Reflector Index, 1894-1897 Use your browser's "Find" command to search for keywords ABSTRACT Dr. Morrill elected mayor and policeman of Falkland -- Eastern Reflector, 6 June 1894 Death of Mrs. Maria Anderson, 79, at the residence of Mrs. W.A. Bernard in Greenville, where she had lived for years -- Eastern Reflector, 6 June 1894 Death of daughter of F.G. James -- Eastern Reflector, 6 June 1894 About Professor W.H. Ragsdale’s new house -- Eastern Reflector, 6 June 1894 Six minks attack horse of W.C. Haddock -- Eastern Reflector, 6 June 1894 Greenville bridge and log rafts -- Eastern Reflector, 13 June 1894 Death of Nicey, wife of W.G. Little -- Eastern Reflector, 13 June 1894 Isadore Lichtenstein in New York -- Eastern Reflector, 13 June 1894 Death of Mrs. William Bland of Parmele -- Eastern Reflector, 13 June 1894 Death of Bettie, wife of Herbert Manning -- Eastern Reflector, 13 June 1894 Town ordinances concerning gates -- Eastern Reflector, 13 June 1894 Advertisement: Greenville lumber mill -- Eastern Reflector, 13 June 1894 Advertisement: J.A. Andrew’s Grocer -- Eastern Reflector, 13 June 1894 Advertisement: R.L. Humber’s machine works -- Eastern Reflector, 13 June 1894 Alice and Helen, two daughters of Mrs. L.C. King of Norfolk, Virginia, attending school near Clinton, N.C. -- Eastern Reflector, 13 June 1894 About George Washington in New Bern in 1791 -- Eastern Reflector, 13 June 1894 G.R. Little graduate of UNC -- Eastern Reflector, 13 June 1894 Negro serenade at convention at William Powell’s -- Eastern Reflector, 13 June 1894 Story about local being swindled by quack medicine man -- Eastern Reflector, 13 June 1894 About F.C. Harding, librarian at UNC -- Eastern Reflector, 13 June 1894 Death of Professor Silas E. Warren of Wilson -- Eastern Reflector, 13 June 1894 Lula White at Hollins Institute in Virginia -- Eastern Reflector, 13 June 1894 Ada and Martha Hearne at Littleton Female College -- Eastern Reflector, 13 June 1894 R. Greene moved into new house -- Eastern Reflector, 13 June 1894 Two-and-one-half-pound radish of Hal Williams -- Eastern Reflector, 13 June 1894 L.H. Pender, new bike -- Eastern Reflector, 13 June 1894 A.G. Cox sells good potato barrels -- Eastern Reflector, 13 June 1894 H.A. Sutton builds a neat cottage on his lot opposite his residence -- Eastern Reflector, 13 June 1894 About Forbestown being a corn field with a jagged fence row five years ago -- Eastern Reflector, 13 June 1894 A.B. Ellington and James Brown dissolved Greenville Ironworks partnership, Brown sole owner -- Eastern Reflector, 20 June 1894 Children of W.F. Evans at orphanage -- Eastern Reflector, 20 June 1894 W.H. Cox in carriage accident, fell over bridge -- Eastern Reflector, 20 June 1894 T.I. Gilliam married sister of D.D. Haskett -- Eastern Reflector, 20 June 1894 Death of infant son of J.J. Stokes -- Eastern Reflector, 20 June 1894 Ayden stores -- Eastern Reflector, 20 June 1894 Potato industry in Ayden -- Eastern Reflector, 20 June 1894 Fish fry at Sheppards Mill Pond -- Eastern Reflector, 20 June 1894 W.L. Grimmer of Elm City, nephew of J.L. Grimmer -- Eastern Reflector, 20 June 1894 Mrs. S.M. Merrit of Atlanta, sister of Mrs. S.B. Wilson -- Eastern Reflector, 20 June 1894 Cow stolen from Edgar Buck -- Eastern Reflector, 20 June 1894 Alfred Tucker painted fence in front of residence -- Eastern Reflector, 20 June 1894 Henry C. Tucker, suffering from severe rheumatism for years, lost his barn to fire -- Eastern Reflector, 20 June 1894 Henry Edmonds Barbershop under the Opera House -- Eastern Reflector, 20 June 1894 Death of Dr. Richard Williams, b. 1813 -- Eastern Reflector, 27 June 1894 Greenville sawmill -- Eastern Reflector, 27 June 1894 Son of John Ivey Corbet of Falkland -- Eastern Reflector, 27 June 1894 About J.H. Shelburn, a member of the U.S. Revenue Service and brother of E.H. Shelburn Married near Hookerton, John L. Wooten of Greenville, druggist, to Lillie Hooker, daughter of T.E. Hooker -- Eastern Reflector, 27 June 1894 Redalia Sunday School -- Eastern Reflector, 27 June 1894 Miss Rosa Laughinghouse of Castle Hayne, niece of W.J. Laughinghouse of Quinerly -- Eastern Reflector, 27 June 1894 H.C. Jones, contractor, built W.H. Ragsdale home -- Eastern Reflector, 27 June 1894 Married, Carrie Coghill, music teacher -- Eastern Reflector, 27 June 1894 Professor B.E. Goode to open school -- Eastern Reflector, 27 June 1894, 11 July 1894 Lucy Bernard’s school -- Eastern Reflector, 27 June 1894 Society to be known as Sons of Veterans organized here -- Eastern Reflector, 27 June 1894 G.E. Harris, town clerk, dog badges -- Eastern Reflector, 27 June 1894 68th birthday of Mayor John Peebles Cyclone hits S.T. Hookers’ four story tobacco factory and hurts men -- Eastern Reflector, 4 July 1894 About lumber mill in Ayden -- Eastern Reflector, 4 July 1894 Steamboat Gazelle -- Eastern Reflector, 4 July 1894 Claude Wilson married -- Eastern Reflector, 4 July 1894 Old brick store fixed up, Mr. Schultz -- Eastern Reflector, 4 July 1894 A third story added to King House Hotel on Evans Street -- Eastern Reflector, 4 July 1894 Methodist church at Langs Crossroads dedicated -- Eastern Reflector, 4 July 1894 Pitt Female Seminary built -- Eastern Reflector, 11 July 1894 Benjamin Crawford of Beaver Dam is sick, b. 1800 -- Eastern Reflector, 11 July 1894 Death of James L. Tyson, son of Shem and Mary J. Tyson, b. 1871 -- Eastern Reflector, 11 July 1894 Officers of Bethel Lodge -- Eastern Reflector, 11 July 1894 Rev W.A. Forbes hurt at Ward and Barnhill mill -- Eastern Reflector, 11 July 1894 Pitt County Veterans meeting -- Eastern Reflector, 11 July 18941 August 1894 Miss Florence Perkins of Washington married to Mr. Harry Webb of Charlotte -- Eastern Reflector, 11 July 1894 Meta Chestnut of Grifton, teacher in Indian territory -- Eastern Reflector, 11 July 1894 Home of J.R. Warren burned -- Eastern Reflector, 11 July 1894 Death of W.W. Worthington, uncle of J.L. Tyson -- Eastern Reflector, 11 July 1894 About W.S. Christian’s work on Greenville Index -- Eastern Reflector, 11 July 1894 Professor T.C. Manning’s writing class -- Eastern Reflector, 11 July 1894 About Forbestown bridge -- Eastern Reflector, 11 July 1894 Bethel stores -- Eastern Reflector, 18 July 1894 Death of son of Herbert Manning, grandson of McG. Davenport -- Eastern Reflector, 18 July 1894 Death of son of J.W. Thomas -- Eastern Reflector, 18 July 1894 White and Negro schools in Bethel -- Eastern Reflector, 18 July 1894 About J.W. Slaughter -- Eastern Reflector, 18 July 1894 James Long’s soda fountain -- Eastern Reflector, 18 July 1894 Death of Mrs. Guilford Harris, 80 -- Eastern Reflector, 25 July 1894 King House Hotel nearly finished -- Eastern Reflector, 25 July 1894 Death of James E. Tucker, son of William D. Tucker, of typhoid fever, 28 years old -- Eastern Reflector, 25 July 1894 Ed Adams of Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 25 July 1894 T.S. Ragsdale moved to Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 25 July 1894 Home remedies, folklore -- Eastern Reflector, 25 July 1894 Lightening struck at House Station -- Eastern Reflector, 25 July 1894 Party at home of Mrs. A.M. Keel in Keelsville -- Eastern Reflector, 1 August 1894 Bethel school -- Eastern Reflector, 1 August 1894 Forbes and Moye’s new Planters Warehouse -- Eastern Reflector, 1 August 1894 Garris Mill, three miles below town -- Eastern Reflector, 1 August 1894 Walt Carman assisting with a populist newspaper -- Eastern Reflector, 1 August 1894 Bull frog farm in New Bern -- Eastern Reflector, 1 August 1894 About Portsmouth, North Carolina -- Eastern Reflector, 1 August 1894 Pigs stuck together with tar -- Eastern Reflector, 1 August 1894 About children of T.A. Nichols teaching school -- Eastern Reflector, 1 August 1894 W.F. Harding, teacher in Charlotte -- Eastern Reflector, 1 August 1894 About tobacco warehouses -- Eastern Reflector, 8 August 1894 Great freshet, like the one in 1887 -- Eastern Reflector, 8 August 1894 Death of Wiley J. Higgs, 57 -- Eastern Reflector, 8 August 1894 Jack Laughinghouse, grandson of Dr. C.J. O’Hagan -- Eastern Reflector, 8 August 1894 C.T. Munford repairing the old store at Five Points -- Eastern Reflector, 8 August 1894 Pile driver putting up fenders on bridge -- Eastern Reflector, 8 August 1894 Two story house of H.C. Edwards built at Forbestown -- Eastern Reflector, 8 August 1894 Greatest freshet of all time at Grifton -- Eastern Reflector, 8 August 1894,22 August 1894 Fred Forbes’ goat -- Eastern Reflector, 8 August 1894 Tools and relics of D.B. Evans -- Eastern Reflector, 8 August 1894 Jame Brewer and Oscar Hathaway in a fight -- Eastern Reflector, 15 August 1894 New white school in Forbestown -- Eastern Reflector, 15 August 1894 Death of Adrian Staton -- Eastern Reflector, 15 August 1894 Impact of the tobacco market on Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 15 August 1894 H.B. Tripps’ house struck by lightning, people killed -- Eastern Reflector, 22 August 1894 Alfred Cully, Negro barber, married -- Eastern Reflector, 22 August 1894 Allen Forbes, R.T. Turnage in a fight -- Eastern Reflector, 22 August 1894 Death of J.L.W. Nobles -- Eastern Reflector, 22 August 1894 J.T. Erwin at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee -- Eastern Reflector, 22 August 1894 Death of daughter of W.A. Pollard -- Eastern Reflector, 22 August 1894 Muford and Ricks’ Racket and Furniture Store open, managed by A.B. Ellington and W.H. Ricks -- Eastern Reflector, 22 August 1894 About R.B. Jarvis -- Eastern Reflector, 22 August 1894 About W.H. Ricks -- Eastern Reflector, 22 August 1894 Hal Williams, telegraph operator at Reflector office -- Eastern Reflector, 22 August 1894 Moonlight excursion of Steamboat Myers -- Eastern Reflector, 22 August 1894 Gainer, Bethel Postmaster -- Eastern Reflector, 29 August 1894 Greenville Lumber Company -- Eastern Reflector, 29 August 1894 Mad dog bit a mule, pony, calf, dog, and duck -- Eastern Reflector, 29 August 1894 T.A. Porter’s pig has five legs and twenty-eight toes -- Eastern Reflector, 29 August 1894 Master Charlie Horne’s run-in with a mule -- Eastern Reflector, 29 August 1894 About Pitt Female Seminary -- Eastern Reflector, 29 August 1894 A.J. Grifton, new house in Forbestown Mrs. J.C. Lanier of Wilson, daughter of Mrs. J. Peebles -- Eastern Reflector, 29 August 1894 Allen Kitrell shot snake and turkey -- Eastern Reflector, 5 September 1894 Child’s game in Greenville, Up Jinks -- Eastern Reflector, 5 September 1894 Bettie, daughter of R.A. Tyson, went to Winston-Salem to enter Salem Female Seminary -- Eastern Reflector, 5 September 1894 About voice of Mrs. J.B. Cherry -- Eastern Reflector, 5 September 1894 Bethel stores -- Eastern Reflector, 5 September 1894 Advertisement: D.W. Hardee, grocer -- Eastern Reflector, 5 September 1894 Advertisement: W.H. White General Merchandise -- Eastern Reflector, 5 September 1894 Death of W.H. Roberson of Carolina Township -- Eastern Reflector, 5 September 1894 J.F. Harrington, clerk of W.H. White Company -- Eastern Reflector, 5 September 1894 About Honorable John S. Harris’ elegant home, ten miles from Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 5 September 1894 Lula White attended Hollins Institute in Virginia -- Eastern Reflector, 12 September 1894 About the third story added to the King House Hotel -- Eastern Reflector, 12 September 1894 Twenty-eight people baptized at Forbes Mill Pond -- Eastern Reflector, 12 September 1894 B.F. Patrick planted 1/2 acre of sugar cane and made 138 gallons of syrup -- Eastern Reflector, 12 September 1894 Death of Fernando Fleming, Negro -- Eastern Reflector, 12 September 1894 Turner Smith and John Page in a fight -- Eastern Reflector, 12 September 1894 Death of J.D. Williamson buggy factory owner, husband of Sophia Adams -- Eastern Reflector, 12 September 1894 Alligator in Craven County -- Eastern Reflector, 12 September 1894 C.S. Forbes attended Trinity College -- Eastern Reflector, 12 September 1894 Death of Mrs. E.A. Moye -- Eastern Reflector, 12 September 1894 Gray Cory, fire in tobacco barn -- Eastern Reflector, 19 September 1894 Claude Joyner taught at Pleasant Grove near Bethel in District 84 -- Eastern Reflector, 19 September 1894 Mrs. Ora Whichard and A. Forbes Kennedy married at the home of Mrs. V.H. Whichard by Rev. G.F. Smith -- Eastern Reflector, 19 September 1894 About products made by G.C. Moore, manager of Mrs. Susan Atkinson’s business in Greene County -- Eastern Reflector, 19 September 1894 Bear killed at Chicod by Calvin and J.H. Mills -- Eastern Reflector, 19 September 1894 William Powell house in Parmele -- Eastern Reflector, 26 September 1894 Death of Miss Margaret Little -- Eastern Reflector, 26 September 1894 About James Killebrew -- Eastern Reflector, 26 September 1894 Greenville Amateurs -- Eastern Reflector, 26 September 1894 Mrs. S.A. Cherry had cataract removed -- Eastern Reflector, 26 September 1894 D.S. Spain moved family to Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 26 September 1894 Myra Skinner at Salem Female Academy -- Eastern Reflector, 26 September 1894 J.L. Wooten building house on Fifth Street -- Eastern Reflector, 26 September 1894 A.J. Griffin, new house in Forbestown -- Eastern Reflector, 26 September 1894 Forbes Mill baptisms -- Eastern Reflector, 26 September 1894 Old China plate found in hollow near Pactolus -- Eastern Reflector, 26 September 1894 Parmele stores -- Eastern Reflector, 3 October 1894 H.A. Joyner, dentist -- Eastern Reflector, 3 October 1894 Appie Smith, daughter of J.S. Smith, at Norfolk College -- Eastern Reflector, 3 October 1894 Stores of S.M. Schultz and M.R. Lang -- Eastern Reflector, 3 October 1894 Gardnersville school -- Eastern Reflector, 3 October 1894 About F.G. James, mayor of Greenville (picture) -- Eastern Reflector, 3 October 1894 About Solomon M. Jones -- Eastern Reflector, 3 October 1894 About John D. Cox -- Eastern Reflector, 3 October 1894 Wife of Alfred Leggett, drowned -- Eastern Reflector, 3 October 1894 Negro robbed Pactolus depot -- Eastern Reflector, 3 October 1894 Peter Plummer’s restaurant -- Eastern Reflector, 3 October 1894 Dog chased cat into well and drowned -- Eastern Reflector, 3 October 1894 Death of Rufus Grimmer, brother of J.L. Grimmer -- Eastern Reflector, 3 October 1894 Weather signal poles -- Eastern Reflector, 3 October 1894 Reverend W.A. Forbes of Bethel -- Eastern Reflector, 3 October 1894 About J.C. Albritton -- Eastern Reflector, 10 October 1894 Grimesland Methodist Church -- Eastern Reflector, 10 October 1894 E.O. McGowan at Planters Warehouse -- Eastern Reflector, 10 October 1894 Hines and Hamilton prize house behind old Greenville Warehouse -- Eastern Reflector, 10 October 1894 John W. Carson ran a merry-go-round -- Eastern Reflector, 10 October 1894 About Willis R. Williams -- Eastern Reflector, 10 October 1894 About Henry Harding -- Eastern Reflector, 10 October 1894 About R.W. King -- Eastern Reflector, 10 October 1894 About Mrs. Isabella Moore, widow of James S. Moore -- Eastern Reflector, 10 October 1894 About Dr. Charles O’Hagan Laughinghouse -- Eastern Reflector, 10 October 1894 W.S. Wooten of Pitt County in Texas -- Eastern Reflector, 10 October 1894 About Ollin E. Warren -- Eastern Reflector, 17 October 1894 R.D. Cherry -- Eastern Reflector, 17 October 1894 M.R. Lang closing his store -- Eastern Reflector, 17 October 1894 About John Flanagan -- Eastern Reflector, 17 October 1894 About J.B. Kilpatrick -- Eastern Reflector, 17 October 1894 Sale of J.D. Williamson’s carriage shop -- Eastern Reflector, 17 October 1894 J.M. Williams lost 100 hogs in freshet at Falkland -- Eastern Reflector, 17 October 1894 W.H. Harper’s sawmill at Parmele -- Eastern Reflector, 24 October 1894 Vandals in town tearing up lamps and fences -- Eastern Reflector, 24 October 1894 Death of Mrs. Patsy Brooks near Red Banks -- Eastern Reflector, 24 October 1894 Death of Mrs. Nicey Patrick at the home of her son, B.F. Patrick -- Eastern Reflector, 24 October 1894 Sale of Penny Hill farm -- Eastern Reflector, 24 October 1894 W.A. Garris, 12, grew first crop of tobacco -- Eastern Reflector, 24 October 1894 About growth of Winterville and stores -- Eastern Reflector, 24 October 1894 J.J. Cory opened Oyster restaurant beside harness shop -- Eastern Reflector, 24 October 1894 Henry Sheppard moved into Mrs. A.M. Clarke’s residence -- Eastern Reflector, 24 October 1894 H.F. Harris gone to New Bern to open shoe store -- Eastern Reflector, 31 October 1894 About Dr. H.A. Joyner, dentist -- Eastern Reflector, 31 October 1894 M.T. Speir married Hattie Cobb -- Eastern Reflector, 31 October 1894 S.T. Glisson moved from Robersonville to Parmele -- Eastern Reflector, 31 October 1894 Charles J. O’Hagan and James Moore at Oxford school -- Eastern Reflector, 31 October 1894 Polk Miller at Opera House -- Eastern Reflector, 31 October 1894 Political fight at Parker’s Crossroads, Negro band attacked -- Eastern Reflector, 31 October 1894 Greenville Amateurs -- Eastern Reflector, 31 October 1894 Robert Moye, hunter -- Eastern Reflector, 7 November 1894 Home of Robert Smith of Black Jack burned -- Eastern Reflector, 7 November 1894 R.L. Humber putting up foundry with machine shop -- Eastern Reflector, 7 November 1894 W.H. Long, new bicycle -- Eastern Reflector, 7 November 1894 Mary O. Laughinghouse married to J. Bryan Grimes -- Eastern Reflector, 7 November 1894 H.A Joyner’s dental office -- Eastern Reflector, 7 November 1894 Dr. B. Chear of Plymouth moved to Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 14 November 1894 Fire at Greenville lumber mill -- Eastern Reflector, 14 November 1894 S.A. Gainer resigned as county commissioner, became postmaster at Bethel -- Eastern Reflector, 14 November 1894 J.J. Cherry moved family into Hotel Macon -- Eastern Reflector, 14 November 1894 J. White moved into J.J. Cherry’s house, will operate a boarding house -- Eastern Reflector, 14 November 1894 Tucker and Edwards’ livery stable, horses and mules -- Eastern Reflector, 14 November 1894 Penny Press started, published by Christian and Rawls, Lee Rawls, editor -- Eastern Reflector, 14 November 1894 Death of John B. Nichols of Beaver Dam -- Eastern Reflector, 14 November 1894 About Ayden stores -- Eastern Reflector, 21 November 1894 Mrs. L. Cobb’s hotel in Grifton -- Eastern Reflector, 21 November 1894 J.C. Albritton returned home -- Eastern Reflector, 21 November 1894 W.S. Leggett sold out store -- Eastern Reflector, 21 November 1894 Irvin Rumley has bought out the butcher business of Moses King and consolidated it with his own -- Eastern Reflector, 21 November 1894 About the family of R.E. Brown, north side of the Tar River -- Eastern Reflector, 21 November 1894 Death of Lafayette Dillahunt, Jones County Sheriff -- Eastern Reflector, 28 November 1894 Death of G.E. Taft, 60 -- Eastern Reflector, 28 November 1894 F.C. Harding in Laurinburg -- Eastern Reflector, 28 November 1894 Death of Mrs. J.B. Ellis in Craven County -- Eastern Reflector, 28 November 1894 Foul chimney of S.B. Wilson, Jarvis Harding climbing roof -- Eastern Reflector, 28 November 1894 Redding Norris and Jesse Baker attack W.H. Strum -- Eastern Reflector, 28 November 1894 R.M. Starkey moved to Forbestown -- Eastern Reflector, 28 November 1894 About sugar caning of Calvin Mills, Chicod -- Eastern Reflector, 5 December 1894 About all the county commissioners -- Eastern Reflector, 5 December 1894 H.C. Edwards moved into new house in Forbestown -- Eastern Reflector, 5 December 1894 Fred Cox moved to Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 5 December 1894 About W.W. Leggett -- Eastern Reflector, 5 December 1894 Zeno Moore building a new house -- Eastern Reflector, 5 December 1894 Henry Beddard and Bennett Speight in a fight -- Eastern Reflector, 5 December 1894, 19 December 1894 M.R. Lang got crayon portrait done for people -- Eastern Reflector, 5 December 1894 List of stores in Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 12 December 1894 About Othus L. Joyner -- Eastern Reflector, 12 December 1894 Gold found in the well of Major L.C. Latham of Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 12 December 1894 R.A. Tyson’s school on Greene Street remodeled into house -- Eastern Reflector, 12 December 1894 Cornelius Kinsaul called "Uncle Neal" -- Eastern Reflector, 12 December 1894 Story of first tobacco warehouse -- Eastern Reflector, 12 December 1894 About Charles Munford’s store and Greenville mills -- Eastern Reflector, 12 December 1894 R.L. Humber nearly lost an eye -- Eastern Reflector, 12 December 1894 L.H. Pender’s bicycle -- Eastern Reflector, 12 December 1894 Police chief W.B. James and assistant T.R. Moore, new winter coats -- Eastern Reflector, 12 December 1894 J.M. Reuss returned to Greenville, working for S.E. Shelburn -- Eastern Reflector, 12 December 1894 George W. Williams moved to Greenville from Toisnot -- Eastern Reflector, 12 December 1894 About Jesse Smith and his son, John S. Smith -- Eastern Reflector, 12 December 1894 About J.B. Cherry and T.R. Cherry -- Eastern Reflector, 12 December 1894 About J.L. Starkey and Company -- Eastern Reflector, 12 December 1894 About Frank Wilson -- Eastern Reflector, 12 December 1894 Ben Williams, Negro restaurant owner -- Eastern Reflector, 19 December 1894 Hotel Macon bus accident -- Eastern Reflector, 19 December 1894 Death of widow of late sheriff W.A. Quinerly -- Eastern Reflector, 19 December 1894 Messers Sheppard, and Highsmith are prepared to put up electric bells and magneto or bell telephones for those wishing -- Eastern Reflector, 19 December 1894
Lovit Hines selling lots to build at Greenville lumber mill -- Eastern Reflector, 26 December 1894 Death of daughter of J.J. Rollins -- Eastern Reflector, 26 December 1894 James H. Barnhill, insane, in Durham -- Eastern Reflector, 26 December 1894, 19December 1894 W.S. Bernard teaching -- Eastern Reflector, 26 December 1894 About Germain Bernard, son of J.P. Bernard of Durham -- Eastern Reflector, 26 December 1894 Best boarding house table, King House -- Eastern Reflector, 26 December 1894 Messers James and Wiley Brown exchange residences -- Eastern Reflector, 26 December 1894 A.B. Ellington moved to Perkins house on Fourth Street -- Eastern Reflector, 26 December 1894 W.H. Harrington and J.A. Thigpen suing Pitt County to be sheriff and treasurer -- Eastern Reflector, 26 December 1894 J.J. Stokes and Company, Ayden, dissolved; J.J. Stokes and J. W. Allen -- Eastern Reflector, 26 December 1894 G.E. Harris moved family into the Fleming house on the corner of Fourth and Cotanche Streets, opposite Mrs. Dr. Williams -- Eastern Reflector, 26 December 1894 Eighteen hotels and boarding houses in Greenville, not including restaurants -- Eastern Reflector, 26 December 1894 Thieves stole turkey of Dr. J. Morrill of Falkland -- Eastern Reflector, 26 December 1894 J.R. Cory’s harness shops, Ayden and Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 26 December 1894 Reunion of J.B. Johnson family -- Eastern Reflector, 26 December 1894 Death of W.T. Smith, keeper of Poor House -- Eastern Reflector, 26 December 1894 Death of child of Dr. W.H. Bagwell -- Eastern Reflector, 9 January 1895 R.J.W. Carson moved from farm to Bethel -- Eastern Reflector, 9 January 1895 J.S.L. Ward moved from Bethel to farm -- Eastern Reflector, 9 January 1895 T.T. Cherry moved to Conetoe -- Eastern Reflector, 9 January 1895 Staton Cherry and Bunting store, Bethel -- Eastern Reflector, 9 January 1895 W.G. Lang and Company of Farmville dissolved -- Eastern Reflector, 9 January 1895 Death of J.R. Walker, son of A.S. Walker -- Eastern Reflector, 9 January 1895 B.R. King of Falkland moved to Goldsboro -- Eastern Reflector, 9 January 1895 Cook’s Ginhouse fire in Falkland -- Eastern Reflector, 9 January 1895 C.C. Vines rented house in Falkland -- Eastern Reflector, 9 January 1895 Will Blow hurt -- Eastern Reflector, 9 January 1895 Sam Ross elected bridgekeeper -- Eastern Reflector, 9 January 1895 Aylmer Sugg at school -- Eastern Reflector, 9 January 1895 Mr. B.L. Cooper has moved to Mr. C. Stephen’s near the bridge -- Eastern Reflector, 9 January 1895 Isaac Hardy moved to town and occupies one of the Elliott buildings on Cotanche Street -- Eastern Reflector, 9 January 1895 Mr. H.T. King has purchased the Index from Mr. Joyner -- Eastern Reflector, 9 January 1895, 16 January 1895 J.E. Tyer moved to Baltimore, Maryland -- Eastern Reflector, 9 January 1895 W.S. Fleming’s potato farm -- Eastern Reflector, 16 January 1895 Work progressing on new R.L. Humber house -- Eastern Reflector, 16 January 1895 Charles Cobb of Farmville moved to Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 16 January 1895 Zeno Stocks and son of White Hall, Illinois, visiting -- Eastern Reflector, 16 January 1895 Death of George Dixon of Grimesland -- Eastern Reflector, 16 January 1895 Mrs. Julia Nelson of Hobgood, sister of R.L. Humber -- Eastern Reflector, 16 January 1895 Put shells on street -- Eastern Reflector, 16 January 1895 School at Grindool -- Eastern Reflector, 16 January 1895 Death of daughter of E.S. Phelps -- Eastern Reflector, 16 January 1895 Son of J.H. Kinion hurt -- Eastern Reflector, 23 January 1895 Death of Theo Bland Jr. in gin explosion at Grifton -- Eastern Reflector, 23 January 1895 Bethel stores -- Eastern Reflector, 23 January 1895 J.S. Keel of Bethel moved to Penny Hill -- Eastern Reflector, 23 January 1895 J.W. Smith had old ring in family several generations -- Eastern Reflector, 23 January 1895 Death of Willie Jones, 70, of Ayden -- Eastern Reflector, 23 January 1895 Bar room on Bernard corner near Court House -- Eastern Reflector, 23 January 1895 About Presbyterian Minister, Reverend J.N.H. Summerall -- Eastern Reflector, 23 January 1895 About Professor Charles Foust, had sister, Mrs. J.S. Harris -- Eastern Reflector, 23 January 1895 About F.C. Harding, lawyer -- Eastern Reflector, 23 January 1895 About College City, houses rent for three dollars per month -- Eastern Reflector, 23 January 1895 About S.T. White buying out father, Capt. C.A. White -- Eastern Reflector, 23 January 1895 Distillery on land of J.J. Evans -- Eastern Reflector, 23 January 1895 Ola Forbes and Jesse Speight co-partnering to sell fertilizer -- Eastern Reflector, 23 January 1895 R.L. Humber married -- Eastern Reflector, 23 January 1895, 6 February 1895 Hooker prize house hurt by wind -- Eastern Reflector, 30 January 1895 Ayden business -- Eastern Reflector, 30 January 1895 Death of Mrs. Pollie Jones, 80, of Ayden, daughter of Arthur McLawhorn -- Eastern Reflector, 30 January 1895 About family of Israel Edwards of Chicod -- Eastern Reflector, 30 January 1895 Married, Hattie Bynum to Joseph Parish -- Eastern Reflector, 30 January 1895 J.A. Ricks and Company Racket store dissolved -- Eastern Reflector, 30 January 1895 W.E. Belcher hurt -- Eastern Reflector, 30 January 1895 C .C. Vines building home in Falkland -- Eastern Reflector, 30 January 1895 T .J. Campbell, brother of Mrs. A.J. Griffin -- Eastern Reflector, 30 January 1895 B.R. King in Goldsboro -- Eastern Reflector, 30 January 1895 Death of Mrs. Allen Forbes -- Eastern Reflector, 30 January 1895 L.H. Pender, Ola Forbes, and R.M. Moye went hunting on bicycles -- Eastern Reflector, 6 February 1895 Tobacco Prize House blown down -- Eastern Reflector, 6 February 1895 Death of Dr. J. Robert Eborn, 74, oldest son of Benjamin L. Eborn, brother of Mrs. Lucy Randolph -- Eastern Reflector, 6 February 1895 S.M. Schultz purchased store of Wiley Brown -- Eastern Reflector, 6 February 1895 Bicycle accident, funny -- Eastern Reflector, 13 February 1895 Postmaster, Mrs. D.E. Doughty, hurt on ice -- Eastern Reflector, 13 February 1895 Ayden stores -- Eastern Reflector, 13 February 1895 Dr. C.J. O’Hagan almost drowned -- Eastern Reflector, 13 February 1895 Death in Atlanta of G.W. Hellen of Grifton -- Eastern Reflector, 13 February 1895 Lovit Hines of Greenville Lumber Company gave wood to the poor -- Eastern Reflector, 13 February 1895 Widening Dickinson Avenue -- Eastern Reflector, 13 February 1895 Eight stores in Ayden -- Eastern Reflector, 13 February 1895 Sawmill at Grifton burned -- Eastern Reflector, 13 February 1895 Greenville Amateurs -- Eastern Reflector, 13 February 1895 Cornelia Forbes married -- Eastern Reflector, 20 February 1895 Death of David McKinny, born May 10, 1788 -- Eastern Reflector, 20 February 1895 Death of Mrs. Delilah E. Doughty from fall on ice -- Eastern Reflector, 20 February 1895 Story about Allen Warren talking in his sleep -- Eastern Reflector, 20 February 1895 Married near Goldsboro, Henry C. Hooker to Carrie K. Latham, February 13, 1895 -- Eastern Reflector, 20 February 1895 Reverend G.F. Smith -- Eastern Reflector, 20 February 1895 Allen R. Blount of New York, formerly of Pitt County, in Ayden visiting -- Eastern Reflector, 20 February 1895 L.H. Pender snow bicycle -- Eastern Reflector, 20 February 1895 Death of W.A. James Sr. at Bethel -- Eastern Reflector, 20 February 1895 Death of Jane Worsley -- Eastern Reflector, 20 February 1895 John Smith, rat killing in store -- Eastern Reflector, 27 February 1895 Dick Kinion traded horse for pocket knife -- Eastern Reflector, 27 February 1895 Death of J.H. Highsmith, father of Z.F. Highsmith -- Eastern Reflector, 27 February 1895 Death of D.W. Hobgood of Contentnea Township -- Eastern Reflector, 27 February 1895 Greenville Public School -- Eastern Reflector, 27 February 1895 Mrs. Sallie Wilson of Williamston, mother of Mrs. F.M. Kilpatrick of Quinerly -- Eastern Reflector, 27 February 1895 Death of Howard N. Johnson of Green Leaf Johnson Lumber Company -- Eastern Reflector, 27 February 1895 Two new bicycles -- Eastern Reflector, 27 February 1895 Joseph Tripp moving -- Eastern Reflector, 27 February 1895 Mr. Leggett moved into Zeno Morris new house on Dickinson Avenue -- Eastern Reflector, 27 February 1895 Mr. Whitley, coast line agent at Parmele -- Eastern Reflector, 27 February 1895 Death of Mrs. A.G. Conelly, nee Bessie Hatton -- Eastern Reflector, 27 February 1895 Death of E.C. Blount, Pitt County Representative -- Eastern Reflector, 6 March 1895 New tobacco warehouse, owners, C.D. Rountree, McG. Ernul, and Wiley Brown -- Eastern Reflector, 6 March 1895 Ayden/Harriston -- Eastern Reflector, 6 March 1895 Fight between Ben Frank Hardee and Pete Hardee, Ben died -- Eastern Reflector, 6 March 1895 T.L. Turnage, 740 pound hog -- Eastern Reflector, 6 March 1895 Bethel, latest fad, throwing thirty pound maul, J.R. Bunting, champion -- Eastern Reflector, 6 March 1895 Officers of Pitt County Rifles -- Eastern Reflector, 13 March 1895 W.B. Bland, hunter and furs -- Eastern Reflector, 13 March 1895 J.R. Williams and H.B. Tucker ordained at Red Banks Church -- Eastern Reflector, 13 March 1895 Death of Blaney Joyner near Farmville -- Eastern Reflector, 13 March 1895 Agent J.R. Moore built two new cottages near depot, this makes nine dwellings built there -- Eastern Reflector, 13 March 1895 G.A. Baker, overseer for Col I.A. Sugg -- Eastern Reflector, 13 March 1895 No sheriff in Pitt County for some time -- Eastern Reflector, 13 March 1895 A.B. Ellington, wallpaper agent -- Eastern Reflector, 13 March 1895 Death of Mrs. Margaret Murray, wife of William Murray -- Eastern Reflector, 13 March 1895 Will Blow moved to Nashville -- Eastern Reflector, 13 March 1895 John H. Taft -- Eastern Reflector, 13 March 1895 W.C. Hines moved into his new house on Second Street -- Eastern Reflector, 13 March 1895 J.J. Tucker of Chicod, turkey hunter -- Eastern Reflector, 20 March 1895 Death of Reverend R.P. Hill, 65, of Greene County, suicide -- Eastern Reflector, 20 March 1895 Richard Smith and Walter Williams of Contentnea township ran away -- Eastern Reflector, 20 March 1895 Treasure found in Stanley County -- Eastern Reflector, 20 March 1895 Burglar at Alfred Forbes’ home -- Eastern Reflector, 20 March 1895 Death of Negro Minister, Reverend P.W. Williams -- Eastern Reflector, 20 March 1895 Drunkard, Reverend Phillips of Pitt County -- Eastern Reflector, 20 March 1895 Ambrose Johnson accident -- Eastern Reflector, 20 March 1895 Reverend J.M. Barfield of Ayden -- Eastern Reflector, 20 March 1895 McWhorters’ school -- Eastern Reflector, 20 March 1895 Death of Mrs. Artemissa Whitfield, age 70, at home of sister, Mrs. J.O. Nelson of Carolina Township -- Eastern Reflector, 20 March 1895 Death of Miss Havens Cherry, age 28, sister of T.B. Cherry and Miss Lela Cherry -- Eastern Reflector, 20 March 1895 Mrs. J.B. Cherry, singer -- Eastern Reflector, 20 March 1895 About Reverend Phillips, Pitt County Legislator and drunk -- Eastern Reflector, 20 March 1895 About name of Ayden, Harriston -- Eastern Reflector, 20 March 1895, 27 March 1895 Alligator in Kinston -- Eastern Reflector, 27 March 1895 Lumber up against bridge in freshet -- Eastern Reflector, 27 March 1895 C.T. Munsford to build three story houses in Forbestown -- Eastern Reflector, 27 March 1895 Mrs. Bettie Taft lived on corner of Second and Evans Streets -- Eastern Reflector, 27 March 1895 Race track constructed at Greenville, Farmville Road -- Eastern Reflector, 27 March 1895, 3 April 1895, 26 June 1895 Death of Evan Evans of Brooklyn, New York, age 78, brother of B.D. Evans -- Eastern Reflector, 27 March 1895 Large sign painted in front of King house -- Eastern Reflector, 27 March 1895 E.B. Higgs, one mile from town, smokehouse robbed -- Eastern Reflector, 27 March 1895 W.T. Godwin enlarging his workshop on Dickinson Avenue -- Eastern Reflector, 27 March 1895 L.H. Rountree moved out to farm -- Eastern Reflector, 27 March 1895 J.C. Lanier moved from Wilson to Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 27 March 1895 Fire engine salesman in Greenville, trying to sell one to Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 27 March 1895 Dissolved: R. Greene and Company and W.H. Cox -- Eastern Reflector, 3 April 1895 Mrs. G.E. Harris built house on Cotanche Street -- Eastern Reflector, 3 April 1895 Old town bell gives out -- Eastern Reflector, 3 April 1895 Baseball club organized at Falkland -- Eastern Reflector, 3 April 1895 Death of Mrs. Tom Worthington, age 23, daughter of Samuel McLawhorn -- Eastern Reflector, 3 April 1895 Death of Mrs. Fannie Hobgood of Contentnea Township -- Eastern Reflector, 3 April 1895 Death of Mrs. Richard Anderson of Contentnea Township -- Eastern Reflector, 3 April 1895 Wyatt Tucker of Chicod, turpentine farmer -- Eastern Reflector, 3 April 1895 Fire at the home of A.L. Blow -- Eastern Reflector, 3 April 1895 Fourth tobacco warehouse -- Eastern Reflector, 3 April 1895 Bicycles of Zeb Highsmith and Mark Cherry -- Eastern Reflector, 3 April 1895 Mrs. R.L. Humber, organist at Baptist church -- Eastern Reflector, 3 April 1895 No brickyard in Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 3 April 1895 New house of H.C. Edwards of Forbestown -- Eastern Reflector, 3 April 1895 J.M. Blow and W.F. Burch open newspaper -- Eastern Reflector, 10 April 1895 Ayden stores -- Eastern Reflector, 10 April 1895 Greenville fire engine -- Eastern Reflector, 10 April 1895 J.J. Cherry Jr. and wife Mamie divorced -- Eastern Reflector, 10 April 1895 About the county home -- Eastern Reflector, 10 April 1895 H.G. Jones moved to Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 10 April 1895 Will Perkins joins circus -- Eastern Reflector, 10 April 1895 About post office -- Eastern Reflector, 10 April 1895 Purple magnolias in Col. Harry Skinners’ yard -- Eastern Reflector, 10 April 1895 New fish stall at market house -- Eastern Reflector, 10 April 1895 Christian and Rawls’ printing office moved to W.S. Rawls; jewelry store -- Eastern Reflector, 10 April 1895 J.R. Cory building residence beside foundry -- Eastern Reflector, 10 April 1895 Race track -- Eastern Reflector, 10 April 1895, 17 April 1895 Death of Warren Tyson of Belvoir Township -- Eastern Reflector, 17 April 1895 Chief of police W.B. James resigned -- Eastern Reflector, 17 April 1895 Mrs. J.L. Wooten of Greenville, sister of T.E. Hooker of Hookerton -- Eastern Reflector, 17 April 1895 Sam James hurt at Parmele Eccleston Lumber Company -- Eastern Reflector, 17 April 1895 Greenville Lumber Company fire -- Eastern Reflector, 17 April 1895 Mule kicked Josh Mills -- Eastern Reflector, 17 April 1895 About farmer H.C. Jefferson -- Eastern Reflector, 17 April 1895 About James School in Grindool -- Eastern Reflector, 17 April 1895 W.L. Cobb and new race track -- Eastern Reflector, 17 April 1895 Ayden stores -- Eastern Reflector, 17 April 1895 About S.A. Congleton -- Eastern Reflector, 17 April 1895 Room just vacated by the printing office being fitted for Henry Sheppard and Z.F. Highsmith -- Eastern Reflector, 17 April 1895 Forbestown bridge -- Eastern Reflector, 24 April 1895 Death of son of M.C. Manning of Bethel -- Eastern Reflector, 24 April 1895 Tobacco warehouse and Masonic hall of Grifton -- Eastern Reflector, 24 April 1895 Sturgeon caught at Goff’s landing -- Eastern Reflector, 24 April 1895 W.C. Darden of Greenville appointed director of state penitentiary -- Eastern Reflector, 24 April 1895 Death of David Andrews of Bethel -- Eastern Reflector, 24 April 1895 Eborn house near Methodist church vacant -- Eastern Reflector, 24 April 1895 Death of John D. Powell -- Eastern Reflector, 24 April 1895 Horse accident at Academy Hill and Forbestown Bridge -- Eastern Reflector, 24 April 1895 Daughter of John Sutton hurt -- Eastern Reflector, 24 April 1895 S.M. Schultz to add another story to his store, H.G. Jones contractor -- Eastern Reflector, 24 April 1895 Greenville Confederate Reunion -- Eastern Reflector, 24 April 1895 Wife of B.H. Sugg, b. 1814 -- Eastern Reflector, 1 May 1895 Mrs. E.B. Higgs ground diamond ring in coffee -- Eastern Reflector, 1 May 1895 Fire company organizes officers -- Eastern Reflector, 1 May 1895 Lunsford Fleming caught carp in a field -- Eastern Reflector, 1 May 1895 Horse races -- Eastern Reflector, 1 May 1895 Funny mule -- Eastern Reflector, 1 May 1895 J.C. Lanier marble yard -- Eastern Reflector, 1 May 1895 Ayden city officers -- Eastern Reflector, 8 May 1895 Bethel city officers -- Eastern Reflector, 8 May 1895, 15 May 1895 Centreville Academy -- Eastern Reflector, 8 May 1895 Story about Mr. Hamilton and his wife, Negro nurse -- Eastern Reflector, 8 May 1895 Fire engine -- Eastern Reflector, 8 May 1895, 15 May 1895 Asa Garris, story about snake with 20 frogs inside -- Eastern Reflector, 8 May 1895 John Lockamy cut off toes -- Eastern Reflector, 8 May 1895 Death of J.F. Speight, 40 -- Eastern Reflector, 8 May 1895 Grifton Guide -- Eastern Reflector, 8 May 1895 Story about J. Proctor -- Eastern Reflector, 8 May 1895 Bethlehem Church -- Eastern Reflector, 8 May 1895 A.P. Murray, superintendent of Riverside Nursey -- Eastern Reflector, 8 May 1895 Ice cream freezer of D.D. Haskett -- Eastern Reflector, 8 May 1895 Women’s club called Sporty Five -- Eastern Reflector, 8 May 1895 Greenville town tax, levees on everything -- Eastern Reflector, 8 May 1895 Bad sanitation -- Eastern Reflector, 8 May 1895 Story about Cottondale farm -- Eastern Reflector, 15 May 1895 Death of B.F. Bryan, ex-postmaster of Bethel -- Eastern Reflector, 15 May 1895 Death of son of G.B. Whitfield, struck by lightning -- Eastern Reflector, 15 May 1895 Death of Mrs. Pattie Smith near Farmville, wife of J.L. Smith, sister of B.S. and Henry Sheppard and Mrs. J.T. Smith of Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 15 May 1895 The son of Crandell Little of Pactolus Township drowned -- Eastern Reflector, 15 May 1895 Artist visiting Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 15 May 1895 Married at Mildred, Henry G. Burton of England to Cora Lee Mayo -- Eastern Reflector, 15 May 1895 Photographer Barns taking pictures of buildings -- Eastern Reflector, 15 May 1895 Story about Larry Heilbroner -- Eastern Reflector, 15 May 1895 New house of J.L. Sugg on Fifth Street -- Eastern Reflector, 15 May 1895 Bethel items -- Eastern Reflector, 15 May 1895 H.G. Jones building new tobacco warehouse -- Eastern Reflector, 15 May 1895 Tripp Chapel -- Eastern Reflector, 15 May 1895 Death of Mrs. Eliza J. Vines of Washington, North Carolina, mother of Miss Mollie Vines and Reverend F.A. Vines -- Eastern Reflector, 15 May 1895 Trained carp at Riverside Nursery -- Eastern Reflector, 15 May 1895 Roof fell in at S.M. Schultz’s new store -- Eastern Reflector, 15 May 1895 Death of Miss Anna Eliza Bernard, born April 25, 1825, a mute sister of the late Honorable Germain Bernard -- Eastern Reflector, 22 May 1895 Story about the word "mortician" -- Eastern Reflector, 22 May 1895 Bluebirds found dead in a tree -- Eastern Reflector, 22 May 1895 Death of Jesse T. Forrest in Greene County, CSA -- Eastern Reflector, 29 May 1895 Martins killed in front of Court House -- Eastern Reflector, 29 May 1895 Death of Zeno Greene -- Eastern Reflector, 29 May 1895 Bennie, son of B.S. Sheppard, went to school at Coharia -- Eastern Reflector, 29 May 1895 Death of Mrs. Martha Whitehurst of Bethel -- Eastern Reflector, 29 May 1895 Mrs. C.M. Bernard’s school closed -- Eastern Reflector, 29 May 1895 Bicycle accident of Walter Pender and Zeb Highsmith -- Eastern Reflector, 29 May 1895 Weather station started in Ayden -- Eastern Reflector, 29 May 1895 Revival at Sycamore Hill -- Eastern Reflector, 29 May 1895 G.E. Harris moved into new residence on Cotanche Street -- Eastern Reflector, 29 May 1895 E.C. Williams and brother moved to Elliot building on Cotanche Street -- Eastern Reflector, 29 May 1895 The building for the new fire engine nearly complete -- Eastern Reflector, 29 May 1895, 19 June 1895 Tobacco inspection 1791, Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 29 May 1895 Bonner’s Lane, owned by Mrs. A.M. Clark, was sold to the city -- Eastern Reflector, 5 June 1895 W.H. Cox appointed Greenville tax collector -- Eastern Reflector, 5 June 1895 Bryant Gardner of Grifton, a midget, 4 feet 4 inches, 134 pounds -- Eastern Reflector, 5 June 1895 Death of Warren Tucker, 72 -- Eastern Reflector, 5 June 1895 Death of Meyer Rice, 72 -- Eastern Reflector, 5 June 1895 Pitt Board of Education dissolved -- Eastern Reflector, 5 June 1895 Town superintendent abolished -- Eastern Reflector, 5 June 1895 Rowing party to Goff’s Landing -- Eastern Reflector, 5 June 1895 About Professor W.H. Ragsdale, Superintendent of Pitt County Public Instruction -- Eastern Reflector, 5 June 1895 William Tucker and sisters Ella and Pattie Tucker, girls attend Holly Springs School -- Eastern Reflector, 5 June 1895 R.L. Humber moved into new house -- Eastern Reflector, 5 June 1895 Story about contractors H.G. Jones and W.J. Cowell -- Eastern Reflector, 5 June 1895 Alfred Forbes put fire pump in yard -- Eastern Reflector, 5 June 1895 New houses in Greenville of Sheriff R.W. King W.H. Ragsdale and W.H. White -- Eastern Reflector, 5 June 1895 Dreams come true, H.G. Jones, contractor, ESP -- Eastern Reflector, 12 June 1895 Death of J.R. Overton, CSA -- Eastern Reflector, 12 June 1895 Indecent exposure of boys bathing in river -- Eastern Reflector, 12 June 1895 Greenville Lumber Company expanding -- Eastern Reflector, 12 June 1895 Monument to CSA soldiers at Cherry Hill, graves on Green Mill Run Road -- Eastern Reflector, 12 June 1895 Plank sewers put on Dickinson Avenue -- Eastern Reflector, 12 June 1895 Story about boys and green apples -- Eastern Reflector, 12 June 1895 J.C. Lanier at Fourth Street Dancy property -- Eastern Reflector, 12 June 1895 New steamboat on river, Carolina -- Eastern Reflector, 12 June 1895 W.L. Brown in charge of Cherry Hill Cemetery -- Eastern Reflector, 12 June 1895 Story about Reverend G.F. Smith -- Eastern Reflector, 12 June 1895, 17 July 1895 W.T. Godwin building house on Dickinson Avenue -- Eastern Reflector, 19 June 1895 Story about Cherry Hill Cemetery -- Eastern Reflector, 19 June 1895 Fire at Parmele Eccleston Lumber Company -- Eastern Reflector, 19 June 1895 Story about E.J. Proctor -- Eastern Reflector, 19 June 1895 Story about Job Thigpen of Texas -- Eastern Reflector, 19 June 1895 Story about W.R. Smith -- Eastern Reflector, 19 June 1895 Story about W.B. James -- Eastern Reflector, 19 June 1895 Story about bonnets -- Eastern Reflector, 19 June 1895 Death of daughter of A.B. Cherry of Bethel -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 W.R. Whichard Jr., Coastline agent at Whichard Station -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 H.W. Whichard at school in Georgia -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 Peyton Atkins visiting mother in Norfolk -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 Carlos Harris sign painter, painted sign of S.M. Schultz’s store -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 Stores at Oakley -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 Bicycle laws -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 Bluebirds dying off -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 Story about R.B. Hester -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 Ola Forbes’ bicycle run -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 S.R. Ross, keeper of the draw bridge -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 Pollard’s Mill -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 Parmele stores -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 For Sale: James Brown Foundry and Wood Shop -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 Story about young men who built a lawn tennis court near the cemetery and had some interesting games -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 Story about Bryant Hardee’s mules -- Eastern Reflector, 3 July 1895 Death of B.O. Fleming -- Eastern Reflector, 3 July 1895 Methodist church at Grindool -- Eastern Reflector, 3 July 1895 J.J. Corey whortleberry canning factory -- Eastern Reflector, 3 July 1895, 10 July 1895 Burney S. Wilson of B.S. Wilson manager of W.U.Tel. Company in Orangeburg, South Carolina -- Eastern Reflector, 3 July 1895 Charles Forbes’ lawn tennis court near his father’s residence -- Eastern Reflector, 3 July 1895 Large huckleberry pie -- Eastern Reflector, 3 July 1895 Story about S.A. Congleton -- Eastern Reflector, 3 July 1895 J.O. Briley moved to Greenville Bread from T.A. Nichols and Elder Billy’s Bakery from 1869 -- Eastern Reflector, 3 July 1895 Oakley items -- Eastern Reflector, 10 July 1895 Bethel school -- Eastern Reflector, 10 July 1895 Turkey gobbler of E.S. Edwards, sitting on potatoes -- Eastern Reflector, 10 July 1895 July 4th, cannon touched off, bicycle race, and horse race -- Eastern Reflector, 10 July 1895 Death of Fannie Moore, 81, widow of Reverend Redding Moore -- Eastern Reflector, 10 July 1895 Frog fight -- Eastern Reflector, 10 July 1895 Death of W.F. Williams of Carolina Township -- Eastern Reflector, 10 July 1895 Mr. R.E. Cox of New York, son of W.H. Cox, visiting -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 Bronson Jarvis moved to Trinidad, Colorado -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 Pitt County Rifles -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 W.H. Cox accident remembered -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 About Z.F. Highsmith -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 Buck Forbes -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 Stables built at Star Warehouse -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 About M.C.S. Cherry -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 About Pitt County School System -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 Story about goat eating man’s hat -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 Children’s parade -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 Old brick store -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 G.N. Warren hurt -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 Death of Mrs. Willie Rightsell, 35, daughter of William Rountree of Lenoir County -- Eastern Reflector, 24 July 1895 Death of E.S. Galloway, 50, son of John Galloway, married Alice Tucker, daughter of Joshua Tucker -- Eastern Reflector, 24 July 1895 Death of Lovie Butler -- Eastern Reflector, 31 July 1895 Bethel churches -- Eastern Reflector, 31 July 1895 T.A. Nichols, farm and daughters -- Eastern Reflector, 31 July 1895 Joe Forbes restaurant broken into -- Eastern Reflector, 31 July 1895 Nelson Warren’s arm amputated -- Eastern Reflector, 31 July 1895 John Quinerly, fox hunter -- Eastern Reflector, 7 August 1895 Berry Belcher’s house burned, two miles below Pactolus bridge over Grindle Creek -- Eastern Reflector, 7 August 1895 Advertisement: College Hotel, Mrs. Della Gay -- Eastern Reflector, 7 August 1895 Charlie Forbes, mandolin player, Allen Warren, guitar player -- Eastern Reflector, 7 August 1895 William Outterbridge, son of A.J. Outterbridge -- Eastern Reflector, 14 August 1895 Depot too small -- Eastern Reflector, 14 August 1895 Confederate reunion -- Eastern Reflector, 14 August 1895 A white and liver colored setter named "Shot" stolen from E.M. McGowan -- Eastern Reflector, 14 August 1895 Story about Hodges family- Mrs. Lucretia Hodges, b. Chicod Township, Pitt County, July 12, 1792, had seven children, her son S.V. Hodges, 59, had 17 children -- Eastern Reflector, 14 August 1895 Goat arrested in Ayden -- Eastern Reflector, 14 August 1895 Lumber mill of J.Z. Brooks in Grifton burned -- Eastern Reflector, 14 August 1895 Hortense Forbes’ music school -- Eastern Reflector, 14 August 1895 History of Samuel Schultz, b. 1855 in Richmond Virginia, now has store in Wiley Brown’s old store -- Eastern Reflector, 21 August 1895 Second robbery of Joel Gardner, wealthy man -- Eastern Reflector, 21 August 1895 Death of James Galloway, 77, near Grimesland, widow and eight children -- Eastern Reflector, 21 August 1895 John Turnage killed another man in Greene County -- Eastern Reflector, 21 August 1895, 28 August 1895 Death of Bessie Joyner Malone in Fletcher, North Carolina -- Eastern Reflector, 28 August 1895 Story about son of W.H. Cox, R.E. Cox exonerated of robbery on New York -- Eastern Reflector, 28 August 1895 Death of William Tyson -- Eastern Reflector, 4 September 1895 Joe Brooks and nephew of Memphis, Tennessee, visiting -- Eastern Reflector, 4 September 1895 L.A. Colter, cadet -- Eastern Reflector, 4 September 1895 Story about W.F. Brand and relics of the Mexican-American War in Greene County -- Eastern Reflector, 11 September 1895 About W.W. Moore of Pitt County in Asheville -- Eastern Reflector, 11 September 1895 Death of daughter of J.H. Highsmith -- Eastern Reflector, 11 September 1895 Death of Mrs. Lovie May at Maple Cypress, Craven County -- Eastern Reflector, 11 September 1895 Lula White and S.T. White in school -- Eastern Reflector, 11 September 1895 About Dr. David Wallace of Texas -- Eastern Reflector, 11 September 1895 Death of son of W.B. Brown -- Eastern Reflector, 18 September 1895 Snakes at "All Pine Farm," seven miles from Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 18 September 1895 Story about Dickinson Avenue -- Eastern Reflector, 18 September 1895 Rosa Hooker went to Richmond Female College -- Eastern Reflector, 18 September 1895 History of J.R. Davenport of Pactolus, CSA -- Eastern Reflector, 25 September 1895 Edward Greene, brother of R. Greene of Greenville, hurt in Norfolk, Virginia -- Eastern Reflector, 25 September 1895 Death of mother of F.W. Burch -- Eastern Reflector, 25 September 1895 Rate of Steamboat on the Tar River, shipping tobacco, $0.80 per pound -- Eastern Reflector, 2 October 1895 Forbes and Moye’s tobacco warehouse -- Eastern Reflector, 2 October 1895 Horse racing -- Eastern Reflector, 2 October 1895 W.S. Bernard school -- Eastern Reflector, 2 October 1895 Pine bark from mills used on streets -- Eastern Reflector, 2 October 1895 Private school of I.A. Sugg -- Eastern Reflector, 2 October 1895 Funny tale from coon hunt at Ayden -- Eastern Reflector, 9 October 1895 Greenville horse races -- Eastern Reflector, 9 October 1895 Evans Street trolley car -- Eastern Reflector, 9 October 1895 Death of A.F. Kinsaul of Ayden, son of Cornelius Kinsaul -- Eastern Reflector, 9 October 1895 Billboard up by Greenville Lumber Company -- Eastern Reflector, 9 October 1895 Estate of J.N. Bynum, sale of Centrebluff, 2 acres, warehouse, and a store -- Eastern Reflector, 9 October 1895 R.L. Bynum assistant at post office -- Eastern Reflector, 16 October 1895 Miss Mary Dail, teacher at Forbes’ school -- Eastern Reflector, 23 October 1895 Death of Honorable Louis Charles Latham -- Eastern Reflector, 23 October 1895 Death of Peggy Bell, 14 October 1895 of lung disease, b. 6 January 1815, leaves 2 nephews -- Eastern Reflector, 30 October 1895 Peyton Atkinson, clerking for J.B. Cherry and Company -- Eastern Reflector, 30 October 1895 Death of Estelle, daughter of W.W. Little of Pactolus -- Eastern Reflector, 30 October 1895 Dr. F W. Wooten -- Eastern Reflector, 30 October 1895 Negro fell out of wagon of T.W. Carr of Greene County at Five Points and was run over -- Eastern Reflector, 30 October 1895 Fire at race track -- Eastern Reflector, 30 October 1895 Market house to be removed -- Eastern Reflector, 6 November 1895 Greenville Lumber Company -- Eastern Reflector, 6 November 1895 New rail road for lumber at Falkland -- Eastern Reflector, 6 November 1895 Bridge over Grindle Creek -- Eastern Reflector, 6 November 1895 Vaults put in Court House -- Eastern Reflector, 6 November 1895 Photographs and history of tobacco warehouse -- Eastern Reflector, 13 November 1895 Jacob Joyner built first tobacco barn in February, 1886, east of Wilmington and Weldon Rail Road -- Eastern Reflector, 13 November 1895 House of Edgar Buck burned, two miles north of river -- Eastern Reflector, 13 November 1895 Hope Fire Company -- Eastern Reflector, 13 November 1895 T.E. Randolph left for South America -- Eastern Reflector, 20 November 1895 I.K. Witherington, ex-representative, pet swan -- Eastern Reflector, 20 November 1895 Sale of lot 102, market house -- Eastern Reflector, 20 November 1895 Sketch of Winterville -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Abbott’s brickyard in Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 R.J. Cobb in tobacco in 1891 -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Steam whistle of tobacco factory scares horses -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Married, Col. Harry Skinner in Baltimore -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Death of James Bryan, 88, in Ayden -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Weather service poor -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Oyster house and restaurant at wharf opened -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Married, Minnie May of Speight Bridge to Charles L. Abernathy, editor of the Beaufort Herald -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Two mineral water wells in Greenville, H.A. Sutton’s yard and College Hotel -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Death of James Bryan, 88 -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Pictures of E.A. Moye, W.T. Magnum, Ola Forbes, George E. Harrison, J.S. Jenkins, Planters warehouse -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Electric lights -- Eastern Reflector, 4 December 1895 Pictures of B. Ernest Parham, J.W. Morgan, M.L. Richard, Wiley Brown, C.D. Rountree, Capt. E. Pace, Rountree, Brown and Company Star Warehouse -- Eastern Reflector, 4 December 1895 Runaway marriage of W.B. Bullock and Zilvia Highsmith -- Eastern Reflector, 11 December 1895 Death of Stephen Johnston, 17, son of Marion Johnston -- Eastern Reflector, 11 December 1895 St. John’s Episcopal Church consecrated in Centreville -- Eastern Reflector, 11 December 1895 Laurence Nobles hurt in Ayden -- Eastern Reflector, 11 December 1895 Child of Charles Cannon burned to death -- Eastern Reflector, 11 December 1895 Photos of R.H. Hayes, tobacco buyer -- Eastern Reflector, 11 December 1895 Bethel burned down -- Eastern Reflector, 18 December 1895 Eugene Tucker at insane asylum -- Eastern Reflector, 18 December 1895 Death of Mrs. Susan V. Whitehead of Greene County, quite old, well known woman in this section -- Eastern Reflector, 18 December 1895 Death of Robert, son of R.T. Wilson of Grimesland -- Eastern Reflector, 25 December 1895 List of students and schools in Pitt County -- Eastern Reflector, 25 December 1895 Speight and Ola Forbes Fertilizer Company dissolved -- Eastern Reflector, 1 January 1896 Death of McG. Holliday of Grindool -- Eastern Reflector, 1 January 1896 About H.M. Hardee, store in Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 1 January 1896 Cannon fired -- Eastern Reflector, 1 January 1896 Advertisement: Pitt County Buggy Company -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 Red Moore moved to Wilson -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 Death of daughter of L.A. Mayo -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 Death of Charles Rountree -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 Ayden race track -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 Higgs Bank opened -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 Hurt: Mrs. Susan Harrington, 75, wife of John Harrington of Ayden -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 About D.V. Dixon -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 J.R Forbes of Rountree, Pitt County -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 Good sayings -- Eastern Reflector, 15 January 1896 About building built ca.1860, standing on Third Street in front of Smith Livery Stables, between two law buildings, moved to Main Street -- Eastern Reflector, 15 January 1896 Snake killed, four feet long and as thick as a wrist -- Eastern Reflector, 15 January 1896 Fire at Greenville Lumber Company -- Eastern Reflector, 15 January 1896 Death of Mary Ann James, widow of Augustus James -- Eastern Reflector, 15 January 1896 Death of Wallace Manning -- Eastern Reflector, 15 January 1896 Death of daughter of W.A. Pollard -- Eastern Reflector, 15 January 1896 Electric light poles -- Eastern Reflector, 15 January 1896 Death of Artemissia Forbes at her home three miles from Greenville on January 19, 1896 -- Eastern Reflector, 22 January 1896 Hope Fire Corps -- Eastern Reflector, 22 January 1896 House of L.W. Lawrence on Fourth and Washington Street burned, Memorial Baptist Church records burned up -- Eastern Reflector, 22 January 1896 Death of H.B. Barber -- Eastern Reflector, 22 January 1896 Sale of old Methodist Episcopal parsonage -- Eastern Reflector, 22 January 1896 Death of Emma Little Smith, b.1859, wife of Jesse L. Smith -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896 Death of J.J. Fleming, 50 -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896 F.W. Braxton dying of consumption -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896 About old school in O’Hagan House -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896 Harry Skinner Jr. at school at Belmont -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896 Old brick store remodeled, occupied by J.S. Tunstall -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896 Death of Benjamin Belcher in Pactolus -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896 Death of Connie Nichols on 22 January of pneumonia, age 17, daughter of Nelson Nichols -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896, 5 February 1896 Ola Forbes, dog fight -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896 Alfred Forbes office building, only six feet -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896, 5 February 1896 Death of Sally Bryan, wife of Guilford Byran -- Eastern Reflector, 5 February 1896 Governor Jarvis hurt in Hotel Macon Omnibus -- Eastern Reflector, 5 February 1896 Death of F.W. Braxton -- Eastern Reflector, 5 February 1896 Death of Susan Harrington, mother of J.A. Harrington -- Eastern Reflector, 5 February 1896 Death of William Moye, 65, of Greene County -- Eastern Reflector, 5 February 1896 Bob Moye killed deer beside town -- Eastern Reflector, 12 February 1896 Ayden Post Office robbed -- Eastern Reflector, 12 February 1896 Dam on river almost lost -- Eastern Reflector, 12 February 1896 Death of son of D.H. Moore -- Eastern Reflector, 12 February 1896 Jesse Speight and Herbert White almost drown in Contentnea Creek near Farmville -- Eastern Reflector, 12 February 1896 Poem and story of the building known as old brick store -- Eastern Reflector, 12 February 1896 Fire downtown -- Eastern Reflector, 19 February 1896 Old Delany house torn down -- Eastern Reflector, 19 February 1896 Old brick store, dental office -- Eastern Reflector, 19 February 1896 S.V. Joyner moved from Kenly to Beaver Dam Township -- Eastern Reflector, 19 February 1896 Frog Level School, W.W. Walters, teacher -- Eastern Reflector, 19 February 1896 Death of J.C. Cox, 73, inventor of Cox planter -- Eastern Reflector, 26 February 1896 Death of W.C. House, son of Elder David House -- Eastern Reflector, 26 February 1896 Tyson Rawls, Bank of Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 26 February 1896 Grifton fire -- Eastern Reflector, 26 February 1896 Greenville brickyard -- Eastern Reflector, 26 February 1896 Brick thrown at train near Littlefield -- Eastern Reflector, 4 March 1896 E.M. Short Lumber Company, moving their lumber road from Reeves Landing to Cooper Landing near Pactolus -- Eastern Reflector, 4 March 1896 Greenville water works -- Eastern Reflector, 11 March 1896 J.W. Smith, keeper of the Poor House -- Eastern Reflector, 11 March 1896 Bethel stores -- Eastern Reflector, 11 March 1896 About James Barnhill -- Eastern Reflector, 11 March 1896 Dongola School, Annie Perkins, teacher -- Eastern Reflector, 11 March 1896 Singing school at Oakley, North Carolina -- Eastern Reflector, 11 March 1896 About fire at store at Parker’s Crossroads, two miles from town -- Eastern Reflector, 11 March 1896 Old Dancy House destroyed -- Eastern Reflector, 11 March 1896 Wall around Methodist church in Bethel -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Death of Miss Obediance Carson, 60 -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 About Charles Wooten, found buried alive, New Bern -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 History of Captain Charles King of Falkland, walking cane, cut on war field at Gettysburg, gift -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 H.C. Turnage farm in Edgecombe County -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Horse racing -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 J.O. Williams almost killed by falling tree, Oakley, North Carolina -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Heber Coward and Travis Hooker interested in Star Warehouse -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Temporary Armory above W.W. White’s Store -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Hope Fire Company -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Rear of building on Fourth Street, between Post Office and Corner Street torn down -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Married Zeno Moore and Eloise Draughon, March 25, 1896, at her father’s house in Edgecombe County, W.F. Draughon -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Lumber mill at Whichard -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 King House to be sold -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Reverend Fred McLawhorn, ex-legislator, beat up -- Eastern Reflector, 25 March 1896 People complained of post office being too small -- Eastern Reflector, 25 March 1896 Mary Lucy, daughter of J.A. Dupree, badly scalded -- Eastern Reflector, 25 March 1896 Funny Story from Farmville -- Eastern Reflector, 25 March 1896 Winterville Brick Company -- Eastern Reflector, 25 March 1896 Bicycle Club -- Eastern Reflector, 25 March 1896 Turner Briley School house polling place, Oakley, one mile north, Stokes two miles south-east of school house -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 About city water works -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 Electric light plant -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 Telephone and new depot at Bethel -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 Confederate picnic at Centrebluff -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 Horse racing -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 Old Methodist parsonage moved to Dickinson Avenue -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 W.H. Dixon attending Richmond Medical College -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 About extending Fifth Street from the branch east, on W.H. Harrington’s Property -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 Winterville store -- Eastern Reflector, 8 April 1896 Married, F.O. Cox to Maggie Cox in Winterville -- Eastern Reflector, 8 April 1896 About store at Whichard -- Eastern Reflector, 8 April 1896 Death of Bertie Carson and sister Mrs. Theophilus Barnhill -- Eastern Reflector, 8 April 1896 About building a central telephone office -- Eastern Reflector, 8 April 1896 People of the north side of the river want bridge repair to stop until after freshet -- Eastern Reflector, 8 April 1896 Goff’s Landing fish fry -- Eastern Reflector, 8 April 1896 Fire and attempted jail break at jail -- Eastern Reflector, 8 April 1896 Fire at Greenville Lumber Company -- Eastern Reflector, 15 April 1896 Greenville Board of Trade -- Eastern Reflector, 15 April 1896 George Woodward Business school -- Eastern Reflector, 15 April 1896 First two seater bicycle in Greenville, L.H.Pender -- Eastern Reflector, 15 April 1896 McG. Ernul has not spent a night away from his house since 1866 -- Eastern Reflector, 15 April 1896 Mrs. H.A. Sutton has a pair of spectacles that are 130 years old, they are in a heavy silver frame and were worn by her grandfather James Perkins -- Eastern Reflector, 15 April 1896 About A.C. Page, son of J.W. Page of Oakley -- Eastern Reflector, 15 April 1896 About Miss Lilla Harrington, 60, lost in woods for eight days -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 Death of child of J.J. Carson -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 Bethel stores -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 Central Office on corner of Fourth and Washington Streets -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 Greenville horse racing -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 E.T. King, assistant in the Greenville Post Office -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 Kerosene and camphor are good for red bug bites -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 Old building between post office and Lang’s store torn down -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 Greenville horse racing -- Eastern Reflector, 29 April 1896 New Elliot brick building on the east side of Evans in place of those burned -- Eastern Reflector, 29 April 1896 Mrs. L. McCullen of Greenville, daughter of E. Hardee of Hardeesville, North Carolina -- Eastern Reflector, 29 April 1896 Whichard store and sawmill -- Eastern Reflector, 29 April 1896 Presbyterian church struck by lightning -- Eastern Reflector, 29 April 1896 New odd fellows hall in new Elliot Brothers brick building -- Eastern Reflector, 29 April 1896 Offices of Dr. W.H. Bagwell and Blount and Fleming being rebuilt -- Eastern Reflector, 29 April 1896 Charlie Moore, son of Elder Thomas Moore of Snow Hill, attempted suicide -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 Lady wanted thimble at store -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 Hookerton newspaper -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 Bethel stores -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 Death of Robert, son of Louis Heath of Hardeesville -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 Greenville Lumber Company burned down -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 Death of Mrs. Mamie Dancy, wife of J.J. Dancy, sister Mrs. Sallie Marshall -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 William O. Little, clerk in Wilmington, North Carolina -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 Bracing old walls of the Episcopal church -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 No cornet band in Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 Jesse Tyson nearly died from a spider bite, living about four miles from town -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 About moderation and firmness of speech -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 Stock holders of Greenville bank -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 About fire engine -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 New Greenville Lumber Company -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 10 Year old son of Marshall Cox almost killed in log accident -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 Shelburn new soda fountain -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 Electric lights stopped -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 Coca Cola in Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 Gas boat, mystery excursion -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 About bridge repairs and ferry road on the north side of the river -- Eastern Reflector, 27 May 1896 Lightning killed a dog beside Mrs. A.J. Johnson -- Eastern Reflector, 27 May 1896 Depot at Pactolus destroyed by lightning -- Eastern Reflector, 27 May 1896 Telephone poles put up -- Eastern Reflector, 27 May 1896 Bicycle to rector of St. John’s church -- Eastern Reflector, 27 May 1896 Bethel stores -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 Firemen meet -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 Bicycle laws -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 Bridge fixed -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 Greenville horse races -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 Andrew A. Turnage, Jeweler in Kansas -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 W.C. Dancy, clerk in Wilmington, North Carolina -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 Johnson Nichols attending university -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 John Flanagan’s buggy company building, 130 feet long -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 Death of Miss Chrissie Carson -- Eastern Reflector, 10 June 1896 About new offices of John Flanagan’s Coffin Company -- Eastern Reflector, 10 June 1896 Greenville Lumber Company -- Eastern Reflector, 10 June 1896 Married in Martin County, James B. Whitehurst to Mary E. Peal -- Eastern Reflector, 10 June 1896 Death of Elbert Forbes at Falkland -- Eastern Reflector, 10 June 1896 Afred Forbes opening street south of Ninth Street -- Eastern Reflector, 10 June 1896 History of Hope Fire Company -- Eastern Reflector, 17 June 1896 About tobacco in Red Banks section of Pitt County -- Eastern Reflector, 17 June 1896 About new Bagwell building -- Eastern Reflector, 17 June 1896 Greenville horse racing -- Eastern Reflector, 17 June 1896 Bank of Greenville reorganized -- Eastern Reflector, 17 June 1896 Little Hart, scissors grinding business -- Eastern Reflector, 17 June 1896 Town bell rung at each hour -- Eastern Reflector, 17 June 1896 About farm of Theophilus Bland Jr. -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 Death of Hattie, wife of Henry F. Congleton of Carolina Township of typhoid fever, leaves little girl, eight months old -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 Tobacco versus cotton in Pitt County -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 Walter A. Burnett of Kinston, inventor -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 Death of Mrs. Alvania M. Clark, 81, on June 17, widow of Hon. S. Clark, legislator and lawyer -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 About new phones -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 About J.J. Cory canning factory -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 Cornerstone laid for the Sycamore Baptist Church -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 R.M. Busler, new newspaper at Bayboro -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 School at Bethel -- Eastern Reflector, 1 July 1896 Opera House corner to be rebuilt -- Eastern Reflector, 1 July 1896 List of people to CSA reunion in Richmond -- Eastern Reflector, 1 July 1896 Miss Julia Forbes, operated central telephone office -- Eastern Reflector, 1 July 1896 4th of July in Greenville, red lemonade -- Eastern Reflector, 8 July 1896 Death of Mrs. Mahala Whitehurst -- Eastern Reflector, 8 July 1896 Death of Mrs. T.C. Davenport -- Eastern Reflector, 8 July 1896 Good picture of O.L. Joyner -- Eastern Reflector, 8 July 1896 About stores in Grimesland -- Eastern Reflector, 8 July 1896 Death of wife of Thomas King -- Eastern Reflector, 8 July 1896 Dr. E.A. Moye locates at Five Points -- Eastern Reflector, 8 July 1896 Death of child of E.O. McGowan -- Eastern Reflector, 8 July 1896 Bethel stores -- Eastern Reflector, 15 July 1896 Rubber suits for Hope Fire Company -- Eastern Reflector, 15 July 1896 Large snake nearly turned over a buggy near Ridge Spring in Pitt County -- Eastern Reflector, 22 July 1896 About Mr. H.H. Draugh of Sampson County, hawk hunter, killed 189 in 31 days -- Eastern Reflector, 22 July 1896 E.A. Moye’s cottage near College Hotel finished -- Eastern Reflector, 22 July 1896 Pictures of E.A. Moye and Ola Forbes -- Eastern Reflector, 29 July 1896 Death of Theophilus Bland -- Eastern Reflector, 29 July 1896 Death of Mrs. W.F. Manning, 48, eight children -- Eastern Reflector, 29 July 1896 Mrs. July Ann Whitehurst, daughter of Charity Death of Davenport, wife of W.W. Whitehurst -- Eastern Reflector, 29 July 1896 Wife of L.F. Anderson accidentally shot -- Eastern Reflector, 29 July 1896 About election days in Pitt County in the 1830’s -- Eastern Reflector, 29 July 1896 Death of Mrs. Creecy Paul, one of the oldest in the state, at the home of T.A. Nichols in Beaver Dam -- Eastern Reflector, 29 July 1896 Harmon Jenkins of Pitt County in Alabama -- Eastern Reflector, 5 August 1896 About Staton Sawmill, six miles from Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 12 August 1896 Death of Pennie E., 27, wife of John I. James -- Eastern Reflector, 12 August 1896 Death of eight month old daughter of J.A. Harrington -- Eastern Reflector, 12 August 1896 About telephone company in Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 12 August 1896 History of James Grape -- Eastern Reflector, 12 August 1896 Death of T.M.G. Ross, CSA, one armed -- Eastern Reflector, 12 August 1896 W.R. Parker, market -- Eastern Reflector, 12 August 1896 Death of Sally, 18, daughter of Ruel Willoughby -- Eastern Reflector, 12 August 1896 W.D. Moore of Pitt County in Brooklyn, New York -- Eastern Reflector, 19 August 1896 Ed Randolph in South America -- Eastern Reflector, 19 August 1896 New depot in Bethel -- Eastern Reflector, 26 August 1896 Death of J.R. Whitehurst, 27, son of J.H. Whitehurst -- Eastern Reflector, 26 August 1896 Death of L.B. Sheppard of Baltimore of Bright’s disease -- Eastern Reflector, 26 August 1896 Death of Edward Ward -- Eastern Reflector, 2 September 1896 About using matches to see in post office at night -- Eastern Reflector, 2 September 1896 Mrs. Alfred Forbes’ school -- Eastern Reflector, 9 September 1896 Winterville stores, newspaper -- Eastern Reflector, 16 September 1896 About Hearse of undertaking business of Harding and G.A. McGowan and Company -- Eastern Reflector, 16 September 1896 Masonic Lodge school -- Eastern Reflector, 16 September 1896 Death of Captain Henry W. Brown -- Eastern Reflector, 23 September 1896 Death of Robert Turnage, 76, at home of daughter Mrs. Martha Joyner -- Eastern Reflector, 23 September 1896 Central office enlarged -- Eastern Reflector, 23 September 1896 Musicians at central office, Charlie Forbes -- Eastern Reflector, 23 September 1896 About Scotland Neck -- Eastern Reflector, 30 September 1896 List of all doctors in Pitt County, blacklist people -- Eastern Reflector, 30 September 1896 Cornelius Barnhill lost arm -- Eastern Reflector, 30 September 1896 Death of Claudie, 25, daughter of S.H. Spain -- Eastern Reflector, 30 September 1896 R.L. Smith horse racer -- Eastern Reflector, 30 September 1896 Death of child of Levi Whitehurst -- Eastern Reflector, 7 October 1896 Cistern on Fourth and Evans Streets -- Eastern Reflector, 7 October 1896 Phones -- Eastern Reflector, 7 October 1896 Pheonix and Rialto building built -- Eastern Reflector, 7 October 1896 Greenville Lodge moved -- Eastern Reflector, 7 October 1896 Coca Cola in Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 7 October 1896 Robert Baldree hurt in wagon fall -- Eastern Reflector, 14 October 1896 Death of Ed Butts, drunkard -- Eastern Reflector, 14 October 1896 W.H. Long and J.H. Small, law co-partnership -- Eastern Reflector, 14 October 1896 Death of James Whichard, 70 -- Eastern Reflector, 21 October 1896 Death of Mollie, daughter of Harvey Tyson -- Eastern Reflector, 21 October 1896 Small building moved back on corner, in front of Dr. William B. Brown’s home -- Eastern Reflector, 21 October 1896 No depot in Winterville -- Eastern Reflector, 21 October 1896 G.E. Taft farm for sale -- Eastern Reflector, 28 October 1896 Death of Joshua Smith, son of J.W. Smith -- Eastern Reflector, 28 October 1896 Telephone to House Station -- Eastern Reflector, 28 October 1896 Death of Dr. W.L. Best, 50, of Centreville -- Eastern Reflector, 28 October 1896 Death of Mrs. W.S. Fleming -- Eastern Reflector, 4 November 1896 J.B. Sutton of Pitt County in Montana -- Eastern Reflector, 4 November 1896 Death of William Little of Pactolus -- Eastern Reflector, 4 November 1896 Governor Jarvis, Civil War story about Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 11 November 1896 Death of Roy, son of J.N. Hart -- Eastern Reflector, 11 November 1896 G.O. Taylor went to Florida -- Eastern Reflector, 18 November 1896 Depot to be enlarged -- Eastern Reflector, 18 November 1896 Harrington store, Winterville -- Eastern Reflector, 18 November 1896 Miss Della Gay married at Falkland to W.T. Hunter of Gaston County on November 12 -- Eastern Reflector, 18 November 1896 Greenville races -- Eastern Reflector, 25 November 1896 Lumber rail road south of Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 25 November 1896 Bicycle Club meeting at Hotel Macon -- Eastern Reflector, 25 November 1896 Boys parade and circus, goat carts -- Eastern Reflector, 25 November 1896 William Elks store, Ballards Crossroads, robbed -- Eastern Reflector, 25 November 1896 Corp. J.R. Nichols, a member of the Pitt County Rifles, joined the army, stationed at Fortress Monroe -- Eastern Reflector, 25 November 1896 Letter from Lorenzo Devisconti -- Eastern Reflector, 2 December 1896 King House bus accident -- Eastern Reflector, 2 December 1896 Old Dancy building fire -- Eastern Reflector, 2 December 1896 W.R.G. Smith married in Martin County to Mittie Cofield -- Eastern Reflector, 2 December 1896 Death of H.A. Rountree, 31 -- Eastern Reflector, 2 December 1896 An express office established at Winterville, B.F. Manning agent -- Eastern Reflector, 2 December 1896 Death of Mrs. Thomas E. Little -- Eastern Reflector, 9 December 1896 O’Hagan building on Washington Street next door to telephone office -- Eastern Reflector, 9 December 1896 New county commissioners -- Eastern Reflector, 9 December 1896 First Greenville tobacco warehouse collapsed -- Eastern Reflector, 9 December 1896 Death of Mrs. Penny Gardner, 87 -- Eastern Reflector, 9 December 1896 Officers of Pitt County Rifles: J.R. Cory, J.S. Smith, J.C Albriton, C.B. Whichard -- Eastern Reflector, 9 December 1896 Sheriff’s office -- Eastern Reflector, 9 December 1896 For Sale: lot # 105, store of W.C. Proctor and Company and J.R. Cory -- Eastern Reflector, 9 December 1896 About County Home and McG. Bryan and J.W. Smith -- Eastern Reflector, 16 December 1896 Death in Carolina Township of W. Jesse Belcher, age 22, son of George Belcher -- Eastern Reflector, 16 December 1896 About Hope Fire Corp -- Eastern Reflector, 16 December 1896 Mrs. William Russ of Raleigh, daughter of Mrs. R Williams of Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 23 December 1896 Frank Barnhill of Pitt County in Franklin, Virginia -- Eastern Reflector, 23 December 1896 Married in Washington, Josephus B. Latham to Mary C. Burgess -- Eastern Reflector, 23 December 1896 Death of Mrs. J.A. Andrews -- Eastern Reflector, 23 December 1896 Ayden horse races -- Eastern Reflector, 23 December 1896 Death of Whitmell Hardee, aged of Greenville, on December 28 -- Eastern Reflector, 30 December 1896 Home of J.J. Laughinghouse of Grimesland burned -- Eastern Reflector, 30 December 1896 Death of W.A. Forbes -- Eastern Reflector, 30 December 1896 David A. Crandell killed by John Keel -- Eastern Reflector, 30 December 1896 New Masonic Hall in Rialto building -- Eastern Reflector, 30 December 1896, 20 January 1897 Death of Annie Lynn, daughter of O.L. Joyner, at College Hotel -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 Death of B.S. Wilson, 28, of typhoid fever -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 Fire at old Dancy building on corner of Evans and Fourth Streets -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 Death of James L. Langley, 60 -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 Boiling wells in Beaver Dam -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 Simon A Congleton resigns at O.L. Hookers and Company -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 New Greenville horse exchange near Hotel Macon -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 Owing to the death of one member of the firm, D.E. House and Brother at House, N.C. will disperse of the entire stock of merchandise at cost -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 G.A. McGowen and Company purchased the John Flanagan Buggy Company and Undertaker Business -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 Large warehouse on wharf built -- Eastern Reflector, 13 January 1897 D.T. House elected Door Keeper of House of Representatives -- Eastern Reflector, 13 January 1897 Fire at Flanagan Blacksmith shop -- Eastern Reflector, 13 January 1897 R.A. Willoughby, hawk hunter -- Eastern Reflector, 20 January 1897 Horse looking through window -- Eastern Reflector, 20 January 1897 Whichard depot -- Eastern Reflector, 20 January 1897 Cornelius Kinsail celebrated his 79th birthday on January 15, 1897, called Uncle Neal -- Eastern Reflector, 20 January 1897 Doctors’ blacklist put off -- Eastern Reflector, 20 January 1897 Reward for the arrest of John Keel who killed David Crandall in Pitt County on Christmas Day -- Eastern Reflector, 27 January 1897 J. Bryan Grimes renting store in Grimesland -- Eastern Reflector, 27 January 1897 R. Greene, new undertaking establishment -- Eastern Reflector, 27 January 1897 Train crash at Whichards -- Eastern Reflector, 27 January 1897 Death of Mrs. R.A. Parker of Belvoir Township -- Eastern Reflector, 27 January 1897 Jordan Nelson and sister judged insane and taken to asylum at Raleigh -- Eastern Reflector, 27 January 1897 Death of son of Jason Joyner of Farmville Township -- Eastern Reflector, 27 January 1897 Married in Virginia, sister of Miss Mary L. Lacy of Pitt County -- Eastern Reflector, 3 February 1897 H.W. Whichard, Dr. W.E. Warren, both of Whichard, railroad agents -- Eastern Reflector, 3 February 1897 E.H. Shelburn, bus -- Eastern Reflector, 3 February 1897 Death of Mrs. J.O. Pollard -- Eastern Reflector, 10 February 1897 New 750 pound fire bell for Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 10 February 1897 Death of David Hillard of Falkland -- Eastern Reflector, 10 February 1897 John Flanagan Buggy Company dissolved -- Eastern Reflector, 10 February 1897 Moye’s schoolhouse, one mile from Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 10 February 1897 Death of Arcena Cherry, wife of M.S.S. Cherry of Bethel, leaves nine children -- Eastern Reflector, 10 February 1897 Funny story about horse shoe bringing bad luck -- Eastern Reflector, 17 February 1897 J.H. Woolard and sons, sawmill at Whichard -- Eastern Reflector, 17 February 1897 Mother of R.L. Nichols and the well -- Eastern Reflector, 17 February 1897 Rats at Rick’s House -- Eastern Reflector, 24 February 1897 Lumber mill, Oakley -- Eastern Reflector, 3 March 1897 Death of Benjiman H. Sugg, b. 1819 -- Eastern Reflector, 3 March 1897 Mrs. T.E. Hooker, beautiful voice -- Eastern Reflector, 10 March 1897 Whichard sawmill -- Eastern Reflector, 10 March 1897 A.M. Moore of Pitt County now of Seattle -- Eastern Reflector, 10 March 1897 John Keel, murderer, caught -- Eastern Reflector, 17 March 1897 Death of daughter of Captain J.W. Howard, keeper of the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse -- Eastern Reflector, 17 March 1897 Lightening struck rail road tracks at Whichard -- Eastern Reflector, 17 March 1897 Re-established lodge -- Eastern Reflector, 17 March 1897 Death of Mrs. Olivia, wife of D.D. Gardner -- Eastern Reflector, 24 March 1897 Death of Council James -- Eastern Reflector, 24 March 1897 Death of Elder William A. Ross -- Eastern Reflector, 24 March 1897 Greenville rail road to Washington, N.C. chartered -- Eastern Reflector, 24 March 1897 T.C. Manning married in Florida -- Eastern Reflector, 24 March 1897 Fire bell tower on courthouse square -- Eastern Reflector, 24 March 1897 W.B. Quinnerly store at Centreville and Ayden -- Eastern Reflector, 24 March 1897 R.R. Cotton appointed penitentiary director -- Eastern Reflector, 24 March 1897 Four buses in Greenville, J.F. King, bus -- Eastern Reflector, 31 March 1897 Still found at Centreville -- Eastern Reflector, 31 March 1897 Briley Family -- Eastern Reflector, 7 April 1897 Dancy building burned and fire engine -- Eastern Reflector, 7 April 1897 Story about efficiency of fire department -- Eastern Reflector, 14 April 1897 J.B. Johnson, 45 inch beard -- Eastern Reflector, 14 April 1897 Death of Jennie, wife of M.A. Woolard, age 33 -- Eastern Reflector, 14 April 1897 Robert Perkins, insane -- Eastern Reflector, 14 April 1897 Bethel stores -- Eastern Reflector, 21 April 1897 Prison labor on Grindool Creek bridge -- Eastern Reflector, 21 April 1897 Bicycle Club -- Eastern Reflector, 21 April 1897 Rialto building burned -- Eastern Reflector, 21 April 1897 Death of W.T. Hayden -- Eastern Reflector, 21 April 1897 Bank of Pitt County -- Eastern Reflector, 28 April 1897, 9 June 1897 Jessie Proctor, daughter, Mrs. Nannie Stafford -- Eastern Reflector, 28 April 1897 Rough and Ready Fire Company -- Eastern Reflector, 28 April 1897 Poem to Miss Mollie Bagley -- Eastern Reflector, 5 May 1897 Death of J.H. Blount -- Eastern Reflector, 5 May 1897 Chapel at county home -- Eastern Reflector, 5 May 1897 Bethel town officers -- Eastern Reflector, 5 May 1897 Steam fire engine -- Eastern Reflector, 5 May 1897 W.A. James Jr. -- Eastern Reflector, 5 May 1897 Old W.R. Whichard of Whichard had to be carried around -- Eastern Reflector, 12 May 1897 Bethel Literary Club officers -- Eastern Reflector, 12 May 1897 Whichard telephone -- Eastern Reflector, 12 May 1897 Grifton sawmill -- Eastern Reflector, 12 May 1897 Officers of Hope Fire Company -- Eastern Reflector, 19 May 1897 Death of Mrs. Laura Newton, wife of William Newton -- Eastern Reflector, 19 May 1897 Kitten in safe of D.W. Hardee -- Eastern Reflector, 19 May 1897 Children of William Brown hurt by lye -- Eastern Reflector, 19 May 1897 Death of Mrs. I.A. Sugg -- Eastern Reflector, 26 May 1897 Steam fire engine subscription, W.H. Long and J.G. Moye -- Eastern Reflector, 26 May 1897 Coreys High School, Grindool -- Eastern Reflector, 26 May 1897 Trinity School -- Eastern Reflector, 2 June 1897 Reverend John Branch, 40th Anniversary -- Eastern Reflector, 2 June 1897 Earthquake at Greenville, shocks felt at House, Pactolus, Pantego, and Tarboro -- Eastern Reflector, 2 June 1897 Bicycle ordinances -- Eastern Reflector, 2 June 1897 Death of C.C. Braxton -- Eastern Reflector, 9 June 1897 Death of J.J. Frizzle -- Eastern Reflector, 9 June 1897 Store of Marshall L Starkey -- Eastern Reflector, 9 June 1897 Mrs. J.A.K. Tucker, daughter of B.F. Patrick -- Eastern Reflector, 9 June 1897 Weather signal station started again -- Eastern Reflector, 9 June 1897 History of Henry Wyatt and Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 16 June 1897 Grimesland telephone -- Eastern Reflector, 16 June 1897 Johnson Nichols, son of Thomas A. Nichols, first college graduate from Beaver Dam township -- Eastern Reflector, 16 June 1897 J.H. Woolard and sons, assigned at Whichard -- Eastern Reflector, 16 June 1897 Hope Fire Company -- Eastern Reflector, 23 June 1897 Gas boat Rubelle -- Eastern Reflector, 23 June 1897 Winterville fire, first fire -- Eastern Reflector, 23 June 1897 Wiley J. Brown drowned dog -- Eastern Reflector, 23 June 1897 Death of Mr. John Branch, 70, highly esteemed citizen -- Eastern Reflector, 30 June 1897 Ayden fire at guardhouse -- Eastern Reflector, 30 June 1897 Greenville ready room -- Eastern Reflector, 30 June 1897 Grimesland lodge -- Eastern Reflector, 30 June 1897 Stores at Grimesland -- Eastern Reflector, 30 June 1897 Whichard telephone -- Eastern Reflector, 30 June 1897 Whichard stores -- Eastern Reflector, 30 June 1897 Recipe to get rid of flies -- Eastern Reflector, 30 June 1897 Death of Thomas D. Carson, 85 -- Eastern Reflector, 30 June 1897 Death of Mrs. Sallie James, wife of B.F. Bryan -- Eastern Reflector, 30 June 1897 Fire Company hat -- Eastern Reflector, 7 July 1897 Death of infant child of Mr. And Mrs. S.A. Gainor -- Eastern Reflector, 7 July 1897 Court House repairs -- Eastern Reflector, 7 July 1897 Death of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Taft -- Eastern Reflector, 7 July 1897 Ada Cherry, ready room -- Eastern Reflector, 7 July 1897 Death of Mary Louisa Harding, wife of Fred Harding -- Eastern Reflector, 7 July 1897 C.B. Tripp’s wooden leg turkey -- Eastern Reflector, 14 July 1897 Phone line to Parkside and Winterville -- Eastern Reflector, 14 July 1897 Steam fire engine -- Eastern Reflector, 21 July 1897 Julia Foley, central office operator -- Eastern Reflector, 21 July 1897 Children of J.B. Jarrett, Gertrude and Robert Jarrett, of Virginia -- Eastern Reflector, 21 July 1897 Gorman Tobacco Company -- Eastern Reflector, 28 July 1897 Death of Sarah, wife of Jessie Proctor -- Eastern Reflector, 28 July 1897 Wildcat in a house -- Eastern Reflector, 4 August 1897 Witnesses used to stand out of the Court House and jury called out of the window -- Eastern Reflector, 22 September 1897 Fire bell cracked -- Eastern Reflector, 22 September 1897, 5 October 1897 Morill House Hotel rented to tobacco men -- Eastern Reflector, 22 September 1897 New fire engine -- Eastern Reflector, 22 September 1897 Married in Virginia, Mary Carne Langley -- Eastern Reflector, 22 September 1897 Eight new rooms being built on Hotel Macon -- Eastern Reflector, 22 September 1897 Death of Jesse W. Carson -- Eastern Reflector, 29 September 1897 Court case of solictor C. M. Bernard -- Eastern Reflector, 29 September 1897 Town commons -- Eastern Reflector, 29 September 1897 H.C. Cannon married, he was bookkeeper of Greenville Tobacco Warehouse -- Eastern Reflector, 29 September 1897 Confederate monument business -- Eastern Reflector, 29 September 1897 Court House repairs and Poor House -- Eastern Reflector, 29 September 1897 Death of Mrs. T.A. Nichols -- Eastern Reflector, 29 September 1897 Fire engine hose and cistern -- Eastern Reflector, 29 September 1897 E.B. Higgs thumb cut off in bicycle accident -- Eastern Reflector, 29 September 1897 Death of son of W.H. Ricks -- Eastern Reflector, 5 October 1897 Court case of Miss Nancy McGowan and Jacky Ann McGowan -- Eastern Reflector, 5 October 1897 H.A. Taft married at Toissot -- Eastern Reflector, 5 October 1897 Baptist Young People Organization started in Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 8 October 1897 Death of Leon Briley, son of J.A. Briley -- Eastern Reflector, 8 October 1897 Maud Blow educated at Peabody Institute in Nashville, Tennessee -- Eastern Reflector, 8 October 1897 Horse races -- Eastern Reflector, 8 October 1897 Bessie Patrick and Daisy Tucker went to Normal and Industrial College at Greensboro -- Eastern Reflector, 8 October 1897 Advertisement: Pitt County Buggy Company -- Eastern Reflector, 8 October 1897 Advertisement: H.W. Whichard General Merchandise at Whichard, N.C. successor of W.R. Whichard -- Eastern Reflector, 8 October 1897 Story about moving market house and cistern -- Eastern Reflector, 12 October 1897 Pennsylvania town asks Greenville for a few hundred frogs -- Eastern Reflector, 12 October 1897 Frank Wilson, new flag pole in front of his clothing store -- Eastern Reflector, 12 October 1897 Bethel Stores -- Eastern Reflector, 15 October 1897 For sale: lot # 102 market house lot -- Eastern Reflector, 15 October 1897 Death of Abram Cox, Sheriff of Pitt County, 1854-1858, CSA -- Eastern Reflector, 15 October 1897 Court House lot raised and fenced in -- Eastern Reflector, 15 October 1897 F.M. Wooten, clerk in Wilmington -- Eastern Reflector, 15 October 1897 Store of L.A. Garber in Falkland robbed -- Eastern Reflector, 15 October 1897 Football -- Eastern Reflector, 15 October 1897 Andrew Joyner, lawyer in Winston-Salem -- Eastern Reflector, 15 October 1897 Death of Thomas Willowby of Beaver Dam -- Eastern Reflector, 15 October 1897 Fireman practice -- Eastern Reflector, 19 October 1897 Death of Mrs. Sarah Roberson, wife of T.H. Roberson of Oakly -- Eastern Reflector, 22 October 1897 Death of Mrs. Nancy Jenkins, 80 -- Eastern Reflector, 22 October 1897 Fire at Negro Odd Fellows on First Street -- Eastern Reflector, 22 October 1897 Death of John Carroll, leaves son Frank Carroll and Mrs. Joseph Cox -- Eastern Reflector, 26 October 1897 F.M. Hodges of Hope Fire Company hurt -- Eastern Reflector, 26 October 1897 Married in Bethel on October 19th, L.B. Thigpen of Nashville, Tennessee, to Cena Cherry, daughter of M.C.S. Cherry -- Eastern Reflector, 26 October 1897 J.B Randolph married in Martin County -- Eastern Reflector, 29 October 1897 Reverend John Harding of New York, Beaufort County native -- Eastern Reflector, 29 October 1897 Forbes school house services -- Eastern Reflector, 29 October 1897 About Surry County divorce -- Eastern Reflector, 2 November 1897 Death of Bettie, wife of M.R. Page -- Eastern Reflector, 2 November 1897 Death of child of Jarrett Jenkins -- Eastern Reflector, 5 November 1897 Acorns for sale as hog feed at market -- Eastern Reflector, 5 November 1897 E.G. Leggett of Greenville, N.C. and Charleston, S.C. -- Eastern Reflector, 5 November 1897 Pecans called Pecan nuts -- Eastern Reflector, 9 November 1897 Dickinson Avenue in bad shape -- Eastern Reflector, 9 November 1897 New market opened near depot by Mr. Renfrew -- Eastern Reflector, 9 November 1897 Scuppernong wine made in 1849 at wedding of John B. Randolph -- Eastern Reflector, 9 November 1897 Quince growing here, brought here from Mississippi by Harriet Yellowly -- Eastern Reflector, 12 November 1897 Death of Ada, wife of J.Z. Brooks -- Eastern Reflector, 12 November 1897 Death of Mrs. Polly Ann Rogers, 78 -- Eastern Reflector, 12 November 1897 Hope Fire Company -- Eastern Reflector, 12 November 1897 Blind runaway horse slammed into Alfred Forbes’ store -- Eastern Reflector, 16 November 1897 Cotton barge burned at Centrebluff -- Eastern Reflector, 16 November 1897 Married J.L. Patrick in Greene County -- Eastern Reflector, 16 November 1897 Dissolved, Greenville Supply Company -- Eastern Reflector, 19 November 1897 P.J. Bynum, mad dog -- Eastern Reflector, 19 November 1897 Meeting in Flanagan coffin room -- Eastern Reflector, 19 November 1897 John Strictland suicide, after inviting them to the funeral -- Eastern Reflector, 19 November 1897 Poem by Mrs. S.S. Cotton, White Doe and After -- Eastern Reflector, 23 November 1897 W.J. Hemby, Fortes Monroe Football team -- Eastern Reflector, 23 November 1897 For sale, entire store of D.E. House and Brother at House Station -- Eastern Reflector, 23 November 1897 Hotel Macon improvements -- Eastern Reflector, 30 November 1897 Grimesland stores -- Eastern Reflector, 30 November 1897 Sale of 15 acres opposite the road from homeplace of George Moye -- Eastern Reflector, 3 December 1897 Death of Harry Gurganus, 80 -- Eastern Reflector, 3 December 1897 Ring found of M.M. Nelson, lost 12 years -- Eastern Reflector, 3 December 1897 Presbyterian church -- Eastern Reflector, 3 December 1897 Contributions for a new fire house -- Eastern Reflector, 3 December 1897, 7 December 1897, 10 December 1897 Eating habits of man in Lincolnton -- Eastern Reflector, 7 December 1897 Della M. Clark, born 1840 -- Eastern Reflector, 7 December 1897 Market house sold -- Eastern Reflector, 10 December 1897 G.W. Slaughter and W.A. Morris bicycled to Granville County from Grimesland -- Eastern Reflector, 10 December 1897 New cistern on Sutton Lane -- Eastern Reflector, 14 December 1897 Poor House in bad shape -- Eastern Reflector, 14 December 1897 Greenville Telephone Company -- Eastern Reflector, 14 December 1897 Hope Fire Company benefit -- Eastern Reflector, 17 December 1897 J.R. Jenkins burned own home, insane -- Eastern Reflector, 17 December 1897 Death of Mary E. Brooks, wife of Squire Brooks -- Eastern Reflector, 17 December 1897 Quinerly musicians -- Eastern Reflector, 17 December 1897 Big snows in 1857 and 1877 -- Eastern Reflector, 17 December 1897 E.S. Moore in prison in 1890 -- Eastern Reflector, 21 December 1897 Three fires in Greenville, house of W.T. Godwin, Dickinson Avenue; Old Nelson house on Front Street during a wedding; John Flanagan Buggy Company -- Eastern Reflector, 21 December 1897 Death of Emily, wife of B.A. House Sr. -- Eastern Reflector, 24 December 1897 About fire company -- Eastern Reflector, 24 December 1897 Rodman and Grimes, new lawyer W. Dempsie Grimes, son of General Bryan Grimes -- Eastern Reflector, 24 December 1897 New Steamboat Edgecombe -- Eastern Reflector, 24 December 1897 Dedication of new Presbyterian church -- Eastern Reflector, 24 December 1897 Death of Wiley Cobb, 78 -- Eastern Reflector, 31 December 1897 Firemen concert -- Eastern Reflector, 31 December 1897 Death of Edith, daughter of Dr. J. Morrill of Falkland -- Eastern Reflector, 31 December 1897 Little folks masquerade at academy -- Eastern Reflector, 31 December 1897 Old man dinner in honor of Alfred Forbes -- Eastern Reflector, 31 December 1897 Married R.S. Evans to Maggie Smith, daughter of F.M. Smith -- Eastern Reflector, 31 December 1897 All the things built in Greenville in 1897 -- Eastern Reflector, 31 December 1897
New steamboat on river, Carolina -- Eastern Reflector, 12 June 1895 W.L. Brown in charge of Cherry Hill Cemetery -- Eastern Reflector, 12 June 1895 Story about Reverend G.F. Smith -- Eastern Reflector, 12 June 1895, 17 July 1895 W.T. Godwin building house on Dickinson Avenue -- Eastern Reflector, 19 June 1895 Story about Cherry Hill Cemetery -- Eastern Reflector, 19 June 1895 Fire at Parmele Eccleston Lumber Company -- Eastern Reflector, 19 June 1895 Story about E.J. Proctor -- Eastern Reflector, 19 June 1895 Story about Job Thigpen of Texas -- Eastern Reflector, 19 June 1895 Story about W.R. Smith -- Eastern Reflector, 19 June 1895 Story about W.B. James -- Eastern Reflector, 19 June 1895 Story about bonnets -- Eastern Reflector, 19 June 1895 Death of daughter of A.B. Cherry of Bethel -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 W.R. Whichard Jr., Coastline agent at Whichard Station -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 H.W. Whichard at school in Georgia -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 Peyton Atkins visiting mother in Norfolk -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 Carlos Harris sign painter, painted sign of S.M. Schultz’s store -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 Stores at Oakley -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 Bicycle laws -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 Bluebirds dying off -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 Story about R.B. Hester -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 Ola Forbes’ bicycle run -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 S.R. Ross, keeper of the draw bridge -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 Pollard’s Mill -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 Parmele stores -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 For Sale: James Brown Foundry and Wood Shop -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 Story about young men who built a lawn tennis court near the cemetery and had some interesting games -- Eastern Reflector, 26 June 1895 Story about Bryant Hardee’s mules -- Eastern Reflector, 3 July 1895 Death of B.O. Fleming -- Eastern Reflector, 3 July 1895 Methodist church at Grindool -- Eastern Reflector, 3 July 1895 J.J. Corey whortleberry canning factory -- Eastern Reflector, 3 July 1895, 10 July 1895 Burney S. Wilson of B.S. Wilson manager of W.U.Tel. Company in Orangeburg, South Carolina -- Eastern Reflector, 3 July 1895 Charles Forbes’ lawn tennis court near his father’s residence -- Eastern Reflector, 3 July 1895 Large huckleberry pie -- Eastern Reflector, 3 July 1895 Story about S.A. Congleton -- Eastern Reflector, 3 July 1895 J.O. Briley moved to Greenville Bread from T.A. Nichols and Elder Billy’s Bakery from 1869 -- Eastern Reflector, 3 July 1895 Oakley items -- Eastern Reflector, 10 July 1895 Bethel school -- Eastern Reflector, 10 July 1895 Turkey gobbler of E.S. Edwards, sitting on potatoes -- Eastern Reflector, 10 July 1895 July 4th, cannon touched off, bicycle race, and horse race -- Eastern Reflector, 10 July 1895 Death of Fannie Moore, 81, widow of Reverend Redding Moore -- Eastern Reflector, 10 July 1895 Frog fight -- Eastern Reflector, 10 July 1895 Death of W.F. Williams of Carolina Township -- Eastern Reflector, 10 July 1895 Mr. R.E. Cox of New York, son of W.H. Cox, visiting -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 Bronson Jarvis moved to Trinidad, Colorado -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 Pitt County Rifles -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 W.H. Cox accident remembered -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 About Z.F. Highsmith -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 Buck Forbes -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 Stables built at Star Warehouse -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 About M.C.S. Cherry -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 About Pitt County School System -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 Story about goat eating man’s hat -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 Children’s parade -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 Old brick store -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 G.N. Warren hurt -- Eastern Reflector, 17 July 1895 Death of Mrs. Willie Rightsell, 35, daughter of William Rountree of Lenoir County -- Eastern Reflector, 24 July 1895 Death of E.S. Galloway, 50, son of John Galloway, married Alice Tucker, daughter of Joshua Tucker -- Eastern Reflector, 24 July 1895 Death of Lovie Butler -- Eastern Reflector, 31 July 1895 Bethel churches -- Eastern Reflector, 31 July 1895 T.A. Nichols, farm and daughters -- Eastern Reflector, 31 July 1895 Joe Forbes restaurant broken into -- Eastern Reflector, 31 July 1895 Nelson Warren’s arm amputated -- Eastern Reflector, 31 July 1895 John Quinerly, fox hunter -- Eastern Reflector, 7 August 1895 Berry Belcher’s house burned, two miles below Pactolus bridge over Grindle Creek -- Eastern Reflector, 7 August 1895 Advertisement: College Hotel, Mrs. Della Gay -- Eastern Reflector, 7 August 1895 Charlie Forbes, mandolin player, Allen Warren, guitar player -- Eastern Reflector, 7 August 1895 William Outterbridge, son of A.J. Outterbridge -- Eastern Reflector, 14 August 1895 Depot too small -- Eastern Reflector, 14 August 1895 Confederate reunion -- Eastern Reflector, 14 August 1895 A white and liver colored setter named "Shot" stolen from E.M. McGowan -- Eastern Reflector, 14 August 1895 Story about Hodges family- Mrs. Lucretia Hodges, b. Chicod Township, Pitt County, July 12, 1792, had seven children, her son S.V. Hodges, 59, had 17 children -- Eastern Reflector, 14 August 1895 Goat arrested in Ayden -- Eastern Reflector, 14 August 1895 Lumber mill of J.Z. Brooks in Grifton burned -- Eastern Reflector, 14 August 1895 Hortense Forbes’ music school -- Eastern Reflector, 14 August 1895 History of Samuel Schultz, b. 1855 in Richmond Virginia, now has store in Wiley Brown’s old store -- Eastern Reflector, 21 August 1895 Second robbery of Joel Gardner, wealthy man -- Eastern Reflector, 21 August 1895 Death of James Galloway, 77, near Grimesland, widow and eight children -- Eastern Reflector, 21 August 1895 John Turnage killed another man in Greene County -- Eastern Reflector, 21 August 1895, 28 August 1895 Death of Bessie Joyner Malone in Fletcher, North Carolina -- Eastern Reflector, 28 August 1895 Story about son of W.H. Cox, R.E. Cox exonerated of robbery on New York -- Eastern Reflector, 28 August 1895 Death of William Tyson -- Eastern Reflector, 4 September 1895 Joe Brooks and nephew of Memphis, Tennessee, visiting -- Eastern Reflector, 4 September 1895 L.A. Colter, cadet -- Eastern Reflector, 4 September 1895 Story about W.F. Brand and relics of the Mexican-American War in Greene County -- Eastern Reflector, 11 September 1895 About W.W. Moore of Pitt County in Asheville -- Eastern Reflector, 11 September 1895 Death of daughter of J.H. Highsmith -- Eastern Reflector, 11 September 1895 Death of Mrs. Lovie May at Maple Cypress, Craven County -- Eastern Reflector, 11 September 1895 Lula White and S.T. White in school -- Eastern Reflector, 11 September 1895 About Dr. David Wallace of Texas -- Eastern Reflector, 11 September 1895 Death of son of W.B. Brown -- Eastern Reflector, 18 September 1895 Snakes at "All Pine Farm," seven miles from Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 18 September 1895 Story about Dickinson Avenue -- Eastern Reflector, 18 September 1895 Rosa Hooker went to Richmond Female College -- Eastern Reflector, 18 September 1895 History of J.R. Davenport of Pactolus, CSA -- Eastern Reflector, 25 September 1895 Edward Greene, brother of R. Greene of Greenville, hurt in Norfolk, Virginia -- Eastern Reflector, 25 September 1895 Death of mother of F.W. Burch -- Eastern Reflector, 25 September 1895 Rate of Steamboat on the Tar River, shipping tobacco, $0.80 per pound -- Eastern Reflector, 2 October 1895 Forbes and Moye’s tobacco warehouse -- Eastern Reflector, 2 October 1895 Horse racing -- Eastern Reflector, 2 October 1895 W.S. Bernard school -- Eastern Reflector, 2 October 1895 Pine bark from mills used on streets -- Eastern Reflector, 2 October 1895 Private school of I.A. Sugg -- Eastern Reflector, 2 October 1895 Funny tale from coon hunt at Ayden -- Eastern Reflector, 9 October 1895 Greenville horse races -- Eastern Reflector, 9 October 1895 Evans Street trolley car -- Eastern Reflector, 9 October 1895 Death of A.F. Kinsaul of Ayden, son of Cornelius Kinsaul -- Eastern Reflector, 9 October 1895 Billboard up by Greenville Lumber Company -- Eastern Reflector, 9 October 1895 Estate of J.N. Bynum, sale of Centrebluff, 2 acres, warehouse, and a store -- Eastern Reflector, 9 October 1895 R.L. Bynum assistant at post office -- Eastern Reflector, 16 October 1895 Miss Mary Dail, teacher at Forbes’ school -- Eastern Reflector, 23 October 1895 Death of Honorable Louis Charles Latham -- Eastern Reflector, 23 October 1895 Death of Peggy Bell, 14 October 1895 of lung disease, b. 6 January 1815, leaves 2 nephews -- Eastern Reflector, 30 October 1895 Peyton Atkinson, clerking for J.B. Cherry and Company -- Eastern Reflector, 30 October 1895 Death of Estelle, daughter of W.W. Little of Pactolus -- Eastern Reflector, 30 October 1895 Dr. F W. Wooten -- Eastern Reflector, 30 October 1895 Negro fell out of wagon of T.W. Carr of Greene County at Five Points and was run over -- Eastern Reflector, 30 October 1895 Fire at race track -- Eastern Reflector, 30 October 1895 Market house to be removed -- Eastern Reflector, 6 November 1895 Greenville Lumber Company -- Eastern Reflector, 6 November 1895 New rail road for lumber at Falkland -- Eastern Reflector, 6 November 1895 Bridge over Grindle Creek -- Eastern Reflector, 6 November 1895 Vaults put in Court House -- Eastern Reflector, 6 November 1895 Photographs and history of tobacco warehouse -- Eastern Reflector, 13 November 1895 Jacob Joyner built first tobacco barn in February, 1886, east of Wilmington and Weldon Rail Road -- Eastern Reflector, 13 November 1895 House of Edgar Buck burned, two miles north of river -- Eastern Reflector, 13 November 1895 Hope Fire Company -- Eastern Reflector, 13 November 1895 T.E. Randolph left for South America -- Eastern Reflector, 20 November 1895 I.K. Witherington, ex-representative, pet swan -- Eastern Reflector, 20 November 1895 Sale of lot 102, market house -- Eastern Reflector, 20 November 1895 Sketch of Winterville -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Abbott’s brickyard in Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 R.J. Cobb in tobacco in 1891 -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Steam whistle of tobacco factory scares horses -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Married, Col. Harry Skinner in Baltimore -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Death of James Bryan, 88, in Ayden -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Weather service poor -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Oyster house and restaurant at wharf opened -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Married, Minnie May of Speight Bridge to Charles L. Abernathy, editor of the Beaufort Herald -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Two mineral water wells in Greenville, H.A. Sutton’s yard and College Hotel -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Death of James Bryan, 88 -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Pictures of E.A. Moye, W.T. Magnum, Ola Forbes, George E. Harrison, J.S. Jenkins, Planters warehouse -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Electric lights -- Eastern Reflector, 4 December 1895 Pictures of B. Ernest Parham, J.W. Morgan, M.L. Richard, Wiley Brown, C.D. Rountree, Capt. E. Pace, Rountree, Brown and Company Star Warehouse -- Eastern Reflector, 4 December 1895 Runaway marriage of W.B. Bullock and Zilvia Highsmith -- Eastern Reflector, 11 December 1895 Death of Stephen Johnston, 17, son of Marion Johnston -- Eastern Reflector, 11 December 1895 St. John’s Episcopal Church consecrated in Centreville -- Eastern Reflector, 11 December 1895 Laurence Nobles hurt in Ayden -- Eastern Reflector, 11 December 1895 Child of Charles Cannon burned to death -- Eastern Reflector, 11 December 1895 Photos of R.H. Hayes, tobacco buyer -- Eastern Reflector, 11 December 1895 Bethel burned down -- Eastern Reflector, 18 December 1895 Eugene Tucker at insane asylum -- Eastern Reflector, 18 December 1895 Death of Mrs. Susan V. Whitehead of Greene County, quite old, well known woman in this section -- Eastern Reflector, 18 December 1895 Death of Robert, son of R.T. Wilson of Grimesland -- Eastern Reflector, 25 December 1895 List of students and schools in Pitt County -- Eastern Reflector, 25 December 1895 Speight and Ola Forbes Fertilizer Company dissolved -- Eastern Reflector, 1 January 1896 Death of McG. Holliday of Grindool -- Eastern Reflector, 1 January 1896 About H.M. Hardee, store in Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 1 January 1896 Cannon fired -- Eastern Reflector, 1 January 1896 Advertisement: Pitt County Buggy Company -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 Red Moore moved to Wilson -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 Death of daughter of L.A. Mayo -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 Death of Charles Rountree -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 Ayden race track -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 Higgs Bank opened -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 Hurt: Mrs. Susan Harrington, 75, wife of John Harrington of Ayden -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 About D.V. Dixon -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 J.R Forbes of Rountree, Pitt County -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 Good sayings -- Eastern Reflector, 15 January 1896 About building built ca.1860, standing on Third Street in front of Smith Livery Stables, between two law buildings, moved to Main Street -- Eastern Reflector, 15 January 1896 Snake killed, four feet long and as thick as a wrist -- Eastern Reflector, 15 January 1896 Fire at Greenville Lumber Company -- Eastern Reflector, 15 January 1896 Death of Mary Ann James, widow of Augustus James -- Eastern Reflector, 15 January 1896 Death of Wallace Manning -- Eastern Reflector, 15 January 1896 Death of daughter of W.A. Pollard -- Eastern Reflector, 15 January 1896 Electric light poles -- Eastern Reflector, 15 January 1896 Death of Artemissia Forbes at her home three miles from Greenville on January 19, 1896 -- Eastern Reflector, 22 January 1896 Hope Fire Corps -- Eastern Reflector, 22 January 1896 House of L.W. Lawrence on Fourth and Washington Street burned, Memorial Baptist Church records burned up -- Eastern Reflector, 22 January 1896 Death of H.B. Barber -- Eastern Reflector, 22 January 1896 Sale of old Methodist Episcopal parsonage -- Eastern Reflector, 22 January 1896 Death of Emma Little Smith, b.1859, wife of Jesse L. Smith -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896 Death of J.J. Fleming, 50 -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896 F.W. Braxton dying of consumption -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896 About old school in O’Hagan House -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896 Harry Skinner Jr. at school at Belmont -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896 Old brick store remodeled, occupied by J.S. Tunstall -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896 Death of Benjamin Belcher in Pactolus -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896 Death of Connie Nichols on 22 January of pneumonia, age 17, daughter of Nelson Nichols -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896, 5 February 1896 Ola Forbes, dog fight -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896 Alfred Forbes office building, only six feet -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896, 5 February 1896 Death of Sally Bryan, wife of Guilford Byran -- Eastern Reflector, 5 February 1896 Governor Jarvis hurt in Hotel Macon Omnibus -- Eastern Reflector, 5 February 1896 Death of F.W. Braxton -- Eastern Reflector, 5 February 1896 Death of Susan Harrington, mother of J.A. Harrington -- Eastern Reflector, 5 February 1896 Death of William Moye, 65, of Greene County -- Eastern Reflector, 5 February 1896 Bob Moye killed deer beside town -- Eastern Reflector, 12 February 1896 Ayden Post Office robbed -- Eastern Reflector, 12 February 1896 Dam on river almost lost -- Eastern Reflector, 12 February 1896 Death of son of D.H. Moore -- Eastern Reflector, 12 February 1896 Jesse Speight and Herbert White almost drown in Contentnea Creek near Farmville -- Eastern Reflector, 12 February 1896 Poem and story of the building known as old brick store -- Eastern Reflector, 12 February 1896 Fire downtown -- Eastern Reflector, 19 February 1896 Old Delany house torn down -- Eastern Reflector, 19 February 1896 Old brick store, dental office -- Eastern Reflector, 19 February 1896 S.V. Joyner moved from Kenly to Beaver Dam Township -- Eastern Reflector, 19 February 1896 Frog Level School, W.W. Walters, teacher -- Eastern Reflector, 19 February 1896 Death of J.C. Cox, 73, inventor of Cox planter -- Eastern Reflector, 26 February 1896 Death of W.C. House, son of Elder David House -- Eastern Reflector, 26 February 1896 Tyson Rawls, Bank of Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 26 February 1896 Grifton fire -- Eastern Reflector, 26 February 1896 Greenville brickyard -- Eastern Reflector, 26 February 1896 Brick thrown at train near Littlefield -- Eastern Reflector, 4 March 1896 E.M. Short Lumber Company, moving their lumber road from Reeves Landing to Cooper Landing near Pactolus -- Eastern Reflector, 4 March 1896 Greenville water works -- Eastern Reflector, 11 March 1896 J.W. Smith, keeper of the Poor House -- Eastern Reflector, 11 March 1896 Bethel stores -- Eastern Reflector, 11 March 1896 About James Barnhill -- Eastern Reflector, 11 March 1896 Dongola School, Annie Perkins, teacher -- Eastern Reflector, 11 March 1896 Singing school at Oakley, North Carolina -- Eastern Reflector, 11 March 1896 About fire at store at Parker’s Crossroads, two miles from town -- Eastern Reflector, 11 March 1896 Old Dancy House destroyed -- Eastern Reflector, 11 March 1896 Wall around Methodist church in Bethel -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Death of Miss Obediance Carson, 60 -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 About Charles Wooten, found buried alive, New Bern -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 History of Captain Charles King of Falkland, walking cane, cut on war field at Gettysburg, gift -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 H.C. Turnage farm in Edgecombe County -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Horse racing -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 J.O. Williams almost killed by falling tree, Oakley, North Carolina -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Heber Coward and Travis Hooker interested in Star Warehouse -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Temporary Armory above W.W. White’s Store -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Hope Fire Company -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Rear of building on Fourth Street, between Post Office and Corner Street torn down -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Married Zeno Moore and Eloise Draughon, March 25, 1896, at her father’s house in Edgecombe County, W.F. Draughon -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Lumber mill at Whichard -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 King House to be sold -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Reverend Fred McLawhorn, ex-legislator, beat up -- Eastern Reflector, 25 March 1896 People complained of post office being too small -- Eastern Reflector, 25 March 1896 Mary Lucy, daughter of J.A. Dupree, badly scalded -- Eastern Reflector, 25 March 1896 Funny Story from Farmville -- Eastern Reflector, 25 March 1896 Winterville Brick Company -- Eastern Reflector, 25 March 1896 Bicycle Club -- Eastern Reflector, 25 March 1896 Turner Briley School house polling place, Oakley, one mile north, Stokes two miles south-east of school house -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 About city water works -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 Electric light plant -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 Telephone and new depot at Bethel -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 Confederate picnic at Centrebluff -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 Horse racing -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 Old Methodist parsonage moved to Dickinson Avenue -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 W.H. Dixon attending Richmond Medical College -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 About extending Fifth Street from the branch east, on W.H. Harrington’s Property -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 Winterville store -- Eastern Reflector, 8 April 1896 Married, F.O. Cox to Maggie Cox in Winterville -- Eastern Reflector, 8 April 1896 About store at Whichard -- Eastern Reflector, 8 April 1896 Death of Bertie Carson and sister Mrs. Theophilus Barnhill -- Eastern Reflector, 8 April 1896 About building a central telephone office -- Eastern Reflector, 8 April 1896 People of the north side of the river want bridge repair to stop until after freshet -- Eastern Reflector, 8 April 1896 Goff’s Landing fish fry -- Eastern Reflector, 8 April 1896 Fire and attempted jail break at jail -- Eastern Reflector, 8 April 1896 Fire at Greenville Lumber Company -- Eastern Reflector, 15 April 1896 Greenville Board of Trade -- Eastern Reflector, 15 April 1896 George Woodward Business school -- Eastern Reflector, 15 April 1896 First two seater bicycle in Greenville, L.H.Pender -- Eastern Reflector, 15 April 1896 McG. Ernul has not spent a night away from his house since 1866 -- Eastern Reflector, 15 April 1896 Mrs. H.A. Sutton has a pair of spectacles that are 130 years old, they are in a heavy silver frame and were worn by her grandfather James Perkins -- Eastern Reflector, 15 April 1896 About A.C. Page, son of J.W. Page of Oakley -- Eastern Reflector, 15 April 1896 About Miss Lilla Harrington, 60, lost in woods for eight days -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 Death of child of J.J. Carson -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 Bethel stores -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 Central Office on corner of Fourth and Washington Streets -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 Greenville horse racing -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 E.T. King, assistant in the Greenville Post Office -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 Kerosene and camphor are good for red bug bites -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 Old building between post office and Lang’s store torn down -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 Greenville horse racing -- Eastern Reflector, 29 April 1896
E.T. King, assistant in the Greenville Post Office -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 Kerosene and camphor are good for red bug bites -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 Old building between post office and Lang’s store torn down -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 Greenville horse racing -- Eastern Reflector, 29 April 1896 New Elliot brick building on the east side of Evans in place of those burned -- Eastern Reflector, 29 April 1896 Mrs. L. McCullen of Greenville, daughter of E. Hardee of Hardeesville, North Carolina -- Eastern Reflector, 29 April 1896 Whichard store and sawmill -- Eastern Reflector, 29 April 1896 Presbyterian church struck by lightning -- Eastern Reflector, 29 April 1896 New odd fellows hall in new Elliot Brothers brick building -- Eastern Reflector, 29 April 1896 Offices of Dr. W.H. Bagwell and Blount and Fleming being rebuilt -- Eastern Reflector, 29 April 1896 Charlie Moore, son of Elder Thomas Moore of Snow Hill, attempted suicide -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 Lady wanted thimble at store -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 Hookerton newspaper -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 Bethel stores -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 Death of Robert, son of Louis Heath of Hardeesville -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 Greenville Lumber Company burned down -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 Death of Mrs. Mamie Dancy, wife of J.J. Dancy, sister Mrs. Sallie Marshall -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 William O. Little, clerk in Wilmington, North Carolina -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 Bracing old walls of the Episcopal church -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 No cornet band in Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 Jesse Tyson nearly died from a spider bite, living about four miles from town -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 About moderation and firmness of speech -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 Stock holders of Greenville bank -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 About fire engine -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 New Greenville Lumber Company -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 10 Year old son of Marshall Cox almost killed in log accident -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 Shelburn new soda fountain -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 Electric lights stopped -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 Coca Cola in Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 Gas boat, mystery excursion -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 About bridge repairs and ferry road on the north side of the river -- Eastern Reflector, 27 May 1896 Lightning killed a dog beside Mrs. A.J. Johnson -- Eastern Reflector, 27 May 1896 Depot at Pactolus destroyed by lightning -- Eastern Reflector, 27 May 1896 Telephone poles put up -- Eastern Reflector, 27 May 1896 Bicycle to rector of St. John’s church -- Eastern Reflector, 27 May 1896 Bethel stores -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 Firemen meet -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 Bicycle laws -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 Bridge fixed -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 Greenville horse races -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 Andrew A. Turnage, Jeweler in Kansas -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 W.C. Dancy, clerk in Wilmington, North Carolina -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 Johnson Nichols attending university -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 John Flanagan’s buggy company building, 130 feet long -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 Death of Miss Chrissie Carson -- Eastern Reflector, 10 June 1896 About new offices of John Flanagan’s Coffin Company -- Eastern Reflector, 10 June 1896 Greenville Lumber Company -- Eastern Reflector, 10 June 1896 Married in Martin County, James B. Whitehurst to Mary E. Peal -- Eastern Reflector, 10 June 1896 Death of Elbert Forbes at Falkland -- Eastern Reflector, 10 June 1896 Afred Forbes opening street south of Ninth Street -- Eastern Reflector, 10 June 1896 History of Hope Fire Company -- Eastern Reflector, 17 June 1896 About tobacco in Red Banks section of Pitt County -- Eastern Reflector, 17 June 1896 About new Bagwell building -- Eastern Reflector, 17 June 1896 Greenville horse racing -- Eastern Reflector, 17 June 1896 Bank of Greenville reorganized -- Eastern Reflector, 17 June 1896 Little Hart, scissors grinding business -- Eastern Reflector, 17 June 1896 Town bell rung at each hour -- Eastern Reflector, 17 June 1896 About farm of Theophilus Bland Jr. -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 Death of Hattie, wife of Henry F. Congleton of Carolina Township of typhoid fever, leaves little girl, eight months old -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 Tobacco versus cotton in Pitt County -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 Walter A. Burnett of Kinston, inventor -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 Death of Mrs. Alvania M. Clark, 81, on June 17, widow of Hon. S. Clark, legislator and lawyer -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 About new phones -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 About J.J. Cory canning factory -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 Cornerstone laid for the Sycamore Baptist Church -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 R.M. Busler, new newspaper at Bayboro -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 School at Bethel -- Eastern Reflector, 1 July 1896 Opera House corner to be rebuilt -- Eastern Reflector, 1 July 1896 List of people to CSA reunion in Richmond -- Eastern Reflector, 1 July 1896 Miss Julia Forbes, operated central telephone office -- Eastern Reflector, 1 July 1896 4th of July in Greenville, red lemonade -- Eastern Reflector, 8 July 1896 Death of Mrs. Mahala Whitehurst -- Eastern Reflector, 8 July 1896 Death of Mrs. T.C. Davenport -- Eastern Reflector, 8 July 1896 Good picture of O.L. Joyner -- Eastern Reflector, 8 July 1896 About stores in Grimesland -- Eastern Reflector, 8 July 1896 Death of wife of Thomas King -- Eastern Reflector, 8 July 1896 Dr. E.A. Moye locates at Five Points -- Eastern Reflector, 8 July 1896 Death of child of E.O. McGowan -- Eastern Reflector, 8 July 1896 Bethel stores -- Eastern Reflector, 15 July 1896 Rubber suits for Hope Fire Company -- Eastern Reflector, 15 July 1896 Large snake nearly turned over a buggy near Ridge Spring in Pitt County -- Eastern Reflector, 22 July 1896 About Mr. H.H. Draugh of Sampson County, hawk hunter, killed 189 in 31 days -- Eastern Reflector, 22 July 1896 E.A. Moye’s cottage near College Hotel finished -- Eastern Reflector, 22 July 1896 Pictures of E.A. Moye and Ola Forbes -- Eastern Reflector, 29 July 1896 Death of Theophilus Bland -- Eastern Reflector, 29 July 1896 Death of Mrs. W.F. Manning, 48, eight children -- Eastern Reflector, 29 July 1896 Mrs. July Ann Whitehurst, daughter of Charity Death of Davenport, wife of W.W. Whitehurst -- Eastern Reflector, 29 July 1896 Wife of L.F. Anderson accidentally shot -- Eastern Reflector, 29 July 1896 About election days in Pitt County in the 1830’s -- Eastern Reflector, 29 July 1896 Death of Mrs. Creecy Paul, one of the oldest in the state, at the home of T.A. Nichols in Beaver Dam -- Eastern Reflector, 29 July 1896 Harmon Jenkins of Pitt County in Alabama -- Eastern Reflector, 5 August 1896 About Staton Sawmill, six miles from Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 12 August 1896 Death of Pennie E., 27, wife of John I. James -- Eastern Reflector, 12 August 1896 Death of eight month old daughter of J.A. Harrington -- Eastern Reflector, 12 August 1896 About telephone company in Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 12 August 1896 History of James Grape -- Eastern Reflector, 12 August 1896 Death of T.M.G. Ross, CSA, one armed -- Eastern Reflector, 12 August 1896 W.R. Parker, market -- Eastern Reflector, 12 August 1896 Death of Sally, 18, daughter of Ruel Willoughby -- Eastern Reflector, 12 August 1896 W.D. Moore of Pitt County in Brooklyn, New York -- Eastern Reflector, 19 August 1896 Ed Randolph in South America -- Eastern Reflector, 19 August 1896 New depot in Bethel -- Eastern Reflector, 26 August 1896 Death of J.R. Whitehurst, 27, son of J.H. Whitehurst -- Eastern Reflector, 26 August 1896 Death of L.B. Sheppard of Baltimore of Bright’s disease -- Eastern Reflector, 26 August 1896 Death of Edward Ward -- Eastern Reflector, 2 September 1896 About using matches to see in post office at night -- Eastern Reflector, 2 September 1896 Mrs. Alfred Forbes’ school -- Eastern Reflector, 9 September 1896 Winterville stores, newspaper -- Eastern Reflector, 16 September 1896 About Hearse of undertaking business of Harding and G.A. McGowan and Company -- Eastern Reflector, 16 September 1896 Masonic Lodge school -- Eastern Reflector, 16 September 1896 Death of Captain Henry W. Brown -- Eastern Reflector, 23 September 1896 Death of Robert Turnage, 76, at home of daughter Mrs. Martha Joyner -- Eastern Reflector, 23 September 1896 Central office enlarged -- Eastern Reflector, 23 September 1896 Musicians at central office, Charlie Forbes -- Eastern Reflector, 23 September 1896 About Scotland Neck -- Eastern Reflector, 30 September 1896 List of all doctors in Pitt County, blacklist people -- Eastern Reflector, 30 September 1896 Cornelius Barnhill lost arm -- Eastern Reflector, 30 September 1896 Death of Claudie, 25, daughter of S.H. Spain -- Eastern Reflector, 30 September 1896 R.L. Smith horse racer -- Eastern Reflector, 30 September 1896 Death of child of Levi Whitehurst -- Eastern Reflector, 7 October 1896 Cistern on Fourth and Evans Streets -- Eastern Reflector, 7 October 1896 Phones -- Eastern Reflector, 7 October 1896 Pheonix and Rialto building built -- Eastern Reflector, 7 October 1896 Greenville Lodge moved -- Eastern Reflector, 7 October 1896 Coca Cola in Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 7 October 1896 Robert Baldree hurt in wagon fall -- Eastern Reflector, 14 October 1896 Death of Ed Butts, drunkard -- Eastern Reflector, 14 October 1896 W.H. Long and J.H. Small, law co-partnership -- Eastern Reflector, 14 October 1896 Death of James Whichard, 70 -- Eastern Reflector, 21 October 1896 Death of Mollie, daughter of Harvey Tyson -- Eastern Reflector, 21 October 1896 Small building moved back on corner, in front of Dr. William B. Brown’s home -- Eastern Reflector, 21 October 1896 No depot in Winterville -- Eastern Reflector, 21 October 1896 G.E. Taft farm for sale -- Eastern Reflector, 28 October 1896 Death of Joshua Smith, son of J.W. Smith -- Eastern Reflector, 28 October 1896 Telephone to House Station -- Eastern Reflector, 28 October 1896 Death of Dr. W.L. Best, 50, of Centreville -- Eastern Reflector, 28 October 1896 Death of Mrs. W.S. Fleming -- Eastern Reflector, 4 November 1896 J.B. Sutton of Pitt County in Montana -- Eastern Reflector, 4 November 1896 Death of William Little of Pactolus -- Eastern Reflector, 4 November 1896 Governor Jarvis, Civil War story about Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 11 November 1896 Death of Roy, son of J.N. Hart -- Eastern Reflector, 11 November 1896 G.O. Taylor went to Florida -- Eastern Reflector, 18 November 1896 Depot to be enlarged -- Eastern Reflector, 18 November 1896 Harrington store, Winterville -- Eastern Reflector, 18 November 1896 Miss Della Gay married at Falkland to W.T. Hunter of Gaston County on November 12 -- Eastern Reflector, 18 November 1896 Greenville races -- Eastern Reflector, 25 November 1896 Lumber rail road south of Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 25 November 1896 Bicycle Club meeting at Hotel Macon -- Eastern Reflector, 25 November 1896 Boys parade and circus, goat carts -- Eastern Reflector, 25 November 1896 William Elks store, Ballards Crossroads, robbed -- Eastern Reflector, 25 November 1896 Corp. J.R. Nichols, a member of the Pitt County Rifles, joined the army, stationed at Fortress Monroe -- Eastern Reflector, 25 November 1896 Letter from Lorenzo Devisconti -- Eastern Reflector, 2 December 1896 King House bus accident -- Eastern Reflector, 2 December 1896 Old Dancy building fire -- Eastern Reflector, 2 December 1896 W.R.G. Smith married in Martin County to Mittie Cofield -- Eastern Reflector, 2 December 1896 Death of H.A. Rountree, 31 -- Eastern Reflector, 2 December 1896 An express office established at Winterville, B.F. Manning agent -- Eastern Reflector, 2 December 1896 Death of Mrs. Thomas E. Little -- Eastern Reflector, 9 December 1896 O’Hagan building on Washington Street next door to telephone office -- Eastern Reflector, 9 December 1896 New county commissioners -- Eastern Reflector, 9 December 1896 First Greenville tobacco warehouse collapsed -- Eastern Reflector, 9 December 1896 Death of Mrs. Penny Gardner, 87 -- Eastern Reflector, 9 December 1896 Officers of Pitt County Rifles: J.R. Cory, J.S. Smith, J.C Albriton, C.B. Whichard -- Eastern Reflector, 9 December 1896 Sheriff’s office -- Eastern Reflector, 9 December 1896 For Sale: lot # 105, store of W.C. Proctor and Company and J.R. Cory -- Eastern Reflector, 9 December 1896 About County Home and McG. Bryan and J.W. Smith -- Eastern Reflector, 16 December 1896 Death in Carolina Township of W. Jesse Belcher, age 22, son of George Belcher -- Eastern Reflector, 16 December 1896 About Hope Fire Corp -- Eastern Reflector, 16 December 1896 Mrs. William Russ of Raleigh, daughter of Mrs. R Williams of Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 23 December 1896 Frank Barnhill of Pitt County in Franklin, Virginia -- Eastern Reflector, 23 December 1896 Married in Washington, Josephus B. Latham to Mary C. Burgess -- Eastern Reflector, 23 December 1896 Death of Mrs. J.A. Andrews -- Eastern Reflector, 23 December 1896 Ayden horse races -- Eastern Reflector, 23 December 1896 Death of Whitmell Hardee, aged of Greenville, on December 28 -- Eastern Reflector, 30 December 1896 Home of J.J. Laughinghouse of Grimesland burned -- Eastern Reflector, 30 December 1896 Death of W.A. Forbes -- Eastern Reflector, 30 December 1896 David A. Crandell killed by John Keel -- Eastern Reflector, 30 December 1896 New Masonic Hall in Rialto building -- Eastern Reflector, 30 December 1896, 20 January 1897 Death of Annie Lynn, daughter of O.L. Joyner, at College Hotel -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 Death of B.S. Wilson, 28, of typhoid fever -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 Fire at old Dancy building on corner of Evans and Fourth Streets -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 Death of James L. Langley, 60 -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 Boiling wells in Beaver Dam -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 Simon A Congleton resigns at O.L. Hookers and Company -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 New Greenville horse exchange near Hotel Macon -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 Owing to the death of one member of the firm, D.E. House and Brother at House, N.C. will disperse of the entire stock of merchandise at cost -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 G.A. McGowen and Company purchased the John Flanagan Buggy Company and Undertaker Business -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 Large warehouse on wharf built -- Eastern Reflector, 13 January 1897 D.T. House elected Door Keeper of House of Representatives -- Eastern Reflector, 13 January 1897 Fire at Flanagan Blacksmith shop -- Eastern Reflector, 13 January 1897 R.A. Willoughby, hawk hunter -- Eastern Reflector, 20 January 1897 Horse looking through window -- Eastern Reflector, 20 January 1897 Whichard depot -- Eastern Reflector, 20 January 1897 Cornelius Kinsail celebrated his 79th birthday on January 15, 1897, called Uncle Neal -- Eastern Reflector, 20 January 1897 Doctors’ blacklist put off -- Eastern Reflector, 20 January 1897 Reward for the arrest of John Keel who killed David Crandall in Pitt County on Christmas Day -- Eastern Reflector, 27 January 1897 J. Bryan Grimes renting store in Grimesland -- Eastern Reflector, 27 January 1897 R. Greene, new undertaking establishment -- Eastern Reflector, 27 January 1897 Train crash at Whichards -- Eastern Reflector, 27 January 1897 Death of Mrs. R.A. Parker of Belvoir Township -- Eastern Reflector, 27 January 1897 Jordan Nelson and sister judged insane and taken to asylum at Raleigh -- Eastern Reflector, 27 January 1897 Death of son of Jason Joyner of Farmville Township -- Eastern Reflector, 27 January 1897 Married in Virginia, sister of Miss Mary L. Lacy of Pitt County -- Eastern Reflector, 3 February 1897 H.W. Whichard, Dr. W.E. Warren, both of Whichard, railroad agents -- Eastern Reflector, 3 February 1897 E.H. Shelburn, bus -- Eastern Reflector, 3 February 1897 Death of Mrs. J.O. Pollard -- Eastern Reflector, 10 February 1897 New 750 pound fire bell for Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 10 February 1897 Death of David Hillard of Falkland -- Eastern Reflector, 10 February 1897 John Flanagan Buggy Company dissolved -- Eastern Reflector, 10 February 1897 Moye’s schoolhouse, one mile from Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 10 February 1897 Death of Arcena Cherry, wife of M.S.S. Cherry of Bethel, leaves nine children -- Eastern Reflector, 10 February 1897 Funny story about horse shoe bringing bad luck -- Eastern Reflector, 17 February 1897 J.H. Woolard and sons, sawmill at Whichard -- Eastern Reflector, 17 February 1897 Mother of R.L. Nichols and the well -- Eastern Reflector, 17 February 1897 Rats at Rick’s House -- Eastern Reflector, 24 February 1897 Lumber mill, Oakley -- Eastern Reflector, 3 March 1897 Death of Benjiman H. Sugg, b. 1819 -- Eastern Reflector, 3 March 1897 Mrs. T.E. Hooker, beautiful voice -- Eastern Reflector, 10 March 1897 Whichard sawmill -- Eastern Reflector, 10 March 1897 A.M. Moore of Pitt County now of Seattle -- Eastern Reflector, 10 March 1897 John Keel, murderer, caught -- Eastern Reflector, 17 March 1897 Death of daughter of Captain J.W. Howard, keeper of the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse -- Eastern Reflector, 17 March 1897 Lightening struck rail road tracks at Whichard -- Eastern Reflector, 17 March 1897 Re-established lodge -- Eastern Reflector, 17 March 1897 Death of Mrs. Olivia, wife of D.D. Gardner -- Eastern Reflector, 24 March 1897 Death of Council James -- Eastern Reflector, 24 March 1897 Death of Elder William A. Ross -- Eastern Reflector, 24 March 1897 Greenville rail road to Washington, N.C. chartered -- Eastern Reflector, 24 March 1897 T.C. Manning married in Florida -- Eastern Reflector, 24 March 1897 Fire bell tower on courthouse square -- Eastern Reflector, 24 March 1897 W.B. Quinnerly store at Centreville and Ayden -- Eastern Reflector, 24 March 1897 R.R. Cotton appointed penitentiary director -- Eastern Reflector, 24 March 1897 Four buses in Greenville, J.F. King, bus -- Eastern Reflector, 31 March 1897 Still found at Centreville -- Eastern Reflector, 31 March 1897 Briley Family -- Eastern Reflector, 7 April 1897 Dancy building burned and fire engine -- Eastern Reflector, 7 April 1897 Story about efficiency of fire department -- Eastern Reflector, 14 April 1897 J.B. Johnson, 45 inch beard -- Eastern Reflector, 14 April 1897 Death of Jennie, wife of M.A. Woolard, age 33 -- Eastern Reflector, 14 April 1897 Robert Perkins, insane -- Eastern Reflector, 14 April 1897 Bethel stores -- Eastern Reflector, 21 April 1897 Prison labor on Grindool Creek bridge -- Eastern Reflector, 21 April 1897 Bicycle Club -- Eastern Reflector, 21 April 1897 Rialto building burned -- Eastern Reflector, 21 April 1897 Death of W.T. Hayden -- Eastern Reflector, 21 April 1897 Bank of Pitt County -- Eastern Reflector, 28 April 1897, 9 June 1897 Jessie Proctor, daughter, Mrs. Nannie Stafford -- Eastern Reflector, 28 April 1897 Rough and Ready Fire Company -- Eastern Reflector, 28 April 1897 Poem to Miss Mollie Bagley -- Eastern Reflector, 5 May 1897 Death of J.H. Blount -- Eastern Reflector, 5 May 1897 Chapel at county home -- Eastern Reflector, 5 May 1897 Bethel town officers -- Eastern Reflector, 5 May 1897 Steam fire engine -- Eastern Reflector, 5 May 1897 W.A. James Jr. -- Eastern Reflector, 5 May 1897 Old W.R. Whichard of Whichard had to be carried around -- Eastern Reflector, 12 May 1897 Bethel Literary Club officers -- Eastern Reflector, 12 May 1897 Whichard telephone -- Eastern Reflector, 12 May 1897 Grifton sawmill -- Eastern Reflector, 12 May 1897 Officers of Hope Fire Company -- Eastern Reflector, 19 May 1897 Death of Mrs. Laura Newton, wife of William Newton -- Eastern Reflector, 19 May 1897 Kitten in safe of D.W. Hardee -- Eastern Reflector, 19 May 1897 Children of William Brown hurt by lye -- Eastern Reflector, 19 May 1897 Death of Mrs. I.A. Sugg -- Eastern Reflector, 26 May 1897 Steam fire engine subscription, W.H. Long and J.G. Moye -- Eastern Reflector, 26 May 1897 Coreys High School, Grindool -- Eastern Reflector, 26 May 1897 Trinity School -- Eastern Reflector, 2 June 1897 Reverend John Branch, 40th Anniversary -- Eastern Reflector, 2 June 1897 Earthquake at Greenville, shocks felt at House, Pactolus, Pantego, and Tarboro -- Eastern Reflector, 2 June 1897 Bicycle ordinances -- Eastern Reflector, 2 June 1897 Death of C.C. Braxton -- Eastern Reflector, 9 June 1897 Death of J.J. Frizzle -- Eastern Reflector, 9 June 1897 Store of Marshall L Starkey -- Eastern Reflector, 9 June 1897 Mrs. J.A.K. Tucker, daughter of B.F. Patrick -- Eastern Reflector, 9 June 1897 Weather signal station started again -- Eastern Reflector, 9 June 1897 History of Henry Wyatt and Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 16 June 1897 Grimesland telephone -- Eastern Reflector, 16 June 1897 Johnson Nichols, son of Thomas A. Nichols, first college graduate from Beaver Dam township -- Eastern Reflector, 16 June 1897 J.H. Woolard and sons, assigned at Whichard -- Eastern Reflector, 16 June 1897 Hope Fire Company -- Eastern Reflector, 23 June 1897
T.E. Randolph left for South America -- Eastern Reflector, 20 November 1895 I.K. Witherington, ex-representative, pet swan -- Eastern Reflector, 20 November 1895 Sale of lot 102, market house -- Eastern Reflector, 20 November 1895 Sketch of Winterville -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Abbott’s brickyard in Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 R.J. Cobb in tobacco in 1891 -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Steam whistle of tobacco factory scares horses -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Married, Col. Harry Skinner in Baltimore -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Death of James Bryan, 88, in Ayden -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Weather service poor -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Oyster house and restaurant at wharf opened -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Married, Minnie May of Speight Bridge to Charles L. Abernathy, editor of the Beaufort Herald -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Two mineral water wells in Greenville, H.A. Sutton’s yard and College Hotel -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Death of James Bryan, 88 -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Pictures of E.A. Moye, W.T. Magnum, Ola Forbes, George E. Harrison, J.S. Jenkins, Planters warehouse -- Eastern Reflector, 27 November 1895 Electric lights -- Eastern Reflector, 4 December 1895 Pictures of B. Ernest Parham, J.W. Morgan, M.L. Richard, Wiley Brown, C.D. Rountree, Capt. E. Pace, Rountree, Brown and Company Star Warehouse -- Eastern Reflector, 4 December 1895 Runaway marriage of W.B. Bullock and Zilvia Highsmith -- Eastern Reflector, 11 December 1895 Death of Stephen Johnston, 17, son of Marion Johnston -- Eastern Reflector, 11 December 1895 St. John’s Episcopal Church consecrated in Centreville -- Eastern Reflector, 11 December 1895 Laurence Nobles hurt in Ayden -- Eastern Reflector, 11 December 1895 Child of Charles Cannon burned to death -- Eastern Reflector, 11 December 1895 Photos of R.H. Hayes, tobacco buyer -- Eastern Reflector, 11 December 1895 Bethel burned down -- Eastern Reflector, 18 December 1895 Eugene Tucker at insane asylum -- Eastern Reflector, 18 December 1895 Death of Mrs. Susan V. Whitehead of Greene County, quite old, well known woman in this section -- Eastern Reflector, 18 December 1895 Death of Robert, son of R.T. Wilson of Grimesland -- Eastern Reflector, 25 December 1895 List of students and schools in Pitt County -- Eastern Reflector, 25 December 1895 Speight and Ola Forbes Fertilizer Company dissolved -- Eastern Reflector, 1 January 1896 Death of McG. Holliday of Grindool -- Eastern Reflector, 1 January 1896 About H.M. Hardee, store in Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 1 January 1896 Cannon fired -- Eastern Reflector, 1 January 1896 Advertisement: Pitt County Buggy Company -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 Red Moore moved to Wilson -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 Death of daughter of L.A. Mayo -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 Death of Charles Rountree -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 Ayden race track -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 Higgs Bank opened -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 Hurt: Mrs. Susan Harrington, 75, wife of John Harrington of Ayden -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 About D.V. Dixon -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 J.R Forbes of Rountree, Pitt County -- Eastern Reflector, 8 January 1896 Good sayings -- Eastern Reflector, 15 January 1896 About building built ca.1860, standing on Third Street in front of Smith Livery Stables, between two law buildings, moved to Main Street -- Eastern Reflector, 15 January 1896 Snake killed, four feet long and as thick as a wrist -- Eastern Reflector, 15 January 1896 Fire at Greenville Lumber Company -- Eastern Reflector, 15 January 1896 Death of Mary Ann James, widow of Augustus James -- Eastern Reflector, 15 January 1896 Death of Wallace Manning -- Eastern Reflector, 15 January 1896 Death of daughter of W.A. Pollard -- Eastern Reflector, 15 January 1896 Electric light poles -- Eastern Reflector, 15 January 1896 Death of Artemissia Forbes at her home three miles from Greenville on January 19, 1896 -- Eastern Reflector, 22 January 1896 Hope Fire Corps -- Eastern Reflector, 22 January 1896 House of L.W. Lawrence on Fourth and Washington Street burned, Memorial Baptist Church records burned up -- Eastern Reflector, 22 January 1896 Death of H.B. Barber -- Eastern Reflector, 22 January 1896 Sale of old Methodist Episcopal parsonage -- Eastern Reflector, 22 January 1896 Death of Emma Little Smith, b.1859, wife of Jesse L. Smith -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896 Death of J.J. Fleming, 50 -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896 F.W. Braxton dying of consumption -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896 About old school in O’Hagan House -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896 Harry Skinner Jr. at school at Belmont -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896 Old brick store remodeled, occupied by J.S. Tunstall -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896 Death of Benjamin Belcher in Pactolus -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896 Death of Connie Nichols on 22 January of pneumonia, age 17, daughter of Nelson Nichols -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896, 5 February 1896 Ola Forbes, dog fight -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896 Alfred Forbes office building, only six feet -- Eastern Reflector, 29 January 1896, 5 February 1896 Death of Sally Bryan, wife of Guilford Byran -- Eastern Reflector, 5 February 1896 Governor Jarvis hurt in Hotel Macon Omnibus -- Eastern Reflector, 5 February 1896 Death of F.W. Braxton -- Eastern Reflector, 5 February 1896 Death of Susan Harrington, mother of J.A. Harrington -- Eastern Reflector, 5 February 1896 Death of William Moye, 65, of Greene County -- Eastern Reflector, 5 February 1896 Bob Moye killed deer beside town -- Eastern Reflector, 12 February 1896 Ayden Post Office robbed -- Eastern Reflector, 12 February 1896 Dam on river almost lost -- Eastern Reflector, 12 February 1896 Death of son of D.H. Moore -- Eastern Reflector, 12 February 1896 Jesse Speight and Herbert White almost drown in Contentnea Creek near Farmville -- Eastern Reflector, 12 February 1896 Poem and story of the building known as old brick store -- Eastern Reflector, 12 February 1896 Fire downtown -- Eastern Reflector, 19 February 1896 Old Delany house torn down -- Eastern Reflector, 19 February 1896 Old brick store, dental office -- Eastern Reflector, 19 February 1896 S.V. Joyner moved from Kenly to Beaver Dam Township -- Eastern Reflector, 19 February 1896 Frog Level School, W.W. Walters, teacher -- Eastern Reflector, 19 February 1896 Death of J.C. Cox, 73, inventor of Cox planter -- Eastern Reflector, 26 February 1896 Death of W.C. House, son of Elder David House -- Eastern Reflector, 26 February 1896 Tyson Rawls, Bank of Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 26 February 1896 Grifton fire -- Eastern Reflector, 26 February 1896 Greenville brickyard -- Eastern Reflector, 26 February 1896 Brick thrown at train near Littlefield -- Eastern Reflector, 4 March 1896 E.M. Short Lumber Company, moving their lumber road from Reeves Landing to Cooper Landing near Pactolus -- Eastern Reflector, 4 March 1896 Greenville water works -- Eastern Reflector, 11 March 1896 J.W. Smith, keeper of the Poor House -- Eastern Reflector, 11 March 1896 Bethel stores -- Eastern Reflector, 11 March 1896 About James Barnhill -- Eastern Reflector, 11 March 1896 Dongola School, Annie Perkins, teacher -- Eastern Reflector, 11 March 1896 Singing school at Oakley, North Carolina -- Eastern Reflector, 11 March 1896 About fire at store at Parker’s Crossroads, two miles from town -- Eastern Reflector, 11 March 1896 Old Dancy House destroyed -- Eastern Reflector, 11 March 1896 Wall around Methodist church in Bethel -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Death of Miss Obediance Carson, 60 -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 About Charles Wooten, found buried alive, New Bern -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 History of Captain Charles King of Falkland, walking cane, cut on war field at Gettysburg, gift -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 H.C. Turnage farm in Edgecombe County -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Horse racing -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 J.O. Williams almost killed by falling tree, Oakley, North Carolina -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Heber Coward and Travis Hooker interested in Star Warehouse -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Temporary Armory above W.W. White’s Store -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Hope Fire Company -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Rear of building on Fourth Street, between Post Office and Corner Street torn down -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Married Zeno Moore and Eloise Draughon, March 25, 1896, at her father’s house in Edgecombe County, W.F. Draughon -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Lumber mill at Whichard -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 King House to be sold -- Eastern Reflector, 18 March 1896 Reverend Fred McLawhorn, ex-legislator, beat up -- Eastern Reflector, 25 March 1896 People complained of post office being too small -- Eastern Reflector, 25 March 1896 Mary Lucy, daughter of J.A. Dupree, badly scalded -- Eastern Reflector, 25 March 1896 Funny Story from Farmville -- Eastern Reflector, 25 March 1896 Winterville Brick Company -- Eastern Reflector, 25 March 1896 Bicycle Club -- Eastern Reflector, 25 March 1896 Turner Briley School house polling place, Oakley, one mile north, Stokes two miles south-east of school house -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 About city water works -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 Electric light plant -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 Telephone and new depot at Bethel -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 Confederate picnic at Centrebluff -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 Horse racing -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 Old Methodist parsonage moved to Dickinson Avenue -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 W.H. Dixon attending Richmond Medical College -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 About extending Fifth Street from the branch east, on W.H. Harrington’s Property -- Eastern Reflector, 1 April 1896 Winterville store -- Eastern Reflector, 8 April 1896 Married, F.O. Cox to Maggie Cox in Winterville -- Eastern Reflector, 8 April 1896 About store at Whichard -- Eastern Reflector, 8 April 1896 Death of Bertie Carson and sister Mrs. Theophilus Barnhill -- Eastern Reflector, 8 April 1896 About building a central telephone office -- Eastern Reflector, 8 April 1896 People of the north side of the river want bridge repair to stop until after freshet -- Eastern Reflector, 8 April 1896 Goff’s Landing fish fry -- Eastern Reflector, 8 April 1896 Fire and attempted jail break at jail -- Eastern Reflector, 8 April 1896 Fire at Greenville Lumber Company -- Eastern Reflector, 15 April 1896 Greenville Board of Trade -- Eastern Reflector, 15 April 1896 George Woodward Business school -- Eastern Reflector, 15 April 1896 First two seater bicycle in Greenville, L.H.Pender -- Eastern Reflector, 15 April 1896 McG. Ernul has not spent a night away from his house since 1866 -- Eastern Reflector, 15 April 1896 Mrs. H.A. Sutton has a pair of spectacles that are 130 years old, they are in a heavy silver frame and were worn by her grandfather James Perkins -- Eastern Reflector, 15 April 1896 About A.C. Page, son of J.W. Page of Oakley -- Eastern Reflector, 15 April 1896 About Miss Lilla Harrington, 60, lost in woods for eight days -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 Death of child of J.J. Carson -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 Bethel stores -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 Central Office on corner of Fourth and Washington Streets -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 Greenville horse racing -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 E.T. King, assistant in the Greenville Post Office -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 Kerosene and camphor are good for red bug bites -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 Old building between post office and Lang’s store torn down -- Eastern Reflector, 22 April 1896 Greenville horse racing -- Eastern Reflector, 29 April 1896 New Elliot brick building on the east side of Evans in place of those burned -- Eastern Reflector, 29 April 1896 Mrs. L. McCullen of Greenville, daughter of E. Hardee of Hardeesville, North Carolina -- Eastern Reflector, 29 April 1896 Whichard store and sawmill -- Eastern Reflector, 29 April 1896 Presbyterian church struck by lightning -- Eastern Reflector, 29 April 1896 New odd fellows hall in new Elliot Brothers brick building -- Eastern Reflector, 29 April 1896 Offices of Dr. W.H. Bagwell and Blount and Fleming being rebuilt -- Eastern Reflector, 29 April 1896 Charlie Moore, son of Elder Thomas Moore of Snow Hill, attempted suicide -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 Lady wanted thimble at store -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 Hookerton newspaper -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 Bethel stores -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 Death of Robert, son of Louis Heath of Hardeesville -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 Greenville Lumber Company burned down -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 Death of Mrs. Mamie Dancy, wife of J.J. Dancy, sister Mrs. Sallie Marshall -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 William O. Little, clerk in Wilmington, North Carolina -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 Bracing old walls of the Episcopal church -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 No cornet band in Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 13 May 1896 Jesse Tyson nearly died from a spider bite, living about four miles from town -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 About moderation and firmness of speech -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 Stock holders of Greenville bank -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 About fire engine -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 New Greenville Lumber Company -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 10 Year old son of Marshall Cox almost killed in log accident -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 Shelburn new soda fountain -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 Electric lights stopped -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 Coca Cola in Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 Gas boat, mystery excursion -- Eastern Reflector, 20 May 1896 About bridge repairs and ferry road on the north side of the river -- Eastern Reflector, 27 May 1896 Lightning killed a dog beside Mrs. A.J. Johnson -- Eastern Reflector, 27 May 1896 Depot at Pactolus destroyed by lightning -- Eastern Reflector, 27 May 1896 Telephone poles put up -- Eastern Reflector, 27 May 1896 Bicycle to rector of St. John’s church -- Eastern Reflector, 27 May 1896 Bethel stores -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 Firemen meet -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 Bicycle laws -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 Bridge fixed -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 Greenville horse races -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 Andrew A. Turnage, Jeweler in Kansas -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 W.C. Dancy, clerk in Wilmington, North Carolina -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 Johnson Nichols attending university -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 John Flanagan’s buggy company building, 130 feet long -- Eastern Reflector, 3 June 1896 Death of Miss Chrissie Carson -- Eastern Reflector, 10 June 1896 About new offices of John Flanagan’s Coffin Company -- Eastern Reflector, 10 June 1896 Greenville Lumber Company -- Eastern Reflector, 10 June 1896 Married in Martin County, James B. Whitehurst to Mary E. Peal -- Eastern Reflector, 10 June 1896 Death of Elbert Forbes at Falkland -- Eastern Reflector, 10 June 1896 Afred Forbes opening street south of Ninth Street -- Eastern Reflector, 10 June 1896 History of Hope Fire Company -- Eastern Reflector, 17 June 1896 About tobacco in Red Banks section of Pitt County -- Eastern Reflector, 17 June 1896 About new Bagwell building -- Eastern Reflector, 17 June 1896 Greenville horse racing -- Eastern Reflector, 17 June 1896 Bank of Greenville reorganized -- Eastern Reflector, 17 June 1896 Little Hart, scissors grinding business -- Eastern Reflector, 17 June 1896 Town bell rung at each hour -- Eastern Reflector, 17 June 1896 About farm of Theophilus Bland Jr. -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 Death of Hattie, wife of Henry F. Congleton of Carolina Township of typhoid fever, leaves little girl, eight months old -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 Tobacco versus cotton in Pitt County -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 Walter A. Burnett of Kinston, inventor -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 Death of Mrs. Alvania M. Clark, 81, on June 17, widow of Hon. S. Clark, legislator and lawyer -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 About new phones -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 About J.J. Cory canning factory -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 Cornerstone laid for the Sycamore Baptist Church -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 R.M. Busler, new newspaper at Bayboro -- Eastern Reflector, 24 June 1896 School at Bethel -- Eastern Reflector, 1 July 1896 Opera House corner to be rebuilt -- Eastern Reflector, 1 July 1896 List of people to CSA reunion in Richmond -- Eastern Reflector, 1 July 1896 Miss Julia Forbes, operated central telephone office -- Eastern Reflector, 1 July 1896 4th of July in Greenville, red lemonade -- Eastern Reflector, 8 July 1896 Death of Mrs. Mahala Whitehurst -- Eastern Reflector, 8 July 1896 Death of Mrs. T.C. Davenport -- Eastern Reflector, 8 July 1896 Good picture of O.L. Joyner -- Eastern Reflector, 8 July 1896 About stores in Grimesland -- Eastern Reflector, 8 July 1896 Death of wife of Thomas King -- Eastern Reflector, 8 July 1896 Dr. E.A. Moye locates at Five Points -- Eastern Reflector, 8 July 1896 Death of child of E.O. McGowan -- Eastern Reflector, 8 July 1896 Bethel stores -- Eastern Reflector, 15 July 1896 Rubber suits for Hope Fire Company -- Eastern Reflector, 15 July 1896 Large snake nearly turned over a buggy near Ridge Spring in Pitt County -- Eastern Reflector, 22 July 1896 About Mr. H.H. Draugh of Sampson County, hawk hunter, killed 189 in 31 days -- Eastern Reflector, 22 July 1896 E.A. Moye’s cottage near College Hotel finished -- Eastern Reflector, 22 July 1896 Pictures of E.A. Moye and Ola Forbes -- Eastern Reflector, 29 July 1896 Death of Theophilus Bland -- Eastern Reflector, 29 July 1896 Death of Mrs. W.F. Manning, 48, eight children -- Eastern Reflector, 29 July 1896 Mrs. July Ann Whitehurst, daughter of Charity Death of Davenport, wife of W.W. Whitehurst -- Eastern Reflector, 29 July 1896 Wife of L.F. Anderson accidentally shot -- Eastern Reflector, 29 July 1896 About election days in Pitt County in the 1830’s -- Eastern Reflector, 29 July 1896 Death of Mrs. Creecy Paul, one of the oldest in the state, at the home of T.A. Nichols in Beaver Dam -- Eastern Reflector, 29 July 1896 Harmon Jenkins of Pitt County in Alabama -- Eastern Reflector, 5 August 1896 About Staton Sawmill, six miles from Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 12 August 1896 Death of Pennie E., 27, wife of John I. James -- Eastern Reflector, 12 August 1896 Death of eight month old daughter of J.A. Harrington -- Eastern Reflector, 12 August 1896 About telephone company in Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 12 August 1896 History of James Grape -- Eastern Reflector, 12 August 1896 Death of T.M.G. Ross, CSA, one armed -- Eastern Reflector, 12 August 1896 W.R. Parker, market -- Eastern Reflector, 12 August 1896 Death of Sally, 18, daughter of Ruel Willoughby -- Eastern Reflector, 12 August 1896 W.D. Moore of Pitt County in Brooklyn, New York -- Eastern Reflector, 19 August 1896 Ed Randolph in South America -- Eastern Reflector, 19 August 1896 New depot in Bethel -- Eastern Reflector, 26 August 1896 Death of J.R. Whitehurst, 27, son of J.H. Whitehurst -- Eastern Reflector, 26 August 1896 Death of L.B. Sheppard of Baltimore of Bright’s disease -- Eastern Reflector, 26 August 1896 Death of Edward Ward -- Eastern Reflector, 2 September 1896 About using matches to see in post office at night -- Eastern Reflector, 2 September 1896 Mrs. Alfred Forbes’ school -- Eastern Reflector, 9 September 1896 Winterville stores, newspaper -- Eastern Reflector, 16 September 1896 About Hearse of undertaking business of Harding and G.A. McGowan and Company -- Eastern Reflector, 16 September 1896 Masonic Lodge school -- Eastern Reflector, 16 September 1896 Death of Captain Henry W. Brown -- Eastern Reflector, 23 September 1896 Death of Robert Turnage, 76, at home of daughter Mrs. Martha Joyner -- Eastern Reflector, 23 September 1896 Central office enlarged -- Eastern Reflector, 23 September 1896 Musicians at central office, Charlie Forbes -- Eastern Reflector, 23 September 1896 About Scotland Neck -- Eastern Reflector, 30 September 1896 List of all doctors in Pitt County, blacklist people -- Eastern Reflector, 30 September 1896 Cornelius Barnhill lost arm -- Eastern Reflector, 30 September 1896 Death of Claudie, 25, daughter of S.H. Spain -- Eastern Reflector, 30 September 1896 R.L. Smith horse racer -- Eastern Reflector, 30 September 1896 Death of child of Levi Whitehurst -- Eastern Reflector, 7 October 1896 Cistern on Fourth and Evans Streets -- Eastern Reflector, 7 October 1896 Phones -- Eastern Reflector, 7 October 1896 Pheonix and Rialto building built -- Eastern Reflector, 7 October 1896 Greenville Lodge moved -- Eastern Reflector, 7 October 1896 Coca Cola in Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 7 October 1896 Robert Baldree hurt in wagon fall -- Eastern Reflector, 14 October 1896 Death of Ed Butts, drunkard -- Eastern Reflector, 14 October 1896 W.H. Long and J.H. Small, law co-partnership -- Eastern Reflector, 14 October 1896 Death of James Whichard, 70 -- Eastern Reflector, 21 October 1896 Death of Mollie, daughter of Harvey Tyson -- Eastern Reflector, 21 October 1896 Small building moved back on corner, in front of Dr. William B. Brown’s home -- Eastern Reflector, 21 October 1896 No depot in Winterville -- Eastern Reflector, 21 October 1896
G.E. Taft farm for sale -- Eastern Reflector, 28 October 1896 Death of Joshua Smith, son of J.W. Smith -- Eastern Reflector, 28 October 1896 Telephone to House Station -- Eastern Reflector, 28 October 1896 Death of Dr. W.L. Best, 50, of Centreville -- Eastern Reflector, 28 October 1896 Death of Mrs. W.S. Fleming -- Eastern Reflector, 4 November 1896 J.B. Sutton of Pitt County in Montana -- Eastern Reflector, 4 November 1896 Death of William Little of Pactolus -- Eastern Reflector, 4 November 1896 Governor Jarvis, Civil War story about Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 11 November 1896 Death of Roy, son of J.N. Hart -- Eastern Reflector, 11 November 1896 G.O. Taylor went to Florida -- Eastern Reflector, 18 November 1896 Depot to be enlarged -- Eastern Reflector, 18 November 1896 Harrington store, Winterville -- Eastern Reflector, 18 November 1896 Miss Della Gay married at Falkland to W.T. Hunter of Gaston County on November 12 -- Eastern Reflector, 18 November 1896 Greenville races -- Eastern Reflector, 25 November 1896 Lumber rail road south of Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 25 November 1896 Bicycle Club meeting at Hotel Macon -- Eastern Reflector, 25 November 1896 Boys parade and circus, goat carts -- Eastern Reflector, 25 November 1896 William Elks store, Ballards Crossroads, robbed -- Eastern Reflector, 25 November 1896 Corp. J.R. Nichols, a member of the Pitt County Rifles, joined the army, stationed at Fortress Monroe -- Eastern Reflector, 25 November 1896 Letter from Lorenzo Devisconti -- Eastern Reflector, 2 December 1896 King House bus accident -- Eastern Reflector, 2 December 1896 Old Dancy building fire -- Eastern Reflector, 2 December 1896 W.R.G. Smith married in Martin County to Mittie Cofield -- Eastern Reflector, 2 December 1896 Death of H.A. Rountree, 31 -- Eastern Reflector, 2 December 1896 An express office established at Winterville, B.F. Manning agent -- Eastern Reflector, 2 December 1896 Death of Mrs. Thomas E. Little -- Eastern Reflector, 9 December 1896 O’Hagan building on Washington Street next door to telephone office -- Eastern Reflector, 9 December 1896 New county commissioners -- Eastern Reflector, 9 December 1896 First Greenville tobacco warehouse collapsed -- Eastern Reflector, 9 December 1896 Death of Mrs. Penny Gardner, 87 -- Eastern Reflector, 9 December 1896 Officers of Pitt County Rifles: J.R. Cory, J.S. Smith, J.C Albriton, C.B. Whichard -- Eastern Reflector, 9 December 1896 Sheriff’s office -- Eastern Reflector, 9 December 1896 For Sale: lot # 105, store of W.C. Proctor and Company and J.R. Cory -- Eastern Reflector, 9 December 1896 About County Home and McG. Bryan and J.W. Smith -- Eastern Reflector, 16 December 1896 Death in Carolina Township of W. Jesse Belcher, age 22, son of George Belcher -- Eastern Reflector, 16 December 1896 About Hope Fire Corp -- Eastern Reflector, 16 December 1896 Mrs. William Russ of Raleigh, daughter of Mrs. R Williams of Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 23 December 1896 Frank Barnhill of Pitt County in Franklin, Virginia -- Eastern Reflector, 23 December 1896 Married in Washington, Josephus B. Latham to Mary C. Burgess -- Eastern Reflector, 23 December 1896 Death of Mrs. J.A. Andrews -- Eastern Reflector, 23 December 1896 Ayden horse races -- Eastern Reflector, 23 December 1896 Death of Whitmell Hardee, aged of Greenville, on December 28 -- Eastern Reflector, 30 December 1896 Home of J.J. Laughinghouse of Grimesland burned -- Eastern Reflector, 30 December 1896 Death of W.A. Forbes -- Eastern Reflector, 30 December 1896 David A. Crandell killed by John Keel -- Eastern Reflector, 30 December 1896 New Masonic Hall in Rialto building -- Eastern Reflector, 30 December 1896, 20 January 1897 Death of Annie Lynn, daughter of O.L. Joyner, at College Hotel -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 Death of B.S. Wilson, 28, of typhoid fever -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 Fire at old Dancy building on corner of Evans and Fourth Streets -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 Death of James L. Langley, 60 -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 Boiling wells in Beaver Dam -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 Simon A Congleton resigns at O.L. Hookers and Company -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 New Greenville horse exchange near Hotel Macon -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 Owing to the death of one member of the firm, D.E. House and Brother at House, N.C. will disperse of the entire stock of merchandise at cost -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 G.A. McGowen and Company purchased the John Flanagan Buggy Company and Undertaker Business -- Eastern Reflector, 6 January 1897 Large warehouse on wharf built -- Eastern Reflector, 13 January 1897 D.T. House elected Door Keeper of House of Representatives -- Eastern Reflector, 13 January 1897 Fire at Flanagan Blacksmith shop -- Eastern Reflector, 13 January 1897 R.A. Willoughby, hawk hunter -- Eastern Reflector, 20 January 1897 Horse looking through window -- Eastern Reflector, 20 January 1897 Whichard depot -- Eastern Reflector, 20 January 1897 Cornelius Kinsail celebrated his 79th birthday on January 15, 1897, called Uncle Neal -- Eastern Reflector, 20 January 1897 Doctors’ blacklist put off -- Eastern Reflector, 20 January 1897 Reward for the arrest of John Keel who killed David Crandall in Pitt County on Christmas Day -- Eastern Reflector, 27 January 1897 J. Bryan Grimes renting store in Grimesland -- Eastern Reflector, 27 January 1897 R. Greene, new undertaking establishment -- Eastern Reflector, 27 January 1897 Train crash at Whichards -- Eastern Reflector, 27 January 1897 Death of Mrs. R.A. Parker of Belvoir Township -- Eastern Reflector, 27 January 1897 Jordan Nelson and sister judged insane and taken to asylum at Raleigh -- Eastern Reflector, 27 January 1897 Death of son of Jason Joyner of Farmville Township -- Eastern Reflector, 27 January 1897 Married in Virginia, sister of Miss Mary L. Lacy of Pitt County -- Eastern Reflector, 3 February 1897 H.W. Whichard, Dr. W.E. Warren, both of Whichard, railroad agents -- Eastern Reflector, 3 February 1897 E.H. Shelburn, bus -- Eastern Reflector, 3 February 1897 Death of Mrs. J.O. Pollard -- Eastern Reflector, 10 February 1897 New 750 pound fire bell for Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 10 February 1897 Death of David Hillard of Falkland -- Eastern Reflector, 10 February 1897 John Flanagan Buggy Company dissolved -- Eastern Reflector, 10 February 1897 Moye’s schoolhouse, one mile from Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 10 February 1897 Death of Arcena Cherry, wife of M.S.S. Cherry of Bethel, leaves nine children -- Eastern Reflector, 10 February 1897 Funny story about horse shoe bringing bad luck -- Eastern Reflector, 17 February 1897 J.H. Woolard and sons, sawmill at Whichard -- Eastern Reflector, 17 February 1897 Mother of R.L. Nichols and the well -- Eastern Reflector, 17 February 1897 Rats at Rick’s House -- Eastern Reflector, 24 February 1897 Lumber mill, Oakley -- Eastern Reflector, 3 March 1897 Death of Benjiman H. Sugg, b. 1819 -- Eastern Reflector, 3 March 1897 Mrs. T.E. Hooker, beautiful voice -- Eastern Reflector, 10 March 1897 Whichard sawmill -- Eastern Reflector, 10 March 1897 A.M. Moore of Pitt County now of Seattle -- Eastern Reflector, 10 March 1897 John Keel, murderer, caught -- Eastern Reflector, 17 March 1897 Death of daughter of Captain J.W. Howard, keeper of the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse -- Eastern Reflector, 17 March 1897 Lightening struck rail road tracks at Whichard -- Eastern Reflector, 17 March 1897 Re-established lodge -- Eastern Reflector, 17 March 1897 Death of Mrs. Olivia, wife of D.D. Gardner -- Eastern Reflector, 24 March 1897 Death of Council James -- Eastern Reflector, 24 March 1897 Death of Elder William A. Ross -- Eastern Reflector, 24 March 1897 Greenville rail road to Washington, N.C. chartered -- Eastern Reflector, 24 March 1897 T.C. Manning married in Florida -- Eastern Reflector, 24 March 1897 Fire bell tower on courthouse square -- Eastern Reflector, 24 March 1897 W.B. Quinnerly store at Centreville and Ayden -- Eastern Reflector, 24 March 1897 R.R. Cotton appointed penitentiary director -- Eastern Reflector, 24 March 1897 Four buses in Greenville, J.F. King, bus -- Eastern Reflector, 31 March 1897 Still found at Centreville -- Eastern Reflector, 31 March 1897 Briley Family -- Eastern Reflector, 7 April 1897 Dancy building burned and fire engine -- Eastern Reflector, 7 April 1897 Story about efficiency of fire department -- Eastern Reflector, 14 April 1897 J.B. Johnson, 45 inch beard -- Eastern Reflector, 14 April 1897 Death of Jennie, wife of M.A. Woolard, age 33 -- Eastern Reflector, 14 April 1897 Robert Perkins, insane -- Eastern Reflector, 14 April 1897 Bethel stores -- Eastern Reflector, 21 April 1897 Prison labor on Grindool Creek bridge -- Eastern Reflector, 21 April 1897 Bicycle Club -- Eastern Reflector, 21 April 1897 Rialto building burned -- Eastern Reflector, 21 April 1897 Death of W.T. Hayden -- Eastern Reflector, 21 April 1897 Bank of Pitt County -- Eastern Reflector, 28 April 1897, 9 June 1897 Jessie Proctor, daughter, Mrs. Nannie Stafford -- Eastern Reflector, 28 April 1897 Rough and Ready Fire Company -- Eastern Reflector, 28 April 1897 Poem to Miss Mollie Bagley -- Eastern Reflector, 5 May 1897 Death of J.H. Blount -- Eastern Reflector, 5 May 1897 Chapel at county home -- Eastern Reflector, 5 May 1897 Bethel town officers -- Eastern Reflector, 5 May 1897 Steam fire engine -- Eastern Reflector, 5 May 1897 W.A. James Jr. -- Eastern Reflector, 5 May 1897 Old W.R. Whichard of Whichard had to be carried around -- Eastern Reflector, 12 May 1897 Bethel Literary Club officers -- Eastern Reflector, 12 May 1897 Whichard telephone -- Eastern Reflector, 12 May 1897 Grifton sawmill -- Eastern Reflector, 12 May 1897 Officers of Hope Fire Company -- Eastern Reflector, 19 May 1897 Death of Mrs. Laura Newton, wife of William Newton -- Eastern Reflector, 19 May 1897 Kitten in safe of D.W. Hardee -- Eastern Reflector, 19 May 1897 Children of William Brown hurt by lye -- Eastern Reflector, 19 May 1897 Death of Mrs. I.A. Sugg -- Eastern Reflector, 26 May 1897 Steam fire engine subscription, W.H. Long and J.G. Moye -- Eastern Reflector, 26 May 1897 Coreys High School, Grindool -- Eastern Reflector, 26 May 1897 Trinity School -- Eastern Reflector, 2 June 1897 Reverend John Branch, 40th Anniversary -- Eastern Reflector, 2 June 1897 Earthquake at Greenville, shocks felt at House, Pactolus, Pantego, and Tarboro -- Eastern Reflector, 2 June 1897 Bicycle ordinances -- Eastern Reflector, 2 June 1897 Death of C.C. Braxton -- Eastern Reflector, 9 June 1897 Death of J.J. Frizzle -- Eastern Reflector, 9 June 1897 Store of Marshall L Starkey -- Eastern Reflector, 9 June 1897 Mrs. J.A.K. Tucker, daughter of B.F. Patrick -- Eastern Reflector, 9 June 1897 Weather signal station started again -- Eastern Reflector, 9 June 1897 History of Henry Wyatt and Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 16 June 1897 Grimesland telephone -- Eastern Reflector, 16 June 1897 Johnson Nichols, son of Thomas A. Nichols, first college graduate from Beaver Dam township -- Eastern Reflector, 16 June 1897 J.H. Woolard and sons, assigned at Whichard -- Eastern Reflector, 16 June 1897 Hope Fire Company -- Eastern Reflector, 23 June 1897 Gas boat Rubelle -- Eastern Reflector, 23 June 1897 Winterville fire, first fire -- Eastern Reflector, 23 June 1897 Wiley J. Brown drowned dog -- Eastern Reflector, 23 June 1897 Death of Mr. John Branch, 70, highly esteemed citizen -- Eastern Reflector, 30 June 1897 Ayden fire at guardhouse -- Eastern Reflector, 30 June 1897 Greenville ready room -- Eastern Reflector, 30 June 1897 Grimesland lodge -- Eastern Reflector, 30 June 1897 Stores at Grimesland -- Eastern Reflector, 30 June 1897 Whichard telephone -- Eastern Reflector, 30 June 1897 Whichard stores -- Eastern Reflector, 30 June 1897 Recipe to get rid of flies -- Eastern Reflector, 30 June 1897 Death of Thomas D. Carson, 85 -- Eastern Reflector, 30 June 1897 Death of Mrs. Sallie James, wife of B.F. Bryan -- Eastern Reflector, 30 June 1897 Fire Company hat -- Eastern Reflector, 7 July 1897 Death of infant child of Mr. And Mrs. S.A. Gainor -- Eastern Reflector, 7 July 1897 Court House repairs -- Eastern Reflector, 7 July 1897 Death of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Taft -- Eastern Reflector, 7 July 1897 Ada Cherry, ready room -- Eastern Reflector, 7 July 1897 Death of Mary Louisa Harding, wife of Fred Harding -- Eastern Reflector, 7 July 1897 C.B. Tripp’s wooden leg turkey -- Eastern Reflector, 14 July 1897 Phone line to Parkside and Winterville -- Eastern Reflector, 14 July 1897 Steam fire engine -- Eastern Reflector, 21 July 1897 Julia Foley, central office operator -- Eastern Reflector, 21 July 1897 Children of J.B. Jarrett, Gertrude and Robert Jarrett, of Virginia -- Eastern Reflector, 21 July 1897 Gorman Tobacco Company -- Eastern Reflector, 28 July 1897 Death of Sarah, wife of Jessie Proctor -- Eastern Reflector, 28 July 1897 Wildcat in a house -- Eastern Reflector, 4 August 1897 Witnesses used to stand out of the Court House and jury called out of the window -- Eastern Reflector, 22 September 1897 Fire bell cracked -- Eastern Reflector, 22 September 1897, 5 October 1897 Morill House Hotel rented to tobacco men -- Eastern Reflector, 22 September 1897 New fire engine -- Eastern Reflector, 22 September 1897 Married in Virginia, Mary Carne Langley -- Eastern Reflector, 22 September 1897 Eight new rooms being built on Hotel Macon -- Eastern Reflector, 22 September 1897 Death of Jesse W. Carson -- Eastern Reflector, 29 September 1897 Court case of solictor C. M. Bernard -- Eastern Reflector, 29 September 1897 Town commons -- Eastern Reflector, 29 September 1897 H.C. Cannon married, he was bookkeeper of Greenville Tobacco Warehouse -- Eastern Reflector, 29 September 1897 Confederate monument business -- Eastern Reflector, 29 September 1897 Court House repairs and Poor House -- Eastern Reflector, 29 September 1897 Death of Mrs. T.A. Nichols -- Eastern Reflector, 29 September 1897 Fire engine hose and cistern -- Eastern Reflector, 29 September 1897 E.B. Higgs thumb cut off in bicycle accident -- Eastern Reflector, 29 September 1897 Death of son of W.H. Ricks -- Eastern Reflector, 5 October 1897 Court case of Miss Nancy McGowan and Jacky Ann McGowan -- Eastern Reflector, 5 October 1897 H.A. Taft married at Toissot -- Eastern Reflector, 5 October 1897 Baptist Young People Organization started in Greenville -- Eastern Reflector, 8 October 1897 Death of Leon Briley, son of J.A. Briley -- Eastern Reflector, 8 October 1897 Maud Blow educated at Peabody Institute in Nashville, Tennessee -- Eastern Reflector, 8 October 1897 Horse races -- Eastern Reflector, 8 October 1897 Bessie Patrick and Daisy Tucker went to Normal and Industrial College at Greensboro -- Eastern Reflector, 8 October 1897 Advertisement: Pitt County Buggy Company -- Eastern Reflector, 8 October 1897 Advertisement: H.W. Whichard General Merchandise at Whichard, N.C. successor of W.R. Whichard -- Eastern Reflector, 8 October 1897 Story about moving market house and cistern -- Eastern Reflector, 12 October 1897 Pennsylvania town asks Greenville for a few hundred frogs -- Eastern Reflector, 12 October 1897 Frank Wilson, new flag pole in front of his clothing store -- Eastern Reflector, 12 October 1897 Bethel Stores -- Eastern Reflector, 15 October 1897 For sale: lot # 102 market house lot -- Eastern Reflector, 15 October 1897 Death of Abram Cox, Sheriff of Pitt County, 1854-1858, CSA -- Eastern Reflector, 15 October 1897 Court House lot raised and fenced in -- Eastern Reflector, 15 October 1897 F.M. Wooten, clerk in Wilmington -- Eastern Reflector, 15 October 1897 Store of L.A. Garber in Falkland robbed -- Eastern Reflector, 15 October 1897 Football -- Eastern Reflector, 15 October 1897 Andrew Joyner, lawyer in Winston-Salem -- Eastern Reflector, 15 October 1897 Death of Thomas Willowby of Beaver Dam -- Eastern Reflector, 15 October 1897 Fireman practice -- Eastern Reflector, 19 October 1897 Death of Mrs. Sarah Roberson, wife of T.H. Roberson of Oakly -- Eastern Reflector, 22 October 1897 Death of Mrs. Nancy Jenkins, 80 -- Eastern Reflector, 22 October 1897 Fire at Negro Odd Fellows on First Street -- Eastern Reflector, 22 October 1897 Death of John Carroll, leaves son Frank Carroll and Mrs. Joseph Cox -- Eastern Reflector, 26 October 1897 F.M. Hodges of Hope Fire Company hurt -- Eastern Reflector, 26 October 1897 Married in Bethel on October 19th, L.B. Thigpen of Nashville, Tennessee, to Cena Cherry, daughter of M.C.S. Cherry -- Eastern Reflector, 26 October 1897 J.B Randolph married in Martin County -- Eastern Reflector, 29 October 1897 Reverend John Harding of New York, Beaufort County native -- Eastern Reflector, 29 October 1897 Forbes school house services -- Eastern Reflector, 29 October 1897 About Surry County divorce -- Eastern Reflector, 2 November 1897 Death of Bettie, wife of M.R. Page -- Eastern Reflector, 2 November 1897 Death of child of Jarrett Jenkins -- Eastern Reflector, 5 November 1897 Acorns for sale as hog feed at market -- Eastern Reflector, 5 November 1897 E.G. Leggett of Greenville, N.C. and Charleston, S.C. -- Eastern Reflector, 5 November 1897 Pecans called Pecan nuts -- Eastern Reflector, 9 November 1897 Dickinson Avenue in bad shape -- Eastern Reflector, 9 November 1897 New market opened near depot by Mr. Renfrew -- Eastern Reflector, 9 November 1897 Scuppernong wine made in 1849 at wedding of John B. Randolph -- Eastern Reflector, 9 November 1897 Quince growing here, brought here from Mississippi by Harriet Yellowly -- Eastern Reflector, 12 November 1897 Death of Ada, wife of J.Z. Brooks -- Eastern Reflector, 12 November 1897 Death of Mrs. Polly Ann Rogers, 78 -- Eastern Reflector, 12 November 1897 Hope Fire Company -- Eastern Reflector, 12 November 1897 Blind runaway horse slammed into Alfred Forbes’ store -- Eastern Reflector, 16 November 1897 Cotton barge burned at Centrebluff -- Eastern Reflector, 16 November 1897 Married J.L. Patrick in Greene County -- Eastern Reflector, 16 November 1897 Dissolved, Greenville Supply Company -- Eastern Reflector, 19 November 1897 P.J. Bynum, mad dog -- Eastern Reflector, 19 November 1897 Meeting in Flanagan coffin room -- Eastern Reflector, 19 November 1897 John Strictland suicide, after inviting them to the funeral -- Eastern Reflector, 19 November 1897 Poem by Mrs. S.S. Cotton, White Doe and After -- Eastern Reflector, 23 November 1897 W.J. Hemby, Fortes Monroe Football team -- Eastern Reflector, 23 November 1897 For sale, entire store of D.E. House and Brother at House Station -- Eastern Reflector, 23 November 1897 Hotel Macon improvements -- Eastern Reflector, 30 November 1897 Grimesland stores -- Eastern Reflector, 30 November 1897 Sale of 15 acres opposite the road from homeplace of George Moye -- Eastern Reflector, 3 December 1897 Death of Harry Gurganus, 80 -- Eastern Reflector, 3 December 1897 Ring found of M.M. Nelson, lost 12 years -- Eastern Reflector, 3 December 1897 Presbyterian church -- Eastern Reflector, 3 December 1897 Contributions for a new fire house -- Eastern Reflector, 3 December 1897, 7 December 1897, 10 December 1897 Eating habits of man in Lincolnton -- Eastern Reflector, 7 December 1897 Della M. Clark, born 1840 -- Eastern Reflector, 7 December 1897 Market house sold -- Eastern Reflector, 10 December 1897 G.W. Slaughter and W.A. Morris bicycled to Granville County from Grimesland -- Eastern Reflector, 10 December 1897 New cistern on Sutton Lane -- Eastern Reflector, 14 December 1897 Poor House in bad shape -- Eastern Reflector, 14 December 1897 Greenville Telephone Company -- Eastern Reflector, 14 December 1897 Hope Fire Company benefit -- Eastern Reflector, 17 December 1897 J.R. Jenkins burned own home, insane -- Eastern Reflector, 17 December 1897 Death of Mary E. Brooks, wife of Squire Brooks -- Eastern Reflector, 17 December 1897 Quinerly musicians -- Eastern Reflector, 17 December 1897 Big snows in 1857 and 1877 -- Eastern Reflector, 17 December 1897 E.S. Moore in prison in 1890 -- Eastern Reflector, 21 December 1897 Three fires in Greenville, house of W.T. Godwin, Dickinson Avenue; Old Nelson house on Front Street during a wedding; John Flanagan Buggy Company -- Eastern Reflector, 21 December 1897 Death of Emily, wife of B.A. House Sr. -- Eastern Reflector, 24 December 1897 About fire company -- Eastern Reflector, 24 December 1897 Rodman and Grimes, new lawyer W. Dempsie Grimes, son of General Bryan Grimes -- Eastern Reflector, 24 December 1897 New Steamboat Edgecombe -- Eastern Reflector, 24 December 1897 Dedication of new Presbyterian church -- Eastern Reflector, 24 December 1897 Death of Wiley Cobb, 78 -- Eastern Reflector, 31 December 1897 Firemen concert -- Eastern Reflector, 31 December 1897 Death of Edith, daughter of Dr. J. Morrill of Falkland -- Eastern Reflector, 31 December 1897 Little folks masquerade at academy -- Eastern Reflector, 31 December 1897 Old man dinner in honor of Alfred Forbes -- Eastern Reflector, 31 December 1897 Married R.S. Evans to Maggie Smith, daughter of F.M. Smith -- Eastern Reflector, 31 December 1897 All the things built in Greenville in 1897 -- Eastern Reflector, 31 December 1897
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