Eastern reflector, 27 December 1904


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Mil,
The Man That's Ahead.
i the man
the man
, mi, the man the bur .
-t the man behind bis MM ; la
behind the times and the one
behind his the man behind
the man be-
the fence; and the man be
hind the whistle the
the bars and tic behind
and the man behind the;
car; the man d his
Mi the man behind his and
everything a thins is en-
on the list. Rut. have
kipped another fellow of whom
nothing has been fellow
a little way
ahead; who always for what
he and whoa- bill always
important the u who is
All we now- people
merchants and e
clan fr ex-
to this noble
He keep us all business and
his town is never so
yon all take hat oil to the man
i- Sun.
STATE NEWS
Prices Almost Talk,
DOWN KT
Scott, if
by betas;
caught the belt of a mill.
Joe Lon, of county,
to death a days ago.
Lewis of is
jail for his wife. He
beat
tuckers clothing, she mi dry goods house.
county jail I l.- ,.
One of them do- a the
with a piece of I
Governor Aycock has pardoned -p a--
ho were cod a.
.-- IMP
Plenty to Cat.
Since the farmers are
cotton are bringing to
eat. to market. Turkeys, chickens
beef, pork and such have
coming in freely the last few days.
of the at Jame-
City.
tobacco factory at
bob was Dy fire Tuesday.
Besides the loss of he building, J
which cost there was J
i- tobacco burned.
Clean Up the Trash.
I would t e a wise step the
part of the town officials to have
the streets and lots thorough
I cleaned of paper, trash and all
j inflammable material before the
shooting of Christmas fireworks
i begins. Every precaution should
be taken to prevent a fire.
ABE CONVINCED
A genuine Black Worsted Suit, sizes to Good values
My price,
Handsome fancy worsted all wool suits, sizes to big values
All kinds of pickle, sweet or
sour, mixed and stuffed at
large assortment of rain.,.,. Politic, would cease to n. at
the if the were
trade, at on one side of it.
My price,
What Shall Give
Satisfy Yourself as as
the recipient.
In loving thought of our friends and deserving
helpers, these dependent upon us or simply as a
greeting, the following articles are
as tokens of affection and as appropriate
Black and fancy all wool Suits, sizes to big values
My price,
yards checked homespun, others price
My price,
FOR
An Umbrella, Silk
I tress Skirt, a
Shopping Hag. Linen
Bolts, cotton or
wool a box of Toilet
Soap, a lace Bureau Sot. Plain
or
or embroidered Handkerchief,
Turkish Towels, Waist Sots, a
Cloak, a pair of c. E.
FOR HUSBAND OR. FATHER.
Silk Handkerchief, dress Shirt
Collars and Cuffs, a pair of Sus-
mocha or kid Gloves,
fen's Socks, Wright Under
wear, a gold Fob, a piece of
Stationary, a Suitor
a Stetson Hat. H leather
Suit Case, a pair link Cuff But-;
tons, A Silk Umbrella,
Collars or Cuffs, Webber
Shoes.
GRANDFATHER OR
Soft house slippers, Sleeve
links and collar buttons, a soft
felt hat, a suit of woolen under-
wet, a warm cloak, black
fun veil, house wrapper, pair of
a shawl, comb and brush,
wool socks, a necktie, a plain
handkerchief
TO PLEASE A MAN.
A nice silk umbrella, a pair at
Wilkinson's Special Shoes, a bed
room slipper, a leather pocket
book, cuffs and collars, a pair of
brown gloves, a leather suit
case, a leather grip sack, a silk
tie, a scarf pin. a pair of link but-
Come before everything is
nicked over. Everything ready
for your inspection.
Sample hats, all colors, others price
BEAUTIFUL THINGS FOR
GIRLS.
An fan, a lace
chief, ; gold or sterling silver;
umbrella, a pair of Le
gloves, Whiting's box paper, la-,
dies fancy j
scarfs, bureau scarfs, . .
and covers, pillow tops and i pants, all sizes. price
cords, rugs, clocks, brooches, j J r
hat pins and belt buckles.
ANY BOY WOULD LIKE
a pretty silk handkerchief, four-
in-hand string tie. a pair of link
buttons, gold plated collar but-1
tons, a Norfolk cap,
in fancy boxes, a pair
can a of C and E-
pure rubber over shoes, u
fob watch chain.
My price
My price
pair Leather Shoes . Others price
ANY GIRL WOULD LIKE
a silk belt, fancy box
Rose Cap waist sets, neck rib-
lace collars, embroidered
turn over collars, ribbons for
the neck and head, fan and fan
chain, a pair of golf gloves, a
pair of Fay stockings, a of
and E. shoes, a shopping bag,
a silk waist, a nice brown
dress.
ADD TO THE AND
FRIENDS IN NEED
A cotton or woolen dress, a
pair of shoes, a shirt waist,
skirt, a pair of overalls,
socks or stockings, a pair of
bed comforts, a pair of
pants, a shirt or a hat.
FOR THE COOK AND SERVANTS,
aprons, collars and cuffs, stock-
shoes, skirts, waists, hand
i kerchiefs, belts, corsets, gloves,
and skirts,.
My price
Next door to
Bank
A E. TUCKER,
Greenville, N. G.
For Neat and Attractive
Send your orders to this office.
THE EASTERN REFLECTOR
a Editor and Owner.
and Friday.
DOLLAR PER YEAR ADVANCE
VOL. No.
GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. TUESDAY. DECEMBER
No.
Hailing
Fund
to
M I children-In-
deed, wan mt
especially bored me.
over and the
year pulled out
I took a
Suddenly w as Lack
on r y face, a pair of arms were
the round
fan- at a boy old via
st within of
I treat a j
n I
what Co
At that i he came
ions tat tickets and told m the
toy had been put In his
was to meet his fat bur at St. Louis.
The little imp It's as
suddenly as in
made a Hath for the I
j ho
would put a child his age in Hie care
of conductor, cud dragged him back.
This I did n dozen times during the
day. When not trying to get on the
platform be was trying to sell an old
knife to to
nine money. At Erst they
put him some of
other hut he was so
persistent and got up such remarkable
at last every
one in the ear wag at him.
There j
that I
heart. there was I
one to pay to
the and t
him ti op child's
t. be
own. Then the boy got sleepy, and
told the sandman com-
to weight his lids, and If
be keep awake till be was
dressed he wouldn't see aid fellow. I
I wished to keep awake till the
Id the night dreamed i was be-
garroted I awoke and found my-
self tightly clasped around the neck.
I put my band up to discover what
was choking me and felt a tiny arm
with a hand on It no bigger than my
watch and five soft little tinkers. A
stream of lamplight came in where
the curtains hung loose. It revealed
the boy sound asleep. How he got
there I didn't know, and I doubt if he
lessor himself.
The next morning lie resumed his
negotiations with to
Saint
The Good
some one Its j
costume worn
Masses to the who been
good and says I
Bottling for Is Baa naughty oats.
this of the year Is
to guess who it Is Bast
holds the place in
of the
money, but lb most Class way
Impudent he did was la ask me sight, but be is undoubtedly
if he had not lent cents the of mind, lie Is re-
mo. who had J of letter daily . la
money for mid such care or through register
of him or hopes
I fell a i-i sty lid some toy. and
tamed my bead. v the l as to bring
me face of this saint ever
Sal n his eye, was looking to vis. on and
at I we can men dressed
Said, I HI a to ; This the of all this b
boy i a genius of bow ever stop Is
lie What do k who Masts is. or
to a for him for
way of reply dropped a silver
dollar in hut tad gave It to
speaker, who
rent the lint through the the pas-
it from baud hind.
When it came hack it contained
I let the child handle it, then took care
of it till bi arrival at his
When we at a
on The outskirts of Kt. Louis a
man the ear and. earning up
to the hoy. took him In arms and
kissed him. But the one who can be-
on short acquaintance Is
not likely to permit familiarities In
others. The child planted his fist right
between the eyes of bis captor.
The man to US that ho was
the hoy's father and his child been
away long enough to forget
fall and
day . went to the
I . i ii. e people
Their
the
to buy
QUEER CHRISTMAS GIFTS I
SKI'S
Net
ISSi .-. i lid
porter com i . I nil-
him
He opened a Hie
man was I Is i ,
It a bunt f all over
Ills for buttons, I found
in a knot.
them mi to
In his me
Slug like a bear be back on tile
pillow was before could
him
turning myself I took a
look at to assure be was
the the
fill bis face. , What u
of Where was
He didn't took
rare of V He didn't
the who led sen for him was
at about
mid regretted Mm come In such
a bad a dread ho would
wake up In middle of the night
with colic. But if his parent worried. I
If I worried, there was one who was I
In the least troubled him. It
ft ten.
bf
;. to be said tin-
fad of -n the
Of small as
s none of the
call of having
a To give
this a ill to the OUt
of a
and a the
new hardly big to he
linked eye.
fir v. s-l-
the
I Is kind rose through
which small of the
he examined to better ad-
by
a chemist baa radium
is shout sire of a linger
ring urn an for the
eye like that In child's
Ky taking the
Into ii room squinting
e one can see Hushes
of shooting ill
all like
of making gifts
of has proved in-
and the run on the chemist's
Stock hasty
with the in
who supply most of radium
that Washington
Post.
Hut lo
loads of gilts are at
the White at Haas,
i i ail of
try. the of them baas
to m i Ma wife. I
The -ire
private of the
placed
at family for f
go c.-My the assets of j
the to these of
me
On e nil the employees
of the lawns His clerical the
Batters and the domestic
through i. established
be president, a fine fut
key, fowl, selected from the
best in a market, are purchased for
this treat, so that everybody about the
has reason for
No sue happiness with
I in. i.- than does
Jerry old colored man who
a member of the presidential
Bases the beginning of
Grant's Brat Jerry was
I these days
he dusts offices of Whits House
keeps tidy an the
The presidents are
usually men of cad years, it
Is to be second rial from them
that the for the
of childhood on day.
Woman's Home
I Hill.
A and
fr., be
common pipe cut into
length tied together at
with shoe strings. A neat
he made by wrapping half
a brick paper such as butchers use
tying It wit ii red tape. A dainty
towel rack may be from a
baseball bat and two I .
the holes and tho
bat. An ordinary cobblestone band
painted with and household
an excellent door
A novel pipe rack for fas-
may be made from a
small inch plunk,
holes In It for the stems of the pipes
to pass A dried
makes an attractive tobacco Jar.
ma III
I t It out
boys. Her comes a of dudes,
Just we iced to our
Christmas tree.
wits
who he was. for I died . , ago
I know girls and
I are longing to say
for that sort of
thing. is no such
person Our
are us and moth-
We know i
So far as lbs are
they are right, hut when
push clear old Sail a flails of the
tray as a myth they are wrong,
for Santa was as
alive as any little girl or boy
this.
Ht. lived about year
A. and he was n bishop of the early
Christian church Asia The
Santa Is merely a different
form of his real name. Just as and
Carlos are varying forms of the
Charles, and and Mario are of
Mary.
liming bis holy and Useful life St.
w. an mile
be i, i .
and making every I
Is, therefore, to re- j
season it is I
the children's and
his lie kept more green
in our leaves
of that decorate our
homes.
One story told of St. Nicholas re-
how be found three lovely Maid
ant who war unhappy because
there was no one to take of them.
and were so poor they feared
might starve to death, good old
saint, bearing of their went
tapped softly on the window of their
home, fl hen it was opened be threw
three purses gold the
window and hid before the girls conk
see It that sent this j
ed gift.
The next he did not no. but the
night following be tapped softly again
and threw more purses into the
window, lie walled a like time me .
I lieu threw u third present, but .
did not quickly enough, for ,
saw who It was the old bishop
Who loved children so tenderly, ,
course, they were grateful for
helping t iii-m of their trouble this
way, Some think I
torn of giving hi . from
this old .
Ill keep the feast of i
SI. Lee. At
The burning of fagot hi
curious Devon and
; Somerset en Christmas eve. Th
I fagot consists of green ash
a fastened
a v. w At s
in lbs evening this is
on he i
mi are
the The
lid; and, trees the
green with- holding
are a and
to The
of for a
t I . .-omits for
j by story that -t
the stable
while local tradition tolls a
wood kindled by Alfred
i. . lonely la
The
Story
I AM a i-t aid
My and
dried a
That my Cry
But II leg a of a Met that I
That a a
to c-t
It eve. where
Thai up a of
I caught a couple,
young.
But of all ;, p
Was pretty Mat Ia,
Who tor tie bride of a
Now,
Was a or
of tar a kiss of the hem Of
dress
Would
But the only y Ska C
Te offer her father would
W a fellow
two rt toe
. hut the real
on C. The feel
Joyous festival i by of a
of
not, however, n-
v. the is
tarried out. At a time when moat of
. friend
from
Countess i
tress of the Is
decoration of ii
tree, ,
presents, of these
in followed by
dinner Is thoroughly I i
its i ii nu i. pro-
s some of tho all
cf
Tin is.
and
ii.; i-i i
add cf-
of tho hilly,
in are easily the
holiday but am
Autumn leave the
cf whoever has tho time to ,
gather In fall, for they nil
t all their pristine glory
with little trouble.
ID ho while retaining their
glorious some of their live-
line natural but
t ii- of be kept
, . i . ; , sand III
any I i
ram ti r
ed the bill Sir f the
coin ease
To turn in the hull
was a bracket Quito
to a a-
ii. Ike
Then ha ran, bin
start,
nit Ira cf a re-.
a eve
In . arms were about
What -tor the wrath of papa
And he cheek with his
in
To the I the afar
But she, a reached
up r-r ma
tie f horror, alas and
Then up in lo
hr
While .-, . n purple with
And that was a rad; they
one
Not to for old
But the her vanity
And cults of the error,
That should b
London .
fin n
-.- ,
e . i
i.
to
it
Bum. Idea.
going to give
whole Jot poker
Mm, that he Can
have all without curing toil
nil to Win
tar.
II It's i. i
i tint n i he f
it reel
i i i any
. . ,. i ,. .- .,., ,.
I ill I i,. pity.
mm i. been
of i i nu
A I .
.
s.
real
Oil Toast
Ki . i
Cele. y
mi. In ,
.,. i., ,.
l Mill . lie.
Hum u
Raisins
tea. Ci
Oyster,
Bread
lee. Cakes.
Coffee.





I State North In A fACT
; about the
S. m n U L. I Gr . to Supply
Wholesale
I are Dealer. Oath , , external conditions, but in the
i. For. -d, B virtue of n dim-u a of cases by
Bed to
THIS A FACT
which nay i
tasty trying a coarse of
Life's
las
V-.
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, .
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II,
Oh.
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w- i He
net
.;.
TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
to said
title and h rest which t be B
defendant has in the
bribed ,
a certain u-a or toad u
in being
tats of North in m
be-
j ,, Suits and we
v. i and Matthew now
containing r a
,. .,.,,, .,,.
said J B Smith Men rt
I to him and described i
, ; D n road
running
to, , Jaw tend
a course to J- -v
corner, with ram v
I Jana line an course k
the main road, containing by
about
day of SM.
L.
Tb.
They bring hope to the
mind.
tty to the body.
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE.
Announcement
Killed and Hurt.
he
-n now
reached owe of
Carolina. In
county, i e the
S.
the 6-c-mI year h
in M.-d
ere w employ
tr the e
killed.
ender-on.
d.
V.
ion,
I ,
inn a.
Atlanta, Ga.
Halt M
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e, Va
Va
Tenn
New York N Y.
New La
Norfolk. Va
Vi
St. Mo
Va
VS.
s. Sum i
Dick
Jesse
ox. John an
O smith. Cannon S
John .
Nob
; he m-j
is the
i The report
r of which
. law
. , the
We beg announce that we are
Wholesale and Retail
l for
White Lead,
Colors, and and
country Ready Paints.
e Button,
lit
Brans, m
W B. n.
John Henry and
The will
an action . e
been d tor k
the court i. . y
all r and . to obtain an order h- a-
. z
i. sh. mat
of
ere
HO
SCARCITY
OF
pie
L land in in
Laid -n-
the
defendants ill f n.
they are d l- t Of
before said -n t
I ville on the SiKh of January. I
A Frightened
iced down the
reel p the r
a bandied other an
cry
to have i
i end e
I quickly
There is no line in the world better than
the Harrison line. It has behind it a century
reputation for honorable wares and honorable
dealings.
If you use the Harrison Paints you need
never worry quality.
We trust that you will favor us with your
orders whenever you want good paint for any
Have just r. a car load and
can give you Special Prices.
Baker Hart.
and or demur I.
GREENVILLE, N. C,
it.
hi n mu of
in-j
I tiff will fie for the re-
i in said
THINGS TO
i-e willing
AT t
I North
. . m r
W. J.
this Five Points Grocer.
I TO
money.
this
de
u c
get
Prices
a your
virtue f .
he from the .-our
at
L ,
; , unit use.-, count.
, . for
a I V it
I taut
promptly ,.
So. rim, ire
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recorded the
In
.
U WAN COTTON SEED
reedy o-
v.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF
GREENVILLE, N. C.
AT THE OF BUSINESS NOVEMBER 10th, 1904-
T.-n. m
, . Brow. Br p
The ma
a street
as an
who lulu
is apt
. i.
do i
in Size Lots.
c i
I'll I
are
r-ll
pay
. hull-
lie us v. In u
to sell
-V.-H v.-
of Pitt county
,. a u
dwelling
a-
lex l
e;.
p. are a
window
I. IS
Ml Te
V-
securities,
at
me Ban
Cash lier
J. -11
liver
68.841
1.808
25,000.09
81,848.00
Undivided e
payable 43,000.00
Deposit to check
check-out-
834.684.12
. at
Or a Si
day
in you
the
in- rued no
North
n L.
FA
K t
i,. J. K. King mer morn
K J i the of
. have this day, u
, c d said
HAVENS OIL CO.,
Washington, N. C.
I of any and due said firm
,., , transferred
book Of receipts tell, you all B. J
it. Become our own a. to
I day
-Kit postpaid receipt of , i m. me
I Hank Bldg.,
the mind.
face bright a n -n .
That's H
T.-a does.
cents, Tea of Tablet.
Drug Store,
Subscribed and sworn to before
Notary
A ANDREWS,
R. W. KING,
W.
the automatic steam washing ma-
chine throughout North
invent ion of the age.
to do a
minutes without
B. A.
FOR SALE
As I will offer foe sale
on of December at
N , Ml the stock of merchandise be-
K. H.
about Will be
BALI
State of Car., be
Pitt County, I Superior Court
P. Jones i .,
Notice of execution ale
J. B. Morris . .
virtue of an execution directed
to the undesigned from the Superior
court of Fill I the above en-
titled action, I will, on Monday,
of January, W. at o'clock.
If., at the court house door of said
county, Mil to the highest bidder for
cash to satisfy said execution, all the
right, interest which the ISM
B Norris has in the
Report of the Condition of
THE BANK OF FARMVILLE
AT FARM VILLE,
At the close of business, Nov. 1904.
Furniture ft fixtures k
Due from ft a,
Gold Coin Undivided
Silver Coin
other I n tea 1,011.00 I
to
Total
State of North
I I J above-named haul,
i is beat of my
j-
F. M.
N. O., Dec. 1904.
an ascent for
and Eastern we take
in receiving sub
script ions and willing receipts for
Id arrears. We have it list The latest thing shoes,
of all who receive their mail at W. C. Jackson and Co's.
office. We Ink orders
for job
AT hen you
AYDEN DEPARTMENT.
J. W. Manager and Authorized Agent.
new Hay, cotton seed at
tau R. Smith Bro.
I Heating stove at J.
Call G t- E U. Go's
i market tor meats,
Don't fail to see Ty-
new crockery both plain and First Class hand made brick, by -smith A Km.
need a nice, light, decorated. Prices are cheaper wholesale and retail large K. Bro. call attention
tough pole, a fur your buggy or than formerly. stock always on hand, your orders poultry Bow
carriage. Call on us make a Come to see when you J. A. Griffin. for sale.
Ayden Milling Mfg. to buy Independent
have
D. W.
N. C.
Ayden Mfg. Co.,
j Tobacco, we handle
; goods, Hart Jenkins.
and grocers have a
of Christmas goods
Ayden, N. Now we have plenty the wish the public to see, They
J. C. Smith, of leaf wagon and up to-date firm handling j
Sunday night here with wheels and will them as cheap the newest and j
brother, J. T. Smith, Jr. as any one. in To try them
enlarged Milling Mfg. Co. sure you to try;
or no made. refer Ayden, N C again All is the;
given. Bros., Ayden, Mrs. and trial a-id you will
N. O. I Lillie May Cash are visiting Mrs. friend Try them.
If yon Mad anything i he way L- Tyson. W. O. and Co new
of Crockery, Grey stone For a nice Christmas present hire-T dress taking the
come to see u-, in Jenkins, j such as watches clocks, chains, tubs
E. G. C x about it. Life and brooches, cheap
Fire, Accident and Health at J. w. stole
MOB P. O Building, Ayden. Ayden, All repair-
line of, done. d if
grade cm be much lie at J. U.
easily the superiority
of material and
Ayden Mfg. Co.
E. E. will all they
possible ea i to please you with
their new line heavy
Just received, tine of
can fit up any style
or price.
J. M. his way to Green-
from Asheville, over
a short while Monday-
Milling A Mfg Co.
oranges, apples
and bananas if E. E. Co's.
Gall on I b for a bar
One horse wagon as as new
for by J. R. Smith Bro.
The ladies say that
Tyson have the line of and Co.
them. They
are beautiful.
Polite clerks, good goods and
suitable prices at the store of J.
R Smith ft Bo.
We continue to build
for we do
set apace we cannot
Milling A Mfg. Co., Ayden, N. C
Examine line of notions just
goods in town.
Dr. Johnson, a former
dent of this section, but now living
the central portion of the of the
State, passed through last Friday.
Notice yon want
your cotton ginned nice and clean,
in order that you might
hatter prices for it, bring it to
Milling ft Mfg. Co., Ayden,
latent,, produce to
H ft Bro.
J. K Smith Bro. are offering
special to the trade in
fall and winter goods.
are cordially Invited to call and j
investigate both and quality.
Pints all sizes
R. Smith Bro.
Wanted. field
public to know that
of DRUGS,
up-to-date line of
all kinds
TOILET articles, best
of RUBBER
goods and the best
CHEMICALS OBTAINABLE
Also carry Garden Seed
Dye stuff. Cigars, Cigar-
Chewing and
Tobacco, a large as-
sort moot of Pipes. Hard
Rubber and
of Brush
ea if all kinds.
com-
M.
PHARMACIST,
Groceries
And Provisions
Cotton Bagging and
Ties always on hand
Fresh Goods kept
in st ck. Country
Produce Bo and Sold
D. W.
Q R
North Carolina.
AYDEN, N. C.
K. C-
Cannon ft Tyson are displaying i peas R Smith Bro.
rel none most up to date line of rial me H, I
to be bud brought market. Tripp, I be largest the
are good values for. .- ., an avenge j vest
the money in show, hats, ,., Ayden Milling oW hen-r any FOR MASONS
rugs mattings, tables Co., gin. They give else. John children's
Boor Oil Tyson. lint the public have, and Old patron. The Masonic Mutual
For can apples, corn. j, i Toys Wagons, Drums,
Not Quite
How often yon ens ct a
thing
nail or screw driver or
lacking. Have, a good
tool box prepared for
emergencies. Our line of tools
is all you could desire, and
we will see that your tool
box does not lack a single
useful article.
Course
get
Horse Goods,
.
apply E. E.
A delightful cantata will be given
at the Seminary Wednesday even-,
21st lost. That Misses Annie
Joyner and Lillian Munn will have
assures a pleasant occasion, i
five and
. ., , medicine on the market
invited
member, if do not R. Smith Bro.
one out buggies, weather underwear at
your loss will be than ours, ice- to suit nil. Fits guaranteed
Ayden Milling Mfg. at W. U. Jackson and
den, N. V. The held their regular
r. . n. . i Horns and to make the
Misses Ethel Fierce, and b
.,. o n ., ; i welkin ring as well us please the
spent yesterday in
. old and the Candies, con-.
Greenville. . , . ,
, , . feet fruits, sugar Hour
The ladies especially an be , . . ,
. . . , all Ban be found
pleased f they will visit and pal-
J. R. Smith Bro.
the cheapest in A-
conducted on corner of Main
ll by J.
H.
Relief Association.
The best plan, the best
and the jest induce-
offered. See
A. P.
OLD DOMINION LIN
manufacture boggle seats for FOR
arc simply the
smoothest on the market
Ayden Milling Mfg Co.
l and
COLUMBIA FLOUR,
Steamer R. L. Myers
Washington daily, except
at a. m for leaves
j Greenville daily, except
at m. for Washington.
Connecting at Washington
i for Baltimore,
J Philadelphia, New York
. . . n all points North. Connects
Ayden, N. U ; with railroads for all
j stints West.
I Shippers should order
freight by Old Dominion
j from New York and
I Norfolk and B R.
Weave meeting yesterday at J. R.
New line men's suits, youth
ho suits, and over-coat's ;
fit everybody at. Tyson.
desiring work
in the enlargement pictures will
do well to see Hart Bro,.
J. R. Smith Bro treat all their
with the greatest respect
and all extended an
to call at their store.
Gar lime, Portland cement,
a J. Bro.
Mason Jars and
Robbers at J. R. Smith
Baby wrappers, Misses and ladies
cloaks at. J. R. Smith A Bro.
Our second order of gents youth
k ml hats caps are
now sale at J. R. Smith ,
The new has arrived. It
If it give yon absolute
your dealer will
pay you for returning it.
R. F. Johnson,
Dist. Ayden,
class, light Harness, Yard wide sheeting yard at
Ayden Mfg. Co., Ayden country J R. Smith ft Bro.
paints Colors in oil, white lead, j j Him-s has the
ere turpentine at J. R. Smith store in to mi. He keeps- i
all of the very latest PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Wrong eyeglass's are Worse ml e sells to suit the Office Block, Bart Railroad.
than none. If r bl customers.; Ayden, N. C.
tin , they call lo- help. J. attention to his
W Taylor o optician, holies drew goods, dry and; . . .
Ayden, N. C. can fit your to go LOUIS
right at prices. see him before making
said that wrong eye He promises
are poison. in the fullest. Give Office Hotel Annie,
N. C.
Dominion Line from
Clyde Line from
I Gay Line and L
, from Baltimore and
i Mid Boston.
Sailing subject to
Notice.
C. H. Myers,
Washington, N.
i. J.
N. C
B. Vi President-
Manager,
Street. N. Y
SANTA
WILL AT
STORE
OF
THE BANK OF AYDEN
N.
At the close of business 9th
RESOURCES.
is a huge affair, weighing about i Loans and Discounts,
pounds and has a capacity of Furniture and Fixtures
1200 light. The owners of the i Demand
plant hero have been very for- Hue- from Banks.
Innate. They have declared one
dividend with only lights and
with already sold from the new
one they expect greater larger
results.
Car salt, fine and coarse at J.
R. Smith ft Bro.
Cash Items,
Gold Coin,
Silver Coin,
National Bank notes and
other S. notes
LIABILITIES. Cotton Factors and handlers
Capital stock paid in, Bagging, Ties Bags.
Undivided profits less
expenses,
There you find
ate
Give the and
Girls n nice book
A good game
A book each
and lots of the
gifts we will have
To your Sweetheart give
and shipments.; nice book, a beautiful
solicited n box of nice a
pretty Vase, a Fountain Pen,
If. PERRY CO.
Norfolk, Va.
Dividends unpaid HILLIARD,;
Deposits subject to check,
Cashier's M. C.
checks MARBLE MONUMENTAL WORK
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Iron Fencing Sold.
etc., etc
To the Girls, we will
Give your Beau a
Good Time. All
of which make a
MERRY CHRISTMAS.
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i ii i ,. mm in m,
THE EASTERN REFLECTOR
and
d in the post at Greenville. N. C, as second class matter,
rates made upon application.
desired at every post in Pitt and adjoining counties.
Truth in
county, N. C,
i CHRIS I MAS
. is
with us, time that
. gladness to all hearts,
I Then are many
. feature about
ii participate in if
. Claus, the read of the
folks, fills their with
things and their little heart
Those older in years ex
their love and friendship in
T various kinds, and those
with the spirit
indeed by sending a ray
shine into Leans the
tin fortunate
home comings from school
reunions of those long
at id is another joyous feature
when all can gather
g the yule log and rehearse
. and scenes of the past. Bat
muse here a moment in
this joy and let our hearts
those homes where then
sadness hovers
i of joy and forget a t to
em as Christ did thou lie
Christmas is
s j lei each of
id or deed reflect the spirit
spreading good
d wherever we
wishes that every
aw
Remember the n child-
We do not know whet there are
any in Greenville or not, bat
haven't done oar duty if don't
find out A pair of stockings
gladden his or her heart.
The executive committee of the
State Lea . has called
a convention in Raleigh on Thurs-
day, Jan 19th. All friends of
throughout he are
asked to attend
A is i i in the sec-
around Mi. . to petition the
legislature to form ;. new county out
of portions of Wayne and
with Mi. Olive as county seat
Immigration
Once wore Sam's
station at Kills Island he
swiped by the inflow of new
from i World At one
last week i he detention
the station were crowded will
than
great steamships, laden with
thousand more, were held
until room could be mad
the latest arrivals on the island
And still the stream rolls in s
threatening torrent, and one
presents problems of the gravest
moment for the future of the
lie.
The rate war between .
Atlantic transport companies
was in progress daring a
portion of the year which i-
its clone had its natural
upon into this a u i
The big steamship lines cut
rates to a merely
figure, and their scoured the
continent to crowd the
hound liners with immigrants ii
these reduced rates. Steam
companies are not deeply
in the future of the United
and money is of far more import ti
t- them than quality of
into this country. Their agents
traveling over the off red
sorts of promises t prospective
At this season of the year it i rates and a won
our duty to add to land across the seas; where
pleasures of others tin well as our j golden apples grow on trees
own. In this v. i the host s t distinguished
Cotton.
Cotton may always be relied upon
to g t itself much talked about. The
is making gossip
We hear all sorts if stories
what the farmer is going to
do. I is going to hold back his
not sell it for less than
a He is going to burn
one million hales and get or
cents f.; remainder He is go
tug to plant less cotton next year
make only nine million
bales, and it is written that he is
going to do a whole lot more things
which is not going to do at all
In the meanwhile the force of cir
trill sooner or later bring
about, s plan to better equalize
the production and consumption
notion, or at least to briny it to an
equalization through a
several
i in o
One of the brick
blown down
a strung d
i hotel adjoining
. -story frame
like
Fifty guests we v in
i, were
re d
i is due tin
r i ant in
I n us to remain
lite I is hardly
i dual
The Raleigh Evening Times,
of the Hood of applications
elect Glenn for
wonders why so many men should
public The Tine
s ya, ii is a delusion and a snare in
the ease- of per cent of men
who succeed in getting into office
is true The universal hanker-
for a is something hard
to explain. There are some chaps
would willingly lose a finger in
order to he qualified as a flagmen on
H railroad, and there are some men
; who could make a mouth who
would move heaven and earth to get
from liberty As a result of the en j a job on the police force at a
of the steamship com pun i month. Office, office Who can ex-
the immigration into the plain hunkering for
States during the past eleven months Chronicle.
tug the regulated, but con j nM not only been great in volume,
will wink the left eve. but in quality Some of the . m
North Carolina Forging to the Front in
Baltimore,
end of bargain
Roosevelt may sincere in want
lated. but con
left eye. but in quality Some of the
id read j has orders from grants who come to America nod r
the railroads such circumstances do well; others
are disappointed and go
k to
their own countries; a third element
probably the
It seems to i that lawyers probably the most numerous
politicians are place at n cot the lot- are disappointed, but re-
ton convention, unless perhaps the main, crowding the great cities
convention has provided
tors.
U said that Japanese fol-
swelling the list of the discontented-
America is playing with fate in
more than a million
grants from the countries of South
eastern Europe to en her shores
hers only get sixty-seven cents per . ,.,. . , ,.
every year. I his country s power
month. This explains they are assimilation has been great, in the
so bloodthirsty past. This remarkable power was
I never tested by the Irish
.,,,. . ; find German immigration of the
Don i Ii ill your , . .
century, however, us u
your own Christmas, pay the other tested during the twentieth
fellow some and let him enjoy j by questionable immigration from;
to i
As colt it are
uncertain, the farmers of this section
Monday's Baltimore Sun s that
Rev Dr. M. V. the pastor
of the New Seventh Baptist church,
of city, announced Sunday
new church building would soon be
commenced. It will be on the corner
of Avenue and St. street
and is to be completed by next
October. The designs is to be
i in Dam Marble.
Mr. is a brother of Mr.
of this city lie has
written a brief history of the
this together with a cut
if is published is eon-
.,
GOOD POTATOES
BRING FANCY
To a Urge crop of A
oil must plenty of
melons. turnips,
in all remove
ties of Potash the soil. Supply
Potash
by the of fertilizers
per cent. Actual
r and more profitable sun-
Our pamphlets arc not advertising
but
tree for
Write now.
KALI WORKS
New York-93 Street, or
Atlanta. South Broad Pt.
STATE NEWS.
tho article in the Sun.
Mrs. of
Craven died yesterday from
bums received before.
wreck-
ed near yesterday
and beside death a
were The year
oil Mis. of
line Win
mid Point and
work is to begin at once. A
first-class toad is the
subscription asked fur i pledged.
The will lie a
to the towns of and
Pa t
n, colored,
town, the
family where section.
the her of living
i ii. One day week his wife
gave birth
fifth time she has her
husband ville
Observer.
In Tuesday A.
so He
v.-i-i i to
the purpose of making
some m I i He was
of patting on a belt when sum- of
hi caught around
the He rapidly
ma head
coining in with floor
bod a awfully mangled ore leg
aim torn from his body.
n r . . to
e ii th
i t i
u ii t t a alder
i t ordinance
mis. It would be u just re
their want of appreciation
the ordinance be
i d hereafter, and both the
bringing into town of fire
be prohibited. If
thing ha I pens tho boys
i lame themselves for it.
speakers like
before the election
I pointed with pride to the high
r If tho
tho of high cotton
is not the administration
the caveS of low cotton now Poor
won't both ways.
A bill is pending in Congress
Southeastern which provides the establishment
limes-Mar a of Information and
New York, where
; there will be a representative from
lib in the old Southern State, who will meet
might torn attention to truck-j That especially true of the immigrants who have no definite
North destination and intelligently present
State Charlotte. Greensboro, Our the by
is phased at Raleigh and Goldsboro re u South to
the outlook South. We growing rapidly, Greenville, in j, of employment This is
P- he Democratic outlook, the county Beat of Pitt on j getting matter down to a
Tar river, in the center of the bet The bill should be en-
iii ii I cotton in a i. ti,
It would be some Mien- . , ,. , . . into a law. could
of germs in gifts public r plant, and electric
lighting plait- What
price of turkeys a needs, and will boon have, are
co plants In
tit ion with Durham and for the
and cotton to spin j of gathering accurate and
the cotton and manufacture the information concerning tho
so grown in and tho
em of furnish
Journal. to of its association in ad-
of the government report. We
hope this organization may be per-
great many people to compromise
chickens this
See if you can send a ray o
Christmas joy into some home where
sadness hovers.
Open your heart to the poor and
help them to enjoy this Christmas.
The Greenville Daily nu; and we are in sympathy with
j is ten years old and as it prow in Put farmers
i years it grows in It ls
Nobody is afraid if gift giving enlarged to u seven column most successful way to down
comes contagious. j paper. There is no paper in bears is to production.
Stole that stands more firmly fol. Charlotte News
Show this to your A prom- right no panel is more zealous .
that the wearing for the interest and progress of ital We don't know which deserves
of diamonds destroys the best ex- town and community I the most sympathy about Christmas
of the face, dims the of congratulations to the paper the child without a mother, or
the eyes, and makes look j and its he mother without a
like Post. Free Press.
Tobacco Sales.
C. W, y, secretary ins
tobacco l f trade, report
shIes of leaf tobacco on the
V i- h of
December a
the average price per
hundred. This was a
from sale.- in
Tin;
this from of the
to
the 21st
-l I
Rest in Peace.
feed.
He noon lunch for
tie
W ten miles h day
exercise
lie tea
quit drinking
gave up
He -i pitting
slept in open air
Now he rests pence th
beautiful r
Pot.
Will Increase
has an in-
crease of the capital stock of
A. G. Cot Coin-
puny, of from
to This company i
to Pitt There j
not n factory
by Ii tier men. The A.
G. Cox is seldom
WINTERVILLE
This department is in of A. D. Johnston, who is authorized to rep-
resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory.
There is bent selection of me your turkeys I pay the
inks, library paste and highest L. Johnson,
st the drug store of Dr. B. T. Cox Ft Oranges, and con-
ever brought to Winterville. fresh. Best A. W.
Protect eyes by buying one Ange Co.
of those eye shades at the Drug Big consignment of Royal floor
Store, price received. Prices
Highest price for cotton seed G. Chapman and Co.
paid by County Oil Mill. also carry a line of rubber
good barrel of over coats boots and water proof
flour or pork see Kittrell and jackets very thing for cold,
rainy weather at Harrington
Town taxes are Due. I am ready Barber Co.
to give a F. B. Tucker A. G. Cox Mfg. C . wants a
tax collector. buggy of about one years
Don't forget to bring or
your cart hubs to A. G. Cox Mfg. The Pitt County Oil Mill is now
Co. Fat kind they buying Cotton Seed. They pay
the highest cash price or will
over that lot for meal. When yours
of cotton you bad over are ready write for prices.
Bargains for the next twenty
days in jewelry and cutlery.
B. T. Cox Bro.
For store
feet long, call on or write
Whitty Son, Winterville, N. C.
geese highest
market price paid for same.
Kittrell Taylor.
A new lot of chairs just arrived.
A. W. Ange Co.
pis good tat
wood cart hubs. A. G. Cox Mfg.
Co.
Santa Clans beg accepted a
in B. T. Cox drug
store until after Xmas. He is not
good looking but he loves the lit
tie folks. Come and see what be
has on
Until next Wednesday
you got through ginning your For confectioneries go highest market for turkeys,
lots. he Pitt Co. Oil Mill, buys to O. and Co.
seed cotton in any quantity the a choice lot.
best market price paid every A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. have just
Finest line of dress goods in received u lot of galvanized bar
Chapman Co. bed wire and poultry fence. Their
Rat biscuit sure to kill the rats poultry fence is of course strong
mice at Harrington Barber
Cheap shoe, dry goods,
A. W. C., are jobbers and rubber goods. H. I-. Johnson,
for spool cotton. Seed them your gloves and
latest style neck ties at Harrington
We now have on hand a nice Berber Co.
line Of dress goods at remarkably Shins for tho birds at A W.
low figures, come, see and be con-
Yours truly B- G. Chapman, A Co, say that
Kittrell and Taylor, they have a full assortment of
For A good gentle buggy general and price
horse, sale mid sound, apply to are light.
At Reduced A. G.
eggs, chickens, ducks, geese, etc
Kittrell Toy
We want to buy your Hides,
Sheep Skins, Goat Beeswax
Tallow, Turkeys, Geese, Chickens
and Eggs and will guarantee high-
est market prices for
and Taylor.
If yow want a first class pair of;
cart wheels can get them at
A. G. Cox Mfg Co. Better call at
once while have them in i
stock.
A nice line of Christmas toys
useful at Harrington Bar-
Co.
Bargains tor the people Prices
Blight H. T.
Stoves, heaters aid ranges. All
Another year is fast drawing to a close With i's sun-
light and shadows withered fragrant flowers.
time. Happy hearts. Cheerful made
brighter the glorious anticipations of expected pleas-
Kind loving b- lender
home ft Christmas time. Let
every heart be merry.
ACCEPT OUR
a personal one from friend to our earnest and
heartfelt thanks for the liberal patronage extended to us
during the past year.
We certainly feel that we have every reason to all
our friends
our friends
A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS
H. Winterville, N. C
G ins and Shells and confection Cox Mfg. a-e out n lowest prices. See our stock I
A W. Ange and Co. M wire fence reduced prices. save money, j
for is They have the finest Winterville Mfg. Co.
on when may made and yon. J.
want a box-body cart to haul your can get a bargain if you apply at Cos. Board per day. Bet
faun products to the barn or once, house in town,
The A. Cox Mfg. Co. are For fresh meat beef. fish penny candles a specialty at the
making end selling then and you barbecue. Go to H. L. f b T. Cox Bro.
bad better send your order Being in position to secure Kittrell Taylor have your
at once. raw material at own price.
need of machinery with which do B-St market in town,
flannels, skin and waist goods, work, mid being able to save and Kittrell A Taylor,
call K. G. Chapman Co work up all our timber, candies and all kinds of j
Q. just, are a few of the reasons why we confections as cheep a the cheap-1
received a cur load can customers est Kit ti ell Taylor.
Winterville Mfg. Co. ,
the third large For loaded
shipment of shoes this fall, nil single Price Go,
styles sizes, prices right, Ange a Co.
The King Clothier.
IS FORCED TO SELL OUT BY JAN. 1st.
Offer Will Refused. Goods Must Go.
one and all and link them over.
We
Barber C .
A n
lot of band
in good condition,
A. X.
O.
A wood. The
A. O. Mfg. en-
title to have five hundred cords of
drug store can lea In
cayenne pepper, sad sage both in
leaf and powdered form.
Our entire livery for sale
for cash or approved security.
G. A. Kittrell Co.
N. O.
of well broke mules, sound
heavy and strong. Apply A.
Mfg. Co.
We are paying for turkeys
We have Long OVERCOATS, good quality,
will b sold at worth
Fifty Extra Quality Overcoats, regular price
Bryan's Son Suspended.
his to
Block I to his instructor, William J.
Bryan, suspended I
from his class Sh, his will be sold at
in Lincoln,
Academy, a preparatory
lion for the state university styles, from to will be sold from
Hundred Fine Suits for men, latest
wood cut. Any wood cutter wish- from now on. Kittrell ft Taylor.
a Job can see them at
Protect feet by wearing
good shoe. It. G. Chapman and
Co. the kind and size you
need.
books, stationery, pens,
pencils and school supplies of all
kinds be found l the drug
store.
Second hand buggies cheap. If
wish to buy a second hand
buggy cheap see the A. c. Cos.
Co.
door frames, porch
and all kinds of
trimmings at rock bottom
prices, Winterville Mfg. Co.
Oranges fancy
Mile
U. to T. N. Manning a Co. for
nuts, raisins and
For paper roofing, nails
A. W. Ange Co's. the place.
Toe instructor warned the boy
he could not attend class 1111- to
less he for some offense j Also a big line of Cloaks and Furs at
The son of the firmer
candidate preferred ranging from to
maintaining that nothing to
for. Neither the
authorities not young Bryan
will disco the
COMBINATION
MANUFACTURED BY
A. C. COX COMPANY
WINTERVILLE, N
In Cheek Building.
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua L. Tucker
request tho honor of presence
at the of their
Bailie
to
Mr. Frederick Harding
Tuesday evening
four
at half after eight o'clock
John's Church
Pitt County, North Carolina.
FOR SALE-
My containing one
acres, lying in Co.,
bordering on the Six eight
Clinton and two
one half miles from There
Is plenty of timber and cleared
d to general crops.
of 1,500 cash or
with good security.
C. E
or
W. J. Burgaw, N. C.
Azure and paper in pound
packages, envelopes to match, at
Reflector Book Store.
J lucky curve, spear
head feed, are features you And in
no other fountain pen except
Parker. Large assortment at lie
fleeter Book Store.
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ii i
FOR
Christmas Shoppers.
With pleasure we invite you to visit
GREENVILLE'S GREAT
DEPARTMENT STORE
before miking your purchases for Christmas as we offer you an
to select from an unusually splendid and varied stock.
H Victor Receives
THE
PRIZE.
To the Victor Belongs the Spoils.
to the quiver.
St. Louis, Mo. Oct. Victor Safe A Look Co., of
Cincinnati, received, to day, Grand at the World's
Fair, for their exhibit of solid Steel bank safes
and general line of fire and and
their magnificent d splay taking first. over all
tor for modern improvements, construction, workmanship
and finish-
The Safe that has never been Burglarized.
J. L SUGG, Agent.
GREENVILLE, N. C.
We Suggest That You See Our
IMPORTED CHINA, CUT GLASS, STERLING SILVER,
etc.
Mexican and Japanese
DRAWN WORK
in a Full Line of BUREAU SCARFS, TABLE COVERS,
CENTER PIECES and DOILIES.
GET YOUR SUPPLIES
For Christmas.
Everything in the way of
nice Groceries, Canned Goods, Pickles
fruits, Candies, Nuts, can be had at
o r store.
We carry a large supply of the Best
Goods
JOHNSTON BROS,
The Cash Grocers.
COMPETITION IS THE LIFE OF
FUR SETS, JACKETS, SKIRTS AND SWEATERS.
TRADE
AND GOOD PRICES
Parham, Foxhall and Bowling,
SILK LACE AND JET AND
SHOPPING BAGS.
KID GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS AND HOSIERY.
BED SLIPPERS
FOR LADIES AD
OPERA BAGS
In evening shades of Brocade Silks.
IMPORTED FANS With Ivory Sticks.
Visit our different Departments and You will be
pleased with our stock
J. B. Cherry Go.
GREENVILLE GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE.
Leaders
Sales and High Prices on the
GREENVILLE MARKET.
WE ARE MAKING FINE
Sales Now.
PARHAM, FOXHALL BOWLING.
Hardware.
For Cook Stoves Ranges,
heaters Pumps, Guns, Am-
munition, One and Two Horse
Steel Plows, Heat Cutters and
In fact anything
in Hardware come to
H. L. CARR
THE REFLECTOR
FOR FINE JOB PRINTING
the genuine
Witch Hazel write J. L.
Tucker, of Ala.
used it in my family for We-,
and Burns for years and CM MB
it to be the best on
the market. y
keep it, is an invaluable house.
hold and should always
he kept on hand or
use Mrs Samuel No th
Y.
sore on my ankle for twelve years
could not
All salves and blood
proved worthless. I could not
walk for over two years, r
I was persuaded to try
Witch Hazel Salve, which
cured me. It
Hz-
cures without a
by Jno. L. Wooten.
SPECIALS
BIG STORE.
MILLINERY CLOTHING
A convincing orator is one who
has sense to shut up before
his that tired
feeling.
No
If yon are troubled with
get a bottle of
Cure and how quietly,
it will cure you. Gen. A
Of Spencer, la, had,
Dyspepsia f.-r twenty year. My
hopeless.
was recommended
and a few bottles of it
it is the only thing that has re-
me. Would not be without
it. Have with local
and Ht Chicago, and
even went to Norway with hopes
of getting relief, but
Dyspepsia Cure is the only r.
that has done me any good, and l
it.
with
or should use Sold
L. Wooten,
of his money
necessities the rich man can
Invert it In and live on
Revolution Imminent
A sun- Sign f
system i nervousness
r stomach upsets.
dismember the trout-
It nil
regulate
Bowels, the
Liver, and clarify blood
down systems benefit particularly
usual K
under Us
thorough
and that is
turned it It don't give perfect
Guaranteed by J. L.
w. mi i may he able t-
but n to saying
that's another story.
We use only the best mate-
rials in our Hence
the Popularity to which it has
grown and recognized by all
well dressed people to be up-to-
date in every way.
We are sole agent
the best make Men's
Youths, Boy Suits Over
Coats and Pants.
C. f. BIG STORE
Dress Goods
The Largest stock of this
season Woolens we have ever
shown. Embracing every new
to be found in any city.
Furniture.
The Recognized Leaders of Fine
Furniture for a little money, Tables Rocking
Chairs, Couches, Lounges,
Single Beds, Brass Beds. you
call for in this line.
J. . we H
Evans Street,
Greenville, N. C.
Fight Be Bitter.
Those who will persist
their ears the re-
King's
Discovery f r will
have a long and fight w
their if mt en-led earlier
by fatal what
T It B all Beal, Si. bus
fall my wife every
of
Dr. King's Sew D after
else bad
and lour
n-ired bar. Gui
L Women, Druggist.
81.00. Trial bottles
m, i i s d t
f,
When a man's hear he
has had an of insanity they
hope for later
A Pleasant Pill,
PHI is as pleasant and
live Liitle
,. Little Early Risers
me M effective child-
ladies and weak
their cleansing effect,
while strong people nay they are
liver Sold by
I. druggist.
I hen- area lot of fanny thing
i world including patent J
WE WORK ALL THE TIME FOR YOUR INTERESTS.
Read here the most Startling Price Quoting you have ever
heard
yards Good Winter Calicoes, only cents per yard.
Spool Cotton. Our price cent.
Feather Stitch Braid, white and colors. Bee Hive price cents per yard.
Men Women's Fast Black Hose, cents per pair.
Men's Sunday Shoes, worth and our price
Men and Boy's Fine Sunday Shirts for cents.
Boy's Heavy Winter Pants
Men's Fine Worsted Pants for cents.
The above are only a few of the many
good Bargains we are offering. to see us.
Look For The Bee Hive.
POOR PRINT





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HOMICIDE AT GRIFTON.
WENT AFTER THE POLE.
billed by an But Did Not It.
Ir. William F c omit, I sine boys have
i urned morning firework they been
i be had to hold j leading the . Be
since taking the officers ever no
i the office. inquest watt
held over the body of
. w-o died from a gun
wound by D. Mr.
a policeman of Grifton. The verdict
of the coroner's jury was in the
effect that policeman was
protecting himself he fired
the fatal
We got these of the phone pole,
Wednesday mi a
small fire at
Several parties rare the roof of
the burning to pot out the
lire when another colored man ac-
throw a -f water
on bier, This made
mad he drew out i knife
the man vb
water. came down
the house Policeman
started to arrest liter and the
colored man made attack
on the -lunar with the knife which
he still i in Hit T.
himself the drew bis
and shot in the
Wei lived the shooting until
av
in run-
down an explosion, whenever
they reached the spit the
were els-, young-
being slick enough t have
runners give warning of danger.
Thursday night f the police
officers thought be had
felt quite sure of his Siting
Prices Almost Talk,
DOWN HT
TUCKER'S CLOTHING, SHOE AND DRY GOODS HOUSE.
. M M X
.-.,. x n i,
I a candle g i n off by a
the
up to catch the fellow
Imagine his on monies.
the spot to fellow at
; all, but the candle tied to the
pole out fir balk right by
itself. There no ordinance
lo tit this he not arrest
the pole.
Died.
Mi. R. A. a prominent
tin no county,
it Ii
low;.
READ.
BE CONVINCED
Died
Ada wife of Mr.
Kicky Moore, died Monday night,
home miles below
Greenville. She was a daughter
of Mr. Mrs. Arch C, of
Swift Creek township, a sister of
Mrs. C. A. Tucker, near GreeD
ville, and of Mrs. J. L. and
Mr. Cox, of
A genuine Black Worsted Suit, sizes to Good values
The Semi- Weekly will not
any more until
3rd, on account of the
v merry and a happy
it's readers.
My price,
Handsome fancy worsted all wool suits, sizes to big values
My price,
END
OF
i j
What Shall I Give
Black and fancy all wool Suits, sizes to big values
My price,
Satisfy Yourself as Well as
the recipient.
In thought of our friend and deserving
helpers, dependent upon us or -tis a
greeting, the following art are
as tokens of affection and as appropriate
yards checked homespun, others price
My price,
YEAR
FOR OR MOTH p.
An Umbrella, Silk
chief, Press Skirt, Necktie, o
Shopping Bag, Linen
chiefs. Ladies Bolts, cotton or
wool Hosiery, a box of
for Sample hats, all colors, others price
Soap, a
Set, Plain
Linen or Covers, lace
An evening fan, a
chief, a sold or sterling silver;
ilia, a pair of Lo
gloves, Whiting's box paper, la- j
dies fancy
and scarfs, bureau scarf.-
My price
or embroidered Handkerchief, m and;
a Boys pants, all sizes. Others price
l hat pins and belt buckles. .
FOR HUSBAND OR FATHER
pin
ANY BOY WOULD LIKE
My price
a a leather, shoes, rubber over shoos, a
hint Case, a mm- link watch chain
tons. Silk Umbrella,
pair Leather Shoes. Others price
or
Cuffs, Webber. ANY GIRL WOULD LIKE
GRANDFATHER OR
Soft
Next door to
Bank ,
linen Collars
Shoes.
a silk belt, fancy box paper,
Rose Cap waist sets, neck rib-
hue collars, embroidered
Uppers, Sleeve turn ribbons for
links collar buttons, a soft the neck and head, fan and fan
felt hat, a suit of woolen under- a pair of golf gloves, a
wear, a warm cloak, black pair of Fay stockings, a pair of
veil, house wrapper, pair of c and E a bag,
a shawl, comb and brush, silk shirt waist, a nice brown
wool socks, a necktie, a plain dress,
handkerchief ,
ADD TO THE PLEASURE AND
TO PLEASE A MAN. fort friends in need
A nice silk umbrella, a pair of A cotton or woolen dress, a j
Special Shoes, a bed pair of shoes, a shirt waist,
i slipper, a leather pocket skirt, a pair of overalls,
hook, cuffs and collars, a pair of socks or stockings, a pair of
brown gloves, a leather suit bed comforts, a pair of
ease, a leather grip sack, a silk pants, u shirt or a hat.
tic, a scarf pin. a pair of link but- THE AND
r, , . . . aprons, collars and cuffs, stock-
Come before everything is waists
licked over. Everything ready belts, corsets, gloves,
for your inspection. and skirts,.
C. L Job Work
My price
A E. TUCKER,
Greenville, G.
For Neat and Attractive
Send your orders to this office.


Title
Eastern reflector, 27 December 1904
Description
The Eastern Reflector was a newspaper published in Greenville, N.C. It later became known as the Daily Reflector.
Date
December 27, 1904
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MICROFILM REELS GVER-9-11
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Joyner NC Microforms
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