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MILES ORTON'S
W.
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of .
the res Hon
UNION MADE
THE BEST AND MOST MORAL
SHOW IN AMERICA.
Will Exhibit
At-
N. G.
One DAY
Only
Friday. May
TWO DAILY,
p. m. -and- p. m
Doors Open Hour Earlier.
die. X.
Dear Sir; Ban are two paints
are Hi the -nine price;
almost
known. Six gallons ism
as twelve other,
mi.
Mr. N. Delhi, N. Y.,
painted tWO both
the same size; one with
one with that other pain.
ii gallons; the
There are thousands of just such
cases. The house, being alike,
bring out the fuel of the paints;
one covers noes e the
other.
It cost to paint Heye;
for the other; a painting costs
two or i times a- much the
paint.
G by the
K. W.
I s II. our
Paint.
IRRATIONAL MANKIND.
Good Taste Always
Style
Oil
THE CHAMPION HIGH DIVE
Of the World
By Capt. David
POSITIVELY FREE TO EVERYBODY
Don't forget Day and Date,
1905.
FOR MEN
The , , . ,, is An, principally to their con.
which
Comfortable From the Time You Put Them On.
., . all have tried, hi in equaling them. The
. hi I. The price la pair, with full value
hi . . and hold their shape as well as the
grades
MAN TO CALL AND INSPECT THIS LINE.
J. A. RICKS
;, attention t their line of Groceries make
I octal mention of apples, banana-, and fruits a
i Irish potatoes and cabbages. A fol
Hyman's i bottle and by measure,
and very cheap. B butter on Ice at any time.
we can furnish
Anything you Want In Hie Grocery Department.
Floor meat, sugar coffees from the best to the
and green coffees of each grade. Our
and Java blend is tine. . ,
goods w- keep II. Co. and
nil, the we buy. tomato.-.,
and boons. salmon,
be
and all kind cake, on hand
day.
i lea
J. A. Ricks Bro.
Why So Few People Die
of Old Age.
It has few men die
of old age and that all par-
tons die of disappointment, person-
mental or bodily toil or accident.
kill men
even suddenly. The common ex-
with ha
little in It, for, even
though not suddenly fatal, strong
passions shorten life.
often die young, weak men Jive
strong, for the
strong use their the
weak to latter
take themselves, former
do As it i with i lie body, o it
is the mind
The strong arc apt to break, or, like
the candle, run; out.
The interior animals, live
live-, have generally
terms of years. Thus the
lives twenty-live x
fifteen or twenty, the lion about
ten or
rabbit the guinea
or
The numbers Ml boar proportion
to time the animal take- to
grow its hill size. But man. of all
one that seldom cornea
the overage, lie ought
live according to the
physiological law, for live limes
are instead of that
ho scarcely root-lies an average age
of four times the crowing period.
The reason w obvious. Man i not
only the most irregular and most
intemperate, laborious
and hard working of all animals.
lie i- always the irritable,
and is reason to believe,
though loll what an
secretly feels, more than
man cherishes
wrath to . warm and con-
m. him elf of his
own Health Culture.
UNION MADE
I Goods
FIT
the Foot,
the Head
and the Pocket-Book
ARRIVING DAILY.
, one thing that w do claim in our to do
,, that is to sell go -I. tn ca-. be
we want to create the impression hat U
Shopworn, oat of style nor fay filling store
bow bills and r I we try to impress false
ideas in your mind re going on
wish mi that we r.
newest things
RIBBONS. SILKS, EMBROIDERIES.
kindred desirable with the folk
Pulley Bowen,
THU HOME OF WOMEN'S FASHIONS.
STORE.
. Ii ,.
, . vii i. Pa-
11- v.-. ea,
e-l i hi r
the
I . often Bl. i
i m
I bad
ii mo Bit
m, Ci
, On
to The Bi i
Time and Proven.
On,., Cough Us hi on
hi in
l h . p, .
lath. i
i For
I. i.
. ; at n
I .
i .
. .,. ii
and .
ea Tablets
o . ten's Store.
A i said
b ,. . . . so absent-
. lie walked along
for i . , of in the gutter
i,,., . i Me
l ; j I on ill . r in-
I ii i
, f Bro I drawn up
before n i him
, . a .
within a tho
am. I
hi .-. hi
and Ii;
i,. i l drew
a . . I and
l in . ; o H an abstruse prob-
i in mi , . be worked, i
figures, until
y ii Still working, the
followed it. Ho held
to the body with his fl hand,
not until the too
quick for him did lie
was Then he
looked him in a dazed
pocketed his chalk and started
Home Com-
Why Her Balked.
A writer tells a
tho U n to a la-
re . Hon. hostess was
. her n
arrive, heard I
gate . n, In I no u
Al
I he I ;
to see if l
tho i
. and l an I
. On on
; I
I ton
ii I
, .
lordly ,
THE EASTERN REFLECTOR.
D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner.
and Friday.
VOL. No.
GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, TUESDAY. MAY 1905.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
No.
GREENVILLE WATER AND LIGHT
COMMISSION.
END OF CENTURY BOOK CLUB.
Week Beginning Fifteenth
Interest.
Reported tor Reflector.
and Regulations the Supply of of meet
Electric Current for Lights and Power. of the Century
Section I. All matters j Book Club was held the
to the use, rentals and placing I able home of Mrs. at,
of electric current shall be under j Tuesday afternoon, May 2nd, I the prettiest it week prom Ufa hi give m
the direction of the water and ha- ever been our privilege to see, along the line.
A TAR RIVER
ANOTHER WEEK OF COMMENCE-
LEAGUE.
Of the Beauty and of Bible Baptism
s.
on the banks of the
Full of
Holds Business Meeting.
I less
Last week there was an lb-
beautiful Tar river r line in this county at a bold
early assembled to one of; closing of a number of schools. Next Friday night, A. B.
in the A
per cent, of the
light commission, town of The president being absent the every part of the service being On Miss Mary Las- were and
or authorized Tie president Mrs. L. O. I with liter's near Smith's store were from the
representative, the superintendent presided.
grace and ease.
of the water and light plant.
election The water light
The literary program was in- the vocal selections nine n.
closes with a speech various department.
Alter reading and
ally interesting and was as were baptized by Rev. II.
commission will make all necessary of I. the of lbs
connections from it's main Una to I Mr. the Christian church, who
buildings free of charge, but all, women of Comer formed is being assisted in meetings
oilier wiring appliances for; their Mrs. B. by the Family
the purpose of the correct I Mission and was a in
that shall be Airs. L. like graded rice president; Miss Mary
cost of the consumer, and all i. Anthony's criticism on I into the water was
SOCIAL.
May I. 1905.
H. A. Port returned from
this
L. Moore went New
Miss Jessie Lee Sugg went to
Wednesday evening,
Gen Roberts returned to
home in ibis morning.
J. P. Brinkley Wei-
work shall lie done according to Cleveland's Mrs. J, L.
the Miles and regulations of the Little. la n
Mrs. Jr.
shall always be subject to
approval of the inspector of the served after which the club ad
town. to meet with Mr-,
Section All repairs and re- Williams on May 18th, 1905
newels of incandescent lamps present were Mes
up oat of the
like I lie chief officer of
e on their
for each had been
with Christ by
Miss Archer's prayer, the session entered
at Falkland closes with dime of from Scotland
musical program. business,
Thursday a Hon. made by A. B. Ellington, j Mr. and J. L. Livers name
R V. delivers the address president; Wiley Brown, Oral vice m evening from Wash-
it being the day of Mrs. Hi. A. see- City.
Mn
viii e-.
Berry of
AmI,, this to
visit Miss Nancy Coward.
Bx-Gov. T. J. returned
there, an elaborate Mr-. H. C. Hook
program I rendered by the secret a Miss
pupils of splendid school. i While, Bra agent.
-hi at Winterville reports I an
the of school league work, a
ill begin concert Thurs- six members since
meeting. Several
c. of Bethel,
in Wednesday evening to
Mali hew ,. w
Hi.
Such a baptism i dual, full and
be paid for by the consumer. Town I dames L. Carr, T satisfactory
III furnish supplies, labor, fix-j White, B. G. Flanagan, y, claim of scholarship and j debate will be had by the The Bra is
and lamps at of Dal I and Galloway, Misses Pal every requirement of the Bible. Vance society. At by a of Lew-1
meter Lee. Forbes, L Moody, greatest p the an mil concert will be era, and several new
century as to t given the direction have been seemed. The vice
Dr. j society. having on
was so On Friday night, Green of numerous other church
Hi. the
Section The so shall j Conner, Moore, Cowling, Suttle,
use due care to pi event any waste I Taylor and Brown,
of the electric current, so the.
town may properly guard its in
A Beautiful Silk. Banner,
n shall at all reasonable preacher, j.,,, address
times, by have A reporter the iv,, i
free access to the in which Manager B. II. i every person so la
light or power is used, to examine Southern Bell Telephone and ,,,.,. , ,.,.
wires and or to remove w the It U written
wires and lamps. shown lb- silk than of
Section The Commission is presented to In that they searched
the to shut off the largest pro- to see
Friday mom- dollars have been expended faun evening,
lug at Hoe. Josephus Daniels the poor of our com- where be had to deliver a
will deliver address. Al and sic; have received memorial address.
Gos of Baltimore,
came so near drowned
by upsetting of the gas boat
last week, was here today.
May 12th, 1905.
C. l Danville, came
in I his morning,
I. II. Parham came ii; this
morning from
Mr, Clue and children
ville graded will Miss D a
ion W. elected to th i . Iii.-e.
play that was in The session then upon
fir Thursday night was abandoned the duties bead of mis-
on account of
the pupils the
bead n decided
the next slate
The banner is about four feet
those things were thou
and do likewise.
supply any of following at
1st, for repairs; 2nd, for
want of for pay-
Lent of bills when due; for long by by
fraudulent representation in the
lion to consumption of light purest white silk. It it mounted
on a polished oak staff, six feet
Supremacy and Demo
in eon
in three-inch of red
gold.
which meets Washington,
l C; on May Io
t; ii. Col. Sugg Informs us that
Col I- A. Sugg and lion. J. J.
have been I-
power. ed by Governor Glenn as delegates
Section fl. The subscribers la , Southern
pot permitted to use the current banner
tor any purpose, or any place oilier
tan provided for in contract with-
but having first obtained the writ- o. . w, .,, ., Ml.
ten consent of tin commission, or B . t will also.
and arrange to
an additional
He. I ion In case of d.
of light or power, or defective
Humps, notice of the lac should be
forthwith at the of
The banner will be the personal ha delegate and
gilt of Mr. to
that ho will attend. This B
THE
Interest in Continues.
Thursday night was a repetition
of former ones at the Christian
church large crowds, good music,
and strung and able
The subject for the sermon was
soul-cry of the 20th
was an exceptionally strong
d Christian
a .
divided condition of Christendom.
evangelist deplored can-
brought about
. of different all
I that the League have a picnic ibis morning for Florence,
an early date, and a
C. M.
i es an A. .
appointed to arrange a time
ml place I'm I lie picnic
of i lime,.
other duties, session
. adj by the
M.
Mrs. B. E, of Tar-
who bat W. C.
returned this morn-
shows the m t, of to be ,
Democratic rain, based I and cotton interest, which
upon the election for governor. am, .,,,;,., ., formed . .- a dividing lire
Forsyth will not be eligible. been n very between the .
county will be
the of
permitted to keep
While icy
of higher prices lot
and be managed so
All lights furnished Democratic only
lie did algae for
I mil s in live I i
Maj 1906.
T. Ii. Bateman loft
morning
left Ibis
for
Hon. ., Bryan Grimes returned
this morning,
left this morn-
lag for point Virginia.
Jessie Lee returned
home this morning from
Perkins returned ibis
No. fl, will go June from a trip down the
with W. Brown as carrier, t road,
i. from out Ex-Gov. and Mrs. T. J.
d road to pine tree coiner for their old
Corresponding
ROUTE NUMBER SIX.
Rural Free Delivery Service Extending.
i Ural free
route Ii a bed to .
vet iii from Greenville, making six
from this
pout. new
the public use, Including street hows the greatest pro- ;,;,, y will have two hull re road turns bi ins home In county,
lamps public buildings and the over other representatives. Col. Sugg t eliminate the divisive place, then Ml L L H ,,,
like shall be assessed at at e to take daughter, feature and unite in cue to English chapel, south , ,. ,
may election.- n. Lee faith, ad one rule of to Noah school house, ,,,.,, ,,,,,,
and service shall be in the that rule and practice to be. to Jesse Baker s corner,
lame manner as private service, The Revival Johnson Farrow. Bible only. to T. b- y.,
. . . . . ;. The Revival Meetings, . ,,,,.,, ,,, T--,, . has been veiling his brother.
sane manner private service,
uses for it is
assessed. It is Intended by ibis
section a value on all
public rendered a base
on which to account for the
and of preach an eloquent sermon on
light plant In all details. of Soldiers and
Section
The Revival Meetings,
The threatening weather Wed-
did not deter a large
audience from assembling at the
Christian to bear Dr. Mar-
to T. P. K. Arthur, Va.,
coiner, south in who baa been his brother,
corner, thence fro b. C. Arthur, returned horns this
Level, thence south to morning.
corner, to the Miss Harding returned
ah. than eleven months In . ,, ,, ,, , . . ,,,., f . , .
l lank thence southwest to evening from Washing.
Crawford's comer, north has been teaching
wist to Mo Art comer, thence for the past year.
. lit in A. c in-
Johnson Farrow. Bible only.
Ibis
quiet wedding took place at the Nan Free.
of the pastor of tie New York, May
Christian church.
Johnson and Miss mistrials on the charge of
Farrow being t ha parties to the Young, Nan
contract. Patterson walked from Ho- Tombs
The was informal today a free worn in. she
groom cat i tea
of friend.
personal the the attention of the audio their
lion, time commence music.
L. the u being . , . , .
luck dues or The subject for tonight
I, notice was Cry 20th
Special musical I ill be
potion Any failure on the presented at service. Service The
will be
Whiskey In Collars.
of subscriber to , u .
fill, rules mid I
ball annul this contract, and the
therefor,
her notice, ma j off the
and remove its
the
. a lies liquor.
, ;.; h . ,
rail I the pi I
two
fright. lie
route covers a little assertion is well founded and
custody spread throughout the mile and i
pie disease, Much time has been
r II. C. Fl in in ; to
vises person to served nature of the remedy and
this rot i Id proceed i I in
to illy. M. ML
put up, mail i . res have
girl bill a
to see and the
ion re She was ed
aw in cab a ill. .
game of
will he b , Borne
Don't Let Home Suffer Decay.
Ii need u
Country mini
One
re .,,. ii i i ,
. I I . . i
. . i, I
of over year i I I ,. ,,, , , , .
pain I i enc. an old cot I hat hi v,
nil I prescribed extra horse collars i i
r lull of whiskey. Sheriff L. W. Tucker is
, ,. ;. I'm He ill t two supply on
ton I I ; his head, toll of a collision
i. oil- Capital I with a barbed wire fence.
. i juice of
i in be. i v
, i
i be
eating
, . coming to i,
show there Grow-
the i yet. .,
lb
re I v. oh
POOR PRINT

THE
BIG STORE.
THE
BIG STORE.
PEASANT'S FEAST.
Th Ml to Which This.
In Italy.
The were Invited by
lo a feast. They found
all gathered in Hie
. rather superior
house.
Earth There were salted and
hanging from
ceiling. in front the open hearth
were hand wrought andirons with
little cages at the
were kept hot.
made welcome, and,
wife having announced that
I,,,,., ready, the husband Lt-
laid the a
themselves,
For
days in Iowa, writer
, correspondent of the
Companion, a village school was
held in a room of a farmhouse.
farmer, Mr. odd the
that they must not molest Mi
were obedient children and
respected Hie farmer's More-
over, since most of them went bare-
foot, the; i not anxious to
in the .
One n little girl went Mr.
made this naive ex-
Mr- Jennings,
brother Willie on a bee,
mil was an accident, and be got
right
1--
-a-aT
ITEMS.
UNPRECEDENTED BARGAIN GIVING.
WELL DRESSED
Arc Daily Advertising U
Clothes
Hats
Shoes
THOUSANDS
Of People Made
HAPPY
That iii well.
The kind you need.
hat
perfect in style.
shapes and S es
By Savings on
Purchases
Their
with
Big center show window the
Department and
let us Fit You Out and Out on the Inside.
AT THE
BIG STORE.
It is Just Like
Finding Honey.
You come and be made happy
our Unprecedented Bargains
And kind of
All colors, and figured.
roods.
WELL DRESSED
LADIES
Are Daily Advertising Us, too.
Silks
Hats
Shoes
and tin seal
the children on stools, A
grownup on rush loomed Class i
chairs and a largo to but
the corner. With a which from
the dried meal London Globe shows a pleasing
it out of the door, tho of answers to the question,
fowls gathering t feed upon tho I is a gentleman
Then he passed his hand Hearing a house carpenter spoken
across board and, finding it of as a gentleman by a furniture re-
smooth, laid it upon mover, a county magnate sought
th knee of the company, who were delicately for explanations,
fitting in a circle. Next he took W answered
from the crane, where it hung over the furniture remover, we calls
the fire a large, three legged iron man a gentleman as pays
i pot of and shillings in the pound
u upon
GREENVILLE WATER AND
COMMISSION.
LIGHT
May
Mrs. Mary is very sick at
the home of A. I.
Exam I was in this section
yesterday.
E L went to Ayden to
day. I.
Willis little boy is very and Light Commission, stating what
sick. It is hoped his sickness will purpose the water is to be used for,
not prove serious, I giving number of fixtures; said
The largest rain of the season fell; plication shall binding on tin
Rules, Rates and Regulations for the Sup
ply of Water.
Section Parties desiring to be
consumers shall make application in
writing in a book presided fur such
I purpose at the office of the Water
the board
His
That are becoming.
Tastily trimmed.
Neat, Comfortable
and Stylish,
. A Sun, tn Add-on.
it the to the proper Mrs. stepped oft the
thickness. Then each staked scales in the back room of the
om his claim drawing a circle store as she had step-
,., the with a leaden spoon, tied on
The smallest
We .-any Changeable
Diana and silks; Woolen goods
and formed tons; Laces and
hinds
Really we have everything
needs to make her wardrobe complete
big center window of the
Furnishing Department.
Let Us Fit You Up for Your Summer Trip.
S Li
they noticed.
., biggest circle.
Ia took from the cage in and-
iron, where it hod been keeping
warm, n saucepan with snails
stewed in brown gravy and helped
each person to a share of the snails,
putting it down within
the limits of circle. That was
.-II the feast, es the inevitable
lakes the
place of meat with these people.
This Great Establishment is Now all Aglow With Bargain Offerings.
That Boy of yours
be fitted from head to just
him look
Suits made up for the boy in as
the men. little Suits.
hums that make
style as
And the Girls
1.50 up J
make her look like a Fairy. Such dainty Slippers.
i tans and colors. Shoes of every style and best makes.
Superb line of Everything else to make the wardrobe
the Little complete. Beautiful Hats,
Sure these scales is no gad t r
she said in n tone of deep dis-
gust. only weigh up to
hundred, I weigh wan hundred
easily discouraged ye are,
her companion. Mrs.
step on to
me let here
do sum
Hot Weather Piles.
Persons afflicted with Piles should
careful mis season of nm
year Hot weather and bad
drinking to the
conditions which make Piles more
and dangerous. DeW s
Witch Salve stops the pain,
out and cures.
to go to the genuine, the
court to testify as ., witness in a ,,.;. DeWitt
lawsuit over u disputed rill. Jim Wooten.
said the attorney
for the d. Vise in examining
her. I at-k how old are
yesterday afternoon and last
Hail is reported near Springs.
II. and family, of Cary
have been in this section for near a
week visiting parents and friends
is their old home
Their many friends are to see
them again.
There are some springs just be-
tho lino of Greene county, be-
tween Kinston which
are being used as a resort fer the
young people Sunday in
been going on for
three or four years have beard
quite a number mention it and all
bear testimony that it is an
wicked place. People from
Snow Hill. Hooker ton, Kinston,
and other places meet there and
turn the Holy Sabbath into a day
of picnic. Had characters both of
men women are represented.
of Christian parents who were
never drunk before were drunk last
Sunday. Strange to say h almost
breaks up the church services in the
adjoining counties. It i stronger
and premises for the term
one year otherwise agreed
and the applicant agrees to subscribe
to all tho rules, and regulations
necessary for the proper conduct of
water department.
Section No water main shall
be tapped nor any service installed
except by and under direction
the Superintendent, no water
will be furnished except on meter,
unless as specified below, paragraph
No.
S i . The charge
vice to the curb line including the
tap in tho main, cock at the curb,
and installing cost
and shall be paid when
f water i made.
Section -1. No person or
shall ho permitted to turn the water
on or off at tin- curb i except the
or bis agent, except
it shall not apply to a licensed
plumber desiring to turn the water
off or on for repair purposes or test-
Section service pipe
hi
persons
A. E.
Tucker
MAIN STREET
The Store
A. E.
Tucker
GREENVILLE, N. C.
Wash Goods
Early Summer Sale
It needs but a glance to see what splendid
bargains these really
GINGHAMS
Dress Ginghams in plain
striped checked and pol
dot effects; yd
Sensitive About Age.
woman of the name of
who for many
years had resided near
known by her numerous
defendants and all the people of
the as
shall be provided with a slop
that some of our host citizens waste cock to located t
up
S S
UPHOLSTERED GOODS
Do tell that,
the said, appealing to the court.
lo. es. replied
judge. n proper and
at of life sun
DOt .- e it your a re.
she answered, in nine-
ii with i cm-
iii i reluctance.
, that everybody the
her to bu
Hats, Hats, Hats
NOT ONLY
latest
you
our
tin-
Things to Wear, But this
Store also Carries
Big
Old No. The seas,
styles, trimmed by experts
you know a good thing u
see it call you to judge
load in this department with
most stylish
HATS, FLOWERS and ORNAMENTS.
The fashion centers of the world have
been drawn on for our stock. .,.,,,.
Our line of Ribbons cant cater.
We ask you, for your own i
Hue before buying.
Don't Our Baby Caps.
would be delighted them
FURNITURE.
In Suits or Single Pieces.
Chairs and Couches Leather
Upholstered
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN THESE.
Window
highest priced.
CARPETS, RUGS, MATTINGs-
Are thinking of getting
married f you are let fit up
home. We can furnish c
everything but the kitchen, H
want to match
you have, we have it
o ,. all grades
cheapest to th
and everything you want.
and Hail Curtains, great variety in
Tables and Pictures. Trunks, Values,
u visit to our
It la complete in every depart-
is a pleasure to see the many
dealing out the
GREAT BARGAINS
Great Bargains here for you and
ii if doll t Visit
you will miss a great m .
our store.
COM E AN TAKE A
Tried and Merit Proven.
One minute Cough Cure is right on
, when it comes lo curing
Croup,
etc II is perfectly
pleasant to s
favorite Cough Syrup. For
lie Jim I. Wooten.
and most refined ladies n
crow
II ell
t in this premises at Q convenient point so
home steps should lie taken ; that the consumer can turn off or on
prevent this jubilee. to make sundry repairs, or to prevent
freezing.
Section All water tarnished
for the public use, including street
sprinkler, public buildings, water-
troughs and the like shall be
assessed at such rates as the Com
mission may establish, and the
oil inch Percales in dark,
and light grounds, plain
effects and
several new and
designs; yd
PRINTED LAWNS
Printed Lawns in while
black colored grounds,
showing polka dot Moral
designs, etc
APRON GINGHAMS
pieces of apron Gin
ham, in checks;
Clothing Department.
Sack i i V
in dark blue
with alternating stripes
olive and ma-
king a dressy
constructed with satin
Others
will have this design,
believe, but at
MM
believe, but at no J J-
such prices as this, ,;
suit
Same as above
double breasted
per suit
Strictly Genuine.
Most of the patent
are probably The
following notice appeared
in the Globe;
a well known engineer,
i tile
Antiques.
Mime's no beauty in all the land
That can with her face compile,
Her lips are her eyes are
bright,
She take Rocky Mountain at
Store.
j vice shall be ill the same manner
lately appeared in a private service, limited to the uses
one, with picture, when, , . , i ,, ,
C ,,. . , , , it is assessed. Ir is m-
I we . ,.
It. He says -tended by this section to set a just
In and thought all public ice n
he t. id -cancer. as a base which to account for the
K ill and he says revenues
fined Mm. lie . .
to others, who mm also , s,
Cure digests i. la cases where two or
what you cat all stomach more houses owned by one party are
to with water, the owner
can
id expenditures of the
Women's Cambric
Petticoats
Cambric Petticoats made
very wide, some are trim
med with lace insertion
edging to
others with pretty tucked
flounces and wide
all have extra dust
ruffle, m
Cambric that
fashioned in
full umbrella
which is trimmed with
cluster of tucking and
tine embroidery; many
pretty patterns, extra
double ruffle, i
Cambric Petticoats made
with prettily
trimmed with point de
Paris lace insertion; also
some with deep
Bounces, for those
who prefer it. extra dust
ruffle
Stylish Footwear
Shoes and Oxfords for Men
and Women in stylish
becoming Lasts.
To morrow we shall our offer of
last week in Shoos and Oxfords for men
and women. This sale embraces range
of selections that i-. without doubt, the
remarkable of its kind All sizes will
lie found and every purchaser will save
considerably by during this
sale.
There are shoes and Oxfords
i men
in new have the
higher grade makes and will be found in
817.1
For
Women
to a
,. lira.-- candlesticks.
in can-
Baby sleeps and grows while
mammy rests if Rocky
know Tea is given, it la toe
greatest offer-
loving mothers. cents, lea
r Tablets. Drug Store.
troubles-. Just as the
shines your can
ts originally pare
audition and sweetened
this truly toe greatest
known. Sold Jno
en.
6.75
Hook suit, same as
the previous number,
hut dark ground with
green and garnet strip.-,
par sun,
Suck suit of Wool
of good
in dark blue Oxford
mixture, inter woven
with blue and red stripe
having satin piped lac
and a suit will
retail
pursuit,
Same 0- u in color, this
a darkish brown mixture, With olive and subdued
red stripes, per suit,
5-75
Cambric Petticoats with
pretty circular lawn
very hand
trimmed with
lace or Hamburg
pretty edgings to
match, extra
dust CA
White Petticoats
In addition to the fore-
going we are also show-
handsome
UNDERSKIRTS
very elaborately trimmed
hi the newest patterns in
high class hues and em
fashioned
tor the newest ties us,
superior quality and
workmanship, prices
range from ii
2.50
handsome
line of line
SAM I'LL
SHOES
made to
sell
from
s. to d
The high
shoe- are
all black-
patent
leather
The low-
shoes in
several neat shade- of tans, black and
white, all sizes, though the very host are
in to
Hosiery Sale
Women Child that kn airs
no in t
fancy half ,
blue, and red grounds ac
drop and k A.
sides, colors high hi of
Ladies Hose, backgrounds
of b
of green, hi and
-oles. pair
For
patent cut
A. E.
can tin
And advise you
i v. Vi i can get
v, ii so
id h I
. , will
. certainly
ii u these be-
Cell i ill.
one
i that he be required to
the of i he minimum
for each house per month.
. The Commission re-
serves the right to shut off the sup-;
fly of water for any of the
1st repairs, 2nd
of supply, for
Next Door to the Bank of
W. C.
NORFOLK SOUTHERN R. R. CO
N.
Steamboat Service.
SPECIAL
via
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
EVERYDAY-4-A BARGAINS-DAY
BIG STORE.
C. T.
N C
BIG STORE
., ; bad sold a flock of
sheen to n dealer lent him a -log to j
drive ill
miles, de ring It n
a nu-i I
i, to The
steal it. i
back he it up. The animal
crew and at last effected
I escape. deeming the
had no more right to detain the
sheep than he had to detain itself.
the dog went into the. collected
i all the sheep that bad belonged to
I its master and, to that persons in-
drove tho whole
home again
ion.
did say was the
with man's
ask,, an old colored woman the
who had bun called in to
prescribe for her husband.
-I replied the doctor,
the most annoying symptom
to be water brash, or
call it. He mils be
more careful regarding the food he
nm just what am the
with id she. .
D. W.
IN
Groceries
And Provisions
Cotton Bagging and
Ties always on hand
Fresh kept
in stock.
Produce Bought
R of 4th for fraudulent
K Barnaul spent . I Washing on
night with his Mrs- in relation to tho e a m for
of water. Greenville daily
of If of at m. for
in weak yards, at
in las . . , I A
taking of He regular j Philadelphia,
at O. S. and m of water, wish to lay large York, and all other
at standard lire hydrant and North. Connects a Norfolk
Miss Delia Smith I ti be used in case with all points West.
slay with Hies they will be permitted to j J
lie ; to the street mains at their, . j.
Miss under the supervision
of and will I
Quite it lumber of out friends the use, of water for lire
spent Sunday the at the rate of
the
tea, He eats most pieces
meal It surer am ha am
York Times.
NOTICE.-
Latter on
B. COX,
this been Issued M
me Clerk of the Superior court Pig
will be
payment
springs, ail report a very goad j per-year.
Section Bills are due on
O. W. W. Present of each mouth for the
in the service, and must
yesterday.
Miss Hudson
spent Saturday
, of
with
being
used
liable
until
Administrator Louis B. Cos
be
paid at the office, or ton
I will be added
after ti days.
Sects nil. Contracts are
E, E spent Saturday transferable. New occupants arc
u Kinston. required make application in
person the of the
n the time ivy commence to
Bill was getting bloated, usu I
H his tongue was coated, for buck
was given.
.,. . , . Section failure on the
would not insure .
were lo comply
M then and . m
it then were I this and the
., . , , ,. ,
said . . Is
lice,
pill relieved to
,. little i i
cure .
etc.,
I e I I . the I d
grip i . i
Sailing hours subject to change.
without not
H. Agent, Washing-.
ton,
J, Agent.
II. General T. and
Agent, Vs.
NEW MAN
Old Stand-
I hat c pi.
the
and J.
. try the bus-
on
St Mo., National Baptist
May to
sale 1.11 h,
an with Dual limit May
27th,
Asheville, N. South Atlantic
Missionary May
lo lie-i
fire, cents for the
i rip. Tickets on sale
and 17th, for train- lo
rive In Asheville before noon of
May with final limit May,
23rd, Tickets be sold
from in
South Can Virginia.
Ky., Vet-
II, to
per mile
traveled, plus
Ii lie front Greenville, N. C.
s I for the round trip.
Tickets on sale June
14th, and 15th with fluid limit
Extension I
lo fib be ob
depositing tickets with
joint agent, Louisville, Ky.,
of fee of on each
g op ill he alto id
at While
Va
train i
I. a a i i n
GET YOUR SI j
N ow
Everything y M in the way of
Goods, Pickles,
had at
nice
fruits,
our store.
We carry
Goods
Nuts, can be
a supply of the Best
BROS.
Cash
iii calling
i. P
at
Points.
de
ii.
. .
Pi
obi ill
II J. M
adults. Sold I u
lion, ii
. .
The I Po Grocer.
.-in HI
suit I
Bead . V ;
II,
I .
Dot
to I heir in
,.
also I
Pickles in bottles
an i very ,
. d we an n sh
i lea
. I fruits of ail
and i A
in just
any time.
. . ant in the i meat.
.
ground i
Our M .
in i n,
j. A. Ricks Bro.
POOR PRINT

eastern reflector
AN-
, port office at Greenville, N. C.
to to fiction
North America, Including
Canada. It i other de
nomination having sectional
from war will
be getting together-
Co Efforts.
Up to Salaried
The
lo fact that under
intoxicated or in the
Liquor, he may be called
required
to My under oath where
ed the liquor, and upon his
to jail for
Pitt H. C, T
Ma.
has
by the last leg
I., regular work
all
an i pi is afforded me
u eye view of
mil to but I,
Whatever Is Correct Finds Place Here
the great difficulty
law m the hand,
temperance.
They can
event, vouchsafed to ; t enforce I
be ad- may be styled strictly j.
i , . -i week for four week or prof, out a
Vance . baa joined the pro- J., ,,,,
and voted preceding the sale. Z, thought and accomplished deck
. ,.,. ; ,, ,, ,,, ,,
lace of
,.; , i- sale morel,
excellent paper, i
p.
Inns.
mi leg d.
or
railway If
. magnate
i wreck.
usual
I supposing the
friend have in
enforcement of the law.
matter of fuel, while the
,,; ought to compel
local to execute law by a
public sentiment, why should
i . ,, to execute law wail
men
u too often happens a
elected to
down in
which makes the web and
bulletin ,. i,,,.
events
ii were i t for a
by
It-,. rd
as it
to find l
eminent work a day matters, retaining this
A . residuum for growth and
would not be from . m
has been made upon him t
, V,.,. law question.
,.,;, A . .
,,.,, ,, , ,. my Stale, a aeries letters,
-V-l n
mm. All arc men,
lit . i
, C caused be from insomnia .
, M- Bobbin. of regular
., , . devotion lo their dunes. I
., V Mai. lo me to write for the
I l ,.
an
. of private
. . ;., ;.,, l
. , . . in-
towards North Carolina kw
are worked in
k.
We've fresh.
gathered from the
products pf makers with a
reputation.
Hew Shins, New Gloves Hosiery
and Underwear.
It is impossible to mention
all the Furnishings we have in
stock for the comfort and
adornment of Men and Boys
who would be
Well and Comfortably Dressed-
You'll find the exclusive
styles but
not prices.
wonders are private citizen
,. real J-g enforce-
s particular things being q , , ,,
-in recount. In this ,;,.,,,,
world and its -W, spots m, , ., ,,.,., ,, , .,., . , J .,,,.
ones about would be .
, In subsequent letters,
.,, Th plan is to have , room f;,, .,,
w lockers rent the to.
The I n. bottles of about moral progress,
. ,,. about increase electrical
I i, drink lie opens the I appliance expert
establishing a the of the place tor a
publican daily in . , th
I furnishes ice Cat
effort to dodge the law, but we
years . . .
, Jo not believe it will work.
J JARVIS.
Frank Wilson,
WE CLOTHIER.
1880 a larger percentage of
the vote as cast in the county
I GROW
WILKINSON. CO
State outside of the con-
, for more liberal school taxes hate the
, , held a- make
f-e, Glenn, brother which school .
privates, lo Governor I.
of Snyder,
been nearly . existence , ,,.,,, , i
. and live hundred pen- of whiskey and he t
. .,, killed. ,. any crime to
Many
If are exclusive in your taste as to Spring
in doing your buying at
Store.
There's to Tell You
.- . . , . .,. . . ,,,,.
revenge candidates the Whig had to have way no unturned to be
e was Tuesday ,,.,, .,, .,, them the lions share. I was t u
I. Greensboro of to men who There's a
. for , franklin county, the
. with Slier City in Chatham
. of Odd buildings of a man who in
ins a at to M ,,.,,. J ,;,.
,,,,,,,,,,,. in Warren
wain connection bi is despicable business, and , of
county; Monticello in their appreciation and gave
hottest, be helpful to you that
y. w. .,.,. a.
. I
i-
despicable and
Stylish Weaves Here.
will ii at to it up.
in Hyde record breaking A
. born and . lay , h. . J
find the right hew.
will reasonable just. .
will to you in
stove.
; Grime Camp I Terrell North Carolina hi
Wednesday a v . ,,,,, in the State
An Hertford in upon an era tn
, of Gate., for count, and Kings in
He i a true Tarheel and
better in the of Confederacy mad
M. Bobbin. above ;. following com- the selection . having
member . have the brave and I-
l- . , ,, ,.
that hi successor should come from
Trimmed Hats.
Ml styles and prices.
Dress Shoes, Clothing and
We carry Everything that you may need.
i the
V that hi. ,
General is well Sanford,
for the and bi w,,,;,,.,.,,,. Hertford,
Surd Carolina
NEWS.
ever.
been appointed lo
take charge the H L
w be -lad lo see him revive the Ring Mountain, manage ll fa
ton,
. Element of the
one year.
I election, have . ;
been ordered. I n
A further removed vote favor of the were
S man, the war between the states, Within the next few week.
. I fourteen school in . ,
Little,
May 2nd that
child in the u
. want to difference
treasure pear. i not only true
share. commercial but is noticed
religious matter a welL Ike
much that
,, the He bi
mm the intention making a
tic fall. Ho
may not
down but he will and
resulted in the of
Northern and
m the is made that
a meeting of both
divisions is to be held shortly in
and moil attractive part of look
a general convention
whole country-
vote, and vote In The body of A. Little,
drowned
. to, cunts bathing at bead., has .-,,
me that over hall been found. w nearly I
ford county then enjoy the buried beneath the sand, only u
special local school being
lax. Already twenty-six districts .
voted a special tax. An elect- have long come to the
ion ordered i,.
at which of bonds his for good. Be
, June at win. n , , , is traveling about the country in a
will probably be voted a .
school building. devoting hi time and talent
i good work which be
News at
For Stoves Ranges,
Heaters Pumps, Guns, Am-
munition, One and Two Horse
Steel Plows. Heat Cutters and
In fact anything
in Hardware come to
H- I. CARR
and
WINTERVILLE I
1-------- r V
Of TWO
is m A. D. Johnston, who is authorized to rep- i p , ,
.,, H th.
Baa--
H i I me
of the Opera
ITEM.
tat .- . , ,,
a O. Cox f. your ., hobs A. G
Co.
Some try
. .; .
n OH
try . ,,.,.,
Lookup Mr. bin. j prices. A few try to
boat anything quality and
arc Bat none both.
Pitt County Oil Mill is .
Seed. They pay
I highest ob price or will ex
for When
are write tor
A Co; Ml C two i-r
of
fence and low,
among heal ,,., ,.,,,,. . make you
there.
I. lo
cart
is shipped and by A. O
seed at
N. Man- .
We I. en informed that
A. W .
price . prices.
We letter H
A. G.
were
of
ran eye over
ac-
own
Vs .-
., . i. . . I
i- .
saw
j lit in
. .
. Mine.
it. I cat feet I
m. Per
. .;,
. n
me. Mother
Mm
in
POOR
We sample of over
hundred style, of wall
We are to y
i,,. I'd to out
feds an. tS
. .
Easy Fitting and
Superior Wearing
ed ll
Cos
a the cheapest.
examine before buying
B. S
A the
area bit in arrears.
I have n
the list on all the mates from
of all oat
am prepared to give receipt
for the paper. Come and me
pay up, make me happy, make
the editor nappy, and net
I've got. a good
for all who pay for .
year advance.
A. Johnston.
oats and lime at A. W .
Co. right.
The place to will
yesterday and they bad a
just being .
M Hue.
Carlo
Barber Co.
The A. G. t expert
to reduce their
o,, truck i if the coming
reach of all to-
-I have moved my
new the depot- I keep
hardware, line a
blacks., b and repair
and in connection.
W. 1-.
A. i. Cox Co. are
planter, and tower.
Should yo need in
Hue yon bail better order a once.
another
of . n
eye fed
in I
on
. That 111.-
v be ram
b, eye B.
T, and Bi. carry a full line
can your
with th lea.
or men to solicit
orders for nursery stock in Pit
a r.-l . I pride -h
,,,. to I
I a . .-
or Pi
and
,. . .
Well Dressed
Neat Appearance
r t a J
-o and in u-
R, G. COMPANY.
I. B. CHERRY CO
I .
; I o'clock,
.
r-
Dear sold a
of and man c
in Bi and showed
fence not out, hut
before,
-A hat has In
Oh, in. c
H ; he
In ed to hi-
rout
in
. to make a man
. , .
I'll .
said quiet Iv, pa-----
. . stick to ;
., . h km iv. rot
. ;. in love, bead
loved with n I
e , intensity a
love, a- with young
SIm i
mg her mother, m rd r
to remain h; her side an as
lived she had refused man;
;,. die noble in
to her moth r.
i th
It., it
nil the es I.
it
ii with
. . .
we
I . . I j
. , .
. ear , , .
., I- -r hi- t. At t
I do id on .
until ii
,;. at
.
it The
j has been and .
; ;. d.
a mod to the future cat
en . and
. r. , ,.; I n v
I , ,; n , 1-
hour. Evidently tin own words.
.
AI I
.,
-V.-. m
it,
. . he s,
in .
I, .
in The
; ,, J round
I have n lo ii
cried,
d. f,
and
J. Cox m Co. have a big You would
-Hi
price before bet.; these re the son
I repair do good work, and a trifle f
yon Bring me either at
home or at th baggy and bin.
Henry Nelson. where to
Mowing Machine and rake by ,.,.
Harrington Barber and
them.
Farmers who raise bay can is the
lie supplied with ell known expensive;
O- borne.
nice i by Co.
funnels should have to pay
year he k ow,
o. and hi know
is that la-t
There are
The are
.;.
by the so,
The i
i, the cheap
aboard. i-
enclose prices for their they
stamp, is x can mite their own wheat n
Yours truly,
F. W.
Carr
. . raise inc., . ., .
We T. W. Wood and Mfg. Co thoroughly
and millet pipped tor making splendid
T and Bro flour
Sloe lot of ware and crock The belt place ton to buy
cry always on hand. Harrington is at the stoic
Barber , Co.
Mfg.
received a lot of
poultry are lo need
any you better call nod e
The tobacco truck at
buy their tobacco
lines from at regular price. W
a. them our Handy tobacco truck
813.50 per set of three trucks.
We arc and our
tally for human truck has equal for durability
family, perfectly is J net what yon need to lake
tobacco from the fl
For Bale by
B. T. A Bro.
Don't v ever that little
bad left over
you ginning your hurt
lots. Pitt Co. OH Mill, buys
seed cotton in any
Co.
and the
The is growing
farmers are very busy.
lot of poultry wire, just
A. W.
Try a bottle of Dr.
The Genial walk-
ed iota the office and looked
SO genial care and
worry the ventured to
the
et ten cent for
this
good at
your melon
Km an by the
way we are having nice
spring
lYe, bat it won't last. Good
was fort n
tHo, to prove not
and before
,, the unit-
our and
.,,,,. to wan two or
i three months
a different disposal of our
I I mi J
tic I found my.
until in. return. When
me a
r., , . lo . for me a.- long
event might make .
,, token of my lend
acceptance an
,,;,,.,,,,. I gob-
let left to mo by m
it and I cherished
e of my eye. was
delighted to
would remind her
land promised me whatever
would not suffer
it to leave
were . t words.
alter fell
. .
know .
.
I. I .
The mm
;,. with the .
id her had
., , rt
-on
it
r it. v.-i h
red
. hi .
it I ,
where in
ill I ll, nu
of
I .
is in
an that
ii ed to
Know.
.
Met.
,.,. ., r, hut iv
for wile Ii i- only here to
tor
. . I a
I I
r; . i .
his
lea it for I.
.
. n and v
lit I e
;,.
journey.
started en my
a-y-
Wore I
ton
am
fives
U fa,.,,
in
unexpected mi
.; . . mo frail ire,
. i, her daughter
l;., to live in P
while after then
which
Cats cf
The
in at on
,,., mouse c. r
to
treat cats
them. The mo
were upon death
and spices, and eat
., found side by
of en far.,
,,. tin
. I
, a
of
.
them
best market price every
large dry
arrived, at A. W.
Bock
tilled as fast as the hens lay. H.
Jackson N.
At the there we think
the most can la-
in table silverware jewelry.
and all hinds dress,
goods, arriving daily A.
ye Co.
quantity the for at the drug
Corn, bay, oats lime salt,
cheap, A.
Sour Stomach
When the quantity of food
la ton lame or quality too rich,
nice line of hour stomach 1- to follow.
cheap. Barber A m slowly ,
Our and summer stock of , food.
are ladies and gents the food f
and our fullness and
Of area good the
. ever ,. ,.,.
is more complete
before. Consisting of
weather pr -of, batiste in
White's Colic Kidney Cure, voiles, M.
the combination kidney fully invited
to and our
r,
none. ,, . ,
-As soot, as Par
;.,. . . I
hod
Alas, what a m was in
; . .
had la
i c
one
and her had i
mid v
were d
Several
since then
in . 1- el
through the a W
,; Ill .- r
have i 1st met me. .
ill
down
he
. ll I I
When
in tin , in ;
, ring that they v
; I . do damage
; stir out
and ruined ma. people. numb .
u , .
J, of and., I at
me and in t
com i
, i .- tot .,
. , ,
v an old
. II
hie
th
very
is ,
days
to
. I
it's
ind some one who l d;
. .
I . being, I .
In t I. I
hi . . um ho. ; , , .
. re. now,
-M I was
in ,,.,
eating, take w ,,,.
mohair ,.,, amt Liver Tablets and the Hi, , ,
length
Liver Tablets
sour stomach may be
For sale by Drug Store.
,. me our
do ll
I drew
,. have all you
Perhaps He Toe i. It.
v line la-.
f,
or In pi
tin. . . they
for and a
at the Drug Store.
For Pine Tar honey. Walkers
tonic, Dr. Bell's Anti Pain
Dr. Bells Faille salve, a
sure cure for all heart troubles, see
T. N. Co.
Corned herrings at
price for
ml by Oil Mill.
They say A. W.
keep o
matting all the time.
Barber.-
Another large shipment of shoes
all styles and and pi ices very
reasonable. Harrington Barbel
, Co.
For hay, corn and oats, go t
Harrington Barber Co.
Hon. F. W.
will deliver the address at the
close of Greenville graded school
Friday night 19th.
One of Dr. King's New Life
Fills each night two weeks
Barber A Co. me in my again writes
b , , . , Pa.
.,,, ,,.,.
-o -V. W. Ange .
C,., to T B. Co. fr
baud a large of ires., nut,
choice
raisin-
-best
Liver, Bowel. Pure-
vegetable.
at L. Drug
Store.
with closed
beside which a your girl
some embroider work
hi bands. .
in this
the height of my eyes, what
I see on a sin
shining glass pane but
lain goblet to
Yes, the very same was. the w-
piece of that h
tor with
which so many tender
were linked.
,., , ,. solemn oath
had d e
ii .
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, .- . when In rem
ton nil p
.-
rid. a
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ho IT at it and t
the
earth
they, may eat
I 1- I- to
front lawn than to
beans here
lien. lob
I instance m
Those mod.
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the mouth of
lb--., do pop tin
. ii
mi the
M. i I Mr. ;
wish you call me
w . , n
Ins wife,
. v.
win call me that.

HAS IT EVER
OCCURRED TO YOU
Many People You
Reach Without
your oil ice
A Line
is ,
I .
.
Can ;
Ho.
After eating, persona of a habit
benefit b taking one
cf the a pills. If been
TOO MICH,
will promptly relieve the nausea,
SICK HEADACHE.
;. which follows, restore
appetite and remove gloomy led
in, i. W. Tucker.
Substitute.
DIRECTORY.
J. Elks.
Chairman, R. Home,
J. R. Spier, J. R. Barnhill
J. W. Page.
Clerk Superior C.
Moore,
LEARN SELF RELIANCE.
NOT I ION.
Cox.
i i Brow i
I town
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H mi. mi
l .-.-. the
H i . ii a, count I
i Superintendent Education
W. H.
II . i . .
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ii
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IN .
Do Not Continually Appealing to
Other, For Advice.
No greater evidence of weakness
of character ran he shown than a
to friends for ad
i i. Ai all need the
of good friend, to con-
ask for ii is like
borrowing. Better make a
in hi
i . in
ii. Ii is the mile.- tone on
the lo failure.
N. v l In- pull-
,.,. . iv mini .-, I half
William ;, ,,,
Register of
Hams.
T. White.
Hoard of.
Cox, Chairman, B. M.
Whitehurst, L. C. Arthur,
Standard C E.
ins.
Mayor
. , . ,, Whit-hard.
. Collector C. D.
J. T As
Ml . .
g .
lO . . . .
. . .
I a
box .
II
the i . i. r I
lie
. your
life for hi. on mi . out
your hi I are
, . a
of i ii . society, moral and
dirt lit i . .; lit lo object
to v o ii- i nurse in i.
it n u ii ,. Mil well
r t;.
S. Congleton, But are pursuing a
J. It. Move, ; a course
W. A. Bowen, A. raft, i career
s. Carr. T. K, Hooker,
i , i .,; ,. hie in hie, w
J. I . Lamer, i
i In or
i. the . i others.
Do n I know
i. .-. . . .- possible,
not . but . When
the in, its
W. -l
II one the other, and break
,,,. , rt, I beach
Chief Fire Department its u. then turns its
Forbes.
Dispensary Commissioner -J.
i is .
Horst
of
J P
M. SCHULTZ
for i . lion.
. i to
W. J. N. Hart, J.
and i ; r.
spend in
lo do
Make small
ii . , .
if
. i . i ii nurse
the
one. and I , .,,,
i I in I i.
ii opinion. It
so
W. R, Parker Super- i
. In i . i.
. on If . ,
cut amount
lo nil ,,
L. Sugg.
meetings each
night. Sunday schools
a. m.
. Rev. A. T. King, pas If
tor. Cervices Sun.
day. W.
Superintendent of Sunday
School.
v. H. Mom.
.-x . v Mm
We beg; leave to announce that we are
Wholesale and Retail
White Lead, Paints,
Colors, and and
Ready Paints.
There is in the world better than
the Harrison line. It has behind it a
reputation for honorable wares and honorable
dealings.
If you um 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 retrieved a car load and
can give you Special Prices.
Baker Hart
N. c,
ii Sunday Sell
Key. W. ;. Cox,
Who . .
fur nil ,.
r.
steads,
by
salts.
Z I,
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y. .
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K.
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I Services i v s,
i third Sunday.
Brown
Sun I., v
Law.
This -I ,, n ,., .
ill Rev W
. II ; fr n n , . ,
i a or
service ., .
Rev A
day Services every Sunday . . . .
ii . ,
REPORT THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF GREENVILLE,
N. C.
AT THE OF BUSINESS MARCH 14th. 1905.
M .
lent of Sunday s.-,,.
Pit P t. Hart-
Sen es v
Sunday t the i
-Hi. ill in
per-
n I
ii .
Monday In
On Lodge N.
i- V M,
ii- or --I
L .
Ml Wiley R. ;. Sec
and to
Overdraft
Stocks,
, furniture Fixtures
i ii Doe from Banks
Coin on
I,
B Dove .
Sunday School r.-.
.-
20,900.00
i he from his
Weekly.
Stock paid in 186,000.00
Undivided Profits it
Paid
Deposit to cheek 175,904.38
oat.
Handing
02.16,377.90
Not a Shop.
alga painted. J
every , dreadful said
every ; said l. James L. Little, the above-named bank, do
night. T It Moore, N r, true to the best of my knowledge
W K Sec i establishment.
Ii. , . ,
-i,,,., . to before
, ;. me, this day of March, C
K i. Flanagan. V -v. . A .,
Sch
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if v
an .
We've It,
Ml h
Stationery
and any I
a B
EVANS
COBB
Di
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V .
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estate i
K Flanagan V
U I Moore, K H r -Hid you
I.
Notary
. Tribe No
I O K M. meets ever;
Hi m i- .
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wards,
I Jr O I A
M.
In B Con
Watson, It S
W. B. WILSON,
Director.
no. I could
ll . I . if,
i to
pal ii in the
i ii impatient-
e painter,
is ii -Imp.
i -I
in
Ni i a . i
II. F. I
Sam-
PI I . . ii ,, r
Altai
I u
ml
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i i
on
ex-
i i . lieu
Ii Victor Receives
THE
BRAND PRIZE.
To th Victor Belongs the Spoils,
the
St. Mo. Oct. Safe Lock Co of
Cincinnati, received, to-day, the Grand Prize at the
Fair, for of solid Manganese Steel bank safes
and genera lined lire and burglar-proof safes and vaults,
their magnificent display taking first over all
,. i, ;. . . .
order i .
a c i in ail
for modern construction,
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ton
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OP IV. L,.
It . r- or. i u
Iron Fencings N. C.
.
I. . I ; man you
it the firs
The Safe has never been Burglarized.
J. L SUGG, Agent.
GREENVILLE. N. C.
The Reflector
a Read Even-body in row b, and
reaches people m. to pay for what mat
yon have what they want advertise Hand yon an sure to
a part money.
OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT.
J. M. BLOW, Manager and Authorized Agent.
AYDEN, N. C.
I do knew J. R. Smith A
Bro., have the prettiest
calico and in town
Those white Ian slippers el
J. H. one
milk day to parties
living in town.
Go S. W, -oil's for nice,
AYDEN ITEMS.
Don't fail to see Ty-
new crockery both plain and
N. C, May 1905. decorated. Prices are
As agent for Daily than
R Smith A Bra, are the cheap ware, plain and cut,
for children I have as beauty and everything
season. to a trial
That car choice will h V.
THE BANK OF AYDEN
N. C.-a;
At the of Mi 1905.
Bro., received i- fine,
lime i- good for ant
cheaper crop and a farmer use it
freely, It. Smith Bro,
we lake Come to see when yon wan That lace and embroidery
peat pleasure In receiving Independent i- n I u town Ii
and willing receipts for we handle Trust dresses at J
those in arrears. We have a list
of all who receive mail at For can peaches, apples, corn
office. also take orders tomatoes, apply to E. E.
for job
When need a nice, light, Now we have plenty the
tough pole, sty for your baggy or wagon cart
Carriage. Call on us and make a wheels and will sell them as cheat,
selection. den Milling Mfg as any one.
Co. N. C. Milling ft Mfg. Co.
Ayden Milling ft Mfg. Co., N. C.
N. C. ladies say that
If you need anything in the way have the prettiest line of
of Crockery, Tin in town.
to see us, Hart ft Jenkins. We are informed that W. I,.
One of our state officials, as we House, of has been to
lake it from the News and and Identified one of
on his from a trip the burglars in custody there as
i i . . i . tin. man for my minis,
the load seemed to
exception- t. word down as the store of Harrington, Barber ft
used by the reporter, who inter- Co., la
viewed hint. Surely this I more a year ago.
linen who prefer to walk or the
I men who will not believe that our
buggies are most economical at
Notice you want
your cotton ginned nice and clean,
in order that you might
better prices fur it, bring it to the
Milling Mfg. Co., Ayden,
N.
if you do not secure
one of our high grade buggies,
your loss will be than
guano nit
planter and repaint J.
. Bra.
Old man what n k you always Furniture and Fix-turn
an to J. K. Smith Bro., to do Demand
your can Duo from Dank
RF-SOURCES
Loans and Discount i I
i i .
King Quality shoe- are the
You will find them J. Ed
ward iV Sun.
Complete stock spring
at J. J. Edward ft Son.
ICE.
In order to make loom
next days we will fell I
regular high grade buggies
exceptionally low prices.
no lake, but business.
Milling ind Mfg. Co,
Ayden, N. C
Miss Ella Hart bin come home
from Richmond where she ha
been attending a business college
R. Smith it Bro. gives
. i
I i of this
i f the
Raleigh
Ii. Tripp
often
not The word is which a friend and ourselves;
one of the grandest in this a cowards and
ever written. What sentence
what ever written, ever sung
more eloquent, calculated
than any hod
We know tin
to stir heart and thrill the soul
of all true Southern born, than
South
Wherever heard it produces u
from Southern throat as
other can. Surely, the
gentleman did not As for
me and mine down Ayden Milling it Mfg. Co.,
in Dixie is good enough me. den, a. O.
Always down, South. Cannon ft Tyson are displaying I
Call and line most up to date line of
their price.
rock salt R. Smith
Bro., is the best thing I can get
for my stock. They only eat what j
they want of if a time.
Mis. R. Cannon, Mrs. Cason,
Minces Esther and Alma Cannon
and Ethel Pierce attended tie
memorial exercises in Greenville
on the 10th
Ladies misses and children black
it
I lie hi
Mayor J. J.
ins Id
pi ire the meeting
in M-ion
Any in i kind
--v. chines
-i
This i- knows I it a I
saves y dollars it. knows
i here i h price h i i s h eh a
c. . in i sold.
Our I a certain
iii
i gem rally .
Mill i Mfg.
X. C
new I-. ti It.
Smith S i i. have ii a hide
load . Ill ling
stoves, a can . iii choice
The s .; i a A
Ice
from now to the end of
Tin ii . latest ;. swill
found there If on want
i try In.
I ash ma,
Gold Coin,
Silver l
Bank note
in
2.0.1
i-12,041 I
i Capital paid ii
I i I. Ii fit
-i
Dividends unpaid
Ill
.
11.08
v-
Si
Wait to s
-.-.
WINTER
CLOTHES
Time to lay winter
clothes so r r
see to it ate
ed from moths until they an
anything wanted in
CARP
nigh grade
cm
D, I line ever brought lo this market.; The
Go to E. E, new
i from oven at Mo-
The mill of the Ayden Milling
groceries
Wears Headquarters for
class, light j
Ayden Milling ft Mfg. Co., Ayden
N.
Just received, fine line of
and can tit you up in any style I
set apace we cannot
Milling Mfg, Co., N. i Ayden, N- C
Fancy candies, oranges, apples I our spring stock of
easily convinced of the superiority
of material and market beef, fresh meats, sail
Ayden Milling Mtg. Co. . h fish.
R. K. Hail it Co. will do all they ; A high grade, smart be f
possible eat t please you with well made durable buggy can repair is now in in first
their new line of heavy and fancy ; in any style at any at n to
the Ayden Milling Mfg. ;. on shortest notice all who
A heavy rain, bail and electric I honor
I Storm passed over ibis section last special attention to
Thursday evening, yo
was done so far as we nave been I old
aide to learn. other of our citizens
We continue to build to Wednesday.
buggies for we do not
. ., we J-
Milling Mfg Co.
ft are re-
light iron, . M B Wrong eyeglasses are worse
Tripp ft The best. than none. If your
for Harris says J-
the trade, that are simply .,,. Taylor a graduate optician,
smoothest seat on the market ,.,,; far the best goods X. fit your glasses
Ayden Milling Mfg C. that he ever used that at prices. Noted
On Wednesday the 10th, Mr. knocked out several other leading doctors have said wrong eye
Walter of and in a test at Greenville last arc worse than poison.
Miss Fannie May were united in I summer. This paint is sold by J. j Wherever the convict force has
the holy bonds of matrimony St R, Smith Bro. worked they have mad., good
the May, father Miss Dennis, who lives generally are
the bride, near here, Rev. S. W. j near here, has a large and floe well pleased. Overseer
of performed of sheep. Wednesday night horn is the right right
the ceremony. There was worthless curs got after place.
large number the party a thy them and killed as many as Jive One of most elaborate and
passed through Ayden on ire know, bow many mote we have lines of summer dress
to the home of the groom. been unable to learn. Yesterday ever brought to Ayden l
daily new groceries l B R Dal ,,,. J. J. Edwards A Son.
light from the ,. M R Wrong eyeglasses are worst
wanted .
MOTH BALLS
MOTH POWDER
CAMPHOR
TAR BAGS
CHAMBRAY
A moth can't near any of
them. They're cheaper than
buying new
M. M. SAULS, Ph.
N. c.
RUGS, LAMPS and CURTAINS
Can fit out
House.
your whole
BEFORE THE HOUSE BURNS.
If you contemplate
your property wait While
are waiting y Or
house may by
lire.
The Time to Ad Now
while the property valuable
when you i
the its ton l
s i. me
it to you.
E. HOOKS,
hi
NEXT DOOR TO SAM
We have full line of
on the hunt killed
shoes for ladies,
pair guaranteed.
in display at store of W.
See I hem before
Every I two i m U la outrage. C. Jackson f.
One sheep is worth more than all making your They
J. J. Edwards Co. the sorry dogs in Pitt county. A are agents for patterns
Cotton king g slaughter ought to be and fashion sheets.
plows extra blades B. at once, and never be stooped First and
t. v ti-,. until the last brute is wiped from H.
. , ,. r. the lace the earth. Bro. Ayden, fl. V.
We are offering good values for ,
the money In shoes, bate, caps, hon
tables and I of the old time Gophers and any
door oil cloth Cannon Tyson. Do you want a nice suit, size blade yon want at J. B. Smith
A large plaining latest, ha. or low ft Bro.
proved tools with which to do . on Hart ft Jenkins for a bar
I designs If so go to JaCKSOn ft CO. I rt. of Columbia Flour, none better
have them quantities, to be had anywhere,
end will please you. We ,,.
Hanger,
in.- will lie
;. IT.
teed. M. Tripp A Bro.
We know vehicles values
we also know the buggies we build J- lo the marriage of Miss Bessie
sell that we gladly
. . or plans,
them. Come to see us
you buy or not. If you do
better elsewhere we do ml
Alma Chapman to Mr. Oliver
s at Winterville on
your patronage.
Ayden Milling and Mfg. Co.
Ayden, N. C.
J. A. Willis would beg to In.
form the public that he is prepared
Oranges, apples, bananas and all
fruits kepi by
horn.
For general wood and
work, buggies, wagons certs
consul V. Tripp ft
M. IS. Tripp ft BrO. are now
to move houses on short notice and prepaid to make wooden legs for
without damage at reasonable cripple horses or mules. Their
prices. latest was a success.
36th inst.
Say neighbor have you seen that
Simplex fertilizer distributor at
H, Smith A- Bro. It puts it out
any quantity you want and does
put at of row-
i Cheap machine.
Get the Cox cotton planter the
best on the market Smith ft
Bro.
A. P.
Painter and Pap
All
promptly and
fact lo
A. P. MURRAY,
ASK FOR
COLUMBIA Fl
you lull
your dealer will
pay you for returning it.
R. F. Johnson,
Dr. Joseph Dixon
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Brisk Block, Rest Railroad,
Ayden, N. C.
ARRIVING DAILY.
There is one thins; that do not claim in r
K. ii to jell goods th
; want to create the m
full . worn, style nor
. v bills and sin b lards w i
your mi id that ore are going b i
wish mood are receiving daily
m ill i in
RIBBONS. SILKS, EMBROIDERIES,
of
at
. IS
PERRY CO.
Norfolk. Va.
Cotton handlers of
Bagging, Ties and Bags
Con capon deuce and
solicited
l kind d ma I so desirable with the
Greenville and Tin county, and we do yo v
bast favor us with a to these many new things
Pulley Bowen,
THE HOME OF WOMEN'S FASHIONS.
WHEN YOU BEGIN
Your Household Cleaning for the Spring
Remember that we a Headquarters for High Grade .; .
price
FURNITURE, MATTING, OIL CLOTH,
Also Squares, Lace Curtains and numerous other household
Yours truly,
TAFT VANDYKE.
Subscribe to THE REFLECTOR,.
POOR

. .
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UNION MADE
Good is Always
Good Style
Better Fruits-Better Profits
Better poaches, apples, pears and
berries arc produced Potash
is liberally applied to the boil. To
full crop, of choicest quality,
Use a fertilizer less
than per cent,
Potash
i Send for car
III. v i v. .- ; Mil . booming
nil an i
WORkS
New
Sampling the Goods.
carried long, dim leather
end was evidently from out
town. Looking about some-
vital uncertainly in one
city music asked ; a e r-
book of airs. It was placed be-
fore him. II. opened ii
prod. an antiquated
and play softly,
leaf after leaf with careful fingers
us each piece finished.
Tho
ed first, weary of the
droning, and one
stepped up him and
you think the book will sum
you.
Tho lowered the
and, looking over ii in evident
prise, replied in of gentle re-
I tell, young man.
when haunt played near half the
Thou he placidly
FOR MEN
i.
. ; ., in
From the Time You Pi Them
. II h y g I
; I -.- , pair, with full i
I n r .; . ; II i
i KM s
EDI o I T
con -i-.
men, i-
. .
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. a
UNION MADE
FIT
the Foot,
the head
and the Book
BUSINESS ON WARSHIPS.
There Is Plenty of It. With Great Deal
of Money Involved.
The lei of I
in . i I rails-
-i . . d a
v. ; nil I
its.
. . . hat-
i e.
i . in
Bi
in.
the o
the
. his pay, fur
his ; ;. I of-
I i
making and
lint . i pi lines
on strictly
com mi . I money is
. if not n settle-
in tho month-
pay cl earn
by mil -i i i i nurse of
. r pay amounts
i i.
The Jackie usually works
i on ti o world on shipboard,
he makes quite n
n Ian There
man on one of
. . i j .
. . i. mini ;
; Jew York
i i an an
i work
i hi- account
. I of the
I'M-ll c ship.
i a. . In Hid
. , It . .; war-
i I hey run a
n . In ii and
; in
i . breach
n has to ho
York
another
An Hearer.
in i lion has its
side, . modern
after bringing up his small
son value the Bible from ii- liter-
as well as its inspired side.
en on one iii.-ion choice of the I
story I lie read him in the
drawing room hour he I ire bedtime,
the small promptly answered.
the i Ti
n downcast,
Bill the a kind heart.
If J i.
. . .
Ml SI Paid,
.
;. . The
pay . ;
i .
j . , ,
after the -ell-
bun
Sn, n
a I of i
o in nil the
If I I mild
on
It ii lid ti i- es
I i
ant . i-i her Dr. Kl
New j in
-i sine v ire fur all n
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I ii i re I--C id Urn
pi ii. . . i. i
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pun
I ; i i nip, W . i ;
and
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Com to Point.
m.
i upon hip I think
were V
a- she pun i- ll to
man in the
n replied
the . for
i ion I've . died ton
I have iii I
Press.
A. Verbena, Ala.
in from ii
severe pile-
doctor and all
remedies failed, Buck V
Item .
iii i- ii lid pain,
a L. In
Hi. Grit Wen.
A in a
rural of w as r,
and hi . i. to n I
and it; lo. I girl will know ll.
She
i ll . in
the I or tin k
-i d a .
The I i .
lady
and .;. ill I r shoes.
The c, lb obi
had m v and
he bluntly d in urn
loin nu n, ii
is i. one
in the v pi to b
fix the d I eh The
i i,. in i. . i i
THE ELDER
A Sample of the Laughable In
Which He Delighted.
Here i.- an amusing anecdote of
the elder Sot was
traveling on a tour in northern Eng-
land when their train
leaving York In- removed the rail-
road which a fellow actor had
in the band of hi.- hat.
want our tickets here,
he said casually, and hid
companion began an exhaustive
search for the missing ticket. When
he had searched his hat and hi-
pockets ten limes over and looked
the and floor again and
again ill vain, he exclaimed in de
I've lost my
tn I They'll make me pay
again I'd Bee them
hanged said
gel under the scat, and it'll be all
His friend d under the seat
and lay there, gasping with nervous-
as ticket collector came
the carriage door.
he demanded.
handed the man tick-
Is, sir Where's the
man
replied Sol
other gentleman
to travel under the seat, ltd only
his
Another anecdote con-
a practical joke which bad
more serious consequences, had
made appointment dine at a
re-1 a a ran i with an actor friend
named and was exasperated
hat in. I., wait long an-l nun .
for his . gin -i. Seeing at a
i table old gentleman
n ho v. even more i
and I ban himself. Sol
up ind and, hi
him a smack on ll i
him I id
boy
the devil you mean,
the old I
in his n I
I r illy beg your n.
i i I
you for an Pray
The old in in n r d his
sent, gm
la-i. i
him for I am n
i tin . V.
y re for it to In
I .
I . I I'll In l
I Ti Hill I p old
in mi i . and
old
cried h
And he went bid ind old i
him a
in. I and shout I fa nil
id am
. d. I v.
It ,
Iv.
Mutual
. with his
fine, i n in hi . going in
i rank ,. ; ; i. you from
the start, ii I an to be i
when are married. You are not
beautiful as many girls, but you
have more common sense and good
nature than any other half dozen
girl- I
you, dear said
Main i sweetly, I'll
frank truthful with you, as I
know You
have no than a goat, but
have the broadest and
i I smile of any man, woman
or i I have ever -i and it.
show
. -ire for frank ices
had mid be made
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THE EASTERN REFLECTOR.
D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner.
and Friday.
VOL. No.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. MAY 1905.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
No.
THE
GRIMESLAND ITEMS.
ANSWERED LAST ROLL CALL.
EXCESSIVE
PERSONALS AND SOCIAL.
assembled to hear t
of evangelist Martin.
Mia sang by request
Mother I'll be This is the
great song by M. Fillmore
which is creating such a sensation
at the meetings
in London. The other musical
features of the service were of the
usual higher order
Dr. Martin's farewell address
was a Strong and touching appeal
to Christians as wall as to those;
out of Christ.
At the morning services fourteen j
united with the congregation. The
have resulted in
good and only words of praise are
heard for the
There was a large crowd at the
opera house at to hear the
lecture and the Carib-
bean It was full of interest
throughout and the speaker held
bis audience enraptured from start
to finish.
The leaves
today for Washington, N. C,
where they meet for ten days.
They with them the good
wishes of a large number of
they have inane in this section of
the state.
a Meeting. N. May Resolutions Expressed by Bryan Grimes Unusually Warm Week But Dry Weather Monday, May 1905.
night the Christian Mr. A. II died in Camp of Confederate Veterans of is Needed. May weather is as
, . hospital Monday Pitt County. The S. Department of
church was crowded lo the doors ,. ., . ., ,
congregation which He Whereas, God His providence culture, North section, of B. O. Cobb Sunday
I farewell i has seen lit to remove from our Climate and Crop Service,
f Dr. David T midst since our last our Weather Bureau, a
Tuesday he buried at the obi comrades-
home place of his father, the late Samuel Moore,
James Galloway. He was a member Baker Taylor,
of the and i T. Harriss,
whose
turned out in full force and cm-
ducted the with most
solemn and impressive ceremonies.
Mr. Galloway WM a most
honest man leaves a host of
friends a wife and three small
children to loss.
Last Dr. C. M, Jones of
this place called in consultation
Dr. D of
N. C, to see a colored near
who was with
lien i- result of their
consultation they operated on him
The
crop bulletin, for the week ending I
Monday. May 1905, ;
past week was E. A. Cowan went over in
by very warm, sultry weather Greene Sunday.
, frequent in excessive
seine severe local
M.
Isaac Moore,
M. Hart. I thunderstorms
A. J. Baker I winds. mean temperature
averaged nearly
W. L. Stocks degrees degrees daily above
W A. Tucker. normal, with the highest tempera-
Lamb exceeding degrees t
H. A. Sutton or three days, Between I he
II. Murphy, there was abundant
Willis H. Williams warmth and favored
E. Grey Leggett, growth of vegetation.
It. E. Pollard, Showers were frequent; I be
Therefore be it n portion of the
1st That we bow humble state there was altogether
submission to His will, knowing rain, soaking the
Mi spent
day in Tarboro
Sun-
Mrs White, of Scotland
who baa been Mrs.
T. returned home this
Miss Mod lie, who bus
been Mis. J. J. Laughing-
house, ibis morning
vi-it
Mi-.
and Mm. Murphy, of Hal-
who have been Mrs.
II. Hauling, returned
CLASS MEETING.
Arrangements fur a Picnic.
A large number of the
died night o'clock. j that He all things well. keeping water courses
Mies Junes, of 2nd. That in the loss of our preventing the
lull, and
most
I was Wednesday we that our country work of the firmer at Ibis
ling to Mr Moore, of Johnson conn-1 has lost some of its best citizens, l Cultivation of rapidly
land that camp and g owing crops. The most severe
H. If. Proctor was their memory, knowing local storm occurred on the even-
Wed on business. ; that they were faithful and the 10th 12th over
Miss Myrtle Proctor, a student willing to discharge their duties us Wayne county, Harnett, Johnston,
of Winterville High school, was good soldiers of the Confederate Wake,
Oscar Hooker left morn-
I'm
Iv Lincoln went to Greensboro
Sunday morning.
Pea Class No. of the
in Sunday evening. Sunday School present the
Harding returned to
H Sunday morning. Baying I class
. was discussed decided.
A. Dudley, of Washington,
ha- visiting relatives here. sixteen young men and
Miss Harding, of seventeen women, and alter
is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. a careful Consideration of the mat-
Harding, it was decided that the class
Mis. F. C. James, of Bethel,; have a and each member lie
who been visiting relatives I allowed to Invite a not a
at home Tuesday.
Hon. J. Grimes, secretary 3rd. That In our
of was in our town Thursday hearts that feeling of love and
J. R. Proctor and Talley that their lives entitled
went to on , them to, while they will never
Friday morning. answer again to the
H. P. of Raleigh, we that they have
in town today. J it better laud where no
J. L. Sugg, of Greenville and more hardships and toll
of Washington,
Your Premises.
The ordinance published below
has to do with a matter of great
importance to the health the
town. Therefore most be observed
strictly, as it shall be enforced.
F.
Section All privies within
the corporate limits of the town of
Greenville shall be effectually
cleansed and limed, or otherwise
disinfected, twice a month daring
the months of May. Jack.
August, September and
and once a during the I
balance of the and ONE DAY FOR THE TOWN.
if necessary. Any person who I
shall fail to comply with the pro . Suggestion to Combine for One Large
visions of this section shall be Library.
ed live each offense. N. the proprietor
the merry go-round, has tender-1
his one day to the
and in west in Rutherford,
Davie, Alexander, Barry and Ire
dell. In these much damage was
done to the land and crops by
washing and high winds
blew-down many forest fruit
trees, fence and Damaging Raleigh.
hail in Wayne county
here, returned home this morning.
Mrs. iV it. Barnes, f Scotland
Neck, who baa been visiting Mrs.
T. Vincent, returned home
today.
Mrs. Jackson, of
and Mrs. Murphy, of
are visiting Mr. Henry
Harding.
Tuesday, May Hi, 1905.
R, R. Gotten It-It this morning
of class.
The place decided for
the picnic is just beyond House
station, There is a large
and a cool at this place, and
special arrangements arc
matte with the Coast Line railway
company for transportation.
The date decided upon is Tues-
day, May and it is now
thought that arrangements can be
made for the train to stop both
were here today.
has a com-
now H. B. No.
B. G. Mayo and T. G. Talley
spent Sunday in
Sunday on
4th. That we extend to their
families our sympathy in their
bereavement.
5th. Thai these resolutions be
spread upon our minutes and a
copy be sent to
Kings Weekly with a
request publish the same.
This May 10th,
E. A. Move, i
C.
If, A. Blow.
morning and evening to allow the
C. Parker went up the road to get off and on at
j Over most of the eastern morning.
and counties
was moderate and all conditions Harry Skinner went to Raleigh
y favorable. this morning.
A. Monk went to Tarboro
this
The Inland Way.
Norfolk, Va., May n-
was mane today of the
Board of Army which J. II. and family
is to make a survey for a ten or this morning for Henderson.
the thereby avoiding any
by grove being
me distance the depot.
This occasion is being looked
forward to with much pleasure not
only by members of the class, but
A. B. Ellington left this morn-1 also by many others win, are tout-
fur Asheville,
tend, and is thought that this
occasion will be one of the most
pleasant in the of the class.
n-i
Marriage Licenses
Register of Deeds issued
marriage license to following
couples last report.
Walter and Fannie R,
May.
Walter Clayton Johnson and
Fannie Richardson Farrow.
W. Haddock and
Gideon E. Allen Julia H.
COLORED.
Jr. and
Perkins.
Baptists Give
Kansas City, Mo., May
Miss Cornelia Manning, of lb
el, is visiting D. C.
c C. Skinner and mother, Mrs.
went to
this
A. in
the proceeds lo apply to
whatever object may be selected.
Mayor F. M. that
the ladies take charge of mat-
let Hie proceeds apply to
library interests f the town,
in which case all the people would
be benefit Mayor Woolen.
also suggests that if the ladies of the complete waterway from Nor-
the End of the Century Book Florida, folk to Beaufort.
would combine their public library South
With the graded school Virginia.
this
twelve foot Inland waterway
Norfolk and Beaufort, X.
as provided for by an act of Con-
The is to be composed
Lieutenant Colonel Smith B,
Leach, with at
Washington, D. c,
states and territories I Clement A, of Wilmington,
at the annual gathering Del j and Captain George P.
of the Southern Baptist Convention Howell, of Charleston, and
today contributed 135-1,000 for the board is to meet at the call of
foreign missions. In addition, a Colonel Leach. It i- also to
to the same i possible
was limn New I cost of such private waterways as
York woman, whose name be needed in establishing H. A. originator of the
spit ball and the of the
Arthur grounds will visit the
Wednesday
B. FRANCIS.
Greenville,
Dear A painter Erie,
Pa., Mr. John Brand, first painted
Mi-s Dora,
for Asheville.
Mrs. G. Galloway, of Ml.
Airy, who has been visiting Mrs,
Hurry Skinner, returned home
let both be used together as a pub-1 southwestern stales gave
lie library under supervision
the remainder.
night.
Wednesday, May 1905.
went to
Visit of Bishop.
Rt. Rev. Robert Strange, bishop
of this diocese, visited St. Paul's
palish Sunday and preached ex-
sermons to large
both morning and evening.
At the morning a class of
fourteen was confirmed. The eon-
Urination ceremonies and lecture
were interesting.
College Opens 24th,
young and woman
possible should the Green-
Business College on atmosphere
cl i pays young
p like bit education.
o r. , ii I n
F. G. James, left
for New
Ibis mom ins
No more lead and oil for
He can do a better job at less cost
with Devon.
Attributes his increase of
to
That's all there is to this yarn,
unless be goes into particulars.
This, instance; covers
more, and so costs less. The
son is; lead zinc is better than
lead; machinery grinding is
better band.
And lasts longer.
The reason is, lead and zinc is
better than lead; and
is better than hand.
B. Cherry returned Tuesday
evening from
Dr. Charles went
Greensboro Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Mary E. Ward, Bel hi I.
P. s.
Paint.
Yours truly,
P. w. Co.
II. Cart sells
our
Brodie in Washington.
Mr. Brodie Duke, of Ninth
Carolina, is a guest of the Raleigh. I this morning
the Book club, it would Mr
the town one large library in place j Colored Graded School. j in ,
of two small ones and from a great- The commencement exercises of seem to have excited any baneful
I benefit than at present. Let; the colored mailed school of Green- on his personality, and
matter discussed at once, j villa began Monday night with an I he with friends
I and accept Mr. I address delivered by Prof. W. H. lo his cheerful way.
I use the proceeds of the merry-1 v I He is a n of the lute t., Greensboro
I go-round for the combined library. tbs Odd Fellows hall, Ha spoke I Duke, the founder of the
on the needs of the colored I ace and bi other of Duke, .
I , . ,. ,. mi I is visiting her sister; t.
and gave them sonic wholesome president of the American Tobacco M
as lo what they must do if Company, commonly known a-, the
to in life, trust, and who is reputed to lie George Ben Johnson mills eastern Virginia, North
the will give worth something like Ayden, is vi-it bis uncle, II. l. Carolina and met here
hill . i . J
Pointed Paragraphs.
Bound judgment
make the most nose.
Barring h
Carolina Lumber Men
Norfolk, The North
Carolina Pine Lumber Association
I controlling all the buyer lumber
woman trios to appear up to dale.
An occasionally domestic storm
the
concert in t Fellows ball Brodie Duke is Coward.
today,
per cent of
and a cordial in by bis lawyer, and ll. J. left this the lumber now on hand with
Gist Coming.
The Wake College Glee
a tour
. t Greenville the
or 1.111.
in
Never judge a worth
i, worn at n
Breach of
When ; I .- Mm
.
. , ll-l
m no-1
are t he U end did
tat
white people attend.
Young Minister of Promise.
Rev. M. Austin, .
-1, in he t
. ,
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j to bis
id a
lull I'll I
happenings Salem th
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and
el
Ready for Ball.
, nice
he Ail
a round
been enclosed and
, n led It
era association,
L. Little left
Mil Carrie On;
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Bank- small demand were reduced, with
an in r main-
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of all surveys,
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