THE EASTERN REFLECTOR J. Editor and Proprietor. Entered in the post office at Greenville, N. C, as second class matter, Advertising rates made upon application. A correspondent desired at every post office in Pitt and adjoining counties. i to Pitt County, N. C, 1904. certainly saloons a bounce. gave the This is the time of year when we read of sun strokes cities North at The World Fair. The at is get- ting the class. Tomorrow Greensboro votes for will carry it. Judge North Carolina kin are making presence known. It not who was the man. All are for him now and that is the important part keep on bidding for the A- North railroad The governor now has three bids in hand. Hy the time they all line up there will be a big army moving for Park r. for Greensboro Prohibit- ion won there Tuesday in a majority of two to one. is is the an em-ban heads an article. We thought it boiling. A around to see take a it. ruing Swim like i; vis i I ii brought. who kill i i w. plating doubt it in .- en l i I stole in In- A part of the business of the press dispatches now is to tell how the presidential candidates and their families spend Sunday. The letters of acceptance of both Parker and Roosevelt, when they appear, will give the public some- thing else to think over. Let the forces of take courage from the re- in Greensboro and do as well when they vote next Wednesday. had the campaign f four ago, and by now the people lire educated to the that the i est thing for the country is to put out and i in. Bald mountain got in the pub- ma again and the opinion grows stronger that a is beneath its summit and liable to belch any time. Glad we are out of its The speech delivered by congress- Claude bin just before the adjournment of n in which he so strongly arraigned the of President is proving one of the most valuable campaign documents circulation. There is great demand for them and they are giving much trouble to republicans. The Washington Post sensible editorial advises the states that so much need an influx of to make their bid for from among the restless, migrant class of Americans rather than among the less desirable for- This is right. There is room and land enough in the South for thousands of good settlers, but we want and need the kind who will snake good citizens and help develop the country. The Durham Sun intimates that a presidential race is a tame affair i ii pared with a race for register of in a county with nine running. The gentlemen ho are reported t have been fat pickings oil of the guests at the Atlantic will have dull business while lie editors are in next The New makes an interesting estimate on the coming presidential election which shows that republican confidence has been greatly dwarfed in the last few days. estimate twenty-one states with electoral votes are placed in the republican column, eighteen stats with votes in the tic column, mid six states with votes doubtful. Just before tho democratic convention the cans claimed everything but the South. Rev. L. I of this city, a close student human nature and a man ripe in experience, says to solve the problem is to elect the democratic ticket And that is Sun. A Man Who Never Had a Quarrel. There is living on the border Buncombe and Hay wood counties a man named Turner Hall, who can perhaps lay claim to more attributes than any other man in this section Cl the state. Mr. Hall is over years of age, is married and has children, four of whom are dead. He was born at Newfound Gap, just over the line, and now lives the same house in which he horn. lie has never been in court in his life as a looker- om he bat never ridden on a rail- road train and during his years of residence in this of has never had a quarrel with his man or engaged in an Mr. Hall a member of the church, an intelligent man and a good New. .-re in today's paper we print a very interesting article from the St. Lumberman on Forestry at the World's Fair, which will have a peculiar in- to North Carolina readers. There is no display in the most woo exposition the world has seen that surpasses the North Carolina forestry exhibit. Of there are plenty more gorgeously and magnificently installed, but for the simple and effective display of North Carolina commercial dis- play that attract en and manufacturers buy wood there is not one that attracts The display of furniture made in North Carolina out of North Carolina lessons of tremendous of the manufacture-of furniture-in the state. The of North. Carolina as a State is weir advertised. In the section is octagon- base, eighteen feet high, mounted by a tobacco a ship of the galleon type, the whole made to look ilk yellow granulated smoking It is an presentation and bears these inscriptions. TOBACCO. Was first taken from the New to the World by A Returning Expedition Sent out by Sir Walter. in Island,. on the coast of North Carolina. Now. children, for a short n in geography. You have been want- to know Judge Par- lives at Kingston, and all three. Well, it's like Kingston-on-the Hudson is the county town of county. is a small village on the rail- road and river, ten miles from King- Judge Parker owns sixty acres of land on the outskirts of pus, sloping down to the river. His house is built on the of a knoll and lie calls his country seat Rose- have it. The above is please don't ask the teacher how to pro- s or what it means or is derived from, for he mil never He only knows pro- it as you will, it doth not fit the North Grows More than any other County in the States- While as late as at all was produced Gave Cleveland a Start. Henry R of Jefferson la., have- started Grover Cleveland on hie- pol says The Chicago He was in Mr. Cleveland was nominated sheriff Dr. it came nearly time for a to be nominated; I said to my hen. tit nominations an I'm to shout Well, soon the an- for slam A. were open, and I shouted as-loud as- I It was taken up. the house and some one- nominated him. at majority, and he going on till he lit the White Mn to the With always having hut fee for singing in. her. j hands she would sing the famous impresario,. this tide of was- by to pay. before the THE LAW OF AVERAGES. Upon Which In If It is a curious fact that the of or the i basis upon which all insurance rests, its origin in a of is to say, the upon which this great economy depends and upon which it owes its claims to the confidence and i age of the community originated from investigations games of chances. It happened in. this A the year the de a nobleman was and. am attempted to solve the stakes a game of problem was too difficult fee him, and he sought of tint famous a priest,, author of mid. one of the mast of any age. Pascal seined the prob in doing so enunciated the d or laws- sailed, this- depend not only the of all. kinds-,, hut also, the laws governing. the-motions in space in fact,, all. astronomical science. This Pascal by dice. When; single is- thrown, tunning up am ace is- precisely one; of sis,, or. one nun of the number of. sides or faces. But number of. throws arc made-it- will-be face turned of time.; this Pascal laid which happened in. any given similar provided; tine numbers be proper working law of age. Thus the duration of of a single, individual is one greatest hut or rate of number of individuals may with great, by with results among a persons and climatic influences. i c u on . One evening I only giro-hen- its Seven Sells An-1 she refused to at some j n. to. ma- 000.000 Pounds of Lean Distributed over Ex i since.- ll haw failed would he annulled., , myself with i I had resources in my hours to lay i Mine, would not the I was ac- Unit. would be for in cost mi e. except s the doors wire and; we sold Ii the- the As as she in she draw step; on the stage when OM was H gave After boo office again. Valuable Document Found. The Secretary of is at work delving into tile-mans-of old record piled the office- the enrolling clerk on the flour of the lie was there., and to-Jay came across the original payroll of the troops defeated the at the bat- of for some i-N ion to ill many ed So fan, of has in. This come to he is in I to hilt to to- making discoveries. recent time few suites wain hoping that would in tin-word to hare paid so. little to their I for the regaining But this, ex- records and histories as I -as only partly North Carolina, but there-is a expression his now a change and a is done- Of course will publish everything value that is discovered, as part of the record and copies interest- document will be placed in the Hall of History, to aid in the public mind. Raleigh to Charlotte Observer., . j J. M. of the- Raleigh and Pamlico tail way- left for New York to purchase rails and other material Steel bridge material has already arrived for a two miles from Raleigh, of feet span and for a bridge six miles from here across the Neuse river of feet Raleigh Charlotte Observer. face, the agent came- hack the third time wit the that madam had put on one shoe. sou show her the remaining she will put on the other And so, she when I handed her that amount. Then, beaming with pleasure, she stepped on the stage, and the opera was most brilliantly Ms Pills FOR TORPID LIVER. A tie products SICK Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Skin and Pies. Is a attar OR. a Mat mm, Ho Indian-. A something magpie in. all. tricks and It a. ball thrown a precision worth of a one had a nest in the was and eggs-in mud. space for insert. Ibis bill and. the in own food some- sausage in. of portions the in- of own This is than How. Tunis. A in she is be- is in a small and her and wrists. If she b- to to a man has- or lost a wife, the- shackles which More arc put upon and she is they are filled up to the proper thickness. The food used for this worthy of barbarians, a seed called which is of an extraordinary fattening quality. With this seed and their national dish, the bride is forcibly fed, and many actually die the spoon. Rabbi Landau's Wit. Landau received his call to Prague while he was still in early manhood. His appointment evoked some jealousy on the part of older aspirants, who had deemed them better fitted for tho high When he took seat for the at a of the notables, on a raised dais, one of these disappointed rivals observed ironically, it seems to that thy chair is somewhat too high for landau, turning to him, answered with a good natured thou -art mistaken. Thy table is too low for Century. WINTERVILLE This department is in A. D. Johnston, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. N. Oh 20.1 J. D. The crops are growing. Cox. Board l per day. Best stopped raining every day and the; town. weather very hot. See G. A. Kittrell Co. for any The A. Q. Mfg. Co. seem thing in the feed Hue. to be making special preparation for man ii fact n re of buggy seats Their trade in this line rapidly and they now stand orders from some of the leading carriage makers for per mouth. A. G. Cox is on the sick list. H. L. Johnston pays highest prices for and chickens. Bee those nice at H. L. Johnson's. Joe Manning is sick. WIRE Fence Machinery bale, Cheap The A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. are off. machinery for making wire fence at an low price. Owing to recent changes made in the location they are com led to use all of their other business and will have to build extra room or discontinue the Kinking of fence. This is a good opportunity a farmer to make his fence for his farm cheap. All for furnished also a lot of wire can be bought cheap if ed. A. G. Cox M Co. N. C. T. N. and Co., the place for jars per doz. Latest styles and very cheap at H. L. Johnson's. Patrick Cobb, of Grifton, visiting at J. R. Cooper's. All kinds of soft drinks cool refreshing. H. L. Johnson. T. N. Manning Co. are carry the medicine that will cure diseases of the hart in any state. Fruit jars J gallon size quart size H, L. Johnson. Mrs. Bettie of Ayden, visiting Mrs. B. T. Cox. Roan Cooper with his factory seems to be alive. Call see us either at factory or store. Our smiles will do you good. Winterville Mfg. Co. f am new prepared to brick at Lowest market, prices. Ma to notify the public that I every day at my mill mile sooth of Frog on Sam place. Purnell Tripp. Mrs. Smith is nailing Mrs. C. H. Langston in the try. See nice pants at H. L. they are cheap and good For nice pants shirts see A. specialty at Dr B. T. A- drugstore. There is a assortment of T. Wood Son's., garden seed at the drug store. Borne talk about being the of the year b u . e is nothing to do j W. and Co. Toil mat be some planes but it i- far true at buggy shop. He has been snipping buggies almost for a long, long time and still or come more While a many these buggies are fold state be also ships large numbers to Virginia and South of Washington, R. F. John.,., of Ayden Felix of are visiting in town, have reopened my barber shop in the store formerly occupied by 6-28-aw Will If in need of Tobacco Flues or Flue Iron you will do well in with the A. G. Cox . Hint their prices. our supply of iron on our B. T. Cox Bro. ha. d in d make fines that can in hod. will give you best prices on iron. Kate Chapman arrived on the South hound train Try i tin re I of Columbia the best in town, H. L. Johns in. A well selected variety of drug- gists a full of medicines kept at the drug store. Have you seen Those buggies has in his show room. If not drop in when in town and take a look at It do you We do not to buy only stop see them. Frank Hodges and L. H. tree pad here on -the freight yesterday. An addition is being attached to the Boggy factory. Everything growing ville. See H. L. Johnson for heavy and light groceries, Shoes, Hats and Caps at your own price at A. W. Ange and Co. is the accepted to send in your order To- Trucks to be used in housing this seasons crop of tobacco. not wait the last, when your tobacco is ripe should be in the barn before yon attend to this matter. Be ready. Although the crop short there is a great demand for our trucks. We have already sold more than we had ex- to sell and still the orders keep coming. If you DOt ready bought send us at before the final rush comes. A. G. Cox Mfg., Co. The A. G. Cox Mfg Co. have In stock a nice lot of well seasoned j Umber for boggy bodies and seats and ore making bodies and supply many of the leading carriage makers in this of the state, and seem to lie making a specialty of seats. Barber Co , have just received bag corn. It is going fast. Corn, Ons and Hay for sale chap for cash, G. A. and Co. j j G. A. and Co., are ex- f a shipment seed Bye a them before Try K. G. Chapman and in.- pickling. It is splendid. Groves Tonic bottle while the p sent stuck lasts. John I S-e Kittrell Taylor for a The new engine for the A. G. of Cox Mfg Co. came yesterday. , . I good barrel of pair of shoes at a fl or ,,., ad . come see for yourselves, A Son. i . ., want ice and The lad especially to get then, from Hamburg Taylor and L ires. Yours to i A. W. Alice and C . I have- just r. ti. mi Mm i a nice assortment f cutlery the Oil Mil , . ,.,,., If yon want a nice knife see them. begins to look like a house. . T. Cart If you are not a pot ran f -r m A Q c store come and get acquainted goal, w I trade for a horse that will weigh about A. G. Cox. Winterville, N. C Mrs, Emily Harries , of Green- and Mrs, Mary Lawrence If there's anything we're proud of it's our reputation for having the latest ideas and best variety of everything that goes to make up the toilet of the particular man. Just now we are giving particular attention to his Stop and look at the new colorings and patterns made on purpose for Oxfords. Gentlemen, come here for splendid at moderate prices FRANK WILSON THE CLOTHIER is the on Tasteless OH, sold. Taste as good an Maple Syrup. cents per bottle at B. T. were visiting the fa Cox, Winterville, N. 3-22 of Joseph us Saturday. MRS. SARAH TAYLOR FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, Main Street. N. C. i ii The New Season WILL FIND THE OLD Greenville Warehouse Right We will the best With and not prices, hold it. at forefront of the tobacco business. b in shape for handling every load to advantage of the farmer, plenty of room, perfect lights, ample cap. a competent force, the Old Greenville is to be behind any other house in high Our aim will be to take the lead and Opening tale will be KING COMBINATION BUGGY. , I MANUFACTURED BY .-.,. k A. COX Y. a ., . TUESDAY, AUGUST 2ND, 1904. Mr. B; T. Bailey will be auctioneer for us this season. He is one of the best in the state- Come right along with your tobacco and you will go j homo satisfied you got the highest price to be D. .