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MP V r r v if runt Norfolk, Va. Factor and handlers of j Ties and Buns. end shipments cited p. R. L. Dentist. GREENVILLE, N. C, C. FLANAGAN, Attorney at Law, Greenville. N. C. pRANK If. WOOTEN, Attorney-at-Law, LE N. C. Dental l Surgeon Lumber. We are establishing a saw mill on the A. J. Tyson farm, one mile above Tyson church and miles, from Farmville, and lumber of any kind. Will make a specialty of heart timber- A. J- Greenville, William Fountain, H. Physician and Surgeon, GREENVILLE. N. C Office one door east post office, street 5.- . M. SCHULTZ Wholesale retail Grocer and Dealer. for W, Fur. Cotton Bead, Oil Hat- Turkeys, Egg, ,. Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba Carriage, Mm , lea, Lounges, sate, i. and Gail Ax B Key West Che-1 , Henry George Claw, Can-, Cherries, Apple,. e Apples, Jelly, Milk,, in Sugar, Meat, Soap- ,., , Magic Food, Matches, Oil. D Seed Meal and Hulls, Gr, b-. Seeds. Oranges, Apples, ladles. Dried Apple, Peaches, P Currents, Raisins, Glass a Ware, Tin and Ware Cakes and Crackers, c Cheese, Best Butter, New S Machines, and nu- other goods. Quality for cash. me S. M. A GOOD CHANGE To Join Your Comrades At June 14-16,1904- On account of the Confederate Veterans Reunion the Atlantic Coast Line will sell round trip tick- to Nashville, from Greenville at a rate of on sale 10th to 15th, inclusive, limited to return j i to leave Nashville, 18th, An extension of the final limit I lo July 1904. can be by depositing tickets with I Richardson, Special Agent, Nash-, ville, between the hours of j a. m., and p. m., 10th to inclusive, and up mi the pay-, of a fee of cents. Schedules and other information will be gladly furnished. H. M. W. J. T. M. G. P. A. Wilmington, N. C. Notice. This is to notify all persons in- to me to please come up and settle, either by the cash or note All persons having claims against me will please present same and get their cash. I desire a full settlement with everybody within the next thirty days from tins date. May Died. Mrs. Nobles, wife of S E Nobles died Wednesday alter noon, May of paralysis, at her home in Carolina township. She leaves a and six to mourn her death. Report of the condition of of Greenville Greenville, At the close of business Loans and Discounts Overdrafts MR'S Furniture Fixtures Due from Banks Checks cash items Sold Coin Silver Coin 27,871.00 Stock paid in Surplus, Undivided Profits less Expenses Paid Deposits Cashier's checks out- 8883,466.12 North County of Pitt. I, James L. Little, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the beet of my knowledge and belief JAMES L. LI ILL. Cashier. Subscribed and to Public J. G. MOVE, R. A. TYSON, J. A. ANDREWS, Directors R L DAVIS, J L. Announcement We beg leave to announce that we are Wholesale and Retail for White Lead, Paints, Colors, and and country Ready nixed Paints. There is no line in the world better than the Harrison line. It has behind it a reputation for honorable wares and honorable dealings. If you use the Harrison Paints you need never worry quality. We trust that you will favor us with your orders whenever you want good paint for any Have just a car load and can give you Special Prices. Hart. GREENVILLE, N. C, C. V. York. L. H. Pender. One the many excellent suite in this big stock of CLOTHING, will be to put off for many long days m mm whit size or shape a man or youth may be -Tall and Slim-, Short and Stout, we can fit him to per- The variety of sizes make poss, Sprint is looking over the shoulder o Winter Styles for the season are here at 13.50. 18.00 20.00. FORBES, THE MAN'S OUTFITTER, burial Sieving Parlors,; Hopkins, Daniel Davis, Cleanliness our Motto. Only experienced men em- ployed. Opposite drug, store. SHINGLES it can supply the public with in any quantity, w., his trade, p. O. c. ti We ask for our el The Building and Lumber Co., Contractors, Constructors and MANUFACTURERS by b. North machine up Ml . .,., Tin door to Mr if L Wyatt charge and department. You a room advance tor you bought or It I. the beet Lamp made. Wholesale China, and S. Charles M., BALTIMORE, TO. Many new and pretty of Lawns Prints. Indeed more correct to say that one of them are new and pretty. They are from leading man- and their equal to their Lawns, Percales and No. our best to give BUS i--i-a-M AT ST. LOUIS, I Is brought within easy reach by the low rates offered by THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE. Season, Sixty Day and Fifteen Day tickets now on sale. For rates and other information call on any Agent, or write H. M. Emerson, W. J Craig G. P A. Wilmington, N. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. D. J. WHICHARD. Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, TUESDAY, JUNE 1904. No. PERSONALS AND SOCIAL THURSDAY, John to Weldon F. C. Harding went to Wash- today. W. R. Parker went to ville Wednesday. Mrs. W. A. went to den L. I. returned this morn- from Raleigh. Miss Nora Laughinghouse went to Ayden Wednesday evening. Mrs. J. A. Hornaday and little this morning for Miss Sue of Hassell, Is Lena and Mamie KinS Miss Maud Evans, of is visiting mother, Mrs. Evans. Jarvis from school at the A. M. college Mrs. f Louisburg, who hrs been visiting tier daughter, Mrs. S. J. Parham, returned today. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cherry, J. B. Cherry, Jr., J. L, A. M. Moseley S. returned today from Seven Springs. FRIDAY, Jesse left this morning. J. F. Brinkley went to today. W. Atkins to Rocky Mount today. B. E. Parham to today. Mrs. J. W, Brown left this Horning Mount. Mr.-. Abram Cox to Thursday evening. Mrs. returned to Ayden Thursday evening Rev. W. Cox returned from Wilmington Thursday J. returned from Nor- folk King went to Thursday evening. Mks Cox went to Ayden Thursday Mine Ne lie to Ayden J. W. Brown to Thursday evening. returned Thursday Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Warren re- turned from Richmond Thursday Mrs. Perry and sou, Julian, of Wilson, are visiting Mrs. N. E. Anderson. Fred M. of Edenton, bis parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Rosa Hooker Lena An- Mamie spent Thursday Washington. Misses Carrie and Henrietta Wesson, of Winterville, who have been visiting Mrs. H. C, Edwards, returned home Thursday is. Lancaster little sou, John, of Raleigh, med Thursday to visit Mrs. R. M. Kennedy and child- left this morning for Fort Lauderdale, Fla., to join Mr. Ken- there. mm REFORM ALONG ALL LINES. Tb determination manifested night our in their ward primaries, voices the sentiment that is now uppermost in the minds and feelings of people this that is that our beloved Greenville must move forward and that the affairs of government of the town shall and must be administered an economic. and less expensive manner than has been done in the past years of our recent his- The salaries of all officers from mayor down to lamp lighter should lie made commensurate the services performed, an kept the f mall necessary expenditures which amount to hundreds of dollars annually. I am not to attack the a ions of the present or past hoards of aldermen the govern of our town, but simply wish to out the way call the of the incoming board who I wish to and will give us the most economical administration in their power. First, gentlemen, I would make a in the tax rate. Next I would reduce the salary mayor to or Next I would reduce the salary of tax collector to the salary of treasurer to the salary of clerk for each meeting, the salary of chief of police to per and the assistant police to per month. I would enter in detail into the examination of prices paid for all other services lo town. I would luster and en- courage the tire department look especially after the efficiency of the equipment and officers i hereof. Yours is a very fraught with ties that for the good or evil of your town Community, mid I am sure you will meet every re like and honest men, giving to us ., clean cal hi will re- Id the of our town. am nor forgetful fact that every of owes a debt of interest to our that should he manifest by bis making very In-st citizen sidle for to always ad of our Let all clashing in the matters of Greenville's interest welfare put our shoulders to the wheel as man to man push with might main to put our where she rightly belongs, the rank the towns of North and indeed she will he the pride of the people of county. Mr. Capitalist, we need more factories and industries of various kinds. Mr. Laborer, we need more services rendered and more days spent in labor. Mr. Loafer, we don't need you. Mr. Citizen of all kinds, colors and descriptions, we need a more healthy, vigorous, demon- pride. Beautify your homes and surroundings as much as possible. Plant trees, shrubs, flowers, grass and evergreens. Look after side walks around your premises. Put on an air of prosperity and happiness. Give a meed of your time energy to the public welfare. Point our to your officers occasionally the de- which need remedy, but do not and deride their actions without just Lend to the forces that are now at work aid, sympathy, your help, and let us go forward. A Man. THE PRIMARIES. NEGRO SHOOTS HIMSELF. Domestic Troubles the Cause. noon today Joe a colored man who has been at work as for A. IT. Co., shot himself on Washington reef. Joe used a pistol and find the weapon his right jaw. The ball ranged upward, badly tearing the roof of the mouth and lodged somewhere the head. While the wound is a serious one it is not necessarily fatal. Joe's rash act is sail to be due to domestic trouble, he and tie wife having scrappy times together and frequently being before the mayor for lighting, Seems to have grown tired of this kind Reflector 2nd. of LOST HIS TEETH They Went Out His Pants Leg There is a man in town who wears teeth Unlike most persons wearing this kind of this man did not use bis in chewing hie food, but he went to eat. At dinner the other day he not have his coat, and he took out his teeth and stuck them in the of his negligee Getting up from table after finishing his meal he forgot his teeth for the time and when lie felt for them later they were gone. The teeth had slipped down and worked out through bis pants leg. A colored found teeth and got. a quarter for returning them. Mr. James Jacob Perkins requests I he n i I your i u at the marriage his daughter Helen to Mr. R y Flanagan Wednesday afternoon. June the nineteen hundred and four Mt half alter four o'clock Memorial Church Greenville, Carolina. No are town. Silver Wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander ton Blow request the pleasure of your company on the fifth Anniversary of their marriage Saturday evening, June eleventh at half past sight o'clock Greenville, Carolina Alexander Blow Alice Maud Greene County for Glenn. On the democrats of Green their county convention to select delegates to the state convention. Good Men Nominated For The primaries in the several wards were held Thursday night to nominate candidates for alder- to be voted for Monday. The meetings were well attended in each ward and the result pro- mises a wise administration of the affairs of the town. FIRST The meeting for the ward was held in grand jury room at court house B. T. Bailey was elected chair- man and J. B. Jarvis secretary. E. Buck and E. M. were placed nomination. The ballot resulted in ID votes for Buck for E. Buck was declared the for the ward. H. Harding was re-elected of the ward SECOND The second ward meeting wag held in thy mayor's office. The meeting was called to by H. W. W bed bee, chairman, and C. B. Whichard was elected secretary. Candidates were voted for one at the lime. Charles Cobb and L II- were placed in t he ballot resulting Cobb J. R. L. IT. were then placed the ballot resulting It Charles Cobb and J. R. were declared the nominees of the primary. H. w. W bed bee was re-elected executive the WARD. Tie was called by J. chairman, A. White was elected v. M. A. Allen, W. A. R. Greene and Skinner were d in A ballot was folio Bowen Skinner, Greene, M. A. aid W . A. Bowen were nominees of the convent ion. J. re-elected exec- in of the Mil The ward was held in warehouse. meeting was t. order by R. W. King and J. Whichard was elected sec re Hooker, C. S Carr, R. L. and D. W. were placed in nomination. Dr. E. A. and M. H were appointed tellers. A ballot was taken with the fol- lowing Hooker Smith T. E. Hook- and C. S. Carr were declared the nominees of the convention. R. W. King was re-elected exec- for the ward. fifth WARD, The meeting of the fifth ward was held in Prick ware- house. The meeting called to order by C. D. Rountree. Dr. Charles was made and D. D, ballot was as Lanier Tyson J. C. Lanier was declared the nominee of this ward. Dr. was elected executive for the ward. THE ORPHAN CLASS. Large Audience and Splendid Entertain- The class of from the Oxford Orphan Asylum cave a concert here Friday nigh; in the Masonic temple opera house. The audience was very and the children gave a delightful gram. Everything about the entertain- was good and the audience enjoyed it. The show that they have had excellent The net proceeds of the entertainment amounted to S. Atkins, salesman in this territory of pianos, kindly loaned a piano for use in the entertainment. This was the first entertainment given the new opera house, our people bad an opportunity of seeing what a beautiful and well arranged opera house the town now bas. Masonic town are both to be congratulated. DANIELS RELEASED. Judge J. C. Pritchard; ii new judge of the United Circuit Court, in Raleigh Friday afternoon, released Editor Daniels from custody and dismissed the entire action brought a him Judge When Judge Pritchard Raleigh to hear the case under a writ of habeas , he naked whether Judge order granting Mr. Daniels the right of appeal had been issued before or after his own order to Marshal Dockery produce in court before him. When ilia Judge o hail come after bis own, be to the matter mi the writ of habeas pus, thereby rendering entirely void and invalid the last order of Judge This notion on the part Judge Pritchard, which was u first official act after becoming judge; wins him the highest praise of the people of North Carolina, THE CASE The much talked of case of Judge R. B. Peebles against the Lumber I ton lawyers, during the progress of which Judge Peebles sentenced three of the witnesses on the charge of contempt, has been set- three question went to the Supreme court under a writ of habeas and won their case. This was followed by an agree between counsel that en- tire against the bar be dismissed. And peace reigns supreme once more. county is entitled to votes in the state convention, and of these secretary. 4-5 are for Glenn for governor J. C. Lanier and R. A. Tyson 1-5 for Steadman- were placed in nomination. The We have one Erie City Boiler, about horse power, I been in use about mouths. j Practically good as new. sell cheap, 5-26 d ft Bethel, N. C. I will pay you for you Beeswax. M.

WT- TUCKER'S DEPARTMENT. Department effector is in E. Bradley, who is authorized to transact any bust Ox paper in and territory. Patterns of Gents. Don't pay cents when you can get the same thing for cents. guaranteed inches Long. Ant San Antonio, Texas, May Jose former county col- j who baa several hundred j acres of cotton in this county, is the bearer of good tidings concerning work of red ants. Mr. j fields less than a month ago, were alive with boll weevils. To-, day he I aid there is not a live weevil j in hie Holds. The rows are strewn. with dead weevils, which the busy . little red ants are carrying away by j Mr. says close inspection failed to show a j single live weevil on a cotton plant anywhere hit fields. The ants are on plants and the rows be- tween in countless thousands. They seem to have completed the of the weevils and are now- engaged in carrying the corpses away, probably to be stored for food An English scientist is out with the declaration that the earth is kept hot radium. That scientist is in contempt of Judge Peebles and Judge who hold down the boards in keeping things from cooling off in North Carolina. Of no double-barrel contempt is meant Star It takes a pretty hot lie to blister a woman's tongue if she is brag- about the smart things her children say. J. J. Bro. Invite to make store headquarters and while there to inspect their complete stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE and learn low prices. We can supply all your needs In any line of goods. We are selling Lawns and other summer dress goods at about half price, to make room for all goods. A. E. Tucker Co THE HUSTLING CLOTHIERS C. E. BRADLEY Price-Store. We carry a general line of Mer- Dry Goods and Notion. Nice line of Shoes, Shirts and Neck wear etc. Fresh Stock of Fancy and Heavy Groceries. New line o Wood, Tin and Hardware, we make specialties of Sew- Machine and Cook Stoves. We do not claim to any better Goods or Prices than other merchants, but we do claim a fair honest deal for ail, e for r AC TA cash which enables to do a safe perfect we give our tasteless Castor Oil. Tastes as. if Sales, as Maple Syrup. Wets Margin and one price to all Lottie for sale by John T. Thorns motto Druggist, N ts V G D. W. DEALER IN Groceries And Provisions Norfolk, Cotton Buyers and Brokers in The real friend to is I man who cm along lines, then who not afraid Mr express his thoughts- for the eyes land ears of the I be is Sis the lac to Clothing. Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware, etc., at full lint of Drugi and If High prices paid Q for all of country produce. HUH . .- writing, let him write honestly Cotton, Grain and what he believes to he private Wires to New and New Orleans. Go, tall Bagging and Ties always on hand Fresh kept con- in stuck. Country Produce Bought and Sold D. W. GREENVILLE North Can j. H- CO. N.-. t. Goods. Notions, Shoes, Hat Fancy Groceries, Crockery, Fruits, price V country hi M. N. MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS. i Mae oil and Italian Marble ; . . j i A woman's of a mice, quirt When a man to I from business for her just. He may do this theater hi- for to mow Am broken and in faulty wound telling Am baa ft rhetoric, yet he will not fail to send his message home to his readers. A man may speak wife stammer- j- tongue and knee tongue . hut the, thoughts of an and gay agings than N. C J honest with an wolfish . IRON SOLD will be First sown in good another proposal. It's queer how much more afraid a woman is her may trail i the dust when she has on low than when lb has all day. OLD DOMINION Do Y on Eat Good, Fresh Groceries If do come to see us. We keep every- Johnston Bros. Greenville,. Not Quite or screw driver or lacking. Have a good tool box and be emergencies. Our line of tools is all could desire, and we will see your tool box does not lack a single useful article. Of Course You get Horse . Goods, of J. R. Steamer B. L. Myers leave dally, except m fr Greenville, leave Greenville daily, except Sunday, Lt in. for Connecting at Philadelphia, New Boston, Norfolk with railroads for all points. West. , P Shippers should order thee by Old Dominion Line Norfolk and Southern R. . Old Dominion Line from from lay Line and Line from Sailing hours to change without T. U. Myers, e Washington, N. C. J. J. N. C. N, Y. N. C. June, Some judges don't to all. W. C Jackson your -poultry be- fore-exiling. Cannon went to Green- ville We were at W. C AYDEN DEPARTMENT. J. M. BLOW, Manager and Authorized Agent. A new line A full of ladies Misses slippers at J. R. shoes at reasonable prices i. Bro. Jenkins. In of Go to K. Co's new Co's-store the other and h yesterday i market for beef, fresh meats, to that car own MM, Ayden sage, and fresh fish. such I WM W lo in Ayden. For. nice cool drink go to clothing. The man, youth or ,.,. who cannot get suited The latest styles in straw hits child there, either in a suit a pair of is hard to please. Crops and garden truck are getting there and caps J. Hines. Sam- fountain. first-class brick Just received spring salt cloth- pi Edwards for J J. Jinn-. Mamie Misses I Chapman and Janie of , spent and it is without a F take the last A and i- to lead, to w to buy one, and to buy one, is to never be without one again. Ayden Milling Mfg. Co., Ayden, N. C. A email crowd from here went on the excursion to Washington. Canned of at Hart Jenkins. W. B. Wingate wife of Winterville were visitors We the ladies to call examine our line of lawn before purchasing elsewhere. J. J. Miss Freddie of is visiting W. i. Lime, plastering hair, windows, and side lights at J. R. Smith Bro. Fancy candies, oranges, apple at E. Co's. -tinware and everything in general at fair priers can in- found by call- at of Jenkins. You go to for groceries. ASK FOR den, X. C on hand. A full supply always Some folks say about would come mighty nice. When you need n light, tough pole, for buggy or carriage. Call on us make a Ayden Mfg. Co. Ayden, N, C. COLUMBIA FLOUR, If it doesn't you absolute your dealer will pay you for it. R. V. Johnson, Dist. Ayden, N. C. A beautiful line of gentlemen, youths and straw hair, at R. Smith Bro. For can peaches apples, corn apply to E. E Who is the biggest man in Berth Carolina Daniels of the and Observer. bends and smart to the con- The ladies are invited to call and inspect line have it bolts also us of lengths. J J. First Class hand made brick, by wholesale and retail large always on band, your orders solicited. J. A. Griffin. Hart Cypress Shingles for sale by Cannon E. G. Cox in representing com life, accident and health guarantees the best plans, safest means principles. Set him. Carolina 81.50 per day, near depot West Ave- Transient custom solicited B. F. Early, We hear the young men say the cheapest best clothing is sold by Cannon Tyson. Just received another lot of boys children's clothing at W. M. Millet and garden seed at J. R Smith Bro. Fresh butter and cheese on ice at J. H. has gone to on business. Two small new iron safes just the kind for small business or farmers at J. R Smith k Bra. The best quality of flour a; cheap as cheapest at Hart Jenkins. At u regular meeting of the Masons here yesterday follow- gentlemen were elected officers , . , , , Greenville on business lately, for the ensuing Masonic W. K, C. E. Spier; S. W., E. G. Cox; J. J. M. Sect., W. Taylor; Treas-, J. R. Smith. Corn, hay and oats, at J. R. Smith Yesterday Capt D. G. Ber-y showed us an chair made for in 1855. The chair has been used by him, his children, and now a grand full same and cries am monarch of tbs Progressive age. The address of Prof. O. E. Line- berry at the Free Will Baptist Seminary Tuesday evening was a gem was enjoyed by ail present. President J. J. of the Atlantic Christian college, of Wilson, spent several days here this week. Tom Tyson was here Tuesday. Frank has been to Isn't it funny a democratic judge is under the painful necessity of employing Republican lawyers t defend him in contempt proceed- i, tugs. j j Duncan Tripp, a young man of We carry a splendid a slight stroke of of body carpets in various Ml. but we are styles and which excellent hall rugs, at a normal Ladies are cordially and to call and see them, have just from Baltimore I Ayden Milling Co., and have opened a line of Ayden, N. pretty millinery gouge. Please j Cotton seed hulls, Bay, Oats and call to see me next door Smith Seed sold by Gannon Bros. Mrs. J. A. Davis. , Cotton seed meal and hulls at J. R. S Bro. We your chickens awl J. R. Smith a Bro. A new Jot of men's shirts received at W M. Ed-; wards A Co's. New corned herrings at R.; Smith Bro. Now we have plenty wagon water hist Tuesday in lit- creek. Why suffer intense head- eye ache smarts and burn-., when you can be permanently cue pair of glasses properly fined, by J. W Taylor, grad- Optician, Ayden, N. weak ye-., Then need Mrs. R. and Miss cotton Kings, Stonewall and ways go to worse. A K. tie piece of properly ed will work wonders. Blanche Cannon the day in Plows at J. Wednesday. Smith Bro. The ladies have om We special to our We a fair patent sale, to go when need the j new line of Tan and Ideal Kid shafts, black hickory singletree, dross goods, Cannon Tyson. growth, ash No. etc. and Tyson. Mr, lane, of who has been working for weeks ha returned to home. . . . bulled leather, to- nave several second baud , . , , . by practical aid sewing tout we will , ,. . , , ,. ,. skilled We use ii. Bro. Another lot of ladles Ox- lino's 1st class varnish, hence we prepared to neatest wagon cart wheels and will sell them as as any one. Ayden Mfg. Co. Ayden, N C. The came morning and gave a most excel j lent entertainment the Mission i Baptist church last the j receipts from which were j The children were met at train by Masonic committee and in charge of those of; our citizens who to take care of afternoon the children were all given a ride and done ii make their among us pleasant. We arc told Tyson keep best and most. furniture in town Just another case of; nun's line shirts at Ed wards Co's. Rock salt for stock, at J. it Smith ii BED Poison M. PHARMACIST, AYDEN, N. C. Safe, Strong, Liberal. than safer, or stronger bra I tor The Prudential is as sale and strong Gibraltar. The leading Life Insurance E. E. C . will do all they aid safety con. possible ea i in please you with ., . ,. , . . , A strong Company afford to new heavy fanny , . . j, , , ., V be I to its holders. is liberal. See E. Hooks, groceries, Wheeler and Wilson i g ii for only i U. Co. The Special fords for at W. Ml. Ed- durable in commencement The Free i, the Just line ever did see at wards Co. of W. M. Ed- As authorized agent for ; Co. and we great pleasure sub and willing receipts for those in Arrears. We have a list of who receive then mail at j We have cut the price on all our this office. We also take white goods. Come and buy a for job printing. waist, W. Co. Miss Hattie Lee of All straw hats sold at greatly reduced prices at W. M. Edwards is Misses and A rah Davis this week. see lion's nice and attractive line of groceries. Henry Hamilton of Goose Nest, who has several contracts here, has gone home to visit his family. Fresh butter and all kind of nice groceries at Sum- A very large number of our Winterville friends were here n attendance upon commence- yesterday. W. M. Edwards Co., will sell you an up-to-date suit of clothes mighty cheap. iN. C, Ayden Tyson handles ready mixed paints, the best. Miss Annie L. Smith, millinery emporium has just replenished with all the latest novelties of ladies millinery dress goods. A class milliner is my employ. Give me a trial. c ., has all gone all is now Dr. Joseph Dixon, AND OF THE BANK OF AYDEN, N. C.-s- the close of business March 28th, RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts, Furniture Fixtures Duo from Banks, Cash Items, Cash in Bank, Total, LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in, Undivided profits less expenses, Deposits, Total. serene union.; The commence- was a success in the strictest sense. The addresses and sermons of the highest order and the man- in which student mm ed themselves reflected great credit upon the of the school. The past session the best in its history the prospects for its ate glowing. President is the man in the right place. He was redacted for next year. Carry your spring to W. M. Edwards Co if you good prices for them. George Bro, work in this line a specialty. Work Guaranteed. Teat Railroad, Ayden, N. C. Practicing Physician Surgeon OH Hotel Annie, Ayden, N. C. E. V- COX, ATTORNEY- AT- LAW. Ayden, N. C. class brick ply -en on band- Yon will find a complete line o, light weight coats at W. M Co. to Sou J W. B. ALEXANDER, , N. C. A full suppl always v Tonsorial Artist, Latest Styles Hair Shaving and

REFLECTOR If lawyers and editors are to the jails you may look for iND movement to have the prison houses made palatial D. J. W . .,, v- RS second class matter, in the post office at H. t;. as It is that all the candidates for governor will get some votes from Pitt county, but a of them will be for Glenn. The result of the primaries held in the several wards, Thursday night, a sweeping victory both for the reform movement in taxation and expenditure of public money, also for other needed reform. The eyes of the people have been opened by recent discussion of changing the pay of tax collector and treasurer from a commission to a salary basis, and a reduction of the general tax levy to a figure only necessary to meet the requirements in economically administering affairs of the town. They wanted to see these reforms brought about and they have nominated men for alder- men who can be depended upon to do this, The men who have been ed, and who will be elected Monday, to compose the next board of alder- men are substantial business men, men of good judgment, men of high character and above reproach, men who will conduct the affairs of the town economically and wisely. The town is to be congratulated. The Old North State holds her own. Judge Purnell ought to have seen at fin that he was in error without waiting for the fact to be pressed up- on him by higher authority. A STEDMAN ESTIMATE. To the Editor News and Though I do not class myself as a I am taking a very part in Maj r cam and I take the liberty of supplementing the estimates of the Glenn and Turner ed in your issue one of my own. My facilities for obtain- reliable information are except- good, and I have endeavored --HELP THE BOYS. i I. Communicated. The base ball players of Green- ville are organizing a ball dab. This club is expected to one of the best in the state, and to make it there must lie some ball spirit among the people. We have some of the best material in North Carolina from which to good, and I have endeavored a team, and if we can only to make my figures strictly impart-1 from the people, will have a team to be might get a job digging potatoes on some of the truck farms The result of the primaries tell I around New Bern. That might i nit him better than to run the tale. p j a railroad. Greenville is one on the reform list for sure. With every county represented there will be 1,242 votes in the Convention. These votes, estimate, will be divided as follows on the first ballot; Davidson. The town primaries worked prises to some people. There will North Carolina continues to be be other surprises when the county , , convention to nominate candidates top of column. j comes around. A big cotton crop is planted and . away goes the price. North Carolina is about ready for the springing of the next sensation. Cotton is getting where it takes only three figures to tell the price. If Judge Purnell keeps Daniels in much longer at the newspaper man will make so much glory and get an in- crease circulation out of it that it will tempt other editor to get sassy towards Stan There are some folks who wish they had been on the winning side in the primaries. Receivers Mean and did not hold their seats long enough to get them warm. A more masterly effort is penned than Editor Josephus Dan personal word in the New and Observer,, written while in the custody of United States It does not always pay a judge to The seemed to slap a sentence on a man because he is mad with him. II is proper to add that this mate includes results in ail those counties that have thus- for held primaries. Yours very WM. H. Editor Star. Wilmington, N, C, May MM. Bill Ideal Girl. bit of wisdom that fits every clime, every race, every nation and all I was young, now I uM,. and I never have seen a girl ho went her mother who ever to be worth a to her husband. It is the law of God. exactly in the Bi but is written large- and lawful tHe lives of many misfit chap- ever give his pen a. inspiration g speak for liberty and freedom Judge Peebles to nearly get l notoriety shuffle. When you are about to make an engagement now add the proviso if yon are not in jail. Never were the sympathies of the people of wore centered upon one man. i Editor friends have been is offers roses, who-says to tell you- when you down for the are not you wait for- that down on the- step and wain for her, proud of. Of course we don't ex- everybody to help us, but we do think those who like baseball who always attend the games, ought to be willing to contribute something towards the support the team. Every other town the state the site of Greenville has a ball team and the only son we haven't one is because the boys have been by the the bumps they get from the older men. every boy who thinks he can piny to come and even if he mare position he will make the other man play harder in this way or team will be much strong- than it if every man was assigned to position. Now, let everybody work together and instead of knocking team puff them up, and when Washington, Goldsboro, and other teams-come to Greenville, our some ball praying that will startle them. Below is oar lineup; but the position r always open for the bent player. We all the boys who are inter- to-be at the Perkins- opera house, Saturday night at o'clock. Bell. T James, Teams, p. White. Smith, J, L, Dave, if. Capital M's and P's have for the last few days come in for much use by the been generous m U , fig work. ,.,,. pictures hit the spot bead of Judge Wilmington When walk, be; The lawyers Washington a. the sheriff with angry at Went became to w. A. military to make then walk, walked. The scribes arc kept busy record- history in North Carolina as fast as it is made these days. and did not ride far. but ha i hardly got aboard be- fore they were told to get off. be has a. of tr District him l people of C t Judge is- the i are in employ- P. in the bunch. Purnell Pee- can spell their names little p. hereafter. Home news beats the foreign news, and the war in North Caro- is more interesting than that Japan and Russia. It must have given Judge a jolt when Chief so quickly set aside his A strong has begun in Washington, and in York in favor of, the,. of Ex-Senator Wisconsin ship, other ten up in anew plead he also eaten of the Adam evident. pal defendant hi k by with the sweat Wry . the land Itself I n that Ma just W mM it M Paragraphs friends. seldom finds it quite familiar to the- North Mr. B- U. has- editor of the editor, Mr. Furman. Mr. Philips has for been has been U. for six twice i of the pres- cabinet, s one of a-h and bast in- formed in this A demands- explicit of the Doctrine. The Washington. Vast is at for the A, and is North Carolina railroad. of much newspaper S ,. , responds, easy The report g J Tito upon bob, . white, i of interest. It show a that as a destroyer of weed seed, that of pests which ha destroys usually loaf in, some snide he maid meaning of is of course. pests which b a-- . , want Enough has been said recently are cotton . had n very Haman wanted to hang editorially the of die potato wop, the cot- to MM and built a very high scaffold upon m b-e show the ton worms, the and the Ute fa which to carry out his 1-J S- S Al -s any objection But instead of hanging him he had of be and the procession and proclaim saving money to the We Wt, grain or any crop. On what ground the the town by paying out less of the praises of the ma fa king delighted to honor. U P them. thus has placed k .- A- M nor. It thus has placed upon him the of the national gov- in the light of this re port upon him, in addition to what was already known, it is seen that it is wrong to kill him under any cir- and that to kill him is a to a couple being married rose and said On what ground do you, asked the minuter. want Hannah said the candid swain. his stuff woman has a. j,,. it be her i acorn. Crumbs of comfort are Missing a bread. The social generally wears magnifying n bis search for vise. Some politicians th ink they honest if pay pot cash for the votes they buy., . Sometimes the father strikes n and he me rely kicks him editors, may take con- from the fact that worse places than a jail A gentleman, remarked in Tho last evening that Rethought the saying broke l loose should be amen- by substituting the name of We think he worse places than a our own state. We think lie m and the have the jail skinned to I Wilmington Star. re of A. D. Johnston, who is authorized to rep- This department is in c. u M resent the Eastern Reflector NEGLIGEE B. W. Smith or A has here several days lately pushing the on J. R. and Bra . new store. J. I- Cox. Board pen day. Deal town. For the best graft of smoking and chewing go to the Store. Dr. Heart Tablets ate j sure cur f-r at of the The articles of incorporation, for the Pitt Oil Mill at Win- K. have for over stock. i- assured. Manning and Go- for Best and crackers. We have- the finest smoked and the best Boston lardy T. N- Manning CO. G. A. Co., just of was here Friday. Dr B T when not in the country; can be found either at bis or at the store of R. Chapman Co. Harness as well as boggles. Don't go elsewhere to get your harness when in need of harness, cheap just a nice, from Hunsucker, the man you get your buggies Iron. of j was in town Wednesday. Dr. Cox wishes to purchase lbs new goose feathers. mad dog bit morning lie. was bitten the of the tog. trimmings. . Co, said U would-be prices on all material o They are of ; ear load No. H-y. wish to purchase a large I Heart. Every guaranteed by T. N. Manning 5-19 from the .- every ft Taylor, with batter, engine, . , n- all and in o.- U. G. Chapman ft only So a. Drug Store. with two com one floor will complete i and t Also the and I water tank it You will U well t call and bee Mfg. Co. before we think you will do-well to see , with tie A. G. Cox I Silk. Co. This is the send him to the Hob of about MO was made up for Jim flour Thursday and be left on Taylor. train Old was an old time in town. , expected by both ad races here- Ice tor sale. H. L. Johnson. Salt rings at R- G. Chap, man ft Co. did lot for business. They are of faring it for sale with the view of a brick factory. Owing to the growth of our nets we we would sell our flue tools ire fence to ed they would continue he at place. A. G. Cox, Mfg. Co. The A. G. Mfg. Co., t truckers our Eastern Negligee Shirts now take the center of the stage. Our new Spring beauties get hearty No tragedy in but it's to choose from such a profusion of Here are negligee shirts in many new designs and effects French Percales, Madras novel- ties, Etc. to line that will open your eyes. You'll not see the best negligee Shirts in town unless you come here. r , ,, ,. haVe recently taken two parts of Beaver -S Ml and Swift Creek pairs of , for the the tire. 11.60 shoes oil ill. did not to cents. w bargains. The were Mrs. Sue Cox king cotton, sweet Greet Thursday- -potatoes, bug hominy. I any tobacco flues or Harrington, Co. ,. in yon bf have a new awning at their u. , Henrietta and Carrie nearly had, who have been visiting though need ., J A Greenville since commence-. New new m h, came , i-. L. I . f k ft Taylor desire to an- If , teacher that they are now their, at H. i. Mr. J new store Martin county foil line of heavy and fancy gr.- j ,,,., Rev. V P. snuff, tobacco, cigars Nice i- U notion dry goods, . pretty home who has lie school, came P. M. G. A. W. . y, .-i the road d created go d deal of ex, among our , S ., Out of I have P-pl-, we are W fl about were for, b f i Glenn, I holding court ha e. Don t ms i,. m ,. tench r of were united If , day. Try Maryland biscuit at Chapman Co. THE KING CLOTHIER. Opens a A M. i i .-., , It. K. I wt When you a smoke Cooper bis factory i h U try a G. cigar at t. be alive. Call and us Mollie with Taylor. Notice-I wish to notify g.-i. , public that I every j Mfg. Co. . i . mill ill ; I ; with J ii. A. . Wheat awl Ml WU Frog Level Sam place. for Purnell Tripp. public that I every day at. my mill mile south of have reopened my barber shop in the store formerly occupied by r. o Will Worthington. Though the planter season is over and they are no longer ship Ding sowers, the A. U. Cox Mfg. shops still present a scene of busy life. There is no alack up in the work they still daily shipments of wagons buggies. If you anything their line you will do well to examine work and get, their prices. Keel, H. I. Johnson e. bridal , , ilium left fr i of the Miss Lena left K- J, , thin to Tasteless CASTOR OIL said. Taste as good as Maple cents per -bottle at Dr. B. T. ox, O. wt COMBINATION BUGGY. MANUFACTURED BY A. COX COMPANY. We will offer for sale this our stock of Hamburg an Laces AT OFF. We One Thou and they Come and see them are gone. lout hey Co

mm mm Department Mrs. Bettie Britt aim Fancy Goods, N. C. Best Goods and latest See me before buying. North County, In Superior Court. Mary Jane Evans. VS Charles Evans. The defendant will take notice that ac action entitled above has been commenced against him in the court of Pitt county by the for the purpose of obtaining a divorce from the bonds of matrimony upon the grounds of abandonment and adultery, and the defendant will further take notice that he is required to appear before the judge of our Superior court at a court to be held I for the county of Pitt the 3rd Monday i after the first Monday in September. I it being the 10th day of September 1904. and answer the complaint which J. Proctor Bros SUPPLY HOUSE. BUM within the first three days of said then answer or demur to said complaint within the ; time required by law or the plaintiff want lumber to build a house, I the court for the right for this election of a democratic to go In it, clothing and demanded in the complaint. ; .,,,, ,,. .,,,,. MM wise goods This the day of April It the put r table, or for D. C. MOORE. enough to one the matter Governor Jarvis in Washington. One of the most honored of North Carolina, who was at the Biggs House, has had a career in that was twice governor of hi state although by the North Carolina constitution the chief executive is not allowed to succeed himself in office. This happened by reason of his filling out the unexpired term of Hon. Zeb Vance who was elected to United States Senate Jarvis being lieutenant governor at the time. At the next election he chosen for the full term. answer to a Post questions as to his There is an encouraging outlook for . your farm, we car. supply your needs. mill and are now fall blast and we are pared to gin cotton, grind corn, Clerk of Superior court. LAND By virtue of a decree of the Superior Saw lumber, and, do all kinds Court of Pitt County made May Mb, Ban , . Special Proceeding therein of turned work for balusters entitled D. and and house trimmings. We also others against W. J. Tucker and ;., r of I will on Monday, 4th day repairing Court House door carts and wagons. I sell at public sale to the highest bidder T. F. PROCTOR, N. C. GENERAL MERCHANDISE Anything wanted in the way of Clothing, Dry Goods, No- . Hats, Groceries ; Hardware can be found here. r it some- thing to eat, something to wear, or article for house or. farm, can be Highest prices paid for cotton, produce j or the farmer sells. ; would be enough, but this will never be don-. Grover Cleve- land would the next of the United States all if As his nomination seems to be an v the next, best thing is name Parker Parker eels of land situate in township, can carry New mat is Pitt County and state of North Caro-1 what looking for New One piece or parcel bounded by I York is indispensable to demo- the lands of Para-1 . t nave more, the public road leading success. nave n n Greenville to Washington and by Tar doubt that the North containing acres, m re Una delegation at St. Louis will other piece or parcel him Wash- the lauds of Tucker and . . p . theme . am. i,. t p f Mills, remaining acres, more 20th day of May. 1904 ALEX. U BLOW, Commissioner. I H. C. VENTERS, ff. C. Dry Good, Notions, Fancy Tobacco and Cigars. only Soda Fountain town, All the drinks. Hot Peanuts every day. Ml -1 mm e's Great Store Cl ant Em- Sour Stomach No appetite, loss of strength, nervousness, headache, bid breath, general debility, sour and catarrh of the stomach are all due to indigestion. cures indigestion. This new discovery the natural juices of digestion as they exist in a healthy stomach, combined with the greatest known tonic and properties. Dyspepsia Cure does not only cure in- digestion and dyspepsia, but this famous remedy cures all stomach troubles by cleansing, purifying, sweetening and strengthening the membranes lining the stomach. Sale. We have this day placed on the BARGAIN COUNTER of yards of BEAUTIFUL Short Ends, Soiled Pieces and some Clean new pieces all marked down to much less than real value Some at half price. Come early and take advantage of this offering. DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT Gives Health to the Sick and Strength to the Weak. Bottles only. Size VA times trial size, sens for Prepared by E. C. DeWitt Co., Chicago. BETHEL DEPARTMENT w m DR. R. J. GRIMES, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. BETHEL, N. C. Office opposite depot. DR. G. F. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. BETHEL, N. C. next door to Post Office. STATON AND BUNTING, BETHEL, N. C. DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Complete Line Clothing, Dry Furniture, Groceries. We Pay Highest Prices for Cotton, Cotton and Produce. . . . . aFTER TWO YEARS PREMIUMS HAVE BEEN PAID IN THE if OF NEWARK, N. J., YOUR POLICY HAS Loan Value, Cash Value, Paid-up Extended Insurance that works automatically, Is Will be re-instated if arrears be paid within on month while yon are living, or within three years after lapse, upon satisfactory evidence of and payment of arrears with interest. second No Restrictions. Incontestable. Dividends are payable at the beginning of the and cf each year, provided the premium for the current year be paid. They may be To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or To make policy payable as an during the lifetime of insured. J. L. SUGG, Greenville X. C. Cold Comfort what we are after, and the possession of one our Refrigerator will insure milk, cream it id butter, drinking water and many dainties that would be unattainable without the HAVE YOU A LAWN If you have you will want a Lawn Mower pretty soon, and we've made it easy for you to own one. There is no need to borrow a lawn mower when we we sell a good machine with best steel knives at a satisfactory price, and guarantee it to do the work. Water Coolers, Ice Cream Freezers, and everything else in the hardware H. L. CARR NOTICE is hereby P. Hodge;, enters i m claims three ;. , is land I N- C-. described as Lying-on North Tar fa Id West side of t v. k, and in Patch i I th lands of Robert hi Lewis and on the w and John heirs on the and the Hodges i Company's land, ; . and others on the Bast and South. This 3rd. Ill I. Any person or persons, claiming title to, or interest in the above de- land must tile their protest with me, in writing, within the next thirty days or they will be barred by- law R Entry Taker, EX for Pitt Co N C St. Vincent's Hospital and Sanitarium, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA Greenville's Great Department Store NOTICE TO Having duly qualified before the Superior Court Clerk of Pitt County, as administrator of the estate of W. It. Cobb, deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to the estate to make Immediate payment to the undersigned, and all persons claims against the estate must present the same within twelve months from this date or this notice will be plead in bar of recover. This 23rd day of April, 1904. J. H. COMB, of of w. L. Cobb. COST OF AND EQUIPMENT, HALF-MILLION DOLLARS. CAPACITY, PATIENTS. and Bath,. Ward Bate., per week; Private Room Rate, from to per week. For etc., address Th St. Vincent's Hospital and NORFOLK, VIRGINIA. The Only Way To get FINE JOB PRINTING Is send it to THE REFLECTOR. It takes a fast man to beat board bill. Two can play at a game of love but throe make it bard work. A man whose wife calls dear in public usually looks cheap. If adversity does not crush a man, prosperity will not spoil him. The gossip is never so happy as when she is relating a tale of woe. Love is a great help to the girl i who wants to make herself If a woman lores a man she doesn't him to give up anything for her sake. One woman dislikes calling on another as bad as the other dislikes to have her do it. A man takes bis pen in hand, but the umbrella he takes j in hand usually belongs to another. H see a lot of women coming out of a church crying, it indicates that a wedding has just been pulled -off. When a finally gt married, the girls who also ran are unanimous in condemning his choice. Girls are now parting their hair on one side so as not to be mistaken for those misfit men who part theirs in the middle. The trouble with the average man who poses the architect of his own fortune is that he revises the plane too of ten Sews. SOLD STOCK U FOR THIS SEASON HAS FILLER State of North Carolina, I Craven County. Notice is hereby given to the public that application will be made to the Governor of North Carolina for the Manning convicted at fall term, of the Superior Court of Greenville, Pitt county, for the crime of larceny and sentenced to for a term of two years MANNING. May 16th, 1904. EXECUTORS NOTICE. I The undersigned having duly as executors of the last will testament of T. C. Cannon, deceased letters testamentary having been duly issued to us by the Clerk of the Court of county, notice is hereby given to all persons holding claims against the estate of said C. Cannon t present them to us for pay- duly authenticate., on orb-fore the, 25th day of May or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All Indebted to said estate are requested to make payment Jo us J. M. Cox, of T. C. deed Jarvis Blow, Attorneys. TO CREDITORS. The Clerk of Superior Court of Pitt issued L I to the on the. day of May on the estate of J. B. Gardner, decked, i given to-11 persons indebted to A- to make t. and all Mid estate to present claims authenticated, twelve months after the date of toll notice, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. This the 0th day E. J. Gardner Mamie Executors of the estate of J. i. Gardner. F. G. James, Atty. NOTICE. Is hereby given that D. W. and claims twenty-eight more or less, of vacant land in Greenville township, Pitt county, North Carolina, on south of Tar river, described as follows. at tar kiln bed on north side o Black Jack from Black Jack, at Bryan Harrington corner, thence west with Charles Smith's line to W G. line, thence W. G. line north to line of county Home land MoO. land, then with Bryan land south degree. poles ginning, bound,, of Bryan. I Smith and W. G. Gowan and others. person, or persons, claiming ti- or in the above described and with one, against the issuing of a the next thirty nays, or they will be barred by law. This May Entry Taker for North Carolina. INTO THE HANDS OF The Hive Company s GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA. Business entirely suspended in order to prepare, sort-over, mark down and placard each lot to be sold. Less Than Cents on the Dollar Positively the most Sensational Retailing Merchandise ever in this State. PUBLIC SALE THURSDAY. MAY AT O'CLOCK A. M. W. L, DOUGLAS SHOE For Men three days to sell all YARDS HAMBURGs lowed sell DRESS GOODS double width. Worth days to sell all Under Lock and Key CLOSED TIGHTLY. Look for Urge Green Banner Skilled engaged, mill adjusting a puce on lot will ii oilier. Km t II Will to the while reducing is in open Thursday, May 19th. BOYS PANTS Pairs to Sacrifice for three days CALICO yards best Allowed day in sell ll CORSETS cent Kind. Allowed lo Selling e Stock for a Son HENS SHIRTS gold for All for days TURKISH TOWELS To sell fast, allowed Boys Shoes for Sunday. Shoes days and now reigns Greenville and vi- are in groups around doors, talking the Of taking, bow people will be and wilted on a time, clerk, engaged W,. close stock of Goods out inside extra i ti i I I H PANTS C yards, worth s for slat i worth c Must Remove Goods Same Day of f. Hi majesty waste any of his time on the hypo- Allowed days to sell all. Merchants taKe notice Store keepers and country mer- chant, wishing to has. portion of this stock, may do so from to o'clock in the evening daring tie days- The regular retail trade and consumer must be served Look for Green Canvas Banner entire front of Store. Hive CASH STORE. Look for Green Banner. Must Si Days Store jammed There will l be good V anything keep -y day. a. Look for Banner.

mt C. FLANAGAN, Attorney at Law, Greenville. N. C. n. tiN, N. C. j If are going off for a i day want to bear from home I have The sent j while away. William Fountain, H. Physician and Surgeon. GREENVILLE, N. C- Office o-e door east of post office, or. Phone Ml PERSONALS AND SOCIAL- . SATURDAY, JUNE J. W. Casper went to Kelford today. Mrs. Fred Cox went to Rich- today. J. J. Cherry, Jr., went to Seven Springs Friday. Miss Sallie Cox returned to Grifton J. L. Carper went to Seven Springs Friday. Rev. W. E. Cox went to Win- us the f. J- Blow lot. hem Lot No. in the plat of th- town Greenville This 3rd. p. R. L. Dentist. GREENVILLE, N. C. 1875.------- M. SCHULTZ no retail Grower and Dealer. Cash pan; For, Cotton Seed, Oil Bear- Egg, etc. Tied- Bead . Mattresses, Oak Suits, Ba Carriages, Go-Carte, Parlor its. Tables, Lounges, Safes, and Gail Ax Life Tobacco, Key West Che- wt, Henry George Can- Apples. Syrup, Jelly, our Sugar, v Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar, it -j Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Note Dried Apples. Currents, Raisins, t Ware, Tin and Wonder i-are, Cakes and Crackers, mi, Cheese, Best Butter, New Sewing Machines, and other goods. Quality and Cheap for cash. -c inc. S. BE. n -e Sale Of land For Partition. NORTH CAROLINA, PITT COUNTY. A. Blow, Lizzie Blow and Fad R. Blow vs. C. M. Blow, T. G. Blow and Jen- Blow. virtue of a decree made by D. C. Moore. Clerk o the Superior Court of Friday. Pitt county, on the day of April. Nellie 1904. in a certain special. proceeding wherein H. A. Wow. Lime Blow and morning for Wilson. Fannie K. Blow are plaintiffs D . visiting M Blow. T. G. Jennie Blow, . are defendants, the undersigned Com- brother, Rev. A. T. King. will expose to public sale on Mr and Mrs. C C. I the 0th day June. at the Court mi. sou v. I door in Greenville, high- returned from Suffolk, Va., , bidder for cash, or cash, i Jan- i January the follow- evening. parcel of real property to wit Mrs. J. G. and little left this morning for tori street, on the South by Third Conetoe to visit her parent, street, on the East by the T. and C. the North by J. d. ii. Johnson lot being known j Mayo left this morning Morehead Miss Nellie Skinner left this bis Mollie Clemmie, left Friday Seven LUNG CURE. CON- Fleming Springs. C. F. Bland and little of Washington, were here today on their way to visit relatives at Rev. F. G. Hartman will be ab- sent and no services ex- of The Bank of Greenville Greenville M C the i b 28.180. L PB and Discounts U entails Fun Stun Fixtures 3,61.51 Banks 188,023.76 Oh cash items Id din 27,871.00 A Cure at Obtained, After a Investigation, St. Louie Interest. few ago the attention of a few scientific and pie gen- Sunday school will be in St. Louis was directed to an . church. . , now method of combating that most dreadful of all diseases, tuber- The many friends Bur. Q g and children i Out of test cases, j ,, ed aid have shown exceeding regret to know mat that their ultimate recovery j . . make Green U but a question of a few y , . . Di So astonishing have been the results N. C. their home. Mr. I Q family leave Incurable by all old methods that a j eon has been formed and is j row morning for Panacea Springs, where will spend the summer. One of its chief features is j since his c to a and Goldsboro, some years ago, has j R. j in a great many instances, especially nothing but friends lie and g the incipient or early stages of the . -.- .;.,. , pursue their daily vocations his and still completely cured. ready to aid in every receiving the same treat- f loath engage in the business Greenville. TO PUT ON One the many excellent suits in this big of CLOTHING, will be to put off trouble for many long days NO MATTER WHAT SIZE or shape a man or youth may be--Tail and Slim; Short and Stout, we can Tit him to per- The variety of sizes make this Spring is over the shoulder of Winter. Styles for the season are here at these attractive figures; 12.00, 13.50, 15.00, 16.50. 18.00 20.00. C-S- FORBES, THE MAN'S OUTFITTER. C. V. York. L. H. Pender. Stock paid in 126,000.00 i. I , led Profits less Paid i j- out- OM 327,750.15 1.04 County of Pitt. I, James L. Little, Cashier of the above-named hank, do solemnly swear that above statement is to the beat my knowledge belief LITTLE. Subscribed and to me, this 8th day JAMES , G. n. J. A. ANDREWS, I tors K. L. I, A. Trow, Vice President. j. I-. I v recovered a rapidly as those In Colorado, New Mexico and Texas The wonderful result in questioning been by the the company which controls this marvelous medical their main office at North Seventh street, St. Louis. They have also lo- a factory on avenue and a laboratory has been built at Hill- . Mo. The cure will he known as the and Mr. t P. Benson, the discoverer of the inhalants which are will person ally have charge the of the company. Mr. Benson will personally meet all who call at the office of the company on Seventh street, and will answer all communications from i rs who are unable to make a per- the St. Louis Globe i l rat. Free booklet on request. Company, 417-19 N. Seventh St , St. Louis, Mo. FOR CONSUMPTION. Goldsboro Argue. Postmaster of Snow Kill Gone. Mr. it. W. Seaman, postmaster at Snow Hill, has poet office, and Mr. P. W. Pair- Cloth, one of his is in charge of the office. Mr. Beaman on the instant presumably to attend to home in Kin and has yet returned. Some think he is ranged, others think he hue fuel with foul play. The inspector is here to look into then accounts of I he mission DOS The Building and umber Co., Contractors, Constructors MANUFACTURERS and by the railroad just of the Factory. lumber, tamed and It is believed that will no found O. K. and DO can he given his Free Press. iN Notice. This i-. to nil in- to me to please come op r by the or note. Cotton Fax-tors and handlers off All Bagging, Bags. me still present the . , , . I and Va. solicited D. I. , . Dental Surgeon Greenville. BLAND Many new and pretty styles are seen in the gathering of Lawns and Indeed it would be more correct to say that every one of them are new and pretty. They are from the leading man- and their quality is fully to their beauty. All the Goods in Lawns, Percales and Prints are shown. The patterns are dainty, the colors rich and lasting, the prices are wonder workers. BLAND No. settlement with the next thirty days from this I date, F May North Carolina. In Superior Conn; Pitt Count . I Clerk. J. W. Smith. Walter Evans, rs B. Evans and others. The defendant. Martha and l Genie Evans take notice that an action entitled as above has been com- I n the Superior Court of Pitt I county to sell for the debts I the interest Walter Evans, deed, in a certain niece of land upon which he lived adjoining the Banks church property, and also his interest 1-4, in a lot lying just south of the town of Greenville, on east side, of the railroad, containing M of an acre. And the said defendants will further take notice that they are required to appear at the office of the of the Superior Court of Pitt N. C, on Monday, the day of June, and answer or demur to the and complaint in said action, or the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said com- plaint. This day of May, D- C. MOORE, Clerk Superior Court All kinds die scroll u,. Ail and up to-date and of the best and contracts taken tor erection of Slating. and nil kinds of sheet metal Our Tin shop is next door Mr. It. L. bus charge o our tinning slating department. You will him a i's trade. . , for our of the public will do our best to give satisfaction. h Ah m-l Of the Hotels here were destroyed by fire, visitors experience in finding and o avoid ibis we have made arrangements private boarding where you will If you will advise us when you expect to arrive e will a room in advance yon We carry the largest line of Crockery, China, Table and Tinware, South of New York, and invite Your of our sample rooms. y The Angle Lamp used in the Office bought of us. is the best Oil Lamp made, examine it, was and THOMAS BROS., Wholesale China, and Tinware. 218-320-233 S. Charles St, BALTIMORE, THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. D. J. WHICHARD, Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL No. GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY, JUNE No. SPEAKER Pitt Libel Suit tor Knoxville, Tenn., suit for has been began in the Circuit court here OF Gnat Masonic Dy for Pitt Count. Thursday day of this has been designated a, the upon which to lay the of the temple to TOWNSHIP PRIMARIES by Col. L. P Tyson, Speaker of and to the the Tennessee legislature at The last against Journal the corner and Company and State j will be by Senator W. L. Al same me I suit i the outcome e the bitter will fight by the friends of Senator William Bate and a will also the of . . ., f I , ii, -l- the of for seat i the United States senate. Tyson was colonel of the Sixth in the American war. Gel. is the of the Bate Democrats in this county, and Attorney Gates, and the fight fr Two from rec at the democratic convention, but the Tyson delegation after hot was seated. On his return all other wishing to be. It will be made a memorable day for the All lodges will take the also sent to the lodges co ii Delegates to the County afternoon the township the county held meetings be select to the county convention to be next we the of these so tar as have come to hand. DAM. John Rouse, B. P. Allen, G. T. J. B Little was chairman and W. L. Nobles secretary. J. Moore, A. J. Whichard, W. L. Noble-, J. B. Little. II. James, J. R. Overton, W. T. Mason, B. B. Satterthwaite. SWIFT CREEK. A Stokes, J E May, L B M O No Jesse Cannon was chairman and H C secretary. On a vote for governor Glenn received the total strength of the convention. A Cobb, Walter v Jackson, J M C Nelson, J R Spier, H I Henry Q C Braxton, J B Pierce, D G Berry, J A Harrington, Cannon, Smith, R H Garris, Titus rick, A I Roach, G C Smith, J J C J J M Cannon. Z Brook, Jonathan Long, A E Garris H C Cannon, C A T. R. Allen, Good Rules. H-re are some keeping. Cut out. up where yo can see Look at them day, are written by of West Cheater, B W J B B Pa , ant in the v.-as in the Journal and Tribune, Don't mad. Leave that to in it he charged that Gates argued the committee that votes from Republicans was pro per. Tom allegation the alleged matter. Christian Instead of the usual service in the Christian Sunday the children a large the by r. Bong by Recitation, The Gob Agues Spain. Song children, Recitation, Way child Song by school, by eleven children, to She Stancill, Harris, lock, A By man. en- for governor and for S. A. was made chair- man and M. W hit K, B. was endorsed fur governor, F. D. for lieu nor and l, H. Small for congress. E. M. S. M. Jones, Staton, K. A. H. Brawn, M. G. B. James G. W. James, J. C. H, P. if. J. S. T. G. W. W F J A Smith, W M Forest, Levi B. Smith. R. R. Jackson, B. J. No Delegates B. , Byrd. J J. May, B. T. Cox, J. D Cox, J F. J. M. Dixon, Lancaster. E. Ellis B. L. Hamilton, G. E. Jackson, Ben Tucker, J. Joseph Cox, J. H. Smith. the dogs. Walk a a day. pork. Jews have cancer, or smallpox. person, abode and conversation. . Fat i. h, Williams, C. Get baked at home. Get i Hailey, J. H. butter from some honest Eat all the apple you can. j Don't to to every body The a i mil. up Straight; look in the eye while the Respect honor treat sober people Their hearts are tender and and they wish yea well. advice of old people. i heaven by and making your there. Hake of your You need too W. A Barnes, J . man K. v, A was re Man those J Cook, W R Williams, R R Gotten, R SI Little, Capt King, I L Williams, G N field. Jonas J Morrill j L Fountain, J S Harris, Robert Johnson, J J E King, Arthur Cook Henry Harries Chat- man W. K. D. J. and H. T King elected The for as as Davidson Turner ID. a few H J Williams. B Bland, M M Ewell, E S J G Tucker, J P W F Hard- J A Gardner, E O Smith, Asa Jones, W The Election. The town election passed off quietly Monday, the entire reform ticket being elected. There was no opposition to the nominees in either ward. It was noticeable, however, that very few of those who were opposed to the reform tickets in the primary voted the election The next board of aldermen will be composed as Buck. Second Cobb and J. R. Third A. Allen and W. A. Bowen. S. Dan and T. E. Hooker. Fifth C. Lanier. not vote, saying bad j. H. Small endorsed for congressman and F- for t M. flooring. O. T. i W B. -V. A. James, Jr., H. A. Gray, Is. j E. Fleming, J. B. I. Little, II. K. Dudley, W. no v. t. For Lieutenant Win Morton n few scatter- The divided in as selected the following delegates and North side C. Jones, L. P. Robert home to get no society; can King, -he plane of the by the by at homo. W. K. J. J- Misses and Far- row, Song- -My Faith Up to Mattie King, Brown, J. J. Gray. Alternates, S. A. I--- J-1 Dudley, B. Dixon, Zeb Brown, J. V. Rose. Jesse aM w- H A. B. O. river-Delegates, and window in the A little noon today a dwell Song by kitchen and AH i on th farm of Mrs. . . -r Recitation, I wean Fannie Spain, Song by of Offering. Song by school, Every- The collection amounted to about dollars. The program was well rendered much enjoyed by all. A Fire Over the River. A fire Saturday night just across the railroad trestle on the Ben Jesse Wilson farm destroyed one dwelling occupied by a white family. They loot all the house- hold effects. It Is not known how it smoke Nana Brown, about miles town, were destroyed by The dwelling was occupied by the family of a entered tenant, and the lire originated from the kitchen due. Mrs. Brown had some insurance on the tor Dr. Farmville. Dr. Hyatt, of Kinston, will be at at hotel and 7th, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday for the of treating diseases of the eye and fitting glasses. Those who are not able to pay a will be examined free. -7 w Whichard. A. Mooring- S. R. J. It. L. S. This township instructed for J. for secretary state. The for governor was A Williams, J Marshal Cox, W E J B Shade Stocks, J. Mills, Robert Dixon, WE Tucker, Nash J J Elks, J T Mack Williams, Alston Grimes, Calvin Mills. J J Jr., King Button, LA Arnold, James Elks, B Smith, N T Cox. G W Jr., Dr. J S Haddock. W L F Corey, C E Boyd, Henry Dixon, Israel Edwards, Lewis Edwards, Tube Hardy Stokes. J L Cox, R D Edwards, Broke His Let; On Saturday afternoon Harry Moore, little son of Mr. and Mrs. Moore, was playing with some companions. They pushing each other in their play Harry fell ground, another boy fall- on top of him, and of Harry's leg was broken just be- lo the hip. The little low was carried home and medical attention sum- He was remarkably calm for a Child his age and gave the doctors directions about fixing his leg. He is along as well as could be expected. The accident is very much re- and all hope Harry will soon be well W. Paul Harrington, L. C. Arthur. O. L. J. S. Hester, A. Tucker, M. G. J- C. Lone Tucker, W. F. Evans, W. E. Nichols, J. W. Tucker, Noah Forbes. J. L. Cherry, J. A. Hardy, Nash J. Jenkins, H. A. Tim Jame Evans, Richard Hardy, R. A. Allen, C. M. Tuck- Simon Brooks, Shade Cox. II. W. King, J, J. T. R. S. T. Hooker, H. T. King, H. A. Blow, M. A. Allen, J. R. Moore, E. G. Flanagan, F. G. James, D. M ore, L. I. Moore, E. B. J. L. Fleming, L. Blow, J. G. H. A. White, R. W. R- Parker, J- F- Brinkley, D. J. Whichard, G. E. Harries, W. H. Long, L. W. Tucker, W. L. John J J Oakley, Brown, W. H. J. L, Abram Gall may, H. L. Coward. C. C. Jones Guilty. May Federal court today Charles C. of was convicted of having and concealing stolen postage stamps, knowing them to have been stolen. He was fined sentenced to two years pen- His attorneys making great efforts to gut imprisonment part of sentence remitted. Judge finally remitted the Increased the tine to It is said friends of Jones offered to pay a line of as much as ten thousand dollars if the imprisonment was remitted The charming play under the above title that is now being re- hearse I by home talent, will be the Masonic temple opera house on Thursday night, June 30th. This is the tame date of the laying of the corner stone and dedication of the temple. The is going to with good features and good To should miss it