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A LIGHTHOUSE HELPER.
of
UNION
Good Taste is Always
Good
The Plant Developing, Rapidly.
j I.
How th Appointment Wat Mad and
Why it Wat
Filed
i , . the water and ells us
are two brief epistles, in now supplying cue-
of v with
was written about m . , .
, , , . , , house lights
fore the. sen. In look
like ordinary h
correspond i
in good I i an I
no one. reading
t bat a i
woe bang thereby. An in
tor. mating his u
the
A D Irishman d I
had charge of a no i
of t lake ports. He v.
person o
weight, fit more
made up for anything he la i.
. or inns
brawny,
; k. She .-. n r,
Then also
contracts ahead more,
Fur a plant ha
lee twin this
remarkable At
rate it will not take for the
plant to I a paging
The plant is giving service
hi 1.1 i lie we pleased.
of a violent temper. .
I an re n the
, i did
no ; i i own.
lit . p
.-.
J in a
I i. 11-
i . I hiT
A TEST.
T. wire a lite. Dr. T.
fa. Pa , made
test resulting i woo-
cure. He writes,
attacked will
X. May 1905.
J. H. Andrews happened to a
v painful last Saturday
lie i in a
tussle with a couple of
tier m men arid in some way
during the scuttle bis leg
broken just the ankle.
His many friends wish him the
best of luck arid that he may soon
be back in bis place of
again. A very important feature
in this ease is that Mr. Andrews is
our market man, and what shall
we do beef to eat.
W. K. Davenport, of Con
spent last Thursday in town
nipping.
Mrs. Willie spent
last Thursday town shopping.
J. A Staton and J.
., .
Mi
FOR MEN
. r . r-., . .,. ii due- pally to ; Superior can-
an lotion
c.
m n From the Time Put Them On.
m . u . tried, in them. The
i The price pair, with full value
.-ii; th-if u-ll long hold m well s 15.0
in i
WE COS H TO CALL AND INSPECT THIS LINE.
i at tn .
. of I
. .
i-i i. Mrs.
a trying pi to
live with. rue
on is in-
A i n v
r knee
tn. .
l . i the
phi .
he proved ill to die
. i;
lower, where I from
. I s.
oil by nice of the hull in
ml. I had often Annie of
i; Ki- k , ., . ,
. , ,, . the popular of
trouble on i
The patient from A Corey, baa accepted a
the and ha not an j position w A
in ii i potato We
t- , pleasure.
, Q , , . ,,
K , ,. , ., J. of
iii
them Only Jno L Woo- his best
j Kill, near here.
V. K. , of Becky Mount,
Near. -pm with bis parents.
Si May The K. L. Mayo, of spent
from front to with his best girl.
poll i to the imminence of n renew- blame hire she is
h fighting on h large wale. Bethel's
Genet i pressing young
on the Hue Mil
ill the railway and on the B town.
mad, but whether he N situ- Misses Ora and Eva
feeling mi cherry spent in town.
or baa Misses Verna and
i Lizzie Beverly spent today in
is mi however, that
over
chaining
town
little town
for a battle. All the early Monday
who
ail ii n in d places south f
I here bare been
when we heard that the
to k and orders have
been git en in the Intel veiling
hospitals. The Hail s
also hi ordered lo the
of Dr. King's hew Life
Pills each for two weeks is
put Die in my write
II. II. of D,
severed the life thread
from the little child
Mr. and Ball, of
who were visiting Mi. Mrs. J.
T. We learn that Mr. and
Mr Hall are devout Christiana
ii i while Cod has Men fit in His
all wise power to take their dear
one to live with Him, they
be perfectly to
Hie will, Hint
They're the bent in the for they shall meet
Liver, and Hovel-.
vegetable. Never Gripe.
ill L.
Store.
a- . at K.
it I
Q,.
v A DE
the
the Head
and the Pocket-Book
i i
PATH
A- .
the j
n i
e of i
.;
ion.
i a Heavenly home where all
hall he happiness again.
A BUMS THING
I will U- conducted
H. death luxe,, hot Unit is
not true. Dr. King's
t ,. N alter .
I to, building, Discovery
Ha I at o'clock cure for all lung and
A G-a-
Km
him a
I. t all go bear a
A. Verbena,
i- p., in the hospital from n
throat troubles. Thousands can
testify to that. Mi.;. B.
of W. Va.,
says bail a severe case of
and a year tried every-
thing I beard of. hot got no relief.
e.-- ii piles bottle of Dr King's New Dis-
. doctors all me
H lie i It's infallible for Croup, Whooping
i farther Grip, and
iii It con laud inn. Try it. It's
k ii i-i pain. by Jan. . Wooten,
lice.
ti J. I.
.; life's dancing
ti veins; the
one fee h r using
Mountain Tea
e. . Tea or
. Id us- Stole.
Druggist. Trial bottles
Keg. no.
t v given HI of
and
CO
.,
GARMENT STOP
. w
LIFE, FIRE, HEALTH, ACCIDENT
F. Hornaday,
INSURANCE.
Greenville, North Carolina.
of The
m annuity
North Carolina.
LINE,
Guarantee Capital
More fur North Carolina.
Norfolk, Va . May
Norfolk and Carolina Coast rail-
road company, with a capital of
is being formed by a
J syndicate, beaded by
Company, of New
The com puny will take
I over a half million acres
laud in eastern Carolina and tun
a rail line from Norfolk through
the of Bean-
fort, and
II de end
ill beat
lb- iii-- el April there
farm
X a pigs.
The sow is black and white, sill in
one ear and fork in Hie
other. n l In-
i Ion to rec ivory
sow and pigs, J, W, Perkins,
ARNOLD'S BALSAM
Complaints By
Jno. L. Woolen and Coward Woolen
EASTERN
D. J. WHICHARD. Editor and Owner.
VOL. No.
and Friday.
Pin COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. TUESDAY. MAY
THE BANK OF GREENVILLE.
VISIT THE FAIR.
GENERAL NEWS.
MIDNIGHT FIRE AT HIGH POINT
DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
No.
Hod Annual Meeting, and Officer. D . . .,
Remarkable Growth of the Will Look in th. State
the recent meeting of j the visit r
the of Bank of to in the tall the
G the directors of the
were R. L. Davis. J. a. Post In today's issue
Andrews, K. W. S. T. of the
Booker, O. Hooker, J. ;. Move, meat feature of
WILL L E
near her home two miles Sooth . ,. .
years ., ., ,,,. ,,.,,,. ,, J Gran
weeks, , ,
, , tor. Its ,
; . .,
hi M., ; J
II. A .- i.
regular force.
The annual report of the
of tin- was exceedingly
to the After
paying a good dividend, the ha
of the earnings for the pant admiration for the m
year were added to
Carolina g
week. The i,,
at that lime i i d
by Governor Glean The President
. n. ;,. la, , ,. .
and s
total to which j
in of i;,.
the
plus and capital stock l.-m k
fine a rank and
the financial that few
banks attain.
The Bank of began
nine a that
pie of the Old Hts i-and the
glorious record -i i fathers
in the history this
expressed n
to Governor the
he and hi- Mad attended
Presidential
Sues For Breach of Promise.
Sew ;,., ,.
time succeeding the private bank a of a
of The estimation i .
it is hell the j ,, e of .; .-.
shown i-i the splendid .
increase of and remark a suit A d today the n
able growth each year. The which to a head by the a nest
total volume of business began the Supreme a and
la
on government works Bremen. The i .,
the employment of fire and water,
labor was raised in
hi- Poll Tax Too fl h
. h m V ,
r u, .,,., , , ,
of convict, IV A , V T
;. ,.
War were aim.,. . . . Z T
the plan and ,. .-
Advocate General Dav,. Ha.
t the higher ran.
Hoover let ii rued
. .
Hie oil ii .
.-. V , . ti
Roller-
i ill
. i
Arrested for
I i .
;,.,,. ,,.
, i .,. ; ,,;.;
is g. .,
Hue. poll ,,
town in x
t- ti
undoubtedly
I lo. . i
HI U Lip ea
Ill Hi; , , i ,
in .
i.--.
Mr. Willis P.
Mi I n
P ,
.- .
h ll ., ,
. Ir. i
.
be hail , ,,
Mm . ii j
ti b ,
; , Mai I
. isl up the n I
i.
II. to
i .
in-
. i,. ;.
e.
old, v
y.
He
Ma-
K.
-.-. . K ,., ii.; -n nu in
affairs is denied i o'clock. They
ha m . i , ;.,,.,; ;,, . c -i . .-. . would be made up . ;.
worth mentioning That t he .,.,.; , .,,.
the bank has attention n apparent be to the en tin
never el i or cashier. room said that , men
The names and .
living in Asheville f.,
ii-. .
lie
do
arrive lo mo m
will be sent to Xi
in
V .
. Tell
The names and .-- in i r-. I.
with its was and Ki hard the
and steady
Ah;.
growth,
the public.
e with
Original
The way t,. i
i- to kill
I i He silent v ho a
reputation wisdom.
plaintiff suit,
counsel
Both the and
defendant in Mr,
only sure thing sister
Mi
who arrived with him u l it
touring automobile,
Several letters
the spectators were many.- .;. . ., a from
not accustomed M cum ,.,,;, l bat in
guard duty
and
did the getting the
Governor Black Bail,
former Judge appeared
the
is Hint if iv ill never die.
golden glances are
real wireless messages.
Borne people never happy
they are being humbugged.
It doc n t take more time
to be . ,;,.,., .
It is yon ii bow
you My ii that makes friends or
People . .,,
Still, III. v In ,, ,, ,; to
ab
In .
from
away.
denied the . a
made mull , .,
alibi,
done. Ai -i bearing all the
i , up
and an is
Emily . Cherry,
in
in ,, ., .
Mi. Mrs. ., i ,.,,
live I . i.
hand .
v. .
a on Hi-
I lie. . in ,.
W., d.-v,
e. h
Will i we .
left this
Virginia where i
; V. . came In
i to ,
F. I
ha- h .
to
I bell he I I
I-el In
lire used;
My Dear lo
Mrs. came hen one and dollars
N, r., a few have been
i from i. His i, in m I
l Joseph p. Smith, .
she was man in 1897, ,
I., i .,
re, a
, Old, I III
i I i mi ii in
. i you tin .,
may i, . to serve on ,, ,;.
i . . ii j ,. ii u
. . i . . the ii ii. , i . .
. . .
arc
,,.
little
B i lie. Si.,. i.,;,,., v, ;,,.
ii S Mai in died
Monday, Maj 22nd
II I lei ;, . .;.,, n
years and i m
; i child
Why. in i
tell Ills . ., ;
i i
he bis pun
legion Post.
when . led school .
her borne in
en
here with
in.
I Cobb returned
evening from
bas .,
Mat lie. Holt,
. .
MO
been to sisters and three hi,
i. . . i,,.,.,
; miss her i a
. hands, bin u
r M i . . u
a, .,.
u .;.,
i, , ,
is the in.
W i i
; line Hi- season,
are .
loll , ,,.
ll III till I I I .
. . I .
ii; y
.
. i
. . .
i .
i , in .
i a.,
i ,
you
.
. 27th,
I-. Cos in ;,
d A i ore v.
.-. n .
,.
I I i
City,
in
lb
I i
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ll
;.
X. .
POOR PRINT

, -s
What Good Roads Mean to the Buyers
And How They Save Money by a Visit to
Just received an immense
Shipment of
CD UNDERWEAR.
BELTS
The newest thing in
FANCY GIRDLES
Both Puffed and Sheared.
SLASH.
Ready to Wear Hats and Untrimmed
Shapes
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
Fridays and Saturdays.
C it Prices on Baby Caps.
SHOES, SHOES, SHOES.
We have a full Stock of
OXFORD SHOES
For Ladies and Misses
la Blacks, Whites, Tans and
SPECIAL PRICES.
Ladies
Remember we have the
Goods for the Ladies
Such as Lawns, s and
Swisses in Various Colors.
Men and Boys Clothing.
WE CARRY
A Complete Line Of
MEN BOYS SUITS,
Remember The Place
Store.
AN INQUISITIVE CAT.
SPRING AND TEMPERANCE.
Paul Pry H. . For Written . THE
Investigation. y ;
. its, I have one at , .
that i- p marvel j All verdure perfection,
when it come l prying into. Painted by sublime;
t Every branch is clothed with beauty,
. . really in-
i . If there is
u i the place he dot
understand, ii i- because ii is
new and I n there
And likewise every vine.
We hail its coming with delight,
With pure and rand
view noble sight
Which been so grand.
in to inquire into it.
i, -rally h lien new is
H The young and old with
look it. II ,. . i j
is wrapped up so he W welcomed
M ill do la st to find
what ii i-. and if he fails to i m scenes winter part,
. . . . . I.;.,.
While the birds so sweetly sing.
until Coins listen with rapt emotion
.-,, ,, , , , ,. lo the murmur of the
r ,. lime that a i pie of In to join the ocean,
E pictures i think of the
one i Si
i e we h to i With its pages I re history,
lie
. i. , , lures.
Which is pure and
. pet to lures.
;., May we with joy its mystery,
. , in the on its sheets.
I it t May we then its teaching
i want to duty to God man,
. if I may I , . , ,, ,.
. And by practice as well as preaching
i sails lend assistance when we can.
II up I
. He To struggling and fallen humanity,
to find out lingering on the brink;
; . res. blighted hope for eternity,
. have to ; a f , , ,
allow . brought on by curse drink.
. the nature of i Cod in His infinite wisdom,
provident -no drink;
And i f Hi.- lions promises,
; . -I r
ice of the part of hi.- ,. . ., ,.
. i . Slav vi r cease think.
ii If tin of ii
. , i . . ,
II I -1 I
. , I bat He furnish a bountiful
. i And made it free to all;
ho
.-. to be I
. . i 1.11
he near I f to death
to the
,. . . i .
. , fur I
not
. . . I .
.
r.-ill .
turn on i r
a , and v. ill
.;. Kill n;
of tin
I ii ;
ii . .
I. I
curious, I i M in
Mini . ml i r.-w human
I,. it.-
. Or-
leans Time-
Come unto Him weary ones,
And heed Master's call.
I it down the hillside,
so and sweet;
Distilled in morning dew,
And tn in mighty deep.
I., i u praise His and holy
name,
untold blessing here;
An, I may we aver lisp
In earnest and sincere prayer,
us pray for one
Their burdens may we share;
in help our afflicted brother,
Through this world of sorrow and
cue.
Time and Merit Proven
Cough Core i. right on
, conies to Curing
Croup, Congo,
etc. w perfectly
pleasant to
Syrup. For sale
or in In land,
he found a r in a
mean, neon . I d. I here
. to cheer I during Ilia
In his effort to defeat the
In All Styles and Colors, Ail Weights and Qualities. We Also Make a
SPECIALTY OF
TAILOR MADE SUITS.
Mill III- . . , .
. day as he lay I u
and i
rest his eyes upon, no . we i
, of flower is bedside . . . ,, ,,, ,
the Phil-
talk in. And City Gasworks to Hie
noticed that above the sick man's Gas Improvement
head there were great holes in r seventy-five yews for
. . Mayor Weaver dismissed from
-i said the minister. , i . .
i holes office the two of
awkward in had his cabinet and thereby delivered a
iv i I like said blow dominant
the old . I can I organization of tie city.
which has caused probably the
i; i
the t
Philadelphia.
I. i
renown.
n V d it w
cl
and I
In-1 . nit of i ,. .
In nil Unwell lo
jury, that the
ion .,. pr p-
i r
ill,. ; . Of
the house . . ., I and
mi will acquit
him and n I In i
in show ii i m I ion as
to lake boot, for fear i
the Th ii i i
i,. oil the j he
seriously and acquitted
j Street,
Greenville, N. C,
I wonderful poser lo
. your trouble, vitalizes,
in every pail r
, ,. what Hollister
, j Mountain Tea
., Tia or Tablets
. M
does.
are to kinds luck
link, for which have to
work, sod bad luck, which
Hi inns bright, merry
e . , rich, led blood, good health.
That's what Rocky
Tea will do.
Tablets. Drag
Store.
Frank an
of whom
told, was om o defending
York aim -1 of t
they call
there. said
wood, say you thus
and far can you see a
beast to know as far off
u I am from promptly re-
turned the witness, in another case
a thief mowed wit mid some
logic, lie had bean
a .
ii mi ii--
sternly. i i u
hanging n replied
.-. . and hi
it mayn't
IS HI NOTICE.
Mere of on
estate of Louie B. COx,
having I wen Issued to me by
tin- Clerk the Superior court Pitt
county, and as
such
notice Is hereby given to all persons
claims against said estate, to
present them lo for on or
before the 18th day of May, duly
or this will he
plead in bar of their recovery. All
lo said estate are
to Immediate
to ill,
This day of May 1906.
CANNON,
SUBSCRIBE TO THE
At the meeting of the Georgia In
Association, lately held in
President Gordon reported
on the number of mills, spin-
looms and other data in
as
of mills, number of
spindles, number of loom
capital employed. .-
cotton consumed
the in st interesting
ion that can be drawn from these
Statistics is in a comparison with the
two Southern States that exceed
the volume of their cot-
ton manufacturing industries.
While Georgia is spinning only
of her average crop
is this year to reach
close to hales , North Car-
with spindles is
approximately spinning four times
her own State production of
and South Carolina, with her
spindles, spinning three and
one half times her cotton production.
Strictly Genuine.
Mo-- of patent medicine
. is ate probably genuine. The
follow recently ii
in
eM known engineer, run-
lately appeared in n
big one, a picture,
he we
him Ii . M mi i.
pains in , an i ,.
he cancer.
mended K lie
l. cured in d d
it lo other, who acre
i I'm
it you
troll Mi . art
your can be
Ii l i ill m j ii
. ill d life s i
this I . and the , ,
known .- J
of of Wake
Forest college ore in session as we
go t. press, h i to be hoped that
do what i. wisest and
f,, liege, and in our
judgment, i. to in
their ; r to preserve its democrat
ii- ii h has always i
the masses our North
people rather than the classes. It
stands closer, perhaps, to is
popularly known as the comm u
than any other college its
class in forth Carolina. Let
the ancient landmarks be removed.
Charity and Children.
ems a
Definition.
was the burning
question asked by the
the landlady,
that as to an-
which draws two i
r who cannot afford it and
me third
i i he
the of two I
such a man in r as prod ice the
fewest offspring II i it
greatest
Said the
their
nerves, -i i ate i i-rt n gang
centers
the brain at i
i higher
. i- pun
in its action, and. i; .
ex
diverse in . of it- asp
to Is subject to l.
live . linden n .
Said the . -I,.,,.
is the -nor. me
Said the octogenarian,
Said theologian, is that
divine ton. . t i-existent
that ha- dwell in ; he In
men since th
ed i Hocks and us
to force every one lo In n our
on ii particular views, n if
have to mm it with the i of
S I ii .
th. i
dean i. i
. nil bin ii . i .
., u idol . .
I II
. u . . I
Bill wan jetting bloated,
Ami his tongue i as coated.
Patent wouldn't tine
him.
Companies would not ii lire hi in.
AH his friends were badly fright-
their .-, i i ii n . light-
For Bill they b Ii d
hi in.
.,.; him.
famous .
cure i, S .
etc .
ii cir ti in- i m liver.
They i sicken
part ii .;, Good
a or adult., s
I Him.
.
iron pi
am .
v om . J
i a . r
I ,
In . no o j u.
had left, n
friend i pr ii .
ask;
t vi him
o's HIM rein .
. tin
-I i . toll
. r r
. .
I. that the
hooks of registration for the First
Ward town of Greenville
will be opened the building on
of Second and Greene Streets
in Want. Wednesday May
it. Thursday 1st. and Fri-
day, June 2nd., o'clock
a in. too o'clock p. m., for
registering d
voters of said Wan, who h; not
registered, for an
to he held On Mono.-.-,
. for ii i. i, .
. said for
year.
Tali IS Mi. 1905.
REGISTRATION NOTICE id
WARD.
Notice is hereby given
books of ration fol the See
Ward of the town of will
he opened Mis V II
school house Pill in
Ward, on Wednesday, .
Jane Friday,
2nd, 1905, o'clock a. in.
i k p. in., lot
registering qualified voters
aid Ward, who have not hereto-
for an election to
I-e held on Monday, June .
for Aldermen lo represent
-aid Ward for the ensuing year.
This the of Hay
J. WHITE
REGISTRATION
WARD.
Notice is hereby given that the
books registration
Ward of the town of Greenville
will be opened in
mid on Wednesday, Maj
1st., June 1st, .
Friday, June 2nd. 1905, from
o'clock a. in. in o'clock p.
for the the
vote- of mi id who
have not re lot
election to be held on Monday,
June fur i I
represent said to the
year.
the M 151-fl
it. W.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Ky., Vet.
Reunion. June to
1905. On.- cent r mile
traveled, plus 2.1 cents.
Rite Greenville, X.
for the trip.
Tickets June 12th.,
14th. and nun i i
June 19th. of
lo f b b
by tickets i
agent, Ky.,
fee if , .
ticket. Slop-over will 1- allow
Petersburg, Richmond.
Spring nod I .
Va., i for Hot g
I service a id tin
Pu an ears ill i, ,.,.
from vi , p t point.
i ii a t, ,
c ii
N. on ac-
. ; Summer School,
1905. Ticket lo
inn arm, will b,
A beautiful Line
if
in ha-d 17-
with ti
June hr I
ems- tare, I
Bate i v
to , X C, and
NORFOLK R.
Steamboat Service.
L.
V. ab. ex i
at ii a. i
., i ; i .,. ,;
at in. . to
Was i ton ill
i. I'll
Sew N n h d
it a l .
II
Sin; should
i Norfolk, i k
A i n
r j el i ,
without
T. II. Age .
ton.
J. CHERRY, A
N. c.
U. C. , T
Agent, Norfolk, Va.
AIM
LL-OVER U
AND
not to be matched
in town m The Price.
REGISTRATION IT ,
Notice is hereby given that t ; . ,.
registration W, I
Ward the town id e I
will be opened at J. J. dealer in
Points in Wind ti
Wednesday. 31st,
June 1st, June 2nd, J r- . .
from o'clock a. m. to ; I Ami j
o'clock p. the e i Hi
,. ring tin qualified rs id
aid who have no . Ill
A. E Tucker
GREENVILLE,
Parent ought to bi exceedingly
careful to use the very i
they can in the presence of
children Kat i slang is the ban-
est tn . IT, . cause it is the Bret
the learns. The orphanage
children have exceptionally fine
in i respect, ma
i; i used b;
with whom me in
i i many them
i i ring i
in of wot Id.
Charity and i Iron.
Weather Piles.
. ;
at l
y ear n
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ii ., . DeV
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, Tea
Store.
Had to
I i in a
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. other
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;.
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on I .
all . i,
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I tie tin
. I
ti ,
ii held Monday,
for Aldermen
said Ward for the
J. G. LINO,
Notice i given
books for
Ward of the town
opened ii-
Cotton Bagging and III
sauna
NORTH CAROLINA.
j Ties always on hand
Fresh kept ion j
in stock. Country j
Produce Bought and Sold ,,
is
GREENVILLE
North Caro iii a.
mi venue, ill
II .;
In said Ward, on
June 1st.
Friday dun.- and. .
v. . . Ward. .
have not i.
election to he held i u .
Stand.
I hi . th . .
. . .
. . . .
date
conn
of tin ,
June Mb, for Abler, nil I. ,
Maid the .,
ii. CT. .
I will add
I-.
Heavy and Fancy Groceries.
Registrar,
Jr
H. W.
SKINNER
LAWYERS,
R . an J
sin . th . be sold.
. in . .
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r v.; it. i . .
ARRIVING DAILY.
s it do n i n our to
nil I i ; i . bi
ti lion that our store is
full of h-p i, of nor by .
wit ; show hill an b i we try r
id r-in . om of bin w
1.1 wish o-id that ac receiving daily n-i--
the ii . i i
RIBBONS, SILKS, EMBROIDERIES, LACES
i ; with the folk of
do hope you will at
ha-r favor ii . I e these many new
Bowen,
women's fashions.
nil-. Con fee ,.
etc
on
i . r. . . i
GET t
I ; n
. ; I
Five Poi its
i i
II
. i ton i rs
., . I
i ,. .,.
lily, to snit it'll
i i.
. h the way of
Goods, Pick.
can be had
of the Best
N BROS.
rs.
POOR PRINT

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR
-i . Ir AND
O. J. WHICH v
The penitentiary ITEMS
Ohio., shape for d
officers K, I . May
There ten bank of
was this ii n Monday.
iii Greenville N, C, e .--
A i at every post office Pitt i
iii fiction
PiTT ST. T MaI 1905.
officers sen a there.
Misses Pearl and Nelson
,., i evening with
The funny sheet supplement, used
by ninny of the papers, Bees was well represented at
its end. postal rulings debar the dosing of tin school.
the mi is
relatives here this week.
Miss Annie and Mrs.
i Tuesday after-
GRAND TO in moat as j m Bee That member f the Benin class
who gave to Columbia of
the Wake publics u I in will not have much is visiting Miss this
the cat n the light trouble in passing the i week
, , I. went
at i
i there are another term in the penitentiary.
. I grafter. In
, . . Miss cut
and Tuesday wit I
ad in ; divorce evils, and goes hack
n.
in the lie
Oxfords.
a a la Washington, wen
in to. . The bucket ; law j I
. . , las. has Wen I-
the tin lie u . , , . ,., , I in i
Supreme
n reel . there is
. , in lark writing the opinion.
great ii is is not a
d the true
. . f
. , . , ire . . sell el
. seems to be
ii.
i her, SI
then,
when
. I .
.
--.--.
William Harrington and
. i re the
i is i ; j
g j s an v . i no i of
.- I can play any
u u the
Co.
Ii M and
Mr. i I
I in this i
I he
.
coon bum a . , visits Mis, Myrtle is away
Can this he is . i , .
Tins Store is prepared to meet the feature
any and every man who has an
want.
We have Oxfords for the man who wants good
as far shape leather is concerned but who
must and will have
Foot Comfort.
We've Oxfords for the young man who wants
exclusive and extreme styles, no matter how pro-
for the more they are. better
he likes In in. For these swell dressers we have
Oxfords are strictly
the
We aim to have, and do have all the wanted
styles for we often have to lit a man's ideas in Ox-
fords as well as his
Black leathers or Tan. Lace or Button, Blucher
Styles. Military Heels, etc. Nothing left out.
fond of
i i ton
Mrs. II. II. I. nil ill
II an. of
State . . . . is , ,. will
the . i .- u i . I v
week n re will hes me
n . , i
I . r T. listing
begin i en. The Humming Bird
CLOTHIER.
then
lilt;
is lair.
spier. I . It
mail
. , . . , , this v, n
skill, bum . I
I , I I i the
the pi .
cock. great I
. i . i V.
c-t i address .
i . of the I in The Country Calendar for
. . , urine
. . tin Iii i i.-u
,; i
With I I hunt crawled in among
In believe -e to the the lit-
ii i I I. me i
all the h an I i r
i i from my nose, a to stare
looked
MEN'S FOOT WEAR.
TO BK
An i . i , .
. . . dainty
i , r i is b Id
. . . . e.
me all i f n in head i i fool twice,
i v l- ; ,; I
t .
another
u ; j him . I L I .
to ha . lit III
far very Hi I i . ,. , could to
though it . t . . . . . .
holding f win I we suppose, to an i-
I . . . . I ; . .;.; nil
hoard i ,
the t .
ii the .
and i I c u-
if this .-. v d wit, iii
i . ii i . ; .
d is i .
duty of r in attend I h . . , i.
i i i
I i
at
A .
bit ts
. i . I.
lid Tin
, I a i
Inn i ; i
.
ii, i
was she I
ll till I
Some . an can't drive f J wide tin r;
hat I in drive i Us She spread her tail like .
. , and . I I i
I ., . , , ,
, craned her neck, mid
drew her dagger-like straight
Uncivil i lie i- Up above the nest. She it
I fr . a i view I I . , ; i hilt,
started a series of ii
Talk v. . ii i to ; him
to the toes sin
h until ii made me
Ii like the i
the infants t hey v i n I u
and hi tin y hi re .
a usual bum
. ii , ,; Al, ,. , .
tin u the feud They ran in
11- it
ll Red Tin ii An -i I tied
die
I it C . strike i
a lot of
chain is no stronger titan
its Many
fail V. the of
this iii of their
shoos.
Wear Ail and
your troubles will end.
We want you to concentrate
on American
chain with no weak links.
Every shoe is made with the
determination it must In-a
seller, wearer, and B trade
builder.
run wear
Shoes or without fear as
ti. results fur their reputation is
Ii us -tit. LIGHT.
;. . ; haven re .
I her I
, ., , , . , . , ,
;. is in hi In r
. . i lose . naked . i
I, in to ,. , iii
main . sin n lied in.
tin in i.-in rings i
. I in , ,,
love
i white face I deal .
T. in Watt ii, n i
iii I, . . .
h i- beautiful
. i
I his . I U
i States . to . it. I
Iii i
human mil i . i
ii must cause us nil i think
ii r the race, u In u u man
we are apt magnify hi-
established. In view of this fact
you to try pair.
All America Shoes.
The All America 18.60 Shoes
contains greatest chain of
which has boon offered
fur a, ouch link haying
been newly into the
snappiest, wearing that
brains, money intelligent
could The
you can only
by seeing them.
have v today,
.-. g in m . . n u to
i from whom be be and bis
. . . , , ,, non u I ., and vices Virginian i
. Id, . ,,, ,;,. if ,. , .,, ,,,
to shield tin , baa ,,.,, .,, .,, ,,,;,,,,
States have asked to h i mil I troy the best people of the Stale than
the o i. i j ,;,. Vet now that
. s.
state carries i free
CL Wilkinson
their people on the subject of high J aim Wm. Mahone. Vet now that
finance. Tom be for is remembered longest
., . It is Ins Inly i,. him is was dashing and
aid Hie i ii ,. ,,. , , ., , ,.
ten to end the Confederate officer. And
illegal sale may be
pass. II ii. facts it I he
proven before said i We The Atlanta and Observer.
don't the impression a informed us that be write
man who accepts a pass is not hon- for f Dr. Senator Morgan is reported t
est. hut little are liable
in bias oven honest man's judge
As a railroad officials
are sharp, and always
the lookout the Interest,
and when they hand oat these little
baits they expect I catch something
will gratify public
much by telling what hank will cask
the
This weather may that
old rusty report that the rust is
to the wheat fields.
have expressed himself as being of
opinion that the construction of the
canal will he abandoned within the
year. If this is done after all the
bluster of administration there's
going In he a big
to ocean and from lake- to gulf.
gall
they are arranging to erect in
a monument to bis memory
Charlotte i
A supposed died
Denver, and then it was
discovered that ho was worth about
This shows that Home men
net as they look,
though on the other band men
area darn sight more
ton Dispatch.
Hardware.
For I Stoves Ranges,
Heaters Pumps, Gun, Am-
munition, One and Two Horse
Steel Plows. Heat Cutters and
In fact anything
in Hardware come to
H. U. CARR
WINTERVILLE
This department is in charge of A. D. Johnston, who is authorized to rep-
resent the Reflector in Winterville and territory.
WINTERVILLE ITEMS.
M. G , May
tat Don't fore to or mi
cart A. ;. ; art huh- to A . I ex
Look up Mr. Cooper aid ask him
Some try to meet
anything that A lo
use,
i e-i
them in Barber Co.
arc interested In.
pariah seed at T do
have been Informed Tl,,,
A. pay in. highest price or will
price for country prices. for meal. Wen
We were shown a letter write for price.
Virginia lo A. ;. Cox Mfg. A C
neap,
at
Co. their buggies were, different it
buggies
ll would surprise you -e.-
number of wagons and that
is being shipped sold by A. O.
Cox Mfg. Co., hut we were m their
yesterday and they bad a
nice lot work just being com
their timber was floe.
load ii received.
Harrington Barber Co.
On Monday night the
singing class
Orphan will give a
here. Lei every one give a
hearty
a. G. Col Mfg. Co. eel
shipped ad
had better
trices
make
IS
Ion.
our
Corned
Heed
I Mill.
; r A. W.
I .
S . -m
in i in
Pine Tar honey, Walkers
tier I
ti
. .
mi
l Bel I
Dr. I.
ii Pain kill. r.
live, and i
We samples ever e ill troubles, sec
hundred a-all paper, T. K. Manning Co.
to
We are j Ki bay, earn
the cheapest. Come .-. Co
examine buying elsewhere. Kit . ling
B. Bro. in
L. L. went to large p
.-.,. ,, . , very
A the Barbel
the Oxford ares in arrears, id,
I the ten Ii pi and n . k
the on nil the routes ii .- um ladies i
Winterville of ail our has an our
am I to give receipt of urea
to reduce the pi ice of their
so for season pay up, make me happy, make
it is easy reach i. the editor happy, and gel ha;.;.
yourself. I re g i . g.
Notice- i have mot ed into my
new store e u the depot. I keep
hardware, line a
black and and repair shop
and lively stable in
W. L.
A. G. Co. are
shipment of citron
planter- and
Should in in lb
line j Ii I better at
another
laities, men sinus.
Mrs Ann Haddock dud
an mil the hour
of six and at
home of Mrs. A. W.
this p She had been
a for time and her
Win
leaves .
dock Mrs. w.
besides ii of relatives and
friends. Our heartfelt sympathy
out i i the
Don't eyes fee like there
Is Kill Do they pain you
and feel oil Do
they become mattered and adhere
while That denotes
paired vision and should he rem
by wearing eye glasses. I.
T. Cox carry a full line
spectacle ind can III your eyes
with ; i lees.
Wanted or men to solicit
order- Poi nursery stock Pill
particulars enclose
stamp. I; hi, Winterville; -V. c.
We hum T. W. Wood
Son- . . d and set d, B,
T. Cox and Bro.
Mi. Mrs.
i i
and .- town.
lot i m
cry on hand .
Barber i lo.
Tin- A. G. Cos Mfg. Co.
just received
poultry fence.
pay
for ail
year advance.
A. Johnston,
Hay. oat- and lime A. W.
A De Co. i i u ii.
Mis, i-
relatives in Greenville.
The place
The A. G. Cox . have a
lot the American fence
Pittsburgh perfect
ard see . is more I
i Hi i If
; . v , . mi .
inn .-.
i a all the late designs, v .-c
The . i y ii d
to call air line. r-
e Co
y i ;. a.
keep on i. mil a large of
matting all no- lime,
Go to i in; Co. for
ires, en . ,,. and
a choice
also There a u a but
. . I
I i.
. . .
.
I .
. . .
. .
E GOLD
actual
v.
. ,
ll
I .
a kind
; . .
. ; i .
. . . .
staples and bard wire. simple
get their prices before baying church here
your spring supply of fence. 7.30 Mr.
I repair Shoes and do good work, Mi-s . being
Bring to me either at my the contracting Rev. I A
borne or at the shop. Id . i The follow-
Henry Nelson. as
MUs Taylor Helen with Joshua
of were Mum. ii. . I it
mi unexpected. with J. H. Fry,
children Had- man with Taylor mid
who raise can Miss Taylor with l B
supplied with the known ire J.
machine and Greene a d C, J, Jackson, The mi
rakes by Harrington Barber Co, bride and groom on in Kai .
train for Washington City. of a i
. . u i
.
i lined
add re-.- i .
hank ii
her hand, i
.-
I be . I
call and see them.
is no reason why Co,
farmers have lo such
high prices for their flour, they
can raise o n n In u the
Mfg. i i thoroughly
equipped making
flour
The best
dues from regular price.
sell our Mainly o true
s, three trucks. Wearing-Quality
We are lining sit i i ind
. the . . . .-
. I
Mi
Hi
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ll I .
Inn
V.
in
mil .
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I I., I .
ii- aid
, . I. W oaten. I
e T.
and i
i in
e i . .;.
lag i.
ii I help.
., . i so i
ll
to I
DRESS SHOES and OXFORDS
e e e
-i in our i
J in ; i Bl
and . O. I .
have . .
i. ii line s l- .
-Excellent
Easy Fitting and
a t
. j.
truck has no I'm j
and is just what you need o in
tobacco from to the
barn. A. a Cos Mfg. ,.
Miss Mamie i who has
been visiting here I . for
I home.
New lot of wire,
arrived A. W. A I i,
Try a Dr. in
Kit of excellent for indigestion the drug
If you are id need Corn, hay, outs lime and -at.
Little, of
. . . i
s -j.-hi to car -.-1
In to
. . . ,, i
b . ;
and . tin in mil to
. . . Hi m ii tin
n ; .
ii
;.
King's X
i .
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. . , .
. .
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L. Went, ii
; id
M , .
II
Dressed
Neat Appearance
Don . i
line
i r,
lei
of any yon better call and see It. cheap, at A. w. Co.
Black spec. Have now on hand nice line of
recommended for the human glass and wan, ail very
family, flue for perfectly Harrington Barber Co.
balanced, com Misses Dannie and Lela Roach
I'm sale by and Lizzie Barney, who have been
B. T. Com Bro, here attending
Little is very marriage, left Thursday for their
Don't worry over little
R, G. CHAPMAN, COMPANY.
I S I
Colored Lad Killed by a Train ,
. i
of col Ion you had over when
you through ginning your lust
lots. Co. Oil buys
seed cotton la any quantity the
market price paid every day
A III I i of dry foods
an W, pi A Co.
For Sale Ply month Rock
per orders
tilled as last as the hens lay. H. for an I a
N. C. at the Drag Store
May This morning
o'clock
hoy Moses at-
to
crawling underneath some freight
cars on a siding near the Stanford
Bash
when a railway engine
cars n few
wheel passed over the lower pail
of boy's neck one arm,
neither head nor arm wen
furniture and all kinds of dress j from the body, No one, seems.
-I V ,,. ,,,.,
, , buy was
White's Colic and Kidney Cure, beneath the of the
the combination kidney medicine ear, his limbs in h position as if in
the act crawling when bin life
w ended,
homes near
A lot if nook stove-.
arrived at i. W. Ange Co,
At Hie drag -lure there we think
most can be pleased
in table silverware and jewelry.
.-. ell of . I one,
I'm rut it
a .
In . I
I lull in.; I
nor for ; The
, . . bill . e
in-
Company's plant, ,.,,,
k, el ill we were
--ii u . ne'er
by i
.- till I .
the v
he lien fl
ii
;.
I l
ll
I. ii- It
Ill
s . ; phi
the . I
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in.
. sewing .
;.
Brown, III
Ayden .
will take place May
1-,. rev be three a
me I day nigh I i-
id
Leap Privilege
;. II II
hi- I
mini of mi .
. Wednesday nigh, I ,
. Jackson and Thu ml.
O. II.
is
.
Ii
i- hundred Poxes a a
Hotel and f
all W ill pay
ion good catch u
to .
City,
POOR PRINT

is
t i Genii
with
. ARC
IT
remedy never falls to
cure
COIN V
A ,
Th Solemn of an
Dinner in i fifteenth a
Elks. , . ,., , u
Chairman, W. R. Homo, , .
Constipation, Sick J. K. Spier, J. R.
. Biliousness W. Page.
I J Clerk Superior C.
Digestion
result is good appetite . I
. .
Substitute. ,
S, i T. White.
i.
ill
. V
William .
D. Cox.
Cox ;
W. H.
. n
. Mini . t
v .-. . .
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y i. The poi
RATES TOWS
. y-
. or ,. Charles J. U. . .
iv. ii. i A A. H. Taft,
; if
SO
If,
as. ii I
P. M. Wooten.
I.
J an.
Chief Fire
C. S. T. E. Hooker,
J . . . I . ; , .
I .
n day
Ii . . .
C. I.
Pi ;. -Chi . J. T As
am . J i. W.
II V
f I
Ids. j
We beg leave to announce that we are
Wholesale and Retail
for
White Lead, Paints,
Colors, and and
Ready nixed Paints.
ii. en .
. .
Forbes
. -J.
Ii. i . N. Hart, J.
. Sup
cm . m
i ii, .- h W dues
. I.
; Rev. r. i as
i cry Sun.
i In- ii
the
i. .
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v. I M of
. fool m
l. I
W. K. Park
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r- v every ;
B v,.,
lain of s
lay S I. .
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Li
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K i J A Roma-
y lay ; . ,
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v i Hart- i
. you
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There is no. line 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 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 I
GREEN VILE, N. C,
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF
GREENVILLE, N. C
AT OF BUSINESS MARCH KM.
ti
i -i Ii.
I . .
A Net
1.0 i J
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italic
reek . . .
is n
from 8.31
i.
oil
Coin
M ill n . i . . .
inn
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Of I
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. i if attached t l n in
Ii
I in 125,000.00
. 23,000.00
. ill i
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;,;. mil to 175.904.28
. cm . .-
-m
North Carolina, i
O of i
I, James L. Little, bank, do solemnly
wear above ii true to the my knowledge
LITTLE.
Subscribed to I
hurt i. day A
TYSON.
I i Th. Nola
Ion
J. A. ANDREWS,
The
Tribe ore
. I . .
W. SON,
Pin
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III
Victor receives
THE
BRAND PRIZE- .
Tc the Victor Belongs the Spoils.
Louis, Mo., Oct. -The Victor Safe Lock Co.,
received, lot the Grand Prize at the World's
their exhibit MM W e Steel bank
i i ,; I and vaults,
raking first prize r all
. . i ii ruction, work
h n bi en Burglarized.
J. L SUGG, Agent.
I ; N. C
; . .
Maj
The Ref i
a i .
. -.-., ill ; . ml.
. , , .; are
i their moon;
OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT.
J. M. BLOW, Manager and Agent.
. AYDEN, N. C.
I know J. K. buyer
tin;
cent calico and in town. He .-
Thai choice that J. there I .
AYDEN ITEMS.
N. Hay in.
An authorized for Daily
and we lake
pleasure in receiving sub-
and willing receipts for
hose in arrears. We have a list
of fin receive their mail
this office. We also take order
for job
When you need a nice,
tough pole, baggy or
Call on us and make a
selection. Hilling Mfg
Co. N. C.
Ayden Mfg. C.
N.
Lilly and wife have been
visiting rein vies in and around
If you need anything in the
of Crockery, Tin
to see Hurl ft Jenkins.
Call and examine our line of
high grade buggies. Sou can
fail to see Ty-
new plain
decorated. Prices are cheaper
than formerly.
to roe us when you wan-
to independent Manufactured
we handle
goods, Hart Jenkins.
peaches, apples, corn
tomatoes, kc, apply to E. K. I
ft On.
, K. v Bin., received i Sue,
Lee lime is for any
crop and a farmer should use ii
freely, J. ft. Smith Bra
Thai lace embroider
is the prettiest goods in town
l J, K, Smith
King Quality shoes are the i
You will them at J. J. Ed-
ward fl ID
good bugs ; .
Our a certain
ill style
. j . .
Milli .-. Co,
X. c
Something in J. II,
Smith have b
i I cooking null In
am i can
Complete stock spring , , .
at Edward a . ,
NOTICE. ii
In order to make in tin c in.- d
On we will cell oar i II.
we have plenty the buggies at
leaf wagon and cart low prices. This Ii A
wheels and will Bell them as cheap business. c.
Ayden Milling and Co, J. A. Willi- would n . in-
Ayden Milling Mfg. Co. Ayden, J. C . , prepared
Ayden, N. C. sewing to
Misses and j I'm or j
B. T J. D Ayden prices.
Cox, of have our spring stock of j J. I. .
visiting Miss Irma Belle Dawson. pants. . J. ;.;. v
The ladies say that Cannon A young man Hie name
have the prettiest line
goods in town. day hearty supper
Notice yon mm and seemed i usual good health,
was afterward taken suddenly ill
chickens
Mrs. B II, K
gives
Ii
i.
. .
., ,. ,. i .-. j. ii . ; . .
Call examine our line . , , . , , , .
. , your cotton ginned and clean, was afterward taken suddenly n ii w
nigh grade inn can lie i ., . . , . ,. . .
. , .,. ., in order that yon might realize and in a short while, J ,
convinced ,.,.,. for it, bring it to he to have . cholera
material and , ,
, , ,,.,,. . ft Mfg. Co., Ayden, the cause, remains were nm , ,, .-. . ii
Ayden Milling ft Co. ,. ,. , , . ,
v v , i ii carried to for banal. i,
E. ft Co. wilt do all , , . ., . . .
., , , ,., t in ft vs are J. a Hire cure for bug Br-. and nil in
possible can to please . . . .,
STATE OF
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i.
Hue i Banks,
I Coin, .
foil ;
N. C.
LI I LI
k paid
. .
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possible can to pleas
their new line of heavy fancy ,
groceries
We are Headquarters first
class, light neat Harness,
Ayden Milling Mfg. Co.,
N. C.
received, fine Hue of
and can lit you up In any style
or price.
Ayden Milling ft Co.
are re-
daily new groceries and
right from the
c saw
three maidens, young, sweet pretty
and fair walking together o.
street, coining to a tree one of the
opposite
side her at mice
the turned short
retraced their then fol-
lowed in the wake leader.
Funny Pad luck to
have kept on tin v say.
anyhow. Bat is all right as it
was the
for
the trade, are simply
smoothest seat the market
Ayden Milling ft Mfg. Co.
We have full line of
shoes for ladies. Every
pair guaranteed.
Edwards Co.
Cotton king cultivators, Gopher
plows nun extra blades J. K.
Smith ft
We are offering good values for
the money in shoo.-, bats, caps,
rugs mailings, tables and
Hour oil cloth Cannon ft Tyson.
the most up Io date line of cholera, box at J. R. ft L. cents box.
tine ever brought to market. Bin., Ayden, Dr. B T. Win Thai lock It.
to K. E. ft Go's new i also all druggist on j is the IteM ti ,. I mi gel
market beef, fresh meats, tic Coast Line.
sage, and fresh fish. umbrella in the town
A high grade, smart graceful, of Green ville Friday, May 12th.
i well made durable buggy cm be A liberal reward for return of
in any Style at any at same will be paid by C. A. Fair,
the Milling ft Mfg. o. Ayden. N.
cotton market int now re-l One of the most elaborate and
one very forcibly of fall art lines of summer dress
season. The being taken goods over brought to Is
advantage of farmer friends, i now on display the store of
j There right much of i C. Jackson st Ca See them before
the staple still left to be sold. making your purchases. They
suffering with their eyes are for
i -ii ck. what
of i a i mi
d Ian I
I; Bl . lire In ; i .
.-.
b;
i.
r-
.
to serve
i.
this
for n
The fountain
nil in
from now to th-.- ml if the
an latest . will
he found there. If you
something them.
in.
warn i
and fashion sheets.
For bent
or rain in anyway; should
not fail to call on J. W. Taylor,
n graduate optician, who I hi ogles by II. Tripp ft Br i.
will tit your glasses properly The mill of the Ayden Milling
Will deal with you and Co, which been out
Hi
honestly
i if not
eye
We c
and i el your money
.- Bed. i-
i is
to build
repair is now in first c
are prepared to
shortest all who
may them with patronage.
buggies for we do not also call special to
net we can their line of beautiful buggies.
Milling ft Mfg, Co., N. O. Mrs. Emily Cox, an old lad
Leon yesterday aged years died quite suddenly
. he will resume at the home of
studies in a business college her son-in law,
; there. in place. leaves n large
candies, oranges, apples family of children, grandchildren
and Ii, E. Go's, and great n
For guano sowers see M. B. old lady she was very energetic
Tripp ft best. , and w i- greatly beloved by nil who
Carlos i her. The remains re I
Town and paints and the
colors ate by fur the best goods afternoon,
he ever I and it J. Smith can I urn is h
knocked out several other gallon milk each day to parties
brands in a Greenville . town,
old by J. Hog Cure
A large plaining ,.,,, j ,, Smith
improved tools with which Lee Carter a very and
our work. Satisfaction ,.,,.,, d mail living in
the western of this town-
Time
clothes
to
all druggist
teed. M. B. Tripp Bro.
June don't forget sometime Wednesday or
Oxford Orphan class will became
Ayden. Tin y c once ed, Thursday morning ho wander-
a year and deserve a cordial town his malady
come and a hearty response to i having developed into n violent Simplex fertilizer
their needs. Ayden people will form was found necessary to J. R, Smith Bro.
Bros., Ayden, and
keep it.
Did yon know you could get
of the old time Gophers and any
size blade you J. It Smith
ft Bro.
Say neighbor have you seen that
at
if lints it out
do their the lockup until j in any quantity you want and
We know vehicles and values, some farther action could be bad. not waste any at the ends of row
we also know the buggies we unfortunate. He was and it is a cheap machine.
and sell that gladly guarantee thought of has many friends Get the Cox planter the
them. Come to see us whether among both races. best on the market Smith ft
you buy or not. If you can do Go to J. J. Edwards ft Son for I Bro.
better elsewhere we do spring clothing. to S. W, Tyson's for nice,
your patronage.
Ayden Milling and Mfg. Co.
Ayden, X.
Do you want a nice suit, I cheap glass ware, plain and cut,
pair pants, shut, hat or low I its a beauty and in fact everything
quartered shoes, of the latest cheap. Come to see me a trial
Call Hart A Jenkins for a bar designs If so go ft Co. will convince you S. W. Tyson,
rel of Columbia Flour, have great quantities, j Simplex guano distributors,
to be had anywhere. , end will please you. cotton planters and repairs at J. R.
Needles, oil, bands and
for all makes of sewing machine
at J. II. Tripp ft Pro. Ayden, X
C.
if you do not secure
one of our high grade buggies.
your loss will he
Ayden Milling ft
den, N. C.
lira. W. O. Jackson and child-
Oranges, apples, bananas and all Smith Bro.
fruits kept by ft
burn.
-M. B. Tripp ft Bro. are now
to make wooden legs for
cripple horses or mules. Their
latest was a decided success.
Ladies Iron black h
Mrs. Boyd, of Edwards,
is visiting her parents here.
Old mail what makes you always
go to J. K. Smith ft Bro., to do
your I can
always get any thing I want from
lay away i
i rel so n
see to it that ii .
e. from are
w Ii .
MOTH BALLS
MOTH POWDER
CAMPHOR
TAR BAGS
CHAMBRAY
A moth can't r
then;. till II
buying new cl
M. M. SAULS, Ph.
C.
LAMPS and CURTAINS
Can fit out your
House.
N DOOR TO SAM h.
THE HOUSE BURS.
II ;, c I em i
I i e
are nailing your . use bus
may
Are.
Th to Act ii Now
while pr is valuable and
when you can i
the lire too I write an
chat i Lei me lain
ii to you
W. E. HOOKS,
A. P. MURRAY,
Painter and Paper Hanger.
All entrusted to me will I
promptly am m. A
latest designs In Wall Paper,
A. P. MURRAY,
X. C
ASK FOR
k. J. . K
n i l lent
COLUMBIA FLOUR,
.
i i
a, Ii
in ho a
, . very cheap. I i
line of Groceries
ban . i
poi and i .
by ii
and
i We n i
Anything Want in the t,
, . ii gar and coffees from the . ,
. en coffees of cue I
d roods w e keep i .
Nichols, the can buy. Baked
and corn, pork and beans, Sun corn, ti
steak, etc. Al as cheap as they can be sold.
elate
Breads, buns, rolls, and all kind .
Fresh every
Yours to please,
J. A. Ricks Bro.
give you absolute
twin your dealer will
If it
your dealer
pay you for returning it,
R, Johnson,
Dist. Ayden, N. C.
tan while slippers all Bin- s
J. It. ft Bro.
The freshest loaf bread right
ran an out th country visiting I porn me oven at
Mis. W. Jackson.
We know we can't interest the
men who prefer Io walk or the
men who will not believe that our
buggies are the most economical at
their price.
Dr. Joseph Dixon
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office i .
Ayden, N. C.
POOR PRINT
FELT MATTRESSES.
Is the Best Too Good for You
If not, an Pelt Mattress,
greatest Prize Winner of tho World. More sold in one n
all other felt mattresses made. We arc solo dealers for .
ville.
Yours Truly,
TAFT VANDYKE.

Sale
A a.
and
.,
m THURSDAY, MAY 25TH.
Lire of Children's and Infant's Ox-
y Reduced Prices.
.;. Shoes. A chance to buy good, new shoes
I El I
in m i your needs, before the stock
ii an. .- size run down, is a rare opportunity, and
. . . o a careful buyers, who appreciate gen.
; plain and We are over
need v room and wan
r clean them . quickly we
Th Lin Wu
is what
terms a which
, account or i that the
U that of
i terminal,
to-tin; terrestrial delay.
in the
jail In n in .
didn't to In
we were born
Johnny I
Then is d
not
ruin ;
. .
Developing Process.
A iI i . aged
.
.
,. or
. i p; . . .-
i d lo
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r i
Ti
a fit,,, on a
said a man who can re-
when there were only
car city. to, take my
best girl o and I de-
I teas
afraid leaving the tick-
eta behind, so I hurried into my
I think, without ever let-
ting g flu in. I was
blinking hands with that t
not overlooked anything.
r the found
bad in and ear.
It was i d, so I sent her inside
I on form with
dozen others. Along i am
I heard
. i .
. I-.-.
r,
I, mil
ill
i in
pinion,
. ; . me, I i
.
S . Q i
ill i in I ill
asking
. me I I., been so intent
m the I i I had
I i put cent in my pockets
I d nil clothe, I was
broke. There -In; was inside,
f i plaining distance, with a
i us, or I might halve
borrowed from r or jumped off
the ear. I away from the
com in Ii r ii long as possible, when
th ;. came an inspiration.
mi tho
shoulder, I briskly, -How
you give
mo something, to he in-
quire.
gave you n quarter
to pay tho fare of myself and lady
lie hesitated just a mo-
. and handed
saved, and you can bet
r- ii en Ii red that conductor and
humid up next told
him the whole story and
ed fully. He enjoyed it
than I did when he learned
truth
et
i . .
as I
, . .
i . .
red t -i ill
. . i r- a
from
lo
I'm sure. I i afraid I've la
X. C. May
H. II. spent
in
C ilia,
Monday night with hit mother in
of who
has been
school of tins place, has closed her
school and returned home
day.
Mis. is quite sick
at this Willing.
Preparations ore being made for
Children's Day exercises
day.
H. In Tuesday
night,
Mr. of was
in town Tuesday.
William Death, Greenville,
was in town Monday.
Mis. children, of
Greenville, are visiting
Mrs. L. K.
A SURE THING
It nothing is sure ex-
death and taxes, but that is
not altogether true. Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption
is a sine cure .,,,
throat troubles. Thousands can
testify to that. Mrs. i;. Van-
of w Va
says had a severe case
I tun r I Was
tn III
I go to the r
who i
In B. Glenn was
is a year tried every.
I of, but got no relief
l bottle King's Dial
then cured absolutely
It's
tough, Grip, Pneumonia and
and Consumption, Try ii i
by L. Wooten,
Trial i,,,,,,., ,,,,,.
sizes
Parliament a Success.
Col. A. has
from City where he
went to attend the In.
n,.
parliament was an c-
Ii delegates
from the Soul states,
and t
from boards of trade and
commerce throughout tin North
tin
a said
president of the
delivered one of the
. .
for
Is , for 2.25.
. . O 1.85.
rare delicacy speeches ,
1- a., .,.
urned to meet in
Tho Usual Way.
Mrs.
in
is to later.
. S
in city
kid Oxfords, all
i . d 2.25 per ;. to be sold for
. .
. hat are i
pa r.
at are selling
. to per
I in
IS I i
Hui
. I I
. -t ion
ll 1- of .
I i
ii r
hi
I tin ti
live y.-i
she i l to
; .
the last i has
i . ; . . i . . . Ti
line.
. n
I i o
I .
; J mi
the of
I.
If on n t high grade,
Mr. Pi n m ill
is with James Brown Following indict and
To save u lib , T.
So. . made
in a won-
cine. He
was attacked with
the
bad often
Hers
and liver so I inscribed
them, The gained from
the and has hi i an at-
tack in Bit,
are in teed for
Dyspepsia,
thin and Kidney troubles. Try
in Jim L. Woo-
T. Under Bond.
, May
in
ii.;, Grand
. and then will
tin- in i at id
on the selling In-
former ; In it I Wilcox,
is now In Mar-
ton, n is in
in ailing tin . . term
or
. m GUARANTEED DIVIDEND OF
is of the
u o
who Is doing
the
Ore
tuns
I .
of
i us I On i
-lit ii
II ,
I II . . .
F.
.
EASTERN
D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner.
VOL No.
and Friday.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY, JUNE
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
No.
NOT MUCH
Story of Battle Has Been Practically
RUSSIANS.
A DAY OF JOY AND REST ON THE
BANKS OF THE TRANQUIL TAR.
GREENVILLE BOY'S SUCCESS
Charlie R. Sugg Graduates With Dis-
at the I, urge Washington
University, D. C
New York. May 31.-The sun began to ,. w w ,,,,,,,,.,, ,
lot the between the Japan- over the the morn-1 M
t. fleet has been log of Tuesday, May ,.,,., f
Victory Japan practically told and no new many hearts in our town
The World Has Ever of been heat joyous M-J. M ,., by Charlie
IS HE DEAD
Reported I
the began to peep
over the lulls the morn-
Known.
long
reported from today, last had come
two ct Ion desired day
I able to reach i of No of
these being one and one Sunday school, by
Mil torpedo boat destroyer. Wiley Although a
CAPTURED Togo is picking up the of limed over the face
the scattered Russian sun, no cloud of gloom
I There is great in St. glowing hearts of the to-be
Russian Loss of Life is Terrible com-
By ten o'clock the members of
i and such disastrous loss of he class and the guests invited by
life. is a them had assembled at Mr.
a hospital, being severely Brown's residence and were ready
wounded.
Over Two Thousand Taken
Prisoners -Remnant of
Fleet Fleeing Be-
fore the
K. Sugg, of Col. I. A. Sugg, of
ibis place, win. graduates as Bach-
science electrical
his class in
distinction. We congratulate
Charlie, who has in Washing-
ton some but a
dent Greenville He informs
Us he is offered a position on the
Panama engineering crops
of the United States Government.
Mew York, May first
authentic report from the engage
between Russian and
Japanese ll-els is six Russian
ships were sunk on the round. It
COMPLIMENTARY DANCE.
Killed by a Train.
A telephone from
AND SOCIAL.
Monday, 1908.
ill went to Weldon
morning.
K. L. Smith went to Baltimore
tins
M. L. came in
night In in Wilmington.
Dr. M. I. Fleming, came in Sun-
day
Mi-. w. Cine and children One Report Says the Admiral
Went Down With His Flag Ship,
That He is Badly
Wounded, Another That He
is Captured of
Ships Lost.
Three Different Reports
About Admiral
THE LIST OF LOSSES GROWS.
to climb into th- wagons were
waiting to carry them to Mi Pleasant Evening With the Young People.
Brown's firm tr and u half young ,,,. B
miles in the country. wen- a ,
was Mr, Brown's farm, opera night,
borne from
J. B. James returned borne from
school at Chapel Hill Saturday
evening.
Mrs. . M. SchultZ, Miss Mae
and Allied left Ibis tot
Rocky Mount.
J. , May
I Smith returned Saturday t a declared
evening Wake Forest, while
he ban been school.
Helen
yesterday ti be of a more to the young Saturday evening from Durham,
where she bad been
school.
C.
of ibis
city, con-
character than name
ladies. Dancing in
unofficially in- I.- an o'clock. The
formation bis relative, German led by J. D. Garden
her
bad got twelve of Russia's
to
an
Ins and were chasing the S. Andrews, of had had cast a magic spell peace and with Miss the
of the fleet just been run over and killed by a the being
List Grows Larger.
New May
in the latter
The deceased lived here
time, being in the employ of the
grounds could be seen great I
at A. M. Moseley with Miss
and there where the happy crowd
was gathered was a soft carpel of Miss Holt.
chilly that twelve Bus u was H -on of the
ships and two torpedo boats N. Andrews, who green by Fred Forbes Miss
have been sunk. V fall in the branches of Stuart Curr Miss
transport snip baa been captured Methodist conference. He leaves which could be heard low mar- skinner.
by the and the rest of three children, also a of leaves as caught Prank Woolen with Miss Lottie
Russian fleet is in lull retreat. Mr. James and the kisses the Blow.
An unconfirmed report says nieces, Mrs. K. Craft confided to the gentle breeze Ballard P. Smith
that Togo's flag ship has sunk. I Ophelia and tales love Beside this white.
Greatest Victory World Has Known of this J. en. spot lolled the deep Ned
Margaret
Home with
Skinner.
New York, May in-1
formation from says that the
battle between Russian and
Japanese fleets in the fog,
morning shortly
o'clock, and resulted the
greatest victory for the Japanese
that the world has ever known.
The Russians are fleeing with
remnant having
fourteen and cruisers
two torpedo bouts and two
transports sunk and I
ships d. Among those sunk
are battleships Sow
with all on board each carry-
, ft Southern Railway
I stated today by Adrian
the new secretary of
From eleven until o e
spent in playing
clock
games
A later message that the. waters of the beautiful Tar.
accident occurred while Mr. An-
was crossing railroad
trucks in Kinston. Mr. Andrews William was King
and the i, Marching
he did not the approach of Maid -be ii
the train before he was struck. however, that no one fell
with Miss
with Miss
Miss Ethel
Wilson with Miss Annie
I Mis Craft and two
yesterday evening to
uncial Kinston
sisters left
attend the
The Norfolk Southern.
old at Hint etc
en dinner was screed, a lid my
. din tn r iv Go d
strolls
taken b the brink of the river
a cool es of shade.
During one these
Wall
i Fleming.
Wilson,
neg Mr. and Mrs. Her-
h it While.
Carolina
From June In 21st
In M
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Howard, i
who have been
Mr. Mrs. J. Ii. return-
ed Lome this morning.
Tuesday, 30th,
Jarvis Sugg, is
here.
r. F. went to Wash-
today.
G. went to
Monday evening.
Mis. II. Hauling went to Kin-
Monday evening.
Maj. Hauling lo
Monday evening.
Alderman J. has been
quite sick the last few days.
Miss Marion Draper
Goldsboro Monday evening.
J. F. Smith returned of
evening from Petersburg, Va.
be receive by this
Admiral
is The
the went down
in the his flag-
ship, -nil, tin- Korean strait.
Flag Ship Sunk.
New , May
is ii at St.
is badly
hum been placed on
a Hie ship,
is sunk It
from that he has
ea 1.1111
List Losses Grows.
York, Maj The latest
report show that the
in . lo-s great, The official
already reached twenty-
I. mil the number is
haps larger.
Diocesan Council.
Wilmington, -V.
The twenty-second
the J
Mary Lou Tucker, . Dan
ville, is visiting Mrs.
A. Blow to
to visit her
men. Togo is pursuing
the fleeing Russians.
is wild with joy The
Russian loss of life The
Japanese squadron is reported
damaged.
Togo's Report.
May Togo's I policy of the
official report give-the
list of Russian ships . . y
Two battleships, ,
I e lint
declined to
identity of the new
would be say whet
control of
He believed,
-5.
v xi-J
live cruisers, two special service,
three destroyers; also captured
two battleships, two coast
one special service, one
and over two
Appeal
.
f o a.
C;
POOR PRINT
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