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EDUCATIONAL.
RIDGE INSTITUTE.
Aisle Carolina,
i . i
I Superior i
I Proceeding
l. A. i
Petition lo
-.-11 land lo
v s.
Lovely . Way in,
ill.,. B.
Samuel
It appearing in proceeding
minim it lo of
ilia I B. Cox. Km
urn Cox Samuel time
ill.-above named an
residents of the Stale of North
The i. ii Kilting School in Hie Month,
Commercial. students last year. North Weal of
I pi Region, feet sea level. chain
; ii Track Athletics for many
preparatory schools, Terms reasonable, considering
facilities annual session August
I'm
J. A. M. H. Holt
NOTICE.
the power in me
rested, n appointed
in Ho. Special IV nil
lag Docket Ho. S, entitled M.
by bin next
friend Thomas II.
forte, I will sell iii public sale
the Court House door in
in Monday the day
of June at o'clock noon.
all pine, cypress an
twelve in at the
bate when may lie cut,
together with privilege of
veal's within which In re
limber, and also
usual rights of way appertaining to
same for the removal of mid tub-
Carolina, after due now standing grow up
cannot lie within the Mate; of land in
and it further, in like manner Township, Till County,
peering a cause of action ex- North Carolina, tract
I lets in favor of the plaintiff and ling the lands Bits.
against the defendants Dixon, Charles Dixon W
reaped to situated in others bounded us fol
X------ i.
per bottle- c Wire stand cents.
When you want
STATIONERY
n-w a cal.
You may never but
Should you ever want
JOB PR
Mai opens
day. September mil. I. ill jest
i in the
l Hi
p. in H fur
mi i . . worn-
admitted in nil classes. Head
I'm i to
N I
mi. r
THE OF II. C.
Widest and
In ii- history .
Students IDA- Academic
i m II r. i . I'm
mill in in Med-
in New
. W Works, Splendid
l Ii ., I. l ii-. .
Classes open to women.
a Board a month. Ample
opportunity sell-help. Scholarships and
Loans for the Free
teachers. Summer School Teachers.
Instructor, students. Total
in km
i Hill. N i .
Tin No ma and
Wm
literary,
education and
Annul ex
residents
I lie Stale 1.30. of HO
member. More than regular
Ila about
representing
in State except one.
Observation School of
pupils. To secure
in all
should be
1-1
State and that said
Chas, It. Cox, Cox
Samuel Cox are panics
Ii is ordered t pub-
made in Tim
i a newspaper publish-
at N. for
the
I said lo appear in the of
i Hoe of I lie Clerk n the Superior
Court I'm county, In town
X. .
of July, 1899, and an
or demur lo and
complaint or will begin
for the relief
ad in the
I lone at
N. c ibis 22nd day of May,
l.
Skinner r. s. c,
t the big
a stake
DIRECTORY.
every Sun
and evening. Prayer
meeting evening. Rev.
X. pastor. Sunday
. W K.
Rev.
J. Morton, pastor. Sunday-
school p, m. J. R. Moore
regular services.
a. m.
Divine service sermon every
evening. Ev-
mill Litany Fridays at A.
M Rev. I. A. Minister
in Charge.
ever Baa-
day, hum Pray-
Rev.
A. pastor.
running a weal a. m. C i.
to W. C. Dixon line, a
tn a knoll LODGES
rainier mi Tar Kiln lied, run
nearly a ODIUM I
to a box pint, corner, a
course to Sweet
branch, then doe n
Long branch to the
Dixon wife to
other
III
I'm
i X. C.
N. C.
Due of the best female in
South, the
in given. Si-nil
JAMES DINWIDDIE, M. A.
virtue
of the Legislature Cairo.
Una, entitled lo
for town town
ship of Pitt North
ratified the day of
in of
laws governing elect ions,
Board of Commissioners of Pitt
count do hereby give notice
there will be held on die
in August, 1899, at the
polling place in
fin
Dixon book I page
reference is made.
oilier tract,
of w. C. Dixon, John
follows
at pine in John
line a corner between M.
Dixon and W, C. run
in a westerly direction
with a
with the brunch M.
Dixon W. c. Dixon
lo beginning containing about
acres more or
Terms of Bale rash.
Win. II.
X. U May 1890.
tin Monday, the of An
gust, A. D., 1899, I will sell the
House door In to
highest bidder one
A. A. at.
Lodge, So. meets and
third Honda evening. H.
w. M. J. at.
F. Covenant
evening.
D. D. N. i. lodges,
Bea.
K. of P. Tar River No.
9.1. every Friday evening.
J. L. Fleming, O. O.; S. C.
K. R.
It. Vance Council,
mini, every even-
W. B. Wilson, R. M. R.
Lang, Sis-.
A. every
Wednesday night at in I. O,
O. F. hull. A.
i A. O. Council,
ii, meets every lint and
nights in Ibid Fellows
I Hall. Gardner Worthy
Chief; Smith, Sec.
Conclave
No. III. meets every second and
fourth Monday in Odd
lows Hall. W. It. Wilson
place in , j contain
election upon the one hundred and
I question of a follow in
. in lull in,, a
I low
on North Content.
Give us a call.
Visiting Card
TO
Full Sheet Poster,
The Daily Reflector
the home news
the small price
a month. Are
you ii It not,
you ho.
The Eastern Reflector
TWICE-A WEEK
Is only a year
the news every week,
to the
tobacco, worth
many times than
price.
PRESS.
WHO WANTS IT
SPEAK QUICK.
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with lie
All are In of a
shall or
printed words
to
vote
a u t m the
of the of
of Pitt made
Ibis
T. It. Clerk.
of an order of the
Clerk of the Superior Court Pitt
count made in ease of
John
Mel Met
Annie others,
heirs law, Ad
will sell be
fore the House door In
the Till
August,
or parcel of land
in the count and in
v m toe and know n in
the division of the lands of
Lot No. Benin
a stake on Iii
corner of Lot No. T runs
S- t i a on
thence down said Creek to
a line
X. V. a Sassafras
on the old hedgerow, thence
with aid hedgerow
Road poles
-h to an of due
Lot No. it, r acres,
more or JACOB
ii.
creek, adjoining the lands of
Slurp Jacob
and crook, containing
out hundred and more
or lands being the
to said It. Ives the
last will of
Ives lo the life estate oil
Marx II. Ives lo satisfy an .
in mi
against It II. which has
bean levied on mid land
of mid It. II. Ives.
Thin Till day of June, 1890.
M.
Sheriff.
Having received a lot of new
and a general
of tanned floods, I am now In good
shape lo sell
. W , I
dally.
Cheap.
II. M.
T. M.
I will do well to seams before
buying, All delivered an
abort notice,
Free of Charge
Prevention
better than cure.
only cure, but if
taken in lime will prevent
Sick
biliousness,
jaundice, torpid
liver and kindred diseases.
f k , Liver PILLS
ABSOLUTELY CURE.
p I i
Points
I all lo give
call.
On Monday at day August,
A. I
House in the of
elite bidder for
one tract laud in Pitt con
ed as Situated la
township at
mouth of a slough on Tar river
Alfred and runs his
weal In a
on mill
another of
Bald mill to a -lake
north east poles to two
on the river Lank .
n slid liver SI p, i- to
or
I allotted
In A. A. Forbes, Jr., in the
ion of the lands
in my hands
for collection T
has levied on -aid
as I he said T.
Slam
this I Mm.
Mi
the power of
contained in a certain
delivered by
and wife. Battle Lewis
to . Webb on the of
February 1888, and duly recorded
In the Register of Deeds office
Pill in
Book N I. IS, II and IS,
the will to
public sale, before House
door cash, to the
highest bidder. the 1st
day of July, 1890, the following
real property, to Lying
iii the of Pitt and in
township, adjoining
lands of Jason Cornelius
and others, and known as
the lot I let tic Lewis drew in the
division of the lauds of Luther
Joyner, containing thirty-
nine acres more or less, lo satisfy
Mortgage Deed.
This day of June 1800.
W. O.
It. V.
TO TAX PA V
is given the
Board of of
will neat at their on
Jo of July,
for purpose of revising the tax
list and valuation of property re-
ported to them. All .
Jesting to tin- of their
will la- then heard.
Any person who has failed to
for upon
plication at that time will ho
lowed to list same.
order the of Alder
men of
D. J.
Clerk.
The Move,
a m
in the Warehouse,
on day of ISM, dis-
solved
interest of
I. A. Move in All
hull-Mill I., are
lo make
In I Ha Forbes.
ti For mi-.
K. A.
This day of July,
Second Hand
Bought and
Commission.
Cast off mi
In lo
WE CLEAN ADO PRESS SUITS FOR
W lo loot.
M t MM
k um mm m mm, i
N. C.
OLD DOMINION LINE
Steamers leave Washington on
Mondays, Fri-
days at U A. H. for
water permitting,
leave at A A.
M., A. M. on Tues-
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Sailing hours de-
on stage of water.
Connecting at Washington with
Steamers for Norfolk,
New York and
ton, and for all for the West
with Norfolk.
Shippers order freight by
the Old S. S. Co. from
Clyde from
I lay Line from Baltimore;
and Line from
X.
Washington, N. C.
J.
N. C.
J. B. COREY,
IX
OF
I can now I, in the
store
by J.
W. Crown.
COM TO SEE ME.
J. B.
FOR
The Eastern Reflector
U. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO per Year in Advance.
Tuesday
Friday
-AT-
XVIII.
PITT c. FRIDAY, JULY
NO
Troubles of The Cigarette Trust.
or of the trust, lo have
Is en driving u rein
A of the American To-
Company, referring to
There have been
LETTER.
I it i.
Washington. D. C, j
ll -reins that Mr. is
going into business of Senator-
I making, notwithstanding the ill-.
After years of
it
lo look though T. ll.
wen- lo win the great
of his life.
Wall Si mm more and
rumors of the that Mr. Duke ., of
will, tight rein. for
them have charged cent, be
me of Mr. Duke's were ex s,. to
and
from certain of some of the L, ,.,.
that n,,.,.,.;,,.
Presidents who
Assistant
smile say nothing, tilt
u ill not down.
arbitrary. Other
That there have been Important graver differences, of which I
from the directorship j feel
of the known the
American
not denied, for they are
Thai these resignations
Wall Street insists,
the alleged re-
by many as of
of one of the great
in the
world. Wholesale
of a rival trust reports of
internecine suggest
one of the oldest boldest of the
trusts la to break up.
And while all this Is going on
the shrewd old
D. ll. quietly
alien bis term will el
pin-. Of nil brunches of Ibis ad
War
is from which u
date for anything l-
democrats of
already had excellent chances
for a
friends, but one who would be at- .
tractive must keep her health If, legislature, and s sue
she is weak, sickly all ought to. doubtless
she will lie in Will, Mr. for
hie. If she has i pal ion -r
kidney her Impure Monti
New York Journal.
BIGHT TO
The Woman who is lovely in
form and temper will always have
Assistant Secretary of Wat
a- for
the Senate.
The latest gossip in Washington
has it the Alger mix .
up is the personal work of Mr.
and
will pimples, skin
and a wretched complex-
ion. Electric Bitten is the beat
medicine in the world to regulate
stomach, liver and kidneys and to
the blood, gives strong
nerves, bright eyes, smooth,
vets skin, rich complexion, it
ii. H Is
but closely signs of collapse of, of a run-down invalid. p, help Alger defeat Sen i
the Unit for years
aimed to drive him from the Held
he would not yield In its
demands.
While such men Pierre
and D.
l. and
Keller ere leaving desks
getting ring warn against the break-neck gait
and rush in sun
certain The
THE FRIENDLY TIP.
Kind friends
take look
W the volume I you Mi-
ll is
We've pared its pages and o'er.
To ii we clip
A cheering word for customers,
Who v. mil ii friendly t
of nil seasons of year,
em- we like;
In nil many months,
Great you can strike.
Don't pays our store, or you'll regret,
As i eel ll
Wt nailing for all,
T give a friendly lip
Our counters piled la good-.
mill
Our shelves
In
I one in nil. come
I your elm mi -slip.
And us ii pi we will give
all a friendly lip
lip Alger Men i
I, provided,
that republicans can elect a inn-.
Only cents at L. ,,.
Drug store.
one mi I all. for
We c i lie u.-
So .
is the country with
of tobacco
cigarettes, made by a
From every highway
byway, from every fence and bill-
I ion rd. a
sign stares the monopoly men in
the face.
his time and just
kept lighting quietly, but
for ten years.
would appear that his
time has come.
In his light he has la-en
seconded by public the
sent mien that revolted against the
the clique over so
and industry as the cigar-
and plug tobacco trade has be
come in this country of smokers.
Duke and and
t he her great came
Jo Slow.
We don't mean by that
age laziness, or inaction, as the
snail's pace, we do mean to
break-neck
daily papers bring n- daily
f sudden collapse of people
who rush through life like they
were going to a lire.
The cry of
la repeated day by day. and
no matter what the response
cry la again uttered, n would be
well if the men of this age would
that it is not necessary In In-
very rich. owe no is
glorious, but beyond that we need
not want to go. The head with a
crown on it is not only
The burden-
ed man sluggers beneath the op-
load, and when be falls in
next Michigan
very important proviso,
by way. la view of what Al
has done to the ml
this seems an
astonishing sort those
who have closely followed
various political
deals from the spring of to the
present time find it difficult to be
astonished at anything. Accord-
to this story, may or
may not Is-true, Alger has
in convincing Mr.
that all of the attacks Oil Al-
have in reality
i please,
in- in
II bring delight to every heart.
A smile in I in,
ii I. is in it us
This i- our friendly lip
down, bis
also Dial some of the
House wen
to give hint a divine title, if he
agree to give the
they
I Mir
pi those who thought him
of sterner stuff, by exhibiting his
soreness,
mi
his ruin
Wins
from San for Manila, on
be will not re
in
In- buck by
lie. new of
expansion
A. M. i is
in mi
of Liberia by
Slates, lie Mr.
LIFE, to
and healthy,
have
Potash
Phosphoric Acid and Nitrogen.
essential elements arc
to plants, what bread, meat and
arc to man.
Crops flourish on soils well
supplied with Potash.
how la buy and apply
. , arc free lo all.
KALI WORKS.
u j New
We publish the following from
the of the
Hint since we bail
Asia, we might well lake a
slice of
s.
of Person is
here bull , talk with
on the great
importance of having tobacco
at i
null oilier
eastern markets,
Thai Hon. John facilities, so that
being pushed forward his can be bought from last and
is a I'm .,,.,. will keep
Liberia Idea doesn't I.
enthuse expansionists. They
ii nil right lo annex the sad
bill
on black
Everything in
tucks mi entire administration,
that unless Alger can
the struggle, for a better name the
doctors call it
What is victory worth which
lo fail Sixty
together in and proposed heart
miles an hour la too fast, and yet
they arc arranging schedules for
control the cigarette and plug to-
trade was offered a
share in the He re-
the oiler assumed the
aspect of a threat and the refusal
became a The Trust of-
the tempting bait of economy
in advertising. With no
going. Start to the depot
in time to catch the train at an easy
gait, and avoid inducing
by means of a rush.
up a little earlier in the morning
and don't lose your breath going to
in-
by an election lo
Senate all these charges will be
placed against the ad-
ministration by history, it is
plain the support of Alger
administration will
be an act of treachery to Senators
and both of
whom have been
1st ration men, but treachery to
friends has long beau a Manna
specialty, administration Sena-
tors will not be badly needed
ring the remainder of
term Bl they were when
beans were short of a majority in
the Senate.
Democrats arc citing the case
with He
most serious portion Take time to write
AT REDUCED PRICES.
J. B. CHERRY CO.
surprise those ho give hi in
for knowing how to bold on to i
good thing be has it. t- ;
There is u hitch somewhere in
the running expenses could
eliminated, they argued.
said
Then the screws were put on.
ll was thought that the task of
wiping this recalcitrant one out of
existence would be easy, bat
went along and fought
valiantly.
is still a in the
tobacco industry. Mis
goods are known in every corner
where is
used.
What of the Tobacco Trust
Pierre president
Company of Jersey
City, resigned bis office a week ago.
Report had it he had resigned
as treasurer of the Continental To
Company, which controls the
P. Company.
George D, auditor of the
i followed, lie was also
the former secretary and treasurer
Pierre Company.
Two other resignations wen-
of Harrison I. of St.
Louis, ii e of and a ill
ill the Continental
Company, that of
of Ky., formerly
secretary of t he
The storm is raging eh nth
around James It. Duke, the found
plainly -n the printer and
the Fourth
July meeting, which it had beau
understood was to Ignore
understand what yon do;
write. Take time lo look over your
little debts, and not too much time
in paying them. Take time to
think of your fellow man,
the golden rule; and mil to
time in discussing his short
evil rumors. Take
lime to eat and escape I lie cruel
slavery of all Take
time to rest begin the day
tired. Take time to read and
as well as live. visit
and so Will out the spirit.
Take time for thinking so avoid
blundering.
tin slow, but onward, upwind,
heavenward. A steady gait and
you will --get a
hop, skip and and you
will lose breath, and doctors
will say yam died of fail
Baa.
Salve.
The hunt salve in the world for
Cuts. Sores, Sail
Fever Sores, I
red Hands. Chilblains. Corns, and
all positive
end's Piles, or no in It
is guaranteed to give perfect
or money refunded. Price
cents per box. For sale by
L. Woolen.
Mr. in ;
In Alger op
others
ii us
the arranged for the more than frantic efforts of Al
giving of concessions for to retail Ids hold upon the
sorts of franchises In Rico, War portfolio,
ii was this week in political regard n
that the War Depart-break in Mr.
would probably not grant las inevitable, ll limy lie Al
any concessions the island in however, who will go out. It
advance of Congressional well known
This would Secretaries tinge and Alger,
aroused more public interest if very cordial, have
not been known Mr. reached Is not I
was almost not quite per- believed all
of Ids right to promulgate a admitted knack of ion I
code of laws for Rico in ad- iii keeping two men so
I of action. In lo each other, in bis
fact, It understood family. tinge
I which its have winter if
official life the of powerful interests he
last year, re not on Ills
by Mr. remaining in the I lie has
press purpose of u never forgiven Mr.
of laws for lithe ad for not the
assumes the right lo legislation he advised in
make laws for Rico it will his annual report, instead of mere-
hardly leave the grouting of the lo
cessions lo especially of Congress. Mr,
when men to whom is under Huge considers himself
obligations are after
mid members of the
ll has been us timid
all of the new volunteer Mr. wishes
above the lank of Captain are to remain In
the regular Presidential election,
one lieu any way, knows
tenant are to be appointed from he retires then, it will bring
volunteers from each slate, and a reduction in
all second from the republican fund.
large. The rank held during the
war bi Hon. It. B, Render
muddle ever since
been by election as Speaker of
Bryan gathering as an of
the wonderful hold Col.
has upon the rank of
democratic men who
east the votes, but do not attempt
to engage candidate making.
Thai meeting may prove a valuable
object lesson lo those who now
Imagine the possibility of prevent
National Convention
taring the will of the democratic
party large.
A New Mexican attended
recent Bough Riders in
that Territory has let a brand new
Roosevelt oat bag. lie
says that dot. told his
old that a brigade
Rough Riders would la- enlisted
for the Philippines at
he could command it, if be
it ton-sign governor-
-hip of New York to lake No
in Washington had heard s
word of all this until arrival of
the gentlemen AMI New Mexico.
It may be merely a product of the
silly or it may line.
bat if Oct. is willing to
resign his present exalted position
logo to Philippines, he will
I of
l for end
ii was not positively
known whether was done
with or without Mr. con-
Mil. he pub
Ii. of follow
as to his have not
sought u mill do mil
I regard myself as lo demand
. inn I have friends who have
urged my name in this connect ion,
I run by indifferent.
On contrary, I would regard
nominal ion u vi high lion
or, and If is tendered me, of
myself an obligated
light I can for the party.
I do Ohio
afford to refuse such u dis
Mr. thinks
ions in Ohio gives
best
have for some lime, u
no man bus
I limn he has, the
of his
he to
conditions in every
purl of state. A
victory in Ohio vein.
n corking good starter for
Presidential campaign.
of Virginia
heartily endorses the suggestion,
in paper,
Senator be made
Com
if Senator health
should prevent his tin-
Mr.
mil to any I
mint to Senator
his preeminent for
is one of i-e-l
I managers in the whole
mid it In
i nil be II to ml us
will
and . who cunts
ii. lo make no mis
lakes In campaign
before
Roosevelt is now posing
ii military expert. He says
Mr. I'm him to eon
-nil him in Hi it
and
regiments which
tor the
ll i- more likely
m Washington
in eh
Danville, is now- seeking to
not the Richmond and
Petersburg trade, also that of
North Carolina. The tobacco belt
ill the is playing
out and the great for the
grow th of line leaf passing Into
eastern North Carolina,
numbers of from North
Carolina sections has an i.-m
been to arc now
going lo eastern North Carolina to
make
Getting out of Beaten Paths.
nil inns of life I here
men who cling with tenacity to
old in nil things. They have
codes manners lo
adhere without
lion. Iii business world there
are some such mortals, and some
achieve but
they stagnate, and never
leave worn rills in which they
have so long moved. On the oilier
ha ml. I here merchants who do
not permit themselves to la. re-
strained by n hidebound
Careful not to accept mere
novelties as Improvements, they
adopt nil proper
methods make for program,
and recognize in advertising the
mightiest lever by lo extend
i heir business secure more
Record.
Four hundred are be-
lie cl lo have been in the
Moods in Texas. The monetary
loss at fifteen millions of
dollars, about millions of
which is the cotton crop. A
families, well lo do a few days
ago, are now penniless.
I. I. I
denial that he made a deal House a certainty, he has
with saying that constantly referred lo us
merely lo support lieu he mine to
v for the Senate be-j Washington several days ago,
cause bis dislike up, which, by the
Later Alger denied was the most
n one of sonic soil.
suit of thing la regarded by
the of the story
told in Washington I few days ago,
made by any Individual under Hie
present administration, lie found
t It ii t nil officials from Mr. cure
Many golden
have been lost those
who suffer from rheumatism.
now the will
at Law.
N. C.
Kill .- for
ill i
f.
Civil mil
. t
SURVEYS FOR mil SEWERAGE AND
WATER POWER.
A Mills It. Bare,
AT LAW,
N.
H,
L.
N.
p. I v and over J.
I. Sons
ii mm
GREENVILLE. X.
D. J. WHICH it Owner.
Entered at the Post Oilier
X. as Second Om
Mail Matter.
Friday, July ii. UM.
The Tobacco Warehouse.
Ii
home to business
of citizens in the
sections of this Stale with
emphasis nearness
this time, through of the
Danville warehouse trust to gain
control of the warehouses on all
North Carolina markets. At Kin
Wilson, Greenville
Mount the agents of the
trust have been active
though not entirely successful.
If a man wishes to his
properly to I trust there is
that shall stay him as matters now
go. it is an Individual business
in which the
mil warehouseman must act ac-
cording to his lights. But We
question that it would not be let-
for the to hold
their own in this matter, their
own business their own people.
If the refuse
render their business to this trust
we an Inclined to think its bark
will prove more dangerous than its
bite. The world must have North
Carolina's bright tobacco. There
is a limit to the power the
tobacco trust. This talk about
keeping buyers off the doors of
independent warehouses sounds
very much like an Impotent bow
wow and a Muff.
Whether or not it is better to
a than a cog in the trust
mechanism is a question of taste
will settle according to
his Whether the warehouse
men owes any obligation not meas-
by the monetary standard
to the growers who have made his
business possible is a matter that
each will settle according
conception of morals. Due thing
is
MM not going into the trust just
yet we that before the
business is through with those who
have gone in will have little came
to compliment their foresight. If
there is one thing about which
there is no sort of doubt it is that
the American have made
up their minds trusts and
will a way to do it. The man
who is wise will stand from under
while there is
and Observer.
A passenger train at
struck Carl Joseph
years old, killing him
instantly.
In a house-wagon
ion. John t Meson, an
has started East
on a trip around the world.
A bud of shot penetrated the
In-east of Peter by an
dental discharge of a gun. while he
was hunting Dear Johnstown.
killing hint Instantly.
The mangled body of a working
man w in bear-
the name of Charles of
Philadelphia was found
along the Philadelphia Reading
Railway tracks in Reading,
The sixth Rational Convention
of Deaf Mutes opened at St. Paul.
Minn., today.
The Polish resident of Chicago,
at a recent meeting, an
The forth Atlantic
at Portsmouth, X. II., Sun
day and will leave for Portland on
Thursday.
Tarboro v. Wilton.
N. C. July n.
The home team hunt-lied their
Wilson's errors tad won
easily. Person's support was not
very good. lidding
the feature.
ten runs,
twelve hits, four errors. Wilson
four in ii.-, eight hits, nine error.
Kit tern's Anderson
and Wilson Person
Brake.
STATE NEWS.
Happening In North Carolina
The Guard encampment
on Wednesday.
The Wife Of Collector B.
c, Saturday morning
at Beaufort.
sets of In ins dined together
in Concord I he other day. That
lid not take all the twins in town.
lion. c. Washing-
ton, was elected President the
state association at the recent
meeting
The state Treasurer ha- been
authorized to Issue of I
par cent bonds to purchase the two
Caledonia farms on river.
The Wilmington St net
Company have tendered the editors
the free of their cars Idle in
Wilmington attending the Press
Saturday there was a
wreck near on the At
North Carolina railroad.
A white man a colons
were killed.
cs and v I he
list Sunday School to lie
held in Scotland Neck
can secure reduced rates over the
Seaboard Air Line and the Allan
Line by asking same
the ticket agent.
Brown informs us be
Owed bushels wheat
bushels, or an
average of SI I bushels to one
sowed. Better than in to I. This
is a we arc glad
to prim it.- Record.
Prank sou of Sir. Mrs.
Anderson of Salem.
met with a painful accident
day afternoon. In taking a ton-el
off the mantle, a pistol, was
under the towel, discharged, and
tin- ball entered the palm Frank's
left hand lodged in In-
Sentinel.
Friday in Cumberland count
five persons with two
shelter under a storm
was raging. Lighting the
tree killing . man
mule.-. Another man was so badly,
that it i thought he
can recover, and ail the other-
were somewhat injured.
Professor Wash
Si. has
made a II
the long official tit
of North
by taking the first
word of the title. I bus making lb
which i-
-boiler more than the
title. The people of the
I States now known as
leans would then have tin- n.
name of -I .
Monday evening there was
toil at the
ti horrible
which all others pale into
insignificance. lei was in a
yard, milking, along with Mi-
Julia who was living with
Lawrence Buchanan, a brother of
Tyler. The of the two
brothers arc a rods apart.
While Tyler and the girl were
milking. Reuben and Holier
brothers, came up. and a pleasant
day conversation took place.
When the two cows were milked,
the two changed their
talk and became abusive lo Tyler,
nursing him. The
girl then ran for the house and
Tyler started to also, when the
boys Intercepted bun at the
gate. Buchanan, that be
could not get away. undertook to
light the bill they were
too much for him, Reuben caught
him and hold him while Robert
-hot four bullet- into him. Hie lire
from the pistol burning his he-.
Reuben pounded bun with metal
knuckles and him in tin- hack
with a knife. One of ball-
entered bod above the
heart and ranged down above
the hip-, on the opposite sides an-
other entered collar
bone tanged down back;
another entered the temple
ranged down to the bank of the
neck, a fourth entered
in down and
through the lo Iron I.
Ii bat will end bis life.
lie as also horribly cut and II
bruised. The assassins lied to Hi
of I he mountains.
Herald.
WINSTON WAREHOUSES.
Proportions to Sell to the Dan.
Combine Declined.
NEWSY AND
NOTES.
July U,
Mi-s. of Ayden,
is her father, IN zoo,
here this weak.
read Cox's
Win-Ion. V C,
George Lea, of Danville, was
yesterday and this morning Inter
viewing ware
men with a view of buying
their Sir. Lea was not
given any encouragement, he
returned home today. II- did not
tell win. he represented, but the In- for Mill and An Excellent Combination.
is lie here iii-i,. n Saturday's pa
the company that recently
the Danville John Andrews
While here he called on pro I Frank Tyson of were
of the four warehouses, looking at brick and
P. W.
x-
IN
Heavy and Fare
of whom told did
loll to him ;
in tact, . ore t- sell.
Mi. one . make a
price on its then
an option nil it. This was
prompt Post.
A special from
the efforts n
I there
a in
. W. shipped a nice
order of 1,700 yards Wire Pence
In II. Ca Harrison, of last
Saturday.
will soon be over,
life, r win
their time to making Hack
Mi-s. Martha I. has
house
t. the proposed
Ii appears, from the Item.
in it.
fellows Irving lo engineer
the thing hum have been awful
liars. Aw the told our people improving quite rapidly.
they had alt other solid. yard force
K Press.
state Mrs.
f. House who is recover-
from a case of typhoid lever is
Tin- soil
of Well known
hp the
Illustrate
the of ll e liquid
f known to
medicinally laxative
in the form
lute to the It
perfect
the
dispelling headaches
gently yet promptly
to overcome constipation
Its perfect Iron
every
stance. Its on
liver and bow-els. without
or irritating them, make it tin
laxative
In the Has
re used, n-. they are pleasant to the
taste, but the medicinal qualities of the
other by a method
known to the Km
Co. only. In order lo Its beneficial
effects to avoid Imitations, please
remember the full name of
printed on the front of every
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
HAN FRANCISCO. CAL
LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW YORK. N Y.
Mil all .
The Sweeping
Slaughter
on
and the rate
are Ii will take main
FATAL gel
The
and Two Killed n of
v. they for you, or
fruit from you fill.
son. fountain,
drive
horse and
and Several Persons Injured.
a here of
lamentable on Mr.
plantation, in
in
purl of
a a
Andrew Murdock wan killed, in-
two mule, while Mia.
a white hoy and
a girl, the
two were more or
and injured.
prevalence of
the party, who were work
mi the took refuge under a
tree, under which ii had
the diatom for the lo
lake noon hum. Mr,
Mai-dock wag
when the home jumped off
n Main
-inn. to
the little fellow fall out
wagon, he had
enough to fall down in wagon
and pull all might, and
in keeping him In
stopped him in about a
yards, ll van very
however and goes lo prove
that there i some danger
any old horse.
Fruits of the Philippines.
fruits grow in great abundance,
in Spring Line
PERCENT. LESS THAN BEG
STORE BLIZZARD
Tills EVENING THE
PRICK THE
OF
PLACE.
Cotton lie
on i
kepi on
band.
sold. A trial will com you.
D.
ii.
IN
1.1.
Whichard. N.
The in every
and prices as low an
lowest. Highest prices
paid for
Points.
AN WOMEN.
Alter two years
Premium, have been paid
IN TUB
OF
was lo life, but
is hurl and ran the reputation of of then.
Mrs. was
is established even abroad. This
,, , . is true of mango, which is the
burned on parts of. . . ,
lies of us class.
Other fruits of the island are the
her body. The colored girl
on one foot, while
seems to have received serious
injuries.
ST FOR PI N.
A fruitless
pineapples on a pine tree.
he the spice of life,
but in the world
appears be the life of .
I'll to pill a -t.; to
the craftsman
when be bad examined the broken
The green apple a
place in the small hoy's
heart where he
thinks be can feel it when the colic
arrives.
One t chuckled the
smart man. as he made a
change of front with his reversible
the apple of the
the
only in Islands and
part of
pineapple, the tamarind, th.
lemon, jack, the
lube, the king of fruits
i, the plum,
the
the Veal the
i he pa paw, The pa paw Is eat-
en like a i
as an efficacious digestive. The
mice of of this frail ex
tract that n
the or
pepsin.
The banana grows in
I the Philippines. fruit is a
boon to the people, sup-
plying them at little with a
I delicious
article of
proceeded to perform the operation
on the second.
Magistrate the charge is some
against In schools
He held me your up the examination
ii up for an X.
S. M. Schultz,
. ft ; RETAIL
Prepared buckwheat, fancy Ponce
molasses, side meat, hams, should-
sugar,
cigarettes,
butter, mountain butter, full
cream sausage,
oat Bakes, hominy flakes, cotton-
seed meal hulls, cotton seed
at cents per bushel.
n. M SEEMS.
Sewing MACHINES
mo
CH A Etc
AT BOCK BOTTOM
Come to sec
M.
Phone M,
ii. Whits, w. t.
Well. I'll him up for an
three
Casey hear Dennis
m a
he Me-
tell
one bis i la lint
other two ain't dangerous, u nil
heal
f.
i BLOOD TELLS.
II I- l l If
I ,.,
v.-,,
ll- I,, will. Ii mini
I, Mir II l
n-
i hut.- tan . -tun
. to a
fIt.-n
Hip tin tn ii
CW. With
i -ti.-n
ill-r Tn
n.-i.--l inns
in one of the
a fen i claw
ii
boy wrote
mid who
Ravage is black and
a while the ft
wear hair a
feather in A that
was being In anatomy
was lo a body.
an
the most
the
lowing given a old
girl, who in mind an article
of wean body la t
hold up
We have opened
nix building with an entire new
complete stock of------
We Carry
licit Ii, I III.
I f ,,. ,,, ,. ,
in. I
HIS. Well- l II
an I Sight
II
n it it fella
blood and
as
Ci . Va.
of Bryan,
Notions, limits,
Shoes. Hals, Hardware,
Farm Implements,
Meat.
Lard, Tobacco, etc. in
every STAPLE ARTICLE
carried in a general
We Also Sell
HAY. OATH,
TON HULLS AND
MEAL AM
Our every tiling will lie
found us low at a good article can
Is-sold cordially in
to visit our
price- paid kind
of
N. V.
ASK YOUR DEALER
-w the
ShOe
. WARRANTED. .
, Best Westing mi
Shoe sold. a
m a,
a,
AU
FOR SALE
J. C. Cobb Son.
HAM . I
. ltd
v.
; -f
that
N. J.
Your
I.
Si. Value.
Loan Value.
I. up Insurance.
IV.
works
ii. Will within
years after lapse if you are
in good health.
After Year
No
Dividends are payable the
each
year, the
current year Is paid.
They used
To reduce Premiums, or
To Increase Insurance, or
To -Make Payable as
mi Endowment during the Lifetime
of Insured.
J, L.
n. o.
The Monarch of Strength is
COFFEE
us It Is all pure coffee,
I r
Its strength
freshly . I-. only In sealed
packages, The pack-
Is sealed the so that aroma Is
It hit flavor.
It la a luxury of
In
Cut get
valuable free,
ant ha. Is Ma
i. h. mi- and l
I 1- II la
CO.,
If your Grocer
all mineral waters. A positive cure for Indigestion,
Prostration and all Kidney and
Liver Troubles. Its general restorative properties are wonderful.
Spring has peculiarities. All seven are marvelous.
Reduced Rates on Rail Roads.
Hacks to meet every Train.
LINK. TO
Waterworks in bold. Hot or cold waler free to guests,
for terms address
F SMITH
Some ll, Some Return.
III.
Delia is sick.
II. Harris went lo Washing
lull .
are Was Hal lie
Smith.
E. II.
Mount .
wen to
what do we We are still poshing to the trout
and are selling goods at prices.
returned
today from Ocracoke.
John of Wilson, came
down evening.
A. Moore illumed Tuesday
evening from a to bi
home
Miss Jesse I-
COUNT
Bloc Si
to a.
trustees.
went
Hill lo
friends,
Mrs. II. Wilkinson lit
tie daughter
are visiting i
Misses and Man
of arc i-ii in
of D. Mi me in
FRANK WILSON,
, ISM
Killed Back Will,
one ill
II, Small,
Washington, was
i- . ,, . , , . . young farmer-
-ii. i. i-. Hooker returned Sat-
evening from
Fine
Shoes
I nick mi his farm
Misses Sarah and Bottle As he to gel
returned today from Ocracoke.
with u line buck,
line.
a fence I c
II School Di
n -tors, . p. Harding
M. en i Man
-i ; ; a
. . i.
I in , . v ,. M.
a- Sup en lent of
folios log arc
for the tow
W. II. I.
. ii, Jesse II.
Bethel s. A. I;
MONEY
WK Vial, u ii. CAN .
vi Toil ii i
IT SEIKO-
Fine
Hats
Dial
lion
local
The end of all
Watermelons are
to market.
coming along
going
Most of Hie arc through
laying crops.
The smile lathe basis of I lie wire-
of love.
all the new atom
up are ready for the roofs.
Cheese and Shred
Oho nil at S.
July continues to give us some
right cool Wither for summer.
hi supply lug
market
Maude, dear, it's true Dial
the yacht Columbia is
The river become muddy
and parties are not in it at
present.
Superintendent Schools.
The Board of County School
Directors elected Prof. W,
II. of
the public schools of the
Helen Forbes and Hilda lie i so KI
went to Tarboro today, j, ,,, ,,,
Miss Mai lie King Mr. seized
to visit relatives in the opportunity and dealt the back
a blow over head a a hoe
Ashley Patrick which he had ill hi- band
In- when
Misses Patrick and he his with hi- knife
morning to If coarse Mr. enjoyed his
Cherry, Mule.
or Ham
r. a .
Win
MAX AND TOP
, in tn and
h; J .-.
CO. Props.,
-L. N.
in
Chief of Police W. It. has
to the on
this selection they were guided
by the desire to do the greatest
good i the school Interests of the of the Weekly, hit
, , . , . attend the Press
county and chose the heal man for at Carolina Batch.
John
Maim II and II it
. M. Lung. I. J.
and J. M.
II. Harris, A.
M.
in State.
The Health which i- and II.
issued ti,,. Carolina Self Creek i.
venison and was I hi- pi i .-
Oxford Led-.-i.
A. II. -iii-lit-
I. .
Noah T. Cox, A. K,
Tucker. Marshall , t
Harris. J. II.
lo COM I. AM, Ml. ;
I MM
Mei
Mrs. II. A. While.
sand Miss Ma
morning for
Mrs. D. I.
j Board of gives the small
ii-, in Stale I'd m u.
J. J. Moore I.
The Board , i i-- I i,
appointed fur in
i-
chi
the place w c mid In- found.
Prof. is
, ., , James Miss Man
m,,,,,,,,, ,,. Ma
but bus been honored with , There was a total of i
gut or the teachers to the bull The disease was be oilier wise done.
that of President of the game. There was a total of urged
His life work has been . . I IT Its, of which were colored Trustees -hall meet at
once and organize by electing one
f deaths of chairman, one sec
honors because of a possibility of today. led, with a total of. while and up joint the
their with his labors in I in. who has been Mecklenburg followed with The for the various district. i
bis el
B. WHITE. I
Colvin
even who has been spending,,
to the de-lining of other with his father, number
i chosen profession. It need not visiting his father in this rate was per rent. I heir township.
line.
However it may lie and said
that under his direction
Kill women could get into . .,,,, , ,.,,.,
heaven on of
dressmakers. interest in schools Bill education.
and advancement mil
will the watchword all over the
be said that he w ill till Ibis to lo bis j Among I he colored population tin
Superintendent well, his work in at j death was cent, and
like position heretofore Mug Smith and W. Hart the whiles.
Quite a party will leave here
Saturday on the freight train for
City.
If sleep is conducive In beauty
some people must from
chronic insomnia.
Resolutions of Thanks.
Whereas the officers teachers
members of
Satan would be unable lo run his Methodist Sunday school desire lo
oiler some testimonial of their
appreciation for the kindly greet-
if men didn't furnish him
so much free help.
A certain man advanced the
theory dynamite was soluble,
bill Dial's been exploded.
It's only natural the small
boy should blabber when his stern
undertakes to whale hint.
hearty welcome, extended
W.
of the ill I, of July,
therefore be ii
i I Thai school now
in session by a rising vote extend
Between a smallpox scare Mr. his
In lag to engineer a ware- cordial i
house trust, a., is lull , , ,, , .
banded hospitality shown
the on its annual outing and
There will la- u improvement
. I I. A . . ,. . . a . . . I , . . . , . . , . . .
That a copy of these
newspapers of the State this
weak while editors are
convention.
There were several applications
to lower the value of properly
lo Hoard of County
Commissioners Monday, but they
reduced very few.
speaking of and combines,
it is rumored that a syndicate of
English noblemen will soon secure
an option on all the marriageable
heiresses in America-
When a man to a
woman it's generally a sign that he
wants to marry her, and when he
doesn't pay attention to
often a sign be married
her.
Tin; job presses are
humming with warehouse
work. The market here will open
August and our warehouses
will have nothing to do with
I rust.
lions be sent lo Mr. W. Sauls-
bury, a copy Is- spread u pun the
record of this school and a
copy la-sen
run for publication.
II Willis,
Com.
Mils. II. C.
M. K. Church N.
Taxes Wrong.
This thing of lax i- all
of Children. It la right a
David Hunt tax an dealer, u
to marry his wife, he called his man who comes along and
children to witness the UP money, puts in
W. It. Wilson went to lout in the SO fed from the and
representing Free Will
at Ayden, passed through this
for Carolina Hatch t at-1
lend the n.
tin
Cobb left Ibis for
X. M. Watson went to
this lining.
ll. If. urned to Wash-
this
it. L. Starkey came in Monday
evening from Norfolk,
of
came in M evening.
Sugg this
for I to visit relatives.
Mrs.
Monday evening from
Mrs. D Moore little Monday evening
Miss Washing rick on b
Mr. and Mrs. M. of
Washington arrived yesterday to
visit relatives here.
Mrs. Duncan, wife of Collector
K. Duncan, died at
City Saturday night,
Mrs. House returned Mon-
day evening from a visit to
in
house, he had
up a stake.
but a man investment,
and commanding aid to place valuation tax on hi- properly
hands upon stake, a legitimate business
mar- a privilege lax
ceremony, in an
man lo bis making his pays no such
children legitimate heirs lo his That great exponent of pure
estate, is the story told us. with Thomas
marriage. excise las is
We are also informed Dial mis
was crop lie raised.- ii In the
Vindicator. on
. i-.-.;. bur
. nit ion alike. There i- no
justice nor Democracy in pulling
excise lax on a man for
in one necessary article and letting
I another man deal in another m
NOT
LAST
ALWAY.
My trade last week
i was very satisfactory
f and I still have a good I
J number of those
g choice left.
ft
Sum Reward.
Coroner c.
has received a letter from the
Private advising
that the had
Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Notions
Furnishings,
,. v without having to a which determine In
a reward for the capture of. . . , to Miss Ali.-c
special lax. Take, for instance,
one of articles
w h fathers have laid an
Moore, colored, one of the
murderers of Constable
Bryan, of Moore was one.
., ,., . ,, tax upon,
of in
. . ,. ,, ,, Now, win nut special lax ten
who made his escape. I lie other I
,. i ii i ii dollars mi every man w in
three arc and Is
that Moore mas
sell Come and sea me in Hie
The Firemen.
Hope Company had its reg-
monthly Hireling Monday
night mid considerable business
was transact It was ordered ii
Dial on evening of their regular
mil-ling, which is second lion
day in each mouth, the lire
alarm would be tapped eight or
nine to notify Hie
need not be alarmed
hat have lost Jon the second Monday
And a man can
the same amount money in com
a business in
a cent lax. W In i
day j ,, ,,.,.,,.,,.,,, ,,. ,,,,,,
ill and lie dialer .
Sign Hoards.
Km got inlay .
Tobacco Flues
Miss Abide Smith is f v ought to
their
SIMPLE
things. An ex
C E C C mother
lie, if she stop;
to think a moment, how danger-
wrong it is to swallow
when in her condition. She
can see that the outside application
a liniment which softens and
relaxes must certainly be the thing
tor her to use. Such a liniment is
MOTHER'S FRIEND
which depend Upon
cf Wore and
during labor, to us
free book, Baby
is Friend is sold in
stores -r t a bottle, or from
Chief A.
company Hint he bad
a lamp to be put
in front of the engine house. It
will Is- every night in year,
so in ease of an alarm the
can sir what they are doing. The
company is in a nourishing
and should is- encouraged
number of out
joining. The Hoard of Aldermen
would receive every
member would give them
uniforms.
The Orphans.
Hear in mind tin- fad Hint a
choir the Oxford Orphan
will beat I ho Opera House on
and they should be
greeted n packed house.
W. T. Harris and wife, of Falk-
land, look the train here this morn-
for Panacea Springs.
Can-it, traveling auditor
of the Western Union
Company, spent today here.
T, II. Tyson left Monday for a
trip lo Ayden. Kin
ton. It is bis lime for a vacation,
and Linda
Who have been visiting friends and
relatives here left for their home
in Washington today.
The editor and Mrs.
left Ibis fur Carolina
to attend the
From Will go lo
Bet i-ii Springs.
Aug. M. Moore left this
for
P. II is here slinking
bands with Ills many
Mrs. L. I. to Wilson
this morning lo visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. E, II. let
Tuesday afternoon
City.
Misses i Mamie
in
the roads. It would cost lit
lie be worth much. A
ranger feels more for a
Community where the roads are
thus A man who gels
it a tired, horse,
needs grace.
II.
Licenses.
of Moors had
for only three marriage
last week, as follows;
in
I. Inn -I Ca-a
I t P.
and Bell
Al the Opera,
Opera House management
Informs OS be has booked a
nice hue attractions the
coming season which opens hen-on
August Nth the I The,
Ire Com pa In this
and
will is
also with I hem.
lion and we arc. Ural, and all
the lime, against any
lion.
ll- ,,,. -1 ii i
ii It I I Key.
ii, -v i mill Men
i-v fit -i x . -i, i .
ll j. I . .,. ,
I. Sold mi I i. i
Some of the less experienced
line milkers employ such cheap work-
men and their so ill titling
l ha l have lo loops on them so
can lie them together wire
in We have experience In Flue making
and our- have ;. o, lied III barn; but, of we
put ii want You w ill us
Tobacco Factory
where we are busy making and Tin Booting,
Bicycles, Guns Pistols
S. E. PENDER CO.
ANNOUNCEMENT.-
. ,.
I ti ax
s A. Mom- hi the
t mill the Hole Owner and
C P I and an, position to the clop
at I'm and adjoining than any other
at -V in
of tilling with drummers thin sea
., out v customer
IN ON. In the way price-
lit t u BUB tutu ill i iii ii A
So when
railed lo
our
FORBES.
Sole Owner Proprietor PLANTERS WAREHOUSE.
.-S'S.
MONEY IS NO OBJECT.
The Reflector
Book Store
Has on hand a supply of
I The Standard Bottles
ii.- Truth.
look a cradle and be
hold male babe. Al
i he i a kid
half the off hi
eye for U is
tin- prim shop,
he la i he publisher of a country
newspaper the head of ever
enterprise calculated lo improve
the town or enrich the
Mini he's an
man with a bald head
mil bob in hi- and at
be a
.- i k-fl
. of r. a M
Hand frees and a
lion with deli
subscriber who line up and march
past in- was s
I . be could
i nave an; Ex.
EDUCATIONAL.
OAK RIDGE INSTITUTE.
NOTICE.
Petition to
sell land to
make assets
NOTICE.
By virtue of the power me
a.
in into. Proceed
lug locket Nu. entitled M. Dix
and David Dixon by hut
friend Thomas H. Ex.
I will sell at public sale be
the Court door
Monday the Ma day
o'clock noon,
all the pine, cypress popular
timber of above the size of
twelve diameter at the
bate when the same may be cut,
together with the privilege of seven
within t. rut re-
and also the
usual right of way appertaining to
The Equipped Kilting s. in the South.
-I. Scientific, Commercial. student last year. North West of
feet above level. State chain
in Football. Track Athletics for many yen's
lie -h
and facilities annual session opens August
For beautiful address,
c . . j
J. M. H. Holt
year opens
Mild. Largest en
per bottle- c Wire stand Cents.
Never spill when over.
When you want
STATIONERY
Slate i of i
. V Ml.
Ku ink v makes
he Is senior partner of the
Trunk Co .
business in ll Toledo.
County State aforesaid,
Ii it said ill pa the sum
in for
and every Catarrh
Is-cured by the Hall's of any College III the
i . hi ire. infers lo young women thorough South. Completes Gymnasium
lo and Board lo 10.00
, . v presence, this of industrial education and special per mouth. Scholarships for
nil., r. A. I. I
Public.
Hull's Catarrh Cure i- taken in-
illy, mid art direct on the
inn. -in the
Ill
Sold druggists.
Lot.
i i Annul ex worth young men.
run residents en admitted to all
of for to
lasso-. Send
a Characteristic of
Store
Has matriculated about
representing ever
county in the State except one.
Practice and Observation School of
pupil-. To secure board
in all free tuition up
should lie made
August l-i.
led s
I'm and
lion
Mi
V. C.
THE OF C
Slate North I
i i
I Superior Court.
i Special Proceed
P. A.
of
L.
Ii. Cox,
and
Samuel
Ii in ibis
b to the of
the Court, ilia.-. It. Cox,
Cox.
I Of the above named arc
I lion of Stale of North for the of said tin.-
and after due diligence -now growing up
be found within the Stale; on I tracts of laud situated
ii further, in like manner Township, Pitt
that of ; North Carolina. tract
I in favor of plaintiff and ling the lauds Elks. J. J.
B the defendants Charles Dixon J. W.
I respect to in and others as
Slate and and the at the big
Chas. It. Cox, Emma J. Cox light stake
Samuel are south west course
to line, a Sweet
It is therefore ordered pub then running a
be made in knot
III n a newspaper corner on Tar Kiln Bad. then rim-
ed Greenville, X. C. for six west course
successive weeks, commanding the to a box pine corner, then a north
said defendants to appear in the of In Sweet
lice of the Clerk of tin- the then down
of Pitt m town i he Long branch lo the lie
a See
the 5th July. and an deed from W. wife to
or demur to the petition book K-4 lo
or will begin which reference is made.
against them for relief demand Also one oilier tract,
the complaint.
Done
X. this --ml day of May.
Ii. c.
Skinner c. s. C.
Give a
You may never but
Should you ever want
So In I have
-aid a the world,
, lei of is
the lime. The arc
mil in hurry i I licit i-
I hiss i hut the their
ail ever
, minute you stayed was
they fret
mil do
devote lo appears
I the can spare, and lake
Hie -ell.- . AN- HI ,
The work to lie incidental. I N
ii OF
toil when i In- lime inn sill I'll i
gel ii with
to have j
strength reserve. It i certain
a . of l i.-
Widest and miles
in its history. Tamil i
Students . A.
Courses; Elective Courses; Pro ;
Schools, in in Hal- i
. ii -i in and in Pharmacy. New build
the lands of W. C. John
and others as follows
at pine in John
Elks line a corner E. M.
and and run-
in a direction
ii Ii a Branch, about
thence with the branch to E. SI.
and C.
in the containing
more or
Terms of sale
Win. II. Lotto,
X. C, May 2nd
PEACE inSTITUTE,
RALEIGH, N. i .
the best female schools in
Snub, and the cheapest for ad
vantages given. Si t d
JAMES DINWIDDIE, M. A.
Tudor and virtue of an ad
of the Legislature of North Caro-
to provide.
for the town and I. n
ship of bethel. Tut county, North
Water Works. Splendid Li
fee.
Hie laws governing elections,
Classes open to women. Board of Pitt virtue of the power of sale
a Board a do hereby give notice that contained in a certain Mortgage
opportunity for Scholarships and will lie held on the Brat Dead executed and delivered by-
Loans tor the needy. Free tuition tor Thursday August, law, x the k. r
I polling place township. i is. Webb on of
Summer School tor Teachers. ail ,,,, duly recorded
instructors, students. Total enrollment ,
-ii-
I Impel Mill. N. .
of establishing a in the of of
Bar in said of North
registration will be opened and Hook X I, pages lit. and
closed, challenges will be the will expose to
Give us a call.
lit
in III
in
DI
school
a.
Visiting Card
-c Full Sheet Poster.
The Daily Reflector
homo news every
at the price
Are
you a not,
to lie.
The Eastern Reflector
. in in he
TYPE ASH
WHO WANTS IT
SPEAK QUICK.
Tin 111.11. ally
1- I two printing office
an I Inn n In- ma-
will be cheap.
Tl i- n cylinder large
, ii t. a nine column
i i-1. In splendid i in,
quantity of Small Long
I i i in- r. and
. in furnish a
I complete large enough for a
ix or column
tin- type
shown in the
being t ii nm c just
u it inn-, h it
how well it the
Small Pica of which there ii
pair of
is a j i from
Long Pi have -I
pair or tin . In
do not gal
cast wide, hut a good
. able of much
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lien i-iii- t -1 I a
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said election conducted in
accordance with the laws of
I a rot inn.
All those who arc in favor of a
printed with I he word
and those wishing lo
vole against shall vote
a written printed ticket with the
words Dispensary.
order of the Hoard of Com
of Tilt County, made
this lib of June,
T. R. Clerk.
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A M
y. a
every
Sunday morning and evening. Ev-
prayer
M., and Litany in A.
M. . I. A.
in Charge.
every Bun-
day, morning and evening. Pray-
meeting evening. Lev.
W. Setzer,
j school a. in. .
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morning and evening. Prayer l. Met t
I meet Wednesday evening. Annie and
public sale, before I he Court House
door in for rash, to the
bidder,
day of July, the following
shall vote a written property, lo wit Lying and
in the of I'm and
township, adjoining the
lands of Jason Joyner. Cornelius
others, and known as
the lot Battle Lewis drew in the
division of the land of Luther
Joyner, containing thirty-
nine acres more or less, lo satisfy
said I iced.
This day of June UM.
Mortgagee.
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TWICE-A WEEK
Is year i; in-
die news every
and s
tobacco, that worm
many times
subscription mice.
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The A do-
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on I-1 of July, dis
In
in-- the of
I Mo;, All
pi lo III in arc
re to pay
to Ow Forbes.
a.
This of 1800.
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in U. A. o.
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, 1.11.1 . meets every even
. W. I. Wilson. I. M. U.
virtue of an order of the
Clerk of the Superior Court Tilt
made in the case of Jacob
Administrator of John
Mi-Col-
others,
M. Watson. at law, the undersigned Ad
p. W f. Harding, ill sell for cash be
fore Court House door in tin-en-
Services third Monday, the day of
August, 1800, following
pastor. Sunday- piece or of laud alt-
school.- p. m. I. in the county of Tilt
known in
v regular of the lands of Mary
V. as Lot MO.
at a stake on
lib corner of No. and runs
W. I i a corner on the
thence down said Creek to
a from a line
l X. K. a Sassafras
old thence
I with hedgerow
lo an assessment of 125.00 due
Lot No. Containing acres,
more or less. JACOB
James,
Attorney.
OLD DOMINION LINE
A. T. ft A. II.
No. inn-ts
third Monday I.
W. If. If. Bee
Covenant Lodge. No.
IV. evening.
n. II. N.
K. of T. Tar Lodge. No.
J. L. C. S. C. Carr,
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Wilson. R. M. K.
I. O
Johnson,
II.
all i-II ill
M.
Tass. Agent
It. K Manager.
T. II. in, Traffic
Arrest
by the timely UM of
Tint s Liver fills, an old
favorite remedy of increasing
popularity. Always cures
SICK HEADACHE,
sour malaria,
torpid liver, constipation
and all bilious diseases.
Liver PILLS
eel
A. II, Council,
I o, every Aral and third
Thursday In odd
Hall. J. Worthy
I Ban.
LO. Conclave
i No. i-very and
nights Odd
Hows Hull. W. II. Wilson
Sec.
Ton Invent J gt I
S. ml . I. U -i , L-.
for
OM .
C. CO.
On Monday at 7th day of August,
A. II. I will sell at the Court
House in the town of
ville bidder cash
tract of laud in Pit county con
taint about I bound
ad as Situated in
ville township at the
mouth a slough on tar river
Alfred and his
line south west poles to u
on mill pond
another of A Herd corners,
thence up said mill pond to a stake
Centered by thence
north east poles to two
hickory on the river bank, thence
river SI poles to begin-
acres more or
less Hid land lot DO I allotted
lo A. A. Jr., the
ion of lands of Arthur
lo satisfy execution in my hands
and bus levied said
the property of T. J.
This lid day July,
M.
Sheriff
SIR VICE
leave Washington OB
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri-
days at ii A. M. for
water permitting,
A.
M., A. II. on Tues-
days, Thursdays and
Hailing hours subject to change de-
pending on stage of water.
Connecting at Washington
for Norfolk, Baltimore,
New- York and Boa-
ton, and for all point for West
with railroads at Norfolk.
should Older freight by
Old Dominion H. Co.
Sew York; Clyde Line from
Bay Line from Baltimore;
Line from
Boston.
JNO. N. BOW,
Washington, N.
J.
.-in in, V
J. L BELT,
IN-
LINK
HORSES
Line of Hardware.
I can be found the
brick store formerly
occupied by J.
W.
TO MK.
J. B.
--q-.
The Eastern Reflector
D. J. WHICH ARD, Editor and Owner TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION. TERMS Year in Advance.
KB
Tuesday
Friday
-AT-
VOL. XVIII.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, TUESDAY. JULY
NO
The slate lit
will beheld in
Mb, pea
pL- of prop m
to celebrate the in a lit-
The Herald well Man And
lithe up
no ii h ; In the
The era
so ii worn
The some would
be Into a
the all win.
attend feel
in the
addition lo the me Hie
North Carolina Stale
inter-
eating thereto, inch
contests, reel
book and ladder race., etc.,
he other Interest-
features. On
August it. a road eon
grant will lie held, and
will U- made J. A. Holmes
slate geologist, and oilier
and well informed people on
of roads. Tiles
lay night annual meeting
the State will
beheld. The grand reel parade
and display will
conic Wed morning, and
this feature alone will .
traveling miles to sec.
day afternoon will be devoted to seller,
horse racing. Liberal purses
some of I he lines blood
nil .-lock aslant will be on turf, j
The half-mile track has in
and
I one time -m.;
in a
in a ban-and
horse. The girl began the shooting
to keep
The i- a
mil where hit. marry her. Young
are and i.-l be had w ho i- son pion,
an sale, there was
lO buy. II the a picnic when Miss
drove iii grounds and naked
him t,
has been lo control
places of sale, or lo
so us can. sale ill a
lain place or a few plan and cl.-i-
other
place- is rue, farmers
should organize lo ibis by
slicking lo
Let every tub Maud ii- u
ton, The trust cannot sac, i oil j
closing warehouses the own
era thereof sell to it, and Ibis minding of
they are not lo do; and healed
if they it may l- known Miss
more from the than if he Was lo
they could peel in mi hand- bU lo marry her.
ling of the product on their own young man replied with
floors. There is law. human or emphatic
divine.
lake a drive
and I
look the rein- her hands. II
bade his
whip
and were down lane
leading toward
Tin- had not far when
Mi-s chiding
her lover re-
July we w i; a
lots SHOES
i.
K Ti ii .
i X
I II i lb
Lot
It I .-
price
r i
II Him
82.50
splendid for the
and I hose who attend
to see some
races. The industrial exhibit,
hades and Uncurls
exhibit will
Two spacious hulls have
been secured, and two of the
bands in w
mis No admission will
lie charged to anything, except the
races.
is putting on her
clothes for Ibis event
her are
with enthusiasm. Tremendous
crowds and even
body collies may feel
will he properly eared for.
only boarding houses
private homes
will be thrown open to if
you go to t you will
lie stranger in a strange
but you will be guest of the
people on
globe. They will lake you by
hand and make you feel you
are among friend-
The nil I rind rates are so low as
to enable all lo attend.
will be sold a basis of one
class fare for round trip. Tick
els will In- on sale July mid
August , , food to return
until August tin August
rate of practically one cent a mile
will prevail. Thin will
lo points miles of
and beyond
distance lo include
and Ashe-
ville.
cm In- any
will or inn one
el.-c lo buy on inn
or all.
trust and all en-
gaged arc
lo of
go of
will , and
where the beat nun is- had.
The farmers therefore la- as
strength dually
girl
over the seal of buggy holding
powerful, If w ill, us the trust, her arm in such a position -he
of when- could While
they will sell, if they less he of
the prices at which will his revolver Into the body of the
sell. lo the spirit of girl. When the horse was slopped
independence as well as intelligence both worn exhausted front lo-s of
Of our farmers to say they can be from
made mere vassals by a few shrewd say it is only of a
man, determined I Ian hours when will claim
a- us those with whom I Miss
y I ire.
I ,. II
To. pi .
W aid b. -an with
el nip like
I cat
I he; In re. and I ran
Prices
.,, .
male .
a bat the
lit. I did only
i ,, Hi, .
; i ,
; i. here lire
lo whom the i .,
I .-I
,. I In- I, .
dune in- in ,. They
d ., a which
make, ii appear ii
in a . Thai i- w rung.
lime when I
loin i. I, empty. I lie. I
lake
be. i
i-ii-ii ml lorn
for you,
I like in I mi in
I- Mi he i u
la I friend in i-
-I. H ii I'd
and public mull I have
i. sell In . ;, i ll,.
y oil nil ii real
vi nip . m ml ii,
II in
M. Ml . Ill .,, In
i- nil ntH for President, and
when m the lie.-tulle
em ill.
in please.
c ii ill lei
I hem , ii roil ml, mid I hen lei
I -ii dun u and pout,
j-
j Paying Double
in,
Sly h-.
in In
Which a out of
tin- folds her placed
nulled Hie gel. The bulb I
went home. reins,
hi-
left same time draw
own revolver,
A niggle now i he
buggy from side lo us
the home ii
M pi .
III each sly
i-
I Black
a I
ill
Be;
ken -i-i
w In
If y
you buy m
broken
III wen
cents
Tin
line of In. will l
selves, nine
nu ii counter it-
J. B. CHERRY C
NO
The woman who is lovely in face,
form and temper will always have
friends, but one who would be at
keep her health. If
she is weak, sickly and all run
down she will he lien
If she has constipation or
kidney trouble, her impure blood
will cause pimples, skin
eruptions and a wretched complex
inn. Hitters is the brat
medicine in world to regulate
stomach, and kidneys and to
purify- blood. II gives strong
nerves, bright eyes,
skin, rich complexion. It
will make a looking, charm
woman a run down invalid,
cents L.
Drug store.
they deal can be, and will
compel
We faith In the
nor do we believe Hull they
can be tor long by any
combination dependence
will yd assert itself and re
the according us
conditions may require and
A special to the Char-
Observer a strange
seems to attend Houston
family of I hat place. Daily in
I members of Die family
these being only
deaths from disease in Mm-
wool her members of the
family were recently discharged
pest house cured.
day morning one of these, a
man, Houston by name, shot fall
daughter of wealthy parents.
Arlington. III.,
Tend r I
hale sight women insight.
Slang is the wart language,
A broken silence is never re-
paired.
The melon season has
come.
A person at sen is generally,
oils.
A at ll anything else bill
is blue of
soul.
The cheerful i-a
lonesome man.
The roar of lied i- on i lit- sen
of matrimony
was man I i
-Were
the by which you
would be able to identify
Witness -Vis, lie stuttered
Chicago Tribune.
his sister in law, the widow of a
brother Who had died lib small
pox. The woman has since died.
parties claimed that the
shooting was accidental but
neighbor say a violent
rel was in progress when
occurred. is
In Jail awaiting an
That
its fatal germs,
so that no home is sale its
ravages, but found
a sure protection against this
malady Or, King's New
lien you feel a sore-
your and muscles,
have chills and fever, with sort
back of head,
i i symptoms and a stubborn
cough you may know you have
that yon need Dr. King's
New it will
cure the heal in
membranes, kill
genus the
of the malady . Trice SO
11.00. Money back if mil
cured. A trial at J. L.
Drug Store
Thing never sound right
man who can only bear
left ear.
v is now
luted lo mean I came, she -an , we
is name of a
new novel. We suppose II had a
bad cud.
And now they a
farmer because he improves so
many
Hue boil in the put la two
Oil the face, docs not make
such an able impression.
Light cares, stream
make a noise; great ones like
deep livers, How on silence; and
without a ripple sound to break
the hushed of their placid
current.
The man. who wool sailing
City w a gill
displayed
and lost a
opportunity fir high wrought
.--Henry
Motor.
Hardware.
Paints Oils
BRUSHES
Building.
xv
When a girl i led
hi. i. iii-1-i i her In i
a- it was ii
III -all-
In women Hides, n
co-i- Ii cm abuse some
body all i ward- for spending so
h.
A ha- few who do
not wonder, her
if she used
The world i gelling easier for
he I buy every
thing cooked, everything
made,
day .
An Ab woman is -i, fond
ii riling i send,.
upstairs . husband lo n
la-l i- .
An in ii pally
recently which to I
or any one
else, guests hit
iii o Italic
coiner.
girl In town has
joined th ii i. I in-
l -ale ll II
man.
. . a
I.,
Let The Work On On.
Winston Charlotte have
placed back speller the
b-i honk for the public
schools. Ah aw matter if fact these
i a roll ton may
more progressive in ibis
i. -p. I w Inch is
lo a spelling reform,
an of correcting
the . ii- bad spelling. No one
has mil lo
Hi- others can
now people know how i
spell, ll great many
ii ho learned from
blue back, and its adoption Into
. ii might be ii
The
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lire, tin nearly one
a tail of Babies.
was a lull last
k in New York a
record breaker, John Mason,
ii iii old dropped from
ii fourth story, struck an awning
lauded a basket of waste.
condition to consume a lull
-hare soothing nip.
John ll sixteen months
Id boy, fell feel and
a friendly pile of ashes.
i- still liable to walk
ill midnight squeezing the
of him.
Salve.
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fills, Sores, Salt
Chap
Hands. C Corns,
all Skin mid
cures Tiles, or pay required,
is lo give
I'm lion or money refunded. Trice
per Tor
L. Woolen.
New York, duly in. At a meet-
of ill directors of
Company, held
today. Mi. M. was
elected president, to succeed the
In. Henry
us formerly vice
and general f com-
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