Friday night without rain. you come to pay subscription lo and get a for sew. machine prize. Rev. J. T. of will preach at Home on night, at o'clock. The ladies base ball team, of Chicago, passed through this from Kinston. They travel in a special car. Hon. B. B. Lacy, State here today. Hon. J. Bryan Grime, spent the day here. W. H. of Friday here and returned this morning. Mrs. E, I. Moore and sou rived Friday afternoon lo visit her lather Allen Warren. Mils Pearl Campbell, who has been idling Mis. I., re- turned this morning lo ton, Miss Culler, Washing- Mabry Edwards, of Danville, to tame evening. A. F. Thomas, of Richmond, came Wednesday R. B. Jarvis veil Wednesday night from Point, returned day e veiling from Springs, Miss Jennie and Addie Mies Delia left this morning for Raleigh lug for New York and Baltimore M . . . , lo purchase -fill stock of Cobb returned pry. Virginia Beach I Mrs. M. Ibis , . , . morning for the northern markets M V and left morning for Va. i i u . w Battle, who has V Mrs. It King here and returned, left fol. home the evening train. j Mount. Christ. m, it n returned Mm. . . . . n Everybody about the tobacco market likes the double sales that run every day. It makes every- thing move along smoothly. Almost Urns for schools to begin the fall session. Pupils should gel their tablets and other supplies Reflector Book Store. The excursion train returning from Norfolk. night, killed two horses belonging to Mr. Asa Garris, near C. T. placed one of tho show windows to his big store, a large, life size wax figure of a dressed in the very latest style. The tobacco buyers of Green- ville market had their graphs taken in a group Thursday at the request of the Southern To Journal, for that magazine To Th Public Before buying your lumber, shingles and lathes see me. I can furnish you almost anything you may want in this lino. O. Ii. Mrs. J. N. Booth, returned home this morning. Benjamin of Norfolk, who used to lie kid cigar drummer, was here day for first lime in about three years. H. A. White went up road this morning. B. F. Sugg returned this morn- to Washington. Rev. F. A. Bishop left this morning for Nashville. ii, Miss Arlene Miss Lawrence, of who has been visiting her brother, L. W. Lawrence returned home Tuesday afternoon. Misses Marv I Nannie White- head, Neck, who have been Mrs. J. It. re- turned home this morning. Strong Tut. Frank Wilson has a very novel way of advertising The Dutches Trousers. In bis show window be users, -s lieu mill N celling and to the other leg ,, .,. pent a keg of nails weighing i. n, . ,., in ins snow wind left tins morn- , , ,, for Rapids. N one dollar . one leg of which Is lied In We heard a remark Wednesday that he never aw so few sweet potatoes coming to mar- for time of year as this season. There are and the are missing a chance to get a good price for them by not bringing some to market early. People are anxious for them now. Thursday from Baltimore. It. B. Jarvis returned to Point, Va., Ibis morning. Dr. Ii. C. came over from Parmele Thursday and re turned this morning. Misses Pearl of Golds- and Bettie Darden, of Greene county, are visiting Mrs. I,. Sugg. Mrs. Mary Flanagan Miss Blanch and Miss left Thursday for Rev. H. M. Eure and W. F. Harding went to Hill this morning attend a Sunday School picnic today. Misses Mary and have been visiting at T. R. Moore's left this morning for their home at Roanoke Rapids. C. S. Wilkinson returned Thurs day night from the northern mark- pounds. This in done lo show the will rip. Him. M. Dickens, Chief of Police of Weldon, Was Greenville Thursday with his blood hound. He came here to run his dog one of W. C. Hines for practice. Both dogs Were taken across tho county bridge and put the track of a boy who had gone on ahead some lime before. They the boy and finally found him up Barn Burned. Mr. J. M. Hester, who lives a short distance from town, lost tobacco barn and contents by fire Friday afternoon. The loss on building and tobacco is alone Look at the BIG WINDOW at BIG STORE. EVERY LADY INVITED TO BE PRESENT. from New York. Everything bright and new and up-to-date. If you know Malaria, you certainly don't like it. If you know Malaria and Ague Cure, you certainly do like it. old b Y-

Have You Forgot What THAT I AM STILL CARRYING UP-TO DATE LINE OF Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, AND A NUMBER OF OTHER THING WHICH I AM UNABLE TO MENTION Come to see me for your next Barrel of Flour Yours to please- Jas. B. White. For Nails, Locks, Binges, Doors, Windows, Faints, Rope, Homes, Collars, Plows, Shovels arid Car- Tools, to H. I. CARR, A months old boy living in i Mass., has developed . into a regular He has a name as substantial as his He has John COD I Mexican Mat. rUn what n.--l. t you will be to M bow It Next door lo Ricks Wilkinson. Successor to Ormond CUT. i That place to gel the Fruit Jars i- at our We have thorn iii i different styles and sizes at price as lo m the lowest Then as usual we arc headquarters for the Best of Everything in the Grocery Line Get your table supplies from u- yon are sure BO have the BUTTER and CHEESE ON ICE. coll and has u pair of arms attached to a thirty pound body that are marvelous His strength is He can from the top of a door, trapeze, fact anything on which he can with his tiny hands. A feat performed by him not long ago was hanging from the of a wagon while the horses moved M a brisk trot. He swung back and forth perfectly and feeling that he was in no of falling. The baby goes through a regular course of training, with his father as trainer. Every morn- he takes nil exercise, going through the test with wonderful enthusiasm. The began to exhibit Strength he was three months old, and since that rime hie muscles have oped until he i a wonder. Cotton. Wilmington. N. C, Aug. two thousand bales of crop cotton have already come on the market here this season. Last year the bale was not received until August 31st. Cotton men say toe crop is at least two weeks in advance of last A safe the ticket office the Seacoast Railroad was opened Sun- day afternoon by some clever man- of combination locks and stolen therefrom. About WHO in another drawer in the safe was left untouched. Green Me, THE NEW You want Following the prediction of Wm. Goods, Groceries, Confections, that the United Slates is heading for a smash-up like Baby- old cornea theorist from New a ho have us believe go to Mrs. L. H. WHITE, Blackjack, V. C. .-I low i r cash r In j. a t, IN American and Italian Marble end Iron Fence Sold. work sod c -1 on Notice to Creditors. I ll count a- executor Of B I Whit, head. , and urn s l . I ht- tin in. William . . in.-, then for ii . n- or tin day or notice will ht-plead in liar Hi. ii . All Indebted -aid rotate an lo make payment to Till- the . Executor. North Carolina's Foremost Newspaper. The Charlotte Observer EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR. CALDWELL TOMPKINS. Publisher. J. P. CALDWELL, Editor. It THE OBSERVER Receives the largest telegraphic news delivered to any paper between Washington and Atlanta, its special service is the greatest ever handled a Caro- paper. SUNDAY ton- of Hi or more pages, is to a extent made up of original matter. HIE SEMI WEEKLY EB primed Tuesday and Friday l per year. The paper in north Sample i n on Address Charlotte, C, that before the event predicted by Mr. Bryan will have a chance to manifest itself, a bigger is on the cards. This per Is nothing less than the end of the world itself The world, says, is going to be destroyed by electricity, Bis theory is that the immense number of dynamos now lo use are generating a Hood of is soon to wind up all earthly affairs. Nobody has yet been scared to death by predictions of these alarmists. and the probabilities are that tin lint, lies will continue to turn out I s and that in Mi. Bryan will -nil be that j he is a candidate tot the Observer. There ll in Pa, a pin- who is in year, and till practices his profession. For he works hi- garden, moves around as nimbly as most men at do. the most re- markable thing in his case is that as a boy be was puny and at a hopeless victim of consumption. He picked up his health and has never sick since. With him the rule for health and longevity is in nothing, moderation in ail Wilmington Star. It's You can burn yourself with Fire, Powder, etc. or you can scald yourself with Steam or Hot Water, but there is one proper way to a burn or . scald and that Is by using Mexican . , Mustang Liniment. It gives immediate relief. Get a piece of soft old , linen cloth, saturate it with this liniment and bind loosely upon the wound. can have no adequate idea What an excellent remedy this U for a bum until you have, tried it. OLD DOMINION vies Steamer 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 Boston, Aurora, South Creek, Swan Quarter, and tor all for the West with rail- roads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion S. Co. from New York; Clyde Line from Bay Line and Chesapeake Co. from Baltimore. Mer- and Line from Boston. July 1st the steam Guide will leave Washington at in. Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- for and will leave coke at a. for and Washington on Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday. The steamer Hatteras will leave Washington Saturday nights at o'clock, during July and August, for Ocracoke. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. C. J. E. District Supt. Washington, N. C ATLANTIC RAILROAD THAI US in Ar L Horn I Wilton It Lt Kt Lt Lt Lt Lt Lt ii ii ill it M Fl AM F II II II A FOWL TIP., If you ft or me Mexican .-1 u poultry It Needs a Tonic. There are times your liver that weaken. H. Witt's Little expel from tin- m act u tonic to the liver. W. Scott. Ml Highland Milton. I have carried Little lier . and would and easy to i. ; ti or John L. The Malaria and r is a bottle of Ta-ii. it Iron in a No cure no Price For Printing in all the latest send your orders. Know What You When you take Grove's Tasteless I Tonic because the formula la plainly printed on bottle it i-. in a tasteless form. No core, no pay. flOe. Notice to Creditors. Hiving Court Clerk Pitt a-. of last and ii of John deceased, no tie. I- In to all ii iii the to make Immediate payment to the and nil having claims again are for ,.; or i fore the -1-t or will u- plead n of ThU MARY W. s the f John your ll, us order. JOB of oil km Is styles best m mi Norfolk, Va. Cotton and Broken iii Grain and ons. Private New York, Chicago and New Orleans. Eight Box Car Mount, X. C, Aug. a freight train was wrecked this him four o'clock be hue and Kim City, caused draw bead out and railing across the track. Eight cars loaded with furniture and lumber, were completely lives were lost. Three tramps, who were on the injured but not seriously. They were brought to the Atlantic Line Hospital here for treat- HEALTH INSURANCE The man who Insures his lite his family. The man who Insures his is wise both for his family and himself. In sure hearth by guard- it. It is worth guarding. At the first attack of disease, which generally approaches through the Itself in Innumerable TAKE Pills And save your health. What is the sense of a woman having her dress ten inches longer than it ought to be and holding it up fifteen inches higher than is necessary The Baptist Female University in tit. bean r within jg ,. I ,, r, .- , Urdu the Ni-w inc A Twenty Are well ad Ho g M. a if beaded by Full Literary g nil J per Session For lit r Raleigh. THE GREENVILLE CO. Manufacturers of Doors, Sash and Blinds, To my It i with joy I tell what for I troubled toy for Upon In aw I ., -an not tell it has done me. A neighbor had that he had tried I told him to um gratitude have come u me from bin I ll. w. Iowa. of and body depend on the Interior Exterior Finishings and normal of the . n . . live owns. the recoil- for Flue and Build cure alt . . . . lift. any your patronage and you eat. Take a attar guarantee to give in John I. . . , . styles work. A trait's own good is the security other pie's ill manners. A Necessary i cold. than It By One Minute t Precaution. It ugh Cure you ran it at clean the head, and the Cum coughs, croups, throat and troubles, Absolutely Acts mediately. Children like it. Jno. L. Orders JOB are III While list mouth my boy u- reed or say W. II. Dibble, of Iowa. rubbed j the hand- into his I and for u while we were afraid he I lose hi tight. Finally n recommended DeWItt s salve. The application helped him and in a few days he II a For j outs, burns, scalds, wounds, bites, Witch Salve l, cure. piles at of John I. Please lead your orders to Tile Greenville Co. N. C. II so u II m o is is m . n HI II Pal SI II, HIS r if am m MOt n w II. III M ii run in as if n I I SO I. I It II It -DEALER IX- A GENERAL LINE OF Also a nice Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. R. Ar Tarboro LaTe Tarboro Lt Rook Ar Main Ion ll p ford m. pm, p m lea. p m, cm a t a m, rM Parkton a. Hop. Hill. U am, m, Hop. t U p Red Springs If, n m, p n Connections at with train N. at with the Carolina Central Railroad, at Red with the Red st with the Seaboard Air Line and at with the Durham and Charlotte Railroad Train on tee Mask is p m, Halifax a. a m, p m. I H pm, f m S . a, at II i a a. i m. IN N. C. The Stock complete in every and prices as low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. IN Here is something fin the teach- by Two dollars is cents, isn't it I Well, multiply cents by cents and you CM have tho differ- if you find Free Save the Children All stomach troubles In child or adult due to a single Flux, colic, cholera morons, and all like nature, arc the undigested foods fermenting In the stomach, way to to cure such troubles without Injury to the membrane, lining the Is to perfect digestion. What You Eat I. the discovery which remedy checks cleanses, purities and digests all food and gives to the allot the and It contains. all Kr-p. I I. thin. pl l It ha. In In,.; case u catarrh i all.-y, pi. V. fit ENS, ll MS GREENVILLE X. C. Cotton Bagging and Ties always on ban Fresh goods kept constantly on hand. Country produce and Hold. A trial will convince you. D. W. HIGH SCHOOL Has a large school building, well equipped; two large school grounds. Courses of in- . Literary, Music and Art. Thorough leaching in every of teachers. Health morals of place Hoard per month, Tuition rates reasonable. for O. E. AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. 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 and room, a board, a month. teachers, students. New buildings for BOO. Write for Booklet Day the A. M. Pres. GEO. RALEIGH, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA The Head of the Stag's Educational System . . Law, Free tuition to and Loan, fur the Water Works, II All term I F. P. VENABLE, President Chapel Hill, Carolina at Train. a m and Train Breach leave rt Band m. H i m, I Cl n a- F arm ale rind d m, i-n Train Tarboro dull U p m, K pm, Ply p f P m, PIt- dally, Sunday, a and B S in. Train on c daily, a ill a a a at. Train on Mount am. p b, a n d p m. am. a. p m, II a m. at Mount It a, Bo p at. dally Train on Clinton Clinton a m and ill a m, Clinton at T a pm. Train Val for all North dally, all H. Agent J. B. Manager. T. M. S. M. Schultz. Wholesale and retail and Furniture Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Far, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar- Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed- steads, Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba by Carriages, Go-Carts, Parlor suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. and Gail High Life Tobacco, Key West Che- roots, Henry George Clear, Can- Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Jelly, Milk, Coffee, Meat, Soap, Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Gar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nuts, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Currents, Glass and China Ware, Tin and Wooden Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Macs Cheese, Beat Butter, New Sewing Machines, and no- other goods. Quality and Quantity. Cheap for cash. Com to see me. M. Schultz Phone FARMS FOR SALE One Farm, 1-2 miles, from here, acres, cleared, land for tobacco, corn, cotton, etc. Splendid dwell- two tobacco barns and tenant Second Farm, miles from here, acres, mostly cleared, with barns and tenant houses. Third Farm, 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 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. Cases of typhoid in W City have recently multi- plied so rapidly that the local have become alarmed and a sanitary expert has bean appointed to Investigate the cause or cause, of typhoid la Wash ton, and the disease i son the crease. All the News Twice a Week -F r- a Year The Eastern Twice a Week T-. r N y D. J. Ii VOL. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, 1902. NO. Ricks Wilkinson IMPORTANT COTTON LETTER. ALL SUMMER GOODS MUST WALK. We are anxious to but we are not so anxious for money that ire 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 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. Ms Wilkinson Bethel High School BETHEL, N. C. A strictly first class Fitting School young Men and Young Women. Thoroughly equipped, Strictly non- and Coeducational. Prepares Business, for College, for and for Life. Between this year Book Keeping, Commercial Law, Shorthand, Typewriting and Music. a experienced teachers. Tuition, 1.00 to Hoard to per month in W For oat- and full information, address J. W. SHERRILL. Principal. Having recently visited the Eastern markets, we feel confident that cot- ton both for mill and export trade will be much better this year ever before, and as heretofore hope to share your patronage in the dis position of the new crop. Now the coming season is near at hand, we desire to call you at- to a Jew facts that will prove both to planters and buyers, have cotton picked out as free from trash and as clear front dirt and dust as avoid packing bales; every bale should weigh pounds; never false pack a bale cotton by putting low grade middle and better on each side; never use side strips or use over six yards of bagging to the Dale as every Exchange docks two where over six yards of bagging is used; never let your cotton stand out the weather if you wish to hold it any length of lime, but shelter it carefully as it needs pro- as much us any crop. It is necessary to look after your gins keep them in good order and gin while cotton is thoroughly dry to avoid gin cut cotton. As to the future market no one car now tell what crop will sell for, hut judging from nil re- we think will range from to cents. Export era are now paying in the interior for new cotton, while old is selling at a premium, from to ii re contracts for October and January sold in New York day as October 8.30, Jan- nary 8-28. If you will call your neighbor's attention to these important facts and carry them out yourselves you will appreciate the advice herein given at the the season. Below we give present con- of the crops in the Slates from I ho official ad- Government says, a deterioration conditions is reported gem ally; in Texas it is very owing to dry and hot weather; but good even now would greatly prove conditions, although with most favorable sons an average yield is The most favorable are report and South is hot and dry and claims serious damage. Alabama's poor est in years. Mississippi reports outlook poor from drought. Our Grocery SUPERIOR COURT. September Term in Progress. We have been carrying a line of Heavy Groceries ever since we have been in business now we have added a of Fancy Groceries which we expect to add to from to lime as the seasons justify We now have in our Mammoth Stock Crab, steak. Chipped Beef, Conned Beef, Pig Vienna Lunch Tongue. Potted Han, tied i ix Tongue. i Soups, Ox Toll, Sauce. .-, , Flour i . I I Tapioca, Sweet and Pick to i . n, Sunbeam Tomatoes Shred Pineapple, Silo d Pineapple, California I Maple Syrup, Walnuts. i lots These ore some of the things you will of others we have not mentioned. Be sine t, remember we have the Bat- and Cheese we can get. We cater only to best so if you want the best call on as. We expect to receive in a short Candies, Fruits, Nuts, in fuel every thing kept in a first cl family J. B. Cherry Co. The Only Department GREENVILLE in of careful and should be I he key note of pros of cotton. The Infer above given may be re correct m worthy ,., the of thoughtful men. The o Ii is a of time when domestic trill be put other be- man shall have so simplified We have recently moved our the housework that the dill es will to the new brick building now not vary us to-day in on beginning lo her, and better prepared than ever her of COO- you highest prices equality with man who is your cotton. In addition we doing so much for buy cotton seed give in ex i hen, woman is in a fair to change cotton seed meal at all ,,,.,, , , ,. limes keep on band a supply of ,, p which cotton seed meal hulls. will set the ponder We appreciate your former pat- anew upon problems, which and desire it may con not long lo be entirely in the . The NEW STORE. B. Bro. Building Baker Hart formerly with a full line of Clothing Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats. Furnishings, Notions, etc Everything in stock is brand new and we are selling at Prices to Astonish You. us a call and be that we can save money. B. Bro. 1880. J. ff. Fall CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factor and handlers of Ties and and shipments solicited. Male Academy The Tall term of this School will begin on Monday, September dry an aver age. Tennessee claims to be In- by and shedding, in fad all tho stales complain of rust. Cotton State- the world's visible sup- ply bales bales last year, a decrease of American do is bales. Tho total port receipts since September up to the of August, .,. bales against bales fur the same in a since Hep lumber 1901, of bales. point on con- is Northern spin- have to September 1st, bales more than last or by used a our es Fours to serve, CO. X. c , Aug. are bad and is a pity they ever occur, but the no- Seven Springs came as near gelling what he de- served as ever did a criminal. Greenville As rule the victims of nob may be raid to actually re only the they deserve. The manner of its MM, however, dues violence So the law of the land and therefore Productive months the a series of articles on pearls and how to I hem In mussel shells found a pearl in a mussel shell and doubt- less by continuing his reared he would others. Mr. II. found a pearl in an oyster shell a year or two ago. He away it safe place recent- when he opened ii he found Hi had grown to ll it was it away and there were other mull lo all good In package Scotland I The September term court opened this morning Judge George II. Brown, Jr., Solicitor L. I. Moore representing the State. The fol lowing were selected as Hie grand W . It. Home, Foreman, W. J. A. C. W. Crawford, J. T. W. h. K. J, M. Nelson Thomas, Henry Dixon, It. Franklin Inwards, T s. J. S. Moor- log, T. u. The charge of Judge Brown to the grand jury was very able and unusual Interest. He began by saying it gave him pleasure lo be again PHI with whose people he had been closely asset b for years, No county la lo it, is the cultural county ii. the State. The county sect being so the is advantage to all sec- PHI has i, population of natural intelligence, Independence of character and thought. It is something to be proud of to be a citizen of such a county. Vet, he said, it i a lamentable fact the county ha.- it lion crime Ilia is not n, keep its Intelligence. Pitt county la noted criminal dockets. An holding a court in shows i bat instead of u decrease there has been an increase in the the of Criminal dockets. However, Pill county Is not alone in this, for throughout the United States tbS increase of crime has largely exceeded the growth of population. This may in a the large influx of foreign population who arc imbued with the idea liberty means h While have settled iii States, North the of the shows ii large increase Take the of the year there were in North Carolina, in over in New Ken- in Texas, above in the entire United States, making a larger of deaths by violence than those killed in the Spanish Amer- and Philippine war A failure lo enforce law ha. tendency lo crime Tin enforce itself re quires human agency. There i- no fault In law, for have the best code known In the history the world. men shirk dis charge of their duty and allow cum go unpunished, The remedy crime hi to enforce t be law, for respect of I he law is beginning of We reaped morality and religion, of the law is the corner stone of Judge gave some boa- the law miscarries la responsibility upon jurors, He also pointed out A CARD To the People of Four years ago by your votes you made me of Heeds. I have tried as best I could lo serve you faithfully. If I have not as you desired been a of the head not of the heart. By your will am to retire from the I accept your verdict as willingly as I gladly obeyed your call to the I want to assure you all has been a great pleasure as well as a privilege to be and to with the people of county. I desire ard lo all of you heartily for support gave me pulling in the the kind and courteous treatment you have given me while serving you, for the good will which I be- you bear me as leave the office. wish also to express my appreciation of courtesies ex- tended me by the members of the bar, my associates in the Court House the most ex- Board of County Commit- whom have served as Clerk. fact my association and work has been pleasant with all whom I have come in contact to one and to all my thanks arc heartily tendered. have selected as my i a in every respect. well qualified to fill and worthy of heartiest support. He all the Democratic ticket will receive active support I myself and all of friends. In as in the past, In or of I am ready to serve i Democratic party and my friend- in any capacity. Again with due appreciation and thanks all every act of kindness shown me while I have been serving you, servant, T. It. Moose. Aug. 1902. The Landmark has little thy with many of the damage suits brought in courts. There are States, cases of course In which the claims I for damages are just, the bringing damage suits pure- to get has grown until damage suits are brought on all coils of pretexts and many cases amount to little less than down- right robbery under the form of law. is one damage soil now pending in in which The Landmark is pleated to appear for the prosecution. It is against a man whose dog bit sever- little children and the amount asked for is We don't care if plaintiff recovers He should at gel the full amount asked for. we hope every person hereafter bitten by a dog will bring a suit for dam- ages and Dr. D James, Surgeon. 1902. -in of Is the natural enforce the el win taken this therefore capital's confidence in the . . those boys which they wish to send to this school would do well to sec mo. The work and discipline of the school will continue as it has been heretofore under tho man- For part ion hire apply to W, H. Principal. lure and the expectation a and his been fully bales will be required lo meet con- demands. Tho crop IMP- and was bales last years crop has ban estimated at about bales, and and For Job Printing all the latest bales, send us your orders, Fourth. These statistics are tend create a feeling of contempt law, which in worse the Slate than failure 111- that a criminal's art justifies his punishment has nothing to do kith the question. A legal execution, which is absolutely certain to fol- low such in es as that in Wayne county neck leaves the mob without a semblance of an excuse for its Observer. Send us your orders for Job Best quality Of work, Neck Common Livid in Three an ;. colored man, died Thursday lie claimed lo be years old. There are menus to verify Undoubtedly he very man. Orren who know him well, says if he is not a centenarian he is very near he has known him over He belonged lo the Robert Southerner. duty of the grand in look after reports of of roads and of the records of the county officers and of inspecting the jail and home. lie paid a high I coin pi I to Solicit Moore In Spying he was an officer who per formed his duly conscientiously without fear of consequences. 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