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GREENVILLE'S
Great
. .
of . i . fort
Good Taste is Always
Good Style
on Health Shoes
FOR MEN
Tie i n obtained Is due principally to their
ti n
Comfortable From the Time You Put Them On.
, , , a has succeeded in equaling them. The
.; . . ; s. The price is W. pair, with full value
I, ; . i . I long hold their shape as well as the 15.00
I CALL AND INSPECT THIS LINE.
MACE
FIT
the Foot,
the Head
and the
And a Token of
Eternal Surrender
J. B.
.
I ii i
STORE.
Dinner was just over at moss
room of the young officers of the
White hussars, stationed outside of
and i group of fellows
ton, idly lounging on the beautiful
c that the city.
Suddenly Lieutenant turn-
ed to one of the men behind him
and. seizing bis arm, cried
no use. old man We all
about it, so might as well
The officer whom he bad
ken looked in astonishment, lie
was a hand-on fellow,
with honest blue eyes and a proud
bearing.
hat in thunder are you talking
he demanded amiably.
look -o replied
the other. one bore knows
that are engaged to Mi- Kitty
know more do,
the all pi;.
happened lei the with
her the ore- lady
and In ha n mi riding
. In and brother it follows,
. I am . i to the
Ii i- I you might ex-
t a . .
kit ill an
ill; I .
. be said.
if I had In in I
tin aid I m . I. Ii
Colonel tire In.- you like a
.-on. and Madeline n most
hew i tell in j; young hull.
is favored at
present. .
This hi- words a
and
Mad Why, die i- only a
Tin n all know about
said Kirby
a of growing up and lie-
fascinating young
Worthington did re-
ply, lie Lad received a shock, and it
was not long before he made some
excuse and hastily limited the com-
In fellow officers,
we are
walked rapidly in the
the colonel's The
curtain were drawn and
.-hewed . large ;
lighted, but ha Madeline's
e. w .-
The hi mi- .-; about to
ring the Ml when the young girl's
laugh rally,
brad. Without doubt
was l here.
I turned i . furious with
-elf one else.
impudent voting puppy What hi i
had lie coining around
Madeline And win hadn't he, Ber-
that colonel's
was no longer n child, tun a very
young i Did ii need
a stranger make him recognize
the u
ant If in
to hi- rooms. ., for
a long tune the silvery
. lb ii d the wind
lie could think of nut hut Mail-
and now i-i lest him
fur his d ways in
forgetting the main little
no one hut lie had shown the
colonel's daughter. Ber-
was full of the
-harp speech he Ii id made her a few
days before when her levity had
seemed particularly ill timed, and the
memory of a tear .- had dashed
away became intolerable.
In fact, that single ear prevent-
ed sleeping, lie tossed
and turned in vain.
Vt last, with the dawn and an
early ride through the cool country,
the I
order in the of
his idea.-. at Io .
he mads his u ore the
colonel's door, and I hi- lime he did I
not hesitate It r j the bell.
The m lid Ii I in lie k of
the w here id over-
looked the be
Troubled, hi- rt b
I id,
d looked pi
of fellow
. is
.
r, pi
to Ii
sail.
demur her,
visit I Id. shall
probably be very busy for the next
two or three
that you did not
I come to Roe us lat asked
Mad a
night No; had a
your now duties as
prevented you also. How is
the attractive Miss j
Miss Kitty Do you
believe that and bull story, too.
Mad had more
sense than to credit every story that
the gossips in place set.
growled Bernard.
A sudden smile crossed
piquant face, but she repressed it
instantly.
I thought she was such
an intelligent well balanced
and
your she added, a spice of
malice in her lone.
1- a thousand miles from
the lady of my de-
the lieutenant warmly, look-
earnestly at his pretty
ion. She has none
of the charm, the freshness, the wit,
that would attract want at
least a show of tenderness in the
woman to whose mercies I
my one who will love
me, if only a little. Besides,
he suddenly rest raining his
impetuous outbreak, might
have trusted me enough to
would told you before
any one else if it
me at all.
he asked a pause.
young girl looked at him in
surprise.
if you Bernard con-
without waiting for an an-
want to you a question.
May
Madeline nodded her bead in eon-
sent.
me, then, is it true you
lime
The colonel's daughter moved
patiently, bin Bernard braved her
displeasure.
cannot tell you how much
hope it is not he went on, Bob-
by 1- chap, bill not ill all the
kind of fellow for you. Von would
never be with him in the
the world. can't
upon him for an realize
that what am and doing
Under the Same Condemnation.
The Davidson Dispatch
is currently reported and gen-
accepted as a truth that there
are from three to live illicit
in almost constant operation in
township, this county. Rev-
officers are in Lexington almost
every week, but one never hears of
their visiting township, not-
withstanding the fact that they
had positive and reliable information
t of the condition of affairs existing in
that township. Why is thin Can
you explain
We have no idea why it is and
hence cannot explain it; but take
leave to suggest that while revenue
officers are in Lexington almost
every week, it is likely that David
son county officers, charged with the
execution of the Slate laws, are in
Lexington almost every day; and if
the facts about these illicit distiller-
are as d, they are DO more
to be acquitted of dereliction of duty
the revenue officers are to be
convicted of it. The operation of
illicit distilleries is as much a viola-
of the Watts law as is of any
Federal statute. If county officers
do not know this they should get
down the acts of the legislature of
and read about amongst the
law s for a spell. one of these
abominable little moonshine
should be destroyed wherever
audit is a duly equally in-
upon State and Federal
officers to find destiny them To
exculpate one set by silence and rail
cut against the other when both are
equally guilty of failure to discharge
a plain duty, is partisanship gone to
Observer.
may seem unworthy an Ii
and a gentleman, but, oh, Mad, I de-
sire happiness more than any-
thing in the world, and I cannot
bear lo see yon throw yourself away
upon n man who I know is not
The lie mint stopped. He was
pale, but voice rang clear and
earnest.
said Mad after a
slight did not know
Mr. desirous of making
me his wife. Certainly I have
nevi r given him the smallest en-
men in
she a moment and
then added
ever I marry it will be with a
man lo whom can give my whole
confidence, some one whoso com-
Original Observations.
The cream of society is very often
nothing but lei milk.
every man who runs for
at office has a walk-over.
A man's distant relatives
those who have the most money.
has no in
church Unit has no interest in
humanity.
Bread is lie life and it is
frequently the Indigestion of life,
will be both glad and proud sow aid pigs.
become and who will be gentle w
to
and kind with
Bernard looked at her. He had
never her in mood
She had him
r he had tried to lie serious.
a brute yo 11111-. ink
me, lie murmured contritely.
I ever have been
an lo scold
Madeline bands in a
tit gesture of denial, and her
eye- inly. Bernard
at hi r, scarce daring to hope.
Behind the hi ever lay a love too
to In denied, and the
I.- d both the whit
voice
his. dust then a
above m
m r for two
are not doing a killing
III
colonel, cried Ber-
I, turning toward the piazza,
win d
I, would laughed
are iv. me
me I Iv my I
beg I love
The colonel Mrs.
on, who was
dear, is
be asked, i Here .- B
who an Made-
. I
I to you
Mrs. Gregory looked happily at
her daughter.
do dear Are
you not
M,.
mother and r
then she d to I pager
yo h her.
. . iii . mi
My.
re
m lie ores
in
the
token of eternal
I id, Boston Her-
About first of April there
strayed my mar
H Sow pigs.
The sow is black and white, slit in
one ear swallow in the
other. Suitable reward fur in--
formation lending to n en very t
J. W. Perkins,
N. t;.
Many h good has been
given the degree
by idle go-sips.
Tuesday the Blades Lumber Co.,
New bad a 15.000 fire
their plant.
They Hie surveying for an
road between and
SUITED.
A barrel for
A hand out for the beat,
A knock-out tor the bruiser
And for the feet.
is the name. All
sell it and guarantee the result.
DR. MOTT'S
PILLS s
WE
I I V Q r y;,
Shrunken
to r
.,.
1.11,1 hf
our
old at
Hut. it
for ft.
lit . in l. I p n Of or upturn
by mail on price, lilt.,
CO.,
ARNOLD'S BALSAM
is CURE.
Dysentery by
Jno. L. Woolen and Coward Woolen
R. L.
Dentist.
N.
SUBSCRIBE TO
THE EASTERN
D. J. Editor and Owner.
and Friday.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
VOL. No.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, TUESDAY, MAY 1905.
No.
UNVEILING OF MONUMENT.
AT
Mr. Joyner to New Closing Exercises of Graded School.
Today-Flag Will Be Received by There f ,
Mrs. Edmund N. Joyner. in North that baa a
Mr. Andrew Joyner left at splendidly conducted school
o'clock last for New Bern and from which
lie present at the unveiling of the there has been better results.
of the state of New superintendent, Prof. J. II.
Jersey to the soldiers of that state is an up-to-date school man
who were killed in the battle of in broadest and a teach.
in At battle of mat ability. He has
a New Jersey captured been assisted in the of the
the flag of the j school three lady
Plow and if will he exercises
to the this held on
of tie company today. After; At Hoe, K Hill-
will Hard, of delivered
received by Mia. Mary the. address Every
Joyner, wife Edmund the for ere
N. Joyner, as sixteen year old hour to bear the address and the
Mary not only aided in I toe people out
the flair, but was selected A people from the
by patriots to present surrounding
to the Plow boys, which she did for the grass hey would hive
in a neat little address. The ting been there in numbers. Mr.
was accepted by the captain of Billiard spoke n the
now Major Hard- i.-s their
of Greenville, N. V., and it is
remarkable that both be and head of
j lady who presented it, and
and will be present to receive and they were of two I
it back again after the lapse and real, and that they I
nearly half a century. Mr. and have the relative proportion to
Mrs. Joyner passed through last as a mouse lo an
night from Columbia, and Mr. He showed in a
Andrew his brother, joined earnest manner how
them here to Mr. might be The
and Joyner will be was a masterful effort from
the slate of North Carolina by to end. Mr. was
invitation of Glenn. strong happy m his
lion f every point made, and the
waiter beard a sen-i thoughtful
MERRY-GO ROUND AND LAWN PAR-
TY.
A GREAT GAME.
Greensboro Telegram.
ITEMS.
N. V. May
Mrs. ti. returned
Wednesday pending
two weeks-with relatives in
folk, Va
M. ,. , , , ,
rs. B. B. and ,, , , .
. u . . , ville mi I his
Mary, who have been visiting
Mrs returned Mon-
day to their home in Elizabeth
City.
Mi. Robert mm, a popular bard-
ware drummer of Petersburg spent
a few days in town ibis week.
Mrs. O, O. spent
day in Greenville with Mrs. K It.
A. died
gentleman say alter speech
was concluded ten years from
now this speech be bearing
results in the lives of every tine
young man that heard it.
Such speeches area benediction
I to any community and the Farm-
one.
At night B splendidly selected
program was rendered Id a manner
that r. fleeted c upon the
pupils taking Some of
pieces were in effect.
town has. a large handsome
opera house about completed and
the exercises held in this.
There must have been something
Large Amounts Taken in by the Altar
Workers and Aid Society.
The Altar Workers of the
Methodist church bad
go-round In charge Thursday night.
While the Ladies Aid Society
ed refreshments on the court
lawn, of these societies
the church received the large
patronage which they s- justly
merit, and the receipt- far
those of previous Donation of
this kind.
For several days it had been the
intention of Altar to
charter me an
evening, but on account of
contracts Manager
could not at ones name a date
However, a more lovely
and night could not have been
Indeed it was ail
mg of beauty and a night of stars,
with no cloud hi- I
I the Altar made good
use of every opportunity to
. the occasion successful one.
As a result of their efforts
were taken in at the
round, which so delighted Manager
that he gave a
minutes ride free t . the
While Altar Workers w- b
engaged as above the
ladies of the society were
busy serving refresh men Is. Tie
court house lawn had been baud-
Homely lighted, attractive
seats were tastefully arranged
About the green. Early in the
evening the was crowded
with y and old, and
ladies were kept busy serving
delicacies, As a result of their
efforts the receipts at lawn
party amounted to making
of taken in by the
Altar Workers and Aid
jointly.
thrown in 3rd, Blow thrown
2nd.
Henpeck. Lo to Greenville by Score Henpecks up, fan-,
While. H., hits pitcher
AND SOCIAL.
Thursday, 1904.
Thus. of is
in town
The greatest ball game ever on at 1st, fans.
known In history of Greenville Greenville hits to
as played in park Fri- pitcher and out at White h 1-
afternoon. Henpecks played to left, makes l-t .
j tome disadvantage, as their bits 3rd out a 1st, White
tar pitcher, Anderson nukes
spit ball list unable to fill 1st, . lame, hit. ,., ant ,
bi position in the box, having Anderson and ville this
pitched a game be day be- Henpecks up, hits
re wag called at to short and out at l-t. Brown hits
Greenville at the and Wood-1 to 3rd and out at 1st, Hail
in the for Henpecks. ,,,,, -no Moore and win, Harry went
up aid Blow ditto, for two In Forbes hits this
wen- , Winter-
at Oral m.-n down, three bagger, and P., b- a ville evening
la-e on halls, Brown score, Blow called for cutting 1--,
Alston thin baseman's Moore hits to makes l-t,
goes t. second, White hits to and out, Moore
to left field, Wood-1 scores, Sanders up fans Rev. II J-. Moore left this
word scores, Flanagan tips to Henpecks op, Flanagan hits to morning for Ki. son ville-
bits 2nd out at hits left, Mrs. J. K. returned
Brown thrown at 2nd, Overton ,,,, evening
scores, hits to short, makes on balls, B., base on balls, ,
p., bits throw nut by S of
ville, 1- i. u H- days here.
C I-. Lincoln has from
I Gilliam to Tar-
this morning.
W. Brown went to
O. Hooker Wednesday
evening from Norfolk.
. If. for
Wed evening.
ball thrown from catcher,
j White II, inns. Warren out 3rd while taking a
Mis nap,
i Wood aid out 2nd to Score Score lo favor
up, While Umpire, Flanagan, lime of game
by 2nd baseman, hits hours and minutes,
Held, thrown 2nd, Wood-
tips fly to pitcher, out. ward Hits on on
Henpecks bat. While hits
Forbes in box, Brown Blow, Flanagan, Three
thrown out by base Home run-
baseman.
Greenville up, base
on balls, James bits to short,
Anderson takes 2nd, Pritchard
flies to right field, Forbes
Blow bits for two buses, Audi rot
and James
GRADED SCHOOL.
. Nobles ii.
returned
ii lining.
Mis. thus. and son
Charlie, returned Wednesday eve-
from n to Kelford.
Mrs. Mary Lang, of
and Miss Alien Lang went to
Kins ton evening.
Mrs. A. Whichard, of
Whichard, at d her guest, Miss
x Mary of Norfolk, spent today
; hen- with Mrs. J. Whichard.
F. Harding and little
1.11
New Bern to be present at the
the u 1111- .
ITEMS
; six seven hundred people
Sunday , .
morning after an of several T
weeks. The deceased was a native I
, ,. in we have ever
of Nash county and ins remains
. ,,; i, , st en any here, I here were Several
conveyed to hi.- old
m . never in the
Tuesday morning for , ,,. h
W. II. Hawkins, of Chicago, bu
was in week. L
Mr. and children, of
visited our K
Thursday afternoon. Of as line a board of
J. a and daughter, charge of a
Mamie Both, of Greenville, spent
Wednesday win. . Everybody showed their interest
Wednesday night
Mrs. Ricks,
with Dr. and
by Closing their business
Joe Bawls, of Greenville,
at hotel Wei- red
letter day education for
night.
Miss Katharine,
who has been sick for several days
is able to be out again.
Little Edith sick
With I feyer.
tin
Presbyterian Church
Services tomorrow the Pies.
I district.
Will Not Be Tolerated.
Wednesday afternoon two
solute white women who had
id more liquor than was
need
took buggy
in the Ties- ., , hum
both through tin
evening Since several of pan This morning they were
ton are absent their pulpits before Mayor to anew
this week a cordial i- and had to
and coats, with the
these . u, will be more
the preaching of
i , I I, I
need Did-
. db
wot the first hi grand-mother,
I Iii on, in South
h Ito
black and
N. C, May 1905.
A of is reported in
this and adjoining neighborhoods,
Mrs. Louise of
I Friday
some time with son,
M. F. C. Cameron and Mrs. Ii. i
Cameron have been spending a
few days here, and
to yesterday.
and Mi.-,
Tucker
in Winterville.
Several of our friends attended
the farewell sermon of Dr. Martin
Sunday evening,
went to
Saturday.
Misses Ad nit and
I Dannie and Me-
Lawhorn
i Stove Sunday.
Mies Bessie Smith, Woodland,
u. in the neighborhood Sunday
Miss spent Saturday
night
and Joe i-
ere in this vicinity Sunday.
Ola Winterville,
I spent Saturday with Lewis
G. James this mom
It from New Bern.
F. Harding this
morning from New Bern.
W. E. Nichols went to
Ending of the Second Session
graded school, the
ore, Blow the town, has closed its
r, . term was commemorating the battle of New
bat, successful and gratifying. Bern during the civil war, which
u, Overton T,. ,. ,,,,,,., ,,
the work done In every was . , AI
error, caught at excellent. Friday, May 1906.
K ago preparations were I G. W. Baker left this morning
Greenville, W bite hits through for an elaborate commence- for
first, vis fly a, , ,.,;,., the ,., C. W. went to Winter-
,.,. ,., ,, after,.
White scores, out short cough
am the this had to be
Henpecks, White H-. singles to V. interesting ex-
center, James was on the held Friday
and threw nut, home lull ,
run by wild by ; . ii.,; . . the pupil-
man. Woodward bats makes fit rendering . ., Thursday evening.
makes first, hits c along ,, ,. . ,,,
through Woodward scores, in regular They
Brown showed training.
and it At the address Johnston went to Winter-
to short and is out, by E. evening,
and makes first, faun. t a large Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Moore went
Greenville op, Prichard out being out lo hear bun, sub- to Winterville Thursday evening,
to left, Forties makes Alston error. was A. I; ,.,.,
Blow hits right field, p- Mount Thursday
to 3rd, Moore mil to people have the pleasure
left, Blow steals 2nd, White hits -I to. He of
right thrown t 2nd, Blow and the prevailing Mrs. E. A.
Forbes scores. disposition to fall down and borne
White, H., fans, possess wealth,
swings to Woodward do not make nobility. Mrs. J. Grimes, who has
b hat, thrown out at 2nd, what been visiting her Mr. and
bunts has I hat makes noble. J. J. left
up, Woodward to steal synopsis of the evening for
2nd. Three men down. It Every Saturday, May
,. , , sentence was n gem and
returned to Raleigh
It hi l .
mother
and
I hi-
ll to.
Chet
Old Dick
The . Ill it's little folks ate
. of
to m
year It. Cherry.
horse I'm
we
and
passed the
as
ho,
Greenville up, bits to , . .; w
center, Jarvis makes Let, Sanders
Anderson suck speeches could
hits to Center, hits to short,
Jarvis scores, makes 1-1, Cured Him.
Forbes fans, three . en on base, . , , .
candidate, in
its for t base James
, . ., speech ii ins to election
Audi core, e hits 3rd u . , , ,
. had to to in II
d Is .
of children
C, skinner returned to New
this
Rev; II. Moon turned from
evening,
B. i . and little
this
i; i, ii -Some
i; foul . , beating but .
ll
. . man, .
rod
. .
. .
rd, Jarvis fans I I know I I .
. . . .
.
id
n id to Winterville
tarry,
from
took l
POOR PRINT

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A Telephone
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is a door to
YOUR BUSINESS
Advice to the Aged.
Infirmities, such as
weak kidneys
TORPID LIVER.
have a specific effect on organs,
m it the
it; p i form their natural functions
1-1 and
I Ml VIGOR
to and LIVER.
era adapted to aM and young.
mm, Ur
E f- told his.
I Interest in the of Greene Brown
I heretofore In the town of
IS LOCKING DOOR
Can You Afford it
For Rates
A p. LY
LOCAL or
Company,
Not Quite
How oft you g
done a
nail driver or
r Have a
tool and b n pan for
la all i lire, i
ire I it tool
box not . .
article.
N. C, to Wiley Brown, the
-a ii lit fin- a Brown is hereby
m l . consent from
till,
In toe form dissolution the said
Wiley ail the accounts
and the
Greene Brown All per-
owing said tit in will, therefore.
make payment to said Wile. Brown,
and all persona having claims against
id Mm Green Brown will
sent wile; Brown for pay-
w our hand and signatures.
day of April,
W. H.
Knows,
I having the interest of
w. B Greene In the of
Brown, will con the business in
ti i Brown at the
place, and l glad to have the
a of firm favor ma
with a nuance of their patronage.
PI Kb 1906.
Brown.
Having sold o i Interest
in the On one Brown to Wiley
Brown i. v i ; the business
i. the . B Brown at the
sun. . a id take pleasure ii
i-i mm to tin favor and pat-
th public.
This 1-th.
w. II.
DIRECTORY.
COUNTY
J. Elks,
Chairman, W. It. Horne,
J. R. Spier, J. K.
J. W. Page.
Clerk Superior C.
Moore.
W. Tucker.
Register of
TreasurerS. T. Whit.
William
D. Cox.
Board of Q.
Cox, Chairman, B. M.
Whitehurst, L. C. Arthur,
Superintendent
W. H.
keeper C E. Flem-
m o and
Scottish man's
SALE.
v.
Of Course
You get Harness,
Horse Goods,
or
lac of conferred
i i i an order
in i i- i ,. proceedings
no pi
Pitt em led Ii. E. vs.
ii will ex-
ii- the c
i town Greenville
. ; Ma;.
the tract or par-
r ii ii to wit
. i , I He
. and do-
J P
,. r at I
fl h . line of
H t V-
t , , . . .,.
. .
-j I
i i t -i
fin i are r. .
el, Ti . . Bad-
Steads, I i;
a-
T I es, F
I i i i Call s n
Life Co i
i, i.-. ; I
At.; lea, Jelly, Mil.
Hour .- t . n. Meat, i
Ly, uric food, Oil.
ti. .
. i, lei
Applet u m .,
i, ii-
i. rt i . i-t
kt- r
h- H -i N.-w
;.; i
m MU ,
f h. I e
II as
, .-.
s I .-
i an
east
ha; known
. in old
aid William
i. Hooker's line
Ml feel T.
i .
. i -n
ii i, in m . n tin
. -ti-.- i
II r I to . ll
I ii -T . feel a
i, roe ail the i the lie-
. . r known
and i-i; ii, v. . house prop,
. i. t
Tern cash,
.- the i day . y
I.
H. HT. I
We Keep
School Books
School Supplies.
If You Need
an Book
We've Got It.
Ml Kinds Of-
Stationery
ind anything carried in
a Book Store.
BOOK STORE
COBB BROS. CO.
Norfolk, Va.
Buyer and Brokers in
Cotton, Grain and
Private Wire to New York
and New
LANIER HILLIARD,
N. C.
MARBLE MONUMENTAL WORK
Of EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Iron Fencing Sold.
Char-ea enters and
-k
on Cabin
branch I
and north of bounded on
sou, by i Bert Sum-
at t. on north in
Sn th. .; t
i This
March, Id person
or to rest
u ab land must tile
their in me within
iii J days, or will lie barred
law. rt.
Ti k. i i for Pitt county. I
Mar. h
NOTICE
The Ci. k the of
Pitt county
tome, the undersigned on
17th day l March, on estate
of H. deceased,
hereby given to ah persona
th to make pay-
to to all
creditors of said to present their
claims properly authenticated, In
Undersigned, within months
after the date of this notice, or this
notice will be plead in bar of re-
This the day of March,
K. G. James,
Executor of the estate of J. Cherry.
NOTICE TO
of administration on the
estate of Morrill, deceased,
having been issued to the undersigned
on the 10th day of April, by the
Clara of the Superior court of Pitt
county, notice ii hereby given to all
creditors of said estate to their
claims properly authenticated to the
undersigned on or before the 11th day
of April, or this will be
plead In bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
This 10th day of April,
S.
Administrator of the estate of
Morrill, deceased
D. L. James
Dental
Surgeon
Greenville,
TOWN
.- S.
Charles Cobb, J. R. Move,
W. A. Bowen, A. H.
C. Carr, T. E. Hooker.
J. C. Lanier.
M. Wooten.
J. Whichard.
L. Carr.
Tax D. Rountree.
Chief, J. T As
J Q- W.
H.
Chief Fire Ola
Dispensary
W. Bryan, J. X. Hart, J.
L. Sugg.
meetings each
day night. Sunday schools
a. m.
j Baptist Rev. A. T. King, pas
tor. Services every Sun.
day. W. II.
Superintendent of
School.
H. H. Moore,
pastor, Services every Bun
day. R. Parker Super-
Sunday School.
W. E. Cos,
rector. Services every
and third Sunday. W. H
Brown
Sunday School.
Free Will Baptist- Rev.
II. Ni.
regular mm vice
J A
day Services every Sunday
t S
of Sunday School
Presbyterian Rev P i Han
pastor Services every
Sunday I the
Sunday in each month. W
B Dove Superintendent
Sunday School
LODGES
Greenville Lodge No. A
F A M, meets 1st and
Monday nights each
month It Williams, W
Mi Wiley Sec
Covenant Lodge No. I O O
F Meets every Tuesday
night. T R Moore, N
W K
Tar River No. K of
Meets every I
night E Flanagan, C
T J Moore, K of R
Tribe No
I O R M, meets every
Thursday night J R Co
Sachem; W P Ed
wards, C of R
Council No U A
M. meets Friday
night J B Randolph,
J G R S
HORSE
Secret Methods That Ware Used by
Irish Animal Trainers.
us well as the far north
of had has
its though
the which give
to the
never
in to have existed in is-
land. have been
lonely men, whose secret bus
ally died vi ii them.
must famous of
modern times was James Sullivan of
No horse was ever
brought to Sullivan which he did
not permanently tame. Ordinarily
native animals he would master in
a few minutes. For exceptionally
horses he took about half an
hour, during which time he shut the
stable door and forbade any one to
open ii till he gave the signal. When
the door was opened, the horse was
Still do n Slid Sullivan, by his
playing with him as u child
doc- with a puppy. There was no
tying up of the foreleg or any oilier
visible moans of coercion. How las
us. v was obtained no one
could tell.
A successor of Sullivan, mimed
became almost equally fa-
and was urged to ex-
plain what was the of his in-
But treated his
questioners as Samson did the
deluding t in in with various
mill Inn answers. At one
time, for instance, lie said I ho secret
lay in the horse putting
one hand firmly on crupper
with other ping his shoulder
then to fro,
will ;.; and gradually
mg motion till you throw him. I
At i r i he protested that;
his i. i v, i. animal's ear.
are well known key j
. I stubborn,
v will In- wholly I
i iv ice or e, and
yo I en I i a v i horse's ear be-
n nil in I bite hard you
arc and ho your
she ; in time forward.
As lo tin III ; lie
I . l I
I -up-----
fill I hi; III
be ii If you have unit
hour lo do work
n as
well a-
who.- ; I I
Announcement
We beg leave to announce that we are
Wholesale and Retail
White Lead, Paints,
Colors, and and
v Ready nixed Paints.
citron
Gob
in I. ii
ii and i
Th. cf the Bee.
voice organs of
North County.
II. V.
s. of
S. H. Jefferson, f moon and Warrant
Aft of Singer I of Attachment.
The defendant above named will take
notice that a summons In the above
entitled action was issued
d.-f on day of April,
1905 by U. Harding a Justice of the
of county, N C, for
sum of twenty-two dollars due said
plaintiff by which summons
Is returnable before said Justice his
in Greenville In said county and
in Greenville township on the
day of May, defendant will
also take notice that warrant of at-
was by said Justice
on the of April, against
the property of said defendant
which warrant is returnable before
said Justine at the and place
above named for the sum-
mons. When and the defendant
company or its mil request-
ed to appear end answer or demur to
complaint or the relief
will be granted. H. J. P.
This May 4th,
TO THE
Tl.
the lice lire wings,
the n and
a true v in the breath-
The buzz
i- prod in by two and the
hum, may he cheerful
or lit
cal of the
bee's have interpreted.
is the cry of contentment;
glorifies egg
of the queen; is
the note of the young bees play;
menus the muster of a
swarm; the slaughter or
expulsion of drones, and the
of the newly
young is answered by the
of the queens still
imprisoned in cells.
There is in the world better than
the Harrison line. It has behind it a
reputation for honorable wares and honorable
dealings. .
If you use the Harrison Paints you need
never worry quality. .
We trust that you favor us with your
orders whenever you want good paint for any
Have just a car load and
can give you Special Prices.
Baker Hart
N. C,
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF GREENVILLE.
GREENVILLE, N. C
AT THE OF BUSINESS MARCH 1905.
A Part
A boy was holding a candle for
his master, a plumber, in
town, who was doing some repairs
ton pipe inside a dwelling house.
The boy carelessly held the candle
too his master's head, up
went Ins hair in a blaze. The mas-
turned around in a rage and
stupid idiot you
what The
folk of I'm house think been
singeing a sheep's head with the
smell setting
said the boy,
be far
American.
Sartorial
The painter or the sculptor feels
satisfaction and his bosom swells
with same pride when an
example from his brush or in
an art or a distinguished
collection, but his satisfaction and
pride are not equal in duration to
those the cutter knows, for the work
of the cutter meets him,
him wherever ho goes,
while that the pigments
or in stone remains in place and
must be visited to be
and Cutter.
The Water.
An old on a vessel ob-
served two sailors pumping up water
to wash the dock, and, tho captain
being near, she fol-
captain, so you've got a
well aboard,
ma'am. Always carry
the polite captain.
clever, it's so much
better than the nasty sea water,
watch always dislike
Loans and 1160,389.40
Overt rails 8,804.74
securities, etc.
Furniture Fixtures 8,647.89
Due from Hank. 86,568.84
1,474.04
Coin
Silver
Vi if 20,900.00
Stock paid in 125,000.00
surplus,
Undivided Profits less
Expenses Paid 8,088.96
Deposit subject to check 175,964.86
Cashier's checks out-
standing 1,624.78
North
County of Pitt. i
James L. Little, of the above-named bank, do solemnly
swear that, the Statement above is true to the beat of my know ledge
belief JAMES L. LITTLE. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me. this 23rd day of March, 1905.
J. C. TYSON.
Notary Public.
J. A. ANDREWS,
J. O.
W. B. WILSON,
Director
H Victor Receives
THE
PRIZE.
To the Victor the Spoils.
St. Louis, Mo., Oct. Victor Safe a Lock Co.,
Cincinnati, to-day, the Grand Prize at the
Fair, for their exhibit of solid Manganese Steel bank salsa
and general of ire sad safes sad
their display taking first prize over all
tors for
and
The Safe that never been Burglarized.
J. L SUGG,
N. C.
The Reflector
U By Everybody in
It reaches people money to pay for what w
if yon have what they went advertise It and you ere sure to
get a part of their
OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT.
I do know J. It. ft The buyer
the prettiest and a often
J. M. BLOW, Manager and Authorized Agent.
, AYDEN, N. C. .
AYDEN ITEMS.
I cent calico u.
That last choice hay
B. smith Bro., is
Lee lime is good for any
crop and n farmer should it
freely, J. It. Smith A
Don't fail to see Cannon Ty- That lace embroidery
new both plain prettiest In town
N. C, May 1905. decorated. Prices are cheaper baby B. Km,
As authorized for Daily than formerly. show are the
and we Come to see u you wan. j You will them hi J.
pleasure receiving sub- to buy Manufactured
Trust Complete spring ,
and willing receipts for Tobacco, we handle
in arrears. We have a list goods, Hart ft
of all who receive their mail at For can peaches, apples, corn
this office. We also take orders sic, apply to K. K.
for job printing.
When you need a nice, light,; Miss May Brooks, of is
tough pole, sty for your buggy or visiting Mrs, J. I. wick.
Call on us and make a Now we have of
selection. Ayden Milling ft Mfg. wagon and cart
Co. N. C. wheels and will sell them as cheap
Milling Mfg. Co., as any one.
Ayden, N. C. Milling Mfg. Co.
An old colored women with
specs while at work the back The ladies Bay that Cannon A
yard of a certain family here the Tyson have prettiest line
other day espied as she thought a goods town,
monster snake lying close by. I am Nobles lei I Wednesday to
I at A
a double story i
con n Street.
The is re i
in a new paint,
SPEC AS NOTICE.
In oilier to make mom
next days will
regular high grade buggies
exceptionally low This
X so lake,
Ayden Milling-ind
Work in cutting up the
buy into and pod
begun ;.
will be on Iota in in
beautiful acre oak grove
will add very much to the ti
of III.
Singer sew machines s.
cheap cash or on
J. II Bro., N .
new
sail
Badly frightened, accept a position in Washington, into
the lady of the house, who also, Notice you wain
promptly responded, and I your cotton ginned nice clean.
too his culling in order that you might realize
lo two neighbor friends they after better prices for it, bring it to
much altering of specs and Ayden Milling . Mfg. Co., Ayden,
of glasses declared it a whopper k. ;.
and woman like began to look and if you do not secure
cull for a man. Mr. John one of our high grade buggies,,
hearing the ala. in secured his loss will lie ours,
gun and went to the Milling Mfg. Co., J
cue, drawing a bead he let her go N. C. their en
and i hen proceeded lo the wreck I Cannon ft Tyson era displaying should
of carnage, lo a rag doll j the most up to date line of
snake of childish the ,,. ever lo Ibis
cause all the woe. It was a spec- K. Go's
for a indeed market fie-h meats,
to behold, fresh fish.
If you need anything in I be way Little Miss Annie and Master
of Crockery, Tin ware George Benjamin Johnson
come lo see us, Hart ft Jenkins, on n visit to uncle, II. L. i
Call and examine our line of I Co ward in Greenville,
high grade buggies, You can be A high grade, small
easily of the superiority veil made durable buggy can lie paid by A.
of material and in any style at any at v
Ayden Milling Mtg. Co. Ayden Milling A Mfg. . .,.
K. do all they to
possible ii i please you with buggies for we do not
new line of heavy fancy set cannot
Milling Mfg, Co., Ayden, N. t .
We are Headquarters Oral Fancy candies, oranges, apples
ell--, light Harness, land K. a Go's.
Ayden Milling ft Mfg. Co., Ayden For guano bowers see M. I
The best,
received, floe line of bar- Miss Cora Braxton is
less call lit up ill all Style friends ill
Carlos Harris
Me knows
th I era i a price which a
rood or sold.
buggies represent a certain
in style
Mfg.
IT. C
V is a nice
I at rear the
p. e for of him-
i hi ii nil.
.; e ii g new n It.
Smith Bro., have bought a whole
c k and ii g
t .-I-, ., v i ii i in gel your choice
I v f ;.
Pianos organs J. II.
n,. f. I We sell cheap
for term, Ayden,
i M i
n i n lily meeting e
day,
J. A, to iii-
iii is prepared
in move m on
damage at
in
Bro, elves me
ham
i.
.; H
. I
i i . en
i v , wasn't
i . . lie
lie p ,. a. we feel
a in ,, . alone with I hi
I i. to . Never mind ii ill
I . . lie Is
I i , . t J. Ii. A
Bro., is i ii I can gel
. ii . -v o pal
i . v Hilt of i I
will iii glasses properly and
Will deal Ii v. ii
and your
if not satisfied. n
Hi eye ti
I An Mm I be
of Greenville Friday, May Mil .
A liberal reward for return of
a ;
pal
-i a- a T
vice
i season
ii will
. M
OP
THE BANK OF AYDEN
N.
At the dose of In g . March th, 1905.
and Discounts, ;
limit ore and
Demand
Hue Banks, .
I items,
Gold Coin,
, c .;,. . . .
i I lank iii and
LIABILITIES.
paid in,
livid i profits .
I fat,
-C
to yo
anything wanted in
; I
with
d Nora
vi-it down tin
came up from a
mad
One f most and
.-lie lines of sum iii
goods ever brought is
no display at store of W.
C. II See ii hi fore
iii i i i your purchase,
ate for patterns
sin eta.
mil
The stork visited tbs home Country paints and
John Alexander this week end left colors are by the best goods
a charming young lady lo make ho ever used and it
sunshine the out several
Ayden Milling Mfg Co, Inn teal ii Greenville
me This paint is wild by
salving dally new and. U.
right from the Go to J. J. Edwards ft Son for
I spring clothing,
boggle seat for D h nice suit,
the trade, that are simply pants, hat or
smoothest seat on the slims, of latest
Ayden Milling Mfg Co, u-; if an go to Jackson ft Co.
Ni -v ill
have lull line of
shoes for ladies. I. ;
pair guaranteed.
Edwards Co.
Miss Lena n
visiting her sister, Mis F,
Cotton king cultivators, Gopher
plows extra blades
i have the ii in it quantities,
in, please mi,
Bill It -I., nu
morning
home
a, and all
fruits kept by
born,
For wood and
work, buggies, . and
We are offering good values for M. B Bro.
lbs money In shoes, nets, caps, ft Bro, are now
rugs tables and j to make legs for
oil cloth Cannon ft Tyson, horses or mules. Their
A large plaining and latest ,
Improved tools to do At certain widower,
our work, seems to have
teed. Bro. found unusual in
W. of I neighborhood of Ayden. In
It has been asserted there may be
good cause for special
in his case at a very dale.
Ladies misses and children black
white slippers all
J. K. Bro.
infect binaries n II
Bro. Ayden, N c.
C at
i- mi v the traction.
ii is
Did you gel inn-
the old time Ciphers ail tiny
lade you at H Smith
A- lb i.
n . have you seen
Bill I i i
It, a Bro. It ii mil
in any quantity you and
any the ends of row
ii i i ell mat nine.
lei I US the
I.- oh i he in ft
Bin.
forget June
iii sinning
i lass will be L-l u- give
in a loyal welcome,
I. Smith can furnish one
gallon milk each day to parties
living in limn.
tin to s. w, Tyson's for nice,
I cheap glass ware, plain and cut,
I its a beauty and in everything
Cheap, Collie tO see a I rial
will convince you M.
Miss Delia Smith returned
a visit Tuesday.
Mrs, of Durham, has
I beau here the Interest of the
cause, she addressed
the ladies of Baptist on
the subject last Wednesday after-
WINTER
CARPS
II
riNGS.
Time Hi away winter
ell I HO hi, Butter
see l i ; ; urn protect
e I ii l hey are
;. in, have
MOTH CALLS
MOTH i
CAMPHOR
TAP. BAGS
A any of
i mi. i j t than
M. M. SAULS, Ph. I
n. c.
BEFORE HOUSE BURNS.
If . ,. . .; I
j W bile
ii ate ling j i; I hi Bus
in y i. .,.
If e.
Th, i to it Now
while j r . and
. all .
lire i ton
. Insures,
I to
W, E. HOOKS, Art.
RUGS, LAMPS and CURTAINS
Can ft out your whole
sad
NEXT DOOR TO SAM WHITE'S.
J. A. RICKS
I. I
i v
Lei n e i
was here
We know vehicles values,
we also know the buggies built
and sell gladly guarantee
to sec us whether
you buy or If you can do
elsewhere nM expect
your patronage. from the at
Ayden Milling and Mfg. Co.
Ayden, j ,
Call on Hart A Jenkins for a bar j Mg has , ,
of Columbia none I repair now in Condition
he had bare,
Needles, oil. bands and on not ice all who
for all makes of sewing may honor them patronage,
at J. A Ayden, X. special to I are
c. Hue of buggies, their price,
A. l. MURRAY,
Painter and Paper Hanger.
in casing ti e .
; . lei men lion of tipples, ha int I
. i i. . I. i n l
line i I f in b t i.- . i i.
i of r i . ; an
I inn i I -i we can tin
Anything you Want in the it.
meat, and I I be the c
. en in . i, On
all
Mill
; ill
and blend is line.
In goods we keep Fran is M. La, Co,
A Nichols, we can buy, .;
com. pork beans, Bun Beam corn, salmon,
steak, All as ;. can be Will
entrusted mo iii your order,
Breads, buns, rolls, rues -u- all kind cakes on band.
Fresh day,
Yours to i lea e.
I, A
promptly
In Wall
A. P. MURRAY,
AYDEN, N.
ASK FOR
guano distributors, Cox
The freshet loaf bread right , at J. a
what makes yon always
go to J, It. Smith ft Bro,, to do
your. can
always get any thing want from
lilt- i iv s
e in.
men Who prefer in walk or
I men vi ho ti it believe
the
in
COLUMBIA
If give absolute
dealer will
pay you for inning it.
u. r. Johnson,
Ayden,
Dr. Joseph Dixon
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Brisk K
Ayden, N. C.
J. A. Ricks Bro.
WHEN YOU BEGIN
Your Household Cleaning for the Spring
Remember are Headquarters for High and
price
FURNITURE, OIL CLOTH,
Also Art Squares, Lace Curtains and numerous other household
Commodities, truly,
TAFT
POOR PRINT

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR
O. J.
Watered th, office at Greenville. S. C. as second elM
rules made upon
A desired at post office in Pin and adjoining counties
Au exchange says Roosevelt may
write book on I did t the
Wars If lie decides to do so it
Editor and lie no bad idea for Mr. Gates
to fallow with a
the bears did to me
Lawyer Davis says he has got i
enough of Nan since she decided
to return to the stage.
What
by is no
unusual bead line to read in the
now.
in to
Pitt County. Ti -day. Mo
NUISANCES.
DOUBLE DAILY
President Roosevelt spent only
ten minutes in upon his
return from the west, but
see why he to
slay there
It's a mighty risky business
play games with other
money.
what the president will
do with all his hear skins.
Ether minorities I Owen- T,, .,., double Chicago strike and Naval Battle for
ville do not know a nuisance when train service between
Z see hear it or the is claiming the the sea fight between , Peace.
. T . i
than N tween those points alike in one ex- l . . r . ,,
running his merry go M, H. Johnson, attorney I. . ,,.,.
round in Greenville without a w rd Retail
I ,. m . fen the churches and editor of the Mer-
but a -i
between Russia and Japan, and will
exert a powerful influence for world
from Raleigh, ad- If we had not
has signed
c l the even after
In it
is few yards of the mayor
it tailed Friday night. He said that toil that Na
to detect the Retail
declaring wouldn't
that the greatest nuisance in this be pUt into service in the State I
town are the some of j the past two years, lie said
i, m are aldermen Tarboro that the Association will now
Southerner. its attention to securing a
. n a loss in double daily service
i whether don and Kinston if the busing men mg.
go- along the will co-operate
it.
Thai pa got
peace for years to come, because
fT
mull , . .
., any more about it we its sanguinary horrors, i. the
ion of Vice Admiral Lord Charles
of the navy.
cause his rank in the navy
and bis nearness to King Edward,
His words bear considerable weight, i
Women's I are much t before having Now York to re-1
. . . turn to Liverpool, in an interview
la-,, n writer e don t
he
,. meant in price r
women wear few days. Japan will
L r. win The slaughter of men in that
he quest n h i p- i i i
v will be so great as startle
. i , , . ., , , ; the world. I he only
Greensboro with the doctors, . . . .
deeming feat ore of the light will be
with that there- no more
with the ware-for years The horrors will
. a living too great. Japan's defeat, however,
. ,. not mean s as
m cure it.
Do the
. .
f.,. but it is hard line to consider, is whether not
, If,, is for the Tar- service is desired and needed.
Id, y can look it ;
alter their et I of it for themselves.
But ii it is merry-go round in
Greensboro with
Charlotte and
Winston
Smart Dressers.
Young men are, as a thins, the smartest
dressers.
The up-to-the-moment Young Man is a sort of a
lexicon of style and
He knows what's what gets it.
But good tit. the newest colors, patterns, etc.,
aren't enough; for unless that snappy, jaunty
of our Tailor Made Clothing
is there, it is not what man wants.
Our success in pleasing Young Men is not just
It's due to our knowledge of what the young
man wants our ability to provide far him.
Then again our prices are always reasonable.
Did you ever many young nun
here Clothes There's B reason for it.
want it
many suppose. Japan was forced
Those North Carolina gentlemen into this war, and has
Greenville, i en in do not mind ;
saying a word. Mr Constantine These questions answered in the who wanted the Gettysburg Battle- more than the grabbing
business way , and service field commission are ready to ac-1 to l . m
came a . are
obtained a to operate his between Weldon and Kinston Virginia is first.
CLOTHIER.
.,,, he
machine. Ho Ins tax, he . I
N, i
his helpers conduct themselves
ft mis
a m to many.
The I yet
double daily service on this
r . I is I an I I i be put
Ion. a movement
for it more than two years ago and
fail to see wherein it is a nuisance.
tried then to get all the other towns
CAUSES OF SCARCITY OF LABOR, along the line to cooperate with as.
We hope there will be ll concert
n i -i i .;. of action now as will secure the
On ; la r is scarce is
because the vagrant law is not pro-
enforced . lie a bad misfit to
will win in the coming fight, is that
she is the greater gunner of tins two.
The Philadelphia Inquirer asks nothing in numerical
What makes the plain strength.
is dead easy, i her dad secret of in a naval
has a nice See battle lies in placing one's ships to
a i vantage and letting the gunners
, , , t. i i do the rest. Japan will win the
What the matter with . .
by getting the superior
and firing the greater number
that she cannot on the city
They could almost
have one in this time.
i.-i. .,. m
the law to the letter labor will ,,,. at the head t. the sign to seashore
. , . . . i i.;.
not be so scarce, or other life
to see o ice company As the
I met Observer well says, he is to., bis i
, . mi to be any tin i t
the street and back lots
There is i., to be done,
This weather hanging
front
i n the
of your house and living
back porch for a few weeks.
but fit goes ind me.
Can state of be over-
come Of course it can.
body has to eat, work r play, and
the natal irises .
does a certain i las I
living, who are in r known
and have no means whatever I
support then , The vagrant law is
a good law ii properly d, but I
a bad one if n I
create- m the
work on, An idle man
all kind of
Benjamin s
empty bag
, pi United i
Post.
V, he i-, a big old lobster, and
ii he ugh with the
. would
i .- . y two
Secretary Taft held down the lid
for six weeks and is now going to
take a six vacation. Must
have been a hard job.
i mi d in I a
or I swear
; , jurors
i in in.
Durham Herald is bidding
for some of Mr. Fife's advertising.
Ii is doing enough free to be given
B line the pay kind.
of tolling shots, even though Russia
has the greater number of ships
We are not likely to have any
great war for many years after this
and America hold the v-
of peace. II these two nations
should mass their Beets Other
country or group of countries would
MEN'S FOOT WEAR.
chain is no stronger than
its weakest people
fail to realize the Importance of
this fact in the selection of their
shoos.
Wear Shoes and
your shoe troubles will end.
We want you to concentrate
on can
chain with no weak links.
Every shoo is made with the
dare fight them. determination it must a
and America most come seller, a wearer, and a trade
builder.
wear
If you do think an ice factory
would be a good thing in ibis hind
of weather, get one started iii Green-
ii lb ville and
I the man rib
n -ti n say Carolina lost the
lit be sent to jail did not appointment because our senators;
i slow. late to grieve
together in that question- War with
all its shucking life begun
to make ponder A ,. . ,
. , , , or slipper without fear as
united Beet, one bunting, one . . .
spirit of patriotism, their reputation is
combination of the only two nations
of the world which have volunteer
armies, instead a u
script system, would be aide to kc p
the
coarse, there are times when
a wave of opinion will take .
ion of a people and they will de
war. The fellow i.
lookout then That is v a tie
honor of the country is at s am
it is the only dangerous war wave
of the
ii- The moved to
man and dismissed over it
I., ii .- i the
him.
ORGANIZED LABOR.
We man say more whiskey
The convention at is sold outside the dispensary than
Charlotte ha I a spirited discussion in it. Is there no way to put a stop
. over the race question. A commit- to
t say that the .
lee made a report declaring
separate i should be held
for white colored churches.
When the question put to the
convention it was lost.
present mi zed lab is
it I monism as
ii is, is u . i me, That
u mi i ire harm
to labor than i fact, I
ism et for the law,
, i; early all the things the Ob-
industrial threatens server advance, the
those who its drastic dent has given it out that be will
rule-. hi in not Charlotte on his Southern
II there is much more of the rainy
weather the who held on to
their Cotton will find it worth while.
Ii is a Missouri exchange that
If you toot your little looter
and then lay aside your horn, there's
not a soul in i n days will know
are born. The man who gathers I
pumpkins is the man who plows
day, the man I keeps Si
humping is the man who makes
pay. The man who plans his
advertisements in a thoughtful,
honest way and forever at it
will always make ii pay. He has
established. In view this fact
ask you to try one pair.
All America Shoes.
The All Shoos
contains the greatest of
values eh has boon offered
for the money, each link having
boon newly welded into
snappiest, wearing shoo that
brains, money and intelligent
appreciation could develop. The
strength you can only appreciate
by seeing them.
We have your today.
, , . -i ii in all can withstand
and strikes are all the
go now went. This is a fad we
hope teach country soon.
a bankrupt shack, and like a
of scripture, has his business on a
Ex.
the self reliance and
iv every workman, letting him
work wherever and for what he
plea.- a breeds strikes, sad
dangerous to every working
mans in.
tour. That is too bad. Hut
do the big act for tho state.
everything is a Panama that
like it.
The back in every section of
the town should inspected weekly.
This warm weather is causing some
odors in some of the back
The filth in some of the back
are already dangerous to health.
Wonder if that
stick of Mr. looks
like Teddy's
Perhaps the reason of it is that
Nan can make more money on the
stage than at anything else.
Charlotte has greased her streets
and is now having a carnival. The
thing ought to slip along.
Wilkinson Co
Hardware.
A woman will generally
edge the corn or else give herself
ray by blurting into crying, hat
true to his em-j
in tho of
when he turned state's
the apple incident and pot
live in a bole, even unto
always an excuse, puts the Maine
on somebody else or a lie om
the whole cloth when anybody gets
him in a
For C Stoves
Heaters Pumps, Am-
munition, One and Two Morse
Plows, neat Cutters and
Stutters. In fact anything
in Hardware come to
H. L. CARR
WINTERVILLE
This department is in A. D. Johnston, who is authorized to rep-
resent the Eastern Reflector Winterville and territory.
Look up Mr. Cooper as I ask him tat
about prices of anything you
are interested in.
i for seed at T
N. Maiming
cart hub-. A. ti. Cox Mfg.
Beats try ti
baggies in A few try
We have that in and
A. Ange pay tat highest none to do both.
price country prices. the Pitt Count; Oil Mill is now
We were shown a letter from a buying Seed. pay
to A. G. Mtg. the highest will ex
Co., stating that their baggies were oh for meal. When
among the best baggies write Cot prises.
A G. Mfg h-
DRESS and OXFORDS
It would surprise yon to see the
of wagons and carts
of farm
fence low,
Is Ming shipped and sold by A. l.
Cox Mfg. but we were in their I inns
shop yesterday and they had a We earn samples of ever five
nice lot of work being com hundred pi fa r.
and their timber flue. We are prepared to
Gar load just reserved. the cheapest. Come and
Harrington Harbor examine hers
The A. G. Cox Mfg. expect
to reduce of A w the
truck the coming season area bit i arrears.
In reach of all lo- I ha the i-i
growers. the I mm
have moved into my all out
Dew store the depot. keep and am i give
hardware, a C i a . me
black smith and and repair shop sod up, make
livery stable in connection.
W. L. House. I've gut a good
The A. G. Mfg, Co. are k for a
Hiking heavy shipments
and A
Should you need my thing in that mil I i
line you had better order at once. o a Co.
received another shipment The
of ladies, men and children shoes. The A. Or. Cox .
Harrington lot of Hie A . a i
Don't your eyes feel like there Pittsburgh perfect i in. also
Is grit in them Do t hoy pain yon and herd . ft sure
feel tired on leading flu p. i .
they become mattered adhere spring
while asleep That denotes I repair good work.
paired vision and should be Bring then tO mi. at my
died by wearing eye glasses. home or at the
T. and i. carry a fall line of Nelson,
spectacles can lit your eyes farmers who
with proper be supplied with the
or men to solicit machine
orders for stock in Pitt j by Barber
For particulars enclose call i.
Box Winterville; M. i.- . . v ,,
We handle T. W. Wood and farmers id have to j
millet foe flour, iii
T. Cox Bo. raise ti. is n s t e
Nice lot of glass ware and crock Ills Mfg. Co in thoroughly
try always hand. tor making splendid
Co. flour
The A. Q. Cox Mfg. Co. have Th best track at
just received a lot of
poultry fence. If yon are in Deed floes from us at juice. We
any you better call see it. them our Ha true
White's Black Liniment, at nor n f three truck .
recommended for the lug and our
family, floe for truck for durability
balanced, i- need take
by b B id to tin-
B. T. Cox barn. A. . Cox
Don't worry over that little lot . r wire,
bad when arrived it
you through your T , ,,,,; ,.,., ,.
lots. I he Pitt Co. Mill, buys f,. , , ., , ; ,,;,.
seed cotton In any the c, ,, , u ,
best market price paid every ,. A Co.
A large assortment of dry goods ,. .
. , , . . now on hand nice line
just arrived, at A. . Ange Co. ,
. ,, i ., ,, , glass and crockery ware, all very
I-or . , . ;
, . . ., . , cheap. Barbers to
per dozen. orders I
filled as fast us the hens lay. H. of
Jackson Winterville X. -n,
At the drug store Micro we think and.
the most he pleased K
in table silverware and jewelry. ever
and all kinds of dress
goods, arriving A. W
Ange Co. batiste, weather proof, batiste in
White's Colic and Kidney Core, a.
the combination kidney invited
for stock and a h call Inspect line.-liar
e e e
. I .-. a to our n lot
Dress SI
, the fact we
to such a
beautiful line with their
Easy Fitting and
Superior Wearing Quality
r pride
them to cur
Our ll i to make the
ch of Bf proud
of the
an , of and lo
wars ti;
. W ill ll . j
Well Dressed
Neat Appearance
ii . carry a bi
and
R. G. CHAPMAN,
HIGH SCHOOL
at the Drug
Barber
For Pine Tar honey. Walkers or semi
tonic, Dr. Bell's Anti Pain killer, your cart hub to A. O, Cox Mfg.
Dr. Bell's Bye salve, and a Co. Fat lathe kind they
sure cure for all heart troubles, see see.
T. N. Manning Co. new herring,
For hay, and oats, go to received Barber C.
Barber ft Co. cheap, at
A new lot of cook stoves, jut I
arrived at A. W. Ange Ca far
Go to T. N. Co. for, M by c Mi
t-,
. . , ,. Ci
choice J
keep on hand of
Another large shipment of shoes j mM ,,,
all and and prices very
reasonable. Good He per lb. A. W.
ft Co. Co.
Station With Brilliant
is High School
Us
bu Daring the session
pi
iii.-i . The commence-
ii. es ; held Hie last few
fen. h high
in ii , I. no both teacher
drew many people
Winterville to
. he
Wednesday
splendid conceit
cons and ins mine
I . r.-. and a
Thursday the sermon
was liver l by Dr. W. C.
Of
morning ho annual
dress delivered Hot.
editor of hi
it; e . , and Observer. He
; i by Ii. far-,
of Senator .
. is subject a
h . ton, which he
fore
ion higher
. . , p -I-. . was d
ill ell . neat a
h i ;. and his
cent address baa left
r a. , .
of the address
Vi Ki-I com
sup i ml ill. be n th
Daniels for coining to I
. . so aide
do lug .-.-
I, and e bad
i . of .-lit a
the Bu i . i Ii is a
I hi and .
. r.
c. I. V , Kit s
ii charge to .
, 11.- .
F. x, John It.
J. in. O.
a. i Misses
man, Helen B. Rosa Lei
bile B.
d .
v. T. II. ; . Ayden,
ills
Junior Order United American
presented the
n it ii a beautiful American
and Bible, were
accepted Principal O. B.
In afternoon the annual
deb He of the Vance Literary so
held. The query
cussed was the
United Suites should have pro-
The affirmative
speakers were IT. Cox. M, Man-
and J. H. Fry. and the
live i. F.
C, J. Jackson. All the
men acquitted well
and tho was close. The
decision of the was in favor
of the by a vote of t. I.
closed Friday night
with
. he tire 001111-
have
. Mir . nil
diet that there is u better p
rate school in the
His Wife
he repeal
; Hat I
r Hy i on-,
I have attained
a he continued hit .
myself a gaunt,
I,
. c
h . , in
wish you A ,
.- I for a ii-
i. Hut if I ;
I lit n .
I Inn e at least
have
.-.
She id
lo his eye.-.
. d
. i leave
I In
.
even for an r
i a ill i Ml hi r
. How In .
. i .
brother. I I
lit you a nu I la
ll
Ii r rued tin
. inn I
not dead at .
j. i . I go hi
me my
i.,. r
in her I r
reread the lei I
lit her home. Tin hall rear
with n r
lei on go-
. ids I'M
rein hid her -i-or- not
giving her ad
informing hot that his valet,
him.
I told ran the letter,
am not yet ready Rat
i have d you to precede me. that
you might
fellow of v.
last parting. Hi turned
and lie
you tomorrow.
kindly for
Ni when she tin
in hall I
cam out,
him. Ii to
found marked than she I I 1111-
This man I of
p of chest,
poised head frank. I
mes. . lie I
. and i
tin- similarity was
well have be
taken for Paul, die voice
. r an I
ion n .
of ; on, I I
pi ran r
pro . I may
I an-
p .
Ill ll
. to I on
her an .
the joy of n . --ii d n r. a
told
ate look of admiral
nod in r lithe.
figure she d hit the
And ind I
coin-
t ion.
She ml there no
chain o be formal i
mid . with
till . I to I be
p mo, b using her and with
her.
n I I
; her. red
a i i Ii nil
in lie joys of es-
motion.
bi mount seemed
half horse, half tiger,
starting I a and
writhing b on the bit
Once I. is b watched
cool n r his I
and angered horse a voice whispered
ill her
Mere is a Other 1- a
fretful
had now quieted
black, glanced at her a- though
reading her I I
I'm much
farted, fl d and answered
are much alike, but
ll
. f I i
r III;
J Oil are ill
to
. .
to be la
, , , . V
of a
I had ,
. ,
was,
. . r
Just as generous , ,
. . , .
i ope so.
Ml. . .
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lira to
on a hr l .
a I
A Fa.
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An a lad;
; T.
ind
Till I i
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Hie word
Al if Hi.
to i
In place
, r
. . , oar rent. J
was
Hit C
I,
. I lay
head
, ;,
e for
week . . .
. .-
m in I, . n hi . j . .
and I r I have no .
. -I . inn .
; . but t
. .-.-
. . .
I'm Hi Artificial
e Let ace
I and his aim . . . o.
yon have said it; re
-aid she n the
in a strained degree
was all I self re- The water thrown up n 1-
slant . i a I, ;
i now that I the cold, air,
breath wanned his exult- I fell snow. V
mil . S v lit lit s
grew . ill . northwest wind
a Ii vie in; v and I a
love have in u-. ; int
its I of tented.
peace r
She . not ask him to I i Th
. e .
from
pit . .
at if nu i
. . concluded I if
. ; I
II
Tail's the , m
. ., m. pa h a, m. .-
i . , a
. .
blow bird.
-I
r . TI I
red I
I . Says .
a thou n; d ,.,;
both, .
in
mail, led, I be outs
. . ; instead .
vi
e.-i I no I . , I
myself, of man used be.
And a I d, nm it,
c into
I'll never to him.
I'm lore.
Don't st.-ire you frighten
me. ton,
ii
line his best and
.; slouch with
I aid in impatient,
d and go The
. . has been . I iii
t,
Eli lb. her
en arms,
-1,1 Ton
ii .
Had to Keep Hie r-
I n ho go .-.
root to I .
city, who
th B .
and hi little organ, i .
up waste pap i t;
in the Pennsylvania n
station, Jersey City. II i .
com he
not hard I .
keep open to do any h
a Sui i
Looking Ahead.
i by, I didn't know
had
That's what
POOR PRINT

THE FABLE.
BATTLE OF
om. Exciting of
Why Odd Animal Naval
Only at Night, if ,, ad-
A mouse one nine a took part in ilia
ice of , battle of in which the
the eagles of said E and Russian
the grateful bird, anything that . ,,. in
you desire, and in name of my I the Turkish
and Egyptian h were
Doable to leave their mooring. The
battle lusted four hours.
tell, of Sir Edward
the admiral com-
--Hi-- escape, from death
acre So that he might
THE
THE
master, Jove, promise. I., grant it
tO .
said the mouse eagerly,
have long tell mortification
of living among such vulgar
as the and have ardent-
desired lo with the more
refined society of the bird.
BIG STORE.
n .--.-. acre marvelous, n-
society of the bird, you COmmand a good view
i could but me whigs my p the Aim,
be complete. ,.,. ,,,., part of the ship.
I UNPRECEDENTED BARGAIN GIVING.
WELL DRESSED
Dally Advertising U.
. fit and wear well.
.,. perfect in style.
HatS A Kind. SI
f,, Marked with
Department and
let us Fit You Out and Out on the Inside.
This Great Establishment
That Boy of yours
THOUSANDS
Of People Made
By the Savings on Their
Purchases
AT THE
BIG STORE.
It is Just Like
Finding
You come and be made happy
by our Unprecedented Bargains.
WELL DRESSED
LADIES
Are Daily Advertising Us, too.
-111
All colors, and figured.
i That are
Tastily trimmed.
Wat. Comfortable
and Stylish,
We carry Changeable
Diana and China silks;
Voile Rhodesia. Mohair, plain
and figured Laces and
all kinds of Wash Ladies
Really we have everything a
lady needs to make her wardrobe complete.
big center window of me
Furnishing Department.
Let Us Fit You Up for Your Summer Trip.
well what yen
Mid the eagle gravely. mm.
placed you In a certain grade
and you need not hope that
. alone will make you a
have considered the matter
said the mouse,
;.,. if had but
could with those
I have so long envied and admired.
V, n v. said the eagle,
it And instantly, spring-
from the shoulders, the
I was
Hi- ambitious desires, however,
i were not realized, for bird-, per-
he had ears and a
tail and was covered with
hair, would associate with him,
while, upon the oilier hand.
p, . withdrawn him front his
., . in . ons. .
said ill lonely
i I contented
, . , . sphere nature
intended me to J My very
I hoped would be my pride.
prevent me from walking upon
the ground. I long.
and
was he that forth he
i, the world no longer by
. ;. night, a hen all
other had I. St.
is Now all Aglow With Bargain Offerings.
I.-
., by coo
I and ;
rants. T
ll
I the seller.
. . .
. Parisian
.;,,. from
j hi i
,. hi.
., us sorts and
which
. the most exposed part of the ship-
was talking with the master
when a shot came and killed the lat-
at hi aide. A shot killed an of-
of marines who was on the
quarter deck just below the poop.
The admiral left the poop only ones
to go forward to the boat-
and while Waking to him the
boatswain was killed at his side.
-A bullet went through his hat,
in which ii two holes, and an-
other bullet went through his loose
coal sleeve. Another bullet smashed
his gold watch. When on the poop
looped under a rolled
awning, and while like that
a shot passed through the
fold. AI another lime lie just
tamed from a on
the place where he had been
was covered wreckage
from aloft, which would have crush-
ed and bur i. yet through-
out bent en were
slain and i d. I everywhere
, i .
Other of the wine hat-
mi a
and. with a roar of way,
lIP, , a road
Turk Ir
Fide with crushing force. One
of fellow named
was am I he
I I for;
remnant, their .
lieutenant. them
shot, And the did,
om head to just the things tint make
And the Girls
dressy.
U made up tor the boy in Just as good style as for j
up y
the men. Elegant little Suits.
,, her look like a Fairy. Such dainty Slippers.
, and Shoes of every style and best makes.
Superb Everything else to make the wardrobe
,. ,;, Miss complete. Beautiful Hats. Up
tin- .
II then pr ,,;
I . and i into pica
lied and out on
I plates. Customers
brave enough lo forget
dents of such dainties may thus
chase for a trifle portions the
choices game or the best served
on high claw tables, with many
delicacies of appear-
II old w called,
i living in garret and winning
g selves all on benches in the pub-
for picked up the cold shot
it ready f-r the
Tins and hurled it down upon the
His Reference.
In the course of a conversation
u two mm at the club last
night one of jokingly
ed a man with a co
he desired, and he
,, I. with the
ii
One of his friends, a merchant,
had advertised for a porter. A big,
Irishman applied the job.
After looking hi over the mi r-
satisfied with his appear-
Sup. CK;
with their fellows, gel really
dinners in this way.
MILLINERY. NOT ONLY
Hats, Hats. Hats
most stylish
HUTS, FLOWERS and ORNAMENTS.
.,., world have
on for our stock.
Ribbons cant be
. ,, your own t, s
buying.
Don't Miss Our Baby Caps.
delighted with of them.
Things to But this Big
Store also Carries
FURNITURE.
In Suits or Single Pieces.
thinking of getting
marred;
. . . w. can
but the kitchen. II
, Furniture to match
we it.
v,. r ides from the
, S tin highest priced.
CARPETS, RUGS, MATTINGs-
UPHOLSTERED GOODS
Chairs and Couches Leather
Upholstered
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN THESE.
Ally and everything you
and Hail Curtains, great
Tables and Pictures. Trunks,
a visit to
It is complete in every depart-
pleasure to see the
, j, dealing out the
GREAT BARGAINS
Great Bargains here tor you and
a great deal if yon visit
tore.
WOK.
The
An
owing story was
Sir
VISIT
BIG STOKE.
C. T.
Street, Greenville, N C
BIG STORE
told of
AI a gathering
, London a lady remarked that
had ever yet been able to
things at once. are
mistaken, said
lend me two pencils I
The two
were produced, and the sit-
ting down fore a table, drew with
hie right hand the profile of a
head, antlers and all, while at I
and without hesitation
I his left hand produced the head
a horse. Both are said to
have been perfect in every detail.
At a Maori Feast.
with the
rubbing, which had never
seen before. One old woman in won-
stately
and solemn and i j
t wen, a shaH
I fan, came down the street and
r a
I , n ind in her own
i, ,. made ii beautiful bow, lea I
over her and
touched assure you it
,,., Zealand Let-
in London I
Severe Rebuke.
was
., h on street to-
day. , ,.
What did you do. holly.
Well, see, the chap
kept at me
my monocle upon
him and said, v. me man.
must he up tor to
look ,, v- COUld IN
awful cut up, for he said, I
question of , and the Irish-
man did have a very
one. you gel no better
, ,, than this mer-
chant. via, kin pi ye
l-t kind of a wan if that I
all and have to
,. for it either. Me father and
me mother, live down the
and they've known me all
. v .
And landed the job. -New
York Times.
D. W.
IN
Groceries
And Provisions
Cotton Bagging and
Tics always on hand
Fresh floods kept
in stock.
Bought and Sold
Ha W Prepared.
A asked one
of
Ids parishioners who in
hive Ins child
prepared for so solemn
and important an
Parishioner -Man,
a ;.
ind a pi i I ;
I'd ken
i n
fr., me.
I administration on the
of B. Cox,
having this day been to mi-
II, of the Superior court I
county, and having duly as
is hereby to a I persons
claims said estate, SO
sent to me for payment on or
will be
in bar of men-
to said are
. to immediate payment
to the under. .
This the of Mar
administrator of L all B,
That Square Deal.
There is a growing disposition to
take a more cheerful view of the
Administration's proposal that the
Government shall have the power
to freight rates. It is voiced by
some Wall Street organs and spokes-
men
revenues of the railroads
amount to two thousand million
a year, or nearly three times the
revenues of the Federal Government
These revenues are derived from the
transportation of seven hundred
million passengers and one thous-
and three hundred and four million
tons of freight, the at an
average rate of about three-quarters
of a cent a ton per mile. These
figures suggest some rather close
adjustment, and in this merely
statistical view it appears that the
matter of providing a square deal
for everybody is somewhat
Hut there is another view
It is a fact that up to date the
square deal for the has
sometimes been dealt them with a
club Let us say they deserved it.
At any rate, they survived, and were
able last year to earn gross
per mile and . net per mile
against and
in 1897. this period
of prosperity they have been largely
free from Government control, and
able, in the main, to work out their
problems in their own way.
As everybody one of the
greatest of their problems, and the
one that causes practically the
body public complaint,
from the insistent pressure of the.
big ship I for cheaper service than
the little gets. And in this
vital matter Government has;
hindered than helped.
road consolidations have been
while the way has been left
open for die shipper to consolidate
as much he pleased. Last year
the r ails handled ten million tons
of packing house products The;
original shipments ores amounted
to forty-six million tons, and in the
corresponding calendar year the
Steel Ci alone mined fifteen
million tons. What these figures
others that might he adduced
mean in the way of
hipping power is perfectly obvious.
The railroad can withstand the big
only when it is as big as the
shipper himself.
The Sherman h w and Interstate
Commerce Commission did almost
nothing to abolish rebates. The
great abatement of that evil was
brought about by the roads them-
selves, through combination.
in the Northern Securities
Government stood in their j
way.
If the Government is really to ex-
tend an effective power over the
roads it ought to exercise the power
protectively quite as much re-j
There is no virtue in
tying the railroad's hands
those who prey upon It. I
The control must include protection.
Perhaps the roads are hopeful
that it will, and so are taking the
more cheerful Perhaps they
are not hopeful, but are cheerful
because they think the plan
will Evening Post.
Crime Against Crime.
It took the jury at Wilson
eighteen minutes to declare not
guilty J. B. J Walls, on
trial for the murder of Percy Jones.
This was the case, it will be
in which a number of men
went room for the purpose
of whipping him or making him
leave town because these men did
not approve of his moral conduct,
and a light occurred which Jones
was killed and one of his assailants
wounded.
The men who undertook to ad
minister the law this case have
been taught a lesson which they will
remember as long as they live. The
next time nay one of them thinks a
of his town is leading such
an immoral life that he should be
punished he will hardly gather a
crowd of his under cover of
darkness, seek to administer what
they consider proper punishment.
Men who take into their own
hands enforcement of the law and
the punishment of law-breakers
apt lo suffer for it. If it does not
come at the hands of the law by way
of vindication it is felt in some other
way. No good nil ever come of the
breaking of one law for the purpose
punishing the violation of another.
It is true there is one class of this
kind of law breakers who
punishment at the bands of the law,
but is because public sentiment
is overwhelmingly with them
lynchers men who criminally as
sault women. So long as this crime
is committed lynching for ii will I
continue, for public sentiment will I
not condemn the lynchers in such
cases. This does not prove it.
Bright, but these are the fads
they will so remain until human
nature lies
anger.
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
DR GINGHAMS
Dress Ginghams in plain
striped checked and pol
dot yd A,
Percales in
and light grounds, plain
and striped effects and
several new and
designs; yd SO-
PRINTED
Printed Lawns in white
black colored grounds,
showing polka dot floral
designs, Q.
APRON GINGHAMS
pieces of apron
ham, in yd it.
Strictly Genuine.
Most of the patent
menial me probably genuine. The
following notice recently appealed
in the Kan.,
u well known engineer,
the Pacific between
anal lately appeared in a
big one, with a picture, and when
was in the office today, we asked
him it. He says terrific
pains in his thought
he had cancer. His druggist
recommended and he says
it cured Kim. He
it lo others, who were also
Dyspepsia Core digest
what you eat and cures all stomach
trouble. rarely u the
son shines your stomach can be
back to pure
condition and life sweetened by
this lasting and truly the greatest
known. Bold L
Wooten.
Bilious Bill was bloated,
And his tongue was coated.
Patent wouldn't
him.
Companies would not him.
AU hi friends were fright-
But their soon were light-
For Bill believed
him,
EARLY RISER pill relieved him.
The famous little pills
cure Constipation,
Headache, by
their ionic effect on the liver.
They never grips or sicken but
part early rising flood
for children or adults. Sold
L Wooten.
The Eastern Carolina truckers
who are to receive for
f worth of spoiled berries,
could give some interesting evidence
as to the interest the railroads are
taking in developing the territory
they Evening
Times.
When you're broke the girls are
shy
They nod as you corns
Brace up old man, show some
pluck
Take Rocky Mountain Tea;
change your luck.
Wooten's Drug Store.
Clothing Department.
So i ii if V .
dark
with alternating stripes
of olive and gamut, ma-
king a dressy design;
with satin
piped facings. Others
will have this design,
we believe, but at no
prices as this, pet
6.50,
as above in
doable breasted
per suit
Pack snit, same as
the previous number,
but dark ground with
green and garnet
Sack suit of Wool
of good
in dark blue Oxford
mixture, interwoven
with red stripe
in piped
lags a suit that will
readily retail at
pursuit,
as above, with a difference in color, this being
a darkish brown mixture, with olive and
red stripes, per suit,
5-75
Women's Cambric
Petticoats
Cambric Petticoats made
very wide, some are trim
mod with lace insertion
edging to match;
others with pretty tucked
flounces wide
all have extra dust
ruffle, i
Cambric Petticoats that
are fashioned in
full umbrella
which is trimmed with
cluster of tucking and
tine embroidery; many
patterns, extra
ruffle, c A
Cambric Petticoats made
flare flounce prettily
with point de
Paris lace insertion; also
some with deep
flounces, for those
who prefer it, extra dust
ruffle
1.95
Cambric Petticoats with
pretty circular lawn
flounces, very hand-
trimmed, with
lace or Hamburg inner
pretty edgings to
match, extra
dust ruffle, o ca
White Petticoats
In addition to the fore-
going we are also show-
handsome
UNDERSKIRTS
very elaborately trimmed
in the newest patterns in
high class laces and em
fashioned at
newest designs,
superior quality and
workmanship, prices
range from to o CA
Stylish Footwear
Shoes and Oxfords for Men
and Women in stylish
becoming Lasts.
lb-morrow we shall repeat our offer of
last week in Shoes and Oxfords for men
and women. This sale embraces a range
of selections that is, without doubt, the
most remarkable of its kind All sizes will
be found and every purchaser will save
Considerably by purchasing during this
sale.
shoes and Oxfords
i of kid and patent
in new style lasts; have the appearance of
higher grade makes and will be found in
all sizes
For
Women
handsome
line of fine
SAMPLE
SHOES
OXFORD
made to
sell
from
to
The high
shoes are
all black A
patent
leather
The low
Mies in
several neat shades of tans, also black and
white, all sizes, though the very best are
in to I
Hosiery Sale
For Women Children that knows
no Equal in Greenville
Min's fancy Mercerized silk half hose,
blue, slate, and red grounds with lace
drop I; embroidered instep
sides, fast Colors high spliced heel
Ladies Fancy Hose, assorted backgrounds
of Red, pink and blue and combination
stripes of green, blue and red, patent cut
foot, black soles, per pair, a-
E. TUCKER,
Next Door to the Greenville,
N. .
Not Weather Piles.
Persons afflicted with Piles should
be careful at this season of the
year. Hot weather and bad
drinking contribute to the
conditions which make Pile more
painful and dangerous.
Witch Salve stops the pain,
draws out the soreness and cure.
Get the genuine, bearing the name
of B. C. DeWitt A Co, For sale by
L Wooten,
Time Tried and Merit Proven.
One minute Cough Cure is right
time when it curing
Coughs, Croup, Whooping Cough,
ere. It is perfectly harmless,
favorite Cough Syrup. For sale
by Jno L Wooten.
Children eat, and grow
after raking Rocky
Mountain Tea. Brings rosy
laughing eyes, good health
and strength. A tonic tor sickly
children. cents, Tea or Tab.
lets. Wooten's Drugstore.
Ho sickly women or weak men
will ever regret taking
Rocky Mountain Tea. brought
to
Tea or Drag
Store.
Tun office prints
nice wedding invitation. If yon
prefer them engraved we can
your order.
Handsomest and largest stock of
Iron Bedsteads st at.
NORFOLK SOUTHERN CO
Steamboat Service.
Steamer L. leaves
Washington daily
at s. m. for Greenville; leaves
Greenville dally
at in. for
Connecting at Washington with
Norfolk A Southern Railroad
Norfolk, Philadelphia,
New York, Boston and all other
North. Connects a Norfolk
with all West.
Shippers should order their
freight via Norfolk, care Norfolk
A Southern R. R.
bailing subject to change
without notice.
T. H. MYERS, Agent. Washing-
ton, N. C.
J. J. Agent, Green-
ville,
H. C. General T. and
P. Norfolk, Va.,
SPECIAL RATES
NEW MAN
At the Old Staid.
I have purchased the stock of
J.
Thigpen and will carry on the bus-
at his stand on Five
I will to the stock to meet the
demands of the trade and will at
times carry a complete line of
Heavy and
Call on me when you want the
beet Groceries for the lowest price
at which they can be sold.
J. J. TURNAGE,
Five Points
via
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Mo., National Baptist
Anniversary. May 16th, In
Ticket on sale May 13th,
and 16th, with limit May
1905.
Asheville, N. C, South Atlantic
Conference, May
17th. to Slat, One
el,. fare, plus cents for the
trip. on sale May
inn and 17th, for trains to
rive Asheville of
May 18th, with final limit May,
23rd, Tickets will be sold
from point in North
South Carolina and Virginia.
Louisville, Ky., Confederate Vet-
Reunion, June to
1905. cent per mile
distance traveled, plus cent.
Rate from Greenville, N. C.
for the round trip,
Tickets on sale June 12th., 13th,
Mill, and I with final limit
Extension of final
limit to Jul v may be oh
by depositing ticket with
joint Ky., and
payment of fee of on each
ticket. Stop-over will be allowed
at Petersburg, Richmond, Whit
Springs sod
Va., Hot Spec-
train service aid through
Pullman cars will be
from convenient point. Fer
other information see agent, or
consult
Beach, N. C. ac-
count of Summer School, June
to 1905. Tickets to
N. C, will be sold June
15th and with final
limit June 24th, for one first
class fare, plus for the
trip. Bate from Greenville, N
C, Wilmington, rt. C,
return
GET YOUR SUPPLIES
Now
Everything you want in the way of
nice Groceries, Canned Goods, Pickles,
Fruits, Candies, Nuts, can be had at
our store.
We carry a large supply of the Best
Goods
JOHNSTON BROS.
The Cash Grocers.
LADIES.
DR.
COMPOUND.
subscribe
New Spring Goods
ARRIVING DAILY.
There is one thing that we do not claim in our to do
and that is to sell goods cheaper than they can be bought-
neither do we want to create the impression that our store is
fell of shop worn, out of style goods nor by filling our store
with show bills and sin boards will we try to impress false
ideas in your mind that we are going out of business, but we
I do wish it understood that we are receiving daily shipments
of the newest things In
RIBBONS, SILKS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES
and kindred materials so desirable with the women folk of
Greenville and Pitt county, and we do you will at
i least favor with a visit to see these many new things.
Pulley Bowen,
THE HOME OF WOMEN'S FASHIONS.
POOR PRINT

G LE'S
SI
UNION
-.-
. .
I Taste is Always
Good Style
far
principally to their Superior con-
ti n b
Co F obi the Time You Put Them On.
all bus in equaling The
i pet pair, with full value
.- . and fa ;. shape as as the
o i
rip
an
;.
. A B INSPECT LINE.
made
PIT
the Foot,
the Head
and the
TWO FISH TALES.
THE CANDY MAN IN
Ha n Ancient History Dating
street
is one
of the attract
Ilia
rival in Mexico, Modern
co. tin- worm enough
to l- mil of doors all the year
around, the render i to ho.
found at from one year's
end to the other, including Sun-
Saturdays and days. The
candy baa a
Which Causal
Little Inconvenience.
A incident of the
if the related by Mr.
II. In re-
moving the honk from tin-
a fish which he in
an eye was accidentally dis-
placed and remained adhering to it.
Knowing the
ties of organization, He re-
the perch, which
I small for the basket, to the,
lake and. being somewhat scant of Aztecs were fond
minnows, threw the line in again of which they understood the
with the eve attached a bait, kind
there being no other of any he of
on the float
almost instantly, and on cm That memorable
. the r out of
Iv the fish he had thrown in a along the way by
moment and had oW
been caught by its own;
to taste got
Mr. Pen- accustomed to them, candy
Dell, I k, conclusively I ;
that the structure of cold blooded he
then; to endure I f late -at
wounds too, you
may him all
a n in
very
m i
a w
to eel. iii
felt
. . .
by tin -.--.
loss
ti of I lie . i .
. . it
mm
Hi
to
Hid
rial in-
lend
of the
i.-. St.;
m. . bail
Bl e
in to . n
I had
a n
i m
a h i
t. i drop i ;.
and i- -t
Custer
Tl lies so do- o to
ti f for
a r n know
laugh i is pretty
illustrated in a once told
by the wife i
. n
SI bad bi re only a few
days h n Irish
. i c h of .
re for Ir r.
j r
Kill .
. it's forty year -I ave
v. i. and I know
. Me i a r,
Hi in, .-.
bill In- -i to i ii r
mid i the end
of i-ii
the year round. Once a has
possession a certain place the
his
do
Sometimes u will sell only
one kind of candy.
in
However, have
In with the
spirit of times and
little stock trade of kinds f
sweets, of which are not known
of
The candy has a
folding by
feel in . n i Ins he
nil hi- av Tin you
nave trouble in I I exactly
you a . there ii is all
d ore on
not find it not make
; ; I b n will
it.
There arc a
loll I i Mexico,
Some of have push an
i the age of mod-
Mexico. ; i
ambitious than I
go about r
fair. They are to be mil I
the b t if
END OF CENTURY BOOK CLUB.
Reported for Reflector.
The End of the club
was by
Mrs. Williamson
the of May.
There was no program
on the
was spent
plans for the
year.
Mis. K. R. Cotten, Mrs- E.
House and Mrs. Mark
were re-elected to the of
president, and
respectively.
The new . are the follow-
Mrs. J. L. Little, first vice
Mis. W. A.
second vice president; Mm. R. O.
There were a number of visitors
presents the
l;. , T.
While. Miss
and of Richmond.
After
delicious served
the adjourned to meet
with Mrs. Hurry Skinner on the
of May.
LETTER TO W. A. POLLARD.
more
ind nil
on
when i . sell the
. .- of . ; .
i o . in .
In iv
Lee Fire.
Ii is hi one period of
; of an
Lee i Dr.
y i u Ion, medical director of
I. i i was Boon
re of an near- the
bullets, and, be- t;. meant by so many
prayers. explained the
I tie girl, in I i say
Ml kn of it
in ski v. a t . for
that it ii .
for her v.; i up I min I
.; n pray r.
ii a i, I
usual. . ;. . I
at once . d. . .
in i fir.-l
over, i .
a third. i time
mother, at c turn
en his illustrious
i mi
hi nil, think the fir-
in lien .- r warm
Hi in c i rued and -aid to
I .
. or, if i. think Bring
hot. you have my per- ,
nu
prayers, now I'm awake, and n i
can go two we 1- without saying
i i r.
I . .
v .
bi
not. it ;
.; I
r II
you.
arc. ; are c
n,; I a i in led if
of tin fad i
K. on .
A In Addition.
Mrs. I . aft the
in room of
a- as bad
on.
-e scales
h you. You are she i n tone i deep dis-
th girl I gust. v.; up to wan
ho . -i i you I -w hundred
I v
i . i-i ye
said I r i i, ft
i p to
Greenville. K.
Hear Here's a sample;
upsets things,
was a cheap
paint town up to a year ago, when
M.- .-; took
our They Bend us the
names of I he painters now painting
A. A. Wm,
Ed L.
John F. J. B.
John G. Frey, G. C.
Lawrence, Charles L. C.
March, and names of prop-
owners
every one of the painters tells why
he
They mistaken;
i. cheapest paint in the world
o far as we know the world and
paint.
If painters everywhere knew it,
they'd paint it; every man of
Yours truly,
F. Co.
P. II. L. Can- sells our
Take All Greedy
An- nun Carolina claims
Paul Is any-
II else Virginia thinks
North
I -o, come right along and take it.
Don't be bashfully. The Old
Null h Sin.- tin- tie-
She
took Andrea Jackson South
Carolina, in of the fact that
d Hickory in a notable
public document said he was
in the Pal Hie tin Slate, and some of
fine mornings we shall
up to a realization
she has carried
in, Jefferson, Lee Stonewall
sin c- to be hoped that
our neighbor will leave us a
led stoves, anyhow.
Dispatch.
twirl,
r, air let v here
do sum
r n
LIFE, FIRE, HEALTH, ACCIDENT
F. Me Hornaday
INSURANCE,
Greenville,
of The
The showing made by the Se-
Life and Annuity Company
ii; its Ulcers
and doubt do, feel proud
of. The in all
is
ii Record,
This is a home company and
well s the hearty support
all our people V. M.
is representative
ville null
1866.
Va.
Cotton and handlers of
North B,
Correspondence and
LIFE
GARMENT STORE.
Of Greensboro, Carolina.
OLD LINE, LEGAL RESERVE.
Guarantee Capital
ARNOLD'S BALSAM
Warranted in
Cholera by
Dentist.
N.
J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner.
VOL. No.
and Friday.
GREENVILLE, Pin COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY. MAY 1905.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
FLAG REACHES
GREENVILLE.
THE MARTIN FAMILY.
DECREASE IN COTTON ACREAGE.
No.
STATE NEWS.
Having Good Medina at Washington. , . ,
M . H . . . . , North Carolina the Pace With
Harding Again the Flag Reports from Washington per Cent. Curtailment
the Beaufort Plow Boy c.
j c v . State secretary Parker of the
rt . . I and .
CLASS
j i , l . State Parker of the
B. known work as hp
as Beaufort Plow of with success.
., decrease in
bee,, returned , Bear, North
Harding, W captured d f will be a, leas
by nth New during week and report ; , ;
Another Insurance company has
been organized at Greensboro.
Biggs, a prominent
citizen of Williamston, died Mon-
day
Official report on the Raleigh
S railroad says that
PERSONALS AND SOCIAL.
Monday, May 1906.
Here i win lie at leas. per say
Jersey Md M ill exceed are graded and the
J t figure feet I not river, near
15th, 1882. . large i
the n Regiment were
killed hi the battle of New
in Tar-
I i.
J. B, Cherry went to
Sunday.
Jesse l went the load
Norfolk
v r o line
I now on in that place. The . . tin, brass, zinc
A Day Spent Among the Flowers
Although many predicted rain
Tuesday, the j was an ideal
one for a picnic and a large
her of the numbers and invited
friends i.-t the
Methodist Sunday school, Spoil I
pleasantly,
House The
occasion was a very ,
one present day
pit- in- has moved Ills
When North Bethel.
Gabriel, Was.,.,
at a. n. happy here.
were nu board lit ninny games,
lunch baskets Kennedy family
i,,,. . , , at
trip to Hi,,
grove .-.-on mads, and as was Kev. W. K. Cox left
previously the train
stopped in the d-ired and B. D. Cherry came Sunday
We happy pleasure seekers found evening
themselves woods u . , ,
k-
being the same
who years ago they would reduce per cent
the to Major of
Harding, who a. time was added to HELP THE ROADS
of Beaufort Plow Boys.
Mrs. Joyner received the flag , Make Vagrants Do Work on Them.
and she then , -Not long ago the Peace
presented ., to M, ,, c. j- m c w, ,, J J--J L.,,
. ti,. the bot-
road live miles from
I Salisbury when they were
from ambush men
I dangerously wounded.
Hughes, H. Fan-
ii- were
in-
a of blends from
. While here they
vagrants to the county roads
l Io for thirty,
the water.
with
days. Under the County road
selves to many and was ,
et that their engagement here I
the bout and all
Both
Calls were pressing
they had logo.
however, so
young men were drowned, and
the lady was saved after a
by another young
of the county can sentence I
all to the roads wherever who the
I went to her
bore and
who was there represent
The speeches of Governor Glenn,
Mrs. Joy and Mr C. Hard-
were greeted with long
There ware present at the
survivors of the th the judgment is
who, with The chairman of the board Before day Saturday morning
Jersey, came it commissioners is sending robbers went to of the
to New to be present at the out letters to the mayors and mag. Standard Oil company, Raleigh
monument and the he for cooperation. W. If Strickland the
fores I, watchman
Min. is glad on Monday, . i , , , , . .
, . ,, I .-, . . the made as the in the u
to behold the flag under which be continue II Friday, June , , , .-,.,.
f .,,,. ., ,, , iii, ti. . as possible with the least ex- about and set fire to the build-
the of his teachers in charge ,.,,. .,. ,. .,
,. , ,. ,,. r. f ,. county. I Ins is to cover up The
try in Ins young Pi of. ., . ., . . .
bond. will keep Miss Mar, C. J T
the for a while in order Miss Moore. Pushing i
the latter, l propel m ;. ,., i-.
having driven
and without delay arrangements
wore made for a most day.
Games played,
the sped by only too
rapidly.
A f. erst I el ling, playing, driving,
and having a good time generally,
we all assembled under one large
tree a was served
that would tempt a king. Indeed,
the lady of class No.
can not lie surpassed in preparing
dinner for u picnic.
Mooting A.
m Bethel.
Hiss Bale left
eve. den.
J. S. Ban, of
spent Sunday here with
Rev, W. fl.
wen. to Hickory Grove Sunday to
of Sanford, who
has .,. a few day.-, left Sun-
When dinner was over the party .,.,.
lime,
or two the .
were resumed, strolls were taken. Sunday.
and driving was in order.
spending some time this delight-
sport, repaired to
home of Miss Annie
Fleming, where were received
in a ming manner. Here
we had both vocal and instrument-
music, which very much
that an who deal re tones i. may teacher in the county is, Youthful Caught.
present it compelled bylaw to attend this . . .
.,., I or ho N. C, May 23.-
T. Howard, of Conetoe,
evening to visit
her daughter, Mrs. J. G.
Miss . of Center-
ville, win. been visiting Mis.
left evening.
J. L. Little and B. J. Cobb
turned Saturday evening
Winston where they attended the
Bunker's convention.
to the Hall History in continuously or be de-
The flag now hangs on the wall from teaching this or
in the any other county Nona Carol-
t. . Howard.
Some youthful burglars were
yesterday by
building and all who for the next twelve months. ,,
dire to do so arc cordially be glad to meet every T, store was
teacher in daylight and
I villa
I o'clock, a. in.
ITEMS.
May, 1905
Sill Ormond Aden
to the enjoyment of the day, but
long we were In a humor to
i take out departure, train time was
announced and we had to say of the graded school
bye and soon found ourselves Mis Rich-
train on the Taylor, of Virginia,
On the arrival of the of Shelby, left
three were their respective
i en It.-
i.
and w- all
homes,
Compliment to Greenville Firm.
We heard a traveling man in a
position to know say firm
of Baker j
more paint than any store in
North Carolina with exception, I
the exception being a firm In the
oily of That is a B w
high we feel sure
this progressive firm deserves it.
in the county at Winter-1
5th of June at
effort to. , R. I.
one day's work who are to such nicks, i. ,,. r
has received official
notice having successfully pas-j
the physical for
admission to the
Licenses jar West Point. He tin
of Deeds has Issued mental examination last year, bill
n i t license to the
his
such tricks, quarterly n
W U Bethany Saturday Sunday.
Co. Supt. Schools, j r. was in this
store Mr. evening. On business
Taylor was entered several times course.
Passed Examinations. during the past, week small The commencement of
Durward S. son of time High school next is
assumption is that the ever held
set of boys committed all the here.
crimes.
u feeling , had been
i iii i of lives.
present were Misers Keel;
Wilson
Patrick ; White II;
White;
Bessie Haskett;
Glenn Forbes; Helen Forbes; Alice
Annie mil r.
i d Mi
and Mrs. II. Hooker.
couples since last report.
Will
Tied
Allied
Barney.
Orphan in Pitt.
The class from the
orphan asylum, on
Ox-
ii
at that time was a little in low i
.- u tour of this sect ion tin
of measurement. .
he stood the J T i
Elka and Alice B. Elks, examination and met every V
In X
den Saturday, In
Gardner and Addie
Joy entered the hems f K. L
Friday morning. I.-
a boy.
services were conducted
a the M. K. church .
say they have had the
grass for the past
two weeks ever seen in this com.
Its getting thin now
though.
Miss Denton returned
home
Tuesday, May 1905.
G. B. W of LaGrange
is in town.
MN SI .- Tunstall went to
Bel ha vi ii km . for a visit.
K A. M ye went to Greens-
mend the medical
Miss Neal and Maggie
Connor, . lets the graded
lei is morning for their
h ii s ii Carolina.
Prof. d and Miss Cobb,
bus i ties college, are
lifter opening the
branch -.- in
L.
Mr. Wilson of he was ,.,;,, . .,
directed to xV, V i
r i , i . t- .
Sunday School Instate, on June 15th, and w e home from Littleton Female college
. . , will leave here on 18th. Ii la a . mi . Her parents and friends
Moor., Sunday high honor to the man d are pleased to see her home.
-t Te I
an institute here in morning for . weeks v , ,
tin Baptist church . .,.,
How It
Ii i- men who have
never made anything for them-
never have shown any
M of ho are
comment to administer in this county, spent
complicated d extensive herewith .,. and Mrs A i
other with
their own estate in
May
Dr. Frank Waddill Dead.
church Monday night.
His talk Sun-
k -.- -i- vi inter-
engaged Waddill.
. business man of C.
I .
Both Add. .
i n e . heir
papers i-ha mi m . office
t-i mother, .
i . mite,
He i .
., , . i time as he n id
he et Mr. and Vi- .
S, C, May i- .- . I county two yea
j a. Ii i . id u part ,
day , , then in,. .
t A number M
pies,
Or rd
I n a I
de
i. . i.
died alter a
He i i Washington
iS Lee i after
war sod . n nine time . p
n General .;. i . ,
He I a the
they can tell other people how
in w J. I H m .
business. If the much i of is;.
making for railroads should
h i ii . . T B-Mi n went to
i which to
tin ii . . ,. ,,
Not-
in- ken
came in this
inner came in
P Dad Tel
I coll
Mi.
Ii e well
.,;. , . , ., u . j , n
am
. . has i . , ,
result i
from
x evening.
K of Greene
, l
won . ,. ,
week.
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