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Have You Forgot Our Raleigh Letter THAT I AM STILL AN UP-TO-DATE LINE OF What Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Pants, Hardware Tinware, A OF OTHER THING WHICH I AM I TO MENTION Come to sec me for your next Barrel of Flour or Pork. Yours to please- Jas. B. White. Don't fail to see me before you buy Guns, Shells, Stoves Heaters, Pumps, Locks, Hinges. And anything else In the Hardware Line. Your friend, H. L. CARR Tell You That the place to gel the best Fruit Jars is at our store- We have them in different style and sizes at price as low as the lowest Then as usual we are headquarter tor Best of Everything in the Grocery Line Get your table supplies from as you are sure so have beat. BITTER CHEESE ON ICE. I w Notes from the State Capital M Special of The of the first week of the I joint campaign between ard Hon. Locke Craig i mM Witnessed by the Meting of I these candidate fur the Senator ship iii Raleigh Saturday night in the hall of the House at the The crowd was a limited one. While the discussion has, the whole, been on a high plane, dig characterized Mr- i lies, there have been several warn little at But the crowds that have lamed out to the discussion I which of course deals with national affairs and national tics in the so Lave not bean as large was expected. Advices received here New York are to effect that the not- ion seed and oil trust i the Virgin in Carolina Chemical Co. in has. by the sale of seven million dollars of bonds, put itself in possession of ample fund to so increase it operation and as to absolutely dominate the market In cotton seed oil, and that new or independent mills Stand a ; worse show now than ever and will be forced out of business. October but set as the for holding the Appalachian i Convention at Wednesday, November Hi. ha been SCI by Superintendent of Joyner as North Day in the public schools of the i Washington Letter Special Capital of tie HUB WHEN YOU WANT Dry Goods, Groceries. Confections, etc. go to Mrs. L. H. WHITE, Black Jack. N. C. line cf us low I produce bought for cash or In exchange tor American and Italian Marble N, C. Wire and Iron Fence Sold- work sod prices design and f THE NEW GROCERS. Dissolution Notice. All are H. and M. partners trailing doing bus. under the name and style, James have this by mutual consent. , . The James Mfg. will present same to M. Jones mi at. all I, said will pat i . II. James. The he led I . under the hut S. M. i I. I-. . i ii i d, This August C. S. M. JONES. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. tare of the Stomach. The man or woman who-- digestion i- perfect and whoa stomach performs function is and sweetens the ton and cures and per all stomach troubles, , -lion and dyspepsia. It i the won- I. that i o many sick people well weak people strong by conveying to their bodies all the nourishment In II. food the -at. J. II. I a- run me. i consider it the best I . vi r used for dyspepsia and stomach troubles. I was given on by . saved my lire, lake . i meals. Jno. Prof. will the Public School. The public school will open Monday. B. All who expect to attend at anytime during the term arc earnestly requested to be present at eight thirty o'clock. Monday looming. At eleven o'clock Prof. Rag- dale address the school. All part-ills friend of pub- education are cordially invited to la- present. Notice to Creditors. Having qualified More the Clerk J i count as ,.,, ,,.,.,., ii, will and i ad. II ii i i i . ., me. I hereby all ., . in claims slate said ad, ; , ,,,. ,. the SHh day . mm, or will be plead ,. over A . ,, state an urged to me Immediately. Tl ,;.,,.,. , July. am. K. . i i din. Executor. Ion Court of count as Executrix the Last Will of J. N. i given lo all lo . estate to make Immediate pay- t,. i and all -mis against the estate are to n the same payment within twelve months from date or this e lie plead in their This tilth E M. I J. N- Moore. A Sad Disappointment. ii,. liver mi Is a hut you don't want to purge, strain and break the the stomach and bowels. never disappoint. cleanse tie poison matter and it so gently that one enjoys the pleasant v a Ionic to the liver. Cure biliousness, torpid liver prevent fever. John U Wooten. Carolina's Foremost Newspaper. The Charlotte Observer EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR. CALDWELL TOMPKINS. J. P. CALDWELL, Editor. PER YEAR. Receive the large telegraphic news service to any paper between Washington and Atlanta, and special service is the ever handled by B Caro Una piper. SI OBSERVER con lit Hi or more pages, and Isl t- a large extent made up of original matter. THE SEMI BU printed Tuesday and i par year. The largest paper in North THE Charlotte, N. C. Hun. M. and lion. Bryan -peak m Friday Sid. All are in . or in any ray an my lands. Any one tn S, lit. J. I Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyer and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ons. Private Wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. Democratic lion, Cyrus Watson will dress the of county Greenville on Monday, October 1903 Let everybody torn out and hear this distinguished speaker the political of the day. L. Blow, Dam. Ea Colo W. L. Ben The cut the or life never dull. D. C, Sept. . Last week was an eventful one circles. The return of the from Indianapolis, immediately fallowed by that of Secretaries Shaw and Wilson, and the of dates for public speeches by Secretary Hoot, was peculiarly significant. While there is no question but the injury from which the was was serious, it is equally true that great relief was manifested by the republican leaders, at bis return to the it compliance with their wishes that his cabinet followed suit. The great latest by the people in economic question was not to sugar well for the If the republicans have a majority in both of the Fitly eighth Congress, legislation radically curtailing the power and the profits of the trusts will be ex- of them and this Mr. Roosevelt was That such legislation will not be forthcoming the republican leaders well they fear I that then will be a revulsion of if the people are which will menu defeat in 1904, They also, that there is a strong tariff revision meat in the west and was, at least slightly, yielding to the demand, when he made his speech at That was not at all accord with the views of the leaders of bis party. There- fore, it has to keep away from doubtful trust to local candidates to to pull own chestnuts from the file. triumph of Gen. Alger in the Michigan as it did, immediately after the slighting of Mr. M. Ferry, is regarded a to the general interests of the party. A is well knows, Ian had built up a powerful ma chine the state and which commanded the support of the Central railroad. Gen. Alger is and it is questionable if he or his friends will contribute us liberally to the republican campaign fund us did the late his The of the machine is a serious blow to republican ; the state. More- lover, the President has won the I support the voters to his Cuban reciprocity policy, and so has weakened the grasp of Burrows and the republican inn. It is admitted that rec- lien. Alger, Mr. fell that he was recognizing the cleaner man and the man who had the greatest claims the for it must be admitted that the of Mr. Ferry is quite analogous to that Mr. when i lie latter first a can- the Ohio nevertheless, it is a republican politician to consider who the cleaner man Moreover it Is a kind of pot kettle to de- FARMS FOR SALE One Farm, 11-2 miles from here, i acres, cleared. land for tobacco, corn, cotton, etc. Splendid dwell- two tobacco barns and tenant houses. Second Farm, miles from here, acres, mostly cleared, with tobacco barns and tenant houses. . I Third Farm, acres, about half cleared, with good tenant after others had Riven her up. and houses, tobacco barn and brought her back to About half this farm While working over her , d which and suitable for act after opening eye pasturage. Fine place man to the key. to raise beef, cotton, Later I sent to her room, at her hotel of dairy, as well as for on a In a becoming room dwelling, good tenant gown. She had not yet seven tobacco barn Into middle age. though she was near . R three large h orchards in bearing and vine- I muM thank you for pasture and list land. bringing mo back to she MM, All these farms on Free I would be more grateful had you let me die. the Mysterious Key I spending some lime at an At- would rather not name one day on the bench looking at the bather I saw a bathing run for the water. Jump In and from the shore. A woman had far beyond her depth and to go down. She was brought ashore In an condition, having twice before the man reached her. OLD DOMINION have experienced a great said- we suffer, we j think there is no more In for us. When we to suffer, I we forget that we have been . ,. I put her hand to her bosom as If to assure herself that something carried there had not been lost. Tour key la I said. kept nil eye on It while we wen- working With you and saw you grasp It the mo- yon It occurred to me to make an attempt to thaw this woman out of her I spent two months at Ml re- meeting her constantly on the bench and beta, with her In sailing other amusements. I In restoring her to a normal condition, but tn doing so lost my heart , A I well remember the evening I asked her to be my wife. We were sitting a veranda overlooking the beach and the water. The wind had been Offshore all day and had now died down. The swells were coming In slug- I always liken the ocean In this to a lion beating the Bands with his tall. sheer I said, I have tried to bring you to a more healthful frame of mind. Now I wish to sec you happy that you may me Her reply was a sudden clutching for the key. Tell I have earned your what Is the mystery of this she replied, you shall I am a married woman. Words never e , Delivery and in a healthy com- Apply to J. M. BEATY, N. C. Wood's Seeds. Crimson will under favorable to of green food per acre, or to tons of hay is worth as a crop, a. to per Full information is contained in our just issued, which we will mail free Upon Wood's Fall also tens all about and Farm Seeds for Fall Planting, Seed Wheat, Barley, Vetches, and Clover Seeds, etc. Write for Fall and puce of any Heeds WOOD SONS, Richmond, Va, sir. tries Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave dally at M. for Washington. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York Boston, Aurora, South Creek, Belhaven, Swan Quarter, Ocracoke and 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 Chesapeake S. Co. from Baltimore. Mer- and Line from Boston. July 1st the steam will leave at in. Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- for Belhaven, and Ocracoke and will leave coke at a. m. for Belhaven and Washington on Mon- day, Wednesday and Friday. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. O. J. E. District Washington, N. O THE CO. Manufacturers of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior Exterior Finishings for Fine Modern and Cheap Build- We solicit patronage and guarantee to give satisfaction in prices, styles and work. Please send orders to The Co. GREENVILLE. N. O. LAND SALE. virtue decree or Court county made at March i a woman. i. , certain cause therein all I have endured from i IN J. I PERRY CO. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging, Ties and Bugs. Correspondence and shipments solicited. A Liberal Offer. The undersigned will give a In ample and I Tablets to any one wanting a reliable n for disorders the stomach, biliousness or constipation. This I- ii remedy and a good one. Drug Store Greenville, Pharmacy, 16.00 REWARD. light red row, solid i. slightly darker on nose ii cut oil three inches of bead when left, inch strap around neck. Will calve Sept. 36th. Any one finding said cow will notify. l. C 1902. Don't Treat Symptoms after the Stimulants and will never cure indigestion. They may relieve the system but the next meal clogs again. The food should digested. The nourishment It contains should lie by the system. Children Thrive on ties, cleanses, strengthens and sweetens the stomach. This digests all classes of food and assists the and organs In assimilating and transforming It Into the kind nourishment that In taken up by the blood and led to the tissues throughout of cures Indigent and dyspepsia, thus removing the cause of all stomach troubles. gives such strength to body that It Is Invaluable in all wasting diseases. I wish to think yon what for Clifton Collett, lad. bad d. I triad ma I I. Digests What You Eat. , Prepared l T. C, husband. After a long COOTS of i brutality he left me. Before doing so he hung this key about my neck, with the am going to be a wander- I and may never return. I give you one Chance for happiness. If you can the look Hint the key fits, you will learn Something that may prove of great Importance to He believed that could never And It and wished only to tantalize me, though I could never understand Now- I have a fancy that In that there may something that would release me from my legal connection with Why do you think he dropped from time to Show the She did and I examined It close- It was neither a door key nor a trunk key. It looked rather as If It the wards of a lock Intended to keep valuables. I Studied the matter for time, then can understand how a woman would the problem Impossible of solution. To a man It looks com- easy. the matter lo me, and I will see what I can took the chain and key from her neck and handed them to me. Then, without looking further Into the future, hoping for something-1 did not know left her and the next day re- turned to the city. We met again In six weeks. have solved the problem of tho I said. She was too excited to speak, and I had a hundred duplicates of the key mad, then sent one to every safe- deceit company In each of the cities of the asking the manager If It would any of his used for storing night I received u letter from the president of a St. com- stating that the key would Open a compartment In their stand- In your asked breathlessly. Is all I know. you go there to learn the will start a week she returned and. flushed with excitement, told me that she had found valuable securities that she supposed her husband had also a confession that he had served a term In the for defalcation. he married asked. Von knew nothing of will be little trouble In curing an annulment of such a mar- it was no The proved was right. In time the courts annulled the mar- and soon after a real marriage a letter came to my wife from the wanderer, written on his MOM the Information tad elicited I y investigations. F. A. landing, entitled re probate In solemn form the Last Will and Testament Thus. J. de- I will, on Monday, October U o'clock m., before the Court Mouse door in Greenville, sell at pub- lie sale to the highest bidder, tor cash, the following land belonging to the estate the late l I COREY, -DEALER IN------- i I he w i. for i line urn Users tho famous lulls pills thorough. for biliousness of To J. L. The conductor a train of thought often ha-lo sidetrack for empty freights. Conscience is the central station on the telephone line between the head and the heart. lam In-longing to the estate of the Thus. J. situate in Can township. Pill county, to One tract lying west of the Washington Branch of the Atlantic toast Line Railroad, adjoining the said the lands of the heirs of Daniel Hill and the lands of J. H. containing acres, more or less, and known as a part the John Smith land and a part of the Langley land. tract lying on the east side said immediately be- tween said railroad and the county road leading from Tarboro to W ash- and adjoining the land of J. B, Little on the south and the land of Daniel Hill's heirs on the north, con- Mil acres, more or leas. One tract lying on the east side of the county road leading from Tar- to Washington, and bounded on the west by said road; on the south the public road commonly called the on the east by a line running from a pine on said road, known as Sheppard and Little a corner, a north-west course to a pine stump on the side of a little branch, known as Jenkins corner, and on the north Alfred land, con- acres more or less. One tract adjoining tho last de- scribed tract, the land of Alfred Jen- kins, M. A. the high mark of Sheppard's mill pond down to Frank Pollard's land, with POllard line to Bryant s line, thence with line to the high watermark of said mill thence with said high water down to the Griffin road, thence with the road to the HO acre trait, containing acres more or less One tract beginning at s and f nil ml road and running with Little's line to R. It. Flemings line to the Tarboro Washington road, thence with said road to the mill race, thence with said to a feet distant from the mill dam. thence yards parallel with said dam and H feet distant therefrom, thence across the mill dam to the high water mark of pond, with the high water mark of said pond to the road, thence with said road to the beginning, con- acres, more or less. one tract lying on the north side of Sheppard mill pond, ad- joining said mill pond to the water mark thereof, the lands of A . II. kins and W. containing rare, more or less, and known as part of the Home One tract adjoining the land, Joseph lisp, Bedding Warren, the heirs of James W. and others, containing acres, more or less, and known as the tract. K. One tract adjoining the lands of Warren. Hansom Mobley and others, containing acres, more or less, and known as the W. K. W ard tract. The mill and mill seal known as the including the land by the to the high waler mark, mill dam and mill raws to the county road, with the right privileges connected JAMES K. Commissioner. This the 8th day September, 1802. ii A GENERAL LINE OF II Also a nice Line of Hardware. COME TO SEE MB. J. R. CARET. GREENVILLE C. s-----o i Cotton Bagging and Ties alway on Fresh goods kept constantly hand. Country produce and gold. A trial will convince you. D. W. Whichard, N. C. The Stock complete in every par and prices as low the lowest. Highest market price paid for country produce. Dr. D James, Many in Pitt Co n read only one newspaper Eastern Reflector It's the only way to them. The Eastern Ref D. J. TO IN THE HOME VOL. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. TUESDAY, OCTOBER, 1902. NO. That's Where Eastern Reflector IS READ AND APPRECIATED j Ricks Wilkinson We were Right in our selection of Fall and Winter apparel, this has attested the approval of men of fashion who have visited our store during the past week and mode their purchases. We want your approval now. We want you lo come in and see the new seasons style and make election while the stock is new and fresh -come in tomorrow morning. While we have both Suits Top Coats at a great variety of prices we want yon to note particularly the especially large collection of each which we have marked Common Schools. If compare the qualities am Styles with others you will them equal to any sold elsewhere at In our boys Department Top Coat and Reefers that are mil J lo M more than our prices, and those who have the care of hoy. will be particularly interested d a . . ,.,, ,,, our offerings of Juvenile apparel at. Ricks Wilkinson During the three and a half years of our of office we have appropriated and at the end of the fiscal year we will I hundred thousand the and them in your six. bawl red thousand dollars more for the common schools than appropriated and for that purpose during the of their tenure of office. If any- body wants to attack us for Ibis we say to lo your hearts We have no apologies lo make for ii. We in it. We say to them, Constitution required it, we were able to do it, it was our duly to do it, we did it, and we God we did it With the unanimous of the people North Carolina, for I am glad say Hie Populists Republicans, well as lb mo the Legislatures of and 1901, voted for the these additional appropriations for common schools.- M. Simmons at Our Ready to Wear DEPARTMENT MATERIAL PROGRESS we regained control of legislative department of the j government. In 1900 we regained control of the executive depart is more complete than before. Beau new style Jackets for ladies, misses and children, in the lies materials and late cuts. You should see our Monte Carlo Jackets, ft Troths, So Tired It may be from overwork, bat the chances are from la- active With a well conducted LIVER one can do mountains of labor without It adds a hundred per cent to ones earning capacity. It can be kept in healthful action by, and only by neat of the government. While work of redemption will not be complete until the nominees of this convention have been elected and the prestige of the judiciary, lost under Pinion regime, restored, for all practical purposes, with slight exception, the Democratic for three years last passed baa been in control of the affairs of Stale responsible for administration. The party and the State are to be congratulated upon the progress we have made during these three year of Dem- administration, Never in Jail our history have in-1 the recent of I been , monopoly have led many tin ii. . . . I that challenge comparison in price are our offerings this season-all best goods and finished with the new Slot Seam. Millinery Autumn Showing OF THE SEASON'S NEWEST STYLES MY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS recall that my display of Pattern Hats last season was pronounced the prettiest in town. Let me tell you just here I will have a larger assortment, grander styles and lower prices than any preceding season. My line of Ready-to-wear Hack Hats will be the largest ever shown in Greenville. MRS. GREENE will be with me again, which is n guarantee that my hats will excel in style and beauty any sold elsewhere. Wait and see my complete stock before you buy. The man who advertise is man who gets the dough. A business that isn't ad- worth wasting time over. You never know how much your business, can amount to until you advertise find out. The public has u short memory. That's reason that a business to profitable must be ad- continuously. No big business has ever built up without the publicity given it by Judicious advertising, in this era of advertising it is mote ever important that a expecting success should be liberally advertised, Alter advertising ha built up a nourishing the work the ad writer is by no means at an I end. It remains for him to Cue business a prosperous con- with the co operation of the other Louis Ad. Writer. Beautiful Fur Scarfs, Huffs and Children's Sets. We will be glad to have you take a look. Yours J. B. Cherry Co. The Only Department Store in GREEN Tuft's Pills TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. and an ill wind that blows no one The exigencies caused a great . families to thoughtfully the desirability flesh food. Aside the, from the humanitarian standpoint, Coll Mil. ,, , M . . . and established the Slate in the same length of time as during control. Never in all our history have so many corporations and business associations been formed and chartered the same length of lime us during the last year under Democratic control, ibis record is a very gratifying from food the underlying of which is death and decay. The possibilities of disease in a diet are Every element required for the sustenance and growth of the body Is found Latest Styles in Dress Patterns for Ladies end Children, to f COME AND SEE ALL MY GOODS. firs. L. Griffin .-.- The Proof of Doing is in What We Do. Greenville Warehouse makes no claim that is not borne fact. An average of for everything sold on floor during the month of August does its own talking what Man and the rest of do for those who sell at the you only to try US to be convinced that we Will get you the highest prices every time. O. F. EVANS CO , Proprietor. Greenville Warehouse. G. t, It. S. D. S. Why Living i. High. chief cause for the increase the cost of living is the tariff- fostered trusts. These trusts almost every article which we eat and wear, and almost every farm implement cheaper in foreign tries than to own people, denying us the right to buy as cheaply as Arabs, heathen an aliens. The Republican denounced trusts in their platform, but let u. their sincerity on this vital In the fifty sixth grass they pigeon holed an anti- trust bill rather than let it conic to a vote. In the last Congress the Senate killed an trust amend by a strictly party vote, the Democrats for amend- and the Republicans against it. This amendment, too, was in accordance a recommendation of the President in It is message to If when Adam was Created the Almighty had given In in a of a year, Adam been so frugal as not to one cent his income, thou years of salary would not make him worth as much this steel trust has made off the people in one short twelve months Y. Webb at New Dress Goods Silks, Ail-Over Laces , s in body to defend an, of the outside animal kingdom. , of capital and When live on a higher plane both inside and outside of of thought, they will cease to i, ow -slaughter in order to exist. power In and I When you consume the voice the sentiment of this the luscious fruit and of the Democratic the fattening legumes, the satisfy people of Carolina when I j nuts and all the sun kissed that as long a we remain of the vegetable world or in the State we will conduct you are missing absolutely nothing Its affairs SO as to merit and re-j conductive to bodily and mental a continuation of this vigor, but are absorbing the vital- deuce, not only from our own of sunlight, air pie, but from those outside of health, cleanliness, instead of Mate, who have capital to disease, decay and death, or who are seeking at. of slaughter house ammonia Greensboro. Many a pasty j eruptive skin, a case of and irascible Ever, Legislature In North Car- by an was controlled by the M. Siegfried New York Ledger. publicans baa been B disgrace the State. Everybody now admits I the infamous Legislature Province of Teaching. Educators have learned a great laud doings. And the Legislatures late years about teaching,, of 1899 and 1897 were almost as I they no more During the past the number of apple trees in North Carolina has increased from to and the of peach from to am null M E are showing the strongest line of Dress Goods and Trimmings in all the latest shades and weaves that trill be shown this season. We are paying especial attention to this line of goods, and you may rest assured you will get the lowest prices if you buy from us We also have a line of staple goods, such as Homespuns, Calicoes, and in anything want in the staple line. shoes Department is full up with bar- gain nil the lat-st styles for men, ladies and children. CLOTHING Men's, boys children's Clothing. can ave you some j department. w .-arc headquarters prices and quality. have them from the cheapest to the best We have the latest things in Furnishing Woods, mob. as Collars, Cuffs, Underwear, want line are can supply. Goodness f quality with cheapness of price can alway l. depended upon our store. We respectfully invite you to examine our line be- fore buying your fall goods. I bad. In proof of this we publish- j , t weeks ago what was pub-1 in 1897 by the leading Pop- , papers. Senator But- in the Caucasian of February 1897, declared that to this date I be Legislature is a damn- able to Do Ninth Carolinian wish any- more such It is bad enough lo have had one that was a dis- grace, surely white of Forth Carolina do not wish to elect another like Record. Your friends, PULLEY BO WEN 2nd Door North of Hank of We what a Yankee com- would live upon. We throw a of bushel fruit in their Mason, and when are gone buy canned goods pal up by our considerate northern friends In. know that we must have them. Corn from Maine, peaches from Mai laud, and even sweet raised canned have been sold in the We are sleep over rights and away our opportunities, We must tin it over several new leaves if we would be independent, and as natural happy. s Herald. teaching is a process of develop. rather a matter of The purpose of correct teach- is not to stuff a with formation, hot rather to train the mind. As some teacher has said, education is dynamic. In training a child we may learn much from nature's way of development. In making the endeavor of the is simply to assist nature. I He dies about the roots of a plant, nourishes it with fertilizers, makes all the conditions to growth as favorable as he can, and then leaves the rest to nature, and a surely us nature's laws are fixed the plant which is thus treated will grow. The Intelligent teach- will pan j,, teaching the young idea to m Times. he Wave He into her score As soft blue as the sky; Hi was an oculist, and she Had cinders in her eyes. Press me closer, closer still, W what fervor yon can master All my nerves responsive thrill. me closer, mustard plaster. Forty Torture. To lie relieved from a torturing attar to year torture might well cause the gratitude sort. That what Witch Basel for f. He Witch Salve no- of piles after I suffered rear. Cures cuts, wound, am diseases. Beware of Sick Headache Food doesn't digest well Appetite poor Bowels constipated Tongue coated It's your liver Pills are liver pills; they cure biliousness. All

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. GREENVILLE, D. I. WHICHARD, ad at the at K. C, u second claw mail matter. TUESDAY, 1902. Did Mr. Brown succeed in lo- the brass band No interruptions marked the even tenor of the speaker's way. family tree in your pocket when you go to register. If you are not a lineal of father you needn't expect to Tote. It's up to Wilmington's police and fire department. Henderson arrested the circus. Helen Gould has been made an honorary member of a fire company at N. Y., to which she has given for a Whose hose are those A careful reading of the News Observer's reports of the Craig- debate so far indicates the following diagnosis of Uncle based upon the law of cause and hysteria dizziness, partial paralysis, in speaking, intense irritability, and general distress, with complications liable to set in at any moment. has a carnival to dis- pose of, if you will promise not to tell where yon got it. The at the court house Friday night will hardly be accused of disorderly conduct. may or may not deserve a new trial, but the State deserves that he should have it. It mightn't be a bad idea to get a wood burner, if can't make out with an oil stove. James who was of the murder of Miss Nellie at Elizabeth and sentenced to be banged, has granted a new trial by the Supreme court. The court decided that the demonstration during the of the trial prejudiced the prison- rights and entitled him to a new trial. It is probable that the Mil move of counsel will be No Hair hair out very fast and I alarmed. I then tried Hair Vigor and my hair stopped falling Mrs. C. A. O. The trouble is your hair does not have life enough. Act promptly. Save your hair. Feed it with Hair Vigor. If the gray hairs are beginning to show, Hair Vigor will restore color every time, sin Mot. ah .- .-. yo., i we will if r send m one name tit Address, Tariff Robbery. like the Act, which permits in this pro laws, or pa tents, to sell their goods abroad at figures than sell them at to the very nation whose pie give them the that is their is It Fresh Gossip From Near-by Vicinities by Our Correspondents and Reported for Readers Department. NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS NOTES. N. C. Oct. 1902. Ladies should beware of railway trestles. Never has there been such a de for Tar Heel wagons. It is a daily occurrence to receive orders were duly appropriated, and the A. G. Cox Co's. collect- agent has been busy ting bills and receiving praise for the work as manufactured by bis firm. Tis seldom our goods are thus appropriated and more still to receive such of approval that we our selves are surprised it the extreme popularity. Well the looker we live the more we learn sometimes the better appreciated. Hence, j CO. Groceries, Provisions, Country Produce, Fruits, Candies, Tobacco and Cigars. Agent for Wilbur's Horse, Cattle and Poultry Food. Fruit Jars. for YOU bring back the stuff and get your dollar. A dollar spent with us gets dollar's worth of every time. If It doesn't Horn one to half a dozen. This will be surprise to those who the lee hive of Pitt county can be have tried them for they know in the neighbor- hood of the A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. We are alive and fully abreast with the times. BETHEL ITEMS. is robbery. The man who said be to get the filing good, below coat, and county for the next trial. It were better that one guilty man escape than that just per- sons sutler a mean so could only himself by doing a very large business at it, l; Comely for idiocy. No sue . . ,,. concern sells its products at Company, which is to one of the , . ,. y cost; and it goods be soil principal attractions at the i or by, in Norfolk, this is Africa, when working up some notoriety on ac- j then they be sold for more of its leading lad refusal profit right they are to wear tights. Miss Jane I that seriously a conservator. The protection given o that sell abroad cheaper than at home should be taken on at once. I what they are and realize that good goods will sell. Richard of was here a while Wednesday business. W, B. Wilson and Miss Lizzie Blow, of Greenville, came down Wednesday and a very pleasant hour with us. It docs us good to see home folks. Johnnie A. Andrew's and S. Smith, also Of Greenville, were here Thurs- The following gentlemen received appointments as rural T here, left Wednesday for at this J. R. Johnson. G. A. Mrs. S. Harper and children, No. E. P. Tinker. No The have been visiting friends in into effect Nashville, returned Wednesday It. B. B re, afternoon. nurseries, near Greens N. C , Oct. 1902. Miss James, of Asheville, who has been visiting relatives here, left Wednesday Tarboro. Misses Bruce Andrews and If your spinal column is at all you had better ride to the depot by the route. It's a good time to begin think- about improving the cart path from the boat to the depot. is the name of this performer. It is not learned whether Miss has a grievance to settle with the row. or simply its a peculiar form of originality. you decide to burn coal this winter, it would be well to how you stand with the bank. will remind Mr. Hiss that the American manufactures of cotton mill machinery this same Am- made machinery to for- in their own laud much In the disposition of the tobacco cheaper than they do to crop so far the farmer has exhibit- the home market. As the ed a woeful indifference to one Hartford has . j . L u ,,, is S. Henderson greatest influence to the; market is susceptible. As a result A cyclone struck the town of Monroe, Tuesday evening, and did great damage to buildings. were lost. The fate of should be decided any to the usual methods a of justice. This at Some are independent, some achieve independence, some ate Independent from natural born cussedness. The suicide epidemic navy indicates that some of our soldiers have abandoned all hope of getting killed by the enemy. bat Mr. said to Mr. may go by, but it would be interesting to know what Uncle said to Marion. The Big Senator from would have you under- stand that he hasn't lost his voice, if he ban No I that Greenville is of the beat tobacco in the State, let's begin to look up some supplements. There is reason why Greenville shouldn't be a good town all the round. The President's reputation as a bold, bad mini with firearms is es- The outcome of his conference this afternoon with Messrs will cat his ability as a persuader. he will fail to realize the possible this crop to the extent of many thou sands of dollars for every county in which bright tobacco forms any part of the products Encouraged at the good prices of the early season, the de- of other crops made it possible, with the labor available, to prepare and market more than occasional he determined, apparently, to market the bulk of bis tobacco a lump as soon as opportunity would permit. And the way he has succeeded in lump it leaves little doubt that he has employed bis time. The deli shading of quotation that fol- lowed was a valuable tip, but it was lost to the man most concerned. He hastened home with energies renewed by the fear of loner prices, lo gel much H possible at ruling prices. News of the agreement between the two com panics to light he had at the cause of better prices than usual did not serve lo relieve the situation. His in with the British- Amer- Tobacco Co., was of lower prices; his second, of gelling the balance of his crop to market as soon as possible. Thus he Ins acted every able Influence. It is safe to that the retailing of tn mark et and straining of belittles has done more to depress prices than all other influences combined. A proper distribution of the crop in which the warehouses are open matter in the control Hie lure in lies his greatest hold upon the Too Much Politic. The tendency to have shorter political campaign in the South appears to be glowing. It is no- so the case of In large Northern cities where there are innumerable offices to be filled, where much salaries and perquisites are involved, and where there is a much more lively scramble for political jobs, conditions arc rally different. The field is so much broader in the big cities, and a large proportion of the is directly or indirectly inter- the results, Here it the South, however, where I he is much less numerous and the jobs proportionately so, the feeling has tor some time been de- that a constant political agitation injurious to the and agricultural interests to the people. This feeling doubt less had no effect embody log the organic law State the provision to have the regular sessions of the legislature held on- once in four ham News. was here yesterday. A. Tucker, of Hour-tree, paid us a Friday. G. B. Lineberry went to last night Our colored of the old side Baptist persuasion, are hold their association about two miles from here. There are a few present, you can assured. Miss Viola Annie Belle two sweet little Misses from arc visiting at the home of Mr. W. L. House, livery boy thinks his girl is the best We can prove that by both Claude. J. D. Cox and Mrs. Cox Miss Laura Cox went to this morning. The boys were out last night on devil bent, and this morning the attractive displayed as souvenirs of their good Three Times the Value of Any Other. One Third Easier, Third Falter. Agents wanted in all unoccupied Wheeler Wilson Mfg Co. Atlanta, Ga- S. T. WHITE, Greenville, N. C. Pat Davenport, of Hamilton, Wednesday evening in town. Miss Josie Badger left Saturday for Roanoke Rapids. Miss Mary Badger left Thursday for Burlington, N. C, to be pres- at the meeting of the C. T U. On Tuesday night at the of Mr. S. A. Gainer, a party was given in honor of Miss Bruce Andrews. Many were present and reported a fine time, many regret her departure. Misses Annie Tew Roberson, of Robersonville, spent Wednesday afternoon in town. Quite a crowd left Thursday for Tarboro, to be present at the j J. T. Smith and J. C. Carson Tuesday Robersonville and Everett. William Greenville, pasted through town Wednesday. AFTER TWO YEARS PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID THE ill I it OF NEWARK, N. J., POLICY HAS Loan Value, Cash Value, Paid-up Insurance, Extended Insurance that works automatically, Is Non Will be reinstated 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 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. OF- Looking to the South. FOR TEN DAYS. including Ribbons in Latest widths and shades, Velvets, Plumes, Hat Trimmings and New York Pattern Hats. f BE HISSES in South- The roads sentiment growing. It lie many before you can ride the depot to court house at a an hour gait bating backbone dislocated. market. Miss Mary of Green county, and Mr. B. King, of were united in marriage at the home of the bride's mot her Wednesday evening The performed by Rev. W. Arnold. Col. J. B. Farm of for and a higher of the agricultural capabilities and advantage of the south. The of new immigrants now buying lands at high prices in the northwest arc causing the early set- to seek new fields, and these are provided with ample funds and are acquiring better of the south through the of literature by the Boat railroads. The pros pacts, therefore, for an Increase in Immigration are very good. sands Of northern wish to escape the rigorous s of north and to make homes where the of their year's, work are not consumed by the ex of severs weather. makes a more favorable I lie northern in . Visiting the central south than excellence of climate the low prices of farming lauds. The NEW STORE. B. Bro. or The tendency of Have opened one store of the Phoenix Building bought throughout northwest Baker Hart formerly with a full line of Clothing Dry a leading better understand Shoes, Hats, Gents Furnishings, Notions, etc. Everything in stock is brand new and we are selling at Prices to Astonish You. Give us a call and be convinced that we can save money. B. Bro. A attention to details in our Job Depart is shown in the high class of work we are turning out. have the best equipped office and do a class of printing hardly in this section. If you are particular as to the quality of your printing, we want your work. We give you the best. If you know Malaria, you certainly don't like it. If you know Malaria and Ague Cure, you certainly do like it. 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 the beat that can be procured, I can make it to your interest to sell at the PLANTERS. Plenty of room to take care of team, and all the farmers who some to stay over night will find ample Bring me tobacco if you want best B. E. PARHAM, PLANTERS WAREHOUSE s- Your Suit Is Ready WHY NOT TODAY Why wouldn't today be time for you to drop in and select that Winter Suit that you need Want something swell Come, look at our lines. No risk of missing any new fashion if you buy your clothing here, because our styles are ahead even of the fashion plates. Fashion plates come out early. Our makers see them; then they watch for later The minute anything new turns up it goes into clothing. So we are never be- hind one Come in today and choose. FRANK WILSON The King Clothier. Ed. is off for Baltimore and Washington. H. A. went to Tarboro this Miss M. returned to Washington this morning. wife left for City. W. M. Bagwell wife left this morning for Williamston. K. M. Starkey went to Friday evening and returned this Beverly of Danville, is here to lake a position with the Co. F. M. Simmons J. Grimes came on evening's Fred W. Mahler, of Mahler's Sons., will have a large line of cut glass silver at Mrs. M. store Tuesday Sec Mis. John and who visiting rel, lives part Slate, home Friday even- Hat Greenville. visit no Says have one Hie best towns on lbs and that a few hours spent lice is worth a week cl.-e. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. NOTICE. If is a CROSS MA in lbs of paper it lo remind owe Tan Eastern for you lo sett less early possess. c YOU owe u and hope you will keep us waiting for it. This Is for those who And cross mark their paper. Parks At the home of bride in Va . Wednesday mom Miss Hallie as united marriage to Mr. C. of PERSONAL NOTES ed lo arrive by the evening train. Brief Mention of People Met With In the Social World Don't forget to register. to register for this Don't fail election. Just and Turnip seed. M. Mr. Smallwood has moved into new house opposite the depot. Everything Is lively around Greenville. It is a busy town. No one can vote in the approach election unless be registers on or before October 25th. can get the in the way of tablets and at or Book Store. The Misses a special for ten days of ribbons, velvets, hats, and trimmings. The Registrar.-, for the ensuing election will have the hooks at polling places in the several town- ships on each Saturday in October. Registration books for the com- election were opened today and in precinct the Regis has been kept busy enrolling names. Under recent Constitutional amendment, if you desire to be en- on the pennant roll, be sure to register before October 25th. Many subscribers are getting The sewing machine tickets. Better get yours before they are gone. Come pay your subscription. The office can make room a boy who wants to learn the trade. He be willing to work and make a con- tract for years. Apply at the office for particulars. copies of The dated Tues 1902. We have lost our Bis copies of that will appreciate any one supplying us with them. Thursday, 1902. S. B. has gone to more. J. J. was here today. W. M. has to Golds Mrs. J. B. Cherry is visiting in Col. I. A. Sugg went to Wednesday. George Had returned borne Wednesday O. C. Moore and wife went to Tarboro this morning. Mr. W. M. returned Tarboro Wednesday Hugh of Lizzie, passed; through Ibis morning Richmond. A. F. Clark, one Pitt's good j tobacco took the morning train for Durham. Miss Cornelia Manning, has been visiting the family of I C. Moore, returned home today. 1902 Good Salt. Bagwell and who f. r four weeks have been a a piano and sale here for I he Co., have sold out what they had here. During their stay in Greenville sold eleven pianos eight organs. Some time next year the Cable Co. will have another sale here. C. T. Store News The Newest in Wool Dress Black, Cream, Mode, Brown, Grey and Evening Shades, Sponged and Shrank Skirt Velvets, Velveteen The following cards have been Mr. Mrs. Alfred Forbes request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Clara Bruce to Mr. George B. W. Had Wednesday October the fifteenth, nineteen hundred two, at half after seven o'clock, St. Paul's Methodist Church, Greenville North Safe Robbed. you would be up with fashion's latest creations one of the above suits must be included in your outfit. We have them in all the colors, in the Velvets and Corduroys. Ask to see them. First floor. Mr. R. A. Nichols had his safe E. A. Coward has gone a drawer contents more. j Monday night. He had to t T tn ,. the safe to deposit some money. of Greene, M Smith returned from No.- Sf Jg folk Thursday. looking. He locked Mr t T u i . lone box, left one unlocked. W to , , , and had no occasion to go to the again until about time to close I up, when he found the safe door partially open and the unlocked brother in Salisbury. u drawer missing. He is not sure L. C. Arthur from Nor- exact amount in the drawer, folk Thursday but thinks it was about returned from Proceedings. return many thanks to all of our friends for the many kind words um encouragement spoken h, first millinery opening and we each every one o them that it is highly appreciated, and that will use our efforts to give them nothing but High Art Millinery of the exclusive and patterns. New goods coming every day. Watch the big windows. Scotch Thread Lace Curtains. New designs, elegantly worth at pair Norfolk Thursday D. C. Moore and wife returned from Thursday evening. Ola Ross, of Ayden. At their night the Board of Aldermen decided to replace the plank bridges at street The Pitt Co. Buggy reports s demand for buggies that keeps the factory working on orders. The graceful of these coupled with material that the public has learned to depend on, the firm new customers. B. L. Smith et Co. expect an other carload of horses this week. Their recent sales indicate marked judgment in selecting just the kind stock in moat demand tin. market. Bob knows a roadster from a horse, and a gen- utility animal front either these. Prospective buyers will do well to examine the stock of R. L. Smith Co. saw at street today, J,, J, Arthur to build a wooden bridge across left for the branch at the end of Fifth C. bride rived from Virginia Thursday Mrs. Cobb and Miss Alice Atkinson returned from Thursday. Mrs. Flossie of New Haven, Conn., hi visiting her brother, R. L. Mrs. Mary Flanagan Miss Blanche have gone to Washington, O. Mrs. W. R. Home, with Mr. Mn. E. A. Move, went to Washington, D. C. Mn. Jane Savage, who been visiting daughter, Mrs. C. T. returned home this morn- Mrs. J. A. Lang left this morn- for Washington. C. Before returning home Mrs. will visit her mother, in Baltimore. OCT. J. H. Mahler went to Richmond Friday. street. of D. D. Over- ton as assistant chief of tire de- part was and The chief of was to recommend an assistant to be elected at a future meeting. The chairman of the colored cemetery committee was to expend for necessary work his department. Street lights and wells were re ported to be fairly good lion. Joe Forbes, John Travis Allen were granted res- license. The tax collector was instructed to have dodgers reference to the dog lax printed, to be din by the police. Accounts were allowed the sum of 1370.23 High Grade JOB done here. Send us your orders Pretty effects in Scotch Thread Lace Curtains feet long, button bole edges, worth 9.76, at pair White full size, Pair Toilet Soap, Very line, worth per box. Our price, Envelopes, sizes, ac. pack. Best Needles, paper Best Calico, yard Men stock is larger and more complete than ever before We are showing all of fashion's latest weaves, and we invite you to come and see what is worn in New York, London and Paris. Special prices for the next few days in Long and Short Pants Suits. C. T. BIG STORE,

mm I THE STATE PRESS Have L ft THAT I AM STILL An What -.- .-. Pry Goods, Dress Goods, Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, be sure that Mr. Hicks can be got together in time his political Boaster. New Use We A new aDd AND A OF OTHER THING WHICH I AM UNABLE TO MENTION Come to see me for your next Barrel of Flour or Pork. Yours to please- White Don't fail to see me before you buy j Guns, Shells, Stoves Heaters, Pumps, Locks, Hinges. And anything else in the Hardware Line. Your friend, , H. L. CARR mm Marion Butler says the lists will put up a straight nation- l 1904. It won't be straight if Mai ion has anything to do with ton Star. The Greenville been enlarged otherwise proved. This Is an evidence of the town's prosperity, as few men are able to give a town a better pa- per than It will pay Hon. Carroll D. Wright says the ultimate solution of problems will found in re- He may be right, but it a long time to inject re enough into the average Re to solve problem when i, a chance to do Th Wont Form. Multitude, arc the the new discovery which i making m many people well and weak people strong by digesting what cat, and and hi transforming their into th kind of pure. rich, red blood that makes feel good all over. Mrs. Of Troy. T. For a number of I was with and M which grew into the worst form. Finally I induced to use and after using four bottle, I am entire cured. I heartily recommend all sufferer, of and Take a meals. II what Jno. L. Woolen. Take good care of your horse and vehicle and they will take good you. Look Out and liver disorders at this may 1- cleansing the system with ill Little Karl. Riser. These famous lit- pills grip. They move the bowels but copiously, and reason of tonic give tone strength to th any gouging for his Star, if girl won't flirt it is a We the Wilcox case is a girl, the first the of North Carolina jurisprudence which, gem condemn your neighbor U man convicted of capital of I unheard, however many the i- a new trial because Rations preferred against bun; eve of the jury story has two ways being of men a. justice retires that you Lot the bear the as well Wax use for Refined Wax to have been discovered by a of Ohio, living near Lancaster, who bad two trees bad damaged by one being a maple and the other an apple. la each case a large limb was broken down from the trunk, but at to it. The were propped fastened securely with straps, very broken leg be fastened with splints, and then melted wax pour ed and over all the cracks. The was en successful. The prevented the of the sap, kept the rain and which have rotted the trees, prevented the depredations of in- sects, and the limbs seem thus far to be perfectly re attached to the Messenger. OLD DOMINION LOP I the accusation, an remember get the lest Like the piercing cry of some you bear the Republican orator proclaim lo thunder tones that Hie amendment disfranchises the who moves from one town to another, unless he moves lour months before the election. The is all nub provided for. Tb can vote in the Malignity f place you a similar the plane Fruit Jars is at our stole. We have them In different styles and sizes at as low the lowest Then as moil we are headquarters tor the Best of Everything in the Grocery Line table supplies from us you are sure so the best. in fact BUTTER and CHEESE OH ICE. .- arm ii .- Natural Anxiety. Mothers regard whiter uneasiness, children cold so No costs more little lives than It's attack i. j,, the sufferer is OS- One Minute tough township from the, ; , Hie republican. In Ibis state are guide. I willing to make any kind of trade u Mon , further the chances of. , party seems to be his to establish no M. Wholesale and retail Grocer and Furniture Dealer. Cash paid Fur, Cotton Bead, Oil Bar Turkeys. Egg, etc. Bed steads, Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba by Carriages, Go Carts, suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. and Gail Ax High Key West Che- Henry George Can tied Cherries, Peaches, Apple, Pine Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Haw, Candies, Uriel Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Currents, Glass and China Ware, Tin and Vt Ware. Cakes and Crackers, coot, Cheese, Best Butter, New Royal Sewing Machines, and nu other goods. Quality and Cheap for cash. . to see me. sir. Steamer ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Baltimore, Philadelphia, Now York Boston, Aurora, South Creek. Belhaven, Swan Quarter, Ocracoke and all for the with rail- at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight the Old Dominion 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 Thursday and Sat- for Belhaven, and Ocracoke and will leave at a for Belhaven and Washington on Mon- div, Wednesday and Friday. J. Greenville, N. C. J E. District Supt. Washington, N. C ATLANTIC RAILROAD M It a a in it u ah is r THE GREENVILLE CO. Manufacturers of Doors, Sash and Blinds, la . Lt Ar Leave Tarboro Ar Main l-re. ton i, o fat- m. i p laws p m, S a ., m. Spring. St a m, Parkton an,. am, arrive m, Hop. p d m, S IS p a t with Mall. i with at railroad, at Air and lb. and SM at I Finishings T SO . B S. M- Schultz Phone Interior Exterior for Fine Modern and Cheap Build We solicit your and guarantee to give satisfaction in price, styles work. Please send your orders to Fife. Co. N. C. Greenville, WHEN YOU WANT Dry Goods, etc., go to Mrs. L. WHITE, Black Jack, N. Nice line -f nods on band. W bought W cash or exchange for Till. J. C. K IN American and Italian Marble Wire Iron Fence Sold- work d rat on Dissolution Notice. notified that and B. M. Jone. .- nines, under tn . Jame have mutual dissolved shin. All claim, said Mtg. o. will present B. for and all person, owing will make pa; mi i II. Jame., The bi M- dull before the as the estate w. J. Jackson, notice Is all persons to the tn make to the and ail person, claim, again. said i tat to the same for within month, from Ibis ,.,. Mils i i m recovery. W, J. J; mi M- ., r Si . ash, i . H. I i Bu- p, Pill county u- the Will and of J. N- Moore, a given h U Ito to make nay. i. all per -1 the n. at to Mills are notified lo the same within i. Ive months date or till, will be plead In of their recover. This M. J. N. Moore, forking solely the of all others. While the senator he a square man. j of f- u f of the County fair-, and it will not U . u fr county the while of the as heM , lb HI day Wilmington the following Registrars and Judges of Meet Ion appointed by Board to Col not an Pitt county, at be has written some UM. lines on present conditions as fol w go Ads Capital and Labor the Dun D. grind bins In lb morn, . -he j. r B. deliver up his cash that arc running us to smash Sews Mr. Major a and most painful at furniture factory yesterday. In adjusting some the machinery his left hand was caught cut almost offal the wrist. He was LAND SALE. Judges of Foremost Newspaper. The Charlotte Observer EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR. CALDWELL TOMPKINS, J. P. CALDWELL, Editor PER Receives lbs telegraphic service to any paper between and Atlanta, its special service is the greatest , bandied a Can. Unit paper, THE SUNDAY con of ill or more pages, in id ls to a large extent made up of original matter. THE SEMI -WEEKLY ER printed Tuesday and l per year. The largest North Sample copies sent on application Address LANDS POSTED. All parsons are warned not to enter or In any land. Am . t. he bent lath, J, L, lion. L. W. J. Little it loll. Precinct H, J. J. house and B. V. Tyson Cox, Registrar; A. B. and Judges of . rt. Laughing Judges of Norfolk, Va. Buyers and storks, Cotton, and Private Win-. In Sew Chicago and New leans. for breathing became Kin- IN j. i. ma i Norfolk, Va. and handlers Bagging, Ties and and solicited. A woman Is not real old she makes a salve for neighborhood use for cut-, and bums. 6.00 Si i light red row Slightly darker on DOM horns cut nil three of head when left, inch strap around neck. Will calve about Sept. 25th, Any one finding said cow will notify. a, the e ,. ., taken In Dr. W. T. I N. the doctor and his brother, R II. B. Ellis Dr. M., found that A. Fair Judge, of and hand was m.- When Mr. Morris was of chloroformed II was I for a of while that he would die, as he J. T- to and the J J. Kl hi- hear, almost stopped, and B V. of hard on him W. L. Brown, L. C. and W. J. Judges of tier- E. Brad- T. will coma to M. T. Spier and and lei Watson Iteming Judges here, en give of him the gate a man was Moore Judges ion batter than laugh The Precincts oil court. This in county were adopted with that all the please were Hicks can be found and glued to it was that township shall v. Mr- U lute one Precinct us polling p., was killed by , ad No. i in MO pounds of were mom he was over a mud. dilated and was ordered that Ml. pathetically an township shall mo- would bury Mi- his lute k on O a day, she t. get him We wish to J. virtue of a decree of the or Court of Pitt at March Term In a therein pending, entitled in form of the Las W ill and de- I will, Monday. October III at o'clock m., before the House door in Greenville, sell at pub- sale to the highest bidder, for cash, lbs ml the J. in Carol- at township, Pitt t- one O lbs Washington Brawn of the Line Railroad, adjoining the Railroad, the lauds heir. of Daniel Hill and the lands H. containing scree, or and known a- a part of the John S. laud and a part of land J. One tract on the f said railroad and be- tween said railroad and the road from Tarboro to W and adjoining land M -I- II Little on the south and the land of Daniel Hill's on the north, con- acres, more or less. one tract lying on the cast side of the county road leading from Tar- to Washington, and hounded on west said on the south public road commonly ca led on the east a line running pins on sew Known as Sheppard and Little s a pine on pi s little branch, known as dirtier, north Alfred more or less. tract adjoining the last tract, the land of Alfred Jen kins M. A. the high water- mark of mill in Pollard's land, thence with line to s lie With line to e bU -aid mill pond. thence with high -r maid down to the road, then, the road lo the . acres more or .-,, i tract beginning at Sheppard Hid Littles corner on the road MM running with I IS, Fleming's line to the Tarboro Washington road, thence With said road the Sheppard mill race. with said to a t from the dam. thence us; with aid dam in thence across the mill dam C, the high water mark mill pond, thence with the high water mark said pond to the road, thence with -aid wad to the beginning, con- sen-., more or less. One tract lying OB the aide of the Sheppard mill pond, ad- joining said null pond to the high water thereof, the lands of W. II the heirs ill . . Per- kins and W. It. Roebuck, containing more or leas, and known a. part of the Borne Place, . one adjoining the lands of Joseph Crisp, the l rt W. Rollins and others, containing more or less. known a. the tract adjoining the Ii Train leave. TarBoro dally a m. S a . P . WOO pm. or all point. North all rat. via H. M. Pass- Agent J. R. KENLY, Manager. T. M. EMERSON. Manager lop. II . Cotton Bagging and Piss hand Fresh goods kepi constantly n hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. every day, morning evening. Pray. evening J. H. Booth, pastor. Sunday a. m. M. A. Alien superintendent. lay, morning and evening. evening. Rev. H. M. L. H. Ponder, Sunday, J. B. Morton, pastor Sunday- a. m. K. B. F. H. Hard- Morning and even- prayer with sermon every 1st and 3rd Sunday. Lay every 2nd and 4th Sunday. Sunday school a. m., W. B. Brown, superintendent. Li-any every Wednesday Preaching second, and fourth Sunday In each month Prayer meeting Wednesday night. Rev. D. W. Davis, pastor. 3110- day school P. M., superintendent. regular service LODGES Hoard of Elect for T adjoining and other., M lace, and known as lbs w. B. I mill nUll known as the land coven-l pond to the high water lbs mill and mill races to lbs road, win, toe and privileges JAMES the Mb Whichard, N. C. The Stock in every and prices as low the lowest. market price paid for country produce. A. CO., Cotton Buyers, Before selling or disposing of our They are prepared highest market prices meal in am on hand Greenville a mil supply Meal -lulls for the trade. A. F. A. Lodge. meets first and third Monday evening. R. W. M., J. M. Reuse, Sec. K. P.-Tar River Lodge, No. meet every Friday W. H. Dull, C. C. L T. M. K. of R. and I. O. O. Lodge, meets every Tuesday evening. W. Atkins, If. G-, D. Overton, Be-. It. A. Vance Council, No. meets every Thursday even- W. B Wilson, Secretary, J. Regent. A. O. No meet every first and third Thursday night in Odd Fellows Hall J. Z- Gardner, Worthy D. Smith I o Conclave meets every second and Monday night tn Odd lows nail. W. B. Wilson S. Smith Sec. Dr. D -L- Surgeon, Greenville, THE ONLY WAY Many p. In Pitt Co read only one Eastern Reflector It's only way to them. The Eastern Reflector. D. J. TRUTH TO PER GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 1902. NO. IN THE HOME That's Where E. Ea stern Reflector IS READ AND APPRECIATED Ricks Wilkinson We were Right In our of apparel, and this by the approval many men of fashion who have visited our store the and made their purchases. We want your approval now. We want you to in and see the new season's styles and make your while the is new and fresh- in tomorrow While we have both Suits and Fall Top at a great variety Of price we want you to note the large collection of each marked If the qualities and with others you will find them to any sold elsewhere at In our boys Department we have an of Top and Reefer that are worth to more than our those who care of will be particularly interested Cl In our offerings of Juvenile apparel at. -Pi p- Ricks Wilkinson Millinery Autumn Showing . OF THE NEWEST STYLES MY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS recall that my display of Pattern Hats last season was pronounced the prettiest in town. Let me tell you just here I will have a larger assortment, grander styles and lower prices than preceding season. My line of Heady-to wear and Hack Hats will be the largest ever shown in Greenville. MRS. GREENE will be with me again, which is a guarantee that my hats will excel in style and beauty any sold elsewhere. Wait and see my complete stock before you buy. Latest Styles in Dress Patterns for Ladies end Children, to COME AND SEE ALL MY firs. L. Griffin The Proof of Doing is in What We Do. THE Greenville Warehouse makes no claim that is not out by facts. An average of 111.90 for everything sold on our month of its own talking about what Man One and the rest of do for those sell at the Grenville Warehouse. only have to try m to be convinced that we will get you the highest prices every time. Q. F. EVANS CO , r. Proprietors Warehouse. R. SIMMONS AND GRIMES Make Strong in Greenville To say that F. K. in his speech In the court house here Friday night, fully met the pat i. his of these who know him, is to give to the Senator well ob- served to any of his friends who were not an idea of the that gentle man upon a Equipped with facts and logic, a disposition to deal fairly with issues as with men, he urged of and answered the its en- emits a entirely sans factory lo his and sufficiently lo different With deliberation and as one who has mastered his and knows his the the figure batched out by the in, Carolina. In a few words he showed that in to the contrary, the party is no today than before was kicked out. The is dominated by the same old crowd State under Runnel. The h know this, and the is not doing business in its name. It now comes before the people in the guise of and nun-partisanship . Sham Re- publican conventions sometimes nominate sore-headed Democrats disappointed office seekers, who see a machine in every Demo- convention, but never thing of the sort in the cut dried Republican scheme that them before the public. any- body in this world does love an said speaker, a white North Carolina Republican. If anybody- can beat a North Republican in hankering alter an office It's a Carolina Lit the Wires -hP-hi news Republic-idem is reinstated North Carolina aid Marion Butler will drop his Street schemes in a hurry. would come And don't you know under Republican power the devil would be to pay again. Senator Simmons said that the position of the Republican party this campaign was an anomalous one. He didn't what it stood for. If to judge from what Senator Pritchard says, It stands for nothing that it has standing for except high tariff. When like a pall over State Sen Pritchard made some speech es. He declared himself favor of in very emphatic terms Said that if he was ever found ad- the gold standard he hoped his friends would put him in asylum. He has since been converted to the idea that free silver is not a good thing, and ridicules It. The republican put u thou- sand Senator Pritchard acquiesced the of twenty seven North Carolina. He a different attitude Says it was all wrong, that he has repented, and favors white in the State. When we wanted In I old soldiers of the Pi led bis party in solid phalanx against But he Claims now to be in favor of it, and that bis always has But in when two candidates who were elected to the legislature without a Democratic rote, were attacked for twenty thousand soldiers in 1848, Mid these soldiers were fortunate to have escaped with their lives. And now to claim that the peril is la favor of pension- the soldiers of State i to say what no be Our Ready to Wear DEPARTMENT is more complete than before. Beau new style for ladies, misses and children, in the best materials latest cuts. Should see our Monte Carlo Jackets. Skirts that challenge comparison in fit and price are our offerings this season- nil best goods and finished with the new Slot Seam. Beautiful Fur Scarfs, Huffs and Children's Sets. We will be glad to have you take a look. Yours J. B. CHERRY CO. expected to After thus showing of the of Republican state Senator Simmons referred to certain charges the are making against the present State administration. In answer to charge of he entered an emphatic Not cent of the people's money had been wasted. Lei the cans allow wherein we extravagant. Do they mean we have been extravagant in our appropriations to the boys and of North The Slate that our children ere educated. Do mean that we in making an appropriation to take the Insane stale of jails and mils Do they mean we were ex when the laid added to the pensions of the men who Lee Advice to the Aged. Ace bring. bowels, weak akin.,, and LIVER. Tint's Pills n specific effect on these the bowels, to their natural In and IMPARTING VIGOR------ lo kidneys, bladder and They ore adapted to old and Rural Under the provisions of law passed by the Legislature of 1901 costing have been established the various counties of the Slate, line- third of this amount was paid by the people In this one- The Only Department Store in Tie people of North Carolina love tin- Confederate and neither an to the of his aid age nor propose to see him want. Issue is not one of extravagance, is simply or nut the people approve objects of the the cans i that Governor paid year. Thai is a very serious charge. We I love Chat lie bill this charge was sprang we fell it be bad done that be was oncoming extravagant and needed looking after. Bo we went to the records. The Democratic party is always ready to stand by Republican party ling to stand by we found that did pay the lawyers 9.17,000, and what foil Every that amount except about was paid on made by lie was the State. That about completes the list of our extravagances, except that the legislature Increased I her of judges and solicitors from fourteen to sixteen. We did that I too. Certain sections of the claimed the extra sessions of I the courts made by the third taken from the district fund one-third appropriated out of the Stale treasury, so these libraries have float the State only Under the the act not more six of these libraries can be est in county. I have no doubt that the libraries provided for in act of the Legislature will lie es- before the close of the year. It would be to cal- benefits that will result to the children, to their parents to the entire cause of in the counties and districts where these libraries have been es- Y. Joyner. County The candidates of the Democrat- party Tilt for the Leg- several county of- fices will address the people at the limes places, to Wednesday Oct. 8th. Swamp, Friday Oct. 10th. Falkland, Saturday Oct. 11th. Heaver Dam at Smith's store, in the number m judges entailed mote expense than I Oct. the salaries extra judges Friday Oct. 17th. amount lo, Which was Hue. j Saturday Oct. 18th. Speaking STEAM SUPPLY. ; Hat the Republicans won't to anything their Ibis line. one thousand petty put in The speaker said that the great of the Republicans this I year was prosperity. They claim i prosperity came in with Mr- i and the tariff. It I is true that good laws and good government help toward prosper but to say that the prosperity we are enjoying local and due lo will o'clock A. M. L. Blow, Chin. Dem. Ex-Com. L. Secretary. At The county and Sena- tor F. M. Simmons and Hon. J. Bryan Grimes spoke at Ayden Republican policies to leave out Saturday. The speakers were l consideration the fact that there from town by a I, nail In every and country. Great Mexico, China, Japan, and others, Band, of Greenville, was I sonic with high tariff, some with present to make music. low, with the gold standard, The county only spoke . , . . m t r and some silver, Kings, . f have lust added supply to with with h pop I . will sell anything in this line very low. See us when in want of f government, to give he time to Mr. Sim- I-joying a period of universal mons and Mr. Grimes A large Globe and Angle Valves, Standard Globe and Angle Valves, Check Valves, Water Oil Cups, Air Cocks. Steam Hancock U. S. Injectors, Cocks, Steam Pipe all sizes. Pipe Fitting all sizes. LINE OF Parking, Rubber Belt, Gaudy Belt, Leather Belt, Belt Lacing, Belt Hooks, prosperity. If was present and It was a case high in our j or Ayden. try, prosperity in Great machine. Sew. and Tile Garland Cook Stoves. in Great i proves t be case of free trade. They say that the phenomenal prosper of States is shown by I the value of our exports and I ports. Hy this lest Great is more prosperous than we. Her trade is greater by two than ours. The of in exports exceeds ours six 0000- tries. At the close of Senator Situ speech, Slate Senator Introduced Hon. J. Bryan Grimes, who spoke about an hour upon tariff question, giving a brief out line of the history of the protective tariff and and develop of the two dominant political In the United states. His exposition of Injustice of the protective tariff and arraignment the Republican party as being re was keen, lucid and impressively presented Spoking. Hon. Cyrus B. ad- dress the of Pitt county at Greenville on Monday, October Let everybody turn out and hear this distinguished speaker discuss the political of the day. L. Blow, Dem. L. Sec. High Grade JOB PRINTING done here. Send us your orders Dizzy Look Out For Fiver. disorder, season the with These lit- pill, do not gripe. Tin move the and by Hi. ton., Jno, I,. Woolen, Then your liver isn't acting well. You suffer from bilious- constipation. Pills act directly on the liver. For years they have been the Standard Family i Small doses cure. All BUCKINGHAM'S