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DEPARTMENT;
GREENVILLE
In Charge of S. C. CARROLL
The Eastern Reflector and Rates on Application J
Mr. and s. I Smith, of Monday morning for Windsor,
, i .- ; will Miss
days-- i i with Gladys White, a classmate at
for
the th i n you want e Id drink
. time y i want tin that
You want to net it
. nice, perfect I j clean
went to i
and
gum Barber Co. fountain, and a kind clerk
who will treat right. I have
Mich a Come and get a
you will come again.
W. I, Co.
I Chickens and eggs a specialty.
Come and g I the b st prices,
H U n Barber Co.
For improved
mowing machines, repairs etc.,
see Harrington Co.
We are carrying a nice line of
Coffins Caskets. Prices are
right furnish nice hearse
vice A. G. Cox Mfg. Co.
We wish to say to our custom-
that we just received a
c of land piaster can
give you a good price on same.
yours is going.
H n Barber Co.
ll Car load of bright hay
promotion,
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and w . soon.
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He has is for sever
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A. W.
trunks and suit
Editor Reflector.
The seem that was pi not
ed on Dickinson i
afternoon would
to m that Greenville had
canals for public use, instead
of paved streets During the
fully two hundred of
this main thoroughfare was com-
a flood of
water that was destined for the
sewers, but somehow missed its
destination and ran down the
Street
Venice is famed as the
of but on days like that
of Tuesday Greenville has Y nice
city It was
a case of water here, water
there, and water everywhere-
So completely were the its
blocked with water the
nearest route to the A. C. L.
depot a was to
follow Fifth street to the rail-
road, and then the cross
ties.
Some cities have swimming
pools for benefit of its
but Greenville Is the only
So Tired
It may be overwork, but
the chances are It from an in-
active LIVER-
With a well conducted .
one can do mountains of
without fatigue.
It a hundred per cent to
ones earning capacity.
It can be kept in healthful ton
by. only by
lie
REPORT OF THE CONDITION Off
THE BANK OF WINTERVILLE,
AT N.
At the close of business, Jane
Resources Liabilities
Capital stock
j., ,, Surplus fund
TAKE NO SUBS
Loans and
t cured
and unsecured
I Furniture and
I Demand
i Due from and
Cash items
.
i coin, including;
in
Nat Lank notes and other
notes
15,000.00
1.173 , less
i taxes
Bills payable
a- i line deposit
ft to ck
Due to Has. and Bars.
Cashier's check
mi
T-
14.21 I
Total
An I one that can I Mat of the
cases just I, All kinds, ,
Bizet an I prices,
A. W. Co.
A nice lot of Notions just in.
very O me and see our new styles.
I u u d be good H Co.
to S. Boss made a business
It
i.,. Call on us for it. yesterday.
,., . truer Co. Miss E. Cox returned
and Saturday after having
D.- i, of spent PB several
streets
pools on days.
The scene -n the
the Presbyterian church
p. tn. . unique o
shouts of the boy.-3 in bat
barks swimming i he
s splash of fording
street, and the occasional
some rash pad
who undertook to through
la with Miss were enough to
people to wonder why the sew.
d. . Rosabella
. j La, daughter, Miss contractors were so kind
Grange, Miss of Sun M to a swimming pool
i- . J was ; Mr. and without additional cost to the
a I her in W. i. sever;.; Mrs. L, L K town,
Mr. d Mi . A i have n i, Mr. Edit r,
that you have b i
re the I of
a .
s- t be s better plan
i m
even. . . Corey's
Or .
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. a host of
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Mr
PIERCE'S SCHOOL HOUSE
, July
Rev Mrs. . i.
spent Sunday with Levi Pierce.
Alien and m spent
Saturday Sui lay with
Joyner In .
h organized a Sunday
school at F house
Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Jessie . of
me time
here with r
W. A. C-. i.
sometime his
brother, Joyner e.
B Johnson is
in very n u with u boil on her
h I,
an i
.- . t Saturday night
den.
out, four
fine i of i ac Monday.
. r Alie , has
be . . i w. ks
at her fa i i ill be able
to . .
T. B. Jackson and Miss Lottie
El ;. fro . i .
spent with Miss Marj
Pierce.
Mil i and Gladys
Move p few days with
N II i ii r
C, B, burn and Rev.
Outlaw, of W will begin a
pr ii
-i. in August,
i a
to . today u
I en
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STATE NORTH CAROLINA, I i t County,
E Green, A. Asst.
of the d lank. do wear that the above
our knowledge and belief
Cashier.
and sworn
this day of
WOO l; II. Hunsucker,
Notary
GREEN,
Cashier
F. Harrington,
II Hunsucker,
A. Ii. Cox.
Directors
REP RT CONDITION OF
E OF GRIFTON
AT N. C.
Ir. the North at the dote business, June 1909
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and
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NO II of pit.
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or lit H of my
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Cashier.
Sub d . -A
i h
P i r.
i . p sale
. .
. to
Gr. . i . .
n A large lot of
in me paint. .
Harrington, Barber Co.
Miss Ki returned from
Greenville . . evening.
make baggies in
the county, see u,
a . . , . .
G. C ix Mfg, Co.
Mrs. Will I lie, who has
o I .- mother, Mrs.
Evelyn Cox, returned to Seven
. i, .
i fare r in i and caps.
bar
Mr . . and Miss
I w to Greenville
For go i and
call or write A. G.
Cox Co., Winter
C Th v have the
right t price.
Don't the young
pie i Union tonight
A nice fun going
it and be ow cost.
East Ci Supply Co.
Myrtle left yes-
for where she
will spend i ms t m with Miss
Laura Salisbury.
L- H Smith Spent Monday in
thee r Gardner's Cross
in the Interest of W,
U made a very in-
tare I d helpful talk at the
Baptist church Sunday night, on
St. Paul's obedience to tho word
of God.
Alias Carroll
; her
,; I mad
i- r some . take up a luring
now went to G . n . mi n.
N . an I t r i have
. MISS-.-,
pot.
. i. t Allen i e
. . .,.,,,. night i
had fine
Brew who ha . . .
Mrs W rd returned lo
their at Tuesday
Miss Mata Dew went to
ton last night to several
weather to
Packet Money for Boy for the last
Th y World
tobacco
. bright in th i
to sell Sunday World. There
is a good profit. Write
days with Miss Rosabella Manager, New York
was in town World, for detail.-,. Next
World will contain the
B- Bridgers filled his words and music of the song hit
regular appointment at the of that great musical
church here Sunday morn- now appearing at the Herald
and night, preaching Dr. H. O- Hyatt will be in
excellent sermons. j Idol Greenville at Hotel Bertha. Aug.
Albert Barker, of Norfolk, is j 2nd and the first Monday
Rain
We are reliably informed that
during the heavy rain Tuesday
a live was on the
street. This morning Mr. T. R.
Moor., also had a turtle that was
captured in one of the ditches.
here visiting his parents, Mr.
end M- L. Barber.
It i.-. with sadness that we an-
the death of Mrs. Joe
Buck, which occurred at their
home here last Saturday morn-
shout nine o'clock. At four
Buggies are getting cheap.
Sixty flight
On my Sunday, August 1st.
Mr. D, Rountree will be
years that many years
ha puts i;.
i r of Baptist
Sunday a he has
land Tuesday, for the purpose of
treating dis of the eye. ear,
nose throat and fitting
glasses. Those who want to
have work done will be charged
no fee unless terms are agreed
upon. tn w
Clover makes an ix-
Come to see Hunsucker at A. G. for
Cox Manufacturing C,,. has been elected for
Winterville N C r school will observe his grazing crop during the
o'clock services were conducted with winter and early spring. Plowed
at the home by Rev. T. H. Kin,, C'S under early in the spring it
after which tho body was taken Of stable
Improving. Puts humus in the
land and makes it rich and
Reflector today received in July, August
a letter from September. See J. K. J.
Cherry, who went to G. for prices on seed. t
some over three weeks ago. It
will be gratifying to his host .,,
friends t. know that he is will treat you
proving, even though
to the Byrd grave yard for
burial. was a kind wife, a
neighbor, a devout Chris-
and we feel that our loss is
Heaven's gain. We sympathize
with the sorrowing and be-
Now is tho time to get your
Homer Military School
1851 1900.
North t
Sell I .
i . prompt
. I, , . ii.-a t. r . n tn
principal
Modern
i . tore, crowding.
i- H i.
lawn, park, mm mil.- track. i
h In
; r The .
i for
HORNER MILITARY SCHOOL
Col. J. C. Homer, Principal, Ox lord. N. C.
cf Morocco.
In mi urn. ii .,, Morocco
r. IT I i . Ill .
i inc . . . i
i . . ,
cannot ago Its bump, but
ail . Keen Its
. -ii ii his will
go iii bod
than a lbs
of
one world
not be
luck, am
a tit--
inn rattle
i an
A Load.
Pop up from lbs
a now
I rim. What you laughing
is
i he i. I
lo i . i. n hip.
Mo-t Man.
They of who
was colon down with n
ho was of who
In power of mill
candy
tin-
here mill It
a lob.
Rotter n boy In the schoolroom
In a News.
Considerate.
anything to earn the
of
Answered
don't know It.
let of a lot of
I tempted to
Unjustly Blamed.
Speaking of tho unreliability of
evidence, n lawyer
a coal heaver
of Peebles, angrily to hi wife
one night
many
time am I to tell ye I hue
the children up in my
top
laid
the the top hat fan
head
coal all day, wot can u little
extra coal in
grasp ma
said Sander. only wear
that top lint in the if
I'm I it off it leaves a
black hand around ma forehead.
What tho Why, I'm ac-
on all sides ma foe
ma bat Louis
Democrat.
he has
desk. Prices right, workman- not yet recovered to
ship guaranteed- Come to see. be able He expects to
A. G. Cox Manufacturing Co. return home next week.
Winterville, N. C.
Our Greenville, yours if you
will treat you right come.
PURE FOOD AND LAW.
h. Long and Remedies, because. It th
of cold by on No opiate.
r refunded. by i i i CO. CHICAGO.
bALE ii JNO.
EASTERN
D. J. Editor and Owner
Truth In Preference to
VOL. No.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, AUGUST
One Dollar Per Year
AUTO PARTY TAKES OUTING, f Harrington lot selected. THE OPENS.
TRIP TO OLD SECTION
BEAUFORT COUNTY.
OF On Which to Greenville's Pub-
i lie
Today the editor received a
Messrs. J. W. and T. R. Hodges, telegram from Congressman
Striking Examples of John II. Small stating that the
Farmers. of the Treasury had
selected the W. H. Harrington
on which to locate the public
to be erected in Green-
a trip to the Old Ford section of ville b the
Beaufort county, returning ,,
STATE NEWS.
A party left here
afternoon in. two automobiles for
day evening. In the party were
O. C. Gregory, R. O.
Jeffreys. E. It. Purge sop, C. R.
Townsend. O. L. and O.
J. Whichard. The automobiles of
Gregory and Townsend
were used for the trip, these
driving their own cars
The objective point of the
party was the splendid country
Some over a year ago congress
made an appropriation of
to purchase a lot here for a pub-
building here, and when pro
were sailed for several
were submitted. On two
representatives of the gov-
came here to look over
the situation and inspect the
sites offered. The choice
I rowed down to three
home of Mr. T. R Hodges with I lot on Five Points, the
whom his father, Mr. J. W.
Harrington lot opposite the court
Hodges, the party spent house the
day and Sunday, and every of and
, the preference for those
being in the order named. The
ed to the utmost.
Leaving Greenville a little
past o'clock on; of the
biles wen by what is known as
the creel; road and the other
by the river road as far as
where they joined and
made the of the trip
together. This gave opportunity i
of viewing from the roads the
crops on both routes. And the
lot was later eliminated
from the fact that the size of lot
there required by the govern-
could not be had for the
amount of the appropriation and
there was no authority for pay-
more.
During the spring the
was about to make a
ion between the other two lots,
BAD WEATHER LIGHT
SALES AT ALL HOUSES.
Prices Start and Outlook
i for Corps
of Buyers.
The Greenville tobacco market
opened today for the sale of the
1909 crop. Owing to previous
bad weather and heavy rains
there not much tobacco on
the market, the five warehouses
having only a few loads each.
Though they did not bring much I
tobacco, there were many farm-
present to see how the
start
satisfied
Happenings o interest Caro-
Greensboro, N. C. Aug.
a white man of
Summer township, where the
brutal murder of Miss Newman
was committed a week was
jailed ban lat nigh.-, charged
with inducement but
suspected being imp in
the murder. He disclaims
edge of it, but nude affidavit to
a warrant charging John Leon-
ard, white, with . having five
years ago burned the dwelling of
Miss Newman for the purple of
robbery. be saw
CHIEF SMITH WILL GET CARE OF THE
a Woman Wanted in
for Murder Reward for Arrest.
Police Sergeant A. R. Pender
grass, of Durham,
Greenville, N. C. Hug.
Editor
I read your editorial of several
came to days ago to Cherry Hill
Greenville Tuesday evening in Cemetery and was much struck
response to a telegram from -with the made.
Chief of Police J. T. Smith if it true that the people of
advising him of the arrest here a town are more or less judged
of a colored woman wanted in, by th-j care d attention
Durham for murder, and he the burial ; ice of dead,
this morning with the prisoner indeed it would be a poor
doff, end they I
at the opening Leon-
n from cents to
which run .
cents. end now in jail.
The tobacco that was Durham, X. C, Aug.
to the opening was first of Watkins, a is in the
the season's primings and cur- charged with attempt at
therefore had not criminal assault on 12-year-old
quality to
but the outlook
taking her back to Durham.
The woman's name is Van Ray,
in October of last year killed
another woman named
Harris. The Ray woman had
since been a fugitive from justice
until, arrested here. Chief
Smith, assisted by Mr. W. C-
located the woman in a
on the out-
ion would be passed on
Greenville. Cherry Hill
tery is a pretty spot
and with very constant at-
could be made
If I am correctly informed, the
cemeteries of our
cities are owned by c
and uniform s are made
for digging graves,
crops in the sections of the when parties here desired a hear-
county are nothing to Mag on it and at the instance of
brag on, in fact they are about Congressman Small the matter
as poor us are ever seen on some
cf the fine f; passed, owing
to too much
It dark when the home
of Mr. T. 1- was reach-
ed and nothing of that section
was held open for a while in ab-
solute fairness to all interested.
was followed by several
visiting Washington
City to confer with the secretary
and also the writing of many
could seen until next morn-1 Utters to him. After going over
in. Then was almost like the matter thoroughly the
waking up in another ion for the Harrington lot has
It was indeed a joy to look across been announced.
the fields lying
every direction and covered with
magnificent
The Reflector believes
a good that
the
Will be
crops. In the Old satisfactory to the largest
section, which of the b of people and best serve the
best in Beaufort county, weather business interests of the town.
conditions this season bate been
more favorable, the result
of systematic farming d
by the Messrs. Hodges was
shown in fine crops and
splendidly kept farms,
Early after breakfast Sunday
morning the party all joined at
the home of Mr, J. W. Hodges
where vehicles were soon in
readiness for a drive over the
large estate. The two
of father and son join and
are practically cultivated to-
as one. All through them
are good roads making access
easy to any part of the farms.
Some idea of the magnitude of
these farms may be known when
it is stated that on the two there
are nearly acres in
Of these acres are
in tobacco and it requires
more than barns to cure this
crop. The two hours spent
driving over these farms gave a
continuous view of fine crops of
all kinds. There were broad
corn fields from which barrels
per acre are to be
vested, and cotton that looks
like it will easily yield a bale per
acre. To the writer the homes
and plantations of the Messrs.
Hodges fills his ideal of country
life and real farming. There
are no better people nor better
farmers.
The run back to Greenville
began about the middle of the
afternoon and on the way the
party stopped and spent an hour
most pleasantly with Mr. and
Mrs. R. R. Fleming at
The entire trip was delightful
except a little part in the home
Stretch, when trouble with one
of the cars caused n long enough
delay to catch a rain, though not
a wetting.
We hope before a great while to
see a handsome public building
on the lot.
GIRLS WIN.
of
Men in Vigorous Game
Weldon, N. C, July 29.-At a
picnic given today in honor of
young women from Greenville,
the fair visitors challenged the
young men to a game of ball,
and won by a score of to
Of course, the was
ed of rank decisions in favor of
the young women. It did
pear to that the
umpire called everything that
was thrown across the plate a
ball when the women were at
the bat, while for the men every-
thing was called a strike if it
was anywhere in sight when it
passed over the head.
The features of the game were
the splendid base running of
Mrs Barr, chaperon; the batting
of Misses Green and Spear and
the beautiful work of Mist; Joy
at third, Miss Warren at
shortstop and Miss Critcher at
second. Misses Evans and
Forbes scored the game, no
record was made of errors.
Takes Charge of Hotel.
Miss Lula Taylor, who has for
some time been conducting a
boarding house in the old Blow
building, corner Washington and
Third streets, has leased Hotel
Macon and is moving there to
conduct it.
Our Greenville,
come.
yours if you
much in prices,
is that the mar-
will be good and prices
satisfactory if will not
sell too fast. There will be seven
month in which the sales can be
made, the farmers will find
it more profitable to sell only
part of their crop each
and not crowd the market.
The Gum warehouse had
sale today, the rotation then
being to the Star,
Brick and Peoples in the
order named. In are cent issue
of The Reflector was given the
names of the working fore s at
the three warehouses operated
by the Farmers Consolidated To-
Company Star and
hence thy will not be
repeated here-. At the other two
warehouses crews are as
LIBERTY.
S. T. Hooker, proprietor.
John floor
W. L. auctioneer.
Walter bookkeeper.
J. J. Harrington, assistant
bookkeeper.
Brinkley, and
Spain, proprietors.
Dow Beaman, floor manager.
J. R. Hutchings,
D. S. Spain, bookkeeper.
G. E. Harris and D. W. Arnold,
assistant
BUYERS.
The buyers on the opening
sale were R. O. and
Iverson Skinner, for the Imperial
Tobacco Co; C. Gregory and
E. B Furgerson for the
can Tobacco Co; E. B.
and C. A. Cash for E. B.
Tobacco Co. T. W. Skinner for
Parham D. E. House,
T. A. Person and G. F. Evans.
There will be more buyers on
The crime was committed
in Oak Grove township, near
station, lie was cap
after some difficulty
Constable I that town-
ship. He gave officer and
posse with him some trouble
when captured him- He
was committed to j without
bond.
M. of the Southern
News stand; in ti . in
Apex Saturday i i ht, waiting
for a train, and h. us about
o'clock that i there was
a terrific thunder in
section. The lightning
the Baptist church on Main
or. the roof, went through
the building and set the structure
on fire on the lower floor. Mr.
J. H. Norris, the Southern Rail-
n graph operator a.
pi c . . bud stand
at r fr m gutter,
the fire out. It d e i
that then was
water it rue . in
i Dar-
ham Sun.
Mr. Jeff Sessoms, of Stedman,
was among the visitors Fay-
hen
today.
about hits farm, of which so
much been written lately,
Mr. Sessoms said the reports
were not exaggerated, illy
as to his cotton. Ii has several
acres which he expects to yield
three oaks to the acre, it not
more. He has used the best kind
of fertilizers, with a good
saw dust. The saw dust
is about years old, and the
government estimates its value
at 2.20 a ton. W ho would have
thought of raising three bales to
the acre, and that partly with
saw dust, five years ago The
progress of agriculture in Cum-
in the past five years has
been wonderful, and it is such
later and double sales be run men as Mr- on- other
as soon as the market gets brisk
The farmers are going to find
the Greenville market up with
the best, for we have a clever
corps of who
look after the interest of those
who sell with them, and the
buyers have ample facilities for
handling purchases. When you
get ready to sell come to Green-
ville.
Marriage Licenses.
Register of Deeds W. M. Moore
has issued the following licenses
since last
WHITE.
George Rowland and Alma E.
Hayes.
Charlie and Verna
Warren.
Jacob
Peyton.
COLORED.
and
Estelle
scientific who have been
potent factors in this result.
Observer.
Charlotte, N. C, July
While attempting to cross
creek in a remote section of
county last
Mrs. Winnie Smith, years old,
fell to the stream and was
drowned. Mrs. Smith was a
bride of a few weeks and a belle
of the mountain county.
Lumberton, July
planing mill, dry kiln and a
quantity of lumber of the
Carolina Lumber Company,
located in the southern part of
the town, were totally destroyed
by fire early this morning. The
origin of the fire is unknown.
Tho loss insurance
Lenoir, July news
reached here tonight of the death
skirts of the town and arrested; polishing tomb-stone, etc.
her Monday night. After being
taken in custody the woman con-
fessed the crime and said she
was glad to be arrested, as she
had grown tired of running from
Sergeant
easily identified as being the
right woman.
Sometime after the murder the
governor offered a reward of a
to- the of the would enact
woman, and Chief Smith has
forwarded his claim for this
reward.
I told the revenue de-
i is . t only to
have a well kept but
to pay a dividend to the stock
is differ-
the cemetery s owned
by the town and it me
that the Board of Aid
be doing Gr e i ill
I . if they
nets that
would raise revenue to
warrant them in employing a
competent r for our
of the so it may at
by drowning at Mortimer of two all times of the year present a
popular young women of that appearance,
village, Nannie Bailey and With the prop -r ordinances
The tragedy occurred i enacted, not only
late this afternoon in the be I U . care of
adjacent to the mill of the Ritter the excises incurred but such
Lumber Company at that place, j other rules and i ms could
The bodies were recovered short- be down that v make
afterward. cemetery, a appear
Mr. Ira D. Alderman, of
Bridge township, sent us.
I t n will
. ; .-.-l- fit
last wed; a sample of honey that
. kept sealed up for the.
pears, having kept put in
y r on the of June, I
The fin t r after it
was put up the honey sugared,
but it melted the following
summer and has not sugared j
since- It was very light and;.,
clear, but with age It darkened
until k U now about the color of n
owe
. . . j,
ABOUT SO
v, , . N. C, . th, 1909.
Friend
a communication of some
dark molasses. We can't say
that age improves its taste;
indeed we prefer it fresh. Mr.
months ago to The Reflector, I
referred to the n markable in-
stance of longevity Pitt county
Alderman is very successful old times, and gave
berg, as the name of the man
who attained the great age of
one hundred a. d twenty-two
years,
But my John Tyson,
who was here today, says that
instead of
may be the of the man.
And of course the matter being
in I yield to him. not the
story itself, which I remember
very well.
Mr. Tyson also says it is be-
in his neighborhood that
married a Miss
at time of his life, and died
and buried on the creek as
stated, and there are several
tombstones as v. i ; unmarked
graves near at hand. Then the
bee culture, and has this year
gallons from seven
colonies of Dem-
The August number of The
Uplift just out, announces that
Mr. G. T. Roth, of Elkin, is the
gentleman who contributed
to the Jackson Training
School for the erection of the
industrial building there.
Elm City. N. C. Aug.
double death occurred here
last night, when Mr. J. H.
Dixon and his sister, both prom-
people of this city, depart-
ed this life at the advanced age
of years.
Salisbury. Aug; severe
electric storm passed through Blount often appears in
Rowan and adjacent counties
Sunday night accompanied by
heavy rains and in some instances
strong winds. Ten miles south
of Salisbury a horse belonging to
Mr. G. A. Trexler a well known
farmer, was killed by lightning.
Another animal owned by Mr. J.
J- Morgan was also killed by the
bolt. The barn which was
struck at the same time was not
destroyed and the dead animals
were found next
The Parham prize house build-
has been moved off of Dick-
avenue to the rear of the
Peoples warehouse to make room
for some stores Mr. Parham will
build on the avenue.
the county from the earliest
colonial days, and this may
furnish a further clue to
the life of the centenarian. But
should it be otherwise, posterity
owes him at least a name, in con-
of his great and
possible usefulness in the days of
his pilgrimage.
Had Dr. Dick Williams lived,
who was familiar with
the history of the county
from the earliest period, he
would have examined the matter
thoroughly, but he is now dead.
And Mr. John Tyson, who is an
active business man. is the only
person I have found in Pitt
county who is a. Hi rested
in Uncle Daniel facts.
And I mention a
to Mr.
T. C. Davis,
POOR PRINT

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Miss Dixon, of Ed wards, ; l for, r, .
spending a few with her , ; , j
moth and friends. i .
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Mrs. G. C x
Miss P i
Jay and i
Miss i.
meat o
day i i a
Dixon
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la . la i my office duly
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law.
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in tobacco. S ,.
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in Machines
; ken idea machines
much, alike, when as a matter
bet
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than any that one is the Singer.
is
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J. II i. . n, A I .-
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cause the Singer idea is die-
year shows improvement
in that
c; Is because the Singer factories arc not
only equipped with tools end machinery
better calculated to mate good sewing ma-
chines than any other, but this equipment
is unique and net l- be found elsewhere.
This because a he century has been
devoted to training and specializing men,
to do rte belt in sewing machine
construction. The Singer's superiority-
its Dot
the surface.
dot better than any
that ere i- the Singer.
I y
E; Company
R tin St.,
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s . . . .
of
W. A. Hearne,
is I -1
. th fruit
product a profitable
market o th of the
prayer.
I NORTH CAROLINA,
would
ore ;. sale
for the m The spread
of id
I th
of the h i--- treated
as ; i-
Of tie . . rs who
from by
t f
.,.
I a . co in-
has had the n ea an of bin
up a run down farm. That's
you, i
you've it
his Farm -1011 e
sold at auction years for
a stage of fertility
that wouldn't grow rye tall
to be to its
uniform productiveness
of a bale of cotton per acre, h
speaks of soil
and cotton culture.
He tells of soil-building
plowing coupled with
Baking. K is a story of
. i pen
in with
tor
doctor grows some stock and
I Superior Court.
c I . It to
i to f; said
right, ii; which V. j
grantee of the
L. vi Co urn has in to to m ii g
real , t
On the north tide of Tar liver in
a t adj
lanes h y,
be at pine I the road,
and SB watt ten then
s i w. .-t on., .
. Edwards. then
virtue of an execution It,, thirty a; in.,
the IV n I Superior ;. V
curl of In en ;
action, on Monday, c
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. . i . court h door i . lid twenty -r
tell to the I . for
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IN
Cotton Bagging and gait
n, mouth,
h, Greenville,
I ii. April 1st,
Washington
Kinston
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to.
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T. C. WHITE. G. P. A.
WILMINGTON, N.
.
m ii
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS
the u. to J. J. line t. the
v c. with , i.;,.;
n about
r. . no
the rood and containing all the
I,. I Samuel E wards owns on that
road, adjoining lands f
J. J. and a containing by
about acres
This Hay of July,
ltd L. W. Tucker, Sheriff.
. re I. W Tusker, Sheriff.
J .
no ltd .-.
H G
a roil n
Notice to Creditors.
Having duly qualified before the
c clerk c county us
tor of the of
Fleming deceased, notice hereby
given to all to the es-
t- immediate payment to
the undersigned; and all persona having
claims against said are notified
that th. J mu t present the same to the
,; i la ed for payment on or before
the 18th Hay f this no-
will be plead In bar of recovery.
II b i f . . 1800.
Fleming,
of Flaming,
ltd
A Few More
The being made up for
either Greenville, Yours if you
MANY DEATHS POISON. SH
M.
has for years beer, re-
as an excelling painful
ease hut it hos only been discovered
within the lat few
this terrible trouble that
directly or causing thous- ,, . ,
of deaths yearly throughout or buttons,
of the Heart, short of the number re-
Neuralgia if th Heart, ,. . ,, . .;,.,
Uric Poisoning are among the quired to get special putt,
most forms of the disease. Any one who can help distribute
If Uric i allowed to in the ,. , , ii u .
system death can these and has not
averted, v any will g. seen about it, hasten the
once to J. S and got a bottle , , ., , n. ,
of the guaranteed remedy reporting to Rt-
for Rheumatism. They will or to Mayor Whedbee.
be cured in large
cost cents. In old chronic cases
where their la acute pains, .-., .
should be used
with
NIAGARA LS
LOW RATES
Chesapeake
On July 27th, August 6th, 10th, 19th, 2nd,
7th. 80th, October 6th, Co. will
ell union ti from Norfolk, Va., an I Po C to Ni-
Fa at the very low of L I limit r return,
days from of sale. Liberal r Leave Norfolk
Jack son Daily except Sunday, p. m. Arrive
i a. m. Write the for any further information.
C. L. HOPKINS, T. P, A., Norfolk. Va.
.-.- . v .
v-
It is time were being
AI- for sale by
M. M. Sauls, a yuan, N. c
Sub e to The Reflector
MEREDITH COLLEGE
BAPTIST TOR
RALEIGH, N C
Among the foremost for Women in the South. Four distinct
Art-, Music, Elocution and Art. Run at
for R. T. VANN,
IS JENKINS ENTERTAINS
fer
Jen-ins most a
entertained at pro-
day at the home of her
or, Evans street, in
honor of her cousin, Miss Hilda
at, of The guests
p arriving about and
were received at the front door
Roland assisted
by tour. Lee They
ushered into the par-
by j. Miss Hilda Knight, assist-
ed by Forbes.
parlor was beautifully decorated
h-m i-. jag
S S E F
Write to-day;
cents
t mis p t t U
MERRIMENT
Professional Cards
--r
People Have Delightful Trip on .
the Tar.
Monday night last, the
GRIFTON ITEMS.
y tog man of Greenville
delightful moonlight sail on old
r river in honor of Miss
l en Long, of Graham, whose
i visit here came to an Wed-
morning.
Promptly at p. m. the
fastenings were loosened and the
launch sailed
from the Dominion wharf-
After a trip of about twelve
I miles down the river a stop was
W. F. EVANS
AT LAW
GREENVILLE, N. C.
Office opposite L. Smith
stables, next door to John
Buggy new building.
L.
N. C
, made and a delightful luncheon
with t Phlox and Hydrangea. N. C. July and watermelon feast was en-
A . t A minutes after
consisted of ,;.,., the dawned
lasting about minutes. U of Mi , upon the party that It was time
the m c p-. Those b n
these conversations a .,.
Gr sen
beautiful box of
prize
j . prize in
Cobb, who most
presented the same
The next en
was a guessing coat
Bern.
who alter s the sail was up .
Willie i, Patrick, the sail,
The place to buy Com-
i i m, first quality
goods only.
. .,
rs. .
Sis, Rakes and high grade
; v . j
Cutters.
. riding
and
. ; ii r i
r;.
. ft WHEDBEE
N.
i e
American
in the
Con pi n ;.
Sallie i G i
Dawson ;. Rosa
Ned . v
Horn Tun land
David Bland, of den;
I Taylor, George Hellen, T
T q
v ho presented the prize, n; Raymond Brooks,
beautiful fan, to Jessie
T he bonny, a pack of R .
was v.-.-, by Mr. Greene,
. ion Q an .
of home r . I
Th
. pleasant feature i f the
however, was sin
of Miss Long.
The night was ideal There
young gentlemen r-
a real lemon. At a late
hour were served
by Misses Martha and Bessie
Harding, which was very much
art on a visit to relatives in
Goldsboro.
Tom returned
from Seven Springs,
Bloom, home from
enjoyed by ail The. part of the state where
guests departed for their he a very
homes declaring Miss
J Misses Sallie and Gardner
Sunday in Dover.
Miss May me Lawson
Sunday in den.
J. Raymond Turnage, of
den, was in town a few days
Helen and Ruth Chap-
man r. turned Saturday evening
Jenkins a most charming host
and Miss Knight a
time during her stay in
our beautiful little city,
Seared With a II -t Iron
cut from
t;. it
i. or
or Id-I by overturned i.
a i by
i i I j a y i r way
g i mi i
i in .
and .
i ill iii be ll. n, .-
S , and I'd r. t
D v
r,
.
. e .
L. F. N C
JULIUS Bl
G tEEr
N. I .
to be two
drifting along among fleecy
clouds overhead, the other play-
hide and seek with the
of the trees la the river
below. The whole party
to be infected with the
moonlight and all were half sadly
silent, as they listened to the fa-j L i
old which were so
HASSELL
i PHYSICIAN
N. C.
Office on Third formerly
i ii I by BagwelL
I;
Th
will
., i ; to
i , .
built
.
. We . ill yo d
will take
tee pr .
in
i -ire r
hen
th above don i I
and ran-
n-
. to o.
a k e r
i a
Ah, . .
r.
sung.
Those who made up the party
Miss Kathleen Long, of
ham, with Frank Wilson.
Miss Mary with
Brown.
Hall
. . . V. I
Ch
i.
in visiting at Mr.
. r, W. H- i n
Iron an Kl visit
Miss Jamie Bryan with Will
Miss Margaret Blow with
Wilson.
Miss Susie Warren with Cecil
. Miss Myrtle Warren with Jessa
in ti
. i . .-w Miss Helen Johnson with Carl
Miss Anna .
THE TAILOR
Can be found on Fourth street
prepared clean, repair
Mens Clothing and Ladies
All work done promptly, suits
made to order when desired.
Fall and winter samples for
nice suits now ready fur
n incited.
,. I Mi.-s
SChOOLS f,.,
.
m ,
Snow
by Mi's
STILL WITH
The
Mutual Life
or .
to n u m
paper that the
next session of the
graded school by order of
the Board of Trustees, open on
Wednesday, At this
. .-. I was given a party a.
season of the year there of
always a number of p- Who j e, j
to know th date of I by the little people.
the opening so that they may
plan the remainder of th. A Friend
season, and I
means of making known
Miss Lillian
Rev. J R, Rountree Moore.
here Sunday and was met a
good crowd.
The mumps have et last died
out
Miss Mary Brooks
Friday after-
date.
As yr. t an-
the names of
for the coming year, but I
hope to be able to do so a
short time. There were but few
resignations, hence there will be
only a small number of changes
in the corps of teachers.
It is with much satisfaction of
those us who are managing
the department of music to be
able to announce that Miss Gas
ton will be with us again.
from the large number of
inquiries made of me. Miss
Gaston's patrons and pupils
were exceedingly anxious for
her return to this fall.
It is our purpose to maintain the
same high standard in the course
in music that we have heretofore
maintained, and to improve it in
every way we can.
H. B. Smith.
Superintendent.
have used Chamberlain's Colic,
Chi and Diarrhea it
was first introduced to the public
1-72. and have never found one instance
where a cure nut effected
by have a commercial
traveler for eighteen years, and never
hUrt out on a trip without this, my
faithful II S. Nichols, of
Oakland, Ind. When a
used a remedy for thirty live he
knows its value and Is competent to
of it. For sale by J. L.
and Coward
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF
NEW YORK.
OLDEST IN AMERICA,
LARGEST
IN
THE WORLD.
;. a
H. BENTLEY HARRISS
Miss Fannie Bagwell with Mr.
Williams.
Miss Mamie Bagwell with GREENVILLE ICE FACTORY
Long Home.
Carr with Thar
REPORT OF THE OF
THE BANK OF FARMVILLE,
AT FARMVILLE, N.
At the close business June I.
i Liabilities
Resources
Loans discounts
Overdrafts secured
unsecured
Furniture and fixtures
Duo from
Cash items
coin
Silver coin, including
minor coin currency 315.75
Nat hank oilier
Notes
Total
j Capital stock
fun
150.81 ;.
1,080.50 Undivided profits less
cur. exp 3.160.19
Time of V 909.20
to
Cashier's 4.3.09
Total
507.30
Product of
Miss Lee, of Danville, with v
for local for
receive i t attention.
home industries.
HUMAN HANDS
DO NOT TOUCH IT.
From the materials reach our
factory ere handled me-
clean. NO
ICE Powder
to It
par and Our factory la as
H your when.
CREAM Is Easy to
Mis,
two quart, of Tl-
at coat of about a plat.
Straw
and
by your packages
for a by mail II b.
Food Co., U Boy. It Y
New North Carolina Industries.
For the week ending July 28th
The Chattanooga Tradesman
credits North Carolina with the
following new industries.
com-
fertilizer com-
cotton
waste company; textile
plant.
Buies milling and gin-
company.
development
company.
Statesville-$25,000
company.
tobacco
company.
cotton
manufacturing company.
cotton gin.
Saba King-
Miss Nellie Pender with
Charles Haskett.
Miss Bettie of chronic relieved
With Alvin Dupree. Mr Edward E. Henry, with the
Miss Lee Brown with United States Express Co., Chicago.
u. writes, Genera Superintendent,
Mr q,.;, handed me a of
Miss Helen Forbes with Sam Chamberlain's Cone, Cholera and
. . R me y sometime ago to
M n the
Miss Forbes with it since end eared
o t ; many on our trains have
j am m, oil solder who
Miss Mary Smith with C. B. Rutherford B. and William
four years in the Ohio Reg-
and have no ailment
Miss Lila May Willis, of New chronic which
Bern, with C. H. Summers, at
Salisbury.
Miss Mattie King with
Bill Patrick. W. M. DAWSON
Blow, Walter J
Barnhill, Charlie Manning, of
STATE OF CAROLINA, County of Pitt,
I, J. It. Davis, Cashier of the . do solemnly
the above is true to in. . my kin I-
edge and belief. DAVIS. Cashier.
Subscribed sworn to before
me, this day of June,
A. Mi
Notary Republic.
It. i. Davis,
K. Davis,
W. J. Turnage,
Dire tors.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Bethel Banking Trust Co.,
AT BETHEL, N. .
At the close of business, June 1909.
Washington O. Warren,
Burney Warren and Joe
son.
and Mrs.
Zeno Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Forbes, Mr. and Mrs.
THE
IS
PRICE OF PEACE.
The terrible itching and
incident to certain akin diseases, is
most instantly allayed by applying
Chamberlain's Salve. cents.
by J. L. Wooten and Coward
a Glorious Victory
There's rejoicing in Fedora, Tenn. A
man's life has been saved, and now Dr.
New the talk of the
town for curing C. V. Pepper of deadly
lung hemorrhages. could not work
nor get about. he writes, the
doctors did me no but, after using
Dr. New Discovery three weeks,
feel like a new man, and can do good
Bee P. M. Johnston for mil
repairs and supplies. Terms
reasonable.
Ladies and Gents Tailor,
Greenville, N. C.
Pressing, Altering, Dyeing,
Scouring, Chemical and Dry Cleaning.
Satisfaction or no charges.
In rear of Herbert Barber
Shop.
Resources
discounts
Overdrafts
unsecured
Furniture and fixtures 1,276.00
Due from and 11,090.78
Gold and silver
minor coin currency 8.884
Total
Liabilities
Capital Stock
; Surplus fund
168.11 i Undivided
11,000.00
1,500.00
expenses and taxes pd 1,572.80
Time certificates of
Deposits sub to cheek
ck o 1.588.04
Certified cheeks
Total
P-M. JOHNSTON.
ENGINEER and
Running repairs to all kind of
Steam fittings, Engines,
Tobacco machinery, all u ape-
Agent for Machinery and
Electrical novelties. Give us a trial.
Not Quite
How often you can a
nail or screw driver or
lacking. Have a good
tool box and be prepared for
emergent lea. Our
Is a you could desire, and
we will see that your tool
box does not lack a single
useful article.
Of Course
You get a
Horse Goods t c
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, County or Pitt,
I, W. II. Cashier of the above-named hunk, do sol-
swear that the above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief. W. H. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to be-
fore me, this 20th day of June,
s. T. Carson,
M. O.
Robt. Staton,
S M. Jones.
Directors.
work For weak, sore or All work guaranteed and
Toughs and Colds, Hem-1 Message left at H. L.
Hay Fever. will receive prompt attention, or phone
Asthma or any Bronchial all action it No.
unrivaled. Price and i
Trial free. Sold and guaranteed
i by all Druggist.
Subscribe to The Reflector.
J R,
Corey
THE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
la ISM. Tho aim of la forth
at tho
tho not to M
a where can In body. mind, heart at a
Tho baa fully out that a, .
Man S It l to-day, faculty of Ila of and Its
worth
THE LEADING TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IN VIRGINIA.
a all lot th the board,
S Kat, laundry. and In
and -locution. Apply for and application blank to
CANNON. JR. at. A., Va.
POOR PRINT

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CLACK. JACK ITEMS.
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went to Wash- R via . it
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Friday. . , ., ,,.
Miss Dixon, of Edwards, Now, Th fore, r, J. .
. f ,. of th of
ma, do hi n
i d . r Is. .
i V, Ala i.-. my office a duly
, I .-. tit it
. v . . . t.
th -i the r . rd
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law, j
pay f. I haw
a f days with
Miss
. and
r. Mrs. G W .
lay.
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day i i .
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daughter, of a .
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The Farmers are busy ;
Mar, , n n Put
in tobacco. So i . .;,,.
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curing.
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in. . of fa n improvement. I c
of v. . . . . . the v, . On the m side of Tar river in
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t. every is a tobacco grower, the then l-
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U-ill of land
i . re-cord
i i .
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d. Into i ; . Nor v a
ill-1
. . month from i it.
, be ; ail in
ill
.
l to i
i . n
. . , .
M, DI ; .
.
r f. Machines
. ken id serving machines
much, alike, when as c matter
cl fact . is r difference
q is but one machine that
than any that one is the Singer.
I This is the Singer idea is dis-
year improvement
in that
Z Is because Singer factories arc not
only equipped tools end machinery
calculated to make sewing ma-
chines than any other, but dais equipment
is unique end not U be found elsewhere.
is because a he century has been
devoted to training and specializing men,
ea-h to do one thing sewing machine
construction. The Singer's superiority-
its not Appear
on tho surface.
One machine sew better than any
that one is the Singer.
-k.
i .
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Company
; . ii. Z.
.
f a mill, j
. . By v I I
empire, th ti
id win tr I win. the
r.
. .
. . tie, what is applicable
and tr.- trucker j and b.-st. By such means is
i- bi of
insect, a . th grower's j W. A. B. Hearne.
product reach i a profitable
r track of Execution
prayer. i
I NORTH ; Court.
wipe j Co.
out ore i r h w i sale but vi
far the entomologist. The spread Samuel
, ., . . . virtue of an execution directed to
th i
medium fly treated
as s I i-
Of the . d farmers who
heard this ts .
fro n
some of t
the barn,
Dr.
h-is hi I i hi
up a
practical en . ii
you've ever st en it
sold at auction years ago
a stage of fertility
that wouldn't grow rye tall
enough to be to its
uniform
of a bale of cotton per acre, he
speaks entertainingly of
and cotton culture.
Be tells of soil-building
plowing coupled with humus-
It n a
i deeper
soil
ii . . of Aug -i ll .
M. tin- t . . i of .-
II id lot
, . an.- f; .
tight, r a interest which W, j
urn, of the
Levi Co urn has in toe owing
real .
the north tide in
e t adj
land Spain and John
be inning at pine on the old
and runs weal pole ; then
west one and i h
t-.-i-n tan H
thirty e -a; in a . ,. t
fourteen I ;
.
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i , i . the Pf .
I . . .
r th m i. will i
. . . i v.
y of July, .
J. II . . .
i-i. U . e, .
ll
r. . .;. . .
r t
a .
Plymouth, Greenville,
and April 1st,
hi.
W.
in
j Groceries
W id Provisions
Cotton
i . ,, kept ion-
b .;.
a. m.
p.
J p, in.
i. in.
p. M
p. III.
Ar.
ill
Washington
Plymouth
Kinston
Ar.
Ar.
p. n.
a. in.
. in.
ii. III.
a. in.
a. in,
a. in.
a. m.
T. C. WHITE. G P. A.
WILMINGTON, N.
. .
vi vi i. vi
Ad K- mi .
n . X . p I
Except .-. r, i ES
. a d to . U
. i N C
,. are I. W
with the road -th, of Jul . .
ti n , ,,.
i other tract
aide of the road and c the
HI
SPECIAL EXCURSIONS
nib
he . of a , I r ,, .,
Nor Carola
NIAGARA FALLS
a stock aid e ii
t Samuel E wards owns on that
Ida tin road, adjoining the lands of
and containing by
estimation about acres
This of July, 1909.
ltd L, W. Tucker, Sheriff.
to Creditors.
Hawing duly the
c Cleric o- county as ad-
tor of the of Leonidas
Fleming deceased, notice is hereby
given to all persons indebted to the es-
t . I ; . mi b
said are
tout I the
. on or before
i f June, no
lice bar of
of J
. ; I
is . d,
MANY SUDDEN DEATHS POISON-
M.
for year.; been re-
as an painful
ens., bat it has only be. n disc
within the last few years . .
this terrible trouble that is
directly or thous-
ands of yearly throughout our
of the Heart.,
Neuralgia f Heart. Pi r
Uric Poisoning are the
moat d-M forms of the
If Uric i- allowed to it in the
I Steamship Co.
AT EXTREMELY
system death can
undersigned; i. i. v
once w. Bryan a and I .
. . .- the gun
for um . Tl .
in. cu Bl s line I ;
east Beats. I chi
where their acute pa .
be u
with AI. for sale by
m la Ayden, v.
A Few More Orders
The being made up
Greenville, Yours if you
buttons, yet a few
short of the number re-
quired to get the special
Any one who can help distribute
these buttons and has not I
about It, can batten
order ; to Re-
Heel
It is i
it
i on July August 10th, 19th, and
16th, 21st, 80th, aim October Co will
g tell ti from VS., I C to Ni-
Pa Is, at the very km late of I limit r ,
r Leave Norfolk
of Daily escort Sunday, p. Arrive
. Write the for any further information.
a. m
C. I. HOPKINS. T. P. A. Norfolk. Va.
.-.
c to Reflector
MEREDITH COLLEGE
. f , FOR
RALEIGH, N C
. ., A foremost Women in South. Four distinct
I reboot Arts , Music, Elocution and A-t. Run at cot.
for catalog, t. R- T, VANN,
JENKINS ENTERTAINS.
fer
Jenkins most
entertained at pro-
conversation
at the home of her
r, on Evans street, in
of her cousin, Miss Hilda
I, of The
-ST
t.
w ,. j ;
i PI. u .
I tills
If,
People Have Delightful Trip
CENTS
.
t t. -.---f
arriving abut
at the do or, a,
ITEMS.
Ur. Percy s.
was beautifully
Phlox and N. C, July watermelon
A party -1 Mrs. joyed, A few minutes after
even eleven, the realization
the Tar.
Monday night last, the
y men of Greenville gave a
de moonlight sail on
r river in honor of Miss Kath-
Long, of Graham, whose
visit here came to an Wed
morning.
, Promptly at p. m. the
fastenings were loosened and th-;
little launch sailed
the wharf-
After a trip of about
i down the river a stop was
made and a delightful luncheon
was en-
F. EVANS
AT LAW
GREENVILLE, N. C.
opposite U Smith i
next door to John
i .-j j
s c
i i of
h lasting about mi
r m
in honor of Miss Mary upon the party that it was time
Carraway, of New
.
turn ; r
i , . n-
I Win -i .-- --.-
box of Willie i Patrick, sail.
. mi n
IV
a on
is-i Ruth Cobb, most
it
and Ross
Ned v r ,
presented the
K light. The m con
stand .,; Av , ;
.-ts won by Miss pi. , George Hellen, Tom
ho also presented the a Raymond Brooks,
fan, to Miss j. . .
he booby, a pack of
as won by Mr. dear G en . M R children
L.
Dentist
ii-
lit
. Whedbee.
. WHEDBEE
. , ; . N. C
;,,. e to
; i m I
go i
I Plows,
I Cutters, Rakes and
riding and walking,
ii e
American
. e no . .
. v
I. S C
the n o .
Con ad;
Mrs. J. R. Harvey and children
are on a visit to relatives in
Goldsboro.
Tom Gardner has returned
from Seven Springs.
Bill is home from the
.,., ., . of state
guests departed for their be a very pleasant
live homes MUs
Jenkins a most i
and Miss
another young gentlemen
lemon. At a late
hour were served
by Martha and Bessie
Harding, which was very much
enjoyed by ail t.
pleasant during her stay in
our beautiful
spent in Dover.
Miss May me Dawson
Seared With a t Iron
Sunday in Ayden.
i-n of home r
bi
i pleasant I the
however, was th sic
s of Miss Long.
The night was Ideal There ,.
to be two
drifting along among the fleecy
clouds overhead, the other p
hide and seek with the
of the trees in the river
I L I
N.
The whole party
DR. HA
i PHYSICIAN
N. C.
Office on t
i., -I by I -r. Bagwell.
peered to be infected with the
moonlight and all were half sadly
silent, listened to the fa-j PAUL m t
old which were so
t .
in
. i .
. i
ii , build
II
will r i i
, Li e .
i in
V.;
. i
.;
n-
. .
. L
ml lb. .
who made up the party
Mis Kathleen Long, of
in i
J. Raymond Turnage, of ham, with Frank Wilson,
den., was in town a few days av. Mary with
Helen and Ruth Chap
man it-turned Saturday
where they
,, . with ii- ii ti.-i r. Mrs. Hal
THE TAILOR
Can be found on Fourth street
prepared o dean, press repair
Mens Clothing and Ladies Skirts
All work done promptly, suits
made to when desired.
Ball and winter samples for
or Id-1 by overt urn i c
with a d by -I. I
i a i n o in a .
tH lift ii ,. .
. pain, earth's U . V.
in i I Q lie e- . . . ., d,
. E ;. ma and I'd . an led visit
Du
Miss
f. . . . ,
. . ,, , i I ;
Will In .
c , . fork v.
Anna
I. i . H
S I
here Sunday U was met by a
j good crowd.
The mumps have at last died
of
Little Miss Mary Al it; Brooks
was given a party Friday after-
noon in honor her
The party was ti j
by the little people.
nice now ready fur
patronage
i u m
i that the ,
next session of the
school will, by order of
the Board of Trustees, open on
Wednesday, Sept. id. At this
season of year there la
always a number of p who
to know the date of
the opining so they may
plan the remainder of
season, Mid I .-i , used
means of known
dale. 1-72, and have never found one instance
T an-1 where a not ape- effected
the names of me teach-
for the coming your, but I
Brown.
Miss Lillian Burch with Tom
Miss Jamie Bryan with
Miss Margaret Blow with
i Wilson.
Miss Susie Warren with Cecil
Miss Myrtle Warren with
Miss Helen Johnson with Car
Mies Lillian Carr with ,; HARRISS
to
Miss Fannie Bagwell with Mr. u
Miss Mamie Bagwell with ICE FACTORY
THE
THE BANK OF FAR;
AT N. C.
At close of business Juno
, Liabilities
STILL WITH
Tho
Mutual Life
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF
NEW YORK.
OLDEST IN
LARGEST
IN
THE WORLD.
. i one I
Loans and discounts
Overdrafts secured
unsecured
Furniture fixture
I Due from
I Gash items
coin
Silver coin, including
minor coin currency
Nat bank other I
Motes
Total
Capital stock
-n vi
Undivided pr lits less
; cur. exp ;
307.30
315.76
s.
i. w
of
Deposits i
ck
Total
19.20
A Friend
; of
Miss Lee, of Danville, with pant absolutely pure. delivery
for local Orders for shipment
x ii- r. i t
Miss Nellie Pander with
Sena King
Miss Nellie Pender
Haskett.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, County of Pitt
I, J. It. Davis, Cashier of the
swear that the above stall is true to th
edge belief.
Subscribed and sworn to before Con
me, this day of June, 1803.
A.
Notary Republic.
do
;.,,.
J. DAVIS. Cashier.
i. i. Davis,
i. M. Davis,
J.
tors.
hope to be able to do so in a
short time. There were but few
resignations, hence there will
only a small number of changes
in the corps of teachers.
It is with much satisfaction of
those us who are managing
the department of music to be
able to announce that Miss Gas
ton will be with us again.
from the large number of
made of me. Miss
Gaston's patrons and pupils
were exceedingly anxious for
her return to this fall.
It is our purpose to maintain the
same high standard in the
in music that we have heretofore
maintained, and to improve it in
every way we can.
H. B. Smith.
Superintendent.
HUMAN HANDS
DO NOT TOUCH IT.
Pram the time the raw materials
factory the ate- handled,
kept o
chance fur
Jen-. Powder
to contaminated. It Ii
pure and Our la at
CREAM Is Easy to
mil ii. I.
if CREAM
Mil.
lee of
Mm. Straw
Sou net tr.- it
S If ha
Son o.
e Tut Co., t toy. H. Y
by u.-. I a
traveler for . years, never
start out a trip with, this, my
faithful II S. Nichols, of
Oakland, Tor. When a man has
n remedy for thirty live year he
knows value is to
i peak of it. For by J. L.
Coward
North Carolina industries.
For the week ending July 28th
The Tradesman
credits North Carolina with the
following new industries.
com-
fertilizer com-
cotton
waste company; textile
plant.
milling gin-
company.
Graham-$26.000 development
company.
company.
Reidsville- tobacco
company.
cotton
manufacturing company.
cotton gin.
Miss Bettie of CHRONIC RELIEVED
with Dupree. Edward B. Henry, with the
MISS Lee Brown with United State Express Co.,
,, , -Our General Superintendent,
Howard. Mr handed me a Lottie
Miss Helen Forbes with Sam Chamberlain's Cholera and War-
,.,, ,. It me y ago to
White. on -Id chronic
Miss Forbes with I have used ft since cured
. many on our trains who have sic.
j am H , sold who served with
Miss Mary Smith with C. B. B. Hayes, and William Me.
,, ,. . four years In the 23rd Ohio Reg-
and have no ailment except
Miss Lila May Willis, of New chronic
,, it a e t o by J. I
Bern, with O. H. bummers, M Wooten, and Coward
Salisbury.
Miss Mattie King with
Bill Patrick. W. M.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Bethel Banking Trust C
AT BETHEL, N. C
At the close of business, June
O.,
Blow. Walter and Gents Xiii,,,.,
Barnhill, Charlie Manning, of, Greenville, N. C.
Washington City; N. O. Warren, ,
Burney Warren and Joe
son. .,
and Mrs.
Zeno Brown, Mr. and Mrs. r red
Forbes. Mr. and Mrs.
Altering, Repairing Dyeing,
Scouring. Chemical and Dry Cleaning.
or no
In rear of Herbert Edmonds Barber
Shop.
THE
CE-rs IS
PRICE OF PEACE.
The terrible itching and smarting,
incident to certain skin diseases, is
most allayed by applying
Chamberlain's Salve. Price cents.
by J. L. Wooten and Coward
a Glorious Victory
There's rejoicing in Fedora, Tenn. A
man's life has been saved, and now Dr.
King's New Discovery is the talk of the
and tho
Resources
Loans
Overdrafts secured
unsecured
Furniture and
Due from am 11,030.78
and silver
minor com currency
Total
Capital Stock
. Surplus fund
168.11 Undivided r
expense ; I
Time 1,078.75
Deposits sub to cheek
ck
Total
See P. M. Johnston for mil
repairs and supplies. Terms
reasonable.
Ring a new j .- .- .-
town for curing C. V. Pepper of
lung could not
. v
lull,.
nor get about, he writes,
P M. JOHNSTON.
ENGINEER and
Running repairs to all kind of
. .
POOR PRINT
.,. .
I nor get cry, Steam fittings, erecting
i doctor,, did me no good, but. after using . machinery, all a ape-
i Dr King's New Discovery three Agent for Machinery and
, feel like a new man, and can do good Electrical novelties. Give us a trial.
I work For weak, sore or j All work and terms
Coughs and Him- left at H. L. Carr s
Hay will receive prompt or phone
Asthma or any Bronchial affection it, No.
unrivaled. Price and SI.
Trial Bottle free. Sold and guaranteed
by Druggist.
Not Quite
How often can gel a Ml
thing
nail or screw driver or
locking. Have a good
tool boa and be prepared for
emergencies Our
ts a you could desire, and
we will your tool
box dues not lock a single
useful article.
Of Course
You get Han-it
Horse Goods i c
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, County of Pitt,
I W. H. Cashier of the above-named bank, do sol-
swear that the above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief. W. H. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn tn lie
fore me, this day of June
s. T. Carton,
Notary Public.
M. .
Staton,
S, M. Jones.
Directors.
J P.
Corey
THE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Subscribe to The Reflector.
la ISM. The aim of ft. la ft forth b
t th.
th. to
. in t- in body. mind, and heart at a
rt,. ha out
T- It l to-day. vie. of St of and
building and worth
THE LEADING TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IN VIRGINIA.
M all for th. table board, room.
laundry, medical attention, and tuition In all
except elocution. Apply for and application blank lo
JAMES CANNON. M. A. Va.
a- .-
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III
V.
of i
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ion .-
v .
years that
rat
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a , ,
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N. C, My
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we will mail
W CAROLINA,
I I H i I i i
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r . ill I J
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The i Gray C . l. Roy, N. V. c M
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BLACK JACK ITEMS
I in , u i
. .
th . .-.-.- I .
.
went to Wash R
preliminary to the
i . , i .
Miss Ed yards, fore, r, J. B. . .
b spending, few days with V,; ;,. ; , .
mo d Ir j-y
June, i file i my office S duly
.-
. . h
. . . ; h
. . Price . .
F M Co. U II
,; R ,. r .
Matt U S
day i a i i
d . C
to .
it, .
. i
alt
.
. s . . vi. d T I
I . the r .-.
pi i . b
law.
i . i v i -e-
I r. . .
i ll . i of June,
A. D. I . .
too. W a Bur-
Inc. A
el
the
our bank.
Sui day I i
. -.- a Burp .; i . . i
. h yen -j .
. i contrast to i
r of the
The Farm u
m tobacco. ; them i n
.-.
i tics . . Si
North . . ;, c-.
. , .;.
By . i
to i
c . n the i
j ; . I . Au .
. o lock,
. . A tree was , .
ii
. . ,.,
. . brought in j
w C products,
. i favor .
ii
i.
in
of t
in.
. d t that
j i ,, In . more
. grail
v. the
. broad lints
. . if fa-m w. j. i c
By vi-1 c
merit r n
In . . i
I .
Pit ; .
; . ti .
n.
;. . . . ;. . I i .
.
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wit; i I I
i . .
II I
I I Ill I III
i. . .
. n to
, , .; r , i
.-
i at. . . .
. I . ;. On the i side of Tar ,.
tr .-.-. .;. ;, .;. v. W. K. Long,
l . f to a ; from that c . ., ; i r
m. . rum . . I
.
i .- 1-a
tr. ,; .
. . tOW improve- th .;. n the various
i i i
. .-
. I . .
ti. . farmer is of a grower, the ;
by s m
v r. Such a far-
. a re
i. . . i
; i.
.
., . . th
. t
ion of c ,
v ; ,. .
; . .
. . .
t. i
and
i ; . j
I . .
. . .
. ; . Nor h
. . .
i . , ;
fl i d j
i . be . i
hi I ti
i n .
.; -.-.----.
la Machines
f ; idea machines
. . much, as a matter
c.
There but sews better
any that one is the Singer.
O This is the Singer idea is dis-
every year shows
in that idea,
c; because B Singer factories arc not
only equipped with tools end machinery
better call to make good sewing ma-
chines than any other, but equipment
is unique end net to be found elsewhere.
C This because c half century has been
devoted training and men,
each to do thing beat in sowing machine
construction. Tie ringer's superiority
its lifetime-lasting no; appear
the surface.
C One b sew better than any
is the Singer.
Reported
Roland
charmingly at pro
conversation
day at the home of her
on street, in;
honor of her Hilda ;
of
began arriving about
at the door t h. f. ton,
by Ms Roland
by M- Lee
ushered into the par-
i Have Trip
j AND u
in vi
I .-.-o
k.
the
Tl
pi
.
. R beetle,
worm; the tracker
i- b with i alt of
insects- th fruit grower's
n i profitable
market r i track of
prayer.
The would wine
ii
for th--- The spread
of ill be
diminish I th incubating
medium of h is treated
as I i;
Of the .- rs who
beard this Is
me by
Dr. Lend co in-
has hi d th
a run do .
ii
you've ever seen it
l ii n -1011 n i
sold at auction years for
a stage of fertility
that wouldn't grow tall
to be to its
of a bale of cotton per acre, he
speaks of soil
and cotton culture.
He tells of deep
plowing coupled with humus
making. ii or
i d
soil with
tor
i i aid
. .
C a .
. . . . IS.
c i, -s,
what is ;
b.-st. such means is j
compensation.
W. A.
Notice of Execution Sale.
NORTH
Pitt County I
R. I.
vi
I.- virtue n directed lo
the u. from the Superior
c P in above en-
ml. d action, I on Monday,
t I. i O ,.
. ,. i- court h door f I
x-ll to the bidder for
to said i , n I the ;
i; . lit e n ii the i
. i. . i. I. in
i . i., i .
.
. i .
. rd with
he . of . . i.
r n pi . need
. i. . i J. J. to the;
. id, v. ii. r he
i ,. . I;. .- i natl n out
;. i other tract
of the road and
. . E
the Mad, the of
Jones and containing
of July,
ltd L. W. Tucker, Sheriff.
VS.
. . I
, i ;. ii.
i- . .
i . Pit
. , I will, on i ; the
. u ,,. . i. l ti at I.
M. tin- court I i A
, i . the hi . i
ca i I . . . .
light, -ii which V. j ii.
grantee of the
urn has iii following
real ,
On the north of Tar i
the
Fred and i y,
be inning pint on old rod,
and west then
i one h I I i h
teen pule; t wet
thirty south et
fourteen i ;
to th ; . the . . a
c u Great to a
Smithy Poi then
ii d an . twenty nix
. i to ; i i o
. i . n poll a ; in
. , ii- hen to it.
i.
, the i
of I. ii to
Ail mi mi .
n . m XX i
I ,. r, l I
.; . i and to
K. .
more or . i o
pi . v. i. Tucker, Sheriff.
28th, of I .
i ltd
. .
. i.
i m
the i
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WILMINGTON, N. O.
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Notice to Creditors.
Having duly before the
p Of county M
tr tor of the of
deceased, notice is hereby
to the c-i-
, I. i j I; immediate payment to
the .;. ring
claims against laid estate are notified
that y
,. , . , I or before
day f 1910, no
lice will be plead In bar of re
f of June,
I i r
of las . . i
MANY SUDDEN DEATHS PROM h I
M.
has for jean; been re-
as an
ease but it has only been discovered
within the last few years that . is
this terrible trouble that Is
directly or causing thous-
ands of deaths yearly throughout o .
Rheumatism of the Heart,
Neuralgia f th Heart,
Act Poisoning
din of the
If Uric I i- allowed to stay in the
system Hidden death can sea eel he
averted, will
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of .
for am i Tl v a ill pi
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Ai sale by
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FALLS
A Few More Orders
The being made up tor
On Yours if you
hut ions, is yet a few
short of the number re.
quired to get the special price.
Any one who can help distribute I
these buttons and has not
MEREDITH COLLEGE
On July 87th, 19th, September
7th, Both, and October 6th, Co will
; ll cm from Norfolk, Va., an i Po C to Ni-
Fa la, the very low rate of r I limit f- r return.
day from of sale. Liberal r Leave Norfolk
Daily Sunday, m. Arrive
i a. in. Write the for any further
C. L. HOPKINS. T. P. A., Norfolk. Va.
.-. . .
by to
Hector Whedbee,
the tons
distribute .
ii- Reflector
baptist tor
RALEIGH, N C
. . . the foremost for Women in the South. Four distinct
Arts Sciences, Music, Elocution and A-t. Run at cot.
R. T. VANN,
III
Write to-day; Piper.
by Hilda Knight, assist
ed by
the Tar.
Monday night last, the
y tug men of Greenville
delightful sail on
I r river in honor of
en Long, of Graham, whose
visit here came to an end Wed-
r morning.
Promptly at 11.00 p. m. the
fastenings were loosened and the
little launch sailed
from the D wharf-
After a trip of about twelve
i miles down the river a stop was
made and a delightful luncheon
W. F. EVANS
AT LAW
GREENVILLE, N. C.
ti. , L. Smith I k
stables, and next door to John i
Co's new
DR R. L
with and Grifton, N. C., July and watermelon feast was en-
at
Dentist
V. C
I The place to Com-
. -r
. Whedbee,
SKI I BR WHEDBEE
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I Consisting Plows. Mowers, Harrow
Cutters, Rake, and high grade
mg and walking,
American Fence ire
in the n i t .
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Th
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us as
he
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hour
by
Harding, which was very from me
enjoyed by ail of the state
guests departed for their be spent a very pleasant
homes declaring and Rosa Gardner
Jenkins a most charming hostess t Dover.
and Miss Knight a Lawson
pleasant time during stay in Sunday in Ayden.
our beautiful little city. J. Turnage of
den, was In town ago.
j inn, . t i Helen and Ruth Chap.
Seared a h it Iron m . . evening
by kettle n
with their Hal
-i o in
pan U, visiting at Mr. .
r a
you build
i i
I v i e care r rind ran-
, tee hen I n- .
i in f
above don t ; i to .;
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moonlight and all were half sadly .,,.
silent, as they listened to the fa-1
old which were so
sung.
Those who made up the party
Miss Kathleen Long, of
ham, with Frank Wilson.
Miss Mary with Ames
Can be found OB Fourth street
prepared to clean, press repair
Mens Clothing and Ladies Skirts
All work done suits
made to when
Fall and winter s for
r, h . for B Ito. r. e-
W. II- ail
E l an extended visit
l-
GRADED SCHOOLS fr.,.
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v.;, i
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Hex- n n- Mi Helen J with Carl
Anna B-i- h
th .
suits now ready for
Lillian Burch with Tom
Miss Jamie Bryan with Will
Miss Margaret Blow with
Wilson.
Miss Susie Warren with Cecil
Miss Myrtle Warren with Jesse
OF THE
THE BANK OF FARMVILLE,
AT FARMVILLE, N. C.
At
i L
gnu, WITH
The
Mutual Life
Resources
Loans and discounts Capital
Overdrafts secured . . fun
1.00
Carr with Tour
It -v. j H. Rountree preached
here Sunday and was met by a
good crowd.
The mumps have last
out of Grifton.
Little Miss Mary AI
son of tum honor of her birthday.
ways a number of who; he party was j
-3 anxious to know the date of by the little people.
vet that the
next session of the
graded school will, by order of
the Board of Trustees, open em
Wednesday, S pt. id. At this
season
alway
the opening so that they may
the remainder of
season, and I have used Colic,
o. f known and
means . m t the In
date.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF
;. YORK.
OLDEST IN
LARGEST
IN
THE WORLD.
, . v. over
H. BENTLEY HARRISS
man MOOTS, I
Miss Fannie Bagwell with Mr. k.
Miss Mamie Bagwell with John; GREENVILLE ICE
Lone Home.
Surplus
and unsecured Undivided less
Furniture and fixtures ., , .
iron. our. I u pd
items W Time . ,; I 909.20
Gold coin It. .
Silver coin, including .-.,. . . , .
minor coin currency
Nat bank and other u. S.
Notes
Tot
Hi
Total
Home. U ions per day. Product of
Miss Lee, of Danville, with absolutely delivery
Kin n, p , en
Miss Nellie Fender with industries.
Charles Haskett.
A Faithful Friend
As
the names
for the coming year, but I
hope to be able to do so in a
short time. There were but few
resignations, hence there will be
only a small number of changes
in the corps of teachers.
It is with much satisfaction of
those us who are managing
the department of music to be
able to announce that Miss Gas
ton will be with us again.
from the large number of
inquiries made of me. Miss
Gaston's patrons and pupils
were exceedingly anxious for
her return to this fall.
It is our purpose to maintain the
same high standard in the course
in music that we have heretofore
maintained, and to improve it in
way we can.
H. B. Smith.
Superintendent.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, County of
I R Davis, Cashier of the
swear at the is true
edge and belief.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me, this 28th day of June, H-.
A.
Notary Republic.
It, i. Davis,
V. Davis,
J. Turnage,
Directors.
.
was first introduced to public in
1-72. and have never found one instance
where a cure effected
by its been a commercial
traveler for eighteen years, and never
start out on a trip walnut tins, my
faithful H. S. Nichols, Of
Oakland, Ind. When a man has
used n remedy for thirty five year he
knows its value and is to
speak of it. For by L.
and Coward ii
North Carolina Industries.
For the week ending July 28th
The Chattanooga Tradesman
credits North Carolina with the
following new industries.
com-
fertilizer com-
cotton
waste company; textile
plant. . .
milling and gin-
company.
Graham-$25,000 development
company.
company.
tobacco
company.
Miss Bettie Russ, of chronic RELIEVED
with Edward E. Henry, with the
Miss Lee Brown with Bob ,
Howard. m, handed me a bottle of
Miss Helen Forbes with Sam
White. M on the -Id chronic
Forbes with
Best. lam an oil solder who served with
Miss Mary Smith with C. B. Rutherford B. Hayes.
Barnhill. no ailment except
Miss Lila May Willis, of New
Bern, with C. H. Summers, of id Coward
Salisbury.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Bethel Banking Trust Co.,
AT BETHEL, N.
At the close of business, June
Miss Mattie King with
Bill Patrick. W. M.
Blow. Walter j and Gents Tailor,
Barnhill, Charlie Manning, of, Greenville, N. C.
Washington City; N. O. Warren, Altering
Burney Warren and Joe
and Mrs.
Zeno Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
Forbes, Mr. and Mrs.
Resources
Loans and discounts 32,188.17 Capital Stock
Overdrafts
and 168.11
1,500.00
Furniture and fixtures 1,276.00
Due and 11,050.78
Gold and silver
minor coin currency
Total Ts
HUMAN HANDS
DO NOT TOUCH IT. cotton
manufacturing- company.
CE-rS IS THE
PRICE OF PEACE.
The terrible itching and smarting,
incident to certain skin diseases, is u.
most allayed by applying , . lacking
Salve. Price cents. f tool box be
sale by J. L. Wooten and Coward emergencies. Our line of tools
you could d and
we will
Scouring, Chemical and Dry Cleaning
Satisfaction or no charges.
In roar of Herbert Barber
Shop.
Not Quite
Bow often you can get a as
thing E
nail or screw driver or
1,572.80
Time certificates of 1,078.78
Deposits 57,888.89
Certified cheeks
Total
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, County of Pitt,
I W Cashier of the above-named hunk, do sol-
Subscribed and sworn to be-
fore me, this 96th day of June,
S. T. Carson,
Notary Public.
M. O. Blount,
S. M. Jones.
Directors.
I cotton gin.
ICE
to it ll
Our U M
CREAM la Easy to Make.
O MS
Mil, without
two of .
t about a
sf
mail It h.
Tr food Co., t Roy, N. Y
Twas a Glorious Victory
There's rejoicing in Fedora, Tenn. A
man's life has been saved, and now Dr.
Kine's New Discovery is the talk of the
town for curing C. V. Pepper of deadly
lung hemorrhages. could not work
nor get he writes, and the
doctors did me no good, but after using
Dr. King's New Discovery
See P. M. Johnston for mil
repairs and supplies. Terms
reasonable.
P. M. JOHNSTON.
ENGINEER and
Running repairs to all kind of
Steam fittings, erecting Engines,
Tobacco machinery, all a
Agent for Machinery
u see that your tool
i box does not lack a single
i e. useful article.
Of
You get s
Horse Goods t c
feel man, can do god Electrical novelties. Give us a trial,
work For weak, sore work
Corey
stands unrivaled. Price and I
sold and guaranteed The Reflector.
s I
tune
for sore An -.-,
roughs and Colds, Hem- Message left at H. L. Carr
Hay R will receive prompt attention, or
Asthma or any Bronchial it No.
stands unrivaled. Price and SI.
THE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
and worth
THE LEADING TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IN VIRGINIA.
REV. JAMES JR. M. A. V
y v
M at
POOR PRINT
f ; -f
, .
Is-

the Eastern j p-take. Georgia
is who is going to do the cranky thing. One
it any way. introduced a bill to make it
a penitentiary for a
A f Mi
D. J. WHICHARD.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA.
Subscription-One Year
Six Months .
Copy .
Advertising rites may be upon
application in The
Reflector Building, corner Evans and
street.
Somebody has suggested that
our people get Hying machines
to in Greenville the next
u big rain the streets.
That's the
Entered h t at Greenville
N. C, mail matter.
FRIDAY AUGUST 1909.
do not have to boast to
boost. The simple facts are
enough to tell about Green-
ville, and when these are made
known people take notice.
man to ride astride on horse
back. It is time he was learning
that the women are going to do
as they
Airships will be the
craze,
next
I lo
and Cell . .
. I
ed and
. . . session of
is sight. We'd like
see it.
There are but live mouths
more of this year, and they will
likely be busy ones,
these days the
g; busy putting pickles
and preserves.
The tariff conferees have
and the country will soon
see how the vote pans out.
We imagine that the speakers
on both sides mil light shy of
tariff argument in the next cam-
With the county roads as bad
as they are at present, what can
be expected of them when win-
comes
President Taft is said to have
shown his best Smile when the
Wrights made that good
with their airship.
President Taft is on the side
of the women and is insisting
the lowest tariff possible
gloves and hosiery.
Everybody should feel inter-
in making the opening of
the East Carolina Teachers
Training School, I ct 5th, a large
one.
The Durham Sun has
been through the trying
of moving the shop,
something any newspaper plant
may want to avoid if possible.
The Reflector went through the
experience several times until it
got a home of its own and knows
Wine of the troubles The Sun
had.
The cotton crop rep i -d
by the National Ginni
e general av r-
age at 71.7. Carolina
little above the
average, but put down at
The condition of the crop in Till
county is below the State aver-
age.
credit and very little money Cuban who got a crowd around
coming in. Now that the
co market is about to open we
hope our friends will bring us
him on the street and gave them
a spiel of his hardships and loss
of property in Cuba, following
ITEMS.
N. C, 4.1909.
I think we had about the
l I III huh
some money as soon as they can I this with a passing around of the rain of the season last
get a little ahead. Do not for contributions. A visitor
for a dun to be sent you, but standing near said he saw the
come along as soon as you get same man and heard him tell
to cashing tobacco checks. the same tale in another part of
enough for vehicles to pass each
the country about four
Tuesday.
Miss Mat tie Little, of Wilson,
came down Friday evening to
visit her father. T. Little,
and other relatives some
ago. So this is his method of
Spain is up against
trouble again. In addition to
Morocco having declared war
against her. she is threatened
w i .
The extra of c
seems to be , i a play into . lie
the trusts, lo I
they v. ill be the only ones
fitted by the tins t
No doubt congressmen are
thinking they are being worked
r-time, and will be glad
when laying-by time comes
But they are not over-earning
their
Sometime the home people in-
vest capital in enterprises in
towns. If they would look
at home they would Green-
ville a good place to invest their
money.
Already people are coming to
the tanners should be able to . . ,
prospecting with a
see that good roads would a . ,
new of locating here in order to
great blessing to them Bad ;. . ,,, . .
give their daughters the
roads places a heavier tax on r,. . . ,, ,.
of the East Carolina Teach-
other, were much in evidence, j going around and beating a
To travel over such roads in a out of the public,
rail-bodied cart, to say nothing
Good Roads a Heritage.
The people all over this entire
of country are becoming
more enthusiastic each day on
matter of good roads, are
rapidly becoming convinced of
good paramount
of an automobile, should be
enough to make every such
want to see the roads
proved. Eastern counties are
far behind in the matter of good
roads, and it is time they were
catching up. Much good would Stance and are
con;, over., way by having their earnestness in the matter
Medically sane all the time,
but mentally insane for a few
minutes when he wanted to kill
a man. This is version
of his condition, If he worked
the insanity dodge to
punishment for his crime, he
ought to be considered insane
to hold in confinement.
proved roads,
Now then some paper
talks about sheep raising in
North Carolina. The intention
is all right, for the subject is a
good one, and sheep raising
by voting large sums of money
for good roads construction.
But while this general crusade
against bad roads is being car-
on there are some people to
be found here and then- who re-
the good work by their op-
position to bond issues for t
would be profitable under purpose on the ground that they
conditions. But you can- to debt on
They spell name
enough different ways to keep
the public guessing, lint he
flew the channel all right.
If a stranger comes tins way
prospecting, look after him and
show him the advantages of
casting his lot with Greenville.
Some clay they may get
through with the trial of that
bank case. Likewise
there may be an end to Thaw
some time.
Up in the Piedmont section
the crops have suffered for want
of rain, while down here in the
east they are suffering from too
much rain.
About the only good to be
looked for out of the tariff bill
that will pass congress this
week, is that the agitation will
stop for a while.
Perhaps Congressman
thought it would bring him to
notice more than any-
thing else. He got the notice
all right, and so did Dr. Eliot.
. i
They may talk about the auto-
mobile road from the North to
the South going this way or that
them than on any one else.
The bad roads of county
cost the annually many
times more than enough to pay
interest on a bond issue
to build good roads over the
entire county.
It might have been expected
that some fool proposition would
come of living machine
interest. They have begun
a between
and the Wrights.
is a disease that
attacks the members of
bodies. The chief
tom is a disposition to tax every
thing in sight, and even that
which is nut in Bight.
No one in North Carolina ha.
any room to the cam-
for governor now in
in Virginia, when ii is re-
membered what state bad
along the same line last year.
If President Eliot is reading
all the newspaper criticisms
about his new tangled religion,
he must have lost what little re-
he had by this time, that
is if he had any.
Hats oil to the Hying machine
men. In their endurance test
trip the i Wright brothers made
good with their machine, and
that the things can is now es-
as a certainty.
Training School. Greenville
wants this kind of
who will locate here
and become a part of the town.
Some of the captains of for-
vessels are so alarmed when
they pass Hatteras that they
claim to see immense sea
pents. The kind of stuff kept
in the looker Of the vessels is
make the captain
see snakes if he pulls the cork
too often.
We did not know blind men
could see well enough to shout,
had any need for pistols.
Hut a blind went into a
Patterson, N. J, saloon, and
upon the bartender refusing to
him drew two revolvers
and began firing in the crowd.
When the cleared away
two men were lying dead on the
door,
not do much at this industry
a State where dogs have to many
privileges as in North Carolina.
There are thousands of mangy
dogs in this State whose owners
think more of them than of their
children. And every legislator
is afraid of the man who owns
dogs. Let dog killing precede
sheep raising if the latter is to
be made profitable.
Two organizations that ought
to get active, especially along at
this time of the year, are the
Chamber Commerce and the
Association. Things
night to be doing to enlarge
trade during the
fall, and these organizations
could render good assistance in
that direction. There is power
in working together, but with
every man pulling by him-
self little is accomplished.
Jordan says the cotton
crop this year will be a million
and a half bales short of what it
was last year. If his prediction
comes true, and conditions point
that way, the present crop should
bring a good price.
Another problem before the
Board of Aldermen is putting
Fifth street from to the
training school in good condition.
It will be a big job, but one So far this has been I tough
should be done by the the summer on The Reflector-near-
school open, if possible. everything being done on a
The Raleigh News and
sent out inquiries all over
the State to ascertain the
of crops, and from replies
received from counties gives
the following Cotton
M per cent, of an average
crop; corn per cent; tobacco
per cent; wheat per cent;
oats per cent; peanuts
per cent. Only a few counties
reported crops better than usual.
A meeting will be held at
Swan Quarter, in Hyde county,
on Wednesday, August to
take final action in regard to
the proposition to drain Malta-
lake and adjoining
This drainage
is a big one, and if carried
to successful culmination will
mean much not only to Hyde
county but also to the whole
of Eastern North Carolina.
There is not a county in all this
section but has much valuable
land that could be redeemed
with proper drainage, and if
brought to a condition
will make indeed
the of the world.
The prospectus of East Caro-
Teachers Training School is
out and ready for distribution.
In addition to a full page photo-
graph showing the handsome
buildings that have been erect-
ed, the prospectus contains such
information as those desiring to
enter the institution need. No
tuition charge is made to those
who agree to teach two years
after completing the course, and
board and incidental expenses
for the term of eight months is
only HO. A copy of the pros
can be had by addressing
President R. H. Wright, Green-
ville, N. C. The school
open October 6th and the first
session will close May 20th.
The outlook now is for a large
opening.
They have all kinds of ways
beating around country to
make a living without working
for it. Of course some real ob-
of charity come along beg
but more frequently they
are fakes and impostors. Re-
quite a horde of cripples,
paralytics and professors of
ailments, some of them no
doubt assumed afflictions, have
struck Greenville doing some
form of begging. The latest
beneficiary to come along was a
long haired man claiming to be a
their children. persons
look at only one side of the
They see the indebted-
created, but fail to take
into account the offset thereto
the increased value of the in-
they leave their
children through the creation of
that debt. Their children will
liquidate the debit, but it is
they also who will derive the
greater part of the benefit which
Will result from its creation.
No man who votes to put a bond-
ed debt on his county for the
purpose of building good roads
need fear that his children in
future years will complain of his
action. To the contrary, they
will rise up and call him blessed
for the goodly heritage he has
left them. It is more for the
sake of coming generations than
for themselves that the people,
especially the owners of farms
and the dwellers in the rural
districts, are constructing good
mails, and the children of those
who refuse to follow this course
will have just cause of complaint
and they will deplore the short
minted policy of such ancestors,
which prevented their section
from keeping pace with others
in progress and the development
of farming interests. Every man
who opposes good mails stands
in the way of the advancement
of his children, instead of doing
them an for the
of good roads will far out-
weigh the debt's inconvenience.
Charlotte Observer,
OAKLEY ITEMS.
Oakley, N. C, Aug.
J. J. Holland spent Saturday
night and Sunday at
Dr. of Stokes, was
hen; Saturday.
W. B. Roebuck, of Whichard.
was a caller here last week.
T. W. Whitehurst and wife,
of Greenville, spent Saturday
night and Sunday with the for
father, J. B. Whitehurst.
J. k. Barnhill and family, of
Winterville, visited Mrs. Barn-
hill's mother, Mrs. Taylor, near
here. Saturday and Sunday-
T. F. Nelson and family visited
in the Bethel section Sunday.
Mrs. J. H. Rawls, of
visited friends in our town last
week.
Mrs. Minnie Brown and
of Wilson, spent last week
in town with her sister, Mrs.
S. G. Williams.
George Belcher, of Butter-
worth, Va., who has been visit-
around here for several days,
returned home last week.
Miss Fannie Carson returned
to her home near Bethel Friday
after spending a few days here
with her sister, T. F.
son-
C. C. Wynn and family visited
in the Oak Grove section Sunday.
H. S. Congleton, of Whichard.
was here Saturday.
M Agnes Smith, went to
Snow Hill Saturday
for a week.
Miss Agnes Smith ink-it. d her
neighbor friends Friday evening
to meet at what we call
a tobacco bar i party, enter-
the crowd for a few hours
very nicely. amused
themselves with a but
they were sitting th t on the
green grass, aid some of the
boys with them, and seamed to
enjoy the game very
The older people enjoyed looking
at them- Some of th boys
amused themselves
foot races, and last, but not
least, mother
and sister spread a table
and filled it with that
consisted of watermelons,
lopes, apples and peaches and
we all ate to the fill and very
reluctantly started for I
about eleven o'clock. It h
such a beautiful moonlight
we enjoyed the crowd and
hugely. l
Mr. and Mrs- B. P. Willoughby
and children, from near Farm-
ville, spent the day at C. E.
Sunday and at-
tended Sunday school at Smith's
school house.
Rev. S. P. expects to
commence a protracted meeting
at Smith school house the third
Sunday in this month.
I see in the Cross Roads items
that the itemizer wants
as to where Hugh Smith
and Cleveland Parker went,
when they said they went to the
unknown. The two first letters
of the man's name that they
went to the house of, is F.
Marion Smith, of our Smith-
town.
John Rouse, of
township, living on the farm
known as the Joyner
farm, has a squash in his garden
which he says will weigh
pounds. I don't think it will
weigh more than or pounds,
but it is a huge squash. It is
inches long, ISA inches in
and feet and inches in cir-
Those who know
me can judge if there is any
truth in this statement, but I will
vouch for it all except the
weight. Mr. Rouse says he is
going to weigh it.
We had heavy rain again Sun-
day evening and nearly all day
Monday.
Mrs. C. E. is on
the sick list again with boils and
sore throat.
The water in the river
to fast. If it continue
until there is considerable over-
flow the result will be further
damage to low land crops.
Weak
Heart Action
There are certain nerves
that control the action
of the heart. When
become weak, the heart
action is impaired. Short
breath, pain around heart,
choking sensation,
fluttering, feeble
or rapid pulse, and other
distressing symptoms fol-
low. Dr. Miles Heart Cure
is a medicine especially
adapted to the needs of
these nerves and the mus-
structure of the
heart itself. It is a
strengthening tonic that
brings speedy relief.
Try it
with what t
thought was trouble
trouble. had tried many
th. Dr. almanac cam
concluded to
taken three bottle., and now I am
SH at all. am cured and
did It. I writ. la
attract the at-
of who u
. B BARRON.
Ml Main St. Kr.
Your Dr. Heart
cure, and we him to return
benefit bOW
Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind
OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT
IN CHARGE OF J. C. NOBLES.
Authorized Agent of Tin- Eastern for and vicinity. Advertising rates furnished
If you want the best wire G. J. Cherry, who has been next Monday and times will be
fence buy, American. spending a few days here with more lively then.
E. Turnage Sons Co. ; D. Gibb, returned to his home in S. F. Noble has accepted a
R. A. Fleming went to Dover j Charleston, Thursday. position with E, Turnage Son's
Tuesday. I K. Elite, a good top dresser Co; in their clothing store- j Dixon attended
Spring dress goods laces and for cotton, at J. R. Smith Co. Some one was so anxious to Timothy Sunday.
BLACK JACK ITEMS.
Jack, N. C, Aug.
Miss Dixon
day night and Sunday with Miss
Ruck.
J. S. Dixon and sister, Miss
Lena, were the guests of Miss
Minnie Ruck Saturday night and
Sunday.
Misses Martha Williams
KING'S CROSS ROADS ITEMS.
King's X Road, Aug 2-
WEEDS-T.
i.
to match at J. Smith
W. E- Hooks came in Tuesday
to see his wife, who is here visit
her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
R. H. Garris. He returned to
E. In Friday from on the Misses Gaskins and
Wendell. that they brought a load here Gracie Smith were the guests of
Any kind of sewing machine yesterday to Bell at the opening Muss Ruck Saturday
needles, shuttles, bobbins or belts Monday. Same people j night and Sunday.
at J. R. Smith Co.
fitting, rubber and it
his home in Fremont Thursday, rope and pulleys at J. j Some of our people are
A car load of American Wire Co. proving the looks of their homes
Fencing just received. of Norfolk, came the v, r
know a good thing when they Mr. and Mrs- UP. Williams
and children, of Cox's Mill,
E. Turnage Co. I Friday to spend a few days with
Mrs- Mary of brother, J. H. Tripp. His
son Texas, in Tuesday to
visit relatives and
If you wane a high grade
buggy at low price E. Turnage
Co. can sell
C. E. Spear visited his mother,
near Vanceboro, Sunday re
Miss who has been
spending a few days with him,
came with him. He returned to
Norfolk Monday.
T. Wood turnip and
rutabaga seed at J. R. Smith Co,
Mrs. Joe remedies,
turned Monday. His sister. Miss Perkins Tablets and other pal
Annie, with him.
Don't fail to buy from
E. Turnage Co. where
you can buy them at cost.
Miss Georgia Joyner,
spending some time with
Ida and Annie Edwards, returned
to her home in LaGrange Tues-
day.
If you expect to buy a gasoline
engine E. Turnage Co.
can make price and terms
satisfactory.
Mrs. Daniel Jordan, of Hassell,
medicines at J. R. Smith Co.
Lawns, Laces and Ham burgs
at greatly reduced prices at J.
R. Smith Co.
J. S. Ross, of came
in Friday to spend a few
with relatives and friends,
hose for
gentlemen and children at J.
Smith Co.
patterns and magazines
at J. R. Smith Co.
Lime, cement, windows and
doors always on hand at J. R.
ought to follow suit.
Lois Joyner, of
came Monday evening to
a few days with Mrs. E.
Turnage.
Frank White has accepted a
position with J. J.
guests
.-. Sunday.
Most of the
through h .
and Mrs. W. L.
mere are
Mrs. J. F. Edwards and
spent Sunday night
Mrs. Matthews who is
quite sick.
Miss Fay Corey, from near
Ayden, visiting Miss
Smith this week,
Joe Brown and wife, of M
spent Sunday with H.
S. Tyson.
W. W. Worthington was
guest of J. E Nichols Sunday.
L. Alien, who has i en
I k, went to
i hope his
ii will
A. U i .
Sui day ii ; . i
Sirs. B .
.
. in our i i
and turd
the i . i tin l.
Other may boast of
things great and over the
of their streets elate. But
Greenville, n I of their
i when to
word and things th v
where r b II h n
no other streets can there be
found, varieties so r in
hi
smell is F n
rears head d
i . ,.
the
came in Tuesday evening to Co.
Mrs, J. H. S. Hodges. She re-
turned Wednesday.
and Mow-
and rakes for sale at old
price, E. Turnage Co.
Willie Faulkner has ac-
a position in the post
office. We think she will make
a good and we all wish
her much success in her change
of duty.
wagons are best,
because of H. C.
ton. E. Turnage Co
Miss Lena Dawson went to
Winterville Thursday,
W. L, Tucker went to Green-
ville
Don't forget that your hay
will need baling that you
can purchase a hay press from
E. Turnage Co., at your
own terms.
Misses Jennie and Irene
of came in Wednesday
to visit the home of E. L. Brown.
Ask Mr. E. E. about the
Mrs. T. L. left for
Wilson Friday where she will
make her home. We regret
very much to have to lose Mr.
arid Mrs. from our
town and extend them a hearty
welcome whenever they wish to
come to see us.
School books, Bibles and
at J. R. Smith Co.
royal shoes for ladies
and gentlemen at J. R. Smith
Co-
A visit to the large
plant of J. R. Smith Co.
Dixon will convince you that
they can furnish you with
lumber to build a house, and nice
material with which to complete
it, such as mantel,
and turned work. S I
you a open or top bu x,
wagon, cart or wheel
barrow or repair any of above
for you. Make you wire doers
and screens for your windows.
Shoe your mules and
, , . . and let corn
while you live, and then can fur-
you with a nice coffin or
him you all it,
Thad Hare and J. R. Turnage
went to Grifton
If you want a Mower or Rake,
we can give you any style at
lower prices than we can replace
them. E. Turnage Co,
Miss Blanche Cannon went to
Grifton Wednesday to spend the
night with Miss Fred Tucker.
She returned Thursday, Miss
Fred came with
For good, gentle
cheap. Apply to box
Ayden, N. C
Jesse Cannon went to Green-
ville Wednesday.
Disc Harrows, Feed Cutters
and all improved farm
can had from
E. . ft Co.
Mrs. W. M. Edwards went to
Greenville Thursday to visit Mrs.
J. W. Brown returned today.
For large iron safe.
For particulars apply to box
Ayden, N. C.
Misses Nannie and Lee
Nichols, after spending sometime
in Greenville with Mrs. L. W-
Tucker, returned Thursday.
They report a very nice time.
Mason and Lightning fruit
jars, rubbers and caps at J. R.
Smith ft
J. F went to Kins ton
Thursday.
Try a bucket of use
one third less than lard, at J. R.
-Smith
Cured
father hat for y. ha -n I
bled with mid tried
me . i ; to effect h e with-
out writes John H, of
W. Va, Chamber-
and a Rem-
advertised In the
can and decided to try it. The
is one bottle cured him and he has not
suffered with the disease for eight; n
months Before taking this remedy he
constant sufferer. He is now
and well, and although
years old, ran do as much work s a
young Sold Jno. L. Wooten
and Coward Wooten,
Mr. i Tucker Dead.
morn-
. . .
.- .
-1 tin. crop of tobacco am
tended through .-. weeks.
heart
W. Worthington .
How Fortunate.
new skirt,
which I though I had lost And
I fin-i it in your box
fortunate, madame.
You thought it was stolen, you
know.
. he will it by i i he
tic was age and ,;. . through buying chair ,
leaves a wife, but no children.
Mr. Tucker Greenville a
few . was c
of the township and also a while
on th- police force. He after- .
w engaged in business which J-
hi-had to give because of E. and Miss
tailing health. The will I Leona Tyson visited Mrs.
take place day afternoon at I
U. T, Smith went to Oak City
Saturday returned Monday.
Marcellus Smith and children
spent at the
Count
n . i
hi
I n.
l V, ll
in
. .
. .
. .
. rs
of
. . ilk
the John May place,
miles from town.
bout
Joyner Thursday and Friday.
Whet Best for
Mr. A. Robinson of On-
h-s been troubled for j with
in and Chamber-
Stomach and I Tablets as
best medicine I over If
troubled with indigestion or
give them a trial. They arc n
to prove beneficial. They are to
I take and pica- a-1 in
cents, free at Jno. L. Wooten
and Coward d Wooten.
. i
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF AYDEN
AT AYDEN, N. V.
Al the Close of Business June 1909.
C. A. Smith at Fountain spent
Sunday with his mother,
W. S. E. Smith.
Granulated c Eyes
Cured
twenty years I red fr m a
la I i f led a a; .-,
Martin of Henrietta, Ky.
February, 1903, a gentleman me
to try chamberlain Salve, bought
one and used two-thirds
it and my eyes have not me any
trouble This sane is fur s
By L. Wooten and A-
Wooten,
up slop
The . I j imps,
skips and oft
showing i i n ;
those who n b r it bad
too. for weeds grass hide
many gs from view.
By dews and rains
mad worse, while frogs.
Sic., their rehearse, where
reptiles and
galore, make many for
the lands of yore. And when
the moon denies its light, then
revels its delight,
Wood Industry Shows Rapid Growth., fat town few
Washington, July between, and in the distance
Resources
Liabilities
and discounts
Overdrafts unsecured
Furniture and
Demand loans
Due from
Gold coin
Silver coin, including all
minor coin cur. 1,039.18
bank and other
S. Notes
Total
Capital stock
fund
25,000.00
12,500.00
,, Undivided profits, less
8,402.65 j cur. exp, and taxes pd.
Dividend unpaid
684.87
72.00
Deposits still, to check 41,820.35
Cashier's outstanding 46.90
Total 180,080.12
only seen, So betwixt the
weeds, grass neglect and things,
a useless of woe the poor
man sings. But the man
No question he
for unto him cometh death
K. H.
casket and hearse for yourself
or family. Come to see us,
Yours tn pleas,
J. R. Smith Co- Dixon
Harry Cox, of Greensboro,
came Saturday to spend a short
while with relatives and friends.
G. Thomas, of Stoneville, came
Saturday to be with Glenn
Gentry through the tobacco sea-
son.
J. W. Moore went to Norfolk
Sunday.
Edwin Tripp left Sunday for
Morehead City and returned
Monday.
Our people have done right
much work on some of the roads
leading to Ayden and the farm-
will And it much more pleas-
ant in bringing their tobacco to
Ayden than formerly.
The attention of the road over-
seers of township is
called to the fact that they are
required by law to meet with
the road supervisors on the first
Saturday in August and render
report of condition of their road.
They will meet at the mayor's
office in Ayden.
W. M. Edwards, Jno. W-
Glenn, J. J. Gentry, Richard
Wingate, I. J. Jesse
Hart, R H. Garris, J. B. Pierce.
J. R. Turnage, J- J.
W. H. Harris, J. A. Harrington,
R. L. Knott, and J. T. Keel went
to Greenville Monday.
Our tobacco market will open
STATE OP NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY PITT
I, J. it. Smith, Cashier of above named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement to Hie. best o, my knowledge and belief.
SMITH, Cashier,
Subscribed and sworn to be-;
fore me, this of June,
1909,
STANCIL HODGES.
Notary Public
J. R. SMITH.
R. O. CANNON,
DIXON,
Directors.
OPENING IMPERIAL WAREHOUSE
AYDEN, N. C-
We will open our wan house ready to serve our customers on Mon-
day Aug. and we want bring us that load of tobacco and
let us snow you that we can do what we promise.
Remember the place and New Imperial opens
1908, there were cue
veneer 332,512.000 feet lo-rs,
valued at against
feet, valued at
in 1907, according to
statistics just published by the
Bureau of the Census in j sure taxes
with the United States
Forest service Although i- Spots
conditions , . ; ,,.
were unfavorable daring the ma-
the amount of wood
cut into veneer increased, sub- I
being mad, in Bitter,
quantity of both imported fail to t-l run-
domestic wood consumed.
was due in a measure to the ever write K. M. J-
closer canvass in 1908, when re- LT
turns were received from will prevent Typhoid .
active establishments located
thirty-four states, . . .,. , .
in thirty one states, the IN KAN
the In J. Crap of. Gd
year, ranked first among the Farmer-
woods used for veneer, Reports to . from
feet being consumed, with parts of thee that
valuation of crops are improving very
a percentage of 31.4 of the total. much. The fact of the matter
Yours to serve,
DIXON DIXON
We are prepared to furnish you with
House and Kitchen Furniture
at the very lowest prices. Cash or Installment.
Come to see us and we will convince you
AYDEN FURNITURE CO.
NEXT DOOR TO
We arc now closing out our line of LOW CUT SHOES, and also
our line of SUMMER DRESS GOODS at a reduced price to make
room for our fall line of goods. YOU WILL SAVE MONEY by
coming to sec us before you make your purchase.
Tripp, Hart Co., Ayden, N. C.
consumption. The demand for
red gum was even greater than
in 1901, when its percentage of
the whole consumption was
Among other woods, with the
exception of yellow pine, which
shows an important increase is
noted.
The principal woods imported
for the industry were mahogany
land Spanish cedar. Of the for
feet were used, with
a valuation of
against feet with a
of in 1907.
Call and see P. M. Johnston
when in town for general engine
and boiler repair work and any-
thing you may need. Shop op-
Hotel Bertha. w
NOTICE.
W. H. Smith has purchased
the of A. D. Cox in the
Carolina Milling
Co. and will conduct the bus-
at the same place- All
work promptly looked after. Mr,
Cox will still with the
Company.
is, and as we have said before,
the man who has not down
and waited for the s-in to come
out, but continued to work, is
not grumbling much over his
crop. Tis true, corn has suffer-
ed much everywhere, but as to
the crop generally, the farmer
who has worked,
and has a good crop.
We know two farmer, whose
farms are located just across
road from each other. One of
these farmers is not seen away
from his home once a month; the
other is seen more away from it
than on it. The land and the
soil are identical, but the crops
are just reversed; one has a fine
crop, the other has just a half a
crop. Now, which has a good
one and which has a bad Can
you guess case is the
same everywhere, and we'll
a silk hat on
Ledger.
MISS C. MEREDITH,
Graduate Nurse
I Ayden, North Carolina.
X-w
POOR PRINT
s it

rt II III
BEGINNING
Monday, July 11th, 1309
ALL OXFORDS j
in our store will be greatly
in price, as
Influx's soft sole Oxfords were
to wen
to were
to were
Ankle Straps to
to were
to w re
Oxford Tie to were
to were
were
to were
Ark- Strap L-2 to were
1-2 g, re
51-2 to were
i-2 to were
Oxford Tie 1-2 to were
1-2 to were
81-2 to were
S I to were
Ankle Straps 1-2 to were
to wore
. were
Miss 111-2 to were
. 111-2 to
Oxford Ties 1-2 to
111-2 to were
ll 1-2 were
Ankle Straps to were
. 111-2 to were
1-2 to were
Lades Oxford and Ankle Straps, were
v ere
CO DOW
now
GO now
COW
now
now
no iv
So now
now
now
New She Him.
A voting wan and a young
man lean over the front pate. They
are lovers. It is moonlight. He i.-
loath to leave. U the parting is the
last. He is about to go swear. She
is reluctant to see him depart. Tie- I
swine on the gale.
never forget he say-,
if death should me my
last thought will be of
be true to she sobs.
never see anybody else or love
them long as
They part.
years later he returns.
sweetheart of former years has mar-1
They meet at a party.
has changed greatly. Between the;
A Diplomat.
As soon as the apartment
ready for the janitor
placed a sign in several of
UM second and third story windows.
. .;.,, saw the placards he
any things not exactly
, . ; to the discretion of
lilt-
stick all those no
he he asked.
the apartments are real-
was the reply.
thought it a good plan to let folks
know they were going oil so
dances the recognition takes place, i
me she muses with her.
fan . a tattoo on her
hand, i. you or your a
who wan old
r-.
I don't know
my
he say.
London
is nil right in
aid the agent, somewhat mollified,
you didn't go about it in the
That is not the proper
kind of a notice. Never use the
clam apart-
house. Always It
makes a better impression.
so ids cheap. Any agent who want
his apartments to brine n big price
will tell yon
, North Ai
--vi
. grazing
a an ex-1
p the We are just in receipt of
r and i Plowed very one couches. Call and see
r early in the spring it them. Taft Vandyke.
now l . non of
mat m . Pi s humus in the
now , and makes it rich m
not c
i. j.
fir price.-- on re- t
were
were
were
Men's
Ties, were
wire
were
now
now
now J
row
row
i ow ft
now GO
oil now
n I
now I CO
i s i
now CO n
now
now
row
row
A now
now W
now
now
We are offering some
values in chairs. Call look
us Taft Vandyke.
one
Coward
o.
en's
PUTTING
We carry
OR SPICES FOR
UP YOUR FRUITS.
the best to be had.
FOR Drugs, Patent Medicines,
Toilet Articles, Stationery, Etc.
A F I
THE NEW DRUG STORE
Just Received
A CAR L
of Wire, and inches
Also a Car Load of Machinery-
just arrived, consisting of
mowers, rakes, gasoline en-
disc harrows, smooth-
harrows, weeders and all
kinds of farming implements
OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE
in every line
THE i
MERCANTILE COMPANY
am a
OF
Shoes, Hats, Dress Ginghams,
a-
Laces
and Embroideries, Shirts, Hosiery
With Each Cash purchase of One Dollars entitles you to a chance at the handsome
Dinner Set we give away every Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
The lucky ones have been as Miss Ethel Bowling, Miss Lucy Nobles, Greenville, N.
C; Wm. Buck, Grimesland, N. C; Jesse Cannon, Ayden, N. C; Cliff Edwards, Greenville, N. C; Lucy
colored, Greenville, N. C.
THE BIG
STORE
C. T.
THE BIG
STORE
HUM
IN
J VI B Baa
I am now offering some very desirable Residence lots for sale.
If you are expecting to build you a home or want to make a paying investment
it will be to your interest to see me.
I also have some splendid Manufacturing sites on railroad sidings for sale.
Terms to suit
L- C ARTHUR,
EM VI LI
tr
c.
WINNER
T E offered three handsome prizes to the of
our stores, and it is our to announce tint
these have WOO the following
who drew the numbers
PRIZE-A Buffet worth to J. F.
Davenport, Ticket No.
SECOND Mahogany Princess Dressy, worn
to T. Ticket No.
THIRD PRIZE-A Toilet Set worth Mrs.
W. T. Burton. Ticket No.
These prizes now at our stores and will be delivered
to the winners on presentation of their tickets.
This is to say that I witnessed the drawing;, and held
during the contest the winning numbers for the three s
Furniture Co, and the prizes
were drawn by the parties as mentioned in the above state-
C S.
These prizes are absolutely free to the winners, as every
purchaser got lull value for every dollar's worth goods
bought us. .
W carry a Furniture and House Furnishing
Goods, and rt always pay yon to buy where you can
the right at the right prices.
II
Is
ll
Origin of the
Preparations of Dress.
There is a in Japan cast the
bad Ha la
In the by of
i A
was by l UM
from
death
nil around. An
result until the priests conceived the
idea of performing a symbolic
or on the grass covered
bill outside the temple. As if by mag-
the death vapors and
peace and restored to
Ilia The legend concludes
that this la how Japanese acting orig-
Tile Japanese word for
is to have
come trow its origin,
and, ya. a
In Japan when a lady In-
tends CO BO I lie theater she Is called
tint day previous by a
to build up artificial structure
Which Is the pride of every Japanese
highborn lady, This necessitates her
pending the In her Stale dress.
reclining her head on a wooden block.
called A few hours before
going to the theater she covers her
lips with a layer of gold, its It
lakes several hours for this paint to
Into the cherry color which
lends charm to the white com-
of i he face.
As a rule, Japanese performances
last from a. in. to i l- although
certain historical dramas which follow
the life of the hero through all his
vicissitudes to his death go for
days.
In Japan, the social
of the actors Is that of the lowest
class of society, hut In reality they en-
Joy great consideration and are Idol-
by the general
ton Post
redeemable its face value, pro-
sided a dear three-fifths of its phys-
surface be the re- H
window of ft
treasury department.
Doe or Roe may have to submit I
to a little perhaps,
to he I r how the I
g off that other two.
fifths. It t if In a
is
it would
IDLE
or
i an cut i
.; to of the I
i. liner
; doing
W.
W. P.
The man are for
you need
Bill Posting and Sign Tacking
and tor Adv.
Framed to Order
Tl you want your
fast and pull strong buy your
Is
Razor Blades Sharpened
at cents a
Agent for Carbon
Taper and Typewriter Ribbons
none better made.
All do
W- P EDWARDS
ii t
Cobb
S Co.
NORFOLK, VA.
Cotton Broken
in Cotton, Grain
and
PRIVATE WIRE
to New York. Chicago
and New Orleans.
and Cora
of W. B. He will sell
you Better Feed and More for Las
Money than any man in town,
W, B.
Place is headquarters for Corn, Hay,
Oats, Cotton Seed Meal, Hulls,
Brand, Chicken Hominy, Cracked
Corn, corn Meal and all kinds of
Feed, Salt, Lime and Cement.
CG.
NORFOLK, VA.
Cotton and I
Bagging, Tie.,, Bag.
Corn
S. J. NOBLES
MODERN BARBER SHOP.
Nicely furnished, every
thing clean and
working the very-
beat barbers. Second to
none in the
Cosmetics a specialty.
Opposite J. R. J. G.
HUGO AS ARTIST.
I Tho Great French Writer's
Hi- Own Drawings.
wan read tin- f
the
then man.
I u mil rule
w ban-
lines
him to by
-r Victor r
not t l- they
a ex-
t-
did to was
an; way associated with Win.
For Instance, lie considered bis draw-
which were ft-r the most part
of
tn make them the Subject a
testamentary provision, in his will of
Aug. 1881, he wrote,
drawings and everything which shall
be drawn by to the National Li-
of Pails, which will be one day
the Library of the United States of
drawings are said to have
been produced more often than not In
the following If a blot of Ink
chanced to fall on bis paper while ho
held Ills pen aloft in of n word
or rhyme, lie enlarged the Spot ab-
sent and made additions to
it Instinctively under the Influence of
n species of direction
be bud produced a sinister moon-
light scene or a
Uniting with bristling ruins
shuddering Waters of n river of
Ho elaborated with great
care, however, during his Irksome exile
at Guernsey certain crude Impressions
he had transferred to his sketchbook
during Ids journeys the valley or
lbs Rhine. a great
lover of children, he drew figures of
the mast extravagant sort for
of the young people of his
L. In Book-
i man.
I r
I ill.
By
nor may
if ho shall i m the pro-
i f piece
national
merit, . till orally o ; toward
and Doe, will o
may be k- than three-fifths,
but clearly more than two-fifths of
tho original note, paying just half
the value of tho bill, how-
ever, as penalty for accident.
In tho case of Brown
Smith, known and respected
in hi- homo city, he may recover the
full value of note is under
two-fifth measure provided he
will appear before officer of the
law qualified to administer oath
and make affidavit as to time, man
in which the
was accomplished. This
davit will be attested by the official
goal of the off it. who o must he
prepared to attest in like manner
the i -n-r of ; e
; in e in dancer .
A n note or
arc Io the ; pr
one ha well said that an IDLE DOLLAR
to waste. Think an addition
be to the working capital Pitt ii all II
were brought cut and deposited in the banks.
Why net help and by depositing
your money in
The Greenville Banking Trust Co,
It has a working capita of CO and can assist you in
time of
It a Board Directors who arc not merely
name but who sec to the safe management the con-
, .
It 1-as provided by to
the interests of its customers in the way Bonded Officers,
Burglary Examinations, and Strict Supervision.
It numbers customer all throughout the
county the Firms is to the smallest
his Christmas money.
We will your account whether or small
and will take giving yew th best service
The GREENVILLE BAN KIN
TRUST COMPANY.
CO
in the for re lent I
currency nitwit has destroy-d
; m i re -e rial under
Be n f to; -i i. in p
on i ii
to yon for the reason the
I willing to es
new cam- for it. And if you
hare I i-
to pave the es and
to the nearest to
tho Sports-
man
-7--
R. HUGH M.
TRAFFIC
Important Changes in So
Between Washington, a
-i
, lull;
Sunday
I. M. M-
Naming of
t or. of the ling of
dates lack lime
of Greek revolution. Some feel-
in arose oar a name for the town,
and a was held at which
tho admirers of General Demetrius i
Ypsilanti, the Greek general who
was important as a loader for
people, won. the Greek
to the city. Some
ago an of the Greek
hoard of j
city of evident or-;
of the n no inti rested him, and
ho wrote to tin- mayor of Ypsilanti,
asking how it happened that
city had the name of the Greek pen-
which ho said was also hie.
family Ho asked if
were any Greeks there and wished,
to know something of city. Tho
reply told him something of how
tho received name, and he
responded offer of a
trail of his kinsman if tho oily eared
for the Later this was re-
g.
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E it
6.87
P. M.
No.
,.
M.
8.45
A. M.
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I TIME
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villa
Farmville
Its
Sui
A. M
6.12
A. ft-
3.57
9.17
8.49
7.87
a.
Through Schedule Raleigh
Washington and N
hi Greenville,
cw N. C.
No. S June Sunday
A. M.
A.
H. C.
NORFOLK.
East Carolina Training A
Th
Si
CENT
Barber Shop
Herbert Edmond, Prop.
Located in main business sec-
of the town- Five
in operation and each ore pro-
over by a skilled barber.
Oar place is inviting,
Our f
i electrical
dry and v. La-
r, . , .
Ending Letter.
Tin- Simplicity of n n Idler
ending would hare astounded Jeremy
Taylor, letters to John Evelyn
often wind up with triumphs
of complexity in respect His best
in, me that I am, in
and of
dear sir, your and most
endeared friend and
or very affectionate friend
and In
of kind the
and the- are
always the two Indispensable words.
Probably no man. woman or child
would combine tin-so two at the end
hi ii day.- Louden
Tour baby cries a treat deal
you do anything for
dug barks a good deal.
you do anything to stop
It. such unreasonable
pie as you haven't any right to live in
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
I have moved Dairy to the John-
son place, one mile from town, and am
better prepared than ever furnish
all Products. Will make delivery
in town. PI n T 2-1.
DUDLEY.
Thousands sick every year with
r of complaint. Thous-
ands are cur, by taking
Balsam. Warranted to give
by J L.
Established and maintained the State for the young men and
women who wish to qualify themselves for the profession leaching.
Buildings am equipment new and modern. Sanitation perfect.
opens October
For prospectus and information, address
ROBT. H. WRIGHT, President, Greenville, N. C.
d w mos
FOR THE BEST
Furniture and House Fund.
ALWAYS GO TO
TAFT a VANDYKE
POOR PRINT

., -w .- .
i r
j . J L L-1 I I
In Charge of C. CARROLL
r . Rates on M
,.
of re profitable fishing, buying now. W. L. Co.
e r- it was carried over from Leave your order at
spent last and they feasted on- They
. . prompt delivery.
and grapes, We are offering special priCes
A new lot of men's and all went up the river about patent medicines,
and pocket cutlery, for the
Advice to the Aged.
An I infirmities, such as
i bowels,
. Barber Co I the grass thick thirty days.
. M Clara and Janie M TO tat W. L.
. .; .
n, of . was in
. m is working very
. d be -i.
. . . . using to
lies off. It is
I . us it.
. . . . . i
. Fox to s-
Dr. J. M. Parrott, of Kinston,
was in toy Saturday.
J. Cox is at home this
. House Co.
there- facing the , e and
n Virginia. go I i W. L. House Co.
.- to large baskets as Ca; Whitehead of
once, at below some one expressed it. th sat . Saturday Sun.
. day here with his family.
. us only two in number,
;. I
. ., smaller the
. . n. was .
rs plans tor the s Ding.
boys came with d week.
ii o .- th ; d Wood returned from
the i- . i . . . i- Norfolk Monday.
and making merry, Quite a number of our citizens
was in boating, attended services at
strolling, bath I Branch Sunday,
bat lay in the i Miss Meta Dew left this morn-
beside the still i for to spend mi
e the Tar and went to sleep. . time with j. H. Sherrod.
. they
East Cari Training c .
a few i They i
I ii v ab ten
i an x
a specific effect on
fan Inn the bowel, them
to perform their natural functions as
in th and
VIGOR
to kidneys, and LIVER.
adapted to Bod
. . . .
. shoes
. . .
. . .
Another .
; . . is right.
. . ;. .- the . v,.
. They
A. A;. . Co.
r. Frank
Cox is v and i
. this week. , hi
it cheap sale now the Tar.
i . nice lot of
Mai of Grifton, was at and below cost
in tow n yesterday. Carolina Supply
Just received A lot Chickens and eggs a .-v
Sherwin Williams paint. Come and the best
Harrington. Barber Co. Barber
Misses Lena Dawson and For improved Met .
. . C yesterday machines, ,
. Bi e i.
., it . bi st
Come and see us, I Collins i i Caskets,
i furnish nice
A. ;. Cox Mfr. Co. Cox Ml
On y afternoon th to say to
met
E. E x. I
you a good
After spending some time
her with parents, Albert
Barker rt to
Monday.
co announce
M . on id almost well
Miss Lucretia Hughes, who has
I i some time .
Butt, returned t i .- r
home ;.; Washington Monday.
THE PEOPLE'S
Oh for the Warehouse,
That's the house for
Where I my tobacco,
To U C. R. T.
i the worker
That I have ever Beet.
A I get good price
When I with in,
Together we will n.
A,.,, in erst p our
v c on fl
On you will n
tacked,
Hut . to follow big v
To th you
find ii. bed t i
Ii., Io ; I
t will com back.
Th People's on of
largest i. the state,
Which at
in wagon . i
freight,
;. . . m all parts of the gr nil
At P pie's it is
ii. re to hem,
Mr, Jas. I. Thompson our
ti .
Re talks dwells long.
It pi.-. to bear him s, i.-in
H . strong, ; n
polite,
C T. H. Walker will see .-
co put right,
T . i bid j out
t,
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF WINTERVILLE,
AT N.
At f June
18.11
Resources
discount
Overdrafts secured
Furniture
Demand loans
Due from
Cash items
coin
Silver coin, including
minor currency
Nat bank note.- and other
S. notes mi
Total 114,214.00
Liabilities
Capital stock 15,000.00
Surplus fund 650.00
Undivided profits, less
expenses and taxes pd 850.86
Bills payable
Time of deposit 202.80
Deposits subject to ck 6,834.07
862.06 Due to and
Cashier's check 1.00
1,173.53
605.62
5.00
06.00
Total
OF NORTH CAROLINA, Pitt County,
We, J. K Green, Cashier and F, A. Asst. Cashier
of the bank, do solemnly swear that the above state-
is true to the of our knowledge and belief.
F. A. EDMONDSON,
Asst, Cashier.
Subscribed sworn to be-
fore mo, this 30th day of June,
K. II.
Notary
J. K. GREEN,
Cashier
F. Harrington,
. II. Hunsucker,
A. U.
Directors
REPORT If CONDITION OP
THE BANK OF GRIFTON
AT GRIFTON, N. C.
the State of North Carolina, at the close of business, June 23rd,
RESOURCES. LIABILITIES.
Stock
and unsecured
For ; i . i C. T. will i
. n
Banking house, Fur-
Fixtures
Due From Banks
At the . and Bankers
i. ever lag, Cash items
. l. is a very i i. smith will put p j
young-lady. She has wop many ,. . , minor coin cur
friends ardent admirers he cm, Bk notes
. We sincerely hope she Will In fact h a very man. Nat ; roves,
come again. Our book-keeper. Mr. B. I. Conn,
A. G. Cox, chairman of th. many
B ard of Education of
won,
Surplus fund
i Undivided profits,
1,199.621 cur. ex. tax's pd
I Bills payable
2,176.10 j Time certificate
Deposit
j Deposit subjects
to cheek
Cashier's Checks
233.00
Total
500.00
34.07
4,000.00
850.00
5,762.04
38.90
. to Greenville first
. . .
rs.
Rev. . H. is all .
I ;. lady.
Mi B M re, near
i tier U. S. notes
Total i Total
keeps . the sales,
, STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. County of Pitt,
Cora ti.- ate J, G. T. Gardner, Cashier of the above-named bank, do sol-
The , the most swear that the above is true to the best of my
, . on .
Then most of the tanner, you i
a meat,
Our Griffin, n .
knowledge and belief.
Subscribed and sworn to be
to
Sch div of Jun
; return s 1909. R.
money p.,.
ltd ton
.
T. for t
. i .,
.
Notary Public.
G. T. GARDNER, Cashier.
L. J. Chapman,
John Z. Brooks,
W. W. Dawson.
Director;
. . .
. Barber O .
.;. of the program
j .
i worth W After sizes and net .
was an interesting ,
discussion of nature, N j
relative tendencies to Come and see our new st;
Rood and bad. Although Harrington, Barbe
rs present wen very good, Buggies are getting
their friends were all good, Come to set Hunsucker
and their children were very Cox Manufacturing C .
satisfactory; yet they believed Winterville,.
hard struggle for
that it is
any of us to do our duty. The
mother's meeting has a largo
membership and is to be
on its aims and attain-
good and comfortable
school desk call or write A. G.
Cox Co., Winter-
ville. N. C. Th y have the
right disk the right price.
Yesterday at
Now is the time to g .
desk. Prices right,
ship Com- t
A. G. Cox Manufacturing
. N.
I am representing th i
and strongest fire in-
companies in Ai a.
I also write mortgages, . .
etc. J. S. Ross, Wu
Cooking and heating
ranges just v I
. . , .
church
v., spent
, .
here v n . I u.
; i home H I
ea it . h,
id in you . that la i i n .
passing . the ct
i ii A. G. Cox Mfg. Co, you The last, but not tho least,
them pushing
i . inquiring we found that La go box with metal roof,
have just closed their sea
son for tobacco trucks, i; J.
ii . i I THE BEST PRICES,
Va this season. said
Military School
1851 1909.
Oxford. North Carolina
English
Ii Military
manly carriage.
. U old, with
th and bin
Modem
fan-,
moral, mental, physical and social
lawn, athletic park, running
the social
of people. Tho town ,
a century an an c v
ready for
HORNER MILITARY SCHOOL
Col. J. C. Oxford, N. C.
live o'clock the members of material U
the Your, Christian Harrington Barber c
met at the Baptist church, Just received a
where they were taker on I Sunday shirts. All kin ,
wagons and buggies to Bryant's; and prices.
a beautiful place about j Harrington, Barber
three n up the Tar river j Don't forget that W. L e
from Greenville. They reached makes the best cold drink to
They also report a tobacco
season. They are now busy
on school desks and other things
f r the
of Bishop Ordination.
Rt. Rev. Robert Strange,
Dr. F. D. Swindell Dies Suddenly, op of the Eastern Diocese of
Kinston, July Carolina, will arrive in
Dr. F. D Swindell, pastor of the Greenville next Saturday for the
Methodist church of this city, purpose of ordaining to the
Dog Fight. died suddenly last night in Beau priesthood Rev. B. F. Huske,
Tl a dog fight on the has been spending the popular rector of St. Paul's
early time recuperating. The ordination
near using trouble. A, He in hell be
from months. During his morning, and all people of the
there at half past nine- The
channel and best fishing place
being on the opposite side the
river, their first fun came in be
inn- carried across in little boats
which could take only six at a
time. With some rocking and
dipping of the boats and a few
shrill cries front the lasses they
were ail safely across. Another
boat fad already taken a large
bundle f poles and some
bait, and all were soon quiet for
t to bite. The quiet, how-
rot last long fr an
gel L led i . ., of
. i .
i dog in with him The at no his community are cordially invited
. and a town dog got Pulpit coming up Saturday to be present. Rev. Isaac W
i when the owner of and returning Monday. He had j Hughes of Fayetteville. and . .
town used his pocket much that ho some others of the clergy will own fertilizers and
country dog, result- U return, also be present. Bishop Strange mt b m much of the
feeling between the; next week with will remain over and preach
ii the
in some . .
own rs of the dogs, it went out with a party Sunday night.
not be a bad idea for the alder- on to
men to the of Report
the streets to bud H
dogs. They are really danger-,
Plaiting Fall Potatoes.
Ex-Representative S. M.
Jones, of Bethel, was here Fri-
day, and we heard him say it
looked almost like spring plant-
time around the
farmers being busy hauling fer-
and planting largely for
a fall crop of Irish potatoes. The
Rt Hector believes the fall crop
of potatoes can be made as profit-
able as the spring crop, and the
Bethel township farmers are
going at the matter
that they ought to also
and likely to cause trouble;
any time.
Farms sale, Money to lean.
in town.
Another large lot
shoes just received.
A. W. Ange Co.
Don't forget that this is the
last month of the special sale
now going on at A. W. Ange oil The Crime of Idleness.
Co. means trouble for any one. . . t. t n
For ill kinds of nice Crocker ft J- L-
, V J constipation, ltd for
Bee A. W Ange Go. a low complexion .
tip. keens . but
Keeps New Life Pills banish liver
goods for sale because build health. Sta at;
are best. druggists.
closing out
nets, bridles, etc below The last few days Greenville
Also a nice lot of ; has almost had a Hour famine,
kind.
The Hair Cot.
It is supposed that death came j The government report issued
about four o'clock. The inter- j Monday based on reports from
will be held in New Bern correspondents gives the
tomorrow. of the cotton crop on July
25th at 71.9 per cent, of normal.
North Carolina is put down at
and on the same date of last
year it was
In a certain Sunday School a
teacher told her pupils the story
of Samson and
do you learn, she said,
the Samson
don't never piped
Joe, have a woman cut a
feller's Weekly.
After two I in . .
at S. id.
SYRUP
CONFORMS TO NATIONAL PURE FOOD AND DRUGS LAW.
An over many and Bronchial Remedies,
yr . J of . cold by s-i s on bowels. No
Prepared by MEDICINE CO. CHICAGO.
FOR SALE B JNO.
THE EASTERN REFLECTOR.
D. J. Editor and Owner
Truth in Preference to
One Dollar Per Year
VOL. No.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. AUGUST 1909
NUMB
ALDERMEN HAVE BUSY SESSION, that the Board of Com-
had promised the
MANY IMPORTANT MATTERS UP use to help construct
FOR CONSIDERATION. road on street
from Evans street to the East
mi Street Teachers Training
REV. B. F. HUSKE
BEAUTIFUL SERVICE IN ST PAUL'S
CHURCH SUNDAY.
STATE NEWS.
EFFICIENT TEACHING FORCE, cross roads items.
j school. The work is to be done
before the opening of the school
October.
The Board of Aldermen were, The was in-
in regular session have drain near Mrs.
night, with the mayor and fixed,
members of the board present,, The building com-
and hid business enough to keep . the new city
-Tax Levy as
Last be Improved
to keep
them together until well past
midnight.
D. D. chief of fire de-
pat appeared with some
estimates and recommendations
looking to the better equipment
of the department, and Alder-
men Flanagan and were
appointed a committee to act
with the chief to select and
chase such appliances as are
needed to equip the hook and
ladder truck.
The board donated a sum not
exceeding to pay railroad
fare for members of Rough
Ready Fire Company to attend
the meeting of the State colored
association to be held
in New Bern.
W. F- Evans, secretary of the
Retail Association of
Greenville, presented a
Happening, Interest in North Caro- THE EAST CAROLINA TEACHERS
that the new city
hall building was ready tor
occupancy, and next Monday
w is sot for moving the mayor's
office, the clerk offices and the
water and light department
offices to the new building on
Fifth street.
The duty of displaying
signals from the flag staff on
the municipal building was
ed upon the chief of police.
The street was
instructed to have a bridge built
I across branch on the street
leading from Dickinson avenue
to Eight street.
The market committee was
authorized to make improve-
to the market house at a
cost not exceeding and
were authorized to borrow
for this purpose if needed. The
entire interior of the market
adopted by the association re- house is to be remodeled and kept
in thorough sanitary condition.
An ordinance was adopted
requiring property owners to
place curbing on Ninth street
westward from Evans street.
There was also an ordinance
requiring property owners or.
Fifth street to put
sidewalk and stone on
the north side of the street from
streets; also
questing the repeal of the license
tax levied by town on deal-
in cigarettes. Alderman
Flanagan moved that the request
be denied and the license remain.
Alderman Bowen offered an
amendment that the tax be
from to The
amendment was lost and the
motion to deny the request
carried
to
Mr. Evans also at order of owners
association presented an or on
and Fourth streets
to Washington streets and on
street Evans to
and solicitors selling or taking Washington
orders for goods in the town., was adopted
l public buildings and
ts to put in sewerage.
The chief of police was
rt questing the board to
pass it, levying a tax of a
day on itinerant retail drummer-j
committee with
to draft an ordinance
the matter if it shall be
found to be
A report from Engineer D. M.
Clark accompanied by map and
suggestions to tho needed
drainage of town, with
approximate estimates of cost,
was read and discussed, both by
members of the board and
present. The matter was
red to the street committee
for conference with citizens in-
with instructions to re-
port to a called meeting of the
board as soon as ready.
The street committee was
to make needed repairs
to the Evans street culvert at
once
Some applications to allow
market business to be done out-
side of the market were
referred to the market commit-
tee.
Ferd Barnhill, colored, re
quested an increase in wages for
the street hands, which was re
to the committee.
The Committee
mended that the following tax
levy for the year be made, which
was For general
poses on each
of real and personal prop-
for maintenance of graded
schools cents; for interest on j
school bonds cents; for interest
on first improvement bonds J
cents, on second improvement
bonds cents, on third bends
cents; making a total of on
each valuation of property
and on each poll. This is
the same total levy as last year
and also takes care of the inter-
est on the third issue of bonds
without an increase.
in-
to all property
owners included in the
privy ordinance previously
adopted, that all such privies
Within the bounds named therein
will be torn down after Oct. 1st.
The-Water Light
was instructed to credit Hill
Johnson for the construe
of a line of pipe to their ice
plant-
Bills as approved by the
finance committee were ordered
paid.
S. J. Nobles was granted
license to run two pool tables in
the Dancy building.
An account of Jarvis Blow
for for services in
with the bond issue of 1907,
was referred to the finance com-
The plumbing ordinance was
amended to forbid the use of
copper lined tanks in con-
of domestic sewerage.
The clerk was instructed to
have published the financial
statement of the last fiscal year.
Marriage Licenses.
Register of Deeds W. M. Moore
has issued the following licenses
since last
WHITE.
John Everett and Rosa Little
Hardy Little and Hattie Reid.
Calvin Chapman and Mary
Venters.
and see P. M. Johnston
when in town for general engine
boiler repair work and any-
thing you may need. Shop op-
The street committee reported Hotel Bertha. W
Impressive Ordination Sermon De-
livered by Rev. R. W. Hope,
f Chapel Hill.
It was a beautiful and
impressive scene that marked
the ordination to the priesthood
of Rev. B. F. Huske in St. Paul's
Episcopal church on Sunday. In
order that the service be not too j
long, morning prayer was said
at by Rev. J. Gordon, j
of Williamston, giving a short
intermission before the
which began at At this
hour a congregation assembled
that was so large as to complete-
overflow the church, many
having to be turned away for
lack of room.
After an opening hymn Rev.
R. W. of Chapel
who preached the ordination
announced his text
and part of His subject
was of the minister
consistent with his
He said that while men in other
callings were more or less chosen
for their business qualifications
rather than personal character,
when it comes to the minister of
Christ he must be a man of char-
and that character be con-
with his calling. He said
the minister must be a man of
sacrifice, a man of faith, a man of
prayer, a man of courage, a man
of vision. Each of these
were emphasized with force
by the speaker and illustrated
with beautiful figures. It was a
sermon that a deep
upon all who heard was
delivered with marked earnest-
and eloquence.
Then with Rev. Robert
Strange, bishop of the diocese of
E stern Carolina, the impressive j
ordination service was said. The
priest was presented by Rev.
Is W. Hughes, of Fayetteville.
The other clergy present and
taking part in the service were
Revs. F. N. Skinner, of t,
and W- J. Gordon, of Williams-
ton. At the conclusion of
Bishop Strange requested the
congregation to join in silent
prayer during a space of two
minutes for Divine blessing j
guidance upon the young priest
to be ordained. This was
was done devoutly and it was a
moment of deep solemnity and
earnest supplication to the
Heavenly throne. The bishop an i
all the visiting clergy then
together that they might
join in laying hands on the head
of the kneeling priest. Bishop
Strange handed a Bible and stole
to the priest with the commission
of authority to enter upon the
full duties and obligation of the
priesthood.
In the large congregation were
no more interested and happy
than Mr. and Mrs.
A. S. Huske, of Fayetteville, par-
of the young priest, who
with three others of their child-
Messrs. M. S. and Caldwell
and Miss Wilhelmina Huske, had
come to attend the ordination.
An uncle, Maj. B. R. Huske, of
Fayetteville, and an Miss
Nellie Fuller, of Durham, were
also present-
Rev, B. F. Huske, the priest
ordained, has lived in Greenville
a little more than a year, and it
is not too broad an assertion to
say that every person in Green-
ville, irrespective of
is numbered among his
friends. His upright life, gen-
and courteous manner,
and earnest devotion to duly
have won the esteem of every
one. He was born in Fayette-
Hon. C. Mt Busbee, a
King's X Roads, Aug
Miss Alma Cannon, from near
Ayden, is visiting Irene
lion. ,. Mi i q . . k
lawyer and a leading Odd Brief Sketch of Faculty-Fine Pros-
Fellow of the State, died j Opening October I Smith and Mrs. G
day morning in Raleigh. He J T-T spent Thursday with
was years of age and had fill- , ,. , M- Jo Brown-
ed many positions of trust. The Board of Trustees of the, M Lanie Tyson and
, . . , . j East Carolina Smith were the guests of Miss
High Point, N. C. Aug. 9.-
Dr. W. J . of this city,
TRAINING SCHOOL.
deems itself fortunate in Smith Thursday night.
so able a corps . ., , f
lies quite ill on account of a bite, and takes in
from a poisonous spider. to the public the
poison wrecked his nervous sys-
tern and he cannot stand the; president Robt H Wright
Mrs Bettie
Ma-,
Misses Faye Corey returned
, , . i Friday morning.
fr. Was reared in Sampson county, Tyson spent Fri-
has passed North Carolina. Graduated with I with Mrs. Joe
think he will get through all; of
right now.
Carolina in 1897. After
The ever-bearing peach tree teaching in the public and
a reality. We have in our office i schools of his native state
a branch of a tree left by South Carolina he did a year
. i.-. . . . i . . . i -k
Several of our young people
are thinking to attend the vocal
class Fountain next week.
Miss Smith. Alma
College. This
grown one. The tree 1906 when he was
forth after the manner of the elected principal of the Eastern
throughout the summer, and. Mr. High School, Baltimore. He
Hildebrand tells us, is very full this position with the
this Enterprise. acceptability for three
Friday night J. Bunting, resigning to
traveling man Wilmington, j the presidency of the East Caro-
C. Collins cashier of a Training School,
bank in were in He has the highest
room together at Mot n- from the most competent
hotel, and c. such acquainted with his work
disturbance the night tor scholarship and teaching
that the proprietor of the hotel The board confidently
sent out U the home of a police-; commends him to the fullest con-
man to awake the officer and get of the people of North
him to go stop the disturbance j Carolina,
in the hotel. When the officer Miss Mamie E. Jenkins, the
went in the room where the teacher of English language i
were they both made an attack and Literature, is a
on him. when he shot them both., Trinity College and a M. A. of j;,
The wounded men University,
taken to a in City- Miss Jenkins has taught
Saturday and Bunting that has taught in rural and
night. Collins is also . . . sol i
wounded. Washington College
N. C. 6.- Virginia,
Smith, who bears the ,
title of of the English e a
teacher o mar In
at the church, her we are sure
T. Smith.
Mr. Mrs. J. F. Parker, of
Falkland, spent last Monday
afternoon with Mr. W C.
Moore.
H. T. Smith took a number of
to accept e ladies driving on a high
tobacco truck Thursday after-
noon. They were as follows.
Misses Faye Corey, Can
nor-, Helen Smith, Lanie Tyson
ant Irene Smith. They report-
ed a high time.
teacher of Science and Pedagogy
in the Maryland State Normal
School, Baltimore. This
qualifies him the
is a of
Forest
While college he
is a hard mi king the
Is
gr m h
th .
Eastern North . lie
has be I of Pitt
county schools ice with
the exception two years. For
are he has been
with the public
interests of our State.
can, insane and made a murder- ff competent
assault on the family,
but happily his efforts failed, teacher.;, history gad-L
He overpowered and
armed before in
damage. However, the crazy
i cf
man wan possessed super- .
human it took a She has had
effort to subdue
Smith Canadian and has be schools in and
resided here about eight years, as teacher
He married Miss Kate Inman Greensboro Female College
and they have two children. For
some time he has been to ability arc of exceptionally high
fits, but no one dreamed that his order.
mind was unbalanced. An in Miss Maria Daniel Graham,
was held and he was sent, the teacher of . ,. . ,
to the insane asylum graduate of Peabody Normal
Elizabeth City, Aug. Nashville, Tenn. and P
News was received here has her degree from j
. is well and favorably known in
he committed any and m his selection
the crazy of j for position we have a man
who is a thorough master of the
public school situation in North
Carolina.
Mr. Claude W. Wilson will look
after the business interest of the
school and teach in the depart-
of Pedagogy. He is a
graduate of Wake Forest College.
Has unusual business ability; is
a thorough student of Pedagogy;
Both are prominent Dare county j and her work has been most
citizens. They became involved and
in a personal encounter, result-
in being seriously
stabbed with a knife in several
portions of his body. His con-
was at first considered
serious, but later reports indicate
that he may recover. It was
not learned as to the cause of the
difficulty.
experience are such as to make
her entirely competent for the
work to which she has been as
signed.
Miss Birdie
teacher of Latin, is a full
ate of the North Carolina State
ville Aug. 15th, 1884, graduated
from the State University in
1903, and took the theological
course in the University of the
South at Tenn. He
was ordained deacon in Fayette-
ville on Jan. 28th. 1908, and in
July following came to Green-
ville as rector of St. Paul's
which place he has since filled
most acceptably.
Bishop Strange preached an
excellent sermon to a large con-
Sunday night.
for the position she is to fill.
Having had experience with this
kind of work in Louisburg
also as Dean
of Columbia College, S. C,
and having had charge of the
J branch school of Shorter College
e j,. Florence, We deem
ourselves fortunate in securing
the North Carolina state
Normal and Industrial College, i
Since her graduation she has, . m as
been teaching in the public m admirably equipped in
schools state with marked buildings, furnish-
success. She is the States,. and teaching
. t. .,, I confidently expect it
Mr Herbert E. Austin the for
teacher of Science, is a graduate, . , ,
of Worcester Polytechnic j established
Did post graduate work
in Clarke University and ,,,.,.,
Hopkins University. He t P. V. s.
had several years as
to meet
which it