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Have You THAT I AM STILL CARRYING AN DATE LINK OF What Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Pants, Hardware Tinware, THE STATE Our Raleigh Letter News and Opinion. ON A WHEEL A NUMBER OF OTHER THING WHICH I AM UNABLE TO MENTION Come to see me for your next Barrel of Flour or Pork. Yours to please- las. B. White. Don't fail to see me before you buy S I Guns, Shells, Stoves Heaters, Pumps, Locks, Hinges. And anything else in the Hardware Line. Your friend, H. L. That the place to get the best Fruit Jars is our More. We have them in different styles sizes at prices us low as the lowest Then as usual we are headquarters fur the Best of Everything in the Grocery Line your table supplies from u are sure SO have the best. BUTTER and CHEESE OS ICE. Greenville. THE HEW WHEN WANT Dry Goods, Groceries, Confections, Mrs. L. I. WHITE, Black Jack. N. C. line cf goods on hand. low produce bought hi a ,;. IN American and Italian Marble Wire end Iron Fence Sold- work sod prices reasonable design on NOTICE TO qualified before the . Ink of Pitt count as Administrator of of V. J. deceased, notice i hereby Hi nil persona Indebted to the lUte tn make payment In the undersigned, and all having claims against estate arc present the tor pay- meat within twelve from , l- plead in bar ,, I.-, , day of September, E, W. Jack. Foremost Newspaper. The Charlotte Observer EVERY IN THE YEAR, CALDWELL TOMPKINS. J. P. CALDWELL, Editor. PER YEAR. THE the largest telegraphic news service delivered to any paper Washington and Atlanta, its special service is the greatest ever handled a North Caro Una paper. THE SUNDAY son gists of or more page-, Slid i- to a large extent made up of original matter. THE SEMI -WEEKLY ER Tuesday per year. The largest in North Sample copies sent on application, Address THE OBSERVER, Charlotte, N. C. Is your ll it Is, ml order. JOB kinds in the and workmanship. Dissolution Notice. an notified that C. H. James and S. M. Jones, partners trading and doing business under the name and style, James Ml- have this day i , consent, dissolved . p. All i sons having claims against the The James art sent the same to S. M. Jo. f,, and all persons owing said will make payment to C. James. The business will be H. Jam.-- under the same but S. M. Jones will not I for indebtedness hen after i This August , i . H. JAMES. S, It. . TO qualified Court Clerk of Pitt counts as Executrix of the Last will and J. N. Moon, notice i- hereby given all persons to the estate to make Immediate pay- to the undersigned, all per- having claims against estate are notified to present the same for within twelve months from or notice ill bar of their recovery. day K M- Executrix J, N- Moore. LANDS POSTED. All persons warned not i- or in trespass upon of my lands. Any one ill l lads. J. I. CHERRY. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Stocks, Cotton, Grain and ions. Private Wires to New York, Chicago New IN J. I. PERRY k CD. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Factors and handlers of Bagging, Ties and Bags. Correspondence and shipments solicited. 5.00 REWARD. light red cow, solid color, slightly darker on nose cut oft three inches of head when left, inch strap around neck. Will calve one Boding said cow will notify. D. V. Sept. N. C. The carnival is now a thing the past and it would take a search warrant a pack of bloodhounds to find anybody that regrets it. News. Some scheme for limiting the output of to the soldiers who were born after the war might tend also to reduce ex Salem Journal. Those people who pose as lead- the march of civilization, who claim to morality, and the e factors all pro- movements, and who yet time to and their town or city newspaper, are good specimens of that class of generate that clog the wheels of News. It baa ceased to be a question between the Pennsylvania mine and the striking miners, and has become one the mine operators the public, the consumers of coal. The operators have had their say and made their decision. Public sentiment is crystallizing and will be beard Star. Jim Wilcox will get a new trial. Such is the decision handed down the Supreme Court Tuesday evening last. This decision seems lobe based the conduct of the crowd at his which had a tendency to Intimidate the jury. In our this decision is as it should and as we have thought it would be all long. Guilty or no. guilty, Wilcox did not have a fair beth News. A number Of bold robberies and attempts to hold up people the highways have occurred very in this of late. Two or have occurred near All efforts to capture t he law less ones have so far proved fruitless. lake the farmer unawares when he is returning to home from the tobacco market loaded with money. In several cases the have been too much for the be robber and saved their money. News. In the balmy weather and blight sunshine with the i of section of the country are blessed realize what a coal famine means to those further north, where anthracite coal almost the only fuel. The poor are already to fer and those able to pay the ex- prices are Ml much bet- off. New York some schools and hospitals nave closed, already are heard populace which rioting and lawlessness at early In that city last Sunday prayers were offered that the might be settled. Meetings have been held in some northern towns and the city authorities petition to grant what rebel they could. Some of these petitioned President Roosevelt to take to ward off the great laced the people. smith we know nothing of all this. We feel no apprehension of suffering from cold because of the strike. Here we have soft coal in abundance, and though these of fuel be higher because of the scarcity of an this cite coil, we can all keep from freezing; so we are not in inn to fully appreciate what a bard famine means to the people of lb Me-sen Registration of Voters. Notice is hereby given that the the registration of voters township will ed from o'clock A M. 0.011 sun set, on Thursday, MOD and closing Saturday, October This will been entirely new Ml desiring to vote the approaching each doling lime at the Court House at lines iv. my office in Greenville, I hi- September 29th, W. B. Brown, for Notes from the State Capital of N. C.,. Oct. The joint canvass between Sena- Pritchard Hon. Craig, which was called off for a after the speeches at Lenoir last Thursday, will be resumed Wednesday of this week, at States- ville. Efforts are belie; made to induce ex State Senator George E. Butler, a brother of ex States Sen- Marion Butler, to run as independent candidate Congressman Thomas in the Third District. Trinity College celebrated. on the The gifts to the college during the year just rioted to most of which was given by the venerable Wash- Duke, who has done so much for this great institution, and his sons. Secretary Root has approved a project fur a survey between Nor- folk, Va , and Beaufort, N. C, to determine the most advantageous route far the by the government t an inland water route between the places named. Figure from of the State Superintendent of Education state that the Democrats spent more than the Ens- during the last tour administration of OLD DOMINION LINt Ulcers or need not become a fixture upon your body. If they do it is your fault, for MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT will thoroughly, quickly and cure these afflictions. There is no guess work about it; if this is used a cure will follow. YOU KNOW Mustang tries Steamer Washing- ton daily at A. U. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. at Washington with Summer for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York Boston, Aurora, South Creek. Swan Quarter, Ocracoke and all point for the West with rail- roads at Norfolk. Shippers should order freight by the Old Dominion Co. from New York; Clyde Lin from Bay Line and Chesapeake 8.8. Co. from Baltimore. Mer- and Line from Boston. July steam Guide will leave Washington at m. Tuesday, Thursday and Sat for Belhaven, and and will leave coke at a m. for Belhaven and Washington on d-y, Wednesday and Friday. J. J. CHERRY, Greenville, N. O. J. E. District Washington, N. C until have treated It with Ai a Safe healer it stand, at the very top THE GREENVILLE The The Greenville say LAND BALE. New Bern has bid Green- I Ville and got it without making administration of Fas News, spending, from to 1898 j and the Democrats, the sum Bl virtue of a decree of the of March has a carnival to dispose Term in a certain cause therein entitled re probate Ir. solemn form of the Last Will and Testament of J. Sheppard, de- I will, on 1902, at o'clock m., before the Court House door in Greenville, sell at pub- sale to the highest bidder, for Multitudes are singing the praises of cash, the following parcels of 877-that there has likewise the new discovery which is land . making so many sick people well and J. Sheppard. situate in weak people strong by digesting what township, Pitt county, to eat. by cleansing and sweetening i i. One tract lying west Th Worst Form. CO. Manufacturer of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior and Exterior Finishing for Fine Modern Cheap Build- We solicit patronage and guarantee to give satisfaction in prices, style and work. Please send orders to MM. Co. GREENVILLE. N. C. . , more or .,. .- which grew into the worst form. the John S. Smith land and a part of meeting of the directors a few day I Finally was Induced to use and I the land. ago, declared that its affairs using t. One tract lying such good shape this year that , an sufferers of Indigestion and dye- the institution will only neat Take a dose after meals. It , ,, . digests what eat. Jno. L. Wooten. all its expenses and obligations, but have a balance of about . . ,,. ,. ,. . The heart of the miser is located to its credit after all liabilities are met. This is certainly re- . . . freshing news. Torture It's an ill wind that blows good j To tie relieved from a torturing to nob Southern farmers i after torture might well , cause the gratitude of anyone. That are gelling cents per cord more , what Witch Hazel Salve for account of the Coal C. Haney, Geneva. He Witch Hazel Salve me of piles after had burns, wounds, skin diseases. Beware of counter- Jno. L. Wooten. strike and famine. It may go higher, now that President Rouse veil's attempt to about an adjustment of the troubles has registration books are now open and every man who had a daddy or up to 1807 get his name on the and never lie ed register you can read and write or not. But you can't vote nest month unless you do anew by October 25th So, you'd hurry Natural Anxiety. Mothers regard approaching winter with uneasiness, children take cold so easily. No more little than croup. It's attack is so n the sufferer is often be- human aid before th doctor Such cases yield readily to One Minute allay inflammation, re- moves danger. Absolutely safe. Acts Cures coughs, colds, grip, bronchitis, all throat lung trouble. V. Hampton. bad cold rendered me voice- . s just before an oratorical I Intended to withdraw but took One Minute Cough Cur. It restored my vole- In time to win the L. Wooten. of said railroad anS immediately be tween said railroad and the county road leading from Tarboro to Wash- and adjoining the land of J. B Little on the so-lb and the land of Daniel Hill's heirs on the north, con- acres, more or less. One tract lying on the east side of the county road leading from Tar- to Washington, and bounded on the west said on the south by the public road commonly called the Griffin road; on by a running from a pine on said Griffin road, known as Sheppard and Little s corner, a north-west course to a pine stump on the side of a little branch, as corner, and on the north by Alfred land, con- acres more or less. . One tract adjoining the last de- scribed tract, the land Alfred Jen- kins, M. A. the high Yes, there are some grass I mark of mill to Frank Pollard's land, thence with I Pollard's line to Bryant Whitehurst s line, thence with line M the high water mark of said mill pond, thence with said high water down to the Griffin road, thence with the Griffin road to the acre tract, containing acres more or less. One tract beginning at Sheppard s and Little's corner on the Griffin road i and running with Little's line to It. R. Fleming's line to the Tarboro Washington road, thence with said to the Sheppard mill race, thence with said to a point feet distant from the BUSHED 1876.------ M. Wholesale retail Grocer and Furniture Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar- Turkeys, Egg, etc. Bed steads, Mattresses, Oak Suite, B by Carriage, Go Carts, Parlor suite, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. j w . ; i k -DEALER IN- A LINE OF- Also a nice Hardware. COME TO SEE MB. j. B. suite Tables BUS and Gail Ax with dam feet distant High Life Tobacco, Key West Che- therefrom, thence across the mill dam , u. ill ; therefrom, thence across the mm roots, Henry George Clear, Can- i to the high water mark of pond, nod Cherries, Peaches, Apples, with the high water , Pin Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Flour Sugar, Coffee, Meat, Soap, Ly, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar- 11.11 at. said pond to the Griffin road, thence with said road to the beginning, con- acres, more or less. One tract lying on the side of the Sheppard mill pond, mill d. i. Di Gotten Seed Meal and liar- den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, , ,, thereof, the lands of W. Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, h. Rollins, the heirs of o. G. Per- Prunes, Currents, Glass j kins and W. B. Roebuck, and Ware Tin Wooden Ware. Crackers, Mac Now the trust is to ma the of our commercial I system. Best Rutter, New Sewing Machines, and nu goods. Quality and Cheap for cash. Com to Bee me. S. M. Schultz. Phone Save the Children All and bowel troubles In child or adult are due to a single cause Indigestion. Flux, colic, cholera dysentery and all like nature, are the result of undigested foods fermenting In the stomach. Th only way to lever and to cure such troubles without Injury the membrane lining th stomach Is to restore Fur Job Printing in all the latest send us order. part of the Home Place. One tract adjoining the lands of Joseph Crisp, Redding Warren, the heirs of James W. Rollins and others, containing acres, more or less, and known as the Ed Holliday tract. S. One tract adjoining the lands of Stanly Warren, Ransom Mobley and others, containing acres, more or less, and known as the W. E. ard tract. , . The mill and mill seat known as the land covered by the pond to the high water mark, the mill dam and mill races the county road, with the right and privileges connected there- Commissioner. This the day of September, 1902. GREENVILLE Cotton Bagging and hand Fresh goods kept constantly hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. THE ONLY WAY Many people in Pitt Co u read only one newspaper Eastern Reflector the only way to reach them. Reflector D. J. PER. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. TUESDAY, OCTOBER, 1902. IN THE HOME That's Where Ea stern Reflector IS READ AND APPRECIATED Wilkinson mm Our has made our store famous. Of Course- If you can afford it, hare your clothes made by a fashionable tailor, but if you can't afford the bast tailor, you will be ready-to-wear. If you buy the right kind of Ready-to-Wear Clothes you will get lino tailor- and be fitted to in fact you will get the same satisfaction that you would from an expansive Burton tailor, but the cost to you will lie about half. Come in and see us when you have a few minutes to let us show yon the splendid Fall Suits and Top Coats that we are selling at At this price you will have the choice of many fabrics and many styles, and money satisfactorily spent. It is the same in our Juvenile Department suit means n saving of money and complete satisfaction to the chaser alike. Our Hat offers you the swell shapes, but without the swell profits. will save money every time and in quality. Ricks Wilkinson perfect digestion. Digests What Ten Cat Is the new discovery which cures all stomach and bowel troubles by removing the cause. This famous remedy checks fermentation, cleanses, purities sweetens digests all classes of fowl and gives to the body of the nourishment, health and strength It contains. area an all -t I area all tare Ii Jon th for ass la a loaf case el lb. by El O. pp., Bold by Sealers. Tea for U. S PATENTS N. C The Stock complete In every and prices a low th lowest. Highest market price paid tor country produce. Millinery Autumn Showing NEWEST STYLES MY FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS, recall that my display of Pattern Hats last season was pronounced the prettiest in town. Let me tell yon here I will have a larger assortment, grander styles and lower prices than any preceding season. My lino of Ready-to-wear and Hack Hats will be the largest ever shown in Greenville. MRS. ELLA GREENE will be with me again, which is a guarantee that my hats will excel in and beauty any sold elsewhere. Wait and see my complete stock before you buy. Latest Styles in Dress Patterns for Ladies end Children, IO to Only Four Ballot Boxes. At the next election there will be four ballot boxes at every or voting place and every voter will be entitled to deposit four ballots On one ballot will be the names of the candidates for Commissioner, of Public Instruction, Justices the Supreme Court and Judges of the Supreme Court. another ballot will be the name of the candidate for of Congress On another ha lot will lie the names of the candidates for members of the General As and all officers. And another ballot will be the names of the candidates for township offices, such as and constables. It will be noticed that the names of the candidates for the tor and for the county offices will be on the same ballot, and not on separate ballots as at last election. The ballots must he on while pa per without any device, and may be printed or written, or partly written and partly printed, so that the voter may scratch any name and write another its place if he wishes to do S. A. Redding Dead. Our Ready to Wear DEPARTMENT is more complete than new style Jackets for and children, the latest cuts. You should s Carlo Jackets. before. ladies, misses materials and M our Skirts that challenge comparison in fit and price are our offerings this best goods and finished with the new Slot Seam. CANDIDATES AT W COME AND SEE ALL MY GOODS. firs. L. Griffin On last morning S. A. Redding, of this county, Mr. Red- ding was the son Dr. J. P. Red- ding, who passed over the river a little over a year ago. Shade, as he was was in the prime of life, about of was happily married last winter to Miss Lilly Cherry, who survives him to mourn bis loss, besides he leaves two sifters and mother. He died of be had them for about ten days mid medical skill teemed t. avail lug in the efforts to relieve him, truly has lost one its beat and most citizens. Sentinel. Mr. was once a resident of Greenville, and many here will learn of his death with re What One Boy Has Done. Billie Moore, who is a scrap of a boy and an at that, has shown what a boy can do when he has pluck and grit. Last spring he traded a game for an old plug a mule that nobody thought would live two weeks, BO cents to boot. Billie's friends were sure he had gotten the worst of the trade but Billie himself seemed to know bet- He began feeding up that old plug rented a small farm. As a result he will make two bales of cotton, bushels of corn and 1,250 bundles of fodder. lie did all the plowing with the mule in question, now holds the at and refuses to take Correspondence. Beautiful Fur Scarfs, Huffs and Children's Sets. We be glad to have you take a look. Yours ti J. B. CHERRY CO. The Only Department Store in GREEN v FOR STEAM SUPPLY. Have a Good Day Down There. The Democratic candidates this county, at least most of them, spoke at Wednesday. There was a fair crowd pres- good attention was the speakers. J Little, one of the dates for the Legislature, being at his home chairman of the township executive committee, acted as master of ceremonies and mad the opening Ha re- to his having been the of the party for Hie six. years ago ard meeting feat with of the ticket that went down under the land- slide, but that Democracy had come to the front again and he more before the people as their Candidate. He urged all to lie true to their principals and stand together for the ticket He told tile few In hearing that their course the past is what brought at the constitutional amendment which deprives of voting. W Page and B. two of the candidate for County Moore and W. for Justices of the Peace; O. W. Harrington, B. Williams, of Deeds and Superior Court Clerk, were lot reduced in the or- named each made brief ; announcements touching can- Henry T. King, the other date the was more lengthy is bis remarks, touching the different he re- to as his plat form. He spoke ; favor of a of the school the laces in accord- with the taxis each race paid, and referring to the inequality of luxe-, by Id- lilt said he fanned all being according to what they had. He also favored the enactment of plain law which th people could ii in enlarging juries jurors, twelve of whom find a verdict; potting con- on public works instead of the Slate running a law that will make it a misdemeanor for a laborer to fail to keep his I agreement, and a law that will prevent of witnesses. A. L. Blow, candidate for the Senate, made the closing speech, and his was the real speech the He took up the of , two parties this Slate and gave a comparison, showing the Advice to the Aged. Age brines ii bowels, weak and Mao- and Pills have a specific effect on thew organs, the bowels, causing them to perform their natural functions as in youth and IMPARTING VIGOR. to the kidneys, bladder and They adapted to old and nun. ,., , , ,, , ,,. , , and clean record of the We have just added Supply to our business and i , . . ,,.,.,. it. i r Democratic against the ex will sell anything in this line very low. See US when la want of corruption of the The Proof Doing is in What We Do. Greenville Warehouse Head Cut Oil. Saturday evening Mount a white man named Ben Jones had his head cut by a passing train. It is presumed that he was under the Influence of and stumbled just as the train was about to pass, his head falling upon the rail. It was cut diagonal Part of the head above car remained with the body. Mr. Jones baa a brother who is a of that Globe and Angle Valves, Standard Globe and Angle Valves, Check Valves, Water Ganges, Oil Cups, Air Cocks. SI cam Hancock U. S. Injectors, Cocks, Steam Pips all sizes, Pipe Kilting all sties. LINE OF Packing, Rubber Belt, Belt, Leather Belt, Bell Lacing, Belt Hooks, fro. SOLE party. He showed how the Republican leaders were dodging in an effort to annul the amendment so they could get the to voting again get their part bank in power lie met and answered Charge made in can platform against the Democratic and showed the latter is only party merits the eon- of the people. He urged every white man to register and to do his duty at the coming election. will be all right on day and give the ticket good majority. S THE STATE and Opinions. Mexico has the death penalty for political crimes. One step further towards has been times. The Greenville tobacco market handled pounds of co during the month This does right Green- Free Press. Pritchard will be the worst de- man who ever ran for in North Carolina. this diction out, put it scrap book and consult it when the returns are published in No- News and Ob- server. The Baltimore American says the present tariff law is fol trusts That's a good says the News and Observer, and American is a Republican paper. Don't tell Pritchard. It might break his lit- speech lie has been making since News. The Madison county Record is the right soil of a Democratic pa- per. It is exposing the bad government in county as carried on by men, and is doing a great service for good government. Pritchard says no decent people low it into their homes. The kind of Democratic paper the Sen- praises is one that booms praises him, is the wrongs of his party, and writes up tariff sophistries a the able speeches of a statesman. By the same token the Democrats are tired of that News Observer. Judging from the public press there seems to be much confusion as to the real issue between the striking miners and the mine From the last statement of President Mitchell is appears that the miners want some reforms weighing, some changes in credit- the work of each miner, short- hours, which means more pay, and the recognition of the Union instead of the individual. The question of weighing, and pity should easily be a matter of arbitration there night not to be great difficulty in perfecting equitable settlement. However, the recognition of the is the great difficulty. The mine owners claim that if they turned the control of the mines over to the they would have no say in employment of their men would have to dis- thousands of faithful em- who have not betS of the organization. Upon this point the serious clash arises. The time believe in and no fair-minded man can deny to labor the right to organize when capital has this privilege. The coal is a knotty prob- must In mil bast sides. Neither is infallible, though one may have made more mistake than the Times.

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. GREENVILLE, N. C. D. I. at the at N. C, M mail 1902. Those striking miners have half of the backbone, at any rate. Advice is so cheap some people want a thrown in with it. On Tuesday a Winston printer was choked to death with beet steak. Fact is, most of those in- are for the second time. Silence is the severest, rebuke for it seems to refer the guilty to their own hearts. You won't be made to register, but you must slight a cordial tat ion not to do it. The New Bern Journal Bays the center of attraction there this week is the If the will kindly permit an allusion the recent experience of a mutual the probability is there will be wild men New Bern before the show is over. Its up to the jack rabbit and the squirrel to devise means of raping the cunning the with the single barrel shot gun. after it will be the northern and the par- all over pea patch. Rocky Mount is the next town to on trouble in the shape of a street carnival. Consult four doctor If It. do ho II not to It Ho if. -t willing. J. C- CO., Him. With three political tickets the field, a county fair, a circus, freaks of various kinds on its hands. had troubles of its own, but its cup over flowed the Federation j of Women's Clubs came down the Reported My Lungs is grippe with bad cough. My friends said I bad then tried Cherry Pectoral and it cured me A. K. Randies, III. You forgot to buy a bot- of Cherry when your cold first came on, so you let It run along. Even now, with all your hard coughing, it will not disappoint you. There's a record of sixty years to fall back on. AH End of the Century Book. Club. Fresh Gossip From Near-by Vicinities I by Our and I . Reported for REFLECTOR Readers. Winterville Department. Resolved, That we submit to the will of God, who all things beet, and all NEWSY HAPPENINGS AND BUSINESS things well, NOTES. That we commend the be parents to God alone, who in their Prof. John Stokes wife, of Farmville, are 3rd- B W these . be spread on our The wind here it that a be sent to the parents thou hearest the sound copy . to The thereof but cannot tell whence it for publication, cometh or it Not Cm. so with the Tar Heel wagon, Jno. Cooper by the A. G. Cox Mfg. Co., for hearest the sound GRIFTON ITEMS, and a short while thou it thing of beauty something that is lovely to thy Grifton, 1302. J. L. Patrick J. R. Harvey vision. When once in thy posies- to Tuesday. HEARNE CO. Groceries, Provisions, Country Produce, Fruits, Candies, Tobacco and Cigar. for Wilbur's Hone, Cattle and Poultry Fruit Jars. A dollar spent with a dollar's worth of every time. If It doesn't for YOU back the stuff and get your dollar. and began to Some- The End of the Century Book La ,,, bu, en. j. l. Tucker to Greenville thing doing out west. ; Club held its first meeting for , a Tuesday and sold tobacco on that ensuing year with Mrs. James in market. Little, at her pretty new home a of j d to President Roosevelt has ex- Fifth street, Tuesday . If yon Monday, pressed his disapproval of the , The lively young hostess he perhaps the op- T. R. Christman, of New Bern, Republicans in North Car- Alabama excluding did the honors of the evening with easy and charming cordiality. new President. Mix. H. R. of a lifetime will begone. State lecturer for Masons, is To write for here for a few days. further particulars to the A. J. Z. Brooks went to Kinston prom if he were checkmated. R. arrived from Kin c, Md M. Teddy knows that the upon its year's work with an , We right many W. J. to Winter- Stone's move may have compose the biggest of air that meant ; . for vie wit looks now as voting strength of the The mapped out is ,,,. ear here B. Mean party in the South. , f where the Primitive Baptist Tuesday. the papers read by Mrs. Cot- We learn that a Mm. Bailie Pittman and family, ten, Mrs. Little, Mrs. expected. who about three months ago moved From all sides come words of house and Mrs. W. F. Harding, j A. Pollard, of Standard, Kinston to live, have returned commendation over the enlarged furnish interesting matter I here today. Miss Maggie baa a Thanksgiving day draws on apace there are forebodings of dark days in the turkey corral. Three Times the Value of Any Other. One Third Easier, One Third Paster. Agents wanted in all heeler Wilson Mfg Co. Atlanta, Ga- S. T. WHITE, Greenville, N. C. If the doctrine cation is to be accepted, the next edition of that will prob- ably be a mule. After meeting with indifferent other foreign countries the airship syndicate is operating New Jersey. A woman builds her shrine then worships ideal to fit it; a waits he finds his ideal and builds his shrine around it. and improved magazine. J. R. J. F. Smith with Miss Mary Edwards We appreciate this, but would like Thursday and as in her school. We appreciate mi, and criticisms were given, was j Ernest Gaskins to make the paper even better than DOVe,, i to New Bern Monday, The afternoon press dispatch master piece of Davis, of he MUg arrived es ought to be added, but the sub Harvard. country to Greenville last Tours Monday and opened her school with seventy seven pupils. S, O. Cox and R. C. gave ire cream to the la- dies of the town Tuesday evening list is not yet enough to The Club will hold its next returned the same day. . . . -ii . with Mr. R. R. i i Mistily it. However, we will say .,,., and Mr. . Tuesday, the 21st last. . were here again, that if person in were of the Confederacy. Greenville who and reads; somebody's was i subscriber, the list would be j Reported for the Reflector. large for the dispatches to The Singletary Chapter the in so long that it begins to look betaken. Now won't quit Daughters, of the Confederacy mat j we will new a op borrowing and a sub- , business is to till or- OF Wednesday at o'clock. they intend to do so if This was the first meeting of the have to work and day. Chapter f-r the ensuing year. The The so few com-, first business was the election of a A rose by any other name might j it u delegate to the Stale to as sweet, but the lade- down over trouble at Ne not . m i . . Ml. John L. Wooten was pendent t observation that to be a matter of common j u to those gentle- knowledge. a woman has married a his horse buggy elected to fill this position. Adopted by Winterville Council, Jr. O. U. A. M. We, the undersigned committee, to draw of respect, to the memory of men of the who have not yet; T. J. Jarvis chap- j Harrington's baby girl, beg decided to jump overboard. Take Was called lo order by Mrs. leave to a nap. There is more philosophy promptly at Whereas, God saw fit to call one wrapped up under a bed quilt than i heaven it rains it This seems to lie a general rule. at Mrs. S. E. residence. ever, in the case of the A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. orders have been pouring BLACK JACK ITEMS. Black Jack, N. C, Oct. Mrs. Rena Smith and daughter, Miss la. left for Vance- to visit friends and relatives. Mrs. L White daughter spent Wednesday in Greenville shopping. Dixon went to Washing- ton ii ii- Mo. ii- accompanied by Wet Lula Smith attended services at Bear Creek Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Johnie Williams spent Saturday night and Sunday here. .,,,, i.,. iii-ii had i . and Miss Essie later on in Hie mar man can get out all , ,. , . to buy a baby carriage on the in plan. A Duluth have The and Miss Margaret Skinner were the published on to J . and Sleep is Whichard will a. . opera house Fri- the Primitive Baptists U now in at PLANTERS the night, by the Kinston session at Red and will ex- w w The Association of 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 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 a Mother, a and tend the convention trouble swoops Jan is and Mrs. Wooten. tears, to an audience that through Monday. The at- just out what ass I , down on the back of your neck, or compare well with tho-c greeting unless the weather is and then preceded to kill himself. the seal to be at night, best professionals that come to j very unfavorable, will be large, says the Wilmington Star. Many your up Ever lock have been Greenville. From the rising of delegates and visitors relatives will mourn his loss. a battering ram, k off the it the curtain the players had the from every side yesterday , has the custom to leave the beat attention, from the row ; and today. It is said that every t he gallery. That this horse buggy in Greenville to day now shortens the time Shut and yaw mouth, people could get to their was sustained through be had was engaged two weeks ago. which there will be an way You don't want to .,,,., .,, ; the play, by de- to register. Keep it in up in the next world. If has declared this j of delight, is only those who register get seasick in crossing the riv-. to the office, as no doubt it is, that resent Styx you won't be treated With I Postmaster IV i kins says he has. can vote in the election And now the Amos Owen Cherry tree people, of wish they had by the example of the father of his when ho got into trouble about a tree. My beloved Look at these streets. You will have to do it in the daytime. Yon can't see at night, unless you fur- your candle power. The people of New Orleans don't what trouble is. What is a street cur strike compared with a coal The latter never touches New Orleans. It's always warm The gobble gobble bird Is now torn suspense as he solemnly Sits on the k yard fence and listens for the tread of farmer man. who comes the an in his In ml. capsules and sugar pills. the build- ,, . ,, , . . log each night at o clock., Medicine all plain over there i , , , .,, , , , . . F A letter ill be at the Passed around on a pitchfork. in Temperature very oppressive. No mail alter I he office has dosed ice factories. Don't be la a to depart this vale of tears. Take this a good nap between overdose of trouble and its sequel is your best move, one the devil himself can't checkmate. By Mail, a letter by Cupid sent That the drummer's heart content. A missive read in the shadiest nook And dearer far than the choicest book, Then hid with the precious things and few, Tied with a band of loves own The COal Situation is evidently worrying the but it hasn't worked him op to the point of enforcing either the Inter State t law. or the Sherman anti trust law. Winston Salem Journal. the night. Much Enjoyed. Mr. B. Wilson, always a prince of good fellows, entertained at tea, assisted by his sister, Miss Nannie Wilson, a party often lady and gentlemen friends Thursday evening. expressions of pleasure by those present indicate that the event was one of rate en- Honor Roll of Mitt Tucker's School. following the honor roll of Miss Tucker's school for mouth ending O.-t. Anti-Saloon League. were not disappointed their an- The League will of a very interesting at the Christian church Bun- The amateurs are day afternoon, at hour appoint- lie congratulated. Greenville for last Sunday, the same confess her obligations to i program was prepared for that character was well taken- showing marked good judgment in the management selecting talent for production of drama. Between the acts the audience was treated to a solo by Mr. A. C. which received merited applause, and a recitation, by Miss which brought down house. Mr. G. V. Cooper made a very grateful for courtesies extended the amateurs, and for appreciation of their appearance here as indicated by such a i audience. The gross proceeds amounted to Lee Brown, Bagwell, and will net in whose the was given a neat sum. Bessie Brooks, Hilda Lucy Forbes, Mary L. Smith, Skinner, Mary J. Si Mrs. has a new set of china, pieces, for which Uncle Sam No woman regards comparisons as odious when told that she is as pi el I y as a picture. In a The lily whites in this county, It is reported, will put out their tick- et this week. There seems to be much division among them. They find it very difficult to agree upon a ticket. there are some who favor no ticket this year, while others object to term independent, urge that a ticket be put out and called without circumlocution, republican. Some, it is said, favor waiting the day of election and then presenting a with some pop of it their consent, and too late ii-.-u to repudiate any such action. Tarboro Southerner. far Malaria Chills and Fever la a bottle of Grove's Tonic. In a form. ewe no Pay. Met Me, Knowing the value of Tobacco, having ample capital to carry on the business, assisted by best helpers that can be procured, I can make it to Interest to sell at the PLANTERS. Plenty of room to take care of your team, and all the farmers who to stay over night will find ample Bring me tobacco if you want beet prices. B. E PARHAM, PLANTERS WAREHOUSE. FOR TEN DAYS. including Ribbons in Latest widths and shades, Velvets, Plumes, Hat Trimmings and New York Pattern Hats. Men's Furnishings us to suggest that it is to every man's interest to lay in his stock of Fall and Winter Furnishings and Fix- now when lines, assortments, sizes and styles are complete in every detail and before the rush, which always follows the first cold snap, sets in. There's nothing to be gained by delaying purchase of whatever you arc likely to need much to be lost. Look over your wardrobe, note is lacking, and bring the list to us. We'll fill it to your complete satisfaction and for less money than elsewhere. Take a look around, then compare offerings with those of other stores. IF YOU'LL COMPARE, YOU'RE CUSTOMER. Frank Wilson, The King Clothier THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. If lane a cm is- margin i paper it to remind you you owe Tin for i. and quest you to v-ii.-h. Mt Ben what v u in.- ii- will not waiting fir It. i.- lie for the mark on their paper. PERSONAL NOTES Brief Mention People Met With la the Social World of Clifton in city for a few days. W. X. representative of the is in the is on Dick i n- MiSS Martha Dudley, son avenue, James Y. Ward id Harry H. Stevenson, of came r this morning. Mrs. II. T. Burton and Miss Le- of Ayden, are visiting Mrs. J. A. Dudley. W. L. Chandler, of Push, Va., is visiting his father-in-law, A. C. Tucker, near County The candidates of Democrat- party Pitt for the Leg- and the several of- fices and other speakers will dress the people at times and places, to Beaver Dam at store, Wednesday Oct. Friday Oct. 17th. Grimesland, Saturday Oct. 18th. Wednesday, Oct. Winterville, Thursday, 23rd. Fountain, Friday, Farmville, Saturday, t r Ballads, Wednesday, October Stokes, Friday, October Bethel, Saturday, 1st Speaking will commence at p. m. except ac Ballards X Bead. L. Ohm. Dam. Com. w. l. Brow, Secretary. Voter. is hereby the books registration of voters township will be open from o'clock A M. sun set, commencing mi Thursday, October 2nd, and Closing on October 25th, This will be mi entirely new All persona desiring lo vote in the approaching election register on each Saturday during said lime at the Court Route I and at other times at my This September W. L. Registrar for Greenville. Town- ship. C. T. g Store News Miss Emily who has been visiting in return- ed home Thursday evening. II. H. and wife re- turned Thursday evening from 1902. evening B. B. Pascal, if in New York and Washington City, R. L. T. and W. O. Lamb, of John O. Friend, of Danville, were in town. K. Fulford, of Falkland, here today. Shem Tyson, of Farmville, was here today. L. L. was in the city today. John S. Harris, of Falkland, was in town today. L. B. of Farmville, was in town today. It. Boss, of Oakley, was our streets today. Hay wood is out again several days sickness. the visitors to this market Thursday. F. W. Mahler, who been at Mrs. for several days, with a display left Thursday evening. Misses Rogers, Braxton, Harrell, Smith and Messrs. Harper, Cooper, Lewis, Rogers, Shillings, Kinston amateurs, accompanied by Mesdames Hard- Rogers, arrived Ibis morn Hon. Cyrus I will ml dress of Pill county Greenville Monday, October 13th, 1902 Let everybody turn out and hear this distinguished speaker discuss the political of the day. l. Blow, Ohm. Dew. W. L. Brown, Sec. Honor Roll. The follow is the honor roll Mrs. school for mouth end- October Essie Which ard, Allie Estelle Green. The Newest in Wool Dress Goods, Black, Cream, led, Mode, Brown, Grey and Evening Shades, Sponged and Shrank Skirt- Velvets, Velveteen If you would be up with fashion's latest creations one of the above suits must be included in your outfit. We have them in ail the colors, in the Velvets and Corduroys. Ask to see them. First floor. copies of Tun Eastern Reflector, dated Tues day, Sept. 1902. We have lost our copies of date and will appreciate any one us with them. From Daily Reflector, Oct. TODAY'S MARKETS. spent day night in Greenville. Mat Nelson, of Danville, was here Wednesday night. Taft returned from more Mrs. L. T. is on a visit to Norfolk sod Hertford. Mrs. W. X. Harris sou, George, of Wilmington, are Mrs. J. A. Ricks. Davies, of Richmond, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Y. R. South Greenville, returned home today. October 1902. Jesse is on the road. W. H. went to today. Rev. B. H. Hearne goes to Dar tie tin lay. L. II. to today. Saturday, October Hiss Lillian was in the city today. W. E. Cox left this morn- Kelford. F. C. returned to Henderson today. W. G. Lamb and son Wilson, left tin, morning. A. E. Tucker went down the road Friday evening. Mrs. W. Hum and children left this morning to visit her Norfolk. O. A. has received a car load of wheat rye, which he offers for sale cheap. G. A. advance agent the Atlantic Symphony which will lie in Oct. in behalf of the Pitt County Hospital fund, was here Friday. Mr. and Mrs J. T. Howard, of Conetoe; Elder lift. P. T. Gold, of Wilson; Mrs. Burton, of Mr. Mrs. Stephen of Mrs. D. E. of Baltimore Mrs. Emma of Cone- Ana. Vi. toe, arrived Friday to vis- it Mr. and Mrs. J. G. to attend the at Red C. D. Mills Smith were in Banks, town today. O. L. Barrett, of Farmville, was in town today. Jack Cherry came lo from Nor- folk Thursday. Jim King returned from Norfolk Thursday evening. Miss Rosa Tucker was town Thursday evening. Mr. James Moore, of Richmond, Va., arrived yesterday. J. Tunstall returned trow New Bern Ibis H. Esq., of came over this morning. Miss Taylor, Ayden, Is visiting Mrs. W. E. Tucker. Whether to mortgage the plant a wood smoker or a coal burner to keep the gang and machinery hot to work this winter, is the dilemma that confronts the end of this shop. High Grade JOB PRINTING done here. Send us your By Norfolk Cotton AS WIRED J. W. PERRY Cotton Factors, Norfolk, Closed Today. Strict Middling Middling St. Low Middling Low Middling Peanuts ; Strictly Prime Prime Low Grades If I return many thanks to all of our friends for the many kind words aim encouragement spoken In our first millinery opening and we assure each every one of that it Is highly appreciated, and that we will use our best 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, pair elegantly worth 11.00, at Pretty effects in Scotch Thread Lace Curtains feet long, but ton hole edges, worth at pair While Brackets, full size, pair Toilet Soap, Very tine, worth per box. Our price, Envelopes, Heavy, all sizes, ac. pack. Best Needles, paper Best Calico, yard NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL FUTURE MARKETS, AS WIRED COBB COM 1-ANY Bankers and Brokers, Norfolk. Va. ON 8.68 8.74 New York Liverpool Dec. Chicago Sept. Jan. 4.54 8.20 Greenville Cotton Market, reported cherry Today. Middling C oldest, safest, strongest Ma- J , medicine. Not unpleasant to Malaria and take. A splendid tonic for all living malarial districts. Clothing For Men and Boys Our stack is and more complete than ever before We are showing all of fashion's latest weaves, and we invite yon 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 Snits. p-v-

Have Yon Forgot What COUNTY MATTERS. Proceedings Bord THAT I AM STILL CARRYING UP-TO-DATE LINK OF Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Shoes Hats, Shirts, Pants, Hardware Tinware, Bawd Count; sinners wet on the all the members following sums were drawn on the treasury. For pauper County Bop- Health bridges ferry 997.01; roads 010.55; guards, tool-, etc., for convicts on road gang 1227.02; 07.05; jail id; court WHICH I AM UNABLE TO MENTION cost Come to see me for your next Barrel of Flour or Pork. Yours to please- while to others who questioned them said they left home with the permission of their Governor Stone seems to have done operators appealed to the President to out the national guard to protect the mines. But that is settling nor will it relieve the coal famine. The operators, by ibis more, getting the of the dear people who u they . delight to plunder, for the militia and is the of the two a m nit III LAND SALE. virtue a nacres i or Court mi tie at Tern cause therein The matron of the association re predate in said last that she, had I on , at o'clock in., before One of the girls is very small for door In -ell at pub- her age. but the other is larger Is-longing the late OLD DOMINION was quite certain away. they formed Stone's latest the people, action will They said they had worked i factories at their home Got ; factories at then home , one tract lying make a bad matter worse; j hoped to get such employment Bran o to- J. , township. AND A OS OTHER THING west of . Atlantic , Railroad, adjoining the men cm be led when will re- Dispatch, the lauds the heir- fuse to b. driven. There is but Perhaps this is a story. We have heard of girls ,.,. teas, known as a part leaving Greenville, nor are there the John s. Smith land and a part las. B. White. MM way to settle the If the operators or the . miners refuse a mild, agreeable any tobacco factories herein adjustment of differences, then girls work. force the arbitration, Patience will soon CUM to be a virtue with the American must have I 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. Little Girl Work. Richmond to immediate employment at wage enabling the employment the luxuries of life in the city, two forlorn and be- little North Carolina girls a Ball- was train at the Fourteenth street 028.85; Sheriff wit- tickets 1186.56; tickets 6224.35; Solicitor and stationery 160.65; 66.60; Clerk Superior Court 6117.42; Deed 610.06. 633.20; stock law The Treasurer and dent Health presented their monthly reports which were ac- and tiled. Report of grand jury at her Court was lead and tiled. B. Harris a- released from poll ill township erroneously charged Mrs. Susan E. Tucker was leased from taxes on solvent credits erroneously charged i station evening They C. Venters was released from were and of age, Natural Anxiety. Mothers regard approaching winter with uneasiness, children take so No disease costs more than croup. It's attack sudden that the sufferer is often human aid before the inc. Such case, land. One tract lying on the east side said railroad and be- tween aid railroad and the county road leading from to Wash- and adjoining the land of J. II Little on the south and the land Daniel Bill's heirs on north. 000- acres, more or less. One tract lying on the east side the count road leading Iron lo Washington, and bounded on . i . the west said on the . to by the public road commonly railed Minute Cure. on the east a line Thinking bad Only to re- running from a pine on said moves -at.-. Acts known as Sheppard and Little Cures coughs, colds, corner, a north-want bronchitis, all throat and ling stUmp on the side of a little branch. trouble F. Hampton, known as Jenkins corner, the bad cold rendered me voice- north s land, eon- before an oratorical contest. acres less. I Intended to withdraw but took one one tract adjoining Minute Cough Cure. It restored my scribed tract, the land Alfred i i in win Jno. M. A. Woo lard, the high watt mark s mill pond down to Frank Pollard's land, thence with Pollard's line lo Bryant s Unless are able to buy the line, thence with Steamer leave Washing- ton daily at A. M. for Green- ville, leave Greenville daily at M. for Washington. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York Boston, Aurora, South Creek. Belhaven, Swan Quarter, Ocracoke and all for the Weal 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 S S. Co. from Baltimore. Mer- Line from Boston. July 1st the steam- Guide will leave Washington at B a. m. Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- for Belhaven, and Ocracoke and will leave coke at a. for Belhaven Washington on Mon- day, Wednesday Friday. J. Greenville, N. O. J. B. District Washington, N. C personal properly. W. H- Buck was exempted from poll tax for I Eliza Harris was added to per to receive i per month, and H H. Tyson month. according to their story were j legislature, the Striking miners neighbors Greenville, N. C, had better not return to work no- they were and had j the impression the Penn- authorities will see that Thai the place to gel the best Fruit Jars is at our stole. We have them in different styles sizes at prices as low as the lowest Then as usual we are headquarters for lived their entire lives until this into the outside world oil which they have so little know-j Pauper allowance to ledge. They came to to was Increased lo 62.501 get work, per mouth and Chapman I They had heard of place and per mouth. looking for their only a.- was instructed here, Mr.-. Hart, whose have Smith b bridge repaired. daughter worked to the baking The Clerk of the Board was or- powder factory. What Mis. Hart to make out and baking powder factory tax No. in I they did not know. Bethel township and turn same; the at ream of who to the Sheriff for alighted from the train and work- they will get Herald. BeSt Of Everything to the Sheriff for collection, lighted from the train wow-1 am . ., r v for a public road In ed their way toward the car I heartily recommend Get your table supplies Horn are sine so BUTTER and CHEESE OS ICE. licenses Greenville. WHEN WANT Dry Goods. Groceries, etc go to Mrs. L. H. WHITE, Blackjack. Nice line cf goods n hand. Country bought cash or i THE NEW GROCERS One horse peddler's wire to G, I. A petition a public load ill was granted. Alston Grimes was Instructed were unnoticed, hut as the crowd thinned out. they were left pitiable crouched has helped me I into a small corner of a waiting j the wrote to the pa- I room Here were found house. and told their weeks ago I could not speak the Persona interesting themselves baby, and now I am able to thrash I in the little runaways, for such husband. God bless j HI M W IN American and Italian Marble GREENVILLE, N. C. Wire and iron Fence Sold- work and prices ad s on Dissolution Notice. All l not H. ,. . and s. M. . line Ill-ill name h . J on have ti All int Bin dust Tin -1 unit t the lo S v it. and son. the -aid cornea . II. James, The b will Is . II. Jami h it . M, ill This M. to have repaired bridge over road they seemed to be, laud to Blackjack. with the first and at Some irregularity reported once Officer Robinson, of that the toying out took in and Swift came their Woman's Christian building id, the Sheriff and bey were taken in for the night. Today they will in ail probability be returned to their homes. I told different stories as lo ii, leaving home. To some they said they were sisters and orphans, on a log of the l ordered lo summon another jury and lay oil the load again accord- cost to be paid by rs watermark said mill pond, thence with -aid high water down to the road, thence the road to the acre tract, acres more or less. One tract beginning at Sheppard s and Little's corner on the road and running with Little's line to R. I. Fleming's line to the Washington road, thence With -aid road the null race. Worst Form. thence with -aid to a fig STAff b in t water mark pond. eat. .,, mark of trans ; the road, into he kind pure. era ,. kins and VT. Roebuck, containing more or less, and known as part of the Home Place. one tract adjoining the lands Joseph Crisp, Redding Warren, ti- heirs of James W. Rollins and others, containing acres, more or less, and known as Ed tract. s. one adjoining the lands Warren, Hansom and others, containing acres more or and known as the K. ard tract, The mill and null seat known as Including the hind covered by the pond to the water mark, the mill dam and mill races lo the county road, with right and privileges connected there- This the 8th day of September, 1606. THE GREENVILLE CO. Manufacturers of Doors, Sash and Blinds, Interior and Exterior Finishings for Fine Modern and Cheap Build- We solicit your and guarantee to give satisfaction In prices, styles and work. Please send your orders to tub Co. N. C. NOTICE TO Having before the us w J- Jackson, deceased, notice is r, given to estate l u. having claims against e lo same for pay- within twelve months from ad bar recovery. tin -I Jackson. NOTICE TO Ina nun S ., count n u II and mi N. is given lo all U the estate to make Immediate pa; in. to the undersigned, and all k aim. against the state notice la ,, having claim, the estate all persons Indebted to the are to present the same . make immediate payment payment will n months from all persons , ;, . m . be plead in bar It recovery. tilth M, Mi of J. N. Moore. Foremost Newspaper. The Charlotte Observer EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR. CALDWELL TOMPKINS. J. P. CALDWELL, Editor 8.00 PER THE the largest telegraphic news service delivered to any paper between Washington Atlanta, and its special service is the greatest ever handled by a North Una paper. THE SUNDAY con- of or more paces, and is to a large extent made up of original matter. SEMI -WEEKLY printed Tuesday Friday per year. The largest paper in North Carolina. Sample copies on application. Charlotte, N. Ii LANDS POSTED. i . -i . in Ii In and- Ai one I I,., ., . ,. The Campaign Stuff. Ii ill lie well the speeches the dates are making are again creel profound Impression. different orators ate tearing each other into shreds, the people are tumbling over each other to grasp the hand of the spellbinder, and scores and hundreds of site patty are g haste lo say that they see things in a different light, and will give their support to man they hated. AH these things are going now, but in the same old citizens line up right enough at the usual time place when the voting begins. Charity and Children. Forty Torture. To be relieved from a torturing .,,. alter torture might well can-.- the gratitude anyone. That a .-hat Witch Hazel Bares did for Geneva, He Witch Hazel Salve me of piles had pi Cur -cuts, burns, wounds, Beware of counter- Jno. L. No woman regards comparisons us odious when told that she is as pretty as a picture. j. l m, IN- . I I. Norfolk, Va. Buyers and Broken In Stocks, Cotton, Grain and mis. Wins to New York, New trios IN j. I. k to. Norfolk, Va. Cotton Kai and handlers of Bagging, Ties and Bags. Correspondence shipments of the coal and the on and the utter failure of the last named to make on mine bus attracted the attention of the en- tire country. The press has in. universally- condemned the toil in the latter declining all efforts bring about an amicable settlement the dispute re- belt treating the president that The action of these men is building up a strong in the strikers Wilmington Messenger. Prepares Business, Bethel High School BETHEL, N. C. A strictly Bret class Fitting School for young Men and Young Women. Thoroughly equipped. Strictly non- for College, for and for Life. Between pupils this year. Book-Keeping, Commercial Law, Shorthand, typewriting and Music. Reach course is under experienced and fully competent teachers. Tuition, Board at to per month. BETHEL SCHOOL is situated in one of the most beautiful and healthful locations in Pitt county. Pall session opens September For cat- and full Information, address X W. Principal. S. M. Wholesale retail Grocer and Furniture Dealer. Cash aid Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed, Oil Bar Turkeys, etc. Bed- steads, Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba by Carriages, Go Carts, suits, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. and Gail S Ax Key West Che- roots, Henry George Clear, Can- Cherries, Peaches, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Coffee, Meat, Soap, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, I Seed Meal Hulls, Gar- ; den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Prunes, Currents, Raisins, Glass and China Ware, Tin Wooden Ware, Cakes and Crackers, Cheese, Beat Butter, New Sewing Machines, and nu other goods. Quality and quantity. Cheap for cash. Com to see me S. M- Schultz Phone CO., Cotton Buyers, la -A GENERAL LINE OF- Hardware. COME TO SEE ME. J. R. COREY. IN GREENVILLE -------o i Cotton Bagging and Ties always on hand. Fresh goods kept constantly en hand. Country produce and sold. A trial will convince you. D. W. AFTER TWO PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID IN THE NOTICE. persona win. are I m are coins forward coal REWARD. rid COW, sol Id duller on Dose icons three of head i d when left, inch strap around neck. Will about s lit. join. Any one row will notify. 1908, Dizzy Then your liver isn't well. You suffer from bilious constipation. Pills act directly on the year-, they have the Standard Family Pill Small II, or disposing of your are prepared toper highest market prices or give meal In exchange, and will keen on bend at Greenville a full Meal and Hulls for the trade. BUCKINGHAM'S OF H. J YOUR POLICY HAS Loan Value, Cash Value, Paid-up Insurance, Extended Insurance that works automatically, Is Will be re-Instated if be are living, or within three j ears after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence of and payment of arrears with interest. second year-7. No Restrictions. Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the beginning of the second and cf each succeeding provided the premium for the current year be paid. They may To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or . . ,., . To make policy payable as an during the lifetime of insured. I. L. SUGG, Greenville, N. C. Orders for JOB are solicited. Best work. U. S. PATENTS model U u ii How to DEALER IN Q snored so Whichard, N. C. The complete in every and price us low as the lowest. Highest market prices paid for country produce. You Write a personal letter to every member of the beet lies in County when you advertise in I Eastern Reflector I. Eastern D. J. HO REFLECTOR HOUSE VOL. Manufacturing Stationers Commercial Printers , School Books, i Office Supplies, GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, N. C. OCTOBER 1902 NO. Kicks GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA. Of Course- If afford it. have by a fashionable tailor, but can't afford the tailor, will If ion liar Clothes you ill l-.-i and fitted to in fa.-t you ill eel the name you from an tailor. I., ; cost will ii. i In and n Utter ti few minute to Our so-cent has made our store famous. Fall Suits and Top Coats . II,, . price you will hare the fabric and man; and your spent. Juvenile Department En ii a i;,. complete to the chaser alike. Our Mat offers the but without the swell You will mi v. money every time end in quality. Special from the Capital of the Nation. President Roosevelt is -till to end -1 but SO fur has The lack of iii his own the fear that Route of the Now express regard to the policies, and Ike . to the capitalist of in- the coal mine o have succeeded, during a Inn-j period of republican in has issued orders which are inter- by of the port of New ,,,., Welsh coal, much of which is know n to per cent. Axed carbon, the limn fixed by tariff bill, la r, be admitted free of duly. Mr. Frank of the New York mil tee, a slate be Says the el strike will insure democratic bis state coming election. people v ill bold the Me for Hi- Ural in, . the i., . ,. . lo -l v, prevent federal Interference THE STATE PRESS would in all probability have Mi hi Millinery Showing OF THE NEWEST I III ii ii,.,. i , f, g have all n i,, ;,. i Mr. Noon ,,. lean i. p seem to u ,, polls, n republican himself lo avert n Attorney lulu, way, has ordered lo if a trust Presumably, time in future, be will he that is . institute legal which will progress with the same lack i as his suits the beef trust Northern S. Company. Meanwhile public will suffer, th. of Ch, Is .,. for a ii, in Hi , i latest , M Carlo Jackets. Beau Ii, f ladies materials am c our accept j, w ; ,, ,,. lo to Mi Hi Ii.- ins i. i the .-oil ,. York slate clearly law. O .,., . and to an . -.- of the differences between the miners and the operators would seem to give to Mr. A WONDERFUL CONVENTION. AND CUSTOMERS recall my fiat torn Hate last season tin. prettiest In l toll you here will have a assortment, grander season. My line of Hack Hat- will be r i Greenville. II. u ices Heady i largest will with me again, which ts a guarantee my hats will excel In style a d elsewhere see my before you Latest Styles in Dress Patterns tor Ladies end Children, to COME AND SEE ALL MY i. president of the miners union i tend the men work, promising an Investigation of their i,, i-.,,, followed hi proper legislation. pr. Mitchell replied ibis ii is his answer will i Doubtless how little attention was Mr. , lb.- last , compulsory publicity of trust statistics also earnest appeal for Cuban by bis own I hey have, little faith success of any men. might make. while the republican dominates an appeal for their rights which ho to I the capitalistic etas of the Ii challenge w in style, fit and price are our offerings 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 t J. B. CHERRY CO. The Only Department in Omaha Will v Record For the first lime in hi-l of the United railroad has made a one-fare rate Ion ions The convention ii is annual intern which meets in Sell., October One fr nip i ad in United has I,,,, ,.;,,,,,. reeled should consult the near railroad agent Ii that upwards will be in Omaha during the con vent ion. low one fare mat lie ii miles if large parties ore even i I rains run. New and Opinions. --y- stands for equal and laws to all the -i the greatest ii is to laws that give any man or set of men, the power to fallen the expense the News. As the matter of n,, s paid, if course when the miners ask that the coal mined by them l- honest I led will have to be are asking for . Durham Herald. The barons have the to sue i men a- ll i in mines and lo i. use lo or j u a- and also Lave lO mil ;,, j i. .; L lo m Tin -c tie rights mid have mil . tin n- the have t. ii lb. until of coal in whatever they there is now no law can prevent Thai can do Ibis i- certain; that will do i- nor so -i re When ii comes to their rights, where the wool is short Herald. r Our Raleigh They have 0.500 pastors, church Hrs. L Griffin will no consider. I the pressure mi to he president, , Son, ,,, strength , u , ,, now the operators haw. the opportunity make good I claim that ii . Ir- respective of t ho union. ; received n are a encouraging elm Ii s. i in. in Hubert ; will Senator Quay's I date for n Ii w ill lie re the republicans Pennsylvania wanted John I. j lAir lull New Dress Goods I All Over Laces f The Proof of Doing is in What We Do. Greenville Warehouse i . . I enthusiasm has a Jan I . me by foots An the democrats are ,,, everything sold on our floor of over the chances . i August dons own talking about Man and the rest of do for who soil at the warehouse, yon only bare to try us to be convinced that we will got yon prices every time. candidate, bill ft i regarded a- lo his own he forced W. on convention Asa result. iii has Dr. D James, Dental Surgeon, a. r. rt. b. i. P. EVANS CO , Proprietor Greenville Warehouse it done at Reflector -fl M in- red that the . has already defeated the in I Keystone slide, once in and again in Thai be ill i- IV in j j A of a id statute, 1- hi u recent rulings h i. aid i. . n h in it raid of the his orders lo customs in regard to the of coal. Secretary Moody recently toted in the duly cents per Ion on mi Into the Din 1.11 hi las in to be the of ., I not ti, en ii lo aw ion. Ins on are sheets of pa per in to reed is led. The men look ii over in sen are in J kin. ,,,,,. world. I don't The Bible an I never beard of I one being In heaven. The Hi editor I heard of was lip . who. up the , In on here r since, I tors belong lo church to whiskers, Ail of hell their Sometimes the per dies, then people feel but fume tin again K never went to he cause edit -.- m el lick -I Our a . we lake it , run ,;,. ,,,, liar editor to much, b if pa he bud a poor was He goes i . .- no ., I i-a wile him, Paw has mil paid subscription live years, and don't intend Weekly The lays claim lo three lair rooms Him . persona were .- . ice of the The Kiel ii to the bar in.- the in all ill- latest shad. and ; . shown his , ;, paying tin. in ion h r d-, and lie lowest iii, i-s iv.- a you iii ii nil .-I, may i-s. will if from i-. w,. , oils, as Horn hams, iii i id III- staple line. s h s inn is full up with In ill In- men, huh. C L I II I N I and children's can money in ml- in We have- the in We have tin thing in .-. Shirts, anything you in Ins line run supply. of price ran always depended n in store. We invite yon examine our line be- fore lull Your friends, fall W to on- . . . . . J I PULLEY BOWEN 1- four cents in This is in of protection given the German farmer raising of cattle to supply the home mar iii, cattle raisers are Belling prices of the people are mulcted or go without What cattle runt era would lie were citizens ts r. An encouraging sign of limes is the of the labor of Hie growing favor for arbitration as a mode of settling labor and that of the labor of Slate have incorporated rules Imposing methods of settle which, in effect, enforced can hardly lie questioned when labor recognizes the advantage to in tribunal for the of controversies provision to that effect nil be made. The public s.-,., the r some means of disposing of them than strikes and Journal, John A. the National Coupler Chicago, was where he relatives. From there he goes to the of his Mr. Hinson nil inn forty-four years ago and went West. II, was then a pen lie is rated a is as inventor . car now in use on of America's leading railroads. ;. superintended at in is now known as the Atlantic A North fan Una Ob- server. Saw This Shoat to Portage to attend coil a I. I,, i. lowing a board near Pigeon with left year erupt, and tale gone. Al.-. blah spot .,., an bole in premises of at site, under to be stole, hong being a to on his one Also ibis hog shots answer to his name Ice be will eat off of hand an on bin Ian like and is u Anybody said shot. , Notes from the State Hie joint Sena tor and Hon. closed Saturday, but the fight for the may be to its prime just now, and it will be kept up till the Leg- scales it. Most of the General Assembly will tome to Raleigh in January not only but without settled in their own minds which of the and more aspirants for the it will In- Heal f, the Slate and for them support. SOME BAD III OF reg very slow- in tuck the woods. Only j,. lo attend to ibis important matter. The letter of Chairman Simmons, scoring the Rutherford registrar who refused registration to an intelligent solely the ground that be spelled a word, and advising him lo recall applicant and register him, is generally commended. errors of other counties are now be- in reported, on a par with the above ca e. Such injures the Democratic party the suffrage amendment and the cause of supremacy. The qualified to vole under the new lion law should be prompt- registered when apply. the law Democratic la- arc involved, and- a and execution of amendment. Indeed and existence of the itself depend The Superintendent of Public has of reports which shows that total enroll- in the rural public schools liming was This is a gain of about 1,500 over 1901. The Southern Hail way, Seaboard Air Atlantic Line and Norfolk and Western have made a of one fare cent coupon admission to fair for the Slate Fair. to be sold October 25th inclusive Anal hunt November 3rd. President s. of the North Carolina Tobacco Grow- ha-called a meet- of that to he held in Bel-. Fair week. There are now only three post masters in two of these are at villages here not a single white person re- mail. The oilier fat whose term has expired, will give way to a a bite successor,. said, of Voters. Notice is hereby given , lot Hi,, of Tilers will be open- o'clock A M. sun set, on 2nd, closing on i, i- Tills will lie mi All sous lo vote approaching election can each Saturday said the Court House and at t. times offices in This September Registrar ship. I i Door North Beak or lei in me no where he i will consider a lit A editor two coiner lots for sale at M, per at per year and I lie Is the a It would I -com Unit tin-. has been ling pipe his life time. Cross i, where art ore false taken sick; teeth for there; man died; teeth the bed. It la ally las-l to take the doctor whose pet shout By-