Reflector Index, 1888-1890
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Abbreviations: E.R. = Eastern Reflector
Abstract
Newspaper
Date
Mrs. William Peebles hurt by E.R.
4 January 1888
a cow
Blanche Caspari, teacher at
E.R.
Bethel Academy, resigned to
take charge of school at
Youngsville
11 January 1888
Rufus Fleming's store in
Pactolus
E.R.
11 January 1888
Death of Miss Virginia
Barber
E.R.
18 January 1888
Death of daughter of John B. E.R.
Worsley
18 January 1888
Stores in the county:
Winstead and McGowan,
Ryan and Redding
E.R.
18 January 1888
Leon Albritton married Sue
May Hill
E.R.
26 January 1888
William J. Langley drowned
E.R.
8 February 1888
Death of Mrs. Lana Briley,
wife of William Briley
E.R.
8 February 1888
Store at Pullet burned
E.R.
8 February 1888
Greenville Carriage Works
E.R.
8 February 1888
Oscar Hooker's Barroom in
Greenville
E.R.
8 February 1888
Death of James Theophilus
Ross
E.R.
22 February 1888
Death of wife of J.N. Bynum E.R.
22 February 1888
Sugg's foundry and machine
shop, Greenville
E.R.
29 February 1888
Drawbridge
E.R.
29 February 1888
Grange at Bell's Ferry
E.R.
29 February 1888
Bethel stores and schools
E.R.
7 March 1888
Nannie King visiting sister in E.R.
7 March 1888
Wilson
W.P. Buck married Penny
Gray
E.R.
7 March 1888
Jacob Joyner house on
Tarboro Road
E.R.
14 March 1888
Dr. Robert Joyner of
Montgomery County, N.C.
E.R.
14 March 1888
E.A. Moye, superior court
clerk
E.R.
16 May 1888
About J.W. Allen
E.R.
30 May 1888
Celebration of Noah Forbes'
golden wedding anniversary
E.R.
20 June 1888
Masonic history, Pitt County E.R.
and New Bern
4 July 1888
Newspapers in Pitt County
E.R.
11 July 1888
School in LaGrange
E.R.
1 August 1888
E.A. Moye, president of
Young Men's Democratic
Club
E.R.
15 August 1888
Robert Moye at Seven
Springs
E.R.
22 August 1888
J.R. and J.G. Moye
Department Store started
E.R.
5 September 1888
Novella Higgs, youngest
dance teacher in America
E.R.
19 September 1888
Joe Forbes, seafood restaurant E.R.
19 September 1888
B.F. Forbes of S.C., nephew
of Alfred Forbes
E.R.
17 October 1888
H.B. Harriss of Reuss and
Harriss
E.R.
5 September 1888
Lucy Joyner of Durham,
sister of Andrew Joyner
E.R.
5 December 1888
Store of F.T. Carr at
Willowgreen burned
E.R.
12 December 1888
Nannie King was an artist
E.R.
12 December 1888
Log jam at the bridge
E.R.
14 March 1888
Death of R.A. Starky
E.R.
11 April 1888
Episcopal church in Farmville E.R.
18 April 1888
Forbes Mill Pond birds
2 May 1888
E.R.
Pond at Club House stagnant E.R.
16 May 1888
New spire on Methodist
church
E.R.
16 May 1888
Falkland fish fry at
E.R.
Centrebluff by J.M. and H.T.
King
28 May 1888
About Allen's Schoolhouse
E.R.
30 May 1888
A.A. Forbes hurt, fell from
window of a gin house
E.R.
31 October 1888
List of officers of Greenville
Lodge in 1857
E.R.
31 October 1888
Death of William H. Horne,
mayor of Greenville
E.R.
21 November 1888
J.G. Moye resigned as clerk
of A. Forbes' store
E.R.
2 January 1889
B.F. Forbes went back to S.C. E.R.
2 January 1889
About the Port of Greenville
E.R.
30 January 1889
P.G. Moye and A.A. Forbes
sold tobacco in Henderson,
N.C.
E.R.
6 February 1889
Bryant Tripp killed a large
pig
E.R.
13 February 1889
Hortense Parr visiting aunt,
M.E. Tripp
E.R.
3 April 1889
Miss Ollie Moye of Wilson
spending time with E.A.
Moye
E.R.
3 April 1889
All the graves of John
Simpson Cemetery, list of
stones and dates, history of
Hoyt Family
E.R.
17 April 1889
E.A. Moye elected first vice
president of Greenville
Business Association; A.A.
Forbes, treasurer
E.R.
15 April 1889
W.H. Tripp married
E.R.
24 April 1889
A.D. Moye killed two miles
above Greenville
E.R.
2 May 1889, 8 May 1889
List of town officers: Alfred
Forbes, treasurer
E.R.
22 May 1889
History of death of racehorse E.R.
owned by Arthur Forbes
5 June 1889
Robert Moye, hunter
E.R.
17 July 1889
E.A. Moye elected secretary
of Farmer's Alliance of Pitt
County
E.R.
17 July 1889
Death of Captain J.L. Barrett E.R.
24 July 1889
About Greenville bridge
E.R.
12 September 1888, 19 September
1888
Episcopal club, King's
Daughters
E.R.
12 September 1888
B.F. Sugg's foundry
E.R.
12 September 1888
Death of Mary K. Delaney
E.R.
19 September 1888
New Oyster Restaurant of Joe E.R.
Forbes
19 September 1888
Joab Tyson's livery stable
E.R.
19 September 1888
Speaking platform in Court
House square
E.R.
26 September 1888
E.C. Glenn, coal dealer
E.R.
26 September 1888
Steamboat Beta sold, will run E.R.
on Contentnea Creek
10 October 1888
Shooting at Calico
E.R.
17 October 1888
Pactolus telegraph line
E.R.
24 October 1888
Dancy Oyster Restaurant now E.R.
open
24 October 1888
New steeple on Sycamore
Hill Church
E.R.
31 October 1888
Greenville Military School
E.R.
7 November 1888
New side wheel steamer to
run on Tar
E.R.
21 November 1888
Pine trees turned into wool
E.R.
28 November 1888
D.T. House of Pitt County
left for Texas
E.R.
28 November 1888
Death of Nicey Whichard
E.R.
28 November 1888
R.L. Davis, finest house in
Pitt County
E.R.
5 December 1888
Farmville String Band
E.R.
5 December 1888
Pactolus Academy- Miss Ida E.R.
5 December 1888
Gay, principal
Cherry Hall
E.R.
5 December 1888
Evans Street Park
E.R.
19 December 1888
Offices above post office
E.R.
19 December 1888
Miss Mollie E. Rouse's art
exhibit
E.R.
19 December 1888
Five Points store for rent
E.R.
2 January 1889
Gift given to Macon House
Hotel
E.R.
2 January 1889
About Greenville Carriage
Shop
E.R.
2 January 1889
Novella Higgs' dancing
school
E.R.
12 September 1888, 15 May 1888,
22 May 1888
New post office in Pitt
County
E.R.
12 September 1888
Market House smells bad
E.R.
19 September 1888
Hookerton newspaper
E.R.
26 September 1888
About Black Jack School
E.R.
3 October 1888
About G.V. Venters' store at
Calico
E.R.
17 October 1888
Fight at Calico: Calvin Cox E.R.
killed by Halsey Branch, G.P.
Venters
17 October 1888, 23 January 1889
Sale of Macon House Hotel
E.R.
24 October 1888
J.J. Dancy's Oyster
Restaurant
E.R.
24 October 1888, 31 October 1888
C.H. James School,
Keelsville
E.R.
7 November 1888
Death of Delphia, wife of
Cornelius Kinsaul
E.R.
14 November 1888
Langley Post Office
E.R.
26 September 1888
Death of E.L., wife of C.J.
O'Hagan
E.R.
21 November 1888
Death of son of R.A. Tyson
E.R.
21 November 1888
Death of Amos Evans
E.R.
21 November 1888
Steamboat on Tar River
E.R.
21 November 1888
Death of Mrs. Elizabeth W.
Smith
E.R.
28 November 1888
Wheat and flour mill in
Greenville
E.R.
28 November 1888
Macon House Hotel sale
E.R.
5 December 1888, 5 March 1889
About carriage factories in
Greenville
E.R.
2 January 1889
H.T. King of Falkland bought E.R.
the Democratic Standard and
moved it to Tarboro
9 January 1889, 23 January 1889
Skinner's lumber mill
E.R.
16 January 1889
About boats and schooners at E.R.
the wharf
30 January 1889
Macon House Hotel
E.R.
30 January 1889, 6 February 1889,
28 August 1889, 29 January 1890, 5
February 1890, 26 February 1890, 5
March 1890
Death of W.A Manning
E.R.
13 February 1889
Pactolus water mills
E.R.
20 February 1889
The King House Hotel
E.R.
6 March 1889
Free Will Baptist moved from E.R.
New Bern to Snow Hill
6 March 1889
Library at Greenville Institute E.R.
13 March 1889, 16 April 1889, 10
April 1889
Schools at Pactolus,
Keelsville
E.R.
20 March 1889
New Poor House
E.R.
20 March 1889
Rail Road to Greenville
E.R.
27 March 1889
Buzzard's Roost horse
swapping area gone
E.R.
27 March 1889
Local art exhibit in Greenville E.R.
2 January 1889
Rail Road to pass through
Riverside Nursery
9 January 1889
E.R.
Williamson's Carriage Works E.R.
in Greenville
23 January 1889
More Pitt County eggs
E.R.
30 January 1889
Greenville String Band
E.R.
30 January 1889
New floor in Market House
E.R.
20 February 1889
Lizzie Perkins married J.C.
Tyson
E.R.
27 February 1889
Belled buzzard
E.R.
27 February 1889, 29 May 1889
About rail road, sawmills
E.R.
13 March 1889
Calico called Calico Hill
E.R.
8 May 1889
Seth Tyson killed an eagle
E.R.
27 March 1889
Death of Mrs. Patsy
Summerall
E.R.
3 April 1889
About Greenville carriage
factory
E.R.
3 April 1889
Rufus Fleming sawmill at
Pactolus burned
E.R.
16 April 1889, 10 April 1889,
Robin hunting, Greenville
E.R.
16 April 1889
Death in Florida of L.A.
Easton of Greenville
E.R.
16 April 1889
Greenville Business
Association formed
E.R.
24 April 1889, 8 May 1889
A dam at the bridge
E.R.
1 May 1889, 11 September 1889
Death of Miss Nettie
Beddard
E.R.
15 May 1889
C.C. Kirkman, bee man
E.R.
15 May 1889, 3 July 1889
Death of race horse of
Andrew Joyner
E.R.
5 June 1889
Greenville Baseball Club
E.R.
5 June 1889
Germania Hall
E.R.
5 June 1889
C.L. Tyson, teacher
E.R.
5 June 1889
Johnson's Mill School
E.R.
3 April 1889
Macon House Hotel
E.R.
3 April 1889, 25 September 1889,
25 June 1890
Shingle factory at Greenville E.R.
10 April 1889
Spencer Roach's store in
Johnson's Mill
E.R.
24 April 1889
W.H. Tripp married Kate
Burney
E.R.
24 April 1889
Winfield School at Johnson's E.R.
Mill
24 April 1889
Bethel Herald called Southern E.R.
Voice
24 April 1889
Preaching at the Opera House E.R.
24 April 1889
Mildred, Edgecombe County E.R.
1 May 1889
Death of Slade Rogerson in
1 May 1889
E.R.
Carolina Township
Briery Swamp School
E.R.
1 May 1889
J.H. Shelburn moved to
Durham
E.R.
1 May 1889
Skinner's mill makes tracks
for Greenville Rail Road
E.R.
1 May 1889
Truck farming in Pitt County E.R.
8 May 1889
C.C. Braxton put up a steam
sawmill in Redalia/Ayden
E.R.
15 May 1889
Large panel over the door of
the Court House
E.R.
15 May 1889
Carlos Harris built a paint
shop on Cotanche Street
E.R.
15 May 1889
About Bynum's Mills
between Falkland and
Farmville
E.R.
22 May 1889
Stock law of Greenville
E.R.
29 May 1889
Berea Church, 6 miles from
Greenville
E.R.
29 May 1889
Death of Marcon Manning,
county surveyor
E.R.
29 May 1889
J.R. Davenport dissolved
carriage business at Pactolus
E.R.
5 June 1889
Redalia School
E.R.
5 June 1889
A.G. Cox flour mill
E.R.
5 June 1889
Death of Elder Josephus
Latham, superintendent of
public instruction of Pitt
County
E.R.
5 June 1889
New Pitt County officers:
H.B. Harris, coroner
E.R.
5 June 1889
Asa Garris, living near
Hanrahan, lost hogs to
cholera
E.R.
5 June 1889
Death of daughter of J.F.
Joyner; wife of W.J. Briley
(the daughter of Ivey
Fleming), of Great Swamp
section
E.R.
12 June 1889
Death of wife of W.J. Briley
E.R.
12 June 1889
Death of Mrs. Pattie Cotton
E.R.
12 June 1889
Captain D. Hill of Steamboat E.R.
Myers
12 June 1889
Schools in Greenville
Academy
E.R.
19 June 1889
Migration of eels up the Tar
River
E.R.
26 June 1889
Lightning struck hogs in
Pactolus township
E.R.
3 July 1889
Boat race on Tar River
E.R.
3 July 1889, 10 July 1889
Death of daughter of D. Hill, E.R.
captain of steamboat Myers
3 July 1889
Death of child of J.H.M. and
Jennie Jackson
E.R.
10 July 1889
Negro baseball team and
brass band of Greenville
E.R.
10 July 1889
Death of George Cobb near
Penny Hill
E.R.
17 July 1889
Farmer's Alliance officers
E.R.
17 July 1889
Death of Capt. J.L. Barrett of E.R.
Farmville
24 July 1889
Greenville Brass Band
E.R.
24 July 1889
Death of Mrs. Riddie
Fleming
E.R.
31 July 1889
Plank Road leading to bridge E.R.
31 July 1889
Death of L.G. Heilbroner in
N.Y.
E.R.
7 August 1889
Someone shot at W.B. Ross'
house
E.R.
14 August 1889
Greenville Guard officers
E.R.
14 August 1889
Death of Miss Elizabeth
Driver
E.R.
21 August 1889
Charles Tyson School,
Farmville
E.R.
28 August 1889
Jail break
E.R.
7 August 1889
Macon House Hotel omnibus E.R.
ordered
4 September 1889
Church cemeteries in
Greenville
11 September 1889
E.R.
Animal graveyard at north
end of rail road smells
E.R.
11 September 1889
J.C. Tyson ran a racket store
E.R.
11 September 1889
Macon House Hotel dining
room
E.R.
16 October 1889
Grifton Rail Road
E.R.
16 October 1889
Greenville wells
E.R.
23 October 1889
Death of John A. Moore
E.R.
23 October 1889
Godwin's Restaurant opened
E.R.
30 October 1889
Death of daughter of Elbert
Stocks
E.R.
30 October 1889
Cherry's Fishery for sale
E.R.
30 October 1889
Bethel schools
E.R.
12 June 1889, 25 September 1889
Post office moved to Fourth
Street
E.R.
12 June 1889
Farmville Seminary
E.R.
19 June 1889
Athenian Hall, Greenville
Institute
E.R.
19 June 1889
Death of George Cobb
E.R.
17 July 1889
Greenville Boat Club
E.R.
17 July 1889
Macon House Hotel supplies E.R.
ice to Tarboro
17 July 1889
King House Hotel
E.R.
24 July 1889
Rail road to Bell's Ferry
E.R.
31 July 1889
About Riverton on north side E.R.
of Tar
7 August 1889
Train in Greenville
E.R.
21 August 1889
Iron ore in Pitt County
E.R.
25 September 1889, 2 October
1889
All about first train in
Greenville
E.R.
28 August 1889
Benjamin Belcher sick
E.R.
4 September 1889
Arcadia Academy, 3 miles
from Pactolus
E.R.
4 September 1889
Marlboro Post Office
discontinued
E.R.
4 September 1889
Chimney fire at Alfred
Forbes' house
E.R.
4 September 1889
Music School in Pactolus
E.R.
25 September 1889
Joab Tyson rented livery
stables to carry on his
business
E.R.
19 September 1888
About Joe Forbes' Restaurant E.R.
19 September 1888
Death of Elizabeth Smith
E.R.
28 November 1888
Death of William H. Horne
E.R.
28 November 1888
Dr. Robert Joyner of
E.R.
Montgomery County visiting
brother Andrew Joyner
14 March 1888
G.W. Cox appointed Dunn
Postmaster
E.R.
1 May 1889
Josh Cox grew wheat near
Redalia
E.R.
15 May 1889
W.B. Wingate
E.R.
15 May 1889
Alfred Forbes, town treasurer E.R.
15 May 1889
About E.A. Moye and
Farmer's Alliance
E.R.
21 August 1889
About L.J. Barrett
E.R.
4 September 1889
Alfred Forbes sends daughter E.R.
to school
18 September 1889
About Dr. Richard Williams E.R.
and his house, where George
Washington stayed in
Greenville in 1791
18 September 1889
Obituary of M.A. Hoyt
E.R.
25 September 1889
Village of Rountree, Pitt
County
E.R.
2 October 1889
Ola and Alfred Forbes, clerks E.R.
2 October 1889
Alfred Forbes Jr. fined for
E.R.
driving too fast on the bridge
23 October 1889
Death of Benjamin Briley
E.R.
20 October 1889
E.A. Moye, superior court
clerk, treasurer of Disciples
Conference in the area
E.R.
20 October 1889
E.A. Moye, president of
E.R.
Disciples Church convention
6 November 1889
Murder at Noah Forbes' fish
pond
13 November 1889
E.R.
Ola Forbes, prize tobacco
E.R.
13 November 1889
Fire at cotton yard of Alfred
Forbes
E.R.
20 November 1889
J.B. Tripp living in
Richmond, Va.
E.R.
4 December 1889
E.A. Moye moving to
Forbestown
E.R.
25 December 1889
Ollie Moye of Wilson visiting E.R.
her uncle, E.A. Moye
26 February 1890
J.C. Tripp house
E.R.
5 March 1890
Obituary of Mr. Blaney
Baker, born 1782
E.R.
5 March 1890
Depot at Riverton
E.R.
13 November 1889
R.A. Tyson and houses on
Plank Road
E.R.
13 November 1889
Bethel Voice editor married
E.R.
13 November 1889
Death of Julia Dunn
E.R.
27 November 1889
Widow of Capt. L.J. Barrett
moves to Greenville
E.R.
27 November 1889
New police uniforms
E.R.
27 November 1889
Sugar cane in Beaver Dam
Township
E.R.
11 December 1889
About all the merchants in
Greenville
E.R.
18 December 1889
Death of son of Felix Braxton E.R.
25 December 1889
Store of Rufus Fleming
burned, Pactolus
E.R.
25 December 1889
Shingle mill in Greenville
E.R.
25 December 1889
Washington Progress,
newspaper
E.R.
15 October 1889
Sawmill of Harry Skinner
sold
E.R.
9 October 1889
History of tobacco in Pitt
County
E.R.
16 October 1889
Well-boring machine of H.F. E.R.
Harris
23 October 1889
Death of Roberta Stocks,
niece of Alfred Forbes
E.R.
30 October 1889
Rail road meeting at
E.R.
6 November 1889
Scuffletown
Delaney store and house for
sale, near Court House
E.R.
6 November 1889
Helen and Rountree,
merchants at Bell's Ferry
E.R.
13 November 1889
Death of Mrs. Frank Johnston E.R.
20 November 1889
All about Mildred and Penny E.R.
Hill
20 November 1889
Change of name of Old Plank E.R.
Road to Dickinson Ave. in
honor of Marshall Dickinson
11 December 1889
List of churches, lodges and
their officers in Greenville
E.R.
18 December 1889
Cox Cotton Planter Factory
and village, churches and
schools
E.R.
18 December 1889
Death of son of Felix Braxton E.R.
25 December 1889
Store of Little, House, and
E.R.
Brother going out of business
8 January 1890
Store of James and Wiley
Brown, brothers
E.R.
8 January 1890
Bad livery in Greenville
E.R.
8 January 1890
Greenville Public School to
open
E.R.
8 January 1890
A.G. Coward and J.L.
Tucker's store at Bell's Ferry
E.R.
8 January 1890
Bell's Ferry changed to
Grifton
E.R.
8 January 1890
Steam mill of Spier and
Quinerly, Grifton
E.R.
8 January 1890
A.G. Cox and J.D. Carroll
manufacturing cotton
planters, brackets and
moldings
E.R.
8 January 1890
Whitehead steam mill near
wharf started up
E.R.
8 January 1890
Death of J.D. Cobb
E.R.
8 January 1890
E.A. Bland, merchant of
Bell's Ferry
E.R.
15 January 1890
Death of McG. Daniel
E.R.
15 January 1890
James Hotel in Bethel
E.R.
15 January 1890
Ghost of Negro man seen
frightening people in
Greenville
E.R.
22 January 1890
Adrian Savage Barroom for
sale
E.R.
8 January 1890
Tucker and Murphy, lent
money, lawyers
E.R.
8 January 1890
Latham and Pender, successor E.R.
of R.S. Clark and Co.
8 January 1890
A. Cuthrell, buggy maker
E.R.
8 January 1890
David C. Clark land division E.R.
8 January 1890
Advertisement: E.A. Taft
store
E.R.
8 January 1890
Glascow Evans moved to
Greenville
E.R.
8 January 1890
E.A. Buck of Georgia visiting E.R.
8 January 1890
Moss Heilbroner moved
jewelry store to Scotland
Neck
E.R.
8 January 1890
W.H. Flake killed hawk
E.R.
8 January 1890
Allen Warren and Son sell
evergreen and fruit trees at
auction
E.R.
8 January 1890
G.W. Cox and son of Dunn
assigned
E.R.
8 January 1890
A tailor opened shop
E.R.
8 January 1890
J.J. Gray and Susie Ross
married
E.R.
8 January 1890
Pactolus tournament
E.R.
8 January 1890
Party at J.B. Yellowley house E.R.
8 January 1890
Death of Henry May
8 January 1890
E.R.
Falkland Presbyterian Church E.R.
to be built
8 January 1890, 19 March 1890
B.S. Sheppard and John
Flanagan, undertakers
E.R.
8 January 1890
W.H. Harrington appointed
county coroner
E.R.
15 January 1890
W.A. James Jr. resigned as
E.R.
15 January 1890
county commissioner
John S. Smith appointed
keeper of the draw on the
bridge
E.R.
15 January 1890, 22 January 1890
Mrs. James Brown opened
boys and girls school
E.R.
15 January 1890
J.S. Gray teaching school in
Pactolus
E.R.
15 January 1890
M.O. Blount of Bethel rented E.R.
James Hotel
15 January 1890
D.W. Phillips worked for
R.R. Cotten in Centrebluff
E.R.
15 January 1890
J.E. Tucker, graduate of
Wake Forest, teaching
E.R.
15 January 1890
Trial of Jesse Baker, killed
man at Forbes Mill Pond
E.R.
15 January 1890
J.L. Little, works for J.B.
Cherry and Co.
E.R.
22 January 1890
Mrs. M.T. Cowell and Mrs.
J.F. Joyner, millinery
E.R.
22 January 1890
E.B. Moore retired from
E.R.
Macon House Hotel and sold
it to Charles Skinner
22 January 1890
Tar River low
E.R.
22 January 1890
Heilbroner family
E.R.
22 January 1890
James Albritton came to Pitt
County from Texas
E.R.
22 January 1890
C.L. Tyson opened a school
in Keelsville
E.R.
22 January 1890
Hyman of Texas and
Greenville
E.R.
22 January 1890
Porch of old store of
E.R.
Marcellus Moore taken down
22 January 1890
Death of Harry Wilson,
nephew of W.R. Whichard
E.R.
22 January 1890
Greenville Corn MillsE.R.
McGowan and White (cotton)
22 January 1890
Mrs. R.H. Horne, millinery
E.R.
22 January 1890
Culley and Edmunds, barbers E.R.
under Opera House
22 January 1890
Culley's dandruff cure
E.R.
22 January 1890
E.A. Moye president of N.C. E.R.
Missionary Convention
29 January 1890
Dickinson Avenue improved E.R.
29 January 1890
E.B. Moore gone to Lewiston E.R.
29 January 1890
Dr. H. Johnson married Ida
Meacham
E.R.
29 January 1890
Mrs. McD. Boyd, daughter of E.R.
Honorable G. Bernard
29 January 1890
W.A. James moved out of Pitt E.R.
County
29 January 1890
J.J. Satterthwaite and M.T.
Speir at Wake Forest
E.R.
29 January 1890
About register of deeds, Mr.
James, Confederate veteran
E.R.
29 January 1890
About Pitt County Farmers
Alliance
E.R.
5 February 1890
Grindle Creek Canal meeting E.R.
5 February 1890
John F. Evans married Emma E.R.
Hearnes
5 February 1890
A.A. Forbes, musician
E.R.
5 February 1890
Death of child of Richard
Dail
E.R.
5 February 1890
Cox Cotton Planter Factory
items, brick makers
E.R.
5 February 1890
G.F. Evans tobacco
E.R.
5 February 1890
About W.A. James in 1846
E.R.
5 February 1890
Greenville Iron Works
E.R.
5 February 1890
B.F. Tyson, lawyer
E.R.
5 February 1890
B.F. Patrick's seine near
Yankee Hall
E.R.
5 February 1890
John Flanagan elected county E.R.
commissioner
5 February 1890
Rice shipped through
Greenville
E.R.
5 February 1890
Mollie Rouse's art studio
E.R.
5 February 1890
C.T. Savage married Nettie
Venters
E.R.
5 February 1890
Widow of McG. Daniel
moved to Greenville
E.R.
5 February 1890
Glascow Evans omnibus of
Macon House Hotel
E.R.
5 February 1890
Ben Cherry new Negro fire
captain
E.R.
5 February 1890
D.E. House purchased
Williams' brick store
E.R.
5 February 1890
Wooten's drug store
E.R.
5 February 1890
James A. Smith, dentist
E.R.
5 February 1890
T.J. Jarvis, Civil War story
E.R.
5 February 1890
Tyson and Rawls, bank
opened
E.R.
12 February 1890
C.D. Rountree, J.H. Tucker, E.R.
and Dr. D.L. James - deacons
in the Baptist church
12 February 1890
W.D. Letchworth moved to
Tennessee
E.R.
12 February 1890
J.F. Joyner and E.H. Shelburn E.R.
planted tobacco
12 February 1890
Greenville Institute garden
E.R.
12 February 1890
Grifton Lodge
E.R.
19 February 1890
How to grow tobacco
E.R.
19 February 1890
Cox Cotton Factory items
E.R.
19 February 1890
Death of mother of former
Governor T.J. Jarvis
E.R.
19 February 1890
Masonry work on rail road
bridge
E.R.
19 February 1890
Boys' valentine racket
E.R.
19 February 1890
Daughter of Noah Forbes hurt E.R.
19 February 1890
G.E. Harriss purchased
business of E.C. Glenn
E.R.
19 February 1890
Log rafts tied to bridge
E.R.
19 February 1890
Langley Post Office in Pitt
County discontinued
E.R.
19 February 1890
J.M. Latham moved to
Greenville
E.R.
19 February 1890
J.C. Tyson moved out of
Greenville to farm
E.R.
19 February 1890
Death of wife of Stanley
Brown, Martin County
E.R.
19 February 1890
Daughter of J.B. Ellis married E.R.
19 February 1890
Peg Leg Williams leading
Negro exodus
E.R.
19 February 1890
Building a brick rail road
bridge from Riverton
E.R.
22 January 1890
Macon House Hotel sold
E.R.
22 January 1890
Obituary of Thomas W.
Harris
E.R.
29 January 1890
Death of Theophilus Keel
E.R.
29 January 1890
Death of S.J. McLawhorn
E.R.
5 February 1890
Tilghman lumber mill below E.R.
Yankee Hall
12 February 1890
Death of wife of H.B. Harris
at Marlboro
E.R.
12 February 1890, 5 March 1890
Death of L.C. Rountree
E.R.
12 February 1890
Bank in Greenville
E.R.
12 February 1890, 26 February
1890
Grifton Clipper, newspaper
E.R.
19 February 1890
Greenville horse market
E.R.
19 February 1890
J.C. Tyson's store
E.R.
19 February 1890
Greenville rail road bridge
E.R.
26 February 1890, 26 March 1890,
12 April 1890, 26 February 1890
The Bethel Voice ended- the
editor, Robert Ward, died
E.R.
5 March 1890
Turner Tripp- assault, Beaver E.R.
Dam
5 March 1890
J.C. Tripp, burglars and
vandals
E.R.
5 March 1890
Death of Blaney Baker, 108
E.R.
5 March 1890, 12 March 1890
Major Eugene Harrell
E.R.
12 March 1890
Plank Road in bad condition
E.R.
12 March 1890
Wooden rail road depot
E.R.
2 April 1890, 19 April 1890
First regular train over trestle E.R.
2 April 1890
Death of Stephen R. Evans
E.R.
2 April 1890
Humber building a foundry
E.R.
2 April 1890
About Reverend Noah Tyson, E.R.
9 April 1890
100 years ago; list of funerals,
1794-1800
History of Elder David House E.R.
19 April 1890
Death of Miss Julia Carmault E.R.
16 April 1890
James H. Dail
E.R.
16 April 1890
Rail road depot
E.R.
29 January 1890, 16 April 1890, 7
May 1890, 9 July 1890, 29 January
1890
Greenville Public School
E.R.
23 April 1890
Death of Jackson Pittman,
Grifton
E.R.
23 April 1890, 30 April 1890
Thigpen's dairy farm at Penny E.R.
Hill
23 April 1890
Yankee Hall burned
E.R.
23 April 1890
Rail road bridge keeper
E.R.
23 April 1890
W.G. Stokes' store at
Grimesland
E.R.
23 April 1890
Sam Ross, Alfred Ross, and
W.A. Ross
E.R.
30 April 1890
Death of T.R. Cherry
E.R.
30 April 1890
Death of Miss Harriet
Yellowley
E.R.
30 April 1890, 7 May 1890
About Isadore Lichtenstein
E.R.
19 February 1890
Mrs. L.C. King opened Eborn E.R.
House for boarders
26 February 1890
W.A. Forbes married Nannie E.R.
Forbes
26 February 1890
G.M. Tucker store robbed
E.R.
26 February 1890
Trees in back of Cherry Hill
Cemetery cut down
E.R.
26 February 1890
Amos Brown, deaf mute
E.R.
26 February 1890
Leonidos Fleming resigned as E.R.
justice of the peace
26 February 1890
Death of Mrs. J.R. Rouse
E.R.
26 February 1890
J.A. Hatton shot a man
E.R.
26 February 1890
Glascow Evans' livery stable E.R.
5 March 1890
M.L. Hart, son-in-law of Mrs. E.R.
Clemmy Nichols
5 March 1890
Turner Tripp's wife assaulted E.R.
5 March 1890
May's Chapel dedicated
E.R.
5 March 1890
J.C. Tripp's house attacked
E.R.
5 March 1890
T.A. Nichols' house paint
party
E.R.
5 March 1890
White Caps, Ku Klux Klan
E.R.
5 March 1890
Benjamin Belcher of Pactolus E.R.
broke his leg
5 March 1890
First speed limit sign on
E.R.
Greenville bridge is tacked up
on Boyds Ferry, Pactolus
5 March 1890
Elks' Schoolhouse picnic
E.R.
5 March 1890
I. Littman
E.R.
5 March 1890
Low Tariff Carriage Factory E.R.
consolidated with W.H. Cox's
Greenville Carriage Works
5 March 1890
Eborn House near Bethel
burned; rumor
E.R.
5 March 1890, 19 March 1890
Greenville masquerade ball
E.R.
12 March 1890
Mrs. J.C. Lanier sold fresh
cream and milk
E.R.
12 March 1890
Red Oak Church quarterly
meeting
E.R.
12 March 1890
Oscar James, son of register
of deeds
E.R.
12 March 1890
J.A. Adams, father of Mrs.
J.D. Williamson
E.R.
12 March 1890, 19 March 1890
About family of B.H. Sugg
E.R.
12 March 1890
Accident near long
Forbestown bridge
E.R.
12 March 1890
W.H. Fleming moved to
Texas
E.R.
19 March 1890
W.H. Cox and L.A. Greene
E.R.
dissolved Greenville Carriage
Works
19 March 1890
Wyatt L. Brown, insurance
agent
E.R.
19 March 1890
Sawmill near wharf
E.R.
19 March 1890
Sidewalk bridge over sewer
E.R.
19 March 1890
on Dickinson Avenue
Bad trees cut down at Five
Points
E.R.
19 March 1890
Coxville items: school,
literary society
E.R.
26 March 1890
C.C. Kirkman, head of
farmer's alliance
E.R.
26 March 1890
Negro exodus from every part E.R.
of Pitt County
26 March 1890
Tyson and Rawl Bank
E.R.
26 March 1890
Alfred Moye's daughter sick
E.R.
12 March 1890
Alfred Forbes' farm
E.R.
23 April 1890
Death of Julia Carnett
E.R.
16 April 1890
Obituary of T.R. Cherry
E.R.
30 April 1890
Obituary of Benjamin
Franklin Tucker
E.R.
21 May 1890
R.M. Moye on baseball team E.R.
21 May 1890, 23 July 1890
Sugg family reunion
E.R.
28 May 1890
Greenville fifty years ago:
hotels, academy, people,
architecture
E.R.
18 June 1890, 25 June 1890
Goff's landing
E.R.
2 July 1890
E.A. Moye, lodge
E.R.
2 July 1890
About Martinsborough, Pitt
County
E.R.
23 July 1890
E.T. Forbes, Greenville
Guards
E.R.
23 July 1890
Pitt County industries
E.R.
6 August 1890
Death of wife of Blount Speir E.R.
20 August 1890
Ola Forbes, clerk
E.R.
17 September 1890
Death of Samuel Flake
E.R.
12 November 1890
A.A. Forbes' boy killed
another
E.R.
12 November 1890
Ola Forbes married
E.R.
24 December 1890
Sheep farming in Pitt County E.R.
14 May 1890
About Greenville
E.R.
21 May 1890
Death of Sallie, wife of
Robert Fleming
E.R.
21 May 1890
Death of Fannie, wife of
Bolen Jackson
E.R.
21 May 1890
Death of Susan Congleton
E.R.
21 May 1890
Sawmill of R.H. Garris
burned at Swift Creek
E.R.
28 May 1890
Shade Wooten
E.R.
28 May 1890, 4 June 1890
S.R.Ross' grandchild killed
E.R.
4 June 1890
Death of Rebecca Warren
E.R.
4 June 1890
Death of Harriet Rogers
E.R.
4 June 1890
Skinner's Mill burned
E.R.
4 June 1890
D.H. James, register of deeds, E.R.
Confederate veteran
4 June 1890
Presbyterian church built in
Falkland
E.R.
4 June 1890, 25 June 1890
About A.J. Griffin
E.R.
11 June 1890
Greenville Cornet Band
organized
E.R.
18 June 1890
Deaths of R.P. Collins and Ed E.R.
Holloway
18 June 1890
Rail road to Grifton
E.R.
18 June 1890
Boats and boat races
E.R.
25 June 1890, 2 July 1890
Greenville Memorial Baptist
Church to be built
E.R.
25 June 1890
Greenville Male School
formed
E.R.
25 June 1890
Smith Hall, acting
E.R.
25 June 1890
Death of John M. King
E.R.
9 July 1890
Public water system
E.R.
9 July 1890
About Grindool post office
and town
E.R.
16 July 1890
Picnic at Yankee Hall
E.R.
23 July 1890
Jesse Barnhill
E.R.
23 July 1890
Draining Grindle Creek
E.R.
23 July 1890
New town of Ayden
E.R.
30 July 1890, 13 August 1890
Death of Dr. P.H. Mayo in
Falkland
E.R.
30 July 1890
G. Cox Cotton planter and
factory
E.R.
6 August 1890
Death of Mrs. Eliza Abrams
E.R.
6 August 1890
Cox and Carroll giving away E.R.
1,000 tobacco hogsheads
6 August 1890
Greenville Male School
E.R.
13 August 1890, 20 August 1890, 3
September 1890
Stores in Bethel
E.R.
20 August 1890
Steamboats at Grifton
E.R.
20 August 1890
Streets and school at Grifton
E.R.
20 August 1890
Bethel High School
E.R.
27 August 1890
Mineral Well at Greenville
Institue
E.R.
3 September 1890
Grifton Academy
incorporated
E.R.
10 September 1890
Death of Marion Perkins
E.R.
10 September 1890
Death of Rufus Fleming
E.R.
17 September 1890
Molasses Mill at Cox factory E.R.
17 September 1890
Ola Forbes left Greenville
E.R.
17 September 1890
Edward Wooten, arch deacon E.R.
of Tennessee
24 September 1890
History of G.F. Evans, father E.R.
of Pitt County tobacco
24 September 1890, 1 October
1890
Henry L. Wyatt, Confederate E.R.
soldier
1 October 1890
Cotton platform built at depot E.R.
1 October 1890
Greenville Memorial Baptist
Church completed
E.R.
8 October 1890
Large sale of lots in Ayden
E.R.
8 October 1890
Greenville Building and Loan E.R.
Association
15 October 1890
House Station being built
E.R.
15 October 1890
Grifton
E.R.
22 October 1890, 29 October 1890,
12 November 1890, 26 November
1890, 3 December 1890, 24
December 1890
Wife of O.P. Humber
E.R.
22 October 1890
Death of wife of Zeno Brown E.R.
29 October 1890
Death of John Randolph, 77
E.R.
29 October 1890
Tyon and Rawls Bank
E.R.
5 November 1890
Grimesland
E.R.
19 November 1890, 17 December
1890
Death of Ivey Fleming, 77
E.R.
12 November 1890
New Holland Post Office in
Pitt County
E.R.
19 November 1890
Death of Ezekiel Murphy, 75 E.R.
26 November 1890
Greenville Male Academy
E.R.
10 December 1890
Fire at barns at Yankee Hall
E.R.
24 December 1890