REFLECTOR u j ; I- ii mm IT. GREENVILLE GRADED SCHOOL. ii sin r, office at Ore. N C, i . . application. .,. port in adjoining counties -it- pi in to Pitt x. Oct. 1905. A. meeting Gas been called in T during . ,. , s ,.,,,. 8th the past received an , , year i d, looking to a in the presidential ought be a no about that Mr. the ca received large sums by the insurance companies, is not saying anything about return ,, . the money, there i that can h o I been several inti that s be paid In thing the I to In i -i s v an able as never iv con . d the price crop. A . cotton and u of mills i every line in the South- ii Ii i i Bend l away i ; i . i- i ill a till r ti a-i J C Is Greenville going to toward getting an d lily i . i . . r I I i -i i r I in- kill i .-. i i i ii ml still ii in for to on this bi the s ;. , ,., . , u, . . ,., .,, it than . . rt is made bus- i . i d .-, . i every day . trail main as tin . Washington I I I i I i i ii Sharp at i the is to insure the putting in defeat of e i ti servants and land i lb. i the cluing id well. ,. . u the same I'll ,. ,. , . n was .,. ,, ., . , , .-. ids Vet be the man whom Mr. W i. n ii II , i I. ; .- -Went for reelection a- . . riM ml i-i How liability. , . . ever, a good many people long ago lost faith in Mr. Hearst's Democracy. i. in Winston Sentinel. , i e some . h will at to state the the pumpkin- w b i t. In view graded school begin an her year's an Monday. Oct. 2nd, I to upon every good citizen of Green the imp art of giving bis or toward making the year- mean what it ought to mean ii promoting the highest, th- best, and the must permanent of th town. In the past the enrollment has been good, but not as bug might have been, and will not I e until every boy and girl for whom it is possible will take advantage i I the facilities so wisely provided by a generous public. The remedy I i this evil is largely in the hands of the people, and them to join with us help to place every chill in school. The public schools are a it created n e special lit any child or s children, are they in any designed t lie a charitable It is t . I are table in results to thousands it would never without them y i . fan education. An prayer is that they may made number They are instituted ail in u id i owe Nor on an to transfer to you that you may B duly upon the w and It it j work in which every child in On who his town and to be ii only -i- our i i. ; . l xi rd nil have in because th. must feel the inc and m us iv speak it and in an . promote i IV. B. Sol, Graded JUDGE JONES TO RESIGN I News and of Wednesday bad the T i. i i- a persistent rumor th i Judge B. Salem, will resign his position u Superior i mi judge and. return the practice of the law in Winston Salem In that connection Cu well I fail to call the i attention who hi- successor, lo the acts that the only reliable Democratic counties in ii on the sound p investment for public peace, an I and as they conserve this end only i- they ii . i t i i ague B i m in his con- test Vi returns we fad. The ,, w a hard time trying to the one third of voters to e an ii the ion of reopening saloons in the i ,. . Tie we see f is what they base their n gel in. to E it i The i I t now i re a i i his . t n- Here's at t i. t body will not I bad as b fore. Regulars. people . ill iii- did district are Caswell and and i of these deserve the place To bear and out all good Deni precedents immediately upon resignation of Judge Jones i r would lender to Col. A. E. of our c who ran in only I. meet the measure of their require- ; ; . Jo i the lore- lie placed in them and j K. J., i- i j s J.- Kept there. I fully many ore kept their scant earnings are necessary p. r ,,.,,.,,., th wed mother or v ;, , .,. ,, . ,., ,,. U mil . Inn it v . th with- hand of misfortune bus been heavily I n the name charity I ask p . -i ling the present term i f Pin Superior court, him .,. in v he ha I nevi r intimated to any one he you, God has blessed , . , , . , nod the least North. Watch This Space. mm. THE KING CLOTHIER. Coming on It's Own Train. V A SHOWS. . P.- mm day I Ii of the day. i . n I world . i. nave been . and forceful man has a much el now a those who are regular, and v mi to make more money I ever do not fly off at every and could. that comes I., i i-i the I ii th ii e no Those who i . i . they think their . are weights and Mr. If to say , v no It is the regular, ire has I us with unchanging, sturdy men who these in I Still, then i-i I with way things are run. John D., Jr., in the above re . used fully with go ids, a of such an one go to his rescue a. -a i. in the curse of usefulness and . s ;. i lo buy books Help tn I o cup cold to God's little and you v a ; I not ; , reward. A Mill larger number those are harder t i reach r. main out of school through indifference, because tin j a i I tin value and importance education To tin-in w. simply say United census educated man or woman stands opp T o i . an I man or tin The are some little hob-l die. I . much principle to kick the traces because they think that tin Republican party have their way, Take them in this t . think that sh in Id have for l . s. The on hi -1 mi h this ,; m Durham, an I the Herald is a- as. i him, e haw their way. in church the same thing is true are not so good they lose iii their brethren and e up to a holier realm. They today chaining North Carolina at t very t of the list for racy among her white people is the lack a good hearty sentiment for cation, but with thanks lo the devotion of her teachers and leaders she is arising giant out her slumbers, and we see for her the dawn of a better lay; and the question that comes Speaking further Judge Jones I r the i is a surprise and r I and while i . J Up a ii ii iii and Iii kept from me bis time, both I were his inclinations, honor hint as it did he fell ii duly to it. and since entering up lie duties . I i had d lo the b in- ability. roll 1- I lies has no i null nation ;. needs just such men II II as lie i- This is In- be Ii -s in I. judge has made a more favorable impression on our people He I is position with dignity and honor and conducts the court in a business like way. is firm reasonable in his rulings, s penalty the law he thinks offense demands ii is merciful when he thinks mercy is merited, lie is an aide and t judge. f ---1 . Phi . home to all is, can we afford to lag behind in this movement better I n soldiers was All slate that we i T, Sun that The agitation annulling the I . I land Improvement We fail lo Bee tin . by this . federate and We all have sung and , , ,. , . , burned Friday night in do love. Henceforth let us do some tho battles of the Civil war the up to a turner ream., prove our, building was struck by shells, faith by our works. in which had been While the lire was ill its height these . r bells began to explode. There were tin-schools are created. liners still. They blown by every wind of do. but the name the elate for whose bet an substantial in are not creatures Maryland i to vote on u amen dim m restricting suffrage in the November eh All the states yet see t it is best to come to this. nine explosions, which scattered the ask you, if you kn w , f a child who as they realized the ,,., men of deep and indifference fails lo attend of being near the building, abiding conviction. The others to or This shows that the used make tho noise but these men do the i,;,, ii. ., . . , I,,, one who can ti. urge and constrain during civil work. On their broad the qualities Charlotte Chronicle, church rest. They an- well- to go to school, and you will be and complete. In a word, the means of saving to the state a . are regular, and their useful citizen who may be a diamond j force that saves All this is said not Ii., in going to and . . , , , I ., in disparagement our schools their usefulness, which are doing u cm get old lot noble work, but because of an can.- .,,, ,.,.,, , at eat desire to see grow and in office. The Book Store received a new supply of . I pencils, pens, ink and ill positively exhibit GREENVILLE OCT. 10TH. on a scale of never attempted in in all its reel Better, Greater, Grander A Display of Entirely Grand Moral Museum of The t Hidden Menagerie Many Strange Zoological Specimens Including th- Rarest Animals in Captivity. The Lioness, Queen 11.1 her of young cubs. A. largest living HIPPOPOTAMUS in captivity, weighing 6.000 A Monitor Blood Behemoth, of Holy Writ, in densest Morass of wild region of the mys- River Nile. A Zoological Garden Brought to wheels. The Human Meters, the La Pearl Family of Japanese Mons. Ladder Artist Wheelers Marine Band rue finest Musical Organization traveling with any in Grand Street Pageant new and costly Steam Piano to be seen daily in our Free Spectacular New Street Parade. A Grand Gala Day. Prepare For the coming event. One ticket admits to all advertised shows. All Children Half Price. Not-ambling or Swindling allowed. Honest and Fair the this vast Two Performances Daily. Doors open at I and p. m. Remember the day and date GREENVILLE TUESDAY, OCT. Job Office is the , your work done. Subscribe to THE REFLECTOR WINTERVILLE This department is in charge of J. H. FRY, who is authorized to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. We hi. r many Judge j.;., t. people i . of doing lie to be determined to do what he think if right repaid c- of . C R O, A-pi The painter is after Hie on l boy's dormitory and I painting the of building. In a few it b occupied and are engaged it Kev. W. E. Cos, Of la this morning a visit to yards standard calicoes per Harrington, Barber Co. Just by R G. ear load lisle they will sell very Mm. O, A. Fail, of wire Misses Carrie and Henrietta Wee- evening. Fur Holt tune clucks and see It. ti. Co. Mil-. A. U. Friday at Mr-., bi -i all styles and d pi ice- reasonable. Mis a t Friday later, H. K a- . Blank the y, ii for balanced, by B T. Ci Bet. J- J- and i, of II been at M They II Colic and K Oil u, the i medicine Block and a at Drag Store Mis. Will II, of Seven Springs, visiting relatives here Bit line ball unit received, latent styles. Barber Mrs. B. D. Carroll George, are relatives near here. For corn and oat-, go to Harrington Barber Co, One our up lo date farmers bro- a wagon load of feed to our Pitt County Oil Go. and had it glued making a bale of lint that weighed pounds. He paid one dollar and cents to gel it glued and exchanged bis seed meal and hulls. And after ha bad sold bis bale of to one our leading a lit lie more I bin per he pin Ins meal and OH bis and returned home feeling he had saved much I lute and labor and was pleased results. Cooper went lo this morning. Mi- I. A. Sparks recently re- turned from Northern markets where she purchased a complete line of dress goods, trimmings and notions. Her fall opening display of the new will be held in one of the new con- stores oil Saturday, Sept- W. L. Hurst went to Greenville this of Buggies were seen down one of our streets yesterday en- roots far our luck to in. Albert w. to Green- ville this morning. Mrs. P. H. Kittrell and Mi- went and J. C. Tyson attended services here night. H. G. Chapman Co., arc offering cut price on their large stuck shoes which must be sold within a days In order to make room their new supply soon to be received. All colors of paint, and yellow at Barber v Co. Nice at youth's pants, all Harrington, Barber Barber I ,, Mill his I an l, he i ,, . , eight school Rah Bear, and will have to seeing prevail, begin her work. She has proven; frames I -a . here the j year and predict i her wen work. Her sister. Mi- Nora, will e here at once. B. T. Cox A Bi. haves lull line of books, paper, inks, pea tablets, day hook hook-, states. A W. Lags c ,. Mi.- of V., came put he in la Trunks valises ton Barber J. J. o. came evening n, attend services in the health abounds. there in- there good very Straps. Come and see what they have before bringing else. where. B. y- to visit Ins mother, Mr Susan Hi- lire to heir . his great success new field. A few u-ii s the result of recent be place and i u n . . Our are and carts i lo i . e I i Mill. I'll- ;,,,, is reaping .,. a to see Miss Mary f II will preach in been visiting Misses P. cm- and in. mil left yesterday v Monday and M where -he will In . i Solemn At exercises at the academy Friday he sue the of V. All v.,. delighted his hope lo In ii very o.,. f at ii nice cooed, . W. Ange C ml s. i. i II. L. his ii This is his A healthy LIVER means pure Pure Mood means health. Health means happiness. Take no Substitute. All Druggists. ARNOLD'S to Cholera By L. Woolen and C; it l . i . i Nov. tun. . s. Barn Jo i and J. . I i ten, . i A. it ties become think of a notice that an action entitled as above a a w has commenced in the . selling at whole r. M affect court county, to certain . the patients pump, can't tell the These ailments are common with at closing of the season, but with some of re- i-in . -o re- I I .;. i . And iii . Ni In lie school. M i. W. v of i d . r inn ii i Cox, at tin-home i It. When i- tow n i see me ii i feed nod s de L. c leave us. M . S -I iii c boys suits II. I. We have the best assortment i ever to Win- T Br-. Kev. Ion, U mil in i c. chin, n Ce a people . to see nod hear Mini Our line of fall and Winter, develops a mania for talking and the germ is in acme stores in Greenville all the creates a reckless gathering of ; iv am for sale by B. O. Co. ,. goods are now In, Bee oar lire be j net a few more cloaks at ,. . ,,,. ,. . , ,, . , , , boy. yours to please A. L. Johnson's. -I i K v, th r . , , , loud of school Greenville, preached in shipped of A. C. C x inc i . food a ti III not .- i the I i to e held o u i -i ii ii h v n rub- court u . and r demur ii said Chi ill . the court for -.-. . j . . . of Inferior quail no matter I , . i what its antecedent, most of it prepared for the store Th Dignity of the farmer. M Timi has been when a man did not . m particularly expect on A V V hA I V L and among certain classes perhaps be not it now; I but, speaking broadly, a dignity We shall expect our methods to h Id. Mouse Hash. he also visited the 10.13 the s- helpful talk, lit is a intellect aim m life our glad to bear in We hope he visit us of en. M in d nice candies apples Fruits if the of machinery means anything the A. ti. Cox Co must lie wagons, cuts null far they have bean keeping a continual line of special prices on hard, ware and mill supplies next W, l. House. We are neither reformers nor philanthropists, for fellows, rather than old-fashioned. IS tor- in need fresh meals am horn call on II. L. Jo Annie Joy visited -Miss ed T. H. King, A. I mill G. K. tended mi vices at I evening. report u good sermon by u Mr. Crater, i I is one of the pros-i sections of the and For fresh H. L. sun's. and lies Cigars yon ever I-. I Johnson's, For nice dress ice, and nil kinds of I Ladies and Gent's furnishings I to A. W, If you gel one of those d beaters at A. heat are loll ml, in that community. Not only Adm re they attend the preaching service . , ,, ,. , ,. flour just at A W. i C which Mr. has on but they have one of the heel conducted Sunday g j the county. Ii Is presided quiet, j is reliable gel prices. Just received car load Hour, nice mil fresh Harrington Barber Go, Nice line of fresh groceries ways on hand Harrington ed Mr. B who has co the people In the v. ,. Miss of now her in to , went home Ibis lo spend ,. . ,, . . c her. He; is well select- A so Miss Nellie . . , ,. ed and prices always went I . , ,. J. B. Jackson, House, of House, tin- . . in this spend a morning, are ail . . . I Meek with her mother law, Mrs. Call II. L. Johnson's and Cat roll and K. hi, line of Hosiery eD, , Misses Ladies and Cents. UM ,,,.,,,, Pull goods arriving daily ill a short while with us W. Ange iv Come, today. see them. Motto go Olivia Cos came borne this at lowest morning. II you expect to exchange your ,, King in need meal you can same time . ., , , meal far seed when cotton the at night Mr. Crater, Pitt Co. Oil Mill. of attaches to of the farmer that never been known before. We say I the tr we believe and noble calling entitles him .-., distinction among tho professions. I perhaps, ha the farm- But we are determined to build influence and importance been so well understood. The Charlotte Statement id f add Observer in an editorial article gives striking win not and Merchandise beyond my do to decry the men who come from space is too expensive to use for Our little comparisons, as reference to the are serious statements, and we take this method of calling the of the critical and intelligent purchasing public to these abuses. It time for better business any how, This store demonstrated to-day, did and to-morrow. We are never we buy merchandise because it is cheap, It must be good or it will mil in this store. We reduce every week, yes every tiny, if we think ii necessary, The new- goods are here. Now a general shake-up all along I lie line. WE ARE HERE TO SELL GOODS. the soil. Allot us came from it directly or at moat through a generations not far It is trite the cities must, if they exist, be recruited from it constantly, equally trite and true very much of beet bruin and energy In pursuit, commerce the sinus is recruited immediately train ii Scotland Neck l A young man think it is to his advantage lo leave some oilier state hill he is mistaken unless the is after Wilmington Ladles, if you a I and brilliant complexion, tree from use Kooky Mountain Tea. Brings red lips, eyes a cream like cents. Tea or Tablets. floes further further. Never stops until arc well. That's what Mountain will do. A great ionic. Makes led Id. In ll Tea Tablets. ling Store. It dulls the lime, dines away wrinkles approaching old puts hope in the Tea. cents, Tea or Tablets, Drug large steers, well bloke, nearly new log can. our stable. T. id Mills and tan setter dog, with blue on breast. a shepherd, for return to K. S N. C. TARBORO, N. C. mm POOR PRINT