Reflector Index, 1898-1901
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Abbreviations: E.R. = Eastern Reflector
ABSTRACT
NEWSPAPER DATE
Grimesland tournament
E.R.
4 January 1898
Story about the murder in Craven
County of Pitt County native
Christopher M. Oxley
E.R.
4 January 1898
Allen Forbes’ daughter gave a
E.R.
dinner for her father and all men 65
years old and older
4 January 1898
Negroes used white schoolhouse for E.R.
a dance and kept neighbors up all
night
4 January 1898
M.F. Turnage, former assistant at
telegraph office, took position at
depot
E.R.
4 January 1898
Charles Cobb purchased the interest E.R.
of W.R. Smith in the Pitt County
Buggy Company and will continue
to run business with H.C. Edwards
4 January 1898
T.E. Hooker house on Dickinson
Avenue nearly complete
E.R.
4 January 1898
Crude shanty put up, waiting for
new market house
E.R.
4 January 1898
List of everything built in 1897
E.R.
4 January 1898
Story about J.B. White taking over
the store of W.H. White
E.R.
7 January 1898
Market house movers hurt
E.R.
7 January 1898
Story about fire in Parmele
E.R.
7 January 1898
Married in Carteret County,
Reverend R.D. Carroll of
Winterville to Mrs. Mamie
Robinson
E.R.
7 January 1898
Story about W.H. Fleming of Pitt
County, in Texas for eight years
E.R.
7 January 1898
Attendees of N.& I. College in
Greensboro
E.R.
7 January 1898
Bessie Harding
Bessie Patrick
Queenie McGowen
Sallie Galloway
Daisy Tucker
Dr. J.E. Nobles and C.C. Joyner
went to Philadelphia for medical
education
E.R.
7 January 1898
Death of George T. Williams, was E.R.
present when H.L. Wyatt was killed
11 January 1898
Old fire engine house moved
E.R.
11 January 1898, 14 January
1898
C.E. Gardner, rail road agent at
House Station
E.R.
11 January 1898
Co-partnership of Ed H. Shelburn
and John Flanagan dissolved
E.R.
11 January 1898
Story about Sub-Rosa, female
fraternity in Greenville
E.R.
14 January 1898
Bethel items
E.R.
14 January 1898
Death of S.S. Rasberry of Swift
Creek Township, Pitt County
standard keeper
E.R.
11 January 1898
Bank of Pitt County to close
E.R.
14 January 1898
New John Flanagan Company,
store
E.R.
14 January 1898
Late Oliver Moore’s farm for sale,
entitled to Ricky Moore
E.R.
14 January 1898
Photo of tobacco men in Greenville E.R.
18 January 1898
Ed Cox killed a Negro man at
Haddocks Crossroads
E.R.
18 January 1898
George F. Smith of Pitt County
owned Seven Springs Resort
E.R.
21 January 1898
Daughters of Rebecca, female club E.R.
21 January 1898
Two horses fall dead in Falkland
E.R.
21 January 1898
Trees planted around Court House
square
E.R.
21 January 1898
Germania Hall, store lowered
E.R.
21 January 1898
H.F. Keel, new drummer for cigar
company
E.R.
21 January 1898
Story about the Pitt County Buggy
E.R.
25 January 1898
Company
B.F Patrick’s schoolhouse in south
Greenville
E.R.
25 January 1898
New Ayden Christian Church
E.R.
25 January 1898
Story about J.T.B. Hoover, fatherin-law of A.H. Taft
E.R.
25 January 1898
Report on Court House
E.R.
25 January 1898
Story about the children of R.E.
Bland of Lenior County playing
dead
E.R.
28 January 1898
S.M. Vinson of near Reedy Branch E.R.
Church has family clock that is 208
years old
28 January 1898
Story about the history of
Winterville
E.R.
1 February 1898
Fire at Germania Hall
E.R.
1 February 1898
Goose born in Pittsboro in 1860
E.R.
1 February 1898
Train bridge damaged by wind
E.R.
4 February 1898
Death of Macon Moye Brown,
youngest son of W.B. Brown
E.R.
4 February 1898
New Rebecca Lodge
E.R.
8 February 1898
Carrie, daughter of W.S. and Pattie E.R.
Darden
8 February 1898
E.G. Cox, owner of Winterville
Wire Fence Company
E.R.
11 February 1898
Fire Engine Company’s new
building
E.R.
11 February 1898
New chapel for the County Home
E.R.
11 February 1898
Death of L.L. Briley of Bethel
Township
E.R.
11 February 1898
Mrs. Lacy, teacher
E.R.
11 February 1898
Story about William F. Harding,
lawyer
E.R.
11 February 1898
Confederate monument
E.R.
11 February 1898
B.F. Patrick purchased interest of
H.C. Hooker
E.R.
11 February 1898
Story about B.C. Pierce and J.B.
Cherry in lodge
E.R.
15 February 1898
W.J. Laughinghouse lost two
E.R.
15 February 1898
fingers in accident at mill in
Quinerly
Fire at Bethel store
E.R.
15 February 1898
First man to volunteer for Spanish- E.R.
American War, Bo Cherry
18 February 1898
Fire company meeting
E.R.
18 February 1898
Death of Mollie, widow of M.R.
Rollins
E.R.
18 February 1898
The firm of T.M. Moore and
Company dissolved
E.R.
22 February 1898
Rochdale stores
E.R.
22 February 1898
Bicycle sign of S.E. Pender and
Company
E.R.
22 February 1898
Large store sign on Dickinson
Avenue
E.R.
25 February 1898
R.P. Davis, cigar manufacturer of
Winterville
E.R.
25 February 1898
Son of J.J. Parker of Farmville
bitten by a mad dog
E.R.
1 March 1898
W.F. Morrill dissolved out of
Greenville Supply Company
E.R.
4 March 1898
Death of James Sutton and daughter E.R.
Mrs. H.F. Keel
4 March 1898
House of A.A. Joyner of Rochdale
burned
E.R.
4 March 1898
Poem about war by Frank L.
Stanton
E.R.
8 March 1898
Story about the Greenville Lodge
E.R.
11 March 1898
Drum Corps
E.R.
15 March 1898
Story about old Masonic school
E.R.
22 March 1898
Fire at the home of W.N. Hammond E.R.
near Bethel
25 March 1898
Death of W.H. Higgins, father-inlaw of B.F. Manning
E.R.
1 April 1898
Story about Ayden
E.R.
5 April 1898
Story about a man born in Gates
E.R.
County in 1772, now in New Jersey
8 April 1898
O.L. Joyner, tobacco history book
E.R.
8 April 1898
Death of J.H. Johnson, C.S.A.
E.R.
12 April 1898
Eureka Lumber Company,
Falkland, accident
E.R.
12 April 1898
Story about Ayden
E.R.
15 April 1898
Death of Miss A.T. Edwards
E.R.
15 April 1898
Old cannon fired
E.R.
19 April 1898
Fire company
E.R.
19 April 1898
Story about Bryan Buck, C.S.A.
E.R.
22 April 1898, 29 April 1898
County Home Chapel dedicated
E.R.
22 April 1898, 29 April 1898
Fire engine
E.R.
26 April 1898
Forbes' Mill Pond drained
E.R.
26 April 1898
Story about J.B. McGowen of Snow E.R.
Hill, former member of Pitt County
Rifles
26 April 1898
Death of Lenzie, wife of James M.
Manning
E.R.
29 April 1898
Story about the Pitt County Rifles
E.R.
6 May 1898, 10 May 1898, 13
May 1898
Wind damage in Winterville,
Baptist church and the fence
company
E.R.
10May 1898
H.H. Harding, forger
E.R.
10 May 1898
Story about Bethel
E.R.
10 May 1898
Recruiting office opened for
E.R.
colored troops on the corner of Fifth
and Cotanche streets
13 May 1898
Miss Bessie Tyson has a large
number of students in her Joyner
Crossroads school
E.R.
17 May 1898
Death of Joab Hemby, 80, leaving
widow Harriet Joyner Hemby
E.R.
17 May 1898
Meeting at Forbes’ schoolhouse,
three miles from town
E.R.
20 May 1898
Death of Dr. F.W. Brown, 38,
married to Camile Latham,
daughter of Mayor L.C. Latham
E.R.
20 May 1898
Mannassas Forbes walked home
from Raleigh, was encamped with
the Pitt County Rifles there
E.R.
24 May 1898
Death of Captain J.T. Williams, 56; E.R.
24 May 1898
served in the Civil War
Death of Mrs. B.F. Sugg
E.R.
24 May 1898
Public well dug on Pitt Street near
the corner of Second Street
E.R.
27 May 1898
Jail break attempted
E.R.
27 May 1898
Death of William Hemby, 56,
E.R.
oldest son of Joab Hemby of Beaver
Dam Township
27 May 1898
Story about the organization of the
Chamber of Commerce
E.R.
27 May 1898
R.B. Jarvis has been in Trinidad,
Colorado for the last three years
E.R.
27 May 1898
T.M. Hooker returned from
Baltimore where he was taking a
course in pharmacy
E.R.
27 May 1898
Death of W.D. Keel in Jacksonville, E.R.
Florida
31 May 1898
Large hail storm, damage
E.R.
3 June 1898
History of Col. Lawrence D. Tyson E.R.
3 June 1898
James Brown Foundry
E.R.
10 June 1898
Bethel Academy
E.R.
10 June 1898
Fred Cox re-building where
Congleton house burned
E.R.
14 June 1898
Meteor seen
E.R.
17 June 1898
Death of Richard McGlohon of
Winterville
E.R.
17 June 1898
L.L. Hargrove of Georgia to open
female school in college building
E.R.
17 June 1898
First deck phone at W.B. Wilson’s
E.R.
17 June 1898
Fire at Dickinson Avenue, damaged E.R.
homes, tobacco company, etc.
17 June 1898
House of J.J. Perkins moved to new E.R.
location
21 June 1898
Death of James Edwin Moore of
Williamston
E.R.
21 June 1898
Ayden telephone completed
E.R.
21 June 1898
James Wesley White, artist
E.R.
21 June 1898
New flag for Pitt County Rifles
E.R.
24 June 1898
Death of Biggs Harrington
E.R.
24 June 1898
Death of Sarah, daughter of Mrs.
Alice Vincent
E.R.
24 June 1898
Death of Miss Reeka Fleming, 17
E.R.
24 June 1898
Two Spanish cannons found in
pond near Louisburg
E.R.
28 June 1898
Joseph J. Dancey and Miss Alma
Hudgin married in Richmond,
Virginia, on June 21, 1898
E.R.
28 June 1898
Grimesland Lodge
E.R.
28 June 1898
Atkinson/Moye place for sale, sixty E.R.
acres, now owned by Abel Smith
1 July 1898
E.L McGowen sold out store
E.R.
1 July 1898
Moonlight sail of Steamboat
Rubelle, Ola Forbes
E.R.
1 July 1898
Story about A.C.L. train engineer
George Smith
E.R.
1 July 1898
Girls wearing flag dresses
E.R.
5 July 1898
Master list of C.C. Forbes, Negro
troops
E.R.
8 July 1898
Flag for Pitt County Rifles
E.R.
8 July 1898
Story about W.A. Darden of
Hardeesville in Lenoir County
E.R.
8 July 1898
Ellis Tucker, old Negro mason
E.R.
12 July 1898
Story about C.C. Cobb of Norfolk,
Virginia
E.R.
18 July 1898
Pitt County Rifles re-organized
E.R.
18 July 1898
Bethel Lodge
E.R.
18 July 1898
Hope Fire Company, new fire hose E.R.
18 July 1898
Death of Miss Susan O. Brown
E.R.
18 July 1898
Death of Mrs. J.H. Cobb of Ayden
E.R.
18 July 1898
Strause building built
E.R.
18 July 1898
J.R. Corey sold out grocery and will E.R.
now only do harnesses and saddles
22 July 1898
W.O Barnhill, new machine shop
E.R.
22 July 1898
Death of Robert Worthington, 90
E.R.
22 July 1898
Death of Lida, 29, of typhoid fever, E.R.
wife of Henry C. Edwards
22 July 1898
Death of Thomas Gillam of
Morganton
E.R.
22 July 1898
Parkside, four miles south of
Greenville
E.R.
22 July 1898
Negroes at Fort Macon
E.R.
22 July 1898
Death of Mrs. Heber Briley
E.R.
26 July 1898
Horse wreck on bridge
E.R.
26 July 1898
Death of Travis Baker, 80
E.R.
26 July 1898
History of Greenville tobacco
warehouses and market
E.R.
29 July 1898
Confederate reunion in Greenville
E.R.
2 August 1898
S.J. Nobles’ barber shop
E.R.
5 August 1898
E. Victor Cox, appointed 2 Lt. Of E.R.
Co. E., to succeed Meadows,
resigned
5 August 1898
J.J. Corey, canning factory on
Dickinson Avenue
E.R.
5 August 1898
Lumber rail road at Centrebluff
E.R.
5 August 1898
Turkey caught while swimming
across a stream at Centrebluff
E.R.
5 August 1898
J.J. Smith, A.C.L. agent at Ayden
E.R.
5 August 1898
Lumber road at Parkside, Pitt
County
E.R.
5 August 1898
Moye-Forbes fox hunt
E.R.
26 July 1898
Yankee Hall picnic
E.R.
9 August 1898
Death of Effie, daughter of L.J.
Moore of Lenior County
E.R.
12 August 1898
Story about G.F. Smith of Pitt
County and Seven Springs
E.R.
12 August 1898
Story about cruelty to animals in
Greenville and Tarboro
E.R.
12 August 1898
Story about Alfred Forbes, tobacco E.R.
auctioneer, handsome man
12 August 1898
Story about the poor condition of
Dickinson Avenue
E.R.
12 August 1898
Hope Fire Company
E.R.
12 August 1898
R.M. Kennedy, dairy man
E.R.
12 August 1898
Mary Alice Moye, music class
E.R.
12 August 1898
nd
Governor Jarvis tells how
E.R.
Greenville government turned over
to Negroes
16 August 1898
SubRosa Lodge
E.R.
16 August 1898
O.L. Joyner, book on tobacco
E.R.
16 August 1898
Grimesland items:
E.R.
Story about William Moore’s store
Story about the two Sunday
schools
in Grimesland
Story about the store of J.O. Proctor
and Brother
Furnie Powell opened a new store
last
week
16 August 1898
Story about Greenville depot’s size, E.R.
too small
16 August 1898
Negro Missionary Baptist Church
dedicated at Bethel
E.R.
19 August 1898
Grimesland items
E.R.
19 August 1898
Dr. W.H. Dixon moved from
E.R.
Grimesland to Edwards in Beaufort
County, new office in Edwards
burned by fire
19 August 1898
Public picnic at Jeremiah Field
Grove near Hathaway’s Place
E.R.
19 August 1898
Cornet band to be organized
E.R.
22 August 1898
Andrew Joyner and J.E. Foy
purchased Winston-Salem
newspaper
E.R.
26 August 1898
Advertisement: Osborne C. Nobles E.R.
for sheriff
26 August 1898
Story about Dickinson Avenue and E.R.
the rail road
26 August 1898
Miss Pepper’s private school
E.R.
26 August 1898
Story about W.R. Whichard, first
grade teacher in the 1850’s in
Whichard
E.R.
30 August 1898
Board of Education:
Col. E.C. Yellowley
Germain Bernard
E.R.
30 August 1898
Alfred Moye
James Murray
Two children drowned at
Tilghman’s Mill Pond near
Grimesland
E.R.
30 August 1898
Bethel stores
E.R.
2 September 1898
Two old Masonic aprons of A.G.
Jordan from the Civil War
E.R.
2 September 1898
E.O. McGowen left for Elm City to E.R.
engage in business
6 September 1898
Red Hawk Fire Company formed
E.R.
6 September 1898
Grimesland items
E.R.
6 September 1898
Dennis Simmon’s lumber company E.R.
6 September 1898
Winterville newspaper
E.R.
6 September 1898
Death at Salisbury of Allen J., son
of Ollen E. Warren
E.R.
9 September 1898
Winterville items
E.R.
9 September 1898
War stories of W.J. Hemby,
Spanish-American War in Cuba
E.R.
9 September 1898
Death of R. Montgomery Speirs of E.R.
Pactolus
13 September 1898
Story about Jessie Barnhill and
Elder Sam Moore
E.R.
13 September 1898
Grimesland items
E.R.
13 September 1898
Story about Pitt County’s roll in the E.R.
Spanish-American War, S.M.
Pollard
13 September 1898
J.L. Harris publishing newspaper in E.R.
Spring Hope
16 September 1898
Hope Fire Company
E.R.
16 September 1898
William Moye was in a fight and
was cut
E.R.
4 October 1898
R.M. Moye in a play
E.R.
18 October 1898
D.G. Moye, vice president of
Greenville White Government
E.R.
25 October 1898
Story of J.R. Warren, deceased
E.R.
8 November 1898
A.W. Moye, chief clerk of Wake
County Superior Court
E.R.
18 November 1898
Death of Cornelius Stephens
E.R.
25 November 1898
Negro shipbuilders at Wilmington
E.R.
25 November 1898
Story of Martin Ross
E.R.
6 December 1898
Story about each member of the
Baptist State Convention
E.R.
6 December 1898
Sycamore Hill Baptist Church
E.R.
16 December 1898
L.C. Latham’s house burned
E.R.
16 December 1898
Story about the cornet band
E.R.
20 December 1898
Fire at House Station
E.R.
20 December 1898
Story about Greenville
E.R.
20 December 1898
Alfred Forbes’ gin house burned
E.R.
20 December 1898
New rail road to Farmville, narrow E.R.
gauge
23 December 1898
William Moore selling store in
Grindool
E.R.
23 December 1898
King House Hotel sold, C.C. Vines E.R.
renting it
23 December 1898
Robbery at H.C. Edwards’ barroom E.R.
on Fifth Street
23 December 1898
Alfred Forbes’ store
E.R
30 December 1898
Weather superstitions
E.R
30 December 1898
King Plantation for sale
E.R
30 December 1898
A.A. Forbes’ band
E.R
30 December 1898
Fire in the Manning house on Plank E.R.
Road, ½ mile west of town
3 January 1899
About the depot
E.R.
3 January 1899
Greenville Opera House
E.R.
6 January 1899
Death of G.A. McGowen of
Pactolus after protracted illness
E.R.
6 January1899
Barnhill and Samuel Allen Machine E.R.
Shop
6 January 1899
Murderer of John King caught after E.R.
nine years
10 January1899
Story about the depot
E.R.
10 January 1899
Bensboro farm for sale
E.R.
10 January 1899
Andrew Joyner, newspaper man
E.R.
10 January 1899
W.S. Briley, overseer of state farm E.R.
near Tulley
10 January 1899
List of band members
E.R.
10 January 1899
J.S. Norman grocery in Rialto
Building
E.R.
13 January 1899
Liquor laws of Marlboro and
Farmville
E.R.
13 January 1899
Post office and store of J.A.
Gardner at Gardnersville burned
E.R.
20 January 1899
Will Moore, O.D.C. shipping agent E.R.
at Centrebluff
20 January 1899
Death of W.R. Tucker in Raleigh
E.R.
20 January 1899
J.S. Hester’s house burned
E.R.
20 January 1899
Jail break
E.R.
20 January 1899
Death of Marcellus Hyman,18
E.R.
24 January 1899
Dickinson Avenue in poor
condition
E.R.
27 January 1899
Recipe to keep flies away
E.R.
27 January 1899
Closed, the telegraph office in
House Station
E.R.
31 January 1899
Death of J.C. Gladson, 68
E.R.
3 February 1899
History of the Daily Reflector
E.R.
7 February 1899
Death of Mrs. Margaret Hardy, 57
E.R.
7 February 1899
Story about oyster shells in the mud E.R.
7 February 1899
Cigar tobacco in eastern North
Carolina
E.R.
7 February 1899
Musicians in Greenville: Frank
Wilson, trombone player
E.R.
10 February 1899
Rowan Cooper, one of the firm of E.R.
A.G. Cox Manufacturing Company
10 February 1899
Ola Forbes, violin
E.R.
10 February 1899
Dr. E.A. Moye, new office
E.R.
10 February 1899
Story about the ages of people in
Graham County, North Carolina
E.R.
14 February 1899
Story about R.R. Cotten
E.R.
14 February 1899
Telegraph wire being taken down in E.R.
Stokes, Whichard, and Pactolus
14 February 1899
J.E. Little worked in Elizabeth City E.R.
14 February 1899
Will Brown of Greenville worked
in Goldsboro
17 February 1899
E.R.
Zeb W. Brown of Greenville with
brother H.P. Brown in Reidsville
E.R.
17 February 1899
Rabbit caught on island
E.R.
17 February 1899
Benji May of Farmville, warehouse E.R.
in Kinston
21 February 1899
Death of Mrs. George Griffin
E.R.
21 February 1899
Death of E.N. Hatton
E.R.
21 February 1899
Death of William Webb
E.R.
21 February 1899
J.F. King Livery sold to L. E.
Fountain of Tarboro
E.R.
24 February 1899
Death of Sally Ann Jones, house for E.R.
sale on lot # 58
28 February 1899
Death of James Proctor, 72, in
Virginia
E.R.
28 February 1899
Death of Addie, wife of Richard
Beddard
E.R.
28 February 1899
Death of James Proctor, 72
E.R.
28 February 1899
Death of Mrs. Affie Dail
E.R.
3 March 1899
Death of Hal Sugg, son of Col. I.A. E.R.
Sugg
3 March 1899
Gold diggers digging up garden of
J. White
E.R.
3 March 1899
Body found east of Greenville
E.R.
3 March 1899
Death of Aseneth Gurganus, wife of E.R.
Harry Gurganus
7 March 1899
Strauss Tobacco Warehouse fire
7 March 1899
E.R.
Death of Lerby Harper in Grindool E.R.
10 March 1899
Story about Senator W.R. Williams E.R.
10 March 1899
Dr. Zeno Brown hurt
E.R.
10 March 1899
Story about fire horses
E.R.
14 March 1899
Story about Cox Brickyard in
Winterville
E.R.
17 March 1899
Story about Winterville depot
E.R.
21 March 1899
Story about McG. Ernul
E.R.
21 March 1899
Fire at the home of E.A. Moye,
smokehouse burned
E.R.
21 March 1899
Death of Haywood Knox, 70
E.R.
24 March 1899
Chinese laundry man leaving
E.R.
28 March 1899
Tornado destroyed Bethel
E.R.
31 March 1899
Bridge across mill run at Penny Hill E.R.
blown off its foundation
4 April 1899
J.J. Harrington in Washington state, E.R.
brother of O.W. Harrington
4 April 1899
Death of Carl, son of Jacob Joyner
E.R.
4 April 1899
W.C. Nelson killed W.N.M.
Hammond at Bethel
E.R.
7 April 1899
J.J. Cherry married in Virginia
E.R.
7 April 1899
Bees predict weather
E.R.
7 April 1899
Penny Hill murder: Van B. Riddick E.R.
charged with killing Ransom Lyon,
Negro
11 April 1899
Winterville depot
E.R.
11 April 1899
A.W. Moye elected chairman of the E.R.
board of Wake County school
directors
14 April 1899
Death of Court Patrick, 70
E.R.
14 April 1899
Hope Fire Company officers
E.R.
14 April 1899
Death of Mrs. L.C. Ricks
E.R.
18 April 1899
Pitt County people in Lumberton,
North Carolina; Z.F. Highsmith,
jeweler
E.R.
21 April 1899
Standard Oil Company came to
Greenville
E.R.
28 April 1899
A look at Evans Street, trees cut
down
E.R.
28 April 1899
Tennis courts on college grounds
E.R.
28 April 1899
All trees on Evans Street cut down
between Five Points and Court
House
E.R.
28 April 1899
New Strauss Tobacco Warehouse
E.R.
28 April 1899
Winterville depot ice story
E.R.
2 May 1899
Bethel barrell factory
E.R.
2 May 1899
Story about Alfred Forbes and son
Charlie
E.R.
2 May 1899
Johnson Mills stores
E.R.
2 May 1899
Mrs. J.F. Briley caught large turtle
in river
E.R.
2 May 1899
Alice Tripp, seamstress
E.R.
5 May 1899
Fire at C.B. Tripp’s blacksmith
shop in Chicod
E.R.
5 May 1899
Death of Mrs. Susan McLawhorn,
75
E.R.
5 May 1899
Farmville town officials
E.R.
5 May 1899
Death of William Fields in
Farmville
E.R.
5 May 1899
Winterville town officials
E.R.
5 May 1899
Ayden town officials
E.R.
5 May 1899
Death of Mrs. Susan McLawhorn,
widow of Jeremiah McLawhorn
E.R.
5 May 1899
Death of son of Miss Hennetta
Rogers
E.R.
5 May 1899
Death of Mrs. Emily Fleming, 66
E.R.
5 May 1899
History of tobacco production in
Pitt County since 1886
E.R.
9 May 1899
Zula, daughter of E.A. Moye
married
E.R.
9 May 1899
Fire in Greenville
E.R.
9 May 1899
Henry Moye, barber
E.R.
9 May 1899
Bethel town officials
E.R.
9 May 1899
Greenville’s greatest fire: twenty- E.R.
five stores and offices, King House,
and post office destroyed
9 May 1899
W.B. Moye and sons- Sidney and
Jim- shooting
E.R.
9 May 1899
Georgia James, millinery in
Bachelors’ Hall on Washington
Street
E.R.
9 May 1899
G.M. Tucker fertilizer factory
E.R.
9 May 1899
Story about H.A. Latham
E.R.
9 May 1899
History of divorce in North
Carolina
E.R.
12 May 1899
Winterville items
E.R.
12 May 1899
Bethel brickyard
E.R.
12 May 1899
H.A. Sutton crowing hen
E.R.
12 May 1899
Dongola murder case
E.R.
12 May 1899
Story about J.D. Savage of Chicago, E.R.
brother of Mrs. C.T. Munford
12 May 1899
Story about M.F. Turnage
E.R.
12 May 1899
New town ordinance, no new wood E.R.
buildings near Evans Street
12 May 1899
An alphabet rhyme for not drinking E.R.
alcohol
12 May 1899
Johnson Mill items
E.R.
16 May 1899
Tragedy at T.E. Barrow’s farm in
Greene County
E.R.
12 May 1899
Hotel history
E.R.
12 May 1899
W.B. James’ hotel and C.C. Vines’ E.R.
hotel
12 May 1899
Death of son of Walter D. Grimes
in Raleigh
E.R.
12 May 1899
Kitchen of David McGlohon of
Ayden blown down in storm
E.R.
23 May 1899
W.B. Wingate’s millhouse
E.R.
23 May 1899
Store painted pea green at Five
Points
E.R.
23 May 1899
W.E. Fountain of Tarboro married
E.R.
26 May 1899
House of J.J. Clark burned
E.R.
26 May 1899
Story about tobacco in Pitt County
E.R.
30 May 1899
W.H. Allen of Pitt County, tobacco E.R.
farmer in Cumberland County
30 May 1899
1891 history of Greenville
E.R.
30 May 1899
J.O. Proctor rebuilding on the site
of the old brick store
E.R.
30 May 1899
Greenville rebuilding after fire
E.R.
30 May 1899
Daughters of the Confederacy
organizing in Greenville
E.R.
30 May 1899
History of Col. George E.B.
Singletary, C.S.A.
E.R.
30 May 1899
Dongola murder
E.R.
2 June 1899
Death of Reverend J.H. Lamberth,
45
E.R.
2 June 1899
Death of Herbert, son of H.A.
White
E.R.
2 June 1899
Death of Sammy, 10, son of J.A.
Smith
E.R.
2 June 1899
Biography of Dr. Jesse P. Brown, b. E.R.
1834
2 June 1899
Death of Mamie, wife of Samuel
Allen
E.R.
6 June 1899
Death of Mary Snow, daughter of
W.B. James
E.R.
6 June 1899
Daughter of Mrs. P.E. Dancy
E.R.
6 June 1899
Lightning at the plantation of J.L
Cherry
E.R.
9 June 1899
Death of child of J.H. Kinion
E.R.
13 June 1899
Lighting in the garden of W.B.
Wingate
E.R.
13 June 1899
Story about Ayden
E.R.
13 June 1899
Wood chips found 27 feet under
ground
E.R.
13 June 1899
Story about Winterville
E.R.
13 June 1899
Story about the first alarm bell in
Greenville, Hope Fire Company
E.R.
16 June 1899
Death of George Ann Allen Hemby, E.R.
daughter of Maggie Hemby
20 June 1899
Mrs. C.L. Patterson of Bainbridge,
Georgia visiting
E.R.
20 June 1899
Story about Frank Nobles of Nash
County, formerly of Pitt County
E.R.
20 June 1899
Winterville Brick Company
E.R.
23 June 1899
Death of Mrs. Allen Hardee
E.R.
23 June 1899
Death of Mrs. Fannie Pollard
E.R.
23 June 1899
S.J. Nobles fined one cent for
working in his shop after midnight
E.R.
23 June 1899
Story about the O’Hagan family
E.R.
27 June 1899
Bethel stores
E.R.
30 June 1899
Winterville items
E.R.
30 June 1899
Story about new Strauss Warehouse E.R.
30 June 1899
Election of J.G. Moye as mayor of
Greenville, Ola Forbes leaving
office
4 July 1899
E.R.
Death of Miss Penelope Dudley
E.R.
4 July 1899
Story about bacon from J.A. Cory’s E.R.
farm
4 July 1899
First Pitt County pension of the war E.R.
with Spain, Francis Reeves, Negro
4 July 1899
Winterville stores
E.R.
11 July 1899
Story about Isaac A. Sugg in
Georgia
E.R.
11 July 1899
Red Hawk Fire Company
E.R.
11 July 1899
Pactolus row at Davenport store
E.R.
11 July 1899
Arthur Forbes’ land for sale
E.R.
11 July 1899
List of county school directors
E.R.
14 July 1899
Hope Fire Company
E.R.
14 July 1899
W.A. Garris shot wife in
watermelon patch
E.R.
18 July 1899
Officers of the Covenant Lodge
E.R.
18 July 1899
Death of William, 4, son of R.
Greene
E.R.
18 July 1899
B.P. Cobb of Charleston, S.C.,
brother of R.J. Cobb
E.R.
18 July 1899
Story about Seven Springs
E.R.
21 July 1899
Firm of Forbes and Moye dissolved E.R.
21 July 1899
Firm of Brown and Hooker
dissolved
E.R.
21 July 1899
Dongola murder
E.R.
24 July 1899
Forbes schoolhouse picnic
E.R.
24 July 1899
Tarboro witch story
E.R.
28 July 1899
Story about Goose Creek Island
E.R.
28 July 1899
Methodist Church bought Mrs.
E.M. Williams’ lot on Washington
Street and will build new church
E.R.
28 July 1899
Ayden Lumber Company
E.R.
28 July 1899
Story about new Bethel school
E.R.
1 August 1899
Death of daughter of A.F. Clark
E.R.
1 August 1899
Story about five tobacco
warehouses in Greenville
E.R.
4 August 1899
Parmele items
E.R.
4 August 1899
W.J. Hemby opening a grocery
store
E.R.
4 August 1899
J.J. Perkins building a new brick
building on the site of the burned
post office
E.R.
4 August 1899
Jarvis Harding, assistant postmaster E.R.
4 August 1899
J.W. Perkins appointed U.S. deputy E.R.
Marshall
4 August 1899
Story about the location of the new E.R.
post office, beside all the barrooms
8 August 1899
Death of Marcellus Briley in
Parmele of stomach cancer
E.R.
11 August 1899
Ayden Journal
E.R.
11 August 1899
Gang planks to sidewalks
E.R.
11 August 1899
Death of Oscar, son of S.P. Erwin
E.R.
11 August 1899
Death of Ishmael Clark, 84, Negro
E.R.
11 August 1899
Inventor Zeb Highsmith of Bethel
E.R.
13 August 1899
Bethel stores
E.R.
13 August 1899
J.A. Lang, new stockyard in
Greenville
E.R.
13 August 1899
W.R. Parker and E.A. Moye
Lumber Yard
E.R.
18 August 1899
Shipwreck at Kitty Hawk
E.R.
18 August 1899
Mrs. Alfred Forbes’ girl’s school
E.R.
18 August 1899
New store of Henry Hooker
E.R.
18 August 1899
History of J.C. Cox, inventor
E.R.
22 August 1899
Greenville Warehouse incorporated E.R.
22 August 1899
Strauss Brothers Incorporated
E.R.
22 August 1899
Farmville items
E.R.
25 August 1899
Death of Mrs. M.T. Moye of
Wilson
E.R.
25 August 1899
Bachelors Hall, Washington Street
E.R.
25 August 1899
Sheriff office remodeled
E.R.
25 August 1899
Fire alarm at 11:00 to close bars
E.R.
25 August 1899
Story about storm damage along
coast of North Carolina
E.R.
29 August 1899
Register of deeds, T.R. Moore
E.R.
29 August 1899
Story about Hargrave’s school for
young ladies
E.R.
29 August 1899
Winterville items
E.R.
1 September 1899
Nash Edwards clerking for B.F.
Manning Clothiers in Winterville
E.R.
5 September 1899
Story about Ayden
E.R.
5 September 1899
Grimesland School
E.R.
5 September 1899
C.M. Bernard and wife missing
E.R.
8 September 1899
Story about the son of A.G. Cox,
A.F. Cox, 2
E.R.
8 September 1899
Story about Ayden
E.R.
8 September 1899
Jail break
E.R.
8 September 1899
J. Dail, newspaper leaving Ayden
E.R.
12 September 1899
Will Sermons and Nannie Smith
hurt in wagon accident at Reedy
Branch
E.R.
8 September 1899
Yankee Hall Ferry, J.R. Davenport E.R.
ordered to have a flat built
8 September 1899
Story about J.M. Patrick of Greene E.R.
County
8 September 1899
Story about Mrs. Jane M. Brown, b. E.R.
1825
15 September 1899
Johnson Mill items
E.R.
15 September 1899
Death of Jane, wife of Dr. William E.R.
B. Brown
15 September 1899
Parmele items
E.R.
15 September 1899
W.E. Nichols left today to work in
factory in Roanoke Rapids
E.R.
15 September 1899
Liberty Tobacco Warehouse opened E.R.
15 September 1899
Death of Willie, son of E.C.
Williams
E.R.
18 September 1899
Hotel meeting
E.R.
18 September 1899
Dongola murder
E.R.
18 September 1899
Death of Lizzie Foley
E.R.
18 September 1899
Death of Eddie, son of J.H. Harris
E.R.
22 September 1899
Death of Dr. J.P. Redding
E.R.
22 September 1899
Bridge collapsed at Sparta
E.R.
22 September 1899
Death of Reverend B.B. Allbriton
E.R.
26 September 1899
Dongola murder
E.R.
26 September 1899
Story about the Sheppard and
Bernard case
E.R.
26 September 1899
A.A. Forbes held up
E.R.
29 September 1899
Advertisement: Mary F. Harding
and Company, millinery,
Winterville, North Carolina
E.R.
29 September 1899
Don Johnson of Johnson Mill
E.R.
elected principle of a graded school
in Cross, South Carolina
29 September 1899
Marshals for the state fair from Pitt E.R.
County
29 September 1899
The home of John W. Blount of
Snow Hill burned
E.R.
29 September 1899
Barnhill and Allen Machine Shop
dissolved
E.R.
29 September 1899
Death of Orren Williams Jr.
E.R.
3 October 1899
Story about E.L. Smith’s racing
horse
E.R.
3 October 1899
History of Mrs. Violetta Grimer, b. E.R.
1816
3 October 1899
Story about the officers of the Pitt
County branch of Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance Association
E.R.
6 October 1899
Parmele items
E.R.
6 October 1899
Story about telegraph offices
E.R.
6 October 1899
W.F Morrill has rented Seven
Springs Hotel for five years
E.R.
6 October 1899
Story about the Greenville jail
E.R.
6 October 1899
Mary Alice Moye attended
Brockmann Music School in
Greensboro, North Carolina
E.R.
6 October 1899
J. Dail, Williamston newspaper
E.R.
10 October 1899
Story about the fire department
E.R.
10 October 1899
Death of Grady, 18 months, son of
J.S. Norman
E.R.
10 October 1899
Story about the well on Evans
Street
E.R.
13 October 1899
Story about bees in Court House
E.R.
13 October 1899
tower
Story about new post office
E.R.
13 October 1899
Fire at Pactolus depot
E.R.
13 October 1899, 20 October
1899
William Moye, drunk
E.R.
17 October 1899
Weather folklore
E.R.
17 October 1899
J.H. Humphrey and J.H. Turnage
built a boat in Kinston
E.R.
17 October 1899
Death of Josie, 10, daughter of J.J.
Harrington in Ayden
E.R.
17 October 1899
Death of Miss Jane Phillips, 68
E.R.
17 October 1899
Death of son of Frank Carr
E.R.
17 October 1899
Ollen E Warren of Riverside
Nursery, exhibited at the state fair
E.R.
20 October 1899
W.H. Parker of Pitt County, inmate E.R.
at soldiers’ home in Raleigh, North
Carolina
20 October 1899
Death of son of W.G. Smith
E.R.
24 October 1899
Story about bad hotels in Greenville E.R.
24 October 1899
Bicycle repair shop in Greenville,
S.E. Pender and Company
E.R.
24 October 1899
Mayor’s office moved from near
market house to over Frank
Wilson’s store on Fourth Street
E.R.
27 October 1899
Advertisement: Greenville
Tailoring Company
E.R.
27 October 1899
Death of William Kinsaul at his
home
E.R.
27 October 1899
List of lots owned by Jarvis and
Latham Skinner in Skinnerville
E.R.
27 October 1899
Telephone connection from Rocky
Mount
E.R.
31 October 1899
Carolina Christian College in
Ayden granted articles of
incorporation
E.R.
31 October 1899
New gate and arch at Cherry Hill
Cemetery
E.R.
3 November 1899
Deela Forbes attended Baptist
Female University in Raleigh
E.R.
3 November 1899
Hurricane; damage at Morehead,
Wilmington, Southport
E.R.
7 November 1899
Story about Capt. W.A. Parvin
E.R.
7 November 1899
Death of baby of Nash Edwards
E.R.
7 November 1899
W.F. Burch left the Reflector
E.R.
7 November 1899
Box factory at Bethel
E.R.
10 November 1899
Noah Lees’s store in Grimesland,
robbed
E.R.
10 November 1899
A new bridge to be built at the Old E.R.
Forbes Mill Run
10 November 1899
Story about the fire company
E.R.
10 November 1899
Ferrymen employed at Pactolus
E.R.
10 November 1899
Half the cost to repair the
Yellowley bridge will be paid by
the county
E.R.
10 November 1899
Story about the well on the Court
House square
E.R.
10 November 1899
James Lafayette Little married
Mary, daughter of James
Washington Thomas
E.R.
10 November 1899
Story about two tobacco
warehouses in Grifton
E.R.
14 November 1899
Dongola murder, hanging
E.R.
14 November 1899
Story about Mrs. Thomas McGee,
daughter of Mrs. Sally Marshall
E.R.
17 November 1899
Burch Printing Company, W.H.
Burch owner
E.R.
21 November 1899
Oyster house opened
E.R.
21 November 1899
C.C. Vines hotel closed
E.R.
21 November 1899
Death of Peter F. Forbes
E.R.
24 November 1899
Bridge accident, Negro drowned,
court case
E.R.
24 November 1899
Nottingham and Wrenn Sawmill in E.R.
Grifton
28 November 1899
About the Pitt County Court House, E.R.
burned during the Civil War
28 November 1899
While digging well on Evans Street, E.R.
bricks from first Court House found
24 November 1899
C.T. Munford erected flagpole
24 November 1899
E.R.
College property sold, building cut E.R.
up and sold
24 November 1899
B.F. Patrick moved back to
Greenville from his farm a mile
south of town
E.R.
24 November 1899
Negro Lodge in Ayden
E.R.
1 December 1899
Mrs. Mary Braxton had four
children in Oxford Orphanage
E.R.
1 December 1899
D.D. Gardner married in Hamilton
E.R.
1 December 1899
R.M. Moye Lodge
E.R.
5 December 1899
Osceola Band uniforms
E.R.
5 December 1899
R.A. Forbes married
E.R.
8 December 1899
Reward for buggy accident, road
hog
E.R.
8 December 1899
Grifton items
E.R.
8 December 1899
Elias Braxton moved to Winterville E.R.
8 December 1899
Mrs. Fannie Tyson moved to
Winterville
E.R.
8 December 1899
Death of J.E. Speirs of Grifton
E.R.
8 December 1899
Death of Mrs. Mary, wife of J.
Bryan Grimes, daughter of J.J.
Laughinghouse
E.R.
8 December 1899
Herbert Edmunds and Julius
Fleming, barber shop
E.R.
8 December 1899
Sam Tyson, merchant of Black Jack E.R.
8 December 1899
William Fred Harding married in
Greensboro
E.R.
12 December 1899
Story about the fire department
E.R.
12 December 1899
Minutes from the county
commissioner’s meeting
E.R.
12 December 1899
Moye and Kittrell sawmill in
Winterville
E.R.
15 December 1899
R.M. Busler now living in New
York
E.R.
15 December 1899
Percy Blow moved to Marion,
South Carolina, to be telegraph
operator
E.R.
15 December 1899
College building being cut up, will E.R.
convert it into dwelling houses
15 December 1899
Fire at the store of J.Z. Brooks in
Grifton
E.R.
15 December 1899
J.N. Hart, brother of Mrs. R.
Bradley of Margaretsville
E.R.
15 December 1899
Professor Ragsdale, superintendent E.R.
of schools, office above Frank
Wilson’s store
19 December 1899
George Taylor murdered at Oakley E.R.
19 December 1899
W.J. James slept in front of the
Court House during the Civil War
E.R.
19 December 1899
Story about Bishop Jolly in Utah
and his Civil War record
E.R.
22 December 1899
Story about the Grifton jail
E.R.
22 December 1899
W.B. Wingate had sister living at
Fair Haven, Connecticut
E.R.
22 December 1899
Death of Cornelius Davis of
Ormondsville
E.R.
22 December 1899
J.B. Tripp and Company of
Philadelphia, booksellers
E.R.
2 January 1900
Death of Mrs. Salan Cox, mother of E.R.
Dr. Cox
2 January 1900
E.F. Munford of Ayden attended
Wake Forest University
E.R.
2 January 1900
A.A. Andrews Brickyard,
Greenville
E.R.
2 January 1900
Peyton at Kinison, in the U.S. Army E.R.
2 January 1900
Prophecy Party
E.R.
2 January 1900
Charles B. Aycock, J.L. Fleming,
L.I. Moore, attorneys
E.R.
2 January 1900
Fire at the home of Mrs. Millie
Harris on Dickinson Avenue
E.R.
2 January 1900
H.W. Whichard, general merchant
from Whichard
E.R.
2 January 1900
L.N. Edwards moved out of
Winterville and back to farm
E.R.
5 January 1900
Funny song about Dixie in the
winter
E.R.
5 January 1900
Story about C.C. Joyner
E.R.
5 January 1900
Story About Simon Moye’s store in E.R.
9 January 1900
Winterville
Grifton Theatre, Brooks Hall
E.R.
9 January 1900
Drs. O’Hagan and Laughinghouse
dissolved
E.R.
9 January 1900
Winterville Jewish Harp Band
E.R.
9 January 1900
Perkins building behind Frank
Wilson’s store
E.R.
9 January 1900
End of Century Book Club formed
E.R.
9 January 1900
W.H. McGovern elected night
policeman of Greenville
E.R.
9 January 1900
R.L. Davis mill at Marlboro
E.R.
12 January 1900
King House stables, L.E. Fountain
E.R.
12 January 1900
Death of Thomas Allen Formes of
south Greenville
E.R.
12 January 1900
Grifton jail burned
E.R.
16 January 1900
Alonzo Harris appointed policeman E.R.
of Winterville
16 January 1900
Death of daughter of Fred Phillips
E.R.
16 January 1900
Story about the growth of Ayden
E.R.
since the rail road came to town ten
years ago, form three houses to
ninety houses
16 January 1900
Mrs. Henrietta Williams visiting
daughter in Raleigh
E.R.
16 January 1900
Lamp exploded at the home of
W.H. Harrington
E.R.
16 January 1900
Accident of Jacob Joyner and son
O.L. Joyner
E.R.
16 January 1900
T.F. Christman and Company in old E.R.
Marcellus Moore store
19 January 1900
E.B. Ficklen and Robert M. Moye,
hunting accident; Ficklen shot in
the eye
E.R.
19 January 1900
R.L. Humber sold old house and
moved it down to the wharf
E.R.
23 January 1900
Winterville band
E.R.
30 January 1900
Steamboats at Grifton
E.R.
30 January 1900
B.F. Tyson’s new stables on the
E.R.
corner of Fifth and Cotanche streets
30 January 1900
burned
Story about Osceola Band uniforms E.R.
30 January 1900
Rail road bridge accident
E.R.
30 January 1900
Death of Mrs. Lezina Whichard of
Edgecombe County
E.R.
2 February 1900
Story about the area near the wharf E.R.
being a bad part of town
2 February 1900
Death of Mrs. Armeda Hoell Jones, E.R.
b. 1824
6 February 1900
Story about the fire company
E.R.
6 February 1900
Death of John Leggett
E.R.
9 February 1900
Story about Grifton boats
E.R.
16 February 1900
J.J. Laughinghouse robbed
E.R.
20 February 1900
Death of Mrs. Allen Warren
E.R.
20 February 1900
Story about Pactolus
E.R.
20 February 1900
Death of Mary Haddock, 76
E.R.
23 February 1900
Death of Reverend James Craft
E.R.
27 February 1900
Story about probable ferry at
Yankee Hall
E.R.
27 February 1900
Death of Buck Cox
E.R.
27 February 1900
Death of Mrs. Lou Rountree
E.R.
2 March 1900
Death of Mrs. A.M. Keel
E.R.
2 March 1900
A.A. Forbes has moved into one of E.R.
the new buildings on the former
college campus project near the rail
road
2 March 1900
Williams’ house moved from
E.R.
Washington Street to Greene Street
9 March 1900
Accident of W.B. James, shot
grandson
E.R.
9 March 1900
J.F. Harrington, telescope
E.R.
9 March 1900
Winterville town officials
E.R.
9 March 1900
Blount and Keel of Pitt County,
new store in Mount Olive
E.R.
9 March 1900
Death in Greene County of William E.R.
Brand, Mexican War veteran
13 March 1900
Roy Evans Photograph Gallery
E.R.
16 March 1900
25 th wedding anniversary of J.B.
E.R.
16 March 1900
Cherry
Death of Elisha Turner of Bethel
E.R.
16 March 1900
Death of father of L. C. Arthur
E.R.
23 March 1900
Story about fishing at Goff
Landing
E.R.
23 March 1900
Ola Forbes’ gas boat painted
E.R.
27 March 1900
W.H. Furkins, shoemaker
E.R.
27 March 1900
Story about Ayden
E.R.
30 March 1900
Death of Mrs. Nicey Smith
E.R.
30 March 1900
Death of Mrs. Nancy Carson of
Pactolus
E.R.
30 March 1900
J.J. Cory moved into the old J.S.
Norman store
E.R.
3 April 1900
Firm of Patrick and Greene
dissolved
E.R.
3 April 1900
Mrs. Martha Teel, widow of George E.R.
Teel, over 100 years of age
6 April 1900
Death of Sarah Hooker, 20
E.R.
6 April 1900
Cistern on Clark property on
Greene Street
E.R.
10 April 1900
D.W. Hardee moved house from the E.R.
corner of Fifth and Cotanche streets
to south Greenville
10 April 1900
E.G. Flanagan, state undertaker
officer
E.R.
10 April 1900
Stables and house of Alfred Forbes E.R.
burned
10 April 1900
A.A. Andrews’ brickyard
E.R.
13 April 1900
Dickinson Avenue Christian
Church
E.R.
13 April 1900
Stables of W.B. Barrow burned
E.R.
13 April 1900
Death of James L Harris
E.R.
13 April 1900
Story about a balloon ascension and E.R.
a carriage accident
13 April 1900
Frank, son of J.J. Rollins, got
married
E.R.
13 April 1900
Six soda fountains in Greenville
E.R.
13 April 1900
Story about Hope Fire Company
E.R.
13 April 1900
Story about Hatteras Lightship
E.R.
13 April 1900
Story about Louis Henry Cox of
Johnson Mills
E.R.
17 April 1900
Dr. Bagwell’s house struck by
lightning
E.R.
17 April 1900
A.A Andrews is moving into one of E.R.
the houses that was recently a part
of the college building
17 April 1900
Ben Kinion bought out L.E.
Fountain Stables
E.R.
17 April 1900
Death of Mrs. Mary Harris
E.R.
17 April 1900
Story about Seven Springs and G.F. E.R.
Smith of Pitt County
20 April 1900
Story about Mrs. S. B. Wilson’s
orange tree
E.R.
20 April 1900
Pactolus items
E.R.
20 April 1900
Sister of W.H. Bagwell got married E.R.
20 April 1900
Picnic at Hardy place
E.R.
20 April 1900
Brickyard at Ayden
E.R.
20 April 1900
Greenville Tailoring Company
E.R.
20 April 1900
Death of Noah Little, Negro
engineer on the Steamboat Myers
E.R.
24 April 1900
Moye and Kittrell brickyard,
Winterville
E.R.
24 April 1900
Grifton items
E.R.
24 April 1900
Osceola Band
E.R.
24 April 1900
Log jam at bridge
E.R.
27 April 1900
Hattie Hathaway at asylum
E.R.
27 April 1900
Ayden lodge organized
E.R.
1 May 1900
Harry Skinner’s horse struck on
train tracks
E.R.
1 May 1900
B.F. Patrick building hotel on the
corner of Fifth and Evans streets
E.R.
1 May 1900
Cotton mill organized
E.R.
1 May 1900
Matilda Crandall, insane woman
E.R.
1 May 1900
Story about William Humber,
brother of R.L. Humber
E.R.
1 May 1900
Story about Marion F. Turnage of
E.R.
1 May 1900
Kansas
Lewis B. Elks drowned at
Grimesland seine
E.R.
4 May 1900
Fire at the house of L.B. Newbon of E.R.
Swift Creek
4 May 1900
Death of Thomas J. Sheppard, put
up wood for coffin 40 years ago
E.R.
4 May 1900
Evans Street filled and raised at
Academy Branch
E.R.
8 May 1900
S.C. Whitehusrt store at Grindool
E.R.
8 May 1900
Story about the estate of J.R.
Congleton
E.R.
8 May 1900
Well in the cemetery
E.R.
8 May 1900
Recent death of S.S. Wallace of
Colorado, former resident of
Greenville
E.R.
8 May 1900
James M. Moore, rail road agent in E.R.
Darlington, South Carolina
8 May 1900
Death of Jacob Joyner, father of
O.L. Joyner
E.R.
11 May 1900
Moye and Kittrell soda fountain in
Winterville
E.R.
11 May 1900
Swansboro boat wreck
E.R.
11 May 1900
Pactolus items
E.R.
11 May 1900
Grifton town officers
E.R.
11 May 1900
Grifton bridge
E.R.
11 May 1900
Story about the graves of two
C.S.A. soldiers near Greenville
E.R.
11 May 1900
Johnson Mills Store
E.R.
11 May 1900
Mad dog at the county home almost E.R.
bit Mrs. Macon Weatherington
11 May 1900
Death of wife of Elder Samuel
Moore of Bethel
E.R.
15 May 1900
Policemen W.B. James and W.H.
E.R.
Smith dismissed and Seba King and
J.T. Smith temporarily elected
15 May 1900
Peyton T. Atkinson on leave for a
few days
E.R.
15 May 1900
Negro Odd Fellows, celebration
E.R.
15 May 1900
E.F. Mumford, graduate of Wake
Forest
E.R.
15 May 1900
John Flanagan Company, two-story E.R.
addition
18 May 1900
Death of Miss Bettie House
E.R.
18 May 1900
Tessie, daughter of A.M. Evans,
won a scholarship
E.R.
18 May 1900
Odd fishing story of Alf
Worthington
E.R.
18 May 1900
Moye and Kittrell brickyard
E.R.
18 May 1900
Grimesland lodge
E.R.
22 May 1900
Death of Allen Harper of Greene
County, 75
E.R.
22 May 1900
Seven Springs under the
management of W.F. Morrill
E.R.
22 May 1900
Miss Theodora Grimes at C.S.A.
Reunion of Grimesland
E.R.
22 May 1900
Gus Forbes at mill in Washington
E.R.
22 May 1900
Dan W. Patrick of Snow Hill,
president of rail road
E.R.
22 May 1900
House of Levin Ross of Edwards
burned
E.R.
22 May 1900
Tobacco factory of M.P. Jordan
burned
E.R.
25 May 1900
Thad M. Moore, businessman of
Roanoke Rapids
E.R.
25 May 1900
Death of J.J. Burgess, 68
E.R.
25 May 1900
Fire chief A.J. Griffin hit in the eye E.R.
with a nozzle
25 May 1900
Story about Bethel
E.R.
29 May 1900
John Addison Ricks married
E.R.
29 May 1900
R.L. Smith’s race horse, "Bird
Eye," in races in Baltimore
E.R.
29 May 1900
John Randolph in Central America E.R.
29 May 1900
E.O. McGowen in Elm City
E.R.
29 May 1900
Firm of Manning and Kittrell eight E.R.
years old, iron dealers
29 May 1900
Story about the John Flanagan
Company
1 June 1900
E.R.
Story about Dr. C.J. Greene
E.R.
1 June 1900
Story about C.C. Joyner
E.R.
1 June 1900
Story about the Greenville Cotton
Mill
E.R.
1 June 1900
Child of R.L. Humber hurt, fell
E.R.
while waving flag and blowing horn
1 June 1900
Negro woman poisoned husband at E.R.
Calico
1 June 1900
Story about Reverend John T.
Albritton
E.R.
1 June 1900
Story about the Grifton bridge
E.R.
1 June 1900
R.S. Evans moved into one of the
houses that was formerly a part of
the college building, fronting A.A.
Andrews
E.R.
5 June 1900
Four boys of W.B. Wilson lost a
horse at Forbes' Mill Pond
E.R.
5 June 1900
J.W. Britton of Whichard visiting
relatives in Winterville
E.R.
5 June 1900
Story about Simon Moye’s ice
house in Winterville
E.R.
5 June 1900
Death of wife of J.S. Brown of
Bethel
E.R.
8 June 1900
R.A. Tyson rebuilt tobacco factory E.R.
8 June 1900
Story about the store of M. Fleming E.R.
and Company at Parker’s
Crossroads
8 June 1900
Bear killed at Grifton
E.R.
8 June 1900
Death of Mrs. Sallie Marshall, 71,
daughter of the late Gould Hoyt
E.R.
8 June 1900
John Manning killed by his
nephew, Nile Manning
E.R.
12 June 1900
Story about the will of Thomas J.
Sheppard
E.R.
12 June 1900
Helen and Della Forbes attending
Baptist Female University at
Raleigh
E.R.
12 June 1900
Military company organized
E.R.
12 June 1900
Story about A.G. Cox’s coffins
E.R.
12 June 1900
Music of Della Forbes, Clara
Forbes, and Bessie Patrick
E.R.
12 June 1900
Death of George McGowen, C.S.A. E.R.
veteran
15 June 1900
Death of son of John M. Smith
E.R.
15 June 1900
Death of Mrs. J.A. Sutton
E.R.
15 June 1900
Christian church being built on
Dickinson Avenue
E.R.
19 June 1900
Fire at a Grifton mill
E.R.
19 June 1900
Old Hurst store moved in
Winterville
E.R.
19 June 1900
Jail break using wooden keys
E.R.
22 June 1900
W.S. Bernard, U.N.C. librarian
E.R.
22 June 1900
Greenville Cotton Mill
E.R.
22 June 1900
Death of Mrs. Martha M. Gaskill
E.R.
22 June 1900
Story about the two-story
photography studio of R.T. Evans
on Dickinson Avenue
E.R.
22 June 1900
New tobacco warehouse
E.R.
26 June 1900
Story about the store of Moye and
Kittrell in Winterville
E.R.
26 June 1900
Robbery at the home of W.S.
Fleming at Parker’s Crossroads
E.R.
26 June 1900
Grifton Drug Company
E.R.
26 June 1900
Explosion at Ayden Lumber
Company
E.R.
29 June 1900
Store robbed at Mildred
E.R.
29 June 1900
John Flanagan Company
E.R.
29 June 1900, 6 July 1900
Desk factory at Bethel
E.R.
29 June 1900
Biography of Governor Jarvis
E.R.
3 July 1900
Large Winterville rally, lots of food E.R.
3 July 1900
Barbecue and picnic at King’s
Crossroads
E.R.
3 July 1900
Roy Evans photography
E.R.
3 July 1900
New telephone company
E.R.
3 July 1900
T.H. Tyson at school in Baltimore
E.R.
3 July 1900
New town officers, lamplighter to
mayor
E.R.
6 July 1900
Ernest Brown married Lizzie
Redding
E.R.
6 July 1900
Greenville Light Infantry
E.R.
6 July 1900, 24 July 1900, 27
July 1900
Party at Lang's Church
E.R.
6 July 1900
Story about the old building behind E.R.
Capt. C.A. White’s store
10 July 1900
Marshall Manning hurt by falling
limb
E.R.
10 July 1900
Death of John Elks, C.S.A.
E.R.
10 July 1900
Black Jack items
E.R.
10 July 1900
Death of T.H. Thigpen of Penny
Hill
E.R.
10 July 1900
Lightening struck a tree in the yard E.R.
of Mrs. Henrietta Williams on
Cotanche Street
13 July 1900
B.F. Patrick opened new hotel
E.R.
13 July 1900
William Bryant was shot by James
Whitehurst at Stokes
E.R.
13 July 1900
Story about old men of Carolina
Township: Jesse Barnhill, John F.
Whichard, and Simon Nobles
E.R.
13 July 1900
Death of Lula, daughter of B.F.
Manning
E.R.
13 July 1900
Alfred Forbes’ children have a habit E.R.
of leaving bicycles in the yard
17 July 1900
Death of Julius Whichard of Black
Jack
E.R.
17 July 1900
Black Jack items
E.R.
17 July 1900
Alfred Ross apples, June
sweetening
E.R.
20 July 1900
Black Jack rally
E.R.
24 July 1900
Steamboat Maybell at Grifton
E.R.
24 July 1900
New Female Masonic School
E.R.
27 July 1900, 3 August 1900, 17
August 1900
Story about H.M. Hardee of Greene E.R.
County, merchant in Greenville
27 July 1900, 31 July 1900
Death of Annie Belle, infant
daughter of Wiley Brown
31 July 1900
E.R.
W.F. Morrill, proprietor of Seven
Springs Hotel
E.R.
10 August 1900
Osceloa band stand
E.R.
10 August 1900
Death of Clara Belle, daughter of
William H. McGowen
E.R.
10 August 1900
Story about Greenville town affairs E.R.
14 August 1900
Richard Kinion married
E.R.
14 August 1900
W.H. Harper and W.O. Barnhill
leased property for new grist mill
and saw mill
E.R.
14 August 1900
Death of Miss Mary E. Bynum of
Greenville
E.R.
14 August 1900
Frank Mills of Chicod in a fight
E.R.
17 August 1900
Street sprinkler
E.R.
17 August 1900
W.J. Manning’s store at Parker’s
Crossroads robbed
E.R.
17 August 1900
Store of D.T. House robbed
E.R.
21 August 1900
Alfred Forbes’ photography store
E.R.
21 August 1900
W.L. Forbes’ bar robbed
E.R.
21 August 1900
Joshua Tripp lived on the corner of E.R.
Third and Greene streets
21 August 1900
Robbery at the store of King and
Morrill in Falkland
E.R.
21 August 1900
Fire well on Fifth Street
E.R.
24 August 1900
Story about the family of J.W.
Smith, County Home
superintendent
E.R.
24 August 1900
Death of Mrs. Nancy Overton of
Bethel
E.R.
28 August 1900
Masonic Hall school
E.R.
28 August 1900
Grifton stores
E.R.
28 August 1900
Death of Ed Randolph in South
America
E.R.
28 August 1900
A fight between Henry Tripp and
E.R.
Fred Tuton in the Rountree Church
area
28 August 1900
History of Farmville
E.R.
28 August 1900
Old foot bridge at Academy Branch E.R.
torn down
28 August 1900
Tennis court in masonic hall lot
E.R.
4 September 1900
J.J. Satterwaite and Brother store at E.R.
Pactolus robbed
7 September 1900
Story about the local schools
E.R.
7 September 1900
Black Jack items
E.R.
11 September 1900
Jordan’s Tobacco Factory
E.R.
11 September 1900
Death of Willis R. Whichard
E.R.
14 September 1900
Death of Ada Estelle, wife of Henry E.R.
Sheppard
14 September 1900
Parker’s Crossroads robbery
E.R.
14 September 1900
Fat boy of Currituck Inlet, North
Carolina
E.R.
18 September 1900
Old wooden building on Fourth
Street used for marble works torn
down
E.R.
18 September 1900
Death of B.J. Wilson
E.R.
18 September 1900
Death of Mrs. Margaret Rasberry
E.R.
18 September 1900
Death of Tom Letchworth, 28,
deformed
E.R.
21 September 1900
Story about the Catholic church
E.R.
21 September 1900
The sawmill of J.L. Perkins and
Company of Stokes burned
E.R.
25 September 1900
R. Greene and O. Hooker, cotton
ginnery on Fifth Street
E.R.
25 September 1900
Story about C.H. Horton, former
newspaper man of Greenville
E.R.
25 September 1900
Dismal Swamp fire
E.R.
28 September 1900
Football in Winterville
E.R.
28 September 1900
Store of G.M. Tucker robbed
E.R.
28 September 1900
Gin of F.G. Dupree near Falkland
burned
E.R.
28 September 1900
Lorenzo McLawhorn caught hand
in gin
E.R.
2 October 1900
Negro Odd Fellows Lodge built at
Winterville
E.R.
2 October 1900
J.C. Gaskins, new store in Grifton
E.R.
2 October 1900
W.J.S. Clark and Company, ice
E.R.
house and restaurant on Fifth Street
2 October 1900
J.L. Britton now living in Houston, E.R.
Texas
2 October 1900
H.T. King lost end of middle finger E.R.
in printing press
2 October 1900
Thurman Moore, 12, son of D.C.
Moore, reported court cases
E.R.
2 October 1900
Explosion at the gin of Calvin J.
Tucker
E.R.
2 October 1900
Death of Jesse Barnhill of Carolina E.R.
Township
5 October 1900
Buck and Kit Bland, brothers, fight E.R.
5 October 1900
Death of Mrs. John S. Harris near
Falkland
E.R.
5 October 1900
Obituary of Reverend M.T. Moye
E.R.
9 October 1900, 16 October
1900
Death of Sallie, wife of Dr. G. C
Edwards
E.R.
9 October 1900
E.H. Shelburn, omnibus accident
E.R.
9 October 1900
B.F. Patrick’s new hotel
E.R.
9 October 1900
List of restaurants
E.R.
9 October 1900
Unusual hanging in Clinton, North
Carolina
E.R.
12 October 1900
Ed Harris and Rosie Manning
eloped
E.R.
12 October 1900
Death of Council Dawson
E.R.
12 October 1900
Smith and Hooker sold race horse
"Bird Eye"
E.R.
16 October 1900
Death of John Dawson, 91, father of E.R.
Council Dawson
16 October 1900
Falkland robberies: store of King
and Morrill and the bar of R.N.
Nichols
E.R.
16 October 1900
Negro proverbs
E.R.
19 October 1900
Tobacco factory of Robert and
E.R.
Ficklen collapsed, but still working
19 October 1900
Noah T. Stokes worked in a cigar
factory in Winterville
E.R.
19 October 1900
W.B. Bland murdered brother,
caught
E.R.
23 October 1900
Desk factories of C.H. James in
Bethel and Black Creek
E.R.
23 October 1900
Death of Jordan Elks of Black Jack E.R.
23 October 1900
Mrs. E.A. Moye and son and Helen E.R.
Forbes had an accident
23 October 1900
Death of Joseph J. Dancy
E.R.
23 October 1900
Masonic Hall School
E.R.
26 October 1900
Story about the race horse of W.H. E.R.
Dail Jr.
26 October 1900
Story about Charity Bowers, 94, of E.R.
Bethel
26 October 1900
Story about Polly Smith school
E.R.
30 October 1900
Children of L.A. Mayo shot
E.R.
30 October 1900
Sale of land west of rail road in
Greenville
E.R.
2 November 1900
Jerry Weatherington, Jr. shot father E.R.
2 November 1900
Death of Mrs. H.B. Clark
E.R.
2 November 1900
A pumpkin found in a peach tree on E.R.
Cotanche Street
2 November 1900
Death of Skelton Dennis of Ayden, E.R.
C.S.A.
9 November 1900
Death of Besse Smith of Ayden
E.R.
9 November 1900
Hogshead ride
E.R.
9 November 1900
Banana tree in Winterville
E.R.
13 November 1900
Robert M. Moye and Lillie Barnhill E.R.
married in Grindool
13 November 1900
Story about an old bible belonging
to Mrs. M.V. Forbes
E.R.
16 November 1900
Tom May, old, hurt in a wagon
accident
E.R.
16 November 1900
New firm of J.A. Ricks and C.L.
Wilkinson
E.R.
16 November 1900
Winterville cigar factory
E.R.
20 November 1900
E.E. Griffin, jeweler
E.R.
20 November 1900
Winterville lodge formed
E.R.
23 November 1900
All the shelves at the store of J.L.
Stackey fell
E.R.
23 November 1900
Shooting at South-Wood Farm near E.R.
23 November 1900
Falkland. Mr. R.R. Cotten, owner
Ada Hearne of Pitt County married E.R.
Ed Sugg of Kittrell in a Raleigh
hospital; Mr. Sugg died shortly
thereafter
19 November 1900, 23
November 1900
Bethel stores
E.R.
27 November 1900
New stores in Greenville
E.R.
27 November 1900
Death of William Weatherington,
22, son of Alfred Weatherington
E.R.
27 November 1900
Farmville volunteer fire department E.R.
organized
27 November 1900
Heber Jackson’s house robbed,
Winterville
E.R.
30 November 1900
South Wood Farm
E.R.
30 November 1900
Dixon and Hooks store robbed,
Winterville
E.R.
30 November 1900
Black Jack items
E.R.
4 December 1900
Grifton items
E.R.
4 December 1900
Columbian Club
E.R.
4 December 1900
Death of E.B. Edwards
E.R.
4 December 1900
Winterville store
E.R.
4 December 1900
J.F. Evans and T.F. Christman in
business
E.R.
4 December 1900
Two Negro boys hurt; shot, at B.F. E.R.
Patrick’s
4 December 1900
Fire at the cotton gin of Greene and E.R.
Hooker on Fifth Street
4 December 1900
Story about Hamilton in Martin
County
E.R.
7 December 1900
Story about the Greenville Light
Infantry
E.R.
7 December 1900
County officers
E.R.
7 December 1900
Mrs. Mary E, Goodwich of
E.R.
Henderson, visiting daughter, Mrs.
J.T. Meadows of Greenville
7 December 1900
W.B. Jarvis closed up boarding
house
E.R.
7 December 1900
Winterville items
E.R.
11 December 1900
D.A.R. meeting at the home of L.C. E.R.
11 December 1900
Arthur
Death of J.J. Rawls of Carolina
Township
E.R.
11 December 1900
Old Bible belonging to John Pope
E.R.
11 December 1900
J.J. Cherry and Maggie Beasley,
divorced
E.R.
11 December 1900
Obituary of Dr. C.J. O’Hagan
E.R.
21 December 1900
Grist mill of R. Greene on Fifth
Street
E.R.
21 December 1900
Telegraph office in Rialto Building E.R.
21 December 1900
W.M. Lydale of Greene County,
inventor
E.R.
25 December 1900
O. E. Warren moved to Raleigh
E.R.
4 January 1901
W.W. Perkins, school in New York E.R.
4 January 1901
G.M. Tucker moved to Norfolk
E.R.
4 January 1901
Tribute to Dr. C.J. O’Hagan
E.R.
4/25 January 1901
E.A. Buck, Pitt native, of Tifton,
Georgia
E.R.
4 January 1901
Eastern Reflector in Rialto Building E.R.
4 January 1901
Walter Evans killed near Tarboro
E.R.
4 January 1901
New store of J.W. Bryan and W.J.
Nichols
E.R.
4 January 1901
Story about Alfred Forbes’ store,
next to the Bank of Greenville
E.R.
4 January 1901
Lumber Train of Eureka Company
at Falkland
E.R.
8 January 1901
Odd & unusual, eight pairs of twins E.R.
in one family near Raleigh
11 January 1901
C.J. Tucker hurt
E.R.
11 January 1901
Manager of Carolina Café
Restaurant
E.R.
11 January 1901
W.H. Furkins, Negro minister and
shoemaker, Greenville, died
E.R.
15 January 1901
About Colonel E.A. Keith, cotton
buyer of Ayden and Wilmington,
North Carolina, Baltimore
E.R.
18 January 1901
Death of Allen Jackson, 45
E.R.
18 January 1901
Greenville Light Infantry Armory in E.R.
18/25 January 1901
Brady Hall, owned by Captain R.L.
Carr
Steamboat Tarboro sunk in the
grand turn, about 1 ½ miles above
Greenville
E.R.
18 January 1901
Grifton store
E.R.
22 January 1901
Death of B. Ashley House Sr ., born E.R.
1827, C.S.A.
22 January 1901
B.F. Patrick, new hotel
E.R.
22 January 1901
Johnnie Tyson and Mrs. Charlie
Tyson of Ayden, burned in fire
E.R.
25 January 1901
B.F. Jolly, hurt
E.R.
25 January 1901
Sawmill of W.H. Basden at Ayden
E.R.
5 February 1901
Death of Mrs. J.J. Frizzle, niece
Clarissa Lawrence, sister of L.W.
Lawrence of Greenville
E.R.
5 February 1901
B.F. Patrick, new hotel
E.R.
8 February 1901
Death of Major John Peebles, age
75
E.R.
8 February 1901
Col. Harry Skinner left with
E.R.
daughter Nell for Baltimore school
8 February 1901
Grifton steamboat and cotton gin
E.R.
12 February 1901
Hotel Bertha, new omnibus
E.R.
12 February 1901
"Buzzards Roost" on Fifth Street
E.R.
15 February 1901
Rev. J. Wiley Nobles, former
resident of this county, now in
Kenly, North Carolina
E.R.
15 February 1901
Winterville store
E.R.
15 February 1901
Daughter of C.G. Joyner married
E.R.
15 February 1901
Little Washington store in
Greenville
E.R.
15 February 1901
Lawrence Tripp of Halifax
E.R.
15 February 1901
Robersonville fire
E.R.
19 February 1901
Death of J.T. Proctor of
Grimesland, son of John Proctor
E.R.
19 February 1901
Death of J.B. Hardison of Beaufort E.R.
County
19 February 1901
Death in church of Mrs. Henrietta
Williams, age 69, widow of Dr.
22 February 1901
E.R.
Robert Williams, six children; Mrs.
Elizabeth Swindell, Captain
Richard Williams, Mrs. Adelaide
Williams, Mrs. W.H. Long, Mrs.
W.M. Russ, and Mr. J.E. Williams,
of Raleigh
150-year-old spectaclesof Thomas
E. Little of Beaver Dam Township
E.R.
22 February 1901
Fifth Street fire, J.F. King's livery E.R.
stable, stores between Cotanche and
Evans
26 February 1901
Winterville High School
cornerstone laid
E.R.
26 February / 1 March 1901
Football at Winterville
E.R.
26 February 1901
S.V. King, manager of Western
Union telegraph office in Tarboro
E.R.
26 February 1901
Old Winterville academy now a
residence
E.R.
1 March 1901
Infant son of T.C. Nelson died
E.R.
1 March 1901
Fire in Hotel Macon wood-house
E.R.
1 March 1901
About A.H. Taft and Company
E.R.
1 March 1901
Bethel Athletic Club
E.R.
5 March 1901
Joseph Parker and family of
E.R.
Farmville moved into new home on
Church Street
5 March 1901
George Moore, new home in
Farmville almost finished.
E.R.
5 March 1901
Death of student John Tyson of
Farmville
E.R.
5 March 1901
Mrs. Lou Lang, has recently moved E.R.
in W.G. Lang's new residence on
corner of Church Street and East
Street. She runs a first-class
boarding house
5 March 1901
Death January 20 of Betty Barrette E.R.
of Farmville, wife of E.A. Barrette,
42; five children
5 March 1901
Lyman Cotten war relic collection
of Philippines and China
E.R.
5 March 1901
Application for charter for Grifton
E.R.
5 March 1901
Pactolus ferry of J.P. Davenport
E.R.
8 March 1901
John Godly admitted to County
Home
E.R.
8 March 1901
Death of Lynn Tripp
E.R.
8 March 1901
Son of C.A. Tucker hurt by railroad E.R.
handcar
8 March 1901
New Greenville Bank and Trust
Company
E.R.
8 March 1901
Death, March 2, 1901, of Mrs.
E.R.
Mary Edwards, mother of Mrs. A.J.
Moye and Mrs. E.A. Moye
8 March 1901
Smallpox scare
E.R.
8 March 1901 (and earlier)
Funny post office names all over
North Carolina
E.R.
12 March 1901
Black Jack school
E.R.
12 March 1901
Death of Mr.Tom King of Farmville E.R.
12 March 1901
House of W.G. Lang erected lately, E.R.
in Farmville, occupied by Reverend
Louis Everette
12 March 1901
Chief Fireman A.J. Griffin,resigns
E.R.
12 March 1901
M.C.S. Cherry of Mount Olive,
formerly of Bethel
E.R.
15 March 1901
Death of Mrs. Nannie King, 23,
wife of Thomas B. King, near
Farmville, married February 1898
E.R.
15 March 1901
Odd & unusual Mr. W.J.
Laughinghouse home, odd lamp
egg
E.R.
15 March 1901
Death of J.B. Johnson, born in
E.R.
Greenville on October 29, 1829.
Merchant before and after the Civil
War
15 March 1901
Death near Falkland, John H.
Tyson, son of Henry S. Tyson
E.R.
15 March 1901
Death near Marlboro of Henry
Moore, an aged citizen of this
county
E.R.
19 March 1901
Mill of Taylor Lumber Company at E.R.
Goff Landing has commenced
sawing
19 March 1901
Greenville Knitting Mills,
underwear
E.R.
19 March 1901
Odd & unusual, D.E.
E.R.
Whichardkilled a deer and it sank in
a pond.
19 March 1901
McGowan and Weathington
building on Fifth Street, nearing
completion
E.R.
19 March, 29 March 1901
Mr. J.A. Jarrell, old resident of
Winterville
E.R.
22 March 1901
C.C. Braxton, killed at Ayden
E.R.
22 March 1901
Livery of J.F. King burned, corner
of Reade and Second streets
E.R.
22 March 1901
Odd & unusual, boys in fight over
well in Alfred Forbes’ yard
E.R.
22 March 1901
About ex-sheriff Allen Warren
E.R.
22/29 March 1901
Death in Black Jack, Redding
Hudson
E.R.
26 March 1901
Death of Lou Long of Farmville,
wife of Robert Long
E.R.
26 March 1901
Mr. T.Horton built home on Church E.R.
Street, in Farmville
29 March 1901
Fifth Street fire, between Cotanche E.R.
and Evans streets
29 March 1901
33-year-old mule of Charles Case
E.R.
29 March 1901
Death, on March 23, of Mrs. Lucy E.R.
Patrick, age 80. Four children, Mrs.
I.C. Hardy, Methodist, Mrs. Marion
Johnson, Mrs. Andrew Outerbridge
and C.L. Patrick of Ayden
29 March 1901
About the Osceola Band
E.R.
2 April 1901
Sash and blind factory, J.G. Moye,
president
E.R.
2 April 1901
5-year-old son of Stanley Morre
near Black Jack, died a few days
after being seriously burned
E.R.
2 April 1901
Crazed China man tried to burn up
Tarboro
E.R.
2 April 1901
About Green Letchworth,age 92, of E.R.
2 April 1901
Winterville
Found, body of Frank Corbett, age
40, of Falkland, at house of ill
repute in Greenville
E.R.
5 April 1901
Bethel Gin and Company organized E.R.
5 April 1901
Grifton steamboats
E.R.
5 April 1901
Death in Swift Creek of W.A.
E.R.
Smith, a large farmer, merchant and
postmaster at Clay Root. His wife
died about two months ago
5 April 1901
Calvin Joyner of Beaver Dam
almost drowned when his cart fell
in a creek
E.R.
5 April 1901
Death of Mr. BarnabasEvans, born E.R.
1819 in Pennsylvania, moved to
Greenville in 1899, buried at Cherry
Hill Cemetery
9 April 1901
Greenville Bank & Trust Company E.R.
to open Greenville offices
9 April 1901
Death in New York CityofJohn T.
Bruce, age 84, oldest citizen of
Edgecombe county
E.R.
12 April 1901
About Walter R. Taylor of Bethel in E.R.
Philippine War
12 April 1901
Hope Fire Company elects officers E.R.
12 April 1901
J.C. Cobb of Beaver Dam, hurt in
sawmill
E.R.
12 April 1901
Death of Bessie, wife of W.B.
Wingate, at Winterville
E.R.
16 April 1901
About Hunsucker Carriage
Company
E.R.
16 April 1901
Farmville houses, Beaver Dam
Debating Club
E.R.
16 April 1901
Carlos Harris, house painter and
artist
E.R.
16 April 1901
Big snow in Greenville April 15,
1854
E.R.
19 April 1901
Advertisement: Will Williams 17,
son of James Williams, left home
E.R.
19 April 1901
for kicks, everyone forbidden from
harboring him
Greenville Light Infantry
E.R.
23 April 1901
Duck pond on Fifth Street, Buzzard E.R.
Roost filled in
23 April 1901
Ayden Milling Company,
incorporating, officers
E.R.
23 April 1901
Academy branch culvert
E.R.
23 April, 3 May, 11 June 1901
Benjamin May of
Kingston,formerly of Pitt County,
sent his cotton gin, which is over
100 years old, to the state museum
E.R.
23 April 1901
J.J. Evans broke arm, business as
usual
E.R.
26 April 1901
Mrs. T.A . Thigpenof Penny Hill in E.R.
a dog fight
30 April 1901
Dormitory burned at Winterville
College
E.R.
30 April, 11 June 1901
Death of B.S. Sheppard, age 57, at
Ayden
E.R.
30 April 1901
Brother and sister of Mr. B.S.
Sheppard in Greenville
E.R.
30 April 1901
New Old Dominion Steamship
Company wharf and cotton
platform to be built
E.R.
30 April 1901
Ayden town offices
E.R.
30 April 1901
McCotters beach, Grifton
E.R.
3 May 1901
Grifton store
E.R.
3 May 1901
W.H. Patrick of Grifton, now of
Atlanta
E.R.
3 May 1901
28-year-old fodder belonging to the E.R.
late Mr. Redding Hudson, of
Chicod Township
3 May 1901
National Protective Association of
Eastern Carolina at Pactolus
E.R.
3 May 1901
Burned, old Jesse Stancill, near
Conetoe
E.R.
7 May 1901
Death of Charles J. O’Hagan
E.R.
7 May 1901
Fire at W.L. Forbes’
E.R.
7 May 1901
Division of rural free delivery in
Pitt County, William A. Barr
E.R.
7,10 May 1901
Greenville Lodge bought Delaney E.R.
lot to build temple, the lodge will
sell its property on the corner of Pitt
and Second streets
10 May, 11 June 1901
Pete Falkland unlucky with barns
E.R.
10 May 1901
Moonshine stills
E.R.
10, 14 May 1901
Claude Cox of Winterville hit by
mule
E.R.
14 May 1901
Death, infant of J.H . Cory
E.R.
14 May 1901
Boy blown up by torpedo in
Edgecombe County
E.R.
14 May 1901
Mr. J.P. Nichols of Pitt County
married to Ethel Nantz
E.R.
14 May 1901
L.M. Savage, new grocery store
E.R.
14 May 1901
W.B . James, Carolina Café
E.R.
14 May 1901
Mrs. J.H. Haddock of Lenior
County, shot
E.R.
14 May 1901
Death of Mrs. T.L. Hancock,
daughter of Mrs. J.C. Tripp
E.R.
17 May 1901
About Negro maid of A.C. Cox
family
E.R.
17 May 1901
Mrs. G.R. Dixon, found reed under E.R.
skin of one of her chickens,
removed the reed, the chicken is
doing fine
21 May 1901
Death of Mr. John Jones of Ayden, E.R.
C.S.A.
21 May 1901
Death of Mr. George Washington E.R.
Hardee, C.S.A.. Born April 22,
1843, died February 21, 1901. He
spent his entire life in Pitt County,
he fought in the Civil War,
belonging to the 17 th North
Carolina Regiment, Company K
under Captain Wiswell.He was
wounded twice in battle; at
Petersburg and Kingston. Married
March 17, 1869, to Emily J.
Edwards, daughter of James M. and
21 May 1901
Elizabeth Edwards.
Married, in Jones County, Mr. F.R. E.R.
Johnson and Miss. Mattie Smith of
Pitt County
21 May 1901
Burned at old Sheppard place, 9
miles from Greenville, Mrs. Sarah
Smith, wife of James L. Smith
E.R.
21/31 May 1901
A.J. Griffin having rheumatism
E.R.
21 May 1901
Winterville Community Facility
E.R.
21 May 1901
Death of Mrs. J.W. Parker of
Farmville
E.R.
24 May 1901
John W. Carson, age 65, of Bethel, E.R.
keg of vinegar cut off his leg
28 May 1901
Masonic Hall schedule
E.R.
28 May 1901
Doctors W.H. Dixon and Louis C.
Skinner got medical practitioners
licenses
E.R.
28 May 1901
Miss Bessie Patrick, passed
E.R.
examinations at music conservatory
28 May 1901
About Guilford Harris, age 92
E.R.
31 May 1901
Greenville is 68 feet above sea
level, tablet on side of court house
E.R.
31 May 1901
Death of Artimissa Stokes, age 7
E.R.
4 June 1901
L.V. Morrill, a prime mover of
Great Eastern Railroads in
Greenville planning railroad route
E.R.
4 June 1901
About E.B. Ficklen Tobacco
Company
E.R.
4 June 1901
Town matters: streets, cemetery and E.R.
fire company
11 June 1901
About James H. McCluer, age 44,
of Winterville, North Carolina
E.R.
11 June 1901
J.W. Mayo at Jamesville
E.R.
14 June 1901
James Nichols of Farmville, moved E.R.
to Winterville to work in A.G. Cox
company
14 June 1901
Simon Moye, merchant, opened an E.R.
insurance business at Winterville
14 June 1901
Bears near Winterville, B.T. Cox’s E.R.
woods are full of huckleberries
14 June 1901
J.S. Tunstall, sold store to Elder
W.H. Laughinghouse
E.R.
14 June 1901
Fire at J.B. White’s store
E.R.
14 June 1901
S.V. Laughinghouse moved into the E.R.
Post Office store, Grifton
18 June 1901
Cotton platform at wharf, Old
Dominion Steamship Company
18, 25 June 1901
E.R.
Death of Mrs. Betsey Fleming, age E.R.
82
21 June 1901
Four year old catches snake
E.R.
21 June 1901
Grifton store
E.R.
21 June 1901
Child of C.T. Munford hurt
E.R.
21 June 1901
About Professor E.F. Munford of
Winterville
E.R.
25 June 1901
Mad cow killed by John
Weathington
E.R.
25 June 1901
Tombstone for Dr. Frank W. Brown E.R.
25 June 1901
Greenville Manufacturing Company E.R.
25 June 1901
Death of Alfred Moye, 2 year old of E.R.
Dr. E.A. Moye
25 June 1901
J.J. Cherry, agent of the Old
Dominion Steamship Company
E.R.
25 June 1901
Staton’s Mill, a flag station six
E.R.
miles above Greenville, on railroad
28 June 1901
Winterville Canning Company
E.R.
28 June 1901
R.H. Hunsucker opened a livery
stable at Winterville
E.R.
28 June 1901
Old Delany Building is being
moved to Reade Street
E.R.
28 June, 5 July 1901
Death of Thomas Lacy
E.R.
28 June 1901
Mr. Louis Lewark, big man of
Currituck county, 609 pounds
E.R.
2 July 1901
Death of Glenn, son of John Ross
of Ayden
E.R.
5 July 1901
About the Masonic Hall
E.R.
5 July 1901
New Greenville city officers
E.R.
5 July 1901
J.R. Davenport, Pactolus Ferry
E.R.
9 July 1901
Death of Joseph Quinery, age 2
E.R.
9 July 1901
Mattie Moye King
E.R.
9 July 1901
Blount Pearce, messenger boy for
Western Union
E.R.
9 July 1901
Greenville Knitting Mills
E.R.
9 July 1901
A.B. Kittrell in Florida
E.R.
12 July 1901
Boys sick from swimming in Tar
River at Greenville
E.R.
12 July 1901
E.B. Dudley, C.S.A., assistant
policeman
E.R.
12 July 1901
H.A. White, purchased Jones lot on E.R.
Greene Street and tore down an old
building, to build home
12 July 1901
Death of Hazel Gray, 2-year-old
daughter of Mr. And Mrs. J.F.
Evans
E.R.
12 July 1901
C.S.A., Confederate reunion at old
academy
E.R.
12, 23, 30 July 1901
Will Hooker, new livery
E.R.
12 July 1901
A.G. Cox and Company, new
officers, Rowan Cooper, treasurer
E.R.
16 July 1901
Teachers from the institute given
feast by Reverend J.N. Booth
E.R.
16 July 1901
About W.H. Carter, Old Dominion E.R.
Steamboat engineer on Tar River
for 46 years
16 July 1901
Bethel Gin
E.R.
23 July 1901
Death on July 17, of Mrs. Sallie
Stock, sister of Alfred Forbes in
home 3 miles from Greenville
E.R
23 July 1901
About Polly Smith, teacher in 1845 E.R.
26 July 1901
Greenville Knitting Mill, struck by E.R.
lightning
26 July 1901
Death of George F. Gurganus, age
73. C.S.A., inmate of the soldiers'
home. Company A, 41 st Cavalry
E.R.
26 July 1901
Death of Ben Abrams, age 40
E.R.
26 July 1901
D.D. Overton, hurt at Greenville
Hogshead Company
E.R.
30 July 1901
Death of Zeb Lancaster of Black
Jack
E.R.
2 August 1901
Percy Manning hurt while
swimming
E.R.
2 August 1901
Cantaloupe industry at Mount Olive E.R.
6 August 1901
Death of Mrs. Martha Jackson, a
E.R.
very old lady, at the home of Elias
McLawhorn on 25 July and was
buried near Littlefield the following
day
6 August 1901
S.J. Nobles, barber shop
E.R.
6 August 1901
James Davis, barber shop
E.R.
6 August 1901
J.H. Cobb of Standard is building a E.R.
telephone line from here to his
place
6 August 1901
W.H. Harrington’s lot in front of
E.R.
the Court House, to be used to build
a brick building
6 August 1901
Alligator in creek beside
E.R.
Greenville, one that got away from
R.A. Nichols
6 August 1901
A.J. Griffin, resigned as chief of
police
E.R.
6 August 1901
Slot machines permitted in town
E.R.
6 August 1901
About W.C. Hines' blood hounds
E.R.
9 August 1901
Episcopalians of Ayden
E.R.
9 August 1901
W.L. Brown, cotton weigher of
Greenville
E.R.
9 August 1901
Polly Smith, teacher
E.R.
9 August 1901
W.B. Wingate of Winterville, had a E.R.
sister in Fair Haven, Massachusetts
9 August 1901
A telephone pay station has been
E.R.
located at Bryant Nichols drug store
9 August 1901
Steam engine of gin, Greene and
Hooker
E.R.
9 August 1901
Purlie Manning, hurt
E.R.
9 August 1901
Death on Sunday, August 4, of
E.R.
Mary Eliza Briley; she was sick for
7 days. Wife of Abraham Briley.
Died on farm of Mathew James
near Bethel. The next day, her son
Samuel died; he was sick for only 5
9 August 1901
days.
W.H. Basden, saw and gristmill in
Ayden, lot for sale
E.R.
9 August 1901
Fire at R.H. Hunsucker’s livery at
Winterville
E.R.
13 August 1901
Home of Mrs. Alice Newton near
Falkland burned on August 8
E.R.
13 August 1901
Dr. Zeno Brown, sold race horse
E.R.
13 August 1901
If the Tar River overflowed in
March, it will do the same thing in
August
E.R.
13 August 1901
Watermelon snatcher at R.A.
Tyson’s patch
E.R.
13 August 1901
Grifton store
E.R.
16 August 1901
About boys and slot machines in
Greenville
E.R.
16, 23 August 1901
Greenville Manufacturing Company E.R.
16 August 1901
Death near Farmville of Mrs. Jackie E.R.
Ann Elizabeth Joyner, age 67,
widow of Mr. Blaney Joyner
16 August 1901
W.M. Gardner and Mack Dixon of E.R.
Gardners Cross Road, killed each
other in a fight near Gardners Cross
Roads in Swift Creek
16 August 1901
A. Cooper and wife, plus Misses
E.R.
Lucretia, Bertha and Fanny Cooper
of Roanoke Rapids, are visiting
their kinsmen Rowan and J.B.
Cooper, this week in Winterville
20 August 1901
Song written by Mrs. Bettie Perkins E.R.
Tyson called the Ariel Waltz
20 August 1901
Death of W.M. Thomas King, son
of G.B. King, 4 years old
E.R.
23 August 1901
Dr. E.A. Moye is having a house
E.R.
built on Cotanche Street, near Hotel
Macon
23 August 1901
Bethel High School
E.R.
23 August 1901
Monument to Dr . C.J. O’hagan at
Cherry Hill Cemetery
E.R.
23 August 1901
Dr. B.T. Cox left with Moody Cox, E.R.
27 August 1901
son of the late Adam Cox, for
treatment in Maryland
Death of Joseph A. Dupree in
E.R.
Greenville, born near Falkland. Was
a lawyer, married Denise Boone
27 August 1901
E.S. Dixon of Black Jack caught a
deer
E.R.
30 August 1901
W.C. Hines’ restaurant opened in
E.R.
the brick store over Dudley’s saloon
30 August 1901
John Flanagan, renting farm
E.R.
30 August 1901
Picnic at Rock Springs
E.R.
30 August 1901
John L. Ives, of Ayden fell off a
rail, died with a reed up his nose
E.R.
30 August / 3 September 1901
J.C. McGowan, owned land near
Charleston, South Carolina
E.R.
3 September 1901
Street sprinkler
E.R.
10 September 1901
Dr. E.A. Moye, nearly killed in
buggy accident
E.R.
10 September 1901
Death of J.P. Pearlie Manning, son E.R.
of J.G. Manning of Bethel
Township
13 September 1901
Mrs. Sallie Abrams, age 42
13 September 1901
E.R.
Death of Jane McGowan, age 63.
E.R.
Widow of W.C. McGowan.
Children, Mrs. D.W. Hardee, Mrs.
J.M. Cox, Mr. W.K. McGowan,
Mrs. John Tucker, Mrs. Sam Tucker
Professor E.M. Mumford accepted a E.R.
position in Morganton
13 September 1901
J.R. Rieves of Belvoir Township,
has best apple orchard
E.R.
13 September 1901
Old Peter Rieves homestead, 6
miles from Greenville, burned.
E.R.
13 September 1901
Death of thirteen-year-old son of
J.C. Andrews, of Bethel
E.R.
17 September 1901
About Alex L. Blow of Pitt County E.R.
17 September 1901
J.L. Fleming built a home on Clark E.R.
property. The old building moved
near the northwest corner on Third
Street. The new building will
17 September 1901
occupy the Greene Street front
About R.M . Hearne, C.S.A., silver E.R.
plate in head
17 September 1901
Adelaide, 2-year-old daughter of
A.T. Taft, hurt
E.R.
20 September 1901
W.H. McGowan and E.C. Williams, E.R.
policemen, temporarily
20 September 1901
Death of Mills R. Eure, age 30, of
Gatesville, was a lawyer in
Greenville
E.R.
20 September 1901
R. Hyman, champion squirrel
hunter of the region
E.R.
24 September 1901
Death of Mr. and Mrs. M.L.
Morgan at Winterville
E.R.
24 September 1901
Express office established at
Farmville
E.R.
24 September 1901
Dr. Ira M. Hardy, moved to Ayden E.R.
27 September 1901
James A. Brooks, building a
steamboat at Grifton
E.R.
27 September 1901
W.L. Best, jeweler, moved from
Grifton to Greenville
E.R.
27 September 1901
W.S. Fleming, moved into
Greenville
E.R.
27 September 1901
Monte Latham is too big for his
goat cart, gets a new tire rolling
chair
E.R.
27 September 1901
D.C. James purchased a new
clarinet, now in choir at Baptist
Church
E.R.
27 September 1901
Old well caved in at old Court
House
E.R.
1 October 1901
Mrs. Annie Beddard and brother
Roy, of Fremont, North Carolina
E.R.
1 October 1901
Mrs. J.A. Dupree and children, left E.R.
to live with her brother in Norfolk,
Virginia
1 October 1901
O.L. Joyner, hurt at Pountres
Bridge, two miles from Greenville
E.R.
4 October 1901
Lot number 41, for sale
E.R.
4 October 1901
About old stables and blacksmith's
E.R.
8 October 1901
shop near Court House
Death of J.R. Tingle, at Grifton, age E.R.
60
11 October 1901
Death of Moses H. Beardsley,born
1875
E.R.
11 October 1901
R.T. Evans, photographer, ad
E.R.
11 October 1901
The Williamson house, sold, in
front of Methodist Church
E.R.
11 October 1901
J. White gave up boarding house to E.R.
Mrs. N.E. Anderson
15 October 1901
Death of child of Mrs. C.P. Spruill
E.R.
15 October 1901
J.O. Proctor and brother of
E.R.
Grimesland are building a two-story
building at Grifton
15 October 1901
20 persons baptized in Forbes' Mill E.R.
Pond, join Free Will Baptist Church
at Reedy Branch
18 October 1901
Dr. Wallace
E.R.
22 October 1901
Death of Mrs L.A. Cobb of Grifton E.R.
22 October 1901
Rooster and hawk fights
E.R.
22 October 1901
Rattlesnake story of New Bern
E.R.
22 October 1901
Negro minister of Sycamore Hill,
died
E.R.
22 October 1901
Carolina Café
E.R.
22 October 1901
W.S. Fleming, grocery store
E.R.
22 October 1901
E.E. Griffin bought a house and lot E.R.
from Dr. E.A. Moye. Property is
beside Macon Hotel on corner of
Third Street and Cotanche
22 October 1901
For sale, Hickory Hill Negro
Baptist Church
E.R.
22 October 1901
Winterville Laundry to open
E.R.
25 October 1901
New steam laundry in Greenville
E.R.
25 October, 1 November 1901
E.C. Williams vs. Town of
Greenville, lawsuit
E.R.
25 October 1901
4 articles on burning of Masonic
School
E.R.
29 October 1901
W.H. Proctor, hurt in argument
E.R.
29 October 1901
Grifton stores
E.R.
29 October 1901
Mattie Moye King
E.R.
1 November 1901
Death at Winterville of Mrs. Mary E.R.
Ann Williams, aunt of Mrs. Rowan
Cooper
1 November 1901
Death of Miss Bettie Coward, age E.R.
18, died at school. Daughter of Mrs.
W.A. Darden
1 November 1901
Death of W.H. Proctor
E.R.
1 November 1901
100-year-old Negro women died
E.R.
1 November 1901
Death of Lewis McLawhorn
E.R.
1 November 1901
Death of W.E. Fountain
E.R.
5 November 1901
Mrs. C.A. White, hurt
E.R.
5 November 1901
H.W. Whedbee, moved to
Williamson, in front of Methodist
Church
E.R.
5 November 1901
Old Davis house on Second Street
moved, owned by Mr. Cory
E.R.
5 November 1901
Grifton Distillery
E.R.
5 November 1901
Fire fighters from three companies
exempt from taxes
E.R.
8 November 1901
Street opened from Elizabeth to
Fifth Street.
D.R.
8 November 1901
Davis and Moye barber shop
D.R.
8 November 1901
About Miss Mary Brooks
D.R.
8 November 1901
Windows from old academy
D.R.
8 November 1901
Mrs. D.D. Hasket, flower show
D.R.
8 November 1901
Flanagan Coffin Company
D.R.
9 November 1901
Greenville Steam Laundry
D.R.
9 November 1901
Opera House
D.R.
9 November 1901
Death of John Tuton, Greene
County, C.S.A.
D.R.
11 November 1901
J.S. Campbell, jewelry store
D.R.
11 November 1901
Davis recollections
E.R.
12 November 1901
Light for Diamond Shoals
D.R.
12 November 1901
Son of Alfred Forbes in school
D.R.
12 November 1901
B.E. Parham, hurt
D.R.
12 November 1901
Wyatt Barber robbed
D.R.
12 November 1901
Episcopal church in Ayden, burned E.R.
12 November 1901
About son of A.N. Ryan, formerly
of Greenville
E.R.
12 November 1901
C.T. Munford store
D.R.
13 November 1901
Hair grown out of the eye of an ox
in Fayetteville
D.R.
13 November 1901
Greenville Hogshead Company
D.R.
13 November 1901
About old instruments, owned by
Dr. C.J. O’Hagan
D.R.
13 November 1901
Son of W.H. Smith
D.R.
13 November 1901
W.R. Smith, moving to Martin
County
D.R.
14 November 1901
S.R. Wilson of Swift Creek, lost
tobacco money
D.R.
14 November 1901
Ad, E.B. McLohon, contractor
D.R.
14 November 1901
Death of Susan M, wife of James A. E.R.
Hanrahan
15 November 1901
D.R.
13 November 1901
Death of John Tuton, age 68,
Greene Company, C.S.A.
E.R.
15 November 1901
Miss. Martha O’Hagan, building a
home on corner of her lot on Pitt
Street, where Dr.O’Hagan’s office
used to stand
E.R.
15 November 1901
D.R.
12 November 1901
Son of Mr. W.H. Smith, hurt by
gunpowder
E.R.
15 November 1901
Ayden Episcopal Church
D.R.
15 November 1901
Steamboat at Grifton
D.R.
16 November 1901
John Flanagan sells farm tools
D.R.
16 November 1901
Grifton stores, steamboat, hotel
D.R.
16 November 1901
Death of Jerry Weathington
D.R.
16 November 1901
Mrs. W.H. Procter, cleaning and
mending men’s clothes
D.R.
16 November 1901
Hotel Bertha, horses, carriages,
E.H. Shelburn, W.J. Turnage
D.R.
16 November 1901
Hotel Bertha ‘bus and horses’ under D.R.
new owner
16 November 1901
Grimesland Telephone exchange
D.R.
18 November 1901
W.H. Harrington building in front
D.R.
18 November 1901
of courthouse
A.F. Kennedy hurt
D.R.
18 November 1901
Hunter boarding house
D.R.
18 November 1901
Opera House
D.R.
18,20 November 1901
Grifton stores
E.R.
19 November 1901
Death of L.H. White of Chicod
Township
E.R.
22 November 1901
Society organized for the care of
sick, founded at Mrs. J.J. Perkins'
home; officers: Perkins, Schultz,
Jarvis, Doughty
E.R.
19 November 1901
Fox Hunt at Oakley
D.R.
19 November 1901
List of C.S.A. pensioners in Pitt
County
D.R.
19 November 1901
About old doctor’s instruments of
Dr. O’Hagan, he was Dr.
Laughinghouse’s grandfather
E.R.
19 November 1901
Death of L.H. White of Black Jack D.R.
19 November 1901
Death of Addie, wife Mr.
F.M.Dupree of Farmville
D.R.
19 November 1901
Dr. Zeno Brown
D.R.
19 November 1901
Death of Mrs. John Elks
D.R.
20 November 1901
Funny tale told by Judge A.M.
Moore of Negro church service
D.R.
20 November 1901
Penny Hill store broken into, store
owned by W.H. Wilson, Negro
D.R.
21 November 1901
C.H. James and S.M. Jones copartnership, Bethel
D.R.
21 November 1901
Store at Penny Hill, robbed
D.R.
21 November 1901
Jolly Forbes wedding
D.R.
21 November 1901
Death of Bettie, wife of Arch Cox
D.R.
21 November 1901
R.M. Kennedy, store
D.R.
21 November, 4 December 1901
Greenville Telephone Company
D.R.
21,25 November 1901
Death of Jesse Holliday
E.R.
22 November 1901
Store building on Greene and
Second streets, moved to Reade
Street
D.R.
22 November 1901
Confederate Veterans list, C.S.A.
E.R.
22 November 1901
Oakley stores
E.R.
22 November 1901
Ayden Lumber Company
E.R.
22 November 1901
Rowan Cooper, store in Winterville E.R.
22 November 1901
Greenville Telephone Company
E.R.
22,26 November 1901
Death of John M. Smith age 35,
died in jail
E.R.
D.R.
22 November 1901
18,19 November 1901
Old Eborn House, used as academy, D.R.
had a fire
25 November 1901
Obituary of J.A. Thigpen, county
treasurer
D.R.
25 November 1901
Slot machines in Greenville
E.R./ D.R.
26 November 1901
Married in Norfolk Virginia,
Claude Linden Whichard
E.R.
26 November 1901
Store of W.H. Wilson, at Penny
Hill, broke into
E.R.
26 November 1901
Death of Bettie, wife of Arch Cox
E.R.
26 November 1901
E.B. Ficklen, purchased old store on E.R.
corner of Greene and Second streets
and moved it to Reade Street
D.R.
26 November 1901
Sleet and snow called hominy snow E.R.
26 November 1901
Bethel stores
E.R.
26 November 1901
Renston School
E.R.
26 November 1901
Death of Miss Lillie Tripp of
Rountree, she had Typhoid fever
D.R.
27 November 1901
Death of James Ashley Thigpen age E.R.
63, justice of the peace
D.R.
29 November 1901
Death of Miss Lillie Tripp, student E.R.
29 November 1901
W.A. Beavans, superintendent of
Telephone Company in Greenville
E.R.
29 November 1901
About murder of Alex Little by
John H. Parker
E.R.
29 November 1901
Dr. Zeno Brown, operation in
Philadelphia
E.R.
29 November 1901
Sam Ange of Jamesville hurt,
doctors perform brain operation in
Martin County
D.R.
2 December 1901
Death of James H. McCluer, born
1808, clerk of Pitt County
D.R.
2 December 1901
22 November 1901
25 November 1901
Dickinson Avenue widened
D.R.
2 December 1901
Nabe Mills of South Carolina
visiting relations at Black Jack
E.R.
3 December 1901
Old maids convention for benefit of E.R.
Methodist Church lot
D.R.
3 December 1901
P.T. Atkinson thrown from buggy,
horse and buggy not seen since
E.R./ D.R.
3, 6 December 1901
S.G. Nine, shooting spree at
Winterville
E.R.
3 December 1901
Post Office re-established at House E.R.
3 December 1901
Mrs. Kleber Denmark of Kingston, E.R.
daughter of R.M. Starky of Pitt
County
3 December 1901
Police uniforms
D.R.
4 December 1901
About lumber company, shipping
D.R.
4 December 1901
Grifton house
D.R.
4 December 1901
Sunshine Sisterhood Club
D.R.
5 December 1901
Grifton boarding house
E.R.
6 December 1901
W.S. Atkins, superintendent of
Greenville knitting mills
D.R.
6 December 1901
About Dr. W.E. Warren of Stokes
D.R.
6 December 1901
26 November 1901
C.S. Forbes provided new uniforms E.R.
for Greenville policemen
6, 10 December 1901
Ragsdale school at male academy,
closed
D.R.
7 December 1901
J.J. Carson killed a bear
D.R.
9 December 1901
Child of S.W. Erwin hurt
D.R.
9 December 1901
Opera House
D.R.
9, 21 December 1901
Pictures of Daily Reflector
D.R.
10 December 1901
James Manning, bear hunt
D.R.
10 December 1901
Osceola Band concert
D.R.
10 December 1901
Photographic exhibit of Greenville
at Charleston Exposition
E.R.
10 December 1901
Chief of Fire Department made a
salaried officer at $75.00 per year
E.R.
10 December 1901
Son of Herbert Hardy, kicked by
horse
E.R.
10 December 1901
About J.M. Blow
D.R.
11 December 1901
Tree fell on house of Mr. L.H.
Rountree on Cotanche Street
D.R.
12 December 1901
Charlie Pollard hurt
D.R.
12 December 1901
Big bear hunt at Bethel
E.R.
13 December 1901
Ola Forbes band concert, ad for
Osceloa Band
E.R.
13 December 1901
Pictures of Daily Reflector for
twenty- year anniversary
E.R.
13 December 1901
E.F. Ward of Pactolus attended Oak E.R.
Ridge Academy
13 December 1901
Death of wife of Jesse L. Thigpen
E.R.
D.R.
13 December 1901
9 December 1901
J.M. Blow of Winterville (Bad Joe) E.R.
made a justice of the peace
13 December 1901
Dr. Louis Skinner fitted out an
E.R.
office in the Harrington Building on
Fourth Street
13 December 1901
Son of S.W. Erwin had six toes
E.R.
13 December 1901
Death of Lewis Henry White, born D.R.
1844
14 December 1901
E.A. Moye, putting addition on to
his office and his house
D.R.
16 December 1901
Death of Lewis Henry White, born E.R.
in on February 14, 1844
17 December 1901
Death of Captain W.G. Mizelle
D.R.
17 December 1901
Charlie Pollard, mail carrier
between Hill and Holland post
offices
E.R.
17 December 1901
Music room on Pitt Street
D.R.
18 December 1901
J.W. Willoughby, moved from
Rockdale to Winterville
D.R.
18 December 1901
About Dr. B.T. Cox store in
Winterville
D.R.
18 December 1901
W.E. Hamilton store in Winterville D.R.
18 December 1901
About Greenville businesses
D.R.
18 December 1901
Ad, E.B. McLohon, carpenter and
D.R.
18 December 1901
contractor
Central Barber Shop, Edmond and
Fleming
D.R.
18 December 1901
J.R. Starkly store closed, sold to
R.J. Cobb
D.R.
18 December 1901
Death of Heath Smith of Black Jack D.R.
19 December 1901
J.A. Kirkman now in Grifton
D.R.
19 December 1901
Grifton Stores
D.R.
19 December 1901
Death of Mrs . S.M. Hanrahan
D.R.
19 December 1901
Married, daughter of J.G. Cherry to D.R.
Shade Allen Redding
19 December 1901
Mrs. W.F. Harding’s faimily
D.R.
19 December 1901
Death in Pactolus of Captain W.G.
Mizelle
E.R.
20 December 1901
Famous Thomas Sheppard will
case, closed
D.R.
20 December 1901
City taking down lamps to keep
them away from Christmas pranks
D.R.
20 December 1901
Married, Charlie, son of Allen
Baker
D.R.
20 December 1901
Osceola Band
D.R.
20 December 1901
Winterville store
E.R.
20 December 1901
Asa Garris, house burned at
Littlefield
E.R.
20 December 1901
R.G. Chapman of Calico, moved to D.R.
Winterville
21 December 1901
Tina Sheppard’s music school
D.R.
21 December 1901
J.B. Cherry Jr. hurt while hunting
D.R.
21 December 1901
Death of Carrick Mumford
D.R.
21 December 1901
R.M. Kennedy, South Side Market
D.R.
21 December 1901
Tale about boys compelled to stay
after school
D.R.
21 December 1901
Hurt, child of Mr. Cammie Staton
D.R.
23 December 1901
Shelmerdine
D.R.
23 December 1901
W.B. Wilson, Jr. R.C. White,
Argall, Vick, went to Horner’s
School, Oxford
D.R.
23 December 1901
Death of Carrick Mumford near
E.R.
24 December 1901
Ayden
About W.M.Britton Jr. of Bethel
D.R.
24 December 1901
About Mrs. J.L. Overton
D.R.
24 December 1901
About Mrs. T.A. Carson’s family
D.R.
24 December 1901
A. Lillian Cherry, daughter of J.G.
Cherry, will marry Allen Redding
on January 8, 1902 in Vandemere,
N.C.
E.R.
24 December 1901
Bethel stores
D.R.
24 December 1901
Death of W.G. Windham
D.R.
24 December 1901
The city will take down street lamps E.R.
at Christmas to keep "regulators"
from damaging or destroying them
24 December 1901
Death of Heath Smith at Clay Root E.R.
home of his daughter, Mrs. Wood
Smith
24 December 1901
Miss Tessie Evans went to
Greensboro Female College
D.R.
27 December 1901
J.G. Moye, married
D.R.
7,28 December 1901
Death of W.W. Worthington
D.R.
28 December 1901
R.A. Michael’s Barroom, Fifth
Street
D.R.
28 December 1901
Masonic Hall School
D.R.
28 December 1901
Christmas fire works damage
D.R.
28,30 December 1901
Mr. R.E. Pollard married Mrs.
Annie Mears, his fourth bride
D.R.
28 December 1901
About Dr. James C. Greene
D.R.
28 December 1901
A.A. Andrews family
D.R.
28 December 1901
S.W. Dawson family
D.R.
30 December 1901
C.J. Tucker and J.L.Patrick store in D.R.
Grifton
30 December 1901
Grifton post office
D.R.
30 December 1901
Z.V. Johnson and Company, store
going out of business
D.R.
30 December 1901
A.E. Tucker and Company
D.R.
30 December 1901
J.J. Stroud family
D.R.
30 December 1901
Christmas in Bethel
D.R.
30 December 1901
J.A. Brady house on Fifth Street
D.R.
30 December 1901
J.C. Tripp moved to Blow house on D.R.
corner of Washington and Fifth
streets
30 December 1901
W.A.B Hearne moved from
Farmville to Greenville
D.R.
30 December 1901
D.D. Overton family
D.R.
31 December 1901
Death of Miss. MimmieEvans, age D.R.
75
31 December 1901
Andrews Store in Greenville
D.R.
31 December 1901
J.L. Starky and Company
D.R.
31 December 1901
J.C. Tripp, house
D.R.
30 December 1901
Death of W.W. Worthington
E.R.
31 December 1901
R.E. Pollard marries, this makes his E.R.
fourth marriage
31 December 1901
Bethel stores
E.R.
31 December 1901
About Dr. James C. Greene at Snow E.R.
Hill and LaGrange
31 December 1901