Reflector Index, 1882-1888
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Abbreviations: E.R. = Eastern Reflector
Abstract
Johnstown
Newspaper
E.R.
12 April 1882
About Greenville
ER
12 April 1882, 7 February 1883
Edmund's barber shop
E.R.
12 April 1882
Greenville Rail Road
E.R.
12 April 1882, 19 April 1882, 4
October 1882, 15 November 1882, 8
April 1885, 6 May 1885, 10 June 1885,
12 August 1885, 21 November 1888, 5
December 1888, 12 December 1888, 30
January 1889, 24 July 1889, 29 June
1889, 17 July 1889, 4 December 1889
Penny Hill Rail Road
E.R.
19 April 1882, 17 May 1882
N.B. Anderson's seine on the
Tar
E.R.
19 April 1882
Court case, Stancill family
E.R.
19 April 1882
Greenville business
E.R.
19 April 1882
Pactolus items
E.R.
19 April 1882
Death of J.S. Barnhill
E.R.
26 April 1882
Court case, Stancill and Hart
families
E.R.
19 April 1882
Fight, Isidore Lichtenstein and E.R.
Mr. Stocks
19 April 1882
Steamboat Chowan
E.R.
3 May 1882
Death of Joseph Gainer
E.R.
3 May 1882
Advertisement: Dr. J.T. Sledge
E.R.
26 April 1882, 3 May 1882
Death of Henry Haddock
E.R.
3 May 1882
Ball at Penny Hill
E.R.
17 May 1882
Married in Farmville, 10 May
1882, F.M. Dupree of Falkland
to Addie May of Farmville
E.R.
17 May 1882
Death of J.W. May of Farmville E.R.
24 May 1882
Death of the son of S.D. Bagley E.R.
31 May 1882
Greenville Cornet Band, A.A.
31 May 1882, 12 July 1882, 12 July
E.R.
Date
Forbes, leader
1883, 2 August 1883, 31, 11 April
1883, 5 May 1886, 2 August 1882, 23
December 1885, 5 May 1886, 26
August 1885, 16 November 1887, 21
March 1888, 25 April 1888,
Death of Colonel W.H.H.
Tucker
E.R.
31 May 1882
W.T. Hooker
E.R.
31 May 1882
Atlantic Hotel, Morehead City
E.R.
31 May 1882
Death of W.H. Perkins
E.R.
7 June 1882
Greenville Lodge
E.R.
7 June 1882
"Frog Child" of Negro, exhibit
in Pitt County
E.R.
14 June 1882
Street lamp
E.R.
14 June 1882
Death of Benjamin Fleming
E.R.
14 June 1882
Greenville Amateur Club gives E.R.
play
14 June 1882
O.P. Humber and steam
machine
E.R.
21 June 1882, 3 January 1883, 9
January 1884
Death of Louisa Allen
E.R.
21 June 1882
Death of John Anderson
E.R.
28 June 1882
John B. Hardee, superintendent E.R.
of Poor House
12 April 1882
Built vault in Court House
E.R.
12 April 1882
List of every store, doctor, and
attorney in Greenville
E.R.
12 April 1882, 19 April 1882
J.F. Joyner & Bro. new country E.R.
store
19 April 1882
Dr. F.C. James of Bethel broke
his back
E.R.
19 April 1882
Dr. Sledge of Warrenton now in E.R.
Greenville
26 April 1882
E.C. Glenn builds house in
western extension of town
E.R.
26 April 1882
T.B. Cherry at UNC
E.R.
26 April 1882
Death of J.S. Barnhill, mechanic E.R.
26 April 1882
Miss B.R. Saunder's school
E.R.
3 May 1882
Trying to divide Belvoir
Township
E.R.
3 May 1882
Henry Haddock, drunk, was
killed at house of William
Haddock
E.R.
3 May 1882
Death of Joseph Garner
E.R.
3 May 1882, 10 May 1882,
W.S. Rawls builds house on
Fifth Street
E.R.
3 May 1882
Colonel E.C. Yellowley and
William Whitehead went to
Texas
E.R.
3 May 1882
New town officers: T.R. Moore, E.R.
police
Rich Williams, Jr., treasurer
W.F. Evans, clerk
10 May 1882
Misses Carrie E. Rives, Nina E. E.R.
Cherry, Elvira S. Moore, and
Martha E. Tyson went to
Greensboro Female College
10 May 1882
Death of Susan E. Perkins, 63,
of Pactolus
E.R.
10 May 1882
New lamps and market house
E.R.
10 May 1882, 25 October 1882, 14
June 1882
Married in Northampton
E.R.
County, Joseph A. Dupree to J.
Deanie Boone
10 May 1882
Speed limit on Greenville streets E.R.
17 May 1882
H.A. Latham, T.B. Cherry, J.H. E.R.
Tucker, and G.B. King went to
UNC
17 May 1882
Shad fishing over, season ended E.R.
17 May 1882
Zeno H. Green of Wilson
County
E.R.
17 May 1882
Death of J.W. May
E.R.
24 May 1882
John D. Grimsely of Snow Hill, E.R.
arm amputated in brickyard
17 May 1882
Tar River dredging
E.R.
24 May 1882, 26 August 1885, 17
November 1886
W.H. Heist, telegraph operator
in Greenville
E.R.
24 May 1882
Bad sidewalks in Greenville
E.R.
24 May 1882
No police in bars
E.R.
24 May 1882
Hugh F. Murray, teacher and
E.R.
lawyer, now up for position as a
judge
24 May 1882
Material for new jail
E.R.
31 May 1882
Whortle berry crop
E.R.
31 May 1882
Red stockings the rage for
summer picnics and rural
ramblings
E.R.
31 May 1882
Death of Wiley Stancill of
Belvoir, 60
E.R.
31 May 1882
List of those who gave to new
church in Greenville, Elder A.
York
E.R.
31 May 1882
Townships out of Belvoir
granted
E.R.
7 June 1882
Obituary of William H. Perkins, E.R.
born 1820, married 19
December 1844 to M.L.
Crandell
7 June 1882
Peaches of John O. Pollard
E.R.
7 June 1882
Lang family from Germany in
Greenville
E.R.
7 June 1882
Miss Havens Cherry of Clinton, E.R.
N.C.
7 June 1882
Sallie F. Brown went to
Wesleyan Female College in
Stanton, Virginia
E.R.
14 June 1882
Someone clipping horses of
Germain Bernard
E.R.
14 June 1882
Death of Louisa Allen, 60, wife E.R.
of William Allen
21 June 1882
Cherry & Company, new stores E.R.
21 June 1882
Married, L.W. Vick to Sally
Cherry
E.R.
21 June 1882
Street lamps
E.R.
28 June 1882
Teachers Institute, Negro and
white
E.R.
28 June 1882
Picnic at Ballard Crossroads
E.R.
28 June 1882
Students at Miss Saunder's
school
E.R.
28 June 1882
Bingham School
E.R.
28 June 1882
Joseph J. Dancy went to
Jacksonville, Florida
E.R.
5 July 1882
Oats of John S. Smith, Ballard
Crossroads
E.R.
5 July 1882
Picnic at Ballard Crossroads
E.R.
5 July 1882
Lightning hit John Flanagan's
coach shop
E.R.
5 July 1882
Greenville Cornet Band
E.R.
12 July 1882
Steamboat Greenville, Capt.
Parvin hit a sturgeon
E.R.
12 July 1882
Death of Reverend Thomas
Owen
E.R.
12 July 1882
Death of Samuel Latham,
brother of L.C. Latham
E.R.
12 July 1882
Bruce Moore in school in
Baltimore
E.R.
12 July 1882
Ice stolen from the cellar of
Jonathan White
E.R.
12 July 1882
Lots of teachers and graduates
in Pitt County
E.R.
12 July 1882
Fourth of July at Ballard
Crossroads
E.R.
15 July 1882
John S. Smith, Ballard
Crossroads, large oats
E.R.
15 July 1882
Prof. Tucker Writing School
closed
E.R.
26 July 1882
Mrs. V.H. Whichard opened
school
E.R.
26 July 1882, 14 January 1885
Cornelius, 11 year old son of
C.L. and C.R. Patrick, died of
spinal meningitis
E.R.
26 July 1882
J.Q. Smith Company
E.R.
16 August 1882
Picnic at Tyson's Schoolhouse,
nine miles from Greenville
E.R.
16 August 1882
Picnic at Falkland
E.R.
23 August 1882
John S. Harris of Falkland
elected county commissioner
E.R.
20 August 1882
T.R. Moore resigned as
E.R.
20 August 1882
policeman
Marcellus Moore selling lot
E.R.
20 September 1882
C.H. Johnston, old man of Pitt
County
E.R.
13 September 1882
Death of John Herrington, 80
E.R.
4 October 1882
Death of Thomas Bird Dupree
of Falkland Township
E.R.
11 October 1882
Deputy Sheriff H.F. Harris
E.R.
11 October 1882
Hand of W.H. Harrington
mangled
E.R.
11 October 1882
Roy Flanagan, son of John
Flanagan, fell out of a
persimmon tree
E.R.
25 October 1882
Bryant Gardner, head clerk at
G.W. Venters
E.R.
25 October 1882
Calico Hill, a midget
E.R.
25 October 1882
Telegraph office
E.R.
1 November 1882,8 November 1882, 5
September 1883, 26 January 1887
Death of Mrs. Timmie James,
93
E.R.
22 November 1882
A.L. Blow
E.R.
6 December 1882
D.S. Spain at school
E.R.
6 December 1882
Married, John D. Dixon to
Louisa Whichard
E.R.
13 December 1882
Death of Pennie, wife of J.S.
Norman
E.R.
13 December 1882
H.A. Blow
E.R.
14 February 1883, 18 April 1883
Married, Solomon Cherry Jr.
E.R.
7 March 1883
About fishing at Yankee Hall
E.R.
11 April 1883
For sale on 22 March 1882 at
E.R.
the Court House door to the
highest bidder- 1 plot of land,
200 acres in Pitt County,
surrounded by the land of
Francis Joyner, D.B. Thomas
and James W. May, et al. being
known as land assignment to
George Joyner in the division of
land of late James Joyner by
Sheriff Allen Warren
22 March 1882
David L. James attended
University of Pennsylvania
E.R.
8 March 1882
Death of Mrs. Arnettie
Matthews of Falkland
E.R.
8 March 1882
Mrs. William White of Clinton, E.R.
the former Annie E. Cherry of
Greenville, visiting
8 March 1882
Fernando Ward, tax clerk
E.R.
5 July 1882
A.W. Moye
E.R.
12 July 1882
History of Reverend Thomas R. E.R.
Owen of Bladen County and
Tarboro
12 July 1882
Death in Beaufort County of
brother of L.C. Latham
E.R.
12 July 1883
James Hotel
E.R.
26 July 1882
Death of son of C.L. Patrick
E.R.
2 August 1882
Death of Thomas Cox, teacher E.R.
2 August 1882
Death of David, son of John
Proctor
E.R.
2 August 1883
Death of Captain W. W.
Edwards, 76
E.R.
2 August 1883
Teacher's Organization formed
E.R.
2 August 1883
R.S. Tucker of Raleigh, a
millionaire
E.R.
2 August 1883
The Blue Front- pool and beer
hall- J.A. Herrington
E.R.
16 August 1883
Captain Robert W. Joyner of
Greene County
E.R.
16 August 1883
Death of Clementine Sheppard, E.R.
65, wife of Thomas J. Sheppard
16 August 1883
Picnic at Tyson Schoolhouse
E.R.
16 August 1883
Greenville minstrel troop at
Court House
E.R.
16 August 1883
About Bethel
E.R.
23 August 1882, 22 November 1882,
29 March 1882, 12 March 1884, 29
January 1885, 29 April 1885, 6 May
1885, 2 December 1885, 27 January
1886
A.A. Forbes' string band
E.R.
23 August 1883
Death of infant of J.R. Rouse
E.R.
23 August 1883
Excursion to Yankee Hall by
Steamboat R.L. Meyers
E.R.
23 August 1883
Dance school at Bethel
E.R.
23 August 1883
Sale of lands and house of
Benjamin F. Eborn
E.R.
23 August 1883
Colonel Isaac Sugg
E.R.
30 August 1883
About the building plans of the
Baptist church in Greenville,
architect Mr. Jones
E.R.
30 August 1883
Club House Restaurant- pool
and beer- N.B. Anderson
E.R.
30 August 1883
Death of wife of Benjamin Dail E.R.
of Greene County
6 September 1883
Frank Johnson Restaurant
E.R.
13 September 1883
The train reached Bethel, party
E.R.
13 September 1883
Noah Forbes on Board of
Commissioners
E.R.
13 September 1883
In 1882, J.M. King fitted up a
E.R.
first-class bar room in Farmville
and is a horse and mule dealer
20 September 1882
Death of daughter of R.
Rountree
E.R.
20 September 1882
Bethel Rail Road
E.R.
20 September 1882, 21 January 1885
Town hall
E.R.
20 September 1882
About city policemen T.R.
Moore and J.B. Johnson
E.R.
20 September 1882
Arden C. Tucker lived in
Contentnea Township [Willow
Green]; A.B. Garris lived with
him
E.R.
27 September 1882
Death of Thomas Cox, 4 August E.R.
1882
27 September 1882
Jail finished
E.R.
27 September 1882
Otter Creek Bridge destroyed
E.R.
27 September 1882
Death of William Tugwell, 86
E.R.
4 October 1882
Death of John Harrington, 80
E.R.
4 October 1882
Married in Pactolus Township,
4 October 1882, Benjamin
E.R.
11 October 1882
Belcher of Greenville to
Elizabeth Daniel of Pactolus
New Otter Creek Bridge
E.R.
11 October 1882
Nannie G. Hart, daughter of
Mary A. Hart, a runaway
E.R.
18 October 1882
L.W. Lawrence sells house on
Front and Cotanche Streets
E.R.
18 October 1882
Farmers' Oyster Saloon
E.R.
25 October 1882
Son of John Flanagan
E.R.
25 October 1882
Oliver Ellis, wheelwright
E.R.
25 October 1882
Sale of Arthur Forbes' land
E.R.
25 October 1882
Death of Thomas McLawhorn
E.R.
8 November 1882
Death of daughter of Timothy
Baldree
E.R.
8 November 1882
W.H. Hobgood, telegraph
operator
E.R.
8 November 1882
Toy store
E.R.
15 November 1882
Greenville Billiard Tournament E.R.
15 November 1882, 22 November
1882
B.S. Sheppard made assignment E.R.
and failed last week
22 November 1882
Steamboats Greenville and
Tarboro
E.R.
22 November 1882
Division of land of Franklin
Joyner
E.R.
22 November 1882
Cotton gin of Marcellus Moore E.R.
burned
22 November 1882
W.C. Dudley and Nora Forbes
in Greenville
E.R.
25 November 1882
D.S. Spain at Kentucky
University
E.R.
6 December 1882
Tableau for Methodist church
E.R.
6 December 1882
Negro boy killed in gin of
cotton at Bell's Ferry
E.R.
6 December 1882
Reverend George Joyner
E.R.
6 December 1882
Married in Greene County,
Edgar A. Barret to Bettie
Wooten
E.R.
6 December 1882
Steamboat Enterprize burned at E.R.
13 December 1882
Mauls Point
Dance at Penny Hill
E.R.
13 December 1882, 27 December 1882
N.W. Askew's gin house burned E.R.
13 December 1882
Death of W.L. Tucker's wife
and child
E.R.
13 December 1882
Christmas at Greenville Bakery, E.R.
candy and toys
13 December 1882
The Star and Blue Front Saloon E.R.
13 December 1882
J.F. Murrel's newspaper in
Hickory burned
E.R.
20 December 1882
Davenport and Fleming going
out of business at Pactolus
E.R.
20 December 1882
About J.R. Warren's farm
E.R.
27 December 1882
Greenville needs a fire company E.R.
27 December 1882
Benjamin Belcher moved to
Pactolus Township
E.R.
3 January 1883
Death in Atlanta of Warren
E.R.
Kennedy, brother of Mrs. Mary
Delaney
3 January 1883
Sale of land of Sarah Tripp
E.R.
3 January 1883
Land of William Flanagan
divided
E.R.
3 January 1883
Carp in John Randolph's fish
E.R.
pond five miles from Greenville
10 January 1883
Vocal music class in Greenville E.R.
10 January 1883
Writing School
E.R.
10 January 1883
J. White Bakery completed
E.R.
15 April 1882
Protection of Pitt County
records
E.R.
26 April 1882, 3 May 1882
J. White's Bakery and new
candy factory
E.R.
26 April 1882
Taking steps to build a new
market house and have new
street lights
E.R.
26 April 1882
Town officers elected
E.R.
10 May 1882, 15 May 1889, 22 May
1889
Simon Levy and Max Michael
moved to Greenville
E.R.
17 May 1882
Market house, guard house, and E.R.
14 June 1882
mayor's house to be built soon
The contractor to build Cherry E.R.
and Company's new brick stores
came last week and the building
has commenced
21 June 1882, 15 November 1882
Fourteen new buildings being
erected
E.R.
28 June 1882
Greenville School
E.R.
28 June 1882
A.W. Moye nominated for
office of Register of Deeds, an
active young man of 30, a JP
E.R.
12 July 1882
Ice stolen from cellar of J.
White's store
E.R.
12 July 1882
Mr. Charlie Skinner is having
E.R.
new residence built on the lot
purchased from Messers Latham
and Skinner
2 August 1882
The Blue Front, a bar beside
M.R. Langs on Fourth Street
E.R.
9 August 1882
About J. White Bakery
E.R.
9 August 1882
Seventeen buildings being built E.R.
in Greenville
16 August 1882
New jail and Messers Cherry
and Company's stores nearly
completed
23 August 1882
E.R.
Contractors and workers arrived E.R.
last week and began work on the
new stores on the jail lot, the
brick work is being rapidly
pushed forward
6 September 1882
A town hall will be built over
one of the new brick stores
being erected on the jail lot
E.R.
20 September 1882
Stuccoing on T.R. Cherry and
Company building bad
E.R.
3 January 1883
Oyster Saloon in Alfred Cully's E.R.
Barber Shop
3 January 1883
Street conditions bad, muddy
E.R.
10 January 1883
H.J. Williamson's penmanship
class in Court House
E.R.
31 January 1883
Whale taken in Dare County,
125 gallons of oil
E.R.
31 January 1883
Street lamps not lit in Greenville E.R.
31 January 1883
Vocal music classes to start
E.R.
31 January 1883
Messers Fleming and Hunter
E.R.
renting Forbes' old store, selling
general merchandise
7 February 1883
Rented store of Brown and
Wilson, selling groceries
7 February 1883,14 February 1883
E.R.
Greenville newspaper
E.R.
Greenville Express; eighteenth
issue on 7 February 1878; under
control of Whichard and
Brothers; lasted four years; most
thought it would die in six
months; suspended in 1882
7 February 1883
T.H. Mansfield, formerly of
Greenville, living in Toccao,
Georgia
E.R.
7 February 1883
Telephone wires for Greenville E.R.
houses and businesses
7 February 1883
Vocal music classes at Baptist
and Methodist churches
E.R.
14 February 1883
Farmers' Oyster Saloon of Frank E.R.
Johnson of Greenville
14 February 1883
Eastern Reflector rented job
press of D.J. Whichard
E.R.
14 February 1883
Mr. L.E. Cleve left Monday for E.R.
Baltimore and New York to
purchase new stock of goods to
be kept in one of the new stores
now being built on the old jail
lot, the store will be completed
by the first of March
21 February 1883
Eastern Reflector will move to
new offices
E.R.
21 February 1883
Postmaster at Greenville
E.R.
21 February 1883
School in Farmville
E.R.
21 February 1883
W.B. Jarvis of Greenville, fire
E.R.
7 March 1883
Clayton, North Carolina,
newspaper
E.R.
7 March 1883
Greenville ordinances regulating E.R.
market
14 March 1883
Court House carpeted
E.R.
14 March 1883
A.W. Moye, agent for marble
work of all kinds
E.R.
4 April 1883, 4 July 1883
About Mrs. M. A. Hoyt, elderly E.R.
14 March 1883
Second-hand clothing store in
building recently occupied by
Haskett, Smith and Brothers
E.R.
14 March 1883
Haskett, Smith and Brothers
moved to new brick block, sell
furniture and groceries
E.R.
14 March 1883
Dentist opens office
E.R.
4 April 1883
D.D. Haskett renting a dwelling E.R.
on Fifth Street, selling furniture
4 April 1883
The new double store of T.R.
Cherry and Company has been
completed and they moved in
4 April 1883
E.R.
Mr. A. Forbes is having seven E.R.
dwellings built just beyond town
limits
18 April 1883
Old well on corner of Pitt and
E.R.
Second Streets in bad condition
18 April 1883
Charles Skinner, population in
Greenville increasing
E.R.
18 April 1883
Falkland Literary Club
E.R.
25 April 1883
J. White, new soda fountain
E.R.
25 April 1883
J.W. Grainger renting store,
farm equipment
E.R.
25 April 1883
Worst freshet in Tar since 1867 E.R.
2 May 1883
Dr. James, a dentist at the hotel E.R.
2 May 1883
Baptist church at Pactolus just
built and organized
E.R.
2 May 1883
Store at Marlboro, John H. Dail E.R.
9 May 1883
Store at Bethel, E. Andrews
E.R.
9 May 1883
Stores at Beaver Dam
E.R.
Township- J.H.Cobb and Co.
and J.C. Cobb and Son- granted
liquor licenses
9 May 1883
Store at Farmville, E.E. Pollard E.R.
9 May 1883
Mr. B.F. Sugg, new store with
farm equipment across from
Court House in Wallace
Powell's old stand
E.R.
9 May 1883
The new residence of Charlie
Skinner in Skinnersville has
been completed and he moved
into it
E.R.
23 May 1883
In a few days, Mr. M. Schwartz E.R.
will open a beer bottling
establishment in Greenville and
supply distributors with a fresh
supply every day
23 May 1883
Skinner and Whichard are
having sheds built in front of
their new brick store
E.R.
23 May 1883
J.B. Higgs moved into corner of E.R.
new brick store
23 May 1883
Greenville Bottling Co. will be E.R.
prepared to deliver fresh beer on
Saturday, 3 June
30 May 1883
Marcellus Moore, iron fence
around his lot in Cherry Hill
Cemetery
E.R.
30 May 1883
Anderson and Wilson, new
barroom in store formerly
occupied by W.F. Evans
E.R.
6 June 1883
Advertisement: Oliver Ellis, cart E.R.
maker
3 January 1883
Advertisement: Brown and
Wilson grocery store
E.R.
3 January 1883
J. White, fresh candy and cakes E.R.
3 January 1883
D. Lichtenstein and Company in E.R.
Old Brick Store
3 January 1883
Farmers' Oyster Saloon, Frank
Johnston
3 January 1883
E.R.
J.D. Herrington, proprietor of
E.R.
the Star and Blue Front Saloon,
failed and assigned
3 January 1883, 31 January 1883
Benjamin Belcher left
3 January 1883
E.R.
Greenville, purchased farm of
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Little in
Pactolus Township, and moved
family there
Members of three different
lodges
E.R.
3 January 1883
For sale- lot 87 in Greenville, of E.R.
the estate of William Flanagan,
dead, now the property of Mary
Flanagan heir at law, Archibald
Flanagan
3 January 1883
James H. Mills issued letters of E.R.
administration on the estate of
Samuel L. Mills in Pitt County
Court on 9 December 1882
3 January 1883
Davenport and Fleming of
E.R.
Pactolus dissolved 14 December
1882
3 January 1883
S.M. Manning and W.L. Tucker E.R.
of S.M. Manning and Co.
dissolved, Tucker left
3 January 1883
Alfred Cully, Oyster Saloon and E.R.
Barbershop
6 January 1883
Married, General W.R. Cox to
Fannie Lyman
E.R.
31 January 1883
Kittrell and Andrews grocery
store
E.R.
7 February 1883
Dr. C.A. Swindell, druggist
E.R.
7 February 1883
Advertisement- Nelson Phillips, E.R.
a criminal of Pitt County,
wanted for the murder of Willy
Harris, $200 reward
7 February 1883
L.P. Beardsley, W.A. Barrett,
E.R.
and E.A. Moye to build a bridge
over Joyner's Mill Run- granted
the work not exceed $25
7 February 1883
W.H. Britton, surveyor of Pitt
County
E.R.
14 February 1883
About William Whitehead, a
wealthy man
E.R.
14 February 1883, 25 April 1888
H.A. Blow leaves to work for a E.R.
14 February 1884
firm in Baltimore
Farmville stores and school
E.R.
21 February 1883, 5 December 1888
James C. Greene, 15 years old, E.R.
youngest boy in state to have
certificate to teach writing, says
Professor Williams
21 February 1883
W.H. Cox new postmaster;
E.R.
W.B. Brown, the former one, is
the best
21 February 1883
A.M. Moore, a former resident
of Edenton, moved to
Greenville to practice law
E.R.
21 February 1883
J.J. Dancy Jr., a Greenville boy E.R.
of Florida
21 February 1883
Ellis and Briley, flour and meal, E.R.
grist mill, 2.5 miles from
Greenville on Stantonsburg
Road
28 February 1883
Kitchen and smokehouse of
W.B. Jarvis burned
7 March 1883
E.R.
Johnnie Stokes, sixteen year old E.R.
son of Edward Stokes of Swift
Creek, dropped dead while
working in field
14 March 1883
About Mrs. M.A. Hoyt
E.R.
14 March 1883
Robersonville shooting
E.R.
2 May 1883
Snow Hill shipbuilding
E.R.
11 April 1883, 6 April 1887
Death of John Flanagan
E.R.
11 April 1883
Death of D.D. Haskett
E.R.
11 April 1883
J.C. James and his stud horse
E.R.
18 April 1883
Alfred Forbes building up
Forbestown
E.R.
18 April 1883
Steamboat Florence at
Vanceboro
E.R.
18 April 1883
J.D. Pearce studied dentistry
E.R.
under Dr. L.N. Carr of Tarboro
18 April 1883
L.E. Smith at Center Bluff
E.R.
18 April 1883
Herbert Edmunds, hairdresser
E.R.
25 April 1883
Centrebluff Negro drowned
E.R.
25 April 1883
Dr. D.L. James, recent graduate E.R.
of the University of
Pennsylvania, associated with
his father, Dr. J.G. James, in
Greenville in the practice of
dentistry
25 April 1883, 12 September 1883
County aid to Elvi Moore,
Marrina James, and Thomas
Crafter, allowed $2 per month
E.R.
9 May 1883
Roof of Court House painted
E.R.
9 May 1883
Thomas Carrick preached in
Court House
E.R.
9 May 1883
B.F. Patrick to have Greenes
Mill Bridge repaired
E.R.
9 May 1883
Procter Brothers at Nelson's
Crossroads- dissolved 2 May
1883; J.A., J.O., and W.E.
Proctor; J.A. sold shares to
others
E.R.
9 May 1883
Death of William Allen
E.R.
9 May 1883
Death of Rippon Ward, Cherry
family
E.R.
23 May 1883
Drowned, son of C.T. Case
E.R.
23 May 1883
Death of James Oxley
E.R.
23 May 1883
Death of Lizzie, daughter of
J.O. Pollard
E.R.
23 May 1883
Store at Bells Crossroads,
Joseph Warren
E.R.
13 June 1883
Store at Gardener's Crossroads, E.R.
J.H.S. Page
13 June 1883
W.C. Nelson of Bethel hurt
while wrestling
E.R.
13 June 1883
Death in Greene County on 15 E.R.
June, Mills Smith, 73, brother of
Jesse Smith
20 June 1883
T.R. Cherry had son, R.D.
Cherry
E.R.
27 June 1883
Store, Bell's Ferry, C.M.A.
Griffin
E.R.
4 July 1883
Store in Bethel, R.W. Bullock
E.R.
4 July 1883
About J.O. Pollard farm
E.R.
11 July 1883
Will Dancy shot himself
E.R.
11 July 1883
Party at Falkland
E.R.
11 July 1883
S.O. Mason, Negro of
Greenville, blacksmith and
machinist
E.R.
18 July 1883
Drowned at Centrebluff, son of E.R.
R.R. Cotten
18 July 1883
Dr. C.A. Swindell retired
E.R.
18 July 1883
About W.H. Ragsdale
E.R.
18 July 1883
Sheds built in front of brick
store of B.F. Manning
E.R.
6 June 1883
Ice cream saloon in Greenville's E.R.
bakery
6 June 1883
A.J. Griffin, jeweler in store at
old post office
E.R.
6 June 1883
New Baptist church being built E.R.
in Greenville
6 June 1883
Advertisement: Greenville
Bottling Company
E.R.
13 June 1883
J. White will open a butchering E.R.
stall at market tomorrow
13 June 1883
Greenville Hook and Ladder
Company founded
E.R.
13 June 1883
Billiard Parlor, Anderson and
Wilson
E.R.
20 June 1883
Jarvis and Co. store painted
E.R.
20 June 1883
School in Court House
E.R.
20 June 1883
About gas works being put up in E.R.
new brick part of town
27 June 1883
Gala day in Greenville, 4th of
July celebration
4 July 1883
E.R.
New organ in Methodist church E.R.
11 July 1883
Mehegan's dancing class
E.R.
11 July 1883, 22 August 1883
Storm in Greenville, damage
E.R.
11 July 1883
Mr. Schwartz of Greenville
under arrest for violation of
revenue laws
E.R.
18 July 1883
Professor Ragsdale, first school E.R.
18 July 1883
at academy suspended on 30
July 1883
Greenville Bottling Company
Superintendent Schwartz left
Greenville
E.R.
25 July 1883
Male academy repaired
E.R.
25 July 1883
Lamps on Pitt Street broken
E.R.
25 July 1883
Mrs. M.E. Tyson's School
E.R.
25 July 1883
About opening of Ragsdale
School at Academy
E.R.
1 August 1883
Mrs. L.W. Lawrence took in
table boarders
E.R.
15 August 1883
Nobles and Williams bought
E.R.
Suggs' sawmill 3 miles on Plank
Road
15 August 1883, 8 August 1883
Mrs. D.V. Whichard, art classes E.R.
15 August 1883
About building a firehouse for E.R.
the Greenville Hook and Ladder
Company
22 August 1883, 29 August 1883
About Scotland Neck
newspaper
E.R.
22 August 1883
Bettie Warren's school
E.R.
22 August 1883
New scenery for Opera House
E.R.
12 September 1883
Schools in Greenville
E.R.
3 October 1883
Greenville's cotton market
E.R.
17 October 1883
Club House Restaurant,
Greenville
E.R.
17 October 1883
Flanagan sold carriage factory
in Greenville
E.R.
17 October 1883
Stores of Jewish men closed
E.R.
17 October 1883
Disciples church at Rountree
dedicated
E.R.
31 October 1883
William Clark of Americas,
Georgia, a former resident of
Greenville
E.R.
18 July 1883
Death of Sallie Jones, a noted
teacher
E.R.
25 July 1883, 1 August 1883, 8 August
1883
Death of child of Beverly
E.R.
25 July 1883, 1 August 1883
Daniels
About Steamboat Tarboro
E.R.
25 July 1883
Description of a Morehead City E.R.
trip
1-18 August 1883
Town law against profanity
1 August 1883
E.R.
Death of Anne, wife of Jackson E.R.
Williams
8 August 1883, 15 August 1883
J.W. Manning of Pitt County,
manager of a farm in Bertie
County
E.R.
8 August 1883
Farmville Dancing School
E.R.
22 August 1883
Fight: between J.R. Davenport
and W.G. Mizell of Pactolus
E.R.
29 August 1883
Forbestown originally called
Kingsville by Alfred Forbes
E.R.
29 August 1883
Negro Methodist church built
E.R.
29 August 1883
Gunfight, F.G. Dupree with a
Negro in Falkland
E.R.
29 August 1883, 5 September 1883
Death of Robert, infant son of
J.T. and Eliza Williams, on 31
August in Greenville
E.R.
5 September 1883
James Brooks from Swift Creek E.R.
Township, clerk for W.B. Jarvis
5 September 1883
W.B. Jarvis opened a hardware E.R.
store in Washington
5 September 1883
Death of Rosa Lee, daughter of E.R.
A.C. Nobles
5 September 1883
Falkland dance
E.R.
5 September 1883
Dr. J.F. Newman
E.R.
12 September 1883
Statesville, Herb Warehouse,
E.R.
largest business in U.S.A. of this
kind
12 September 1883
T.A. Cherry returned home after E.R.
eight months
12 September 1883
Joseph L. Ballard, Jr. in Pitt
E.R.
Superior Court for obstruction
of a highway- guilty- judgment
suspended on a payment of
costs
3 October 1883
Death of son of David D. and
3 October 1883
E.R.
Ada Clara Haskett
Accident at gin of B.J. Wilson,
1 mile out of town
E.R.
3 October 1883
Firm of R.C. and L.E. Cleve
dissolved, R.C. withdrew
E.R.
3 October 1883
John B. Garris moved to
Goldsboro
E.R.
3 October 1883
Theophilus Young lot in
Farmville
E.R.
3 October 1883
Jackson Pittman, 23 years in the E.R.
sawmill business at Johnson
Mills
3 October 1883
Married at residence of Henry E.R.
Brown in Martin County, 30
September, W.A. James of Pitt
County to Mrs. Lydia Whichard,
Baldy Coffield officiated
3 October 1883
Jack Buck, one of the oldest and E.R.
most highly respected
countymen, fell dead at
breakfast, he had organic heart
disease for several years
3 October 1883
Married in Martin County, W.S. E.R.
Fleming of Pitt County to
Fannie E. Mizell
3 October 1883
A.J. Griffin's new jewelry store E.R.
3 October 1883
Miss Mamie James went to
Chowan Baptist Female
Institute in Murfreesboro
E.R.
3 October 1883
Letters of administration on
estate of Alavena Albritton
[deceased] by James C.
Albritton
E.R.
3 October 1883
Stores in Greenville Township E.R.
that sell spirituous liquors: G.M.
Tucker, J.T. Pollard, J.T. and
L.H. Allen, Joab Herrington,
and F.W. Braxton
10 October 1883
Store in Falkland, M.Z. and
A.M. Moore
E.R.
10 October 1883
Store in Farmville, J.D. Jones
E.R.
10 October 1883
and Caesar Moore
Store in Pactolus, W.L. Harris
and Jerry Daniel
E.R.
10 October 1883
Store in Beaver Dam Township, E.R.
W.B. Burnett
10 October 1883
Store in Bell's Ferry, Joab
Herrington and M.A. Holten
E.R.
10 October 1883
Store at Crossroads, Manning, E.R.
Kinsaul, Herrington, and Biggs
Herrington
10 October 1883
Marcom Manning of Carolina
Township, appointed
processioner for Pitt County
E.R.
10 October 1883
James H. Tucker, license to
practice law
E.R.
10 October 1883
Death of Hy Hooker
E.R.
10 October 1883
E.Y. Blount of Contentnea
Township left for Baltimore to
study at College of Physicians
and Surgeons
E.R.
10 October 1883
Mr. Terrell of Tarboro will open E.R.
a tin shop in Greenville
10 October 1883
A.N. Ryan Saloon
E.R.
31 October 1883
New Negro Methodist church
almost completed
E.R.
7 November 1883
About Penny Hill
E.R.
7 November 1883
U.W. Burham's store
E.R.
14 November 1883
Mrs. R.H. Horne in brick store
E.R.
21 November 1883
About Farmville
E.R.
12 December 1883, 20 April 1887, 14
September 1887, 24 April 1889
Cloth from Snapdragon,
privateer, War of 1812
E.R.
1 February 1882
Smallpox quarantine effort in
New Bern
E.R.
26 January 1882
Captain H.F. Price has been
E.R.
here for several days, engaged
in surveying and laying off lots
on the farm of Colonel Harry
Skinner just out of town, several
of the lots have been sold
26 January 1882
Mrs. Artimissa Forbes, wife of
County Commissioner Noah
Forbes, fell out of her door
Tuesday night, 17 January, and
received several injuries, she is
now recovering
E.R.
26 January 1882
Joe Forbes, cook in Frank
Johnson's Oyster Restaurant
E.R.
26 January 1882
W. Benjamin Francis, mural
painter of Greenville
E.R.
26 January 1882
Old wooden jail being torn
down
E.R.
22 February 1883
Jonathan White purchased an
old store having a bakery
E.R.
1 March 1883
Hanrahan and Worthington
E.R.
opened a store in Alfred Forbes'
old stand
1 March 1883
Tornado in Pactolus
E.R.
8 March 1882
New brick jail to be built
E.R.
15 march 1882
T.M. Brockett's tin shop
E.R.
29 March 1882
G.B. King [Buck] went to
U.N.C. for legal class
E.R.
10 October 1883
Advertisement: Edward C.
Yellowley, posted alpine farm
E.R.
17 October 1883
J.B. Ellis sells farm in
Contentnea
E.R.
17 October 1883
T.A. Noble's saloon
E.R.
17 October 1883
Death of Calvin Evans
E.R.
17 October 1883
John Flanagan sold carriage
business, keeping undertaker
business
E.R.
17 October 1883
About Colonel F.L. Dancy
E.R.
17 October 1883
W.R. Williams opened a
restaurant in Club House
E.R.
17 October 1883
A telegraph office in Bethel
E.R.
17 October 1883
Greenville Baptist Church
started, laying bricks out
E.R.
31 October 1883
Disciples Church at Rountree
dedicated
E.R.
31 October 1883
John Galloway sick after eating E.R.
31 October 1883
oysters
Cannon shot off at speech of
Skinner
E.R.
31 October 1883
Dissolved, W.J. Rollins and
Company, Bethel
E.R.
7 November 1883
For sale, lot 58 by L.W.
Lawrence, executor of Mrs.
Sallie Jones
E.R.
7 November 1883
Allen and Braddy allowed to
E.R.
run a keno table at their business
in Greenville
14 November 1883
Death of Samuel L. Moore, 74
E.R.
14 November 1883
Building of Greenville Baptist
Church
E.R.
14 November 1883
Crossroads Church, Falkland
E.R.
14 November 1883, 16 January 1884
Quinerly's store near Centreville E.R.
21 November 1883
Jesse C. Wilson and J.B. Cox ,
Bell's Ferry
E.R.
21 November 1883, 5 December 1883
Death of Oliver Jarvis of
Washington, cousin of W.B.
Jarvis of Pitt County
E.R.
21 November 1883
For sale, old homestead of J.C.
Keel, 1 1/2 miles from Keel's
store
E.R.
28 November 1883
For sale, house on Washington
Street, agent L.W. Lawrence
E.R.
28 November 1883
Married in Edenton, Augustus E.R.
M. Moore of Greenville to Mrs.
M.E. Roberts of Edenton
5 December 1883
Colonel Joseph H. Saunders at
Avon Farm
E.R.
5 December 1883
Farms and stables of C.M.A.
Griffin and Charlie Gaskins at
Bell's Ferry burned
E.R.
5 December 1883
Joseph Williamson of Norfolk
moved to Greenville
E.R.
5 December 1883
Mrs. McD. Boyd of Surry
County, daughter of Germain
Bernard
E.R.
5 December 1883
Alice A. Proctor, administrator
E.R.
12 December 1883
of estate of Sylvester Proctor
S.I. Fleming and Company at
Parker's Crossroads moving
store to Pactolus
E.R.
12 December 1883
Haskett, Smith and Brothers
dissolved
E.R.
12 December 1883
Deceased, Needham W. Askew, E.R.
a wealthy citizen of Farmville
12 December 1883
W.A. Gilbert of Greenville
married in Kenansville
E.R.
12 December 1883
W.G. McGowan elected
superintendent of Poor House
E.R.
13 December 1883, 14 April 1886
John J. Harris moving liquor
E.R.
license from store in California
Township to Greenville
19 December 1883
Wife of J.C. Everett of Belvoir
Township burned
E.R.
19 December 1883
Susan Moore, wife of the late
Samuel Moore, returned to
Greenville
E.R.
19 December 1883
Relic, old 1788 bill money of
Dr. W.T. Paul, former resident
of Greenville
E.R.
19 December 1883
Tournament at Bethel
E.R.
19 December 1883
Dwelling houses wanted in
Greenville
E.R.
26 December 1883
Dr. Swindell living in Florida
E.R.
26 December 1883
J.A. Dupree, grocer
E.R.
2 January 1884
Lawrence and Williamson
Buggy Company
E.R.
2 January 1884
Where everyone lives in
Greenville
E.R.
9 January 1884
T.C. Terrill tin shop
E.R.
9 January 1884
Darius White livery stable
E.R.
9 January 1884
Crossroads Church, 3 miles
from Falkland
E.R.
16 January 1884
About Dr. F.C. James and Z.J.
Whitfield, left Bethel
E.R.
16 January 1884
J.B. Ellis moved to Greenville
E.R.
16 January 1884
Ellis and Briley's sawmill
E.R.
16 January 1884
B.F. Sugg bought Flanagan's
undertaker business
E.R.
23 January 1884
House of G.M. Tucker burned
E.R.
30 January 1884
Death of Jesse Cannon, an
administrator of Thomas
Cannon
E.R.
30 January 1884
T.A. Nobles mill for sale
E.R.
30 January 1884
G.E. Dancy, butcher at market
house
E.R.
6 February 1884
Andrew Joyner elected to Board E.R.
of Town Commissioners
16 January 1884
John Flanagan leaving
Greenville
16 January 1884, 14 December 1887
E.R.
Married in Edgecombe County, E.R.
11 January 1884, W.C. Joyner
of Pitt County to Mollie Edge
16 January 1884
Death of B.A. Cobb at his
father's residence in Greenville
E.R.
13 February 1884
J.T. Capps of Onslow County
E.R.
and General Stonewall Jackson
20 February 1884
Death of James Wilkes of
Beaver Dam
E.R.
20 February 1884
Store of Robert Cotten,
Centrebluff
E.R.
27 February 1884
Lemuel McGowan killed
himself
E.R.
27 February 1884
J.D. Cobb incapacitated by
rheumatism
E.R.
27 February 1884
Fire in Greenville
E.R.
27 February 1884
Building Memorial Baptist
Church in Greenville
E.R.
12 March 1884
Temperance Lodge, Coxville
E.R.
12 March 1884
Death of Mrs. Mary Anne
Andrews, 74
E.R.
12 March 1884
Death of J.R. Nelson of
consumption in his home in
Bethel last Saturday
E.R.
19 March 1884
Tornado in Belvoir
E.R.
19 March 1884, 26 March 1884
Death of John W. Daniel in
Pactolus Township, left behind
a wife and several small
children
E.R.
26 March 1884
Centrebluff for sale, store
operated by R.R. Cotten and
owned by R.A. BynumFarmville
E.R.
26 March 1884
History of Dr. C.A. Swindell's
drugstore in Greenville, 18761881
E.R.
9 April 1884, 19 April 1884
Death of Louis Dupree of
Falkland Township
E.R.
16 April 1884
Death of daughter of J.V.
Perkins of Pactolus
E.R.
16 April 1884
Items in Branson Directory of
Greenville wrong
E.R.
23 April 1884
Alfred Forbes, President and
Director of Tar River
Transportation Company
E.R.
30 April 1884, 5 May 1886
About Harding family of
Hanrahan
E.R.
7 May 1884
Muster of Greenville Guards
E.R.
14 May 1884
Death of W.H. Burnett
E.R.
28 May 1884
Robert Greene, Jr. purchased
E.R.
interest in Cuthrell and Grimmer
Buggy Company
13 February 1884
Those who receive a $5 pension E.R.
from the U.S.: in Greenville,
Martha Carson, Peggy Cherry,
Harriet Barnhill, Thomas
Moore, and Dicky Williams; in
Johnsons Mills, Eliza Smith and
Bettie Stocks; in Bell's Ferry,
Holland Brooks; in Coxville,
Marcia Gardner and Lydia
Hartley
13 February 1884
Governor pardoned T.A.
E.R.
Cherry- sentenced to 12 months
imprisonment in county jail at
September term of superior
court
13 February 1884
Joseph H. Saunders of Avon in
Civil War with Stonewall
Jackson
E.R.
20 February 1884
A.M. Allen's store for sale in
Marlboro
E.R.
20 February 1884
Clearing out Tar River
E.R.
27 February 1884
Description of every man in
Greenville
E.R.
27 February 1884, 12 March 1884
Death of Dr. W.J. Carman
E.R.
27 February 1884, 19 March 1884
About new Greenville Baptist
Church
E.R.
12 March 1884
John Flanagan building ice
house
E.R.
12 March 1884, 23 April 1884
Death of D.H. Dill
E.R.
12 March 1884, 19 March 1884
Mrs. V.H. Whichard put a long E.R.
piazza on the front of her house
12 March 1884
Colonel W.J. Saunders
E.R.
established an insurance agency
in Greenville
12 March 1884
Someone threw rubber balls at
Charles Holland's head on the
Court House lawn
E.R.
19 March 1884
Death of Francis L. Brown
E.R.
26 March 1884
Mrs. A.L. Blow's parents lived
in Richmond, Va.
E.R.
9 April 1884
D.E. Whorton, telegraph
operator
E.R.
16 April 1884
L.V. Morrill opened insurance
office in Greenville
E.R.
23 April 1884
Sugg and Ellis brick yard
E.R.
30 April 1884
Steam Mill at Bethel
E.R.
4 April 1883
Skinner's Hall opening
E.R.
11 April 1883
Pactolus Baptist Church
dedicated
E.R.
25 April 1883, 2 May 1883
O.P. Humber, inventor of the
Cotton Planter
E.R.
2 May 1883
Death of wife of G.T. Tyson
E.R.
23 May 1883
About Hyde County
E.R
6 June 1883
A.J. Griffin
E.R.
6 June 1883
Ryan took over White's Candy
Factory
E.R.
6 June 1883
Skinner's Opera House,
purchase of scenery
E.R.
11 July 1883, 12 October 1883, 2
February 1887
Club at Grifton
E.R.
18 July 1883
Dancing School at Farmville
E.R.
29 August 1883
Stores at Penny Hill
E.R.
7 November 1883
Snow Hill newspaper
E.R.
7 November 1883
History of Farmville
E.R.
12 December 1883
Greenville Fire Company
E.R.
2 January 1884, 2 February 1887, 2
February 1888
Beer bottlers
E.R.
30 January 1884
Greenville fire
E.R.
27 February 1884
Stores at Belvoir, tornado
E.R.
26 March 1884
Man gets haircut by prisoner
E.R.
through the bars on the window
of the jail
13 August 1884
River View Hall
E.R.
20 August 1884
Moss Barrett killed by Irvin
Lang
E.R.
20 August 1884
Reverend George Joyner of
Washington, N.C., associate
editor of the Watchtower
E.R.
24 September 1884
W.A. Manning
E.R.
1 October 1884, 26 January 1882
Johnson Mills items
E.R.
8 October 1884, 15 October 1884
Alfred Forbes elected to town
council in place of John S.
Smith who resigned
E.R.
15 October 1884
Death of Thomas Adams, 65, of E.R.
Chicod Township
22 October 1884
Walt Parker and B.F. Tyson
attended Horner School at
Oxford
E.R.
26 July 1882
J.Y. Joyner, principal of
LaGrange Academy
E.R.
2 August 1882
Death of Thomas J. Sheppard,
65
E.R.
16 August 1882
Star Band
E.R.
2 December 1882, 4 March 1886
About Nelsonville Post Office
E.R.
13 January 1886
B.F. Tyson went to law school
at Chapel Hill
E.R.
13 January 1886
Lt. Lawrence B. Tyson, a
E.R.
graduate of West Point and now
stationed in the Wyoming
Territory, visited home
20 January 1886
Wagon collision in Greenville
27 January 1886
E.R.
Mr. Joab Tyson has moved into E.R.
his new residence on
Washington Street
5 May 1886
Funny story of lazy people
5 May 1886
E.R.
F. P. Johnson married to Miss E.R.
Mattie E. Tyson at 12th Street
residence of bride's father, A.A.
Tyson of Pitt County; J.R.
Forbes, Justice of the Peace
19 May 1886
Mr. Samuel Quinerly married to E.R.
Miss Delpha King at 9th Street
residence of bride's father,
Sheriff William M. King; Rev.
D.B. Clayton
16 June 1886
Memorial Baptist Church
building, Greenville
E.R.
9 June 1884
Greenville Guards
E.R.
9 June 1884, 23 July 1884, 1 October
1884, 29 April 1885, 13 May 1885, 27
May 1885, 17 June 1885, 5 August
1885, 19 August 1885, 26 August
1885, 25 August 1886, 2 February
1887, 22 June 1887, 23 February 1887,
3 August 1887, 31 August 1887, 2
February 1888, 23 February 1888, 10
July 1889, 15 January 1890, 26 March
1890, 26 February 1890
Mystery balloon going down
river
E.R.
18 June 1884
Negro Fire Company
E.R.
18 June 1884
J.J. Perkins cotton picking
invention
E.R.
2 July 1884
John R. Jenkins of Pitt County
married in Haywood County
E.R.
9 July 1884
Cannon shot, Negro hurt
E.R.
9 July 1884
About granite in Falkland
E.R.
Township and how it was used
in the 1850's
16 July 1884
Flag of the Fire Company
E.R.
30 July 1884
New store of J.H. Smith in
Falkland
E.R.
9 May 1883, 27 August 1884,
Rough and Ready Fire
Company
E.R.
27 August 1884, 31 December 1884, 4
March 1885, 7 October 1885, 7 July
1886, 14 July 1886, 17 August 1887
Accident of J.L. Ballard
E.R.
27 August 1884
Art classes in Greenville
E.R.
27 August 1884
Sycamore Hill Baptist Church
E.R.
27 August 1884, 31 October 1888
Death of J.V. Perkins
E.R.
27 August 1884
About east end of Third Street, E.R.
from top of hill to bridge on
town line
3 September 1884
Attempt to rob store of J.T.
Pollard
E.R.
3 September 1884
About J.A. Duvall building a
new brick store
E.R.
10 September 1884
Teacher's Association organized E.R.
at Mary Smith's school
10 September 1884
John E. Reuss came to
E.R.
Greenville from Baltimore as a
baker for Ryan and Suggs
10 September 1884
Mahala Braxton put on county
assistance list, $1 a month
E.R.
17 September 1884
Bridge at Johnson's Mills
E.R.
17 September 1884
Bridge at Quinerly, 275 feet
long, 10 feet wide
E.R.
17 September 1884
Bell's Ferry Bridge damaged
E.R.
17 September 1884
Poor House fruit trees
E.R.
17 September 1884
Gardners Ford Bridge
E.R.
17 September 1884
Black Jack Parade
E.R.
17 September 1884
Death of Mrs. W.L. Clark, wife E.R.
of postmaster of Black Jack
17 September 1884
New front porch of J.B. Cherry E.R.
residence
17 September 1884
J.C. Greene gone to Falkland to E.R.
24 September 1884
clerk for Dr. Mayo in the
telegraph office
Well dug in front of Court
House and on Main Street
E.R.
14 February 1884
Large store near Court House
E.R.
21 May 1884
B.F. Patrick building home on
Fourth Street
E.R.
21 May 1884
I.A. Suggs' brickyard
E.R.
4 June 1884
L.V. Morrilll office being built E.R.
in rear of Opera House
4 June 1884
Mrs. Hooker is having a
residence built on the lot that
she purchased in Forbes Town
E.R.
18 June 1884
New bridge over ravine by
Forbes Town
E.R.
18 June 1884
First street signs put up in
Greenville
E.R.
25 June 1884
Mrs. S.A. Charlotte sold her
E.R.
property on Evans and Fourth
Street to Col. Harry Skinner for
$5000
25 June 1884
B.W. Brown purchased lot
owned by Rev. S.V. Hoyle in
Skinnersville and will have a
residence built there soon
E.R.
25 June 1884
Mrs. P.E. Dancy purchased a
portion of Miss Sue Kinsaul's
lot on Pitt Street and will build
a home
E.R.
16 July 1884
W.B. Wilson moved into a new E.R.
residence on Fourth Street built
by B.F. Patrick
23 July 1884
Pactolus items, Dr. Bagwell
23 July 1884
E.R.
Funny story about an 18 3/4 lb. E.R.
coon, a sweet gum tree
13 August 1884
Building on Evans Street
belonging to Col. H. Skinner
fell and is being moved off the
lot, lower floor occupied by
Greenville Bottling Company,
upper floor "Standard" office
23 July 1884, 30 July 1884, 29 April
1885
E.R.
and lodge for Negro Odd
Fellows
John Flanagan owned old
buggy factory
E.R.
30 July 1884
Residence of Reverend Thomas E.R.
Carrick at Baptist Parsonage is
being removed to middle of the
lot
30 July 1884
Burned, destruction on Evans
Street being filled
E.R.
13 August 1884
Picnic at Moye's Schoolhouse
E.R.
13 August 1884
Mrs. P.E. Dancy building a
house on Pitt Street
E.R.
13 August 1884
Description of bridges in Pitt
County
E.R.
20 August 1884
Old wooden buildings removed E.R.
from Charlotte lot, purchased
by Col. Skinner
20 August 1884
First Pitt County Fair
E.R.
27 August 1884
John S. Smith building a brick
building on part of the Dancy
lot
E.R.
27 August 1884
List and physical description of E.R.
every eligible man in Greenville
27 February 1884
About Alfred Forbes and his
store
E.R.
21 April 1886
About John S. Congleton
E.R.
14 April 1886
Truck farming and shipping
peas out of New Bern
E.R.
19 April 1882
Death of former sheriff of Pitt
County
E.R.
1 February 1882
History of Beaver Dam
Township
E.R.
26 April 1882
C. Forbes giving donation for
church
E.R.
21 May 1882
George Tucker's store burned
E.R.
7 June 1882, 28 June 1882
Mr. E.A. Moye injured in
cotton gin accident
E.R.
18 October 1882
Mary V. Forbes selling Arthur
Forbes land
E.R.
1 November 1882
Death of Elias Tripp
E.R.
1 November 1882
Death of Thomas McGlawhorn, E.R.
83, of Contentnea
8 November 1882
L.V. Morrilll to publish a new
newspaper in Greenville
E.R.
30 April 1884
Colored Dramatic Company at
Cherry Hall
E.R.
7 May 1884
Hook and Ladder House being
built
E.R.
7 May 1884
Bethel Academy
E.R.
28 May 1884, 10 December 1884, 17
December 1884, 11 March 1885, 26
February 1887, 13 April 1887, 23
February 1887, 31 August 1887, 11
January 1888, 19 June 1889
G.E. Pittman of New Bern to
take charge of Morrilll's paper
E.R.
4 June 1884
L.V. Morrilll builds on lot
behind Opera House
E.R.
11 June 1884
Negro Fire Company
E.R.
18 June 1884
Democratic Standard, 1st issue, E.R.
L.V. Morrilll
17 June 1884
Shingle factory near Bethel
E.R.
16 July 1884
Negro invention to get water on E.R.
Greene Street
23 July 1884
Gun club formed
E.R.
23 July 1884
Pactolus items
E.R.
6 August 1884, 20 August 1884
Bridge from Greenville to
Washington old
E.R.
20 August 1884
About Sycamore Hill Negro
Church
E.R.
27 August 1884
Dutch nets in Pitt County
E.R.
11 April 1883
Poem
E.R.
8 August 1883, 29 January 1885
Mary Forbes administrator of
Arthur Forbes' estate
E.R.
6 December 1882
Death of widow of Burton G.
Albritton
E.R.
31 January 1883
A dog tried in Pitt County Court E.R.
14 March 1883
About Steamboat Snow Hill
E.R.
11 April 1883
Death of Howell Whitehead
E.R.
25 April 1883
A.W. Moye has cotton on his
farm, the best crop around
E.R.
20 June 1883
History of Baptists in
Greenville
E.R.
29 August 1883
Brown and Moye, fire
insurance agents
E.R.
12 September 1883
Advertisement: Alfred Forbes
Store
E.R.
3 October 1883, 2 February 1887
Death of Calvin Evans
E.R.
17 October 1883
Rachel E. Tripp
E.R.
28 November 1883
Fishing laws in Tar River
E.R.
6 February 1884
Mr. A.W. Moye left last week
for Wake County, his future
home
E.R.
6 February 1884
Sale of A.M. Allen's town
property by E.A. Moye
E.R.
6 February 1884
Old customs: death, food, and
disease
E.R.
20 February 1884
N.C. snake story, joint snake
E.R.
26 March 1884
J.G. Moye has an old
newspaper, ca. 1800, about
George Washington
E.R.
2 April 1884
Funny story in Greenville, man E.R.
asked for ox horns, were really
bananas
7 May 1884
Town ordinances of Greenville E.R.
4 June 1884, 3 June 1885
About large steam mill in Pitt
County, Black Jack
E.R.
2 July 1884
A.W. Moye very sick at his
home in Cary, his brother J.G.
Moye left for his bedside
E.R.
2 July 1884
Pitt County industries, shingle
factories
E.R.
16 July 1884
J.R. Moye left to visit his
brother in Cary
E.R.
16 July 1884
History of Peter P. Lawrence, a E.R.
cabinet maker
23 July 1884
J.G. Moye returned from Cary
E.R.
23 July 1884
About Julian V. Perkins
E.R.
24 September 1884
W.G. Windham hurt by a ram
E.R.
1 October 1884
Death of Mrs. Willoughby, a
member of the Free Will
Baptist Church
E.R.
1 October 1884
Miss Spain Windham of Florida E.R.
1 October 1884
Johnson Mills School
E.R.
8 October 1884
William Buck of Chicod
Township had hand hurt in gin
E.R.
8 October 1884
Allen Johnson of Johnson Mills E.R.
had house damaged in storm
15 October 1884
Daughter of Abel Smith of
Falkland Township hurt
E.R.
15 October 1884
James Masters, an "idiot,"
receives county assistance
E.R.
15 October 1884
Married, J.R. Elks to Elizabeth E.R.
Adams
22 October 1884
Death of Thomas Adams of
E.R.
Chicod Township, a member of
the Free Will Baptist Church
22 October 1884
About Zeno H. Greene
E.R.
29 October 1884
Death of William Grimes, 62
E.R.
5 November 1884
Death of daughter of John V.
Johnston
E.R.
5 November 1884
Dr. J. T. Sledge
E.R.
24 December 1884
New road of G.T. Tyson- J.O.
Pollard- Beaver Dam Swamp
E.R.
24 December 1884
N.B. Anderson moved to
Greenville
E.R.
24 December 1884
J.L. Smith moved to Greenville E.R.
24 December 1884
Laughing house and Warren
Store, Nelson's Crossroads
E.R.
24 December 1884
William Elks killed at Ballard's E.R.
Crossroads
24 December 1884
About J.H. Spain
E.R.
12 November 1882
Death of B.S. Atkinson
E.R.
12 November 1884, 19 November
1884
M.G. Weatherington tried to
commit suicide
E.R.
12 November 1884
C.D. Rountree house burned
E.R.
12 November 1884
Democratic victory parade
E.R.
12 November 1884
Cannon shot
E.R.
12 November 1884
Bethel store
E.R.
12 November 1884, 3 December 1884,
17 December 1884
S.M. Whichard of Kissemee
Fla., relative of David
Whichard
E.R.
19 November 1884
J.B. Johnson, stolen canoe
E.R.
19 November 1884
Gorham Place owned by
William Whitehead
E.R.
26 November 1884
Negro band
E.R.
26 November 1884, 4 March 1885, 22
April 1885, 21 October 1886
Work started on F.G. James'
new brick home
E.R.
26 November 1884
Bell's Ferry Opera House
E.R.
3 December 1884
Beer bottling building caught
fire
E.R.
10 December 1884
W.D. Parker of Farmville won
award at state expo.
E.R.
10 December 1884
Death of wife of J.G. Manning
E.R.
17 December 1884
Dr. V.N. Seawell
E.R.
17 December 1884
Dr. W.C. Jordan of N.Y.
E.R.
17 December 1884
Turkey hunt
E.R.
29 January 1885, 4 February 1885
B.L.T. Barnhill Buggy Shops,
Bethel
E.R.
31 December 1884
Orlando Hearne is dead
E.R.
31 December 1884
Court case of Sermons family
E.R.
7 January 1885
John Flanagan and Williamson E.R.
Buggy Shop
29 January 1885, 18 February 1885
Plans for new Episcopal church E.R.
7 January 1885, 30 September 1885
Flanagan and Suggs
Undertaking
E.R.
7 January 1885
Colonel Skinner's stores,
Telegraph Office
E.R.
14 January 1885
High School for Negroes in
Greenville
E.R.
21 January 1885
Funny sign at Kinston
E.R.
21 January 1885
About marriage of A.J. Moye
E.R.
21 January 1885
History of newspapers in
Greenville, 1870's
E.R.
21 January 1885, 29 January 1885
J.R. William Dairy
E.R.
29 January 1885
Horse fell into cistern
E.R.
29 January 1885
Carpet in Court House
E.R.
29 January 1885
About Twenty Questions Club
of Greenville [female]
E.R.
29 January 1885, 25 February 1885, 11
March 1885, 25 March 1885, 27 May
1885, 6 July 1887
Death of W.H. Smith
E.R.
18 February 1885
W.D. Barber
E.R.
18 February 1885
John Randolph
E.R.
18 February 1885
Odd and unusual, hunting tale
E.R.
18 February 1885
About Masonic Lodge School,
1840's
E.R.
25 February 1885
About Buzzard's Roost
E.R.
25 February 1885
W.E. Fountain, builder of local E.R.
telegraph line
25 February 1885
Winnie Forbes burned
4 March 1885, 18 March 1885
E.R.
Death of wife of Calvin Stokes E.R.
18 March 1885
Armory in Greenville
E.R.
18 March 1885, 8 April 1885, 22 April
1885
Cornelius Kinsaul, Standard
Keeper of Pitt County
E.R.
18 March 1885
Greenville Military Company
E.R.
25 March 1885, 20 January 1886
New town charter
E.R.
25 March 1885, 1 April 1885
Mrs. L.C. Atkinson boarding
house
E.R.
25 March 1885
Bridge repairs
E.R.
1 April 1885, 27 June 1888, 2 May
1888
Spool factory in Greenville
E.R.
8 April 1885
Boy hurt on G.T. Tyson's farm
E.R.
8 April 1885
Death of Molly, wife of John T. E.R.
Baker
8 April 1885
About Five Points
E.R.
8 April 1885, 7 April 1886
Large eagle killed
E.R.
22 April 1885, 29 April 1885
Daughter of R.S. Tucker of
Raleigh married
E.R.
15 April 1885
Falkland, new hall
E.R.
22 April 1885
Newspaper at Bethel
E.R.
29 April 1885, 6 May 1885
About killer of General Grimes E.R.
29 April 1885
Italian band visited Greenville
E.R.
29 April 1885
Death of wife of Caleb
Weatherington
E.R.
29 April 1885
John Flanagan ice wagon
E.R.
29 April 1885, 6 May 1885
Steamboat Greenville
E.R.
29 April 1885, 8 July 1885, 17
November 1886, 9 March 1887, 8 June
1887, 21 September 1887, 20 July
1887, 17 August 1887, 26 October
1887, 24 August 1887, 18 January
1888, 2 May 1888, 15 August 1888, 22
August 1888, 17 October 1888, 25
December 1889
Death of wife of J.L. Hudson
E.R.
6 May 1885
John Cherry seine
E.R.
6 May 1885
Large snake
E.R.
27 May 1885
Married, J. F. Joyner to Fannie
Lang
E.R.
27 May 1885
Flanagan buggies
E.R.
27 May 1885, 2 April 1890
Laying of cornerstone of
Episcopal church
E.R.
3 June 1885
About Mary Pollard, daughter
of J.T. Pollard
E.R.
3 June 1885
Captured deer and bee hives
E.R.
3 June 1885
Baseball Club organized
E.R.
3 June 1885, 10 June 1885, 24 June
1885
Steamboat Margie at Greenville E.R.
3 June 1885, 5 August 1885
Chicken story
E.R.
3 June 1885
Death of Captain L.W. Vick
E.R.
3 June 1885
Brick Block Band
E.R.
3 June 1885, 8 July 1885
Greenville Male and Female
Institute
E.R.
1 July 1885, 22 January 1885, 28 April
1886
Bethel Post Office
E.R.
10 June 1885, 13 January 1886
Rev. A.A. Tyson broke his leg
E.R.
10 June 1885
Death of child of D. Horton
E.R.
10 June 1885
Fox killed 240 chickens
E.R.
1 July 1885
Noah Forbes in a lodge
E.R.
8 July 1885
Negro Baseball Club
E.R.
8 July 1885, 11 May 1887
Greenville Baseball Club
E.R.
8 July 1885, 22 July 1885, 12 August
1885, 24 August 1887, 13 June 1888
Mrs. S.M. Moore of Greenville E.R.
and Aiken, S.C.- daughter of
Mrs. T.M. Scott of McCormick,
S.C.
22 January 1885
Death of child of W.B. Jarvis
E.R.
22 July 1885
Odd and unusual, fight with a
hammock
E.R.
22 July 1885
About Rev. Stancill
E.R.
22 July 1885
History of Benjamin Brown,
charter member of Greenville
Lodge
E.R.
29 July 1865
Odd and unusual, drunk rat
E.R.
29 July 1885
R.M. Hearne, agent for O.D.C. E.R.
29 July 1885
Death of Mariah Edwards,
sister-in-law of A. Cox
E.R.
29 July 1885
Death of Jesse Smith, father of
20
E.R.
5 August 1885
J.B. Ellis, flour mill in
Greenville
E.R.
12 August 1885
Death of wife of J.B. Hardee
E.R.
12 August 1885
Death of Mary Frances,
daughter of Rev. H.T. Tyson
E.R.
12 August 1885
Dancing school in Greenville
E.R.
19 August 1885
Members of Farmville Band
E.R.
26 August 1885
Odd and unusual, snake
E.R.
26 August 1885
Dredge boat at Greenville
E.R.
26 August 1885, 17 November 1886
About Greenville Library
E.R.
2 September 1885
School at academy
E.R.
2 September 1885
Lodge cornerstone laid in
Falkland
E.R.
9 September 1885
J.B. Tripp at School
E.R.
9 September 1885
Sturgeon in Tar River
E.R.
9 September 1885
Falkland items
E.R.
16 September 1885, 23 September
1885
First elevator in Greenville in
E.R.
16 September 1885
three-story building of Capt.
White
J.H. Shelburn, elephant sign
E.R.
16 September 1885
Ryan's restaurant
E.R.
16 September 1885
Death of Rev. George Joyner
E.R.
23 September 1885
Death of Col. Joseph H.
Saunders
E.R.
30 September 1885
Death of Col. Edward C.
Yellowley
E.R.
30 September 1885
New warehouse built at wharf
E.R.
30 September 1885
Post office in new Skinner
building
E.R.
30 September 1885
Death of Mrs. Parthenia
E.R.
Williams, J.A. Sutton is her life
insurance recipient
30 September 1885
New J.A. Dupree store
30 September 1885
E.R.
Rice crop in Hanrahan of Henry E.R.
Harris and Dick Bland
7 October 1885
Matthew Sermon
E.R.
7 October 1885
Beer bottling building moved
E.R.
7 October 1885
New post office
E.R.
7 October 1885, 12 June 1889
L.V. Morrill building a
E.R.
residence on Plank Road Street
7 October 1885
J.W. Robertson and Dr. J.T.
Sledge building residence in
Forbestown
E.R.
7 October 1885
J.W. Robertson to build eight
new houses
E.R.
7 October 1885
Death of Sarah Jane, daughter
of Worrel Moore of Pactolus
E.R.
7 October 1885
Negro merchants
E.R.
14 October 1885
Pactolus Baptist Church
E.R.
14 October 1885
James Rives, green tea
E.R.
14 October 1885
Lum Case of Beaver Dam
Township
E.R.
14 October 1885
Sale of E.C. Yellowley farm
E.R.
14 October 1885
Macon House Hotel
E.R.
21 October 1885, 8 August 1888, 6
April 1887, 7 September 1887, 19
October 1887, 4 January 1888, 18
January 1888, 12 September 1888
Mrs. Turner Pollard bought
burial clothes
E.R.
21 October 1885, 11 November 1885
Post office at Nelson's
Crossroads
E.R.
21 October 1885
About Beer House mule wagon E.R.
21 October 1885
Thomas Nobles died in
Contentnea Township
E.R.
21 October 1885
Col. H. Skinner to build a new
home
E.R.
21 October 1885
R.D. Armstrong, telegraph
operator in Pactolus
E.R.
21 October 1885
P.G. Mayo, telegraph operator
in Falkland
E.R.
21 October 1885
W.R. Carney's house burned
E.R.
21 October 1885
C.C. Kirkman bees
E.R.
28 October 1885
Bear killed on plantation of
R.M. Speir in Pactolus
E.R.
28 October 1885
Lower floor of jail finished
E.R.
27 September 1882
Greenville has no bank
E.R.
8 November 1882
Fire in store in Greenville
E.R.
27 December 1882
New buggy factory in
Greenville
E.R.
2 January 1884
J.W. Higgs moved to Greenville E.R.
from Halifax
9 January 1884
Darius White moved to
Greenville to open a livery
business
E.R.
9 January 1884
L.C. Terrell moved to
Greenville from Tarboro to
open a kitchen store
E.R.
9 January 1884
Members of lodge in Greenville E.R.
9 January 1884
Fire at Powell store in
Greenville
E.R.
9 January 1884
About homes in Greenville,
new developments in
JohnTown, Skinnersville, and
Forbestown
E.R.
9 January 1884
Professor Ragsdale's school
E.R.
9 January 1884
Ellis and Briley sawmill
E.R.
16 January 1884
Store of D.W. Winstead
E.R.
16 January 1884
Shelburn Beer Bottling
Company opened
E.R.
23 January 1884
Baptist church near completion E.R.
30 January 1884
About Shelburn and Anderson
Beer Factory
E.R.
6 February 1884
G.E. Dancy, butcher at market
E.R.
6 February 1884
John Flanagan staying in
Greenville, building a new
home and ice house there
E.R.
24 February 1884
Fire at Harry Skinner's house
E.R.
24 February 1884
Flanagan building ice house at
wharf
E.R.
12 March 1884
Mrs. V.H. Michaels built a long E.R.
porch on her home
12 March 1884
Safety Committee minutes of
Pitt County, 1774
E.R.
26 March 1884
Opera House had fresco
painted
E.R.
9 April 1884, 30 April 1884
Fire damage to new brick block E.R.
being repaired
9 April 1884
J. Flanagan's home near
completion
E.R.
16 April 1884
Names of Greenville Military
Company
E.R.
16 April 1884
Ice and jewelry store opened in E.R.
Greenville
23 April 1884
Mrs. Mary Foley, cloak maker
E.R.
23 April 1884
Dr. Bagwell at Pactolus
E.R.
14 May 1884
W.B. Francis, ad. for painting
E.R.
26 January 1882
Town officers
E.R.
26 January 1882
John Belcher purchased interest E.R.
in Harry Skinner's grocery
business
26 January 1882
Capt. H.F. Price laying out
Skinnersville
E.R.
26 January 1882
Swindell's drug store
E.R.
26 January 1882
Brown and Wilson bought out
E.R.
26 January 1882
Cherry Grocery Store
Mt. Pleasant Church, quarterly
meeting
E.R.
26 January 1882
Eleventh session of Bagley's
School in Greenville
E.R.
26 January 1882
Cigars sold at Greenville
Saloon
E.R.
1 February 1882
Steamboat A.C. Hallow at
wharf
E.R.
1 February 1882
D. Lichtenstein and Company,
brick store
E.R.
1 February 1882
Advertisement: J.J. Perkins,
fancy chicken
E.R.
15 February 1882
Steamboat Edgecombe
E.R.
15 February 1885
Lots in Marlboro
E.R.
22 February 1882
Old jail torn down
E.R.
22 February 1882
Death of Mrs. Titus Carr,
daughter of Eliza Little of
Pactolus
E.R.
22 February 1882
Henry Edmunds' livery man,
accident on bridge
E.R.
22 February 1882
Five new brick stores to go on
old jail lot
E.R.
22 February 1882
James Brown returned
E.R.
22 February 1882
Many nice birds and sportsmen E.R.
shooting them
22 February 1882
Charlie Skinner brought his
E.R.
family to Greenville and is now
permanently here
1 March 1882
Miss S.A. Jones gave up school E.R.
because of health
1 March 1882
Owl caught by Theophilus Keel E.R.
in Carolina Township
1 March 1882
Many drunks in town
E.R.
1 March 1882
W.L. Tucker hurt while hunting E.R.
1 March 1882
Jonathan White purchased
grocery of Messers J.M. Blow
and Company, and will start a
bakery
1 March 1882
E.R.
Homes to be built in
Skinnersville
E.R.
1 March 1882
Ball at Opera House with an
orchestra
E.R.
7 January 1885
Upper offices of Col. Skinner's E.R.
new brick block fitted up
14 January 1885
Clarissa Lawrence rented out
home in Forbestown and has
moved back to Greenville
E.R.
14 January 1885
List of people and where they
live or rent in Skinnersville
E.R.
14 January 1885
Marriage of A.J. Moye and
Clara Edwards
E.R.
21 January 1885
J.M. Garrett moving back to
Norfolk
E.R.
4 February 1885
List of new buildings and
homes built in Greenville
E.R.
18 February 1885
Horse trade at Buzzard's Roost
E.R.
25 February 1885
Rat killing at the Market House E.R.
25 February 1885
About steam sawmill of Moore E.R.
and Adams
4 March 1885
Winnie, daughter of Augustus
Forbes, was burned while
helping her grandfather Noah
Forbes, she was under the care
of Dr. W.M.B. Brown
E.R.
4 March 1885
Negro child burned on farm of
Joseph Tripp
E.R.
11 March 1885
E.B. Forbes building another
house at Forbestown
E.R.
11 March 1885
W.L. Brown and Ms. E.B.
Sheppard building on Plank
Road Street
E.R.
18 March 1885
Amos Kinsaul building on Fifth E.R.
Street
18 March 1885
Mayor F.A. James moved into
new residence on Fifth Street
E.R.
28 October 1885
Death of Rufus, son of E.S.
Dixon of Chicod Township
E.R.
28 October 1885
Double-seated pony cart of Col. E.R.
4 November 1885
Skinner
County Commissioners
E.R.
28 October 1885
R.R. Hammond, formerly of
Greenville, now in New Bern
E.R.
4 November 1885
Mrs. A.M. Perkins moved into
new home on Third Street
E.R.
4 November 1885
John L. Daniel, night police
E.R.
4 November 1885
Black Jack Post Office
discontinued
E.R.
11 November 1885
W.E. Ormand and B.F. Suggs
machine shop
E.R.
11 November 1885, 24 March 1886
Joab Tyson moved to
Greenville, lives in house of
B.F. Patrick
E.R.
11 November 1885
House built by Sugg and Ellis
E.R.
11 November 1885
For Sale, land beside Greenville E.R.
Institute
18 November 1885
Death of N.B. Anderson
E.R.
18 November 1885
Affray: R.L. Nichols, Bill
Faithful
E.R.
18 November 1885
Old poem of Mrs. Sally Ann
Jones
E.R.
18 November 1885
J.B. Higgs moved into new
home in Forbestown
E.R.
18 November 1885
Mrs. Augustus M. Moore, sister E.R.
of Cornelia F. Green, her
daughters Fannie and Connie
18 November 1885
Death of Julian Marshall
E.R.
18 November 1885
Death of John T. Bynum of
Farmville
E.R.
18 November 1885
The Moye Place for sale, house E.R.
of N.B. Anderson
25 November 1885
E.T. Savage lost land at Bell's
Fork because of debt to B.F.
Patrick
E.R.
25 November 1885
Greenville band: John Fullman, E.R.
instructor, 1st violin; J.C.
Lanier, 2nd violin; J.H.
Shelburn, violin cello; J.Q.
Smith, trombone; T.A. Nobles,
25 November 1885
clarinet
McWhorter's Academy, Bethel E.R.
2 December 1885
Death of Norfleet Saunders, son E.R.
of Col. J.H. Saunders
2 December 1885
Story of coat stolen of L.H.
Wilson
E.R.
2 December 1885
Erastus Weatherington and
Miss Millie Corey
E.R.
2 December 1885
Married in Edgecombe County, E.R.
Lucius Maget of Pitt County to
Pattie Wooten
9 December 1885
Rev. O.P. Humber had a stroke E.R.
9 December 1885
W.L. Cobb
E.R.
9 December 1885
J.W. Robertson's new store
E.R.
16 December 1885, 21 April 1886
Odd and unusual, Allen Taylor E.R.
had accident with gun powder
23 December 1885
Willie F. Taylor of Keelsville,
large deer hunt
E.R.
23 December 1885
Sale of Peel land, north side of
Tyson Creek
E.R.
23 December 1885
For sale, Jordan farm and
E.R.
plantation at Falkland, see Mrs.
E.E. Lewis or Dr. W.C. Jordan
23 December 1885
For sale, 400 acres of
Contentnea Creek land by
Joseph L. Ballard
E.R.
23 December 1885
Janette L. Nelson, daughter of E.R.
J.R. Nelson, vs. J.M. Whichard
and wife, to pay debts
23 December 1885
Giant hog of James Galloway
E.R.
23 December 1885
Legion of Honor [Masonic]
E.R.
organized in Greenville in 1880
23 December 1885
Greenville opposed the rail road E.R.
23 December 1885
Advertisement: Riverview
Nursery
E.R.
23 December 1885
Johnson, Norcott, and
E.R.
Company, oyster bar and saloon
23 December 1885
W.L. Anderson and Company
dissolved by the death of W.L.
Anderson, Noah Forbes is the
16 November 1885
E.R.
surviving partner
Land of Edwin Andrews,
deceased, in Bethel for sale
E.R.
23 December 1885
Advertisement: J.O. Proctor and E.R.
Bro., Nelson's Crossroads
23 December 1885
Rice farming in Pitt County a
failure, Samuel Quinerly
E.R.
6 January 1886
New house erected by Mrs.
O'Hagan on corner of Greene
and 4th Streets
E.R.
6 January 1885
Mrs. P.E. Dancy, mother of
Mrs. John W. Goodwin, of
Philadelphia
E.R.
6 January 1886
Windows for new Episcopal
church arrived
E.R.
6 January 1886
Col. William Whitehead, good
crop
E.R.
6 January 1886
Death of Samuel H. Langley of E.R.
a morphine overdose
6 January 1886
Fox hunt in B.F. Patrick's
neighborhood
E.R.
6 January 1886
Christmas at the Poor House
E.R.
6 January 1885
Allen Warren appointed public E.R.
administrator of Pitt County
6 January 1886
Christmas damage by
pranksters
E.R.
6 January 1886
Moore and Company at
Pactolus made assignment
E.R.
6 January 1886
Christmas and New Year's at
Bethel
E.R.
13 January 1886
Andrew's Hall, Bethel
E.R.
13 January 1886
Death of Mrs. Gardner of
Bethel
E.R.
13 January 1886
1885 Board of County
E.R.
Commissioners: John S. Harris,
E.S. Dixon, Samuel Quinerly,
S.H. Spain, James R. Congleton
13 January 1886
J.B. Higgs going out of
business
E.R.
13 January 1886
Advertisement: James School,
E.R.
13 January 1886
Bethel
Tar River froze over
E.R.
13 January 1886
Negroes leave for turpentine
work in S.C. and Ga.
E.R.
13 January 1886
Daughter of J.A. Briley burned E.R.
13 January 1886
Annie Bynum at Chowan
Baptist Female Institute,
Murfreesboro
E.R.
13 January 1886
Two shooting galleries on
Evans Street
E.R.
13 January 1886
B.F. Tyson returned to U.N.C.
to study law
E.R.
13 January 1886
W.F. Morrilll sold his interest E.R.
in the Standard; G.B. King now
sole owner
13 January 1886
Mr. L.J. Moore moved back to
his farm
E.R.
13 January 1886
Mrs. N.B. Anderson moved to
her farm
E.R.
13 January 1886
J.B. Higgs bought L.J. Moore's E.R.
house in Skinnersville
13 January 1886
B.F. Suggs moved into the
Forbes house on Evans Street
E.R.
13 January 1886
G.E. Harriss bought 1/2 interest E.R.
in draying business owned by
J.Q. Smith and J.R. Rowse
13 January 1886
Greenville guard house too
small
E.R.
13 January 1886
New cornet band
E.R.
13 January 1886
New post office opened at
E.R.
Nelson's Crossroad, now called
Nelsonville; new post office in
Bethel
13 January 1886
E.W. Gay, notorious criminal of E.R.
Falkland Township
13 January 1886
History of J.B. Higgs
E.R.
13 January 1886, 21 July 1886
Firm of Jones and James in
Bethel dissolved
E.R.
13 January 1886
Bethel House Hotel, W.A.
James, proprietor
E.R.
13 January 1886
John Gaskins and Parker
Gaskins, murderers
E.R.
20 January 1886
Many Bethel stores assigned:
W.F. Andrews, R.M. Jones,
W.A. James Jr.
E.R.
20 January 1886
Chester H. James of Bethel,
cadet at Maryland Military
School, Oxford, Md.
E.R.
20 January 1886
John, son of J.B. Ellis, left
yesterday for Bingham School
E.R.
20 January 1886
James C. Cobb
E.R.
20 January 1886
Henry H. Wilson left for Wake E.R.
Forest
20 January 1886
W. Fred Morrilll purchased
E.R.
stock of J.G. James and Sons
and took charge of the business
20 January 1886
Coal yard of Mr. Glenn
E.R.
20 January 1886
Odd and unusual: collection of
frozen fish
E.R.
20 January 1886
About ice in river up against the E.R.
bridge
20 January 1886
Sugg and Ormond build
machine shop
20 January 1886, 24 March 1886,
E.R.
Ice skating in Forbes Mill Pond E.R.
20 January 1886
About Greenville since 1880
27 January 1886, 21 May 1890
E.R.
J.B. Johnson Jr. taking charge E.R.
of confection stand on Evans
Street, formerly kept by John B.
Ellis
27 January 1886
Steamboats Myers and
Greenville collided
E.R.
27 January 1886
Store of S.I. Fleming in
Pactolus assigned
E.R.
27 January 1886
Bensboro farm rented
E.R.
27 January 1886
Episcopal church bell put in
belfry
E.R.
3 February 1886
Robert Greene Jr. moved to
Kinston to work in carriage
factory
E.R.
3 February 1886
Robert Greene Jr. moved back
E.R.
17 February 1886
J.L. Barret clerked for M.A.
Jarvis Hardware
E.R.
3 February 1886
Lewis H. Wilson, registrar of
deeds
E.R.
10 February 1886
A. Worthington, county
merchant, assigned
E.R.
10 February 1886
J.J. Harris killed a five-foot
otter
E.R.
10 February 1886
James B. Yellowley of
Madison, Miss. moved to
Greenville
E.R.
10 February 1886
William Peebles of Wilson
moved to Greenville
E.R.
10 February 1886
Death of wife of Jesse Barnhill E.R.
of Contentnea
10 February 1886
Vincent White of Coventry,
N.Y. left Greenville in 1865
E.R.
10 February 1886
W.F. Hart, constable of
E.R.
Contentnea, resigned; E.E. Hart
to replace him
10 February 1886
Bethel stores
E.R.
10 February 1886, 24 February 1886,
14 April 1886, 18 January 1888
Johnny, son of M.G. Manning,
shooting accident
E.R.
10 February 1886
Wedding of Lt. Lawrence D.
Tyson
E.R.
17 February 1886
J.C. Vause, sign painter
E.R.
17 February 1886
Shoe and hat store of W.F.
Morrilll
E.R.
17 February 1886
T.W. Nelson, merchant at
Nelsonville, assigned
E.R.
17 February 1886
Bridge is dangerous
E.R.
17 February 1886
For sale, part of lot 80, L.W.
Lawrence
E.R.
17 February 1886
R.A. Bynum of Farmville had a E.R.
stroke
24 February 1886
W.S. Bernard in Hughes School E.R.
in Chocowinity
24 February 1886
Death of Bryan Smith of
Falkland
24 February 1886
E.R.
Merchant gives 5 cents per
mouse caught
E.R.
4 March 1886
J.T. Smith, head of police force E.R.
4 March 1886
Market House
E.R.
4 March 1886
Firm of Flanagan and Sugg
dissolved
E.R.
4 March 1886
For sale, home and lot in
Forbestown, L.W. Lawrence
E.R.
4 March 1886
Steamboat Alfred Morgan at the E.R.
wharf
4 March 1886
M.O. Blount and Bro. had old E.R.
Bethel Post Office turned into a
store
10 March 1886
W.C. Burney and J.C. Wilson
plant tobacco
E.R.
10 March 1886
Death of Ashley Allen of
Contentnea
E.R.
10 March 1886
New Episcopal church near
completion
E.R.
10 March 1886
Cherry Hill Cemetery fund
E.R.
17 March 1886
Dr. J.G. James had two rooms
added to his hotel
E.R.
17 March 1886
Montgomery Long
E.R.
17 March 1886
J.W. Robertson, builder and
contractor, assigned
E.R.
17 March 1886
Death of G.E. Dancy
E.R.
17 March 1886
Machine shop of Suggs and
Ormond
E.R.
24 March 1886
Boys drawing snakes across
sidewalk
E.R.
24 March 1886
Death of Stanley Moore
E.R.
24 March 1886
Death of John Slaughter,
committed suicide
E.R.
24 March 1886
John Peebles and family moved E.R.
to Greenville from Wilson
31 March 1886
Rained large bugs in Raleigh
E.R.
31 March 1886
Death of Benjamin F.
McLawhorn
E.R.
31 March 1886
Z.D. McWhorter's school in
E.R.
7 April 1886
Bethel
Lot 101 for sale
E.R.
7 April 1886
House of J.E. Clark
E.R.
7 April 1886
Organ for Episcopal church
E.R.
7 April 1886
Ellis and Grimmer steam
laundry
E.R.
7 April 1886
Bird's-eye view of Greenville
E.R.
14 April 1886
Steamboats Greenville and
Myers
E.R.
14 April 1886
Death of J.W. Patrick
E.R.
14 April 1886
List of Confederate pensioners
in Pitt County
E.R.
21 April 1886
Mr. Ryan put up his soda
fountain
E.R.
21 April 1886, 20 April 1887, 27 April
1887
Louis Smith of Chicod went
insane
E.R.
21 April 1886
Marcellus Moore enlarging
house near Five Points
E.R.
21 April 1886
J.M. King, bell for livery stable E.R.
21 April 1886
Franklin Jackson killed sevenfoot eagle
E.R.
21 April 1886
John Flanagan, undertaker
E.R.
28 April 1886, 7 January 1887
W.L. Brown and W.F. Morrilll E.R.
store of J.B. Higgs
28 April 1886
Hill of Pitt Street to River
Bridge is bad
E.R.
5 May 1886
Officers of Tar River
E.R.
Transportation Company: A.A.
Forbes, J.B. Cherry, J.S.
Congleton, N.M. Lawrence,
C.A. White, G.H. Brown, John
Haven, R.R. Cotten, M.B. Pitt,
D. Lichtenstein
5 May 1886
Cherry Hill cleanup
E.R.
5 May 1886
Joab Tyson moved to new
house on Washington Street
E.R.
5 May 1886
W.J. Cowell
E.R.
5 May 1886
Death of Cornelia Evans
E.R.
5 May 1886
Death of Riley Cosby of
E.R.
12 May 1886
Gardner's Crossroads
Prohibition in Bethel
E.R.
12 May 1886
G.E. Harris bought share of J.Q. E.R.
Smith business
12 May 1886
Description of Court House
E.R.
12 May 1886
L.W. Lawrence, city clerk of
Greenville
E.R.
12 May 1886
About Cherry Hill
E.R.
19 May 1886
J.A.K. Tucker had honey bees
E.R.
19 May 1886
Death of Mary Adams, wife of
J.A. Adams
E.R.
26 May 1886
Dr. V.N. Seawell
E.R.
26 May 1886, 9 June 1886
Odd and unusual, deputy sheriff E.R.
gets taxes from a woman in
Calico
2 June 1886
Sawmill of Ellis and Briley for E.R.
sale
2 June 1886
Juvenile baseball club called
Mikado
E.R.
2 June 1886
Death of Abner Evans
E.R.
9 June 1886
Lewis H. Wilson, register of
deeds, elected master of
Rountree lodge this year
E.R.
9 June 1886
Death of W.L. Cherry
E.R.
9 June 1886
New post office in Pullet
opened
E.R.
9 June 1886
Picnic at Ringgold place
E.R.
9 June 1886
C.H. Johnston of Edgecombe,
formerly of Pitt
E.R.
13 September 1882, 16 June 1886
W.M. King bought lot on
corner of Fourth and Cotanche
Streets from William
Whitehead
E.R.
23 June 1886
Sydney Spain farm
E.R.
23 June 1886
Joyner family law case
E.R.
30 June 1886
About Octy Whitehurst of
Marlboro
E.R.
30 June 1886
J.C. Greene, telegraph office at E.R.
Nags Head
30 June 1886
About J. Moses Norfleet
E.R.
30 June 1886, 7 July 1886
J.L. Ballard
E.R.
7 July 1886, 21 July 1886
J.B. Worsley moved to Pigeon
River
E.R.
7 July 1886, 21 July 1886
R.R. Cotten hurt in horse
accident
E.R.
7 July 1886
Odd and unusual, a pig ate an
old knife
E.R.
7 July 1886, 4 August 1886
George P. Little of Pactolus at
Lexington Business College
E.R.
14 July 1886
Bottled soda water of Tarboro,
sold by S.M. Schultz
E.R.
14 July 1886, 21 July 1886
J.B. Higgs
E.R.
21 July 1886
Tar River Bridge party
E.R.
21 July 1886, 14 September 1887
Brickyard of Forbes and Briley E.R.
idle
21 July 1886, 28 July 1886
A.N. Ryan began bottling soda E.R.
pop
21 July 1886
Boys of Levi Tugwell of
Farmville nearly drowned in a
marl hole
E.R.
4 August 1886
Forbes Mill Pond baptism
E.R.
11 August 1886
J.C. Tyson at Maryland Military E.R.
Naval academy
11 August 1886
Fifth Street bricked
E.R.
18 August 1886
Death of wife of Ivy Smith
E.R.
18 August 1886
Forbes' school house
E.R.
18 August 1886
Mrs. V.H. Whichard art school E.R.
25 August 1886
Death of Louisa Taft
E.R.
25 August 1886
Steam laundry ended
E.R.
25 August 1886
Bear hunt
E.R.
1 September 1886
Death of the daughter of Frank
Johnston
E.R.
1 September 1886
J.M. Norfleet returned from
Tarboro
E.R.
1 September 1886
Earthquake
E.R.
8 September 1886, 27 October 1886,
10 November 1886
Married, Rev. R.W. Stancill
E.R.
8 September 1886
J.B. Yellowley started an Iluim E.R.
dairy
8 September 1886, 15 September 1886
Sheriff King bought Forbes
house on Evans Street
E.R.
8 September 1886
New store of J.W. Higgs and
C.T. Munford
E.R.
15 September 1886
Henry Wingate School,
Hanrahan
E.R.
15 September 1886
New Parkers Chapel, Free Will E.R.
Baptist Church dedicated
22 September 1886
Death of Ashley Knox
E.R.
29 September 1886
Bridge in bad shape
E.R.
29 September 1886
Cornelius Stephens vineyard
E.R.
6 October 1886
Fire engine needed
E.R.
6 October 1886
W.R. Whichard killed a 22 lb.
wildcat
E.R.
6 October 1886
B.F. Patrick grew rice on his
farm
E.R.
6 October 1886
Ryan/Cooper family
E.R.
6 October 1886
Whitfield's School, Keelsville
E.R.
13 October 1886
Vineyard of S.M. Vincent
E.R.
13 October 1886
J. White sells farm
E.R.
13 October 1886
J.B. Ellis moved to Kinston
E.R.
13 October 1886
J.J. Nobles' Chestnut tree
E.R.
20 October 1886
James grapes, 4.5 in. in
circumference
E.R.
20 October 1886
A.A. Forbes, cornet added to
Methodist church choir
E.R.
20 October 1886
Fire engine
E.R.
27 October 1886
14-inch-long potato
E.R.
27 October 1886
Death of Lawrence Tucker, son E.R.
of J. W. Tucker
27 October 1886
J.F. Joyner, new store
E.R.
27 October 1886
J.L. Daniels, butcher at market
house
E.R.
10 November 1886
Hawk caught by Samuel Flake
E.R.
10 November 1886
Death of Cora, wife of J.Q.
Smith
E.R.
10 November 1886
Old gallows still standing from E.R.
the execution of Irwin Lang
10 November 1886, 23 November
1887
Fire engine subscription
E.R.
10 November 1886
Dr. V.N. Seawell and J.E.
Caviness
E.R.
10 November 1886, 17 November
1886
Partners of W.F. Morrill and
Co. dissolved: W.L. Brown,
W.F. Morrill, L.V. Morrill
E.R.
10 November 1886
Military Co. failed
E.R.
17 November 1886
Mrs. J.F. Joyner hurt in fall
E.R.
17 November 1886
E.C. King of Falkland came to
town
E.R.
17 November 1886
Methodist church rearranged
E.R.
17 November 1886
About Black Jack Church
meeting
E.R.
17 November 1886
Frank Nichols' land
E.R.
17 November 1886
Old fashioned hog killing
E.R.
24 November 1886
Alligators for pets in Greenville E.R.
24 November 1886
Greenville Memorial Baptist
Church
E.R.
1 December 1886
Death of wife of E.C. Carman,
sister of Mrs. T.C. Bryan
E.R.
1 December 1886
Death of child of J.J. Nobles
E.R.
1 December 1886
Affray of W.H. Harrington and E.R.
J.J. Nobles in J.J. Nobles' store
1 December 1886
A.H. Taft was assigned
E.R.
8 December 1886
Andrew Joyner moved into
E.R.
William Whitehead's old Fourth
Street house
8 December 1886
New Board of County
Commissioners: Council
Dawson, chairman; J.A.K.
Tucker, G.M. Mooring, W.A.
James Jr., T.E. Keel
E.R.
8 December 1886
W.R. Whichard's gin house
burned, cotton of H.S.
Congleton, Jacob Moore
E.R.
8 December 1886
Death of John Angel Smith of
Swift Creek Township
E.R.
15 December 1886
Flanagan and Williamson
dissolved
E.R.
15 December 1886, 1 January 1887,
12 May 1886
Signal Service Station in
Greenville
E.R.
15 December 1886, 12 January 1887
John Cannon killed by C.A.
Bland, Grifton
E.R.
8 December 1886, 15 December 1886
Lewis H. Wilson, register of
deeds
E.R.
15 December 1886
John S. Easton elected
constable of Farmville
E.R.
22 December 1886
Abraham F. Congleton,
surveyor of Pitt County
E.R.
22 December 1886
Henry Kinsaul, constable of
Beaver Dam Township
E.R.
22 December 1886
Dr. J.P. Redding, coroner
E.R.
22 December 1886
James B. Cherry, county
treasurer
E.R.
22 December 1886
W.B. Bland, superintendent of E.R.
Pitt County, part of Bell's Ferry
Bridge
22 December 1886
W.G. McGowan,
superintendent of Poor House
E.R.
22 December 1886
Sugg and Ormond dissolved
E.R.
22 December 1886
Death of J.J. Nobles Jr.
E.R.
22 December 1886
P.A. Allen farm, Beaver Dam
E.R.
5 January 1887
J.L. Langley moved from
Pactolus to Greenville
E.R.
12 January 1887
About Centrebluff
E.R.
19 January 1887
M.C.G. Ernul had school house E.R.
built on Plank Road Street
19 January 1887, 12 May 1886
Death of daughter of W.G.
Little
E.R.
26 January 1887
Candy stew at home of Marion E.R.
Johnson
26 January 1887
E.O. McGowan moved to
Greenville
E.R.
26 January 1887
Death of wife of Ivey Fleming
E.R.
26 January 1887
J.E. Caviness moved store to
Jonesboro
E.R.
26 January 1887
Tournament at Nelson's
Crossroads
E.R.
26 January 1887
Tree fell on home of Rev. O.P. E.R.
Humber
26 January 1887
Wood factory in Greenville
E.R.
29 July 1885
History of Jesse Smith of Pitt
County
E.R.
5 August 1885
Snake killed, 14 rattles
E.R.
26 August 1885
A. Forbes, new building in
Forbes Town
E.R.
2 September 1885
J.B. Tripp, scholarship to Wake E.R.
Forest University
2 September 1885
E.A. Moye moved to Forbes
Town
E.R.
16 September 1885, 9 September
1885
J.S. Congleton's store fire
E.R.
23 September 1885
History of Col. Joseph H.
Saunders of Chicod
E.R.
30 September 1885
History of Col. Edward C.
Yellowley
E.R.
30 September 1885
About Ivey Foreman, died at
103
E.R.
7 October 1885
J.G. Moye left to attend the fair E.R.
in Raleigh
14 October 1885
J.G. Moye returned, doesn't
speak highly of the fair
E.R.
21 October 1885
Death of Thomas Nobles of
Contentnea
E.R.
21 October 1885
About Scotland Neck
E.R.
10 February 1886
Maggie Moye married David
Hines
E.R.
14 February 1886
Lena Galloway, daughter of
James Galloway
E.R.
24 February 1886
Look at Greenville and
businesses: T.R. Cherry and
Co., D. Lichtenstein and Co.,
John S. Congleton and Co.,
M.R. Lang
E.R.
14 April 1886
History of Alfred Forbes
E.R.
21 April 1886
History of A. Arnheim
E.R.
21 April 1886
James Long
E.R.
21 April 1886, 4 August 1887
C.A. White
E.R.
21 April 1886
Little, House, and Bro. store
E.R.
28 April 1886
A.N. Ryan
E.R.
28 April 1886
Alfred Forbes, president of
Transportation Co.
E.R.
5 May 1886
J.A. Dupree
E.R.
12 May 1886
Litman and Lichtenstein
E.R.
12 May 1886
E.A. Moye, master of
ceremonies at a gala event
E.R.
26 May 1886
J.B. Tripp attended Chapel Hill E.R.
9 June 1886
J.B. Tripp
E.R.
8 September 1886
Mr. Keel killed in Contentnea
E.R.
8 December 1886
Mrs. Nellie Moye Wilson
visiting
E.R.
9 March 1887
J.G. Moye left for N.Y. to
purchase goods for Mr. Alfred
Forbes' store
E.R.
16 March 1887
Gold and silver mines in Pitt
County
E.R.
15 June 1887
Mrs. Tripp of Washington
visiting her brother, Major
Henry Harding
E.R.
15 June 1887
J.R. Moye sick
E.R.
13 July 1887
Rattlesnake
E.R.
17 August 1887, 11 April 1888
Mr. E.A. Moye went to school
in Lexington, Ky.
E.R.
7 September 1887
Death of William H. Clark
E.R.
19 October 1887
Death of Jacob McCotter
E.R.
16 November 1887
Death of J.J. Harris, carpenter
who built Court House
E.R.
16 November 1887
About E.A. Moye Jr. (Burt)
E.R.
16 November 1887
E.A. Moye Jr. returned from
Kentucky, moved into house
last owned by J. Flanagan
E.R.
21 December 1887
Hortense Forbes, music
E.R.
25 January 1888
History of Dr. John G. James
E.R.
11 April 1888
Boiling well in Lenoir County
E.R.
23 April 1888
Pitt County lodge history
E.R.
4 July 1888
Oak Grove Academy,
Keelsville
E.R.
4 July 1888
Centreville School Journal
E.R.
11 July 1888
Keel and King, horses and
mules
E.R.
2 January 1887, 2 February 1887
Nashville Courier, newspaper
E.R.
2 February 1887
Hardley's school in old
academy
E.R.
2 February 1887
Mendelssohn Singing Club for
men
E.R.
9 February 1887
Democratic Standard,
newspaper
E.R.
9 February 1887, 29 June 1887
Snow Hill Enterprise,
newspaper
E.R.
16 February 1887
Barge sunk near Greenville
E.R.
16 February 1887
Local N.C. newspapers
E.R.
16 February 1887, 2 March 1887, 20
April 1887
Dr. Bagwell married Nannie
Speirs of Pactolus
E.R.
16 February 1887
E.B. Moore ice house at the
wharf
E.R.
16 February 1887
Whites' Store at Five Points
E.R.
16 February 1887
Greenville fence law
E.R.
23 February 1887
Steamboats Beaufort and Myers E.R.
at Greenville
23 February 1887, 10 August 1887, 5
December 1888
Greenville reading rooms and
library
E.R.
9 March 1887, 23 March 1887, 4
October 1887
Bentley Harris of Pitt County
moved to California
E.R.
9 March 1887
Schooner at Greenville
E.R.
16 March 1887
Berea, Pitt County, six miles
from Greenville
E.R.
16 March 1887, 23 March 1887
Negro women fight on Third
Street and Skinnerville
E.R.
13 April 1887
Charles Horton works for
Democratic Standard
E.R.
23 March 1887
Buzzards in Greenville
E.R.
30 March 1887
Lela C. Forbes and E.E. Hart
E.R.
6 April 1887
Moye's Schoolhouse
E.R.
13 April 1887, 27 April 1887
Schools in Farmville
E.R.
20 April 1887
Germania Hall
E.R.
20 April 1887
Bethel Baptist Church built
E.R.
20 April 1887, 7 September 1887
J.R. Whichard, editor of Snow
Hill Enterprise
E.R.
20 April 1887
Tar River Transportation Co.
E.R.
27 April 1887
G.B. King, editor of the
Standard
E.R.
4 May 1887
Berea Reform Club started
E.R.
23 March 1887
High hats of men in church get E.R.
knocked off by the collection
plates
23 March 1887
Missionary Baptist Church
organized in Bethel
E.R.
16 March 1887, 23 March 1887
Walt Parker, teacher at Moye's
School House
E.R.
23 March 1887
Negro Odd Fellows
E.R.
29 April 1885, 27 April 1887, 22 June
1887
Farmville Seminary
E.R.
27 April 1887
Bell's porpoise fishery on
Bogue Banks
E.R.
4 May 1887
R.L. Humber raised and moved E.R.
a house by himself
4 May 1887
Town officers of Bethel
E.R.
4 May 1887
G.B. King elected to Pitt
County Board of Education
E.R.
4 May 1887
Whichard Nursery
E.R.
4 May 1887
J.H. Peebles of Florida
E.R.
11 May 1887
Picnic and ball at Bell's Ferry
E.R.
11 May 1887
Death of wife of J.R. Whichard E.R.
18 May 1887
Horse struck by lightning
E.R.
18 May 1887
Death of Susan Alice King,
wife of W.A. King
E.R.
25 May 1887
Firm of J.G. Rawls and brother E.R.
dissolved
1 June 1887
Two insurance lodges in
Greenville
1 June 1887
E.R.
Mr. Murray, a teacher in the
1840's
E.R.
8 June 1887, 29 June 1887
C.L. Tyson attended Rutherford E.R.
College
8 June 1887
James Kenian, night watchman E.R.
and policeman
8 June 1887
Death of infant son of E.A.
Moye
E.R.
8 June 1887
About Greenville Institute
E.R.
15 June 1887, 2 February 1887, 15
June 1887, 31 August 1887, 11 May
1887, 18 May 1887, 29 August 1888,
8 October 1890
W.R. Horne and Florence
Edwards were married
E.R.
15 June 1887
Death of Oliver Ellis in Kinston E.R.
15 June 1887
Rev. Thomas Carrick left
Greenville
E.R.
22 June 1887
About Twenty Question Club
E.R.
6 July 1887
Harding family reunion
E.R.
13 July 1887
Miss Nannie King left to take E.R.
charge of public school in Swift
Creek
13 July 1887
Sale of Franklin Nichols' land
E.R.
2 February 1887
Firm of B.F. Sugg and W.E.
Ormond dissolved
E.R.
2 February 1887
Sale of grist mill firm of Ellis
and Briley
E.R.
2 February 1887
Farmer's Club of Pitt County
E.R.
2 February 1887
Lot 113 for sale
E.R.
2 February 1887
Old P.O. near Marcellus
Moore's store now Mrs. E.A.
Shepard's store
E.R.
2 February 1887
Nelson's Crossroads tournament E.R.
2 February 1887
John Flanagan hearse made by
J.D. Williamson
E.R.
2 February 1887
Weather service started and
pole flags
E.R.
2 February 1887, 16 March 1887
Death of Abner Boyd
E.R.
2 February 1887
Colonel Skinner had plank
E.R.
2 February 1887
pavement in front of his brick
block on Evans Street
W.B. James moved to Kentucky E.R.
to work in stock business
2 February 1887
Reflector office and Mr.
Caviness' drug store
E.R.
2 February 1887, 2 March 1887
A. Arnheim, tailor
E.R.
2 February 1887
Firm of Hunter and Fleming
dissolved
E.R.
2 February 1887
Riverside Nursery
E.R.
2 February 1887, 20 April 1887, 3
August 1887, 4 August 1887, 16
November 1887, 29 June 1889, 12
February 1890, 8 October 1890
New road from Frog Level to
Scuffleton Road
E.R.
9 February 1887
W.R.L. Purvis married D.V.
Overton in Martin County
E.R.
9 February 1887
R. Green Jr., grocery
E.R.
9 February 1887
J.L. Grimmer and O. Cuthrell
Carriage Factory
E.R.
9 February 1887
W.A. Fleming Store, Black
Jack
E.R.
9 February 1887
J.F. Joyner, sold store and
moved to country
E.R.
9 February 1887
About Miss Anna E. Spain, a
teacher
E.R.
9 February 1887
Tom Campbell of Washington, E.R.
very tall
9 February 1887
Weather signals
E.R.
16 February 1887
About J.W. Perkins studying for E.R.
pharmacy
16 February 1887
Clarissa and Nannie Lawrence
buy house near L.V. Lawrence
E.R.
16 February 1887
C.F. White opened store in Five E.R.
Points
16 February 1887
Flanagan and Shelburn open
grocery store
E.R.
16 February 1887
Death of mother of J.H. Kinian E.R.
16 February 1887
Messers Littman and
Lichtenstein have a large sign
16 February 1887
E.R.
painted on the front of their
store
Advertisement: Bethel House
Hotel, W.A. James
E.R.
16 February 1887
Mrs. M.T. Cowell, millinery
E.R.
23 February 1887
Store of L.V. Morrill sold
E.R.
23 February 1887
Brass band
E.R.
23 February 1887, 2 March 1887
Band of Hope
E.R.
23 February 1887, 4 January 1887
Reform Reading Room
E.R.
23 February 1887, 25 May 1887, 7
September 1887
Steamboats Beaufort and R.L.
Myers
E.R.
23 February 1887, 10 August 1887
Ridge Spring School
E.R.
23 February 1887, 23 February 1888
I.A. Sugg
E.R.
23 February 1887, 2 March 1887, 9
March 1887
J.B. Yellowley, money to loan
E.R.
23 February 1887
Taffy pull at Marion Johnston's E.R.
22 March 1887
Mrs. Haywood Clark, niece of
Mrs. Dr. O'Hagan
E.R.
2 March 1887
Death of the daughter of J.D.
Williamson
E.R.
2 March 1887
History of the Eastern Reflector E.R.
2 March 1887
T.F. Christman's ointment for
horses
E.R.
2 March 1887
Chicken incubator at Winstead E.R.
and McGowan's
2 March 1887
Berea Reform Club
E.R.
9 March 1887
John M. Reuss Party
E.R.
9 March 1887
A.N. Ryan, bakery
E.R.
9 Mach 1887
D.D. Gardner moved to
Greenville
E.R.
9 March 1887
Death of Frank Sutton Jr. of
E.R.
Kinston, brother of H.A. Sutton
of Greenville
9 March 1887
Grindle Creek Canal
E.R.
16 March 1887
Alfred Culley hair preparation
E.R.
16 March 1887
J.H. Johnson moved law offices E.R.
from Bethel to Greenville
16 March 1887
Trash pick-up
E.R.
16 March 1887
Traps on horses to catch
buzzards
E.R.
16 March 1887
W.W. Leggett, gunshot wound
E.R.
6 April 1887
T.F. Christman sells coffee pot E.R.
6 April 1887, 13 April 1887
Negro woman row in
Skinnersville
E.R.
13 April 1887
Old graves moved from Evans
St.
E.R.
13 April 1887
G.A. Stancill, a merchant in jail E.R.
13 April 1887
W.H. Harrington, tax collector
in jail
E.R.
13 April 1887
Gin and grist mill of B.J.
Wilson burned
E.R.
13 April 1887
B.T. Cox is studying medicine
E.R.
13 April 1887
W.H. Zoeller, a photographer
E.R.
13 April 1887
Firm of R.R. Jackson and Co.
dissolved, Contentnea
Township
E.R.
20 April 1887
Divertissement Club hop at
Germania Hall
E.R.
20 April 1887
V.L. Stephens Grocery
E.R.
20 April 1887
Well on Evans Street
E.R.
20 April 1887
Death of Miss Nancy Chapman, E.R.
sister of Mrs. J.L. Daniel
20 April 1887
Rev. Thomas Carrick's school 3 E.R.
miles from Greenville
20 April 1887
Chesapeake Bay sea monster
E.R.
27 April 1887
Firm of J.G. and W.S. Rawls
dissolved
E.R.
27 April 1887
James A. Smith and Co.
delivers kerosene oil
E.R.
27 April 1887
Horse trading in jail
E.R.
27 April 1887
W.H. Harrington denied pardon E.R.
27 April 1887
Chair stolen from old brick
store
E.R.
27 April 1887
R.L. Humber moved his house
thirty feet
E.R.
4 May 1887
J.D. Williamson and Co. made
harnesses
E.R.
4 May 1887
Town election and problems
with the police
E.R.
11 may 1887
Horse swapping
E.R.
11 May 1887
John S. Congleton store closed E.R.
11 May 1887
J.H. Peebles of Florida in town E.R.
visiting father, John Peebles
May 1887
Picnic and ball at Bell's Ferry
E.R.
11 May 1887
The Bulletin, newspaper of 40
years ago
E.R.
18 May 1887, 25 May 1887, 1 June
1887
Death of Carrie, wife of J.R.
Whichard
E.R.
18 May 1887
About Prof. Z. D. McWhorter
E.R.
18 May 1887
Dr. Joshua Tucker, remedy for
potato bugs
E.R.
18 May 1887
A.N. Ryan and S.A. Redding
Store
E.R.
18 May 1887
Steamboat Beaufort
E.R.
25 May 1887, 9 October 1889, 27
November 1889
Bethel male and female military E.R.
academy
25 May 1887
O.P. Humber enlarging his
machine shop
E.R.
25 May 1887
P. Matthews launched a pretty
rowboat
E.R.
25 May 1887
Col. I.A. Sugg moved into new E.R.
home on Fifth Street
1 June 1887
William Blackfoot/Whitehead
1 June 1887, 8 June 1887
E.R.
Littman and Lichtenstein, a new E.R.
refrigerator
1 June 1887
Shelter in front of 3 brick stores E.R.
of Col. Skinner
8 June 1887
Steamboat Alpha
E.R.
8 June 1887, 17 August 1887, 31
August 1887, 25 January 1888
L.N. Edwards of Pitt County
sick in Va.
E.R.
8 June 1887
Death of infant son of E.A.
Moye
E.R.
8 June 1887
Farmville Academy
E.R.
15 June 1887
Parker and Co. livery stable
E.R.
15 June 1887, 17 August 1887
Johnson Norcott and Co.
butchers
E.R.
15 June 1887
Death of Oliver Ellis in Kinston E.R.
15 June 1887
School at J.B. Yellowley's
E.R.
15 June 1887
Plans to start a bank in
Greenville
E.R.
15 June 1887
Falkland Reform Club
E.R.
15 June 1887
J.S. Smith store and bar
E.R.
15 June 1887
Miss Jennie James, 12, started
vacation school at the hotel
E.R.
22 June 1887
J.C. Greene and W.S. Bernard
attended Trinity School
E.R.
22 June 1887
About Alfred Bird and William E.R.
Blackfoot
28 June 1887, 20 July 1887
Bob Starky, drummer, musician E.R.
29 June 1887
Yankee Hall
E.R.
29 June 1887
C.T. Tyson went to Rutherford E.R.
College
29 June 1887
Signal weather service
E.R.
6 July `887
Hanrahan School
E.R.
6 July 1887
Mrs. G.W. Johnson, country
home
E.R.
6 July 1887
Steamboat Galatia Yacht
E.R.
6 July 1887
F.J. Johnson store
E.R.
6 July 1887
Henry Edmond's new barber
shop
E.R.
6 July 1887
About obscene pictures in
cigarette boxes
E.R.
13 July 1887
Upper story sign of Winstead
and McGowan
E.R.
13 July 1887
Cherry Hill fence and stile
E.R.
13 July 1887
Death of daughter of John S.
and Emma Harris
E.R.
13 July 1887
Keel and King livery stable sold E.R.
to W.A. James
13 July 1887
Henry Harding family
13 July 1887
E.R.
Andrew Joyner and William
Blackfoot in youth
E.R.
20 July 1887
Parker and Co. erected a lamp
post in front of livery stable
E.R.
20 July 1887
Butchers- Johnson, Norcott and E.R.
Co.
20 July 1887
The Band of Hope Club
officers: Robert Moye,
Hortence Forbes
E.R.
27 July 1887, 11 January 1888
Rev. N.B. Cobb was elected
mayor of Lilesville, relative of
Collier Cobb of Greenville
E.R.
27 July 1887
Matthew Harris of Pactolus
E.R.
3 August 1887
Capt. W.H. Morrill of Marlboro E.R.
10 August 1887
R.M. Hearne, steamboat agent
ER.
10 August 1887
Tax on dogs
E.R.
17 August 1887
Tripp's schoolhouse, four miles E.R.
from Greenville
24 August 1887
Ayden news
E.R.
24 August 1887
Death of Negro maid of
Nympha A. Price
E.R.
24 August 1887
Death of son of Col. N.M.
Hammond
E.R.
24 August 1887
Death of Louisa Hatton
E.R.
24 August 1887
Theater group of Farmville
E.R.
24 August 1887
Death of Peter Fleming
E.R.
24 August 1887
Centreville Reform Club
E.R.
31 August 1887
New Greenville Guard
uniforms
E.R.
31 August 1887
Haddock murder
E.R.
31 August 1887
Death of infant daughter of J.R. E.R.
Whichard
31 August 1887
Death of wife of W.A. Knox
E.R.
31 August 1887
Daughter of C.M. Anderson
married
E.R.
14 September 1887
Sale of land of Luther Joyner by E.R.
wife
14 September 1887
Ella and Nannie King left town E.R.
to go to Richmond College
21 September 1887
Death of Matthias Harris
E.R.
28 September 1887
Robert G. Hodges, new barber
shop
E.R.
27 July 1887
New offices of Band of Hope
E.R.
27 July 1887
J.T. Pollard turns off water
from Mill Pond
E.R.
27 July 1887
James Long's novel store sign
E.R.
4 August 1887
Greenville Guard members
E.R.
4 August 1887, 24 August 1887
Rhoda Barnhill sells ice cream
every Sunday
E.R.
4 August 1887
Wiley Brown, clerk in store
E.R.
4 August 1887
Ayden items
E.R.
10 August 1887, 24 August 1887
Death of Matthew Harris
E.R.
10 August 1887
Death of Mrs. J.F. McKeel
(Bettie Daniels, niece)
E.R.
10 August 1887
Death of W.B. Jarvis
E.R.
10 August 1887
Tobacco of R.B. Gwaltney and E.R.
G.F. Evans
7 September 1887
R.A. Bynum of Farmville sells
foxhounds
E.R.
10 August 1887
Cornelius Stephens' vineyard
E.R.
10 August 1887
Death of W.H. Morrill
E.R.
10 August 1887
Harry Skinner and Co.,
E.R.
successor of John S. Congleton
17 August 1887
Complaint against Hickory Hill E.R.
Church
17 August 1887
Death of Charlotte Arnold
E.R.
17 August 1887
Death of Johnnie Coward of
Greene County
E.R.
17 August 1887
Death of Mrs. Mary Walker
E.R.
17 August 1887
Death of daughter of Edward
Telfair
E.R.
17 August 1887
Jail escape
E.R.
17 August 1887
Greenville Post Office upstairs E.R.
over Reflector office
17 August 1887
C.F. Smith offers singing class
E.R.
17 August 1887
Folklore about porpoise teeth
E.R.
31 August 1887
Miss Carrie Cobb, sister of Mrs. E.R.
17 August 1887
Keel of Bethel
A. Slaughter moved to
Greenville to open a store
E.R.
17 August 1887
Death of Mrs. V.H. Whichard
E.R.
24 August 1887
Debate society formed at Garris E.R.
school- W.F. Hart, pres.; J.E.
Mumford, v.p.; J.J. Smith, sec.
24 August 1887
Timber buyer in Greenville
E.R.
24 August 1887
ACL rail road surveyors
surveying route from Scotland
Neck to Greenville
E.R.
24 August 1887
Rufus Fleming's barn struck by E.R.
lightning
24 August 1887
Albritton Plantation near
Greenville
E.R.
24 August 1887
Caesar Blunt killed skunk
E.R.
24 August 1887
L.C. Latham enlarging house
E.R.
24 August 1887
M.L. Slaughter and Co. opened E.R.
store in Capt. White's at Five
Points
24 August 1887
W.G. Smith purchased store of E.R.
C.F. White
24 August 1887
Tripp's Schoolhouse, 4 miles
from town
E.R.
24 August 1887, 8 February 1888, 13
June 1888
Town dogs sport one-cent
copper badges
E.R.
24 August 1887
Put local convicts to work on
the bridge
E.R.
31 August 1887
E.C. Yellowley's house for sale E.R.
31 August 1887
William M. Mills, executor of
Lewis Mills
E.R.
31 August 1887
Martha A. Moore left husband, E.R.
Franklin Moore
31 August 1887
About the 1840's in Pitt County E.R.
31 August 1887
Death in Bethel of Mrs. Sallie
D. Knox, wife of W.A. Knox
E.R.
31 August 1887
New sign for Littman and
Lichtenstein
E.R.
31 August 1887
Stench of Greenville
E.R.
31 August 1887
About J.C. Tyson, store clerk
E.R.
31 August 1887
Miss Molle A. Moore's school
E.R.
31 August 1887
Sale of farm of S.C. Whichard
E.R.
7 September 1887
Bethel Baptist Church
E.R.
7 September 1887, 28 September
1887
Negro school at St. John's
Church in Falkland
E.R.
7 September 1887
Jesse Speight came to
Greenville
E.R.
7 September 1887
Messers Ryan and Reddy
opened a cash racket store
E.R.
7 September 1887
J.J. Harrington, clerk in the
store of G.L. Heilbroner
E.R.
7 September 1887
E.A. Moye Jr. at Business
College in Kentucky
E.R.
7 September 1887
Sixty licensed dogs in
Greenville
E.R.
7 September 1887
Dr. Dick Williams' clock
E.R.
14 September 1887
Moses Heilbroner opened a
jewelry store
E.R.
14 September 1887
Debate at Moye's Schoolhouse
near Greenville
E.R.
14 September 1887
E.C. Glenn, cotton buyer
E.R.
14 September 1887
Death of Vesta Anne Moore,
wife of Samuel Moore
E.R.
14 September 1887
H.B. Harris moved to
Greenville
E.R.
14 September 1887
Alfred Culley's preparation for
baldness
E.R.
14 September 1887, 28 September
1887
J.O. Proctor, Grimesland
E.R.
21 September 1887
Free tuition to poor student to
attend Greenville Institute
E.R.
21 April 1887
Men's Christian Association
formed at Germania Hall
E.R.
21 September 1887, 28 September
1887
Death of Mrs. H.N. Gray of
Carolina Township
E.R.
21 September 1887
Dr. J.G. James, horse seller
E.R.
28 September 1887
Mrs. L.C. Atkinson opened a
millinery store in one of the
E.R.
28 September 1887
new spaces under the Opera
House
Court case, J.J. Nobles vs. W.H. E.R.
Harrington, Harrington shot
Nobles
4 October 1887
Secret society of Negroes
E.R.
4 October 1887
Writing spider in Greenville
E.R.
20 July 1887
R.W. Stancill of Pitt County
published a newspaper in New
York City
E.R.
1 June 1887
Capt. Mayo of Steamboat
Greenville
E.R.
8 June 1887,17 August 1887,
Capt. Hill of Steamboat Myers
E.R.
8 June 1887
Steamboat Myers
E.R.
3 August 1887, 30 November 1887, 8
August 1888, 16 January 1889
Capt. Parvin
E.R.
10 August 1887
Death of Miss Louisa A. Hatton E.R.
24 August 1887
Greenville Bridge
14 September 1887, 29 February
1888, 29 August 1888, 19 September
1888
E.R.
J.J. Cherry, agent for Tar River E.R.
Transportation Co.
28 September 1887
Shooting in Church at Gardner's E.R.
Crossroads
26 October 1887
Death of Charles Manning
E.R.
11 May 1887
Mystery newspaper in
E.R.
Greenville (Bullekin) of 40
years ago; William Bernard and
William Blackfoot, eds.
18 May 1887
Greenville Reform Club
Reading Room
E.R.
25 May 1887
History of Tournament of Pitt
County and Civil War
E.R.
1 June 1887
James Murray School in
Greenville in 1840's
E.R.
8 June 1887, 29 June 1887
Ben Joyner's store and Alfred
Bird
E.R.
29 June 1887
Free ferry at Centrebluff
E.R.
6 July 1887
School at Briar's Swamp
Church near Pactolus
E.R.
13 July 1887
Ayden schools
E.R.
10 August 1887
Death of Matthew Harris at
Pactolus
E.R.
10 August 1887
History of W.B. Jarvis
E.R.
10 August 1887
Death of Mrs. Charlotte Arnold E.R.
17 August 1887
Death of Mrs. Mary Walker
E.R.
17 August 1887
Death of a baby at Macon
House Hotel
E.R.
17 August 1887
About Pitt County in Mexican
War
E.R.
31 August 1887
Pitt County Revolutionary War E.R.
soldiers
31 August 1887
First tobacco farms in Pitt
County
E.R.
7 September 1887
Greene County Enterprise,
newspaper
E.R.
7 September 1887
C.C. Braxton on Ayden Board
of Education
E.R.
14 September 1887
A.J. Griffin, jeweler
E.R.
14 September 1887
Dr. B. T. Cox, medical educator E.R.
4 October 1887
Nannie King returned from
Richmond
E.R.
4 October 1887
Death of John Clark
E.R.
4 October 1887
Death of wife of J.S.L. Ward
E.R.
4 October 1887
Death of William H. Clark,
Confederate soldier
E.R.
19 October 1887
Snake on mantel of H.C.
Hemby
E.R.
19 October 1887
Death of infant child of C.V.
Newton
E.R.
24 October 1887
Death of J.W. Tucker
E.R.
2 November 1887
Elvira Tyson's estate for sale
E.R.
2 November 1887
W.A. Barrett and Co., Farmville E.R.
2 November 1887
Bethel Church
E.R.
2 November 1887
History of freshets on Tar
E.R.
9 November 1887
Chicod Township, Possumtown E.R.
section
16 November 1887
Death of James Dupree of
16 November 1887
E.R.
Falkland
Death of Moses Joyner of Pitt
County in Lenoir County
E.R.
16 November 1887
Death of son of William
Peebles
E.R.
23 November 1887
Death of John James
E.R.
23 November 1887
Death of child of R.B. Bynum
E.R.
30 November 1887
Load of cotton on Steamboat
Myers
E.R.
30 November 1887
Mr. Luby Harper and Alice
Carr were married
E.R.
7 December 1887
J.M. King and L.C. Atkinson
married at Bensboro
E.R.
14 December 1887
Death of Mary M. Sumrell
E.R.
4 January 1888
James C. Tyson's store
E.R.
4 January 1888
St. Andrew's Springs, 9 miles
from Greenville
E.R.
26 October 1887, 21 August 1889
Dr. J.G. James sold Macon
House Hotel
E.R.
4 October 1887, 7 September 1887
L.V. Morrill, farm in Farmville E.R.
Township
4 October 1887
History of a wagon and Dabney E.R.
Cosby, builder of the Court
House
4 October 1887
Tobacco at Penny Hill
E.R.
11 October 1887
Death of Telia Bland of Swift
Creek
E.R.
26 October 1887
Steamboat Beta
E.R.
9 November 1887, 17 October 1888, 7
May 1890
G.W. Venters' store at Calico
E.R.
9 November 1887
J.J. Harris
E.R.
16 November 1887
St. John's Episcopal Church
near Centreville
E.R.
23 November 1887
Andrew Joyner's library
E.R.
23 November 1887
Centreville Academy
E.R.
30 November 1887, 13 June 1888, 29
May 1889, 16 October 1889
Dr. James, stables
E.R.
14 December 1887
J.G. Moye hurt in accident
E.R.
4 January 1888
Dr. James bought Macon House E.R.
Hotel again
11 January 1888
Flax wheel made by Charles
Tull
E.R.
11 January 1888
Allen Crawford married Jacky
Anne Tripp
E.R.
25 January 1888
Death of Betsy Weathington,
sister of Alfred Forbes
E.R.
1 February 1888.
About Centreville
E.R.
8 February 1888
School and fishing in Carolina
Township, Keelsville
E.R.
8 February 1888
Death of Lana Briley
E.R.
8 February 1888
About Opera House
E.R.
15 February 1888
Academy under repair
E.R.
15 February 1888
Free ferry at Yankee Hall
E.R.
15 February 1888
Mooring School House,
Carolina Township
E.R.
15 February 1888
Death of J.B. Kilpatrick
E.R.
22 February 1888
J.B. Tripp left Pitt County
E.R.
22 February 1888
Democratic Standard
discontinued
E.R.
29 February 1888
Bethel newspaper and school
E.R.
7 March 1888
Captain Bill Parvin of
Steamboat Beaufort, Tarboro
Fair
E.R.
9 November 1887
J.G. Sheppard, fossils in Beaver E.R.
Dam Township
21 December 1887
About ships at the wharf
E.R.
4 January 1888
About Ricks' boarding house
E.R.
11 January 1888
Stores under the Opera House
E.R.
11 January 1888, 18 January 1888
Otter killed
E.R.
11 January 1888
Recital of music pupils at
Greenville Institute
E.R.
18 January 1888, 25 January 1888
Death of Marcellus Moore
E.R.
1 February 1888
Greenville Baptist Church has
new organ
E.R.
22 February 1888
About Grifton Methodist
Church
E.R.
29 February 1888
Large amount of eggs in
Greenville
E.R.
7 March 1888
About Greenville Baptist
Church
E.R.
21 March 1888
About Episcopal Church
E.R.
28 March 1888
Mr. J.A. Higgs lost money in
Raleigh in a swindle
E.R.
4 April 1888
Steamboats break telegraph
lines
E.R.
4 April 1888
Iredell Moore of Coxville had
1747 coin
E.R.
18 April 1888
Death of Sarah A. Parker, wife E.R.
of Jesse S. Parker
18 April 1888
William Whitehead, Pitt County E.R.
millionaire
25 April 1888
Large snake killed at Pactolus
E.R.
25 April 1888
About Farmer's Institute,
Greenville
E.R.
2 May 1888
Shooting at Pactolus
E.R.
2 May 1888
Registrar's Office Improved in
Court House
E.R.
2 May 1888
Odd egg, SIAMESE
E.R.
2 May 1888
Loon shot at Forbes Mill Pond
E.R.
2 May 1888
Greenville Theatrical Company E.R.
2 February 1888
Ellis and Briley steam sawmill
now Forbes and Briley
E.R.
2 February 1888
Sugg and Ormond dissolved
E.R.
2 February 1888
Worthington and Cory land for E.R.
sale
2 February 1888
Death of Abner Boyd
E.R.
2 February 1888
Estate of Charles Joyner by
R.L. Joyner
E.R.
2 February 1888
J.F. Joyner sold his store in
Greenville and moved to the
country
E.R.
9 February 1888
Mendolssohn Club singers
E.R.
9 February 1888
Death of mother of J.H. Kinion E.R.
16 February 1888
Barge sunk in river near
Greenville
16 February 1888
E.R.
Cuthrell and Grimmer Carriage E.R.
Works dissolved
23 February 1888
J.H. Kinion, Greenville night
watchman
E.R.
23 February 1888
Estate of Daniel Dupree
E.R.
23 February 1888
A.J. Griffin married
E.R.
23 February 1888
Bentley Harris went to
California for two weeks
E.R.
9 March 1887
Shooting in church
E.R.
26 October 1887
Road to Red Oak (Berea) bad
E.R.
16 March 1887
Temperance Reform Club at
Berea
E.R.
16 March 1887
R.R. Jackson and Co. dissolved E.R.
20 April 1887
R.B. Bynum was an agent for a E.R.
patent harness co.
20 April 1887
J.H. Barrett sold his interest in
his company to his brother,
Walter
E.R.
20 April 1887
W.H. Harrington in jail
E.R.
27 April 1887
Moye's Schoolhouse, exercises E.R.
27 April 1887
Death of Mary Sumrell
E.R.
4 January 1888
G.W. Cox moved to Dunn
E.R.
4 January 1888
About Pitt County Poor House
E.R.
18 January 1888, 29 August 1888, 19
September 1888
Shem Tyson, Commissioner of E.R.
Poor House
18 January 1888
New Greenville Guards: Lt.
E.R.
R.W. King, S.T. Hooker, Oscar
Hooker, J.F. Joyner, W.E.
Belcher, J.H. Kinion, Henry
Hooker
18 July 1888
Taft landing for sale
E.R.
18 July 1888
E.C. King of Falkland now
Edgecombe County Deputy
Sheriff
E.R.
21 March 1888
John King, two black stallions
E.R.
21 March 1888
Death of J.T. Pollard
E.R.
28 March 1888
Death of wife of S.V.
Laughinghouse of Bell's Ferry
E.R.
4 April 1888
Death of R.A. Starkey
E.R.
4 April 1888
Death in Lilesville, Anson
E.R.
County, N.C. Wife of Rev. N.B.
Cobb
11 April 1888
Death of Harry Skinner's wife
E.R.
18 April 1888
Miss Annie Bynum of
Farmville was hurt
E.R.
18 April 1888
Death of Mrs. W.G. Keel
E.R.
25 April 1888
J.H. Tucker married Mary
Powell near Warrenton, N.C.
E.R.
25 April 1888
William P. Norcott
E.R.
9 May 1888
Bethel Herald, newspaper
E.R.
9 May 1888, 16 May 1888, 30 May
1888, 26 September 1888
Spire for Methodist Church
E.R.
16 May 1888
Keel's livery stable
E.R.
9 May 1888
Death of J.B. Higgs
E.R.
9 May 1888
Greenville Cornet Band on
Steamboat Greenville
E.R.
9 May 1888
Pond near old Club House in
Greenville
E.R.
16 May 1888
YMCA meeting
E.R.
23 May 1888, 6 June 1888, 13 June
1888
Benevolent Burying Society
formed
E.R.
23 May 1888
About Allen School House
E.R.
30 May 1888
Jail escape
E.R.
30 May 1888
Masonic Hall Garden in
Greenville
E.R.
30 May 1888, 13 June 1888
Methodist Library in Greenville E.R.
6 June 1888
Humber foundry, new sign on
Fifth Street
6 June 1888
E.R.
Death of Lizzie Bynum, wife of E.R.
R.A. Bynum, in Farmville
13 June 1888
Tripp's Chapel, five miles from E.R.
Greenville
13 June 1888
Hogs on Greenville streets
E.R.
20 June 1888
Bathhouse to be built by the
river
E.R.
27 June 1888
Garris School House
E.R.
27 June 1888
Death of Mary James, daughter E.R.
of Godfrey Langley
4 July 1888
Young Men's Democrat Club
founded
E.R.
4 July 1888
Cannon used on 4th of July
E.R.
4 July 1888, 11 July 1888
Baseball
E.R.
11 July 1888, 13 June 1888, 5
September 1888
Fireworks
E.R.
11 July 1888
Pitt County uses 10,000 pounds. E.R.
of snuff
11 July 1888
A.J. Griffin's Mocking Bird
E.R.
18 July 1888
Mocking bird sings tunes
E.R.
25 July 1888, 5 September 1888
J.J. Daney, odd egg shaped like E.R.
a spring
25 July 1888
Steam sawmill near wharf,
Greenville
E.R.
1 August 1888
Death of John Moore
E.R.
8 August 1888
New steamboat on Roanoke
River
E.R.
15 August 1888
Lightning killed animals in Pitt E.R.
County
15 August 1888
Marltown String Band
E.R.
29 August 1888
Keelsville Academy
E.R.
7 March 1888, 11 April 1888, 27 June
1888
Churches, schools, and stores at E.R.
Bethel
14 March 1888, 21 March 1888
Hotels and schools at
Greenville
E.R.
14 March 1888
Carlos Harris, house painter
E.R.
21 March 1888
Southern Herald, newspaper
published in Bethel
E.R.
28 March 1888, 16 May 1888
Death of Dr. John James at
Macon House Hotel
E.R.
28 March 1888, 4 July 1888
About Tyson neighborhoodE.R.
E.S. Parker, Willowhby, Cobb,
Sheppard, Tyson, Kittrell,
Joyner, farms, schools, stores,
and churches
11 April 1888
Obituary of John G. James
E.R.
11 April 1888
Allen's School House
E.R.
18 April 1888, 30 May 1888
J.B. Higgs' store in Greenville
E.R.
9 May 1888
About Falkland
E.R.
23 May 1888
Tar River bridge repairs
E.R.
27 June 1888, 29 August 1888, 5
September 1888, 12 September 1888,
19 September 1888
Free ferry at Centrebluff
E.R.
27 June 1888
Death of Harmon Matthews of
Falkland
E.R.
27 June 1888
Baptist church organized at
Allen's School House
E.R.
4 July 1888
About Bethel and D.H. James
E.R.
25 July 1888
Steam mill at Yankee Hall
E.R.
1 August 1888
Ola Forbes fight
E.R.
1 August 1888
Reedy Branch items
E.R.
8 August 1888
Bigg's ox shot
E.R.
8 August 1888
Bethel Commercial School
E.R.
8 August 1888
E.B. Moore in charge of Macon E.R.
House Hotel
8 August 1888
History of Hardy Johnson
E.R.
15 August 1888
St. Andrews Springs
E.R.
29 August 1888
Whichard's School and others
E.R.
29 August 1888
Death of Richard Bynum
E.R.
5 September 1888
About Forbestown, Macon
House Hotel, schools, and
Baptist church
E.R.
4 January 1888
H.L. Howard married Gertrude E.R.
Hooker
4 January 1888