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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

mm mm CLOTHING WANTS If so it matters not whether you wish to cloth a large or small man, we can accommodate you. Our store is full to overflowing with New High Grade Clothing which we offer at an extraordinary low price to Spot Cash Buyers. Don't fail to see us for it will pay you handsomely if you are in need of anything in the Clothing me Department lite Branch office is in charge of C. E. Bradley, who is authorized to transact any for Vie paper in and territory. , II , Tucker Co., TH HUSTLING CLOTHIERS There was an excursion from Concord to this place the other day and doubtless a number of the people of that section took advantage of the opportunity to come to Greensboro at reduced rates of fare. A the excursionists, tiled up Elm street from the railway station some one asked the did all these strangers . come A smart young man answered, look like country to It is more than probable that this six dollar clerk either came from the country him- self or his parents did, and it is doubtful if upon examination he would be found to much credit to his country origin, although he may wear store clothes, a Panama hat and passionate socks. It is that some of our country friends have deep furrows in their browned faces, their trousers may be a little too short town j merchant probably told him they just a and the coat and hat may not be as a Beau would wear. The girls, frocks not be of the creation of a Parisian But for all these little non-essential defects, the mainstay of the whole is-the country people and j their products. The business life I of the cities gets and Maintains its by means of the infusion j of fresh young healthy blood from the country. God bless you, people. Come to town ; whenever you. can and enjoy your- selves. You the respect and good wishes of all J. J. Satterthwaite Bro. Invite you to make their store headquarters and while there to inspect their complete stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE and learn their low prices. We can supply all your in any line of goods. We are selling Lawns and other summer dress goods at about half price, to make room for all goods. C. E. BRADLEY One Price Store. We carry s Mer- Dry Goods and Notion. Nice line of Shoes, Neck wear etc. Fresh Stock of Fancy and Heavy Groceries. New line Wood, Tin Hardware, we make specialties of Sew- Machine and Cook Stores. We do not claim to have any better Goo or Prices than other merchants, hut we do claim- a fair hones deal ail, we hell for which enables to a safe business and we give the benefit of it, Cash Sales, Small Margins and one price to all its our X. C. D. W. DEALER IN Groceries And Provisions Cotton Bagging and Ties always on hand Fresh kept con- n st. ck. Country Produce Bought and Sold Just the S con. dissolved for the it the ease of Brim W Manila. They were- Norfolk, , for libel wen- Cotton Buyers and Brokers Id the right of a Stocks, Cotton, Gram d though were ., and Fare or in- ons. verdict; Chicago ad New Orleans. Justice the west Suited States; that the LAZIER. to island . y . MM , of a a an; and Barbie U the place to get Clothing. Dry Goods-, Notions, Groceries, Hard warn, Furniture, Crockery, etc., at IA full line of Drum Highest prices paid P for all kinds country produce. in the only perfect tasteless Castor Oil. Tastes as good as Maple Syrup-. pea- bottle for sale bf Druggist, He amen of the- ma by dang Si to pen. sent Mon . Most people can drive a much easier than they can drive . nail. About j pie nay lo anything TO j. H- CO- f N. C Dry Goods. Notions, Shoes, Hats, Fancy Groceries, Crockery, Fruits, To-1 Clears. Everything cheap country ,, if. N. MILLINERY FANCY Eat Good, Fresh Groceries If you do come to see us. We keep every- thing in the grocery line and sell it to our at the Lowest Possible Price, Johnston Bros. V. G. Not Quite you can a dona nil or screw driver or gr lacking. Have a tool box and be prepared tor Our line is all you desire, and e will see that your tool box does not lack a stifle article. Of Course You get Harness, Horse Goods, of L. Myers Sunday, at a. far Greenville, leave- Greenville daily, except Sunday, ht for Washington. Connecting at Washington with V Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York Boston, and all points North. Connects at Norfolk with railroads for all joints West. Shippers should order their freight by Old Dominion New York Norfolk and Southern B. B. d Old Dominion Line from Norfolk; Clyde Line from Philadelphia. Ray Line and Chesapeake Line from Baltimore and Merchants Miners Line from Boston. Sailing hours to change without Notice. T. H. Myers, Aft Washington, N. t-. J. J. N. C. H. B. Walker, President AYDEN DEPARTMENT J. ML BLOW, Manager and Authorized Agent. N. C Joe, Will Gardner family, of from Saturday until Monday his brother, John Gardner here. W. C. Co. your eggs, See them be- fore selling. We were sit W. C. Jackson Co's store the other and was ,,.,,,,. surprised that they car- Go to B. E. C's such an , market beef, . ,. ,. . Mrs. J. R, clothing. man, youth A nice new of ladies and A full assortment of ladies Kisses at J. R. Smith i shoes at reasonable prices at our Lil returned from Chap I j Hill Thursday J. W. Hines has been on a visit j to Washington Baltimore ; the past several days. A. A. Aldridge bad the lore- hits child who get suited k The late-styles in straw there, either in a suite a pair if and caps J. J. pants, is bard to received spring suit -cloth- Joe Ed went to Greenville yesterday. for J- 1- Leonard Hamilton is there at Our roller wash is a work. it is a Fancy apples lasts as at E. E. Go's. everything general merchandise at fair can be by call- at of Hart Yon U do well to go to Sum- for groceries. lead, to try ,,, buy to buy-one, i never be Mfg. Co., C. of every . lion at Hart Miss bus . gone to to visit We invite the ladies to call and our line of lawn before purchasing elsewhere. J. J. Lime, plastering windows, doors, blinds and at J. R. Smith Bro. Ben Nunn will go to He was there Sunday. you need nice, tough pole, for buggy or Carriage. Call us and make a selection. To my friends have j rued and have opened a new of call to fee me next Bros. Mrs. J. A. la-.-i . Having been appointed to list the fr the of Ayden for 1901, I will be pleased to met any and all at the store of J. H. Bro. who have to list town. J. M. Blow. ASK FOR COLUMBIA If it doesn't you satisfaction your dealer will pay for it. R. Dist. Ayden, A beautiful line youths and straw pate, at J. Bra. For pies, corn apply E. E and fresh fish. John Sawyer Broad Waters have gone to their homes For nice cool go to i j . i finger above first joint cut off at Millet and garden seed ,,, . . the Ayden Milling and Mfg. Sm shop Friday. Fresh butter and cheese on ice Arnold an old veteran at j of the late war, died near here last Friday and was buried Two small new iron safes just the kind for small business or farmers at J. R. Smith a Bro. Misses Mary Kittrell and Lula Forbes, of Greenville, are visiting here. day. He was years old. Misses Bessie Chapman, Mamie Chapman, Janie Kittrell re- turned to Winterville Friday mot of Winter- ville, has been on a visit to friends it'll fountain. first-class brick I The bestiality of flour as cheap ply f-o E. S. Sol, I as the cheapest at Hart Jenkins. I here during the past week, den, C. A -supply always on M's. the train front a down The ladies found our, where flaw quality. goods, As far Daily Ban we tut; in sub for those in urn n h-n The ladies invited to and our of mercerized we have it bolts also patterns of lengths. J J. The listing taxes for the began last K G. is lister. First made brick, by wholesale retail large stock always hand, your orders elicited. J. A. Hart- Cypress Shingles for by Tyson. E. G. Cox in representing insuring life, accident and Health the best plans, and surest principles. him. Carolina 1.50 per day, near depot West Ave- custom . F. proprietor. We hear the young men say the and best fitting clothing sold by Tyson. Just received another lot of boys children's clothing at W. Dallas Walter and Mis- left S fall ail who receive at this office. take j -Cotton and Plows ;. C. Masonic inlay. We a splendid assortment of body carpet various their home in styles make will for excellent rugs, a of the cost. Ladies are invited -Why suffer them. eye ache and burn-, Aid.-3 Co., you can be permanently N. i-i cue glasses properly Seed meal sold by Optician, Ayden, N. C. weak Then need of glasses, mI- to worse. A E. Corn, and oats, at J. R. j W. L. Tucker showed us a Smith A- Bro. meal and bulls at J. R. Bro. We your hams chickens and J. R. Smith Bro. A new lot of men's received at W. M. Ed- got a pate wards Co's. R. W. Smith, Larry and Lonnie to Winterville Mon- day. Sew corned at J. R. Smith Bro. How we have wagon wheels and will sell them as cheap as-a by one. Ayden Milling Mfg. Co. N. C. of Farmville, was here last week. The orphans earns yesterday morning and gave a most excel lout entertainment in the Mission Baptist church last the receipts from which were The children were met at the train by Masonic committee and given in charge of those our citizens who their services lo take care of them. In egg yesterday that weighed a more than Prof. King has called to the pastorate of the Baptist church at Winterville. An all round, square is by no means a hogshead if be Ins Bank Examiner Ellington was here Friday looking after the interest of our bank. the children all a rid and everything don to make among us pleasant. We are told that Tyson keeps the best and most furniture in town tie piece of properly will often aV, who ids hew, borne yesterday. Cell mu.-I hon's nice We use a fair patent shafts, black ash No. Kid by practical and skilled mechanic. use Vale Just ice another cast men's line shins at W. M. wards A Go's. Oar formed a la a while enter the t compete for of the state. J. R B- . SAULS, PHARMACIST, c. groceries. . of New., who several has home to Rev. DuBose, pal of St, Mary's School at conducted ha the Episcopal church Sunday it being first Sunday after Trinity. A very large crowd was have K. e. . will do all they m i please you with tine's class hence we line we are prepared to J. II. i I'm. We in two to One to lend of our Roy and Miss i Eastern N. C, Milling heavy and fancy Ayden, N. V. iv Tyson handles ready mixed paints, the best. Am L. Smith, millinery just replenished e latest novelties of n v . N, Safe, Strong, Liberal. or than s safe and i i Th f if. Wheeler and r. r, h i. v con. and tho silver and Mr. is. Alexander all i Blow no the We ladies millinery and dress goods. thanks and A class milliner is my employ. i advance Give me a tr ill. son sewing-machines for W. M. i Her I pi Miss Mamie Warren, a pupil of The the seminary, left for home in Dunn is all kind of nice groceries at Bum. W. M- Edwards Co., will sell you an up-to-date suit of clothes mighty cheap. James If. Bell and wife, of are visiting their Mrs. J. T. Smith; Jr. Just the finest of lawns you ever did see at. W. M. Ed- wards Co. We have cut the price on all our white goods. Come and buy a shirt waist, W. M. Edwards Co. All straw bats at greatly reduced prices at W. M. Edwards Co. OF THE BANK OF AYDEN, N. At the close of business March 28th, RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts, S Furniture and Fixtures Due from Hanks, Cash Items, Cash in Hank, Total, LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in, Undivided profits less expenses, Deposits, Total. to adders, Hooks, your spring chickens to, W. M. Edwards Co If yon want .,. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office Brisk Block, Railroad, Ayden, N. C. Dr. Louis Skinner, Practicing Physician Surgeon Office Ann e, Ayden, N. C. E. V- COX ATTORNEY- AT- LAW. Ayden, N. C. good prices for them. George Worthington Bro, work in this a specialty. Guaranteed. J. E. has gone to his home, S. C, to spend vacation. He will return August. first class brick ply to E. S. Edwards Sou, X. A full suppl always on You will a complete line of light weight coats at W. M Edwards A Co. Another lot of ladies 91.00 Ox. fords for at W. M. Ed- wards A Co. W. B. ALEXANDER, Tonsorial Artist, Latest Styles Hair Slaving and

in i m Eh THE EASTERN REFLECTOR AND FRIDAY. .,. . . Editor d. j. m t N C. as second matter, Entered in the post office at Greenville, . a LETS KNOW ABOUT THIS Do the Bird From Labor on the Ex-Governor Opinion of Roosevelt. Lord's Day A story, the of which is vouched by a number of D. C, they listen to me they will not go extensively into the platform said Gov. Jarvis yesterday when i what sort of a platform to When the aunt gets after the boll the b. w. better skip out. The others may talk but date Parker continues to say How quiet it has become in Carolina now. Three days without a new sensation. At any rate Joe Daniels can tell the others how it felt to be a oner three days. The people of the state would what We come from Currituck behind actions J make . text for Judges Peebles and in the . ,. . some one who wishes to on recent contempt proceedings, and observance. the North Carolina Democrats would much contempt for the; Mr A the i adopt at their convention in state felt when he I U ought strongly to ea- the State administration be- cause it deserves endorsement and because the Republicans have bitter- attacked it. They ought to stand by the temperance legislation enact- made a Edward Forbes was -contempt of the law in the in . who lives near in 1904 lease of both the judges. County, N. C, the American people at J . judges for of this kind The managers for the different, to with an impeach-; . ii . v nest. she selected a place led by the last Legislature, and that candidates for continue to I The state count , an there is to say. . , the one, the , . , ;,. do some figuring to out who ahead. Capt. W. II. Day, of Raleigh, suffered a stroke of paralysis Mon- day and has since been in a serious condition. I commenced industriously to work national issues, we had bet house of representatives could i work con.; let the national convention make the other. And such and on own platform. Of in a might reveal facts j two came in general way we may condemn toe both the men are unfit for work , fa, their , . and the three of them labored hard j in public expenditures and their all day to complete the work. It refusal to lower . .-. -r, no rt 3111- Charlotte ask for the resignation of policemen who go to sleep while on duty. You can sound many men who think Mr. Cleveland would make the strongest nominee for president. Has Editor Daniels any redress for false imprisonment If so it should be exerted in his behalf. The commissioners of Wayne county in response to petitions have refused to grant any more licenses to retail liquors that county. That is a good way to make the county dry. People want to respect courts both states federal. They want to believe that their judges are judicial in their temper- governed by the law and Charlotte aldermen have adopted an ordinance prohibiting the run- at large of vicious dogs on the streets unless such dogs are Every town in the should have a similar was not completed Saturday and when the evening shade fell the of tariff as are plain- obviously too high, protecting work stopped. The nest was watch- trusts and really hindering trade, ed all day Sunday and whether it j Particularly we ought to condemn that alone. They do not want to or not is not j the administration for petty malice enter the elL but t a single one of the I ion of legislative as well precincts of the temple of justice L . not a powers as displayed in the recent and cast a slime over the M Sunday I pension order and in some of the Nothing was thought of it at the President's acts regarding the canal. time and it was supposed that the Along will the postal frauds, the birds had become- frightened and decided to build elsewhere. On Monday morning, However, bright and early the three birds appeared and commenced their work on the The tabulators at Winston and Greensboro are quite busy and keeping an eye on each other's figures. The removal of Purnell from the bench would be gratify- to many North If we are not is similar to that the judge is standing trial When it comes to a pro- cession, there are some people that will never head any, except a Sun. And even then the undertaker will likely be in the lead. Roosevelt has selected a to make one of the speeches seconding his nomination at the republican national convention. He should also have Hooker Washington for vice president on the ticket with him. The board of county commission- made a good step in the interest of tax payers. A reduction or cents on each of valuation, on each poll, and cents on in law territory . south of the river, was made at their meeting Monday. Good for the We expect to give more good news of this when the new board of levy taxes for the town Good for women. The Record they have w a new pace by doing away with manner of headgear and going church hot weather. The bring joy to the male portion of m as well as comfort J the thereof. They do not want to see the scales of justice tipped by in- ordinate personal vanity. Neither will they stand idly by see the strong arm of justice by ulterior motives of any kind. The people have a right to know about some of these things, and to have the dispensers of justice in their midst either of for the law and justice or convicted of the same. People have a right to demand a judiciary entirely beyond and above the suspicion of Indeed, the confidence of the people in their judiciary must under no considerations be shaken. We need an investigation, and i it takes proceedings to bring out the unvarnished I why let come. have the- motives. Let's see they arc worthy a judge or not. Free Press. recently discovered revenue frauds in North Carolina are to be called to the of tine people, with a demand that the guilty men he out end punished and first nest never stopped until was officials be put in according to completed. I old Democrat usages There we Mr. says the stop. There no of this be substantiated by of several persons who-were or any other plat- He says does not pretend to say that the knew i was that day, but gives the actual facts and allows the public to draw their own City form do yen think the slogan in the national I Democrats can win with Roosevelt as the ho replied. they ought to nominate the very antithesis of Roosevelt, so fan-as it is possible to- select a regard and Loan The Chrome building and of W. C, J Milk snake days. . , to for the office. The man a to the on Parser and . what re stand- visitor. J. J. went to and wt he for. Gov. Jarvis thinks will he the nominee, vice loan in the state, with here ally a- MT. the name. of . home Hi. Ate Ward boarded e the or he I. Mer- News here Monday each It has be n hinted J some if the at i it is going to a in from such . another boy St j; President the county convention says grand fate to j and other officials, of the asking M next to of most vest-,; You can. the cold, ; , Fir the state, that re and at , color b the and loan drawn firmly the These institutions Dixon They the can be easily traced. The wit Mrs. Mi of to the convention not be j . of It easily me the building and load Dr. D. of W- Interests are here- one day- la -.- . important m that These i in- One of the given tun a . . . . -a ,., The result of the election for aldermen removes the last straw at which the whiskey advocates caught in their to prevent the establishment of a dispensary in Greenville. They were defeated at the dispensary election in March, they were again defeated in the injunction brought to restrain the town from establishing the and now they have been de- which opponent of the V law are engaged effort array the people of country against it by telling them, that dis- are they are only for the of tow-as having them and that the county gets nu. part of the are made only for- the of the people. It -eek locking the the of and the em- of M. ed of as its hostess. World's Fair restaurants in the- working; people than any other working people the world. This in puts of n a higher than would other- wise haw been her people not own homes, to so an extent now ill .------ Mrs. of A with Mr. Mrs. J. X Fair Si pike res Di. was with Be can d, oft every where are in nice J. What's the matter not bar. five Seems to be The several l rs in dropping off we known informed referred to the fact that Greenville fa ought ts- have a building and loan association. There is money here to one, there are men amply of managing it, and the benefits to be by affording laboring people an to own a home are on the law the it provides that OW half the pro las arising from a into the fund of the town in which it is established, while the other half turned into the county treasury to be for in an effort to elect a hoard the public schools. Thus it is of aldermen favorable to open ea- Been that one half the profile of a So it without saying that the dispensary will be and be given a fair trial an administration favorable to it dispensary go to the county and the entire county gets the benefit of it. Any statements to the con- of delegates at large to the national convention, why not ,,, . ex-Senators Ransom and Jarvis, and are and made with a Senators and Overman r I some weeks purpose to deceive. Observer. other place these warm days. baa taken a with the Davenport A Braxton Mfg. Co. Tobacco is going up now at the rate of two a Potato i now out the solid carload of from Washington right much of a rush, will be on now while the three dollar mark is in sight, its no bed Idea rather. The writer he been absent for bat up again had putted a big inscribed- nerved in this complaint was a party of who had be-m to drop a, in the let as w Into- people do. tor a, water. When questioned the water officials stated that could tot sell water to colored people ruining their trade with the white people. An official today suggested that be served from special tanks and glasses. The secretary of state finds that since 1900, when the present ad- ministration came in more have been granted than during all the time previous to that date. Up to 1900 the total number was only The number now is The secretary is very much gratified at fine showing. WINTERVILLE This department is in of A. D. Johnston, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. IT C. June Senator A. a. was here Tuesday. Dr. B. T Cox, when not in the country, can be found either at his residence or at the store of B. G. Chapman Co. Dr. Cox wishes to purchase new goose feathers. Prof. G. E. is attend- the Assembly at Morehead. Harrington, Barber Co. have a few pairs of Shoes saved from the fire. 11.50 shoes to 1.25 shoes to cents. They are bargains. Harrington, Barber and Co. have a new awning at their new store. B. W. Smith, of Ayden, is nearly every day now. The new store is nearly will be completed before the 15th inst. Kittrell Taylor desire to an- that are now In their new brick store and are carrying a full line of heavy and fancy snuff, tobacco, cigars notions. Mis. Sallie Manning is on the sick list. Try Maryland biscuit at B. G. Chapman Co. When you want a good smoke try a James G. Blaine cigar at Kittrell Taylor. Robert Elliot, of Greene county, has been visiting his parents here. wish to notify public that I every day at my mill one mile south tit Frog Level on Sam place. Purnell Tripp. Laura and Cox re visiting at J B. Carroll's. have reopened my barber shop in store formerly occupied by Kittrell and Taylor. Will Worthington. Allen Kittrell a trip to Ayden d Tuesday. I am now prepared to furnish brick at Lowest market prices. O. M. Manning. Smith and wife have gone down to to visit Mis. Smith's Car load cotton teed just received, G. A. Kittrell Co. Roan Cooper with his factory seems to be alive. Call and see us either factory or store. Our will do yon good- Winterville Mfg. Co. All kinds of and refreshing. II. L. Johnson. Felix Pitman was here Tuesday. J gallon size II, L. Johnson. Choice pickles and the flour In town. Kittrell Taylor. Salt at B. G. Chap- man Co. You will do well to call and see the Winterville Mfg. Co. before buying your trimming. They will make some prices all material of their manufacture. AH who doubt what we say about harness taking lead both price and are kindly asked to call and see for themselves. Several sets in stock all the while. Boarding J. D. Board per day. Ber house in town. Fine Crop Weather. The weekly crop bulletin of the North Carolina section of the For the best grades of smoking, , Lulled states Climatic and Crop J . . t,. t and chewing go to the Drug Store. Harrington Barber and Co., for the ending Mod- June 6th, is as The past week was decidedly built a row of stables back favorable for agricultural their stores for benefit of horses and mules that have to stand in broiling sun or rain. These gentlemen not only look after their own but are town in almost every respect. At most places drought was broken by copious showers, the weather warmer and condition of t-r improved everywhere. The rain- Dr. Heart Tablets was early in the week. a sure cure for all affections of though at some places showers I heart. Every package guaranteed nearly every day; amount received was somewhat excessive in following ties, where the land was washed and cultivation prevented for a few Orange, Northampton, Anson, Alex, under Iredell; generally the rainfall was moderate in but highly beneficial to all of The the week was much higher; mean for the state more than daily above the nor towards the close of the week above degrees occur- red pt places, stations in central part as high ac on Sunday, 5th. There also abundant sunshine. in the few counties where rail was heaviest and where farm was stopped and gratis has made Some headway, crops are and well cultivated and are generally well up with their work. by T. N. Manning Co. 5-19 Cabbage fresh from the field every day. Kittrell Taylor. shoes hats It. G. Chapman k. Co. bottles only at Drug Store. Send in your order for a Handy tobacco truck. These area great labor saver and are on the farm. We need rain. The grass killing brigade is taking advantage of this dry weather and most of our farmers are about up with work. This is what is usually called of the year for merchants and So fir this is far from true at the A. G. Cox Mfg. Co's shops. They ire still hustling there we learn that they are not laying by much of a Stock still. That is because their goods are Belling almost is last its they can be made. If you need anything in their line send in your order let them make it to order you will be pleased with it. Miss Abrams returned to Greenville this morning. We have the finest smoked shoulders and the best Boston Lard, T. N. Manning and Co. G. A. Kittrell Co., have just received car load No. Timothy Hay. D. B. Chapman went morning. A, G. Cox Mfg. Co. are ship- ping wagons to truckers all our eastern section robe hauling truck. If they can serve you in this line they will be glad lo do so. Prof. J. L. Jackson who been tending at Gone toe, return- ed mime Monday night. He is, , ,, going to take a trip to Morehead I duly authenticated, on fore I,. notice before he gets mat i ten. in of Mrs, Tiberius Nelson who has All persons Indebted to said estate are . . . , requested to make immediate payment been quite Sick is much improved., us Cannon, See Manning and Co for of the Beet cakes and crackers. Jarvis as Blow, Attorneys. Me Underwear, Four Words Tell The Story, Best For The Money. Interest in the senator-ship made vacant by the death of Mr. Quay relates less to whether or not the governor of Pennsylvania may make an appointment covering the unexpired term than to the sort of man likely to be chosen by the legislature when the time comes for the new term. As that question is decided may we expect light on the question of whether a new order in the state has opened, or whether Mr is still ruling Ilia party from his Sta-i. We don't adv of Underwear, the very best we can find in and Cotton, Mesh handsome tin AH sizes, For men who drawers we well made UNDERWEAR IS OF OURS rim my one sort because we have mg Underwear very good lie, Mercerized Some stripes a garment. the Jean splendid ones to THE KIN- CLOTHIER. Bat . BE EXECUTORS NOTICE. undersigned having duly as of the last will and testament of X. C. Cannon, deceased and letters testamentary having duly Issued tn us the Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt county, notice is hereby to all persons holding claims the estate of said T. C. BLAND J- .-. -i II Z, Tasteless OIL said. Taste as good as Maple cents per bottle at Or. B. T. Winterville, V. C. 2-eat and pretty style the gathering of Indeed it J iv to nay that hem are new and pretty. re from the leading man and their quality in to their All Dress Goods ii Percales and Prints are The patterns arc dainty, s rich and lasting,, the -e wonder workers. No. KING COMBINATION BUGGY. MANUFACTURED BY A. COX COMPANY. The Only Way To FINE JOB Is send Mo THE k ft

PUP Grimesland Department Mrs. Bettie Britt, DI IN NOTICE. Is hereby that P. W. Hail enters MM claims IN enters aim ., m more or less, of vacant land p N. of Tar river, described as t. . . at tar kiln bed on north B. I Q S from I at tar kiln bed on north I j g from to Black Jack, at Bryan A Harrington's corner, thence f-, degree we with Charles Smiths line to W. G. line, thence with W. G. line north to line of Home land and then with Bryan land south degrees poles to be- ginning, bounded by land of an. Charles Smith and G. person, or persons, claiming ti- , tie or the above described laud, file their protest in writing with one. against the of warrant, within the next thirty days, or will be by law. This May 1904. R- WILLIAMS. I Taker for north Carolina. J. Proctor Bros SUPPLY HOUSE. Fliers lumbar to build a house, to it, clothing and goods far family, provisions for your or for CM your needs. and aw now In and we ere d to gin cotton, grind corn, sax and, do all kinds of turned work for balusters trimmings. Monday, th . repairing of baggies, July, low the court House door .-,,,. sell at public sale to the highest bidder a ; c the fallowing pieces or par- eels of land In township. Pitt County and of North Caro- One piece or parcel bounded by lands of w. B. B. Para- more, the public road leading from Greenville to Washington and by Tar River, containing acres, m re or TO CREDITORS. The Clerk of Superior Court of Pitt county issued Letters to the undersigned on the 8th of May 1904, on the estate of J. B. Gardner, deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to to make Immediate payment to the undersigned, to all creditors of said estate to present their claims properly authenticated, to the under- signed, within twelve months after the date of this notice, or this notice will be plead in bar of their recover v. This 6th day of May, L. O. E. J. Gardner Mamie Executors of the estate of J. B. Gardner. F. G. James, Atty. State of North Carolina, I Craven County. I Notice is hereby given to the public that application will be made to Governor of North Carolina for the pardon of Manning convicted at fall term, of the Superior Court of Greenville, Pitt county, for the crime of larceny sentenced to penitentiary for a term of two years and six months MARTHA MANNING. 1604. LAND SALE. By virtue of a decree of the Superior Court County made May 19th, 1901, in a Special Proceeding therein D. Tucker and W. Tucker and t. f. mm, N. C. MERCHANDISE A. in the way ill D -y i So- t on ,, ; i Hats, d i , r ii i; o- I u r to- ling to r-r, or art for the m or t Ml, u HI bi ed. I pi tor potion, produce j. any the i s. One other piece or parcel adjoin- the the Tucker and Mills, containing acres, more or less. This the 20th of May. ALEX. L. BLOW, Commissioner. LAND SALE. By virtue of a dears i of the Supt or court of Fin county, made in spec- proceedings No. entitled Bill Daniel et his. against Lee et the undersigned com- Will sell for cash at public before the court house door in Greenville on Saturday, July 9th, following described lot or parcel of land in just south of the corporate limits of the town of Greenville. on the north by the lot of John Thomas on the south by the lands of B. . on the East by Wash- street on the West by the lot of Gray and known as the Daniel lot. F. O. This June 7th, Commissions BETHEL DEPARTMENT DR. R. J. GRIMES, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, BETHEL, N. C. Office opposite depot. DR. Q. F. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, BETHEL, N. 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 Seed and Country Produce. H. C. VENTERS, N. Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy Tobacco and The only Soda Fountain in town. All th i popular drinks. Hot every day. mi I G v i e's G Store LAND BALE. virtue of a decree of the court of Pitt count; in special No. 1294 entitled J. D. Lula Stokes et Commissioner will-soil for cash at public auction be- fore the court house door in Green, villa on Saturday, July Mb, 1904, the following described lands situate in Pitt county and township; One piece adjoining the lands of Sallie Smith, C. P. and others containing acres more or less. One other piece being all swamp land, b ginning at the mouth of Second Branch line to the canal la of Indian Well swamp. up the canal to the line of Jno. A. Smiths land, thence with the line of said land to the side ditch, down said to the beginning, containing a res more or loss. Moth being inherited by P. A. mother of ten- ants in from her father Caleb Smith. V. June 7th, tom. TWO YEARS HAVE BEEN PAID IN THE in in u in in OF NEWARK, N. J., YOUR POLICY HAS Loan Value, Cash Value, Paid-up Insurance, Extended Insurance that works automatically, Will lie re-instated if arrears paid within on month while you are living, or within three years after lapse, upon evidence of and payment of arrears with interest. A after second No Restrictions. Dividends are payable at the beginning of the second and of etch year, provided the premium for the current year paid. They may be To reduce Premiums, or To Increase the Insurance, or To make policy payable as an during the lifetime of insured. J. L. SUGG, Greenville N. C. Great We have this placed on BARGAIN COUNTER of yards of BEAUTIFUL Short Ends, Pieces and some Clean new pieces marked down to much than real value Some at half price. Come early and take advantage of this offering. North County, I n Superior Court. Jaw Evans, Va Evans, o defendant will take notice that mi action entitled a has been in county the the of obtaining a the bends of matrimony upon the and adultery, and the defendant ill further take that he la d to appear before the judge of oar Superior court at a court to h for of the Monday after the Monday in September, the day of September null answer the complaint which. be in the office of the clerk of the superior court of said county within drat days of said m I demur to said complaint within the required by law or the plaintiff i will apply to the court for the u in the This the 18th day April IV. D. U. Clerk of Is hereby that T. uteri and three of vacant land In own- county, N. d as on the North side Tar Hirer and West . and i h lads of Rob H and -T. Si i heirs on W. and John on the n and and Lumber Company's land, known as the Pine and others on e East and This May 3rd, . . Any person or poisons, claiming title to, or Interest la the above de- scribed land must their protest with me, In writing, within the next thirty days or they will be barred by- law, R. Williams. Entry Taker, for N C Cold Comfort what we are after, and the, possession of one of our Refrigerators will insure sweet milk, butter, cool drinking water and many dainties that would be unattainable without the Refrigerator. HAVE YOU A LAWN If you have will want a Lawn Mower pretty goon, and we've made it easy tor you to own one. There is no need to borrow a lawn mower when we we sell a good with best steel knives at such- a satisfactory price, and guarantee it t do the work. Water Coolers, Ice Cream Freezers. and every else the hardware line. v. Greenville's Great Department Store NOTICE TO VOltS. Having qualified before be Superior Court Clerk of as administrator of the estate of W. L. 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 recovery. This 23rd day of April, 1904. J. H. Cora, of estate w. L. Cobb, THE KEELEY INSTITUTE, N C FREE Our Illustrated Hand Booty Cut this out it to BOX GREENSBORO, Please inc your illustrated Hand Hook No. IT. NAME. A Startling Teat, To ave a life, Dr. T. G. Men it of No. Pa., made startling teat resulting in a won cure. He writes, a patient was attacked with violent caused by liberation of the stomach. I often found Bitters excellent for acute stomach and liver so I them. The patient gained from the and bus not had an attack months Electric Bitters me positively guaranteed for Dyspepsia, Constipation Kidney troubles. Try them Only It if sail that nothing it except death and taxes, nut this is true. Dr. King's New for consumption is a an re cine fin all lung throat troubles. Thousands can testify to that. Mrs. B. Van of W. Va. says had a severs case of Bronchitis and for a Tear tried everything I heard of, but got no relief. One bottle of Dr. King's New then me It's infallible Croup, Whoop- Cough, Pneumonia Consumption. Try it. It's by J. Trial bottles The way of to be pretty smooth. Quick Arr. t J. A. of Verbena, Ala twice in the hospital from a of piles causing tumors After doctors and all remedies failed, Salve arrested further and cured It at-hes kills pain. MS Wooten's drug Store. Mad Young of Dr. King's New Life Pills each night for two weeks has put me in my writes O. H. Turner of Dempsey town, Pa They're the best the for Liver, Stomach and Bowels Purely vegetable Never gripe. Only at Wooten's Drug Store. Heart is by perfect digestion, in- swells the stomach and it up the heart. This causes of of the heart general weakness. Dyspepsia Cure cures indigestion, relieves the Stomach, takes the strain of the heart restores it to a full per- of its function naturally. increases the strength enabling the stomach and to digest, assimilate and to the blood and tissues all of the fond Tone the and digestive organs. Sold at v For Y For t. hundred years or morn When Hazel h s been as it remained fir E. C D ft Co. of C to bow hi the vii- of with other in the form of a salve. DeWitt's Witch Basel salve is the bet salve in the world for sores, cuts, burns, piles. The standing of this salve ha given rise to and the public, is ml vised to look for the name on and accept Hold at Wont en's Drug Opera glasses are those you go out for between the acts- John L. ask the leaders of this paper to test the value of Dyspepsia cure. Those people who have had it and who have been cured by if. do not hesitate to It to their friends. digests what, you eat, cures indigestion, dyspepsia and all stomach trouble. Increases strength by enabling the stomach and digestive organs to to he blood all of the nutriment contained the food. Dyspepsia Cure is and palatable. An Alarm clock tor age If yon want to et up early good all day take a Little Ear- Riser or two at bed time. These famous little pill relax the nerves, give quiet rest and refreshing sleep with gentle movement of the bow- els about breakfast time. W. H. Howell, Houston, Tex., says Risers are best pills made for constipation, sick Sold at Wooten's Drug Store. OLD STOCK WORTH OF HIGH GRADE r- MOSTLY NEW GOODS BOUGHT I I FOR THIS SEASON HAS FALLEN INTO THE HANDS OF 4- The Bee Hive Company's GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA. Business entirely suspended in order to prepare, re-ticket, 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. W. L, DOUGLAS SHOE For Men Allowed C three days to sell all 4.-r YARDS HAMBURGs Worth Al- Of lowed sell all DRESS GOODS double Allowed days to sell all Under Lock and Key CLOSED TIGHTLY. Loch for Large Green Banner engaged, day and night, adjusting am on Mich that will every mi Not a single will I e wed to the store the fearful pi Ire reducing is way. opens Thursday, May 19th. BOYS PANTS Pairs to Sacrifice for three days CALICO yards best cent. Allowed days to sell l CORSETS cent kind. Allowed days to sell all Selling Stock for a Mere Son HENS SHIRTS Sold for All sizes days A MIGHTY TURKISH TOWEL,., Steel Rods, To sell fast, allowed Boys Shoes for Sunday. Shoes DEMONSTRATION Ci excitement now reigns and vi- People are seen in doors, talking and the outcome of such an bow the multitude extra cents, people will be served and waited m so short a time. clerks on We close stock Goods out inside days, PANT; yards, w yd Se worth Ms, --Buyers Must Remove Goods Same Day of Allowed days to sell all. Merchants taKe notice keepers and country mer- chants wishing to purchase portions of this may do so from to o'clock in the evening during the days. The regular retail trade and consumer must be served first. Look for Green Canvas Banner covering entire front of Store. Hive CASH STORE. Look for Green Banner. I. p, i i . Stole I W There will b h or be good m .; i i keep j i day. in v Dav yon he i Look for G m i i in

I ll I C. FLANAGAN, Attorney at Law, Greenville. N. U AT ST. LOUIS, CRANK H. WOOTEN, MO- , within easy reach and other one post office, or . on any Agent or T H y Dentist. GREENVILLE. N. C. Dental . Dental i i Bagging, Ties at Greenville, i . solicited BLUSHED -N PERRY CB. Norfolk, Va. Cotton and handlers of and shipments THERE ARE VERY FEW WOMEN WHO NOT KNOW SOME- THING POPULARITY OF The price is not the only thing that bar. mads One shoes famous. There other shoes at , the same price. The is in the THE ARK SOLD DEbS the boot,, as here is less material and less labor required to make THE SPRING STYLES have created more shoe Talk among the than ever shown Greenville. , Any Last or or or Leather, we have it. Pa yon will the ti a of knowing best shoe in America for ., o fit where others Sold by C. S. FORBES, The Man's Outfitter. ITEMS. C, June 1904. Job Moore opened the campaign of 1904 in Swift Creek township i Saturday afternoon, by calling to order the democratic primary at The statesmen who will visit this fall to tell the people which way to vote will miss the friendly shade of the pine trees which used to stand on the his- triangle on which the Mason lodge stands. The Ayden Co. has cut them all down and I carried them away. i Misses Julia Burney, Lizzie Burney and Fannie Roach are go- to Morehead City this evening to attend the Assembly. L. B. will list taxes at i June A. B. Davenport was at Cox- this is But the oil man says she I mint not be of the type. She must be just sweet Thirty years ago his ratio t one was it is today. He ought to sub- scribe for the Commoner. I will pay you for your Beeswax. B. M. Schultz. We have one Brie City Engine and Boiler, about SB horse power, I been in use about months. i-Practically good MS new. Will sell BLOCK R-26 d Bethel, N. C. Report of the condition of The Bank of Greenville Greenville, C- At the close of business Loans and Discount Overdrafts Sb Furniture Fixtures Due from Banks Checks cash Hems Coin 27,871.00, GREAT SALE OF WHITE GOODS WE WILL PUT ON SALE THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 9TH, Several thousand yards of White Goods that have been recently secured from the H. B. Go-, of N. Y. Sale will last as long as the goods last. The goods are all nice patterns in plain, small dots and stripes. We give a few prices, but to know the real quality and value you should see them. Striped White Pique Regular price and per yard, Sale All Styles in Pique Shat sell regular price for to per yard, Stock paid I Surplus, I Undivided Profits less Expenses Paid Deposits cheek- out 8,875.03 827,766.16 1,824.9 m l HI. I L H. Pender. The 8888,466.12 North County of Pitt. J James L. Cashier of the above-named bank, do. solemnly that the above statement is true to the bed belief JAMES L. LITTLE. Subscribed and to I Putin ; Correct- Q. A. TYSON, A ANDREWS, Directors , . L L. Little. White Organdy price yard White French Organdy. inches wide, regular price per yard 3-4 French Organdy. inches wide, regular pi ice per yd Sale Pink, Blue. Red. Green and in Organdy. Regular price per yard Bale Several Hundred Yards of Long Cloth. Regular price per yard Sale the Best Bleaching. Regular price per yard Sale in Dots Rose buds. Regular price So per yard Bale Plain White India Linen. Regular price per yard, Sale price. Plain White India Linen. in wide, regular price Lie per yard, Plain White Linen. in regular price and cents per yard, Sale price 3-4 White Persian Lawn. in wide, regular price per yard, Sale Black French Lawn. In wide, regular price per Sale Black Pique. in wide. Regular price per yard Bale Black in wide Regular per yard price . -----9 M striped Waist Goods It, price per Bite White striped Waist Goods price per yard Sale All Fancy That sell per yard, nm Lumber Co., Constructors and MANUFACTURERS , a railroad last North of the f by toe j turned and machinery new and up and of the best furnished and contracts taken for erection of buildings. and all kinds of sheet Tinning, to metal Our Wyatt has charge o m tinning and slating department. You will find do our bast to give satisfaction. M. SCHULTZ Wholesale and retail Grocer i furniture Dealer. Oaf for Fur. Cotton Head, Oil Bar- Turkeys, Egg, Oak Ba ,, Carriages, Tables, i, and Gail ft High Key West pile. roots, Henry George n Led Cherries, Peaches, A up tea. I Plus Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Sugar, Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Seed Meal and Hulls Oar, On Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Dried Prunes, Currents, Ula and China Ware. Tin and Ware. Cakes and Crackers, Cheese, Best Butter New Royal Machines, and nu- other goods. Cheap for cash. Bee me. S. M. Schultz lion NOTICE a room in advance you and Tinware, South New I on , your inspection of our sample office was THOMAS BROS BALTIMORE, HP. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL. No. GREENVILLE. Pin COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, TUESDAY, JUNE No. PERSONALS m SOCIAL. FRIDAY, JUNE Miss is sick. Miss Maud left this morning for Raleigh. Miss Smith has been sick the last few Mrs. J. W. Higgs and children left today for T. J. Moore has return- ed Morehead Miss Laura went to Washington Wednesday. Miss Nell Skinner returned Wed- evening from Wilson. ft Mrs. W. H. White left day evening for Seven Dr. J. W. Bryan returned Wed- evening from Plymouth. W. O, returned from a t. up the road Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. left this morning for Richmond. Mrs. A. H. Taft children left morning for Henderson. Miss Maude Lee left day evening for a visit to Ayden. Mrs. Bailey and children left Wednesday evening for Seven Springs. M. A. Allen and daughter, Mite went to Seven Spring Wed- evening. and Mm. J. R. Move and e returned today from Springs. Williams mid Mr. J. M. Tolar, who have been visiting Mrs. J. A. Brady, left this morning for Wilmington, Mrs. J. Tyson returned Wednesday from it visit to Bethel. Her Miss Ferrell Peel, accompanied her home for a visit. FRIDAY, JUNE W. went to Ayden Thursday. Cannon returned to Ayden evening. J. P. left this for Neck. J. W. rat a rued W returned evening Anderson returned to Ayden Edward evening from Washington. A. T. King returned from Elizabeth City. J. W. day evening from Rocky Mr-, F. G. of , U visiting Jones. Annie While returned Thursday evening from Plymouth. Lee, of Dunn, came up from Ayden to visit Mrs. L. H. Lee. Mrs. H. W. and little son, James Henry returned from today. Mr. and Mis. J. Bryan Grimes, of Raleigh, arrived Thursday evening to visit relatives. Mrs. T. R. Lee, of and Miss Lillian Bland, of Ayden, are visiting Mrs. T. L. Bland. Mrs. Sarah M. of Fremont, arrived Thursday even- to visit Mrs. W. R. Moore. Mrs. Annie Hardy, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. T. Small wood, left this morning Mrs. J. S. Tunstall and Misses Katie and Mamie Ruth, today from a visit to Greene Mrs. B. H. Hen me and Miss Lela Cherry went to Kinston Thursday evening to a Christian Science lecture. Four Days of Battle. June Chinese, both merchants and are Arthur with the permission of the Russian author- Fifty junks which left Port Arthur yesterday with Chinese are now arriving here The reports of the latest arrivals vary in minor details, but agree in a general statement that a bat- has been raging for four days within ten miles of Port Arthur. All the Russian soldiers have, it is said, left Port for the front and only large ships and a number of small ones re- main in the harbor. The Chinese are unable to explain what has become of the other large ships. It is further tut all the forts at Port have been more or lees damaged by re- cent bombardments, and that a number of mines recently laid in the to the harbor were exploded during a Celebrate Jane 14th at flag Day. June 14th known as Flag Day the United States and Flag Association is ting every way possible to have the day each year fittingly observed The 14th will be the anniversary of the adoption of the stars and stripes i lie got the United Stales. The a-ks of all A met citizens in celebrating the day. Mayors an requested to order to be dis- played upon of their respective by fa proclamation of to invite their fellow citizens t. do tho heir buildings. are red to decorate Mich stores with Old Woman to be Hanged. Trenton, N. J. one dissenting of pa don,, after of today to lite sentence of Anna Valentine, the Bergen woman, convicted of the of She will be banged June unless the ewe is carried to the court of errors appeals. It is said to lie mere twenty-live years tic-1 a woman has hanged in New Jersey, COUNTY CONVENTION. Delegate Selected to State and Con- Conventions. The democratic county for the purpose of selecting d legate to the state and conventions, was called to order a noon A. L. Blow, of the executive committee. H Slated that it had been a pleasure and an honor to him to call the democratic conventions of Pitt to order for years. The roll of delegates was called. On motion of W. R. Williams, A. L. Blow was made chairman of the convention. D. J. Whichard and H. T. King tonal convention will be printed were elected secretaries. later. O. L. Joyner offered the follow- At close of the convention which was Secretary of Stale J. Bryan O. W. Harrington, E. B. L. C. Arthur, D. C. Moore, T. R. Moore. Glenn 89-122, Davidson 14-122, Turner Stead man 9-122. Winston Morton 8-101. E. Clark. Alter- W. L. Nobles. Half for Glenn, half for Std- unanimous for Winston. SWIFT J. L. H. Cox. G. James, A. L. Blow. for Glenn and Win- The list of delegates to in a brief speech heartily thanked the convention for the endorse- given him. The democracy of Pitt in convention assembled takes great pleasure in endorsing the course and conduct of their man, the Boo, J, Bryan Grimes, secretary of state, and do hereby then dell gates in state convention to cast the vote of Pitt for him for ITEMS. LOOK AT COWARD There seems to be much differ- to the same high office of to who the nominee for sheriff this year. he so honorably and faith- fully tills. I think it will be easy to settle The delegates of the several l townships then selected that H. L. Coward, one of our township's number of delegates to retired will serve the state Mr. and Mrs. Edward of Greenville, North Caro- announce the engagement of their sister, Mrs. Willie Mr. Williamson to take at Buckingham in July. , Held Too Long. Some people are now wishing they had Mild their cotton when it was so high a few months ago. It is hard to tell just what is best to do at the right time. twins. The following delegates were appointed to the. convention KAY Smith. Unanimous for and Win- A. Sugg. Alter L. Fountain. Unanimous tor an Winston. BETH Kl, Brown. Unanimous and u. irons, W, G, Stokes. A fraction over for tin US A. Stocks, Al too W. B. Proctor. II. Mill,, M, W. E. Tucker for one- third for E. T. A. G. H. A. Blow- B. J. D. Cox, Dr. A. Jesse Can- non. Unanimous for Glenn and Win- FALKLAND R. Gotten. Al- -W. R. Williams. , for Stedman and Winston. R. Home. Al- L. Barrett. for L. Fleming F. G. if he is nominated. All whose good fortune it has been to meet him know that he is blessed with a good nature, is rather looking, will a capital good officer. lie can make a good canvas bus lots of time. Ho gentlemen, you come down to the. convention, if you don't know the man look up and look at Mm, and I am sure yon will him. F. June, 1904. C. H. Langston and Tom spent Sunday near Miss Minnie Jones, after spend- with friends and relatives here, returned home Monday. Miss Annie spent Saturday and Sunday friends near Grifton. Patrick and R E. Hardy spent Munday in Many of our friends attended the commencement at Thursday. J. A. of Farmville, was here awhile Sunday. Arnold an aged man, lied Friday, He leaves a number of friends relatives to mourn his loss. George and Luther attend- ed church at Ready Branch Sun- day. Mr. of spent Thursday night with K. E. Ernest Langston went to Win- Saturday. B. D. Braxton went to ville Monday. Misses Bailie and VestA Worth- are on the sick lint. E. E. to den Mon- day. Henry Langston And ulsters, Eva and Lucy Bell, spent Saturday night and Sunday with relatives near IF YOU ARE WELL BRED The 30th is Day. There be a hitch sane- when-. Some ago it was to- the corner stone nil of the new temple in take on Thursday, June and tin, will t to in mil hi t Mill NoW till- mi- In In Kt -t Free .-. h big tale in I Kit- n on unit the Grain Lodge officers wail be there. It is hardly probable will in both writing the above we see in the Free Press that the Masons I others, I at the time 1111-I aware f this in dates and; will You-will not use will not You will try to make others happy. You will never Indulge In lined You will never forget the respect due to You ill not. boast your achievements. Yon will think of other before think of You will in your of others, A hi will m t your civil- by account-, Yon forgot engagements promise of any In you will not be or You will n r I tho or of have the day celebration to for their Dr. Farmville. Dr. of Kinston, will Farmville at the July 0th and 7th, Monday, Assembly. County Superintendent W. H. returned from I meeting of the assembly at Morehead. He re- ports the meeting a most fill one with good attendance of teachers. We see from Wednesday for the purpose of reports of the meeting that Prof. treating discuses of the eye was chairman the fitting glasses Those who are not Committee took able to pay lee will be examined prominent part the general free. 6-7 Another Convention. proceedings of the assembly. Six Games Soon. The bate ball team is preparing The Saturday a good field play out near the Is not to nominate county officers, and the fun will soon be but only to select delegates to the gin. Six games are scheduled for James, J. J and congressional the next two with T. Hooker, H. T. King, R. W The nominating Kinston and three with Washing. King. L Moore, ion w be held later. ton.