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REPORT CONDITION Or
THE BETHEL BANKING TRUST CO.
AT N. c.
Al the of business Many 29th,
RESOURCES. LIABILITIES.
Capital stack paid
Overdrafts, unsecured ,
Furniture fixture
, . . . , Time
Due n re r
1,818.71 D tor-heck . t;
Silver
To
h l s
122,078.49 Total
it
f N County
i, H. II Tartar, of the named do snip i
is l hew of my i-n.
belief H TAYLOR Cashier.
Hid sworn to
I. day of June. 1905-
A.
Notary Public.
R. J.
J. W. THOMAS.
ROBT.
Gratifying News.
. i
ha,
ts a
of money, but it is one way of cleaning k
. ,. ,. Silks, Dr.
Lint. Hi la.-. Men's n
and Al sot
I tr
and Slippers to go
1.76
2.00
so
lie
in k. tan
Slippers
Slippers
Lawns
Lawns
lit. Lawns
SILK RIBBONS
IS quality all colors
La h an reduced
one bail
. Ladies Hand
atone price
why more
C. K. Cora-t
1.50 now So, Hf,
Special rices in all um-
mer
in
stock II,
Men's Lea . r and
Tan it t- S en
so, no,
. nil S-i
2.00, .
Men a h w.
Serge . w
we
Men's suits were tS,
is, reduced
to 10.00,
12.00 and no
All shirt
ed and shirts now
en's and boy's Straw
Hats, reduced one half
I steel rods
full inch were and
now
and 2.00 Urn
now
Big mark down in Milli-
nary. 1.00 and
1.76 Hats
L white Duck
Bats
Big lot baby caps
One hundred dozen ladies
white Hand-
kerchiefs, worth
each, tor
S the
best ii row
B tons, Pins,
jets all go
half the original price
, W
hi black
um now
A VERITABLE OF ASTOUNDING ATTRACTIONS
e. T.
Gigantic
Sensational Marvel Sale
Exclamations of Surprise, Delight and Satisfaction and
of the Bargain Offered Were Ex-pressed on all Sides by the Thousands
who Have Attended the Preceding Days of This SALE
DON'T WAIT A MINUTE
To-morrow will be a Red Letter Day
The Magnet will again draw the Crowd when Bargains are Best and Biggest. Come early for
the Work of a Million Hands will melt away Power of the low PRICES like the dew the Mid-
day Sun.
Anything you buy is a Bargain. The Wreckage of Values is complete. It will Pay You to make Your Purchase
for both present and future needs. Judge Sincerity by the Prices Quoted Below.
L. Wilkinson So.
Scientifically
Constructed.
lit
A Shoe
Women.
THE ULTRA SI s
i. made
to the most
i- perfected
styles
shoo on
at the price
if its e
A line of matting all is in-
in the cat price
good yard wide
bleaching must go in this
largo sine Rugs go-
at
Hamburg special
value at this price, this sale
regular Be Checked
Homespun must go at 3-
Best Apron chock
gingham while it lasts
Special value and cut prices in
lawns
A nice Umbrella only
Clark's Cotton in this sale
Furniture must go, all prices
cut for this sale.
Wash Fabrics.
Words lack force
importance of these
prices,
i sale price
India Linens, worth
sale price
Check Dimities, values up
to price
v rash
considered excellent val-
at price
and Velvets.
A Hurry in silk will pi
interesting topic.
Black yard wide
worth now
Japanese silk, all colors
hi
.-11 velvet. a s,
worth
silk worth
s the
ranee
lie
Handkerchiefs.
dozen
handkerchiefs, regular
sellers; sale price
dozen men's bordered
handkerchiefs
sales price, each
men's handkerchiefs
same as above only liner
1,500 extra tine grade white
and colored men's
handkerchiefs, regular
and fie valuer; on sale
specially at
pure linen white hand
kerchiefs, neatly
ed regular grade tor
Linens, Linens
in. Bleached Table Dam-
ask regular value, sale
price
; in. While Satin Damask-
would sell regularly tor
price
in. Bleached Satin Dam-
ask- a regular to 1.50
quality; sale price
Extra large Napkins.
worth 81.50 a doz;
price
Extra in Turkish
Hath Towels, price
Linen Crush, reg.
sale price
Pull size White diet Bed
Spreads, real Marseilles
patterns 81.25 value for
in pairs of Bleached Towels
reg. value; sale price
Staple Department Ladies Shoes and Oxfords
l-c
Here is the fundamental basis
of a perfect We employ
our own expert designers, and
every Ultra Shoe is made over
scientifically
to meet th-- closest variations
of width and size in woman's
footwear.
The Ultra Shoe meets every
requirement of the many
whims of
We carry SHOE, for men, in Oxfords, Tans, etc.
Pulley Bowen,
THE HOME OF WOMAN'S FASHIONS.
Corsets.
Easy, graceful and form
Corsets, in all the
makes, in military
and straight front including
the celebrated K A G C B
other Beauties
lie
Men's Hats
Men's and Bats in
desirable shapes, worth up
to at
line felt Hats. In-
values ranging
from mid at the
exceeding low price of
and Denver shapes.
come in black and nutria
price
All the new Hies are
in the line of Ladles
oxfords and we
showing at to
All the newest shapes
as well as staple Styles in
Hats that are sold every-
where for 18.51, marvelous
sale pries
yards tie
1,900 yards Hope Bleach lie
yards Red Seal A P C
Noon
Apron Checks, extra value,
worth
Best Calico American Indigo
Carmine lied, all
Dress Goods
Crape and Voile
complete assortment
English Coverts and Damask
suitings
All wool
value Sic
Novelty and Fancy
Mixtures, Voiles and
Crashes, late Spring style
desirable shades
Black Cheviot in.
wide, worth a yard.
sale price, yard
The lines imported English
Poplins, Mohairs, Sicilians
Mohair Serges and silk
warp up
to sale price
Men's Pants
Men's latest style Cassi mere
and fancy Worsted
in all shades and pretty
stripes, all sizes, reg. price
all go on this sale at 11.49
Fancy and Plain
Pants that regularly
sold for and I; sale
price
Fine Pants that always sell
for 1500 and stripe.
cheviots . fancy worsteds
all go in this sale at only 3.98
Men's Pants of in
patterns, regular
81.75 sellers; sale price 81.19
Knee Pants
pair of Knee Pants
worth up to sale price Be
pair of Knee
reg. sellers; safe prise
A consolidation of several
lines of Long
value II and 81.26;
price only, pair
pairs of very
finest of this seasons Roods,
hand sewed lace or button,
all weights of sole. French
kid, patent Russia calf
They are fare the best
of any shoe brought to this
market, and they come all
sizes and widths, worth from
to On. and
pick them out from
down to
Ladies fine kid shoes,
button and lace, Harris toe
and patent tip wort L 1.48
of Ladies Oxfords,
in all popular leathers, also
white canvas, worth up to
sale price to 81.10
Hose, Hose, Hose
Ladies fast black- seamless
hose, regular price now
A tine cotton fast
black hose reg. price now
line plain and lace
styles black hose, worth
now
Ladies beautiful fancy
hose, worth choice, pair
Children's black rib-
bed hose, reg price at
Children's fast black tine
hose, regular price at
Children's finest French
ribbed hose, regular price
at
Men's Rood fast black
socks, regular made,
price at
Men's good fast
and plain socks, reg price
r-v
at
Suits
81.50
two piece suits,
single and double Breasted
jackets positively worth
81.50 during this sale only
The novelty in styles is
and elegant -garments
that were always sold at
all go in this sale at
Thirty distinct
in Fashion-
able Knee Pants Suits, in
all the swellest of novelties
and staple styles, sale 91.29
THE AMERICAN SALVAGE CO.,
Must sell C. T.
Entire Stock
Night Terror
would nearly all
write Mrs. Apple-
gate, of Alexandria,
could hardly u sleep. had
hi so bad that if I
a block I would
frightfully spit blood, but,
when all medicines failed,
three 81.00 bottle- of Dr.
wholly cared me
and I gained pound- It's at-
to dire Coughs,
Colds, La Bronchitis
all Throat Lung
Fries and 81.00. Trial bottles
free at J. L. drug store.
Brutally Tortured.
A ease came Io light that for
mid unmerciful
has been equaled
Joe of Calif,
years I endured
J pain from
and relieved me
I tried known.
I came across Bitters and
It's the greatest earth
i for trouble. A few bottles of
it completely relieved and cared
Just as good for Liver and
Kidney troubles and general de-
Only Satisfaction
guaranteed by Jno. L. Woolen,
When e'er yen feel impending
And need a magic little pill,
No other one will fill the bill
Like Hewitt's Li tie Duly
The Famous Little Pills,
cure Constipation,
Headache, etc. They
never gripe or sicken, but impart
early energy. for
children or by
L. Wooten,
No Pity Shown.
years was after me con-
writes F. A.
Verbena, Ala. had a terrible
ease of Piles tumor.
When all failed
Salve oared me. Equally Barns
and all aches and pains. Only
at Drag
Digests all of food, tones j
mil strengthen the and
digestive organs. Cores
and red blood, health
and strength. Dyspepsia
Cure rebuilds
Gov. Q. W. Atkinson, of W. Va.
have a number of
bottles of Dyspepsia Care
and have found It to be a very
effective, and. indeed, a powerful
remedy stomach ailments. I
it to my Sold
by Jno. L. druggist.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Pen.
the pores of the skin, and
by its antiseptic, and
heeling subdues in
and cures
Cute, Eczema, Ring
Worm and all skin diseases. A
specific for blind itching
and protruding Files. The original
and genuine Witch Hazel Salve
is made by K. C. DeWitt Co.
and sold by Jno. L. Wooten, drug-
gist.
When yon want a pleasant
laxative that is easy to take and
certain to act, use Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver tablets. For
sale by Jno L. druggist.
Jane, red while
under flank and on end of tall,
with crop In left ear and silt in
right, her light shorter
than left, wears yoke.
Mills,
w N. C.
CHOLERA
Child Not Expected to Live horn
Hour to Another, but Cured by
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Remedy.
Bulk, little daughter of E. N.
Dewey of Va., wag
seriously ill of
last summer. We gave her up
did not expect her to live from one
hour to he says.
to think
Cholera and
Remedy and got a bottle of it from
the store. In five hours a
change for the better. We kept on
it and sin- , t
the half of our small bottle was
This remedy in fur
Jno. L.
THE EASTERN REFLECTOR
D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner.
and Friday.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
VOL No.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, TUESDAY. JULY
No.
LEAGUE
TWO ROBBERIES.
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
Interesting Program red and De-, The Dispensary and Railroad R. L Brings Action Against
Refreshments
The
ville Methodist a
delightful to the
tiers of the league and then
visitors Thursday in
large warehouse of Messrs.
on Dickinson
A interesting; and
instructive program was rendered
by literary department, after
which delicious refreshments were
served by the social department.
The spacious warehouse had
been brilliantly lighted
for this occasion and
tables, and were taste-
l arranged. The rain to
early part Of the evening caused a
light delay in the arrival of the
and guests at the ware-
house, but after the
pointed hour a large percent
of the and many Visitors
were seated tables en-
gaged in games and
C T.
Todays notice was Issued by
Broken Into.
Sometime dating Thai night
two robberies occurred in town,
the dispensary and A. C. L. freight
office being the entered.
As both buildings wee-
in about the same way it is prob-
able that both were
committed by parties.
The dispensary was by.,
breaking out a panel of the back
door. The only disturbed Humors on the Streets for the
on was cash drawer,
was but as no
money had been in it the thief
Eastern Firemen Win.
At the State
III , . -1,
Mew w i the first
PERSONALS AND
in t b-
Hi i.
Superior Court Clerk t. C. Moore
in an action begun by L. John-
boo against . T. in
I which former sues the for
damages. No complaint been
filed, the amount of
l- for is not
for pi i
in won
n ii
on
the
hurt
A. Clark r
Jo J 20th.
went
i ii mi- in
I. Smith
i returned this morning
nun I. ii.
Ward Dead in Nashville.
got nothing goods
were missed, though if a few
hollies had been taken the loss
would be bard to discover.
At the A. O. L. depot the
freight office was entered by
a panel of the door next to the
railroad. Like at the dispensary,
the only thing disturbed i u the
inside of office was the cash
drawer. This was broken off but
list few day- have intimated
such a matter -i brewing, and i
cause was given as an
which look place last Sunday
noon, about which we nave been
Nashville, K O.,
Ms i- m
en
for a year lie leaves a wife
and live children Mr, was
one of be.-i known at d in -i
Mis- Lucy Parker, of Oakley, i
visiting M j.-
II May to Wed-
I . .
C. S. returned
day in Shelby.
A. c Monk returned
from
Miss Bettie June, of
visiting Mrs. Brown,
Io in-
l 1-
II. K
. i,
Ti
.-, d.
J, I. e n i
J. ,
W H, returned to
in ;
II has returned a
i Nick.
The Excursion to Bath.
morning
to gel the following . ,
, when the exclusion boat went
I to Hath Wednesday got back to
C and the had money had been it, so
only added to the
ready enjoyable occasion, by cool-
me atmosphere.
The program by the
literary department which is under
the management of Miss
showed special care and
preparation. The recitations were
especially pleasing and the entire
program was a rare treat. The
thief empty haul.
No goods were missed from the
freight room.
Ii seems there
instances was bunt-
for money.
Root Is Sworn In.
Washington, July
K ii. York, was sworn in
contest of the evening consisted of Secretary of State today soon
questions on Methodism, after ten o'clock,
showed the league to be well post j ministered by William
fundamental principles librarian of the state
Greenville, Only about thirty Wednesday evening.
people went on the excursion bin
they report a very delightful
much them.
Excursion to Norfolk.
weather gets everybody
W. Sum hi, returned to La-
Grange Wednesday evening.
the notion to goon Hatch
Mr. ii was driving
with his brother-in-law, Mr.
Savage, and they were going
the bridge m several
boys, one of them looking to be
nearly grown, run oft from the
of bridge. As I hey ran on this
large boy jumped up and
a sign Mr. had put
up previously to advertise a spec-
sale and dragged it off with
bun. this act of wanton-
by a boy old know
better than properly
of other people, Mr.
at the time and he
sprang from bis Due,, and w, a social ;
sued the boy. He overtook this evening at 8-30
boy and struck h m a few licks I o'clock in hams warehouse. Mb s Maggie of Ham-
literary program will who has been visiting Mis
. M. Lynch-
d-iii of
Andrews and family went
Virginia Bench today.
Miss Ethel Lincoln to
Friday evening.
Fannie Bagwell
Morehead Friday evening.
Mis-
in Wednesday evening.
Miss Martha Cofield went
Hamilton this morning.
Harper went to La-
R. L. Humber and family left Friday evening to visit
today for Beaufort to spend some
lime. Mr. Chas. Cobb and Miss Mag-
Miss Maggie Doughty left this Tarboro this
g.
Mr. sod Mrs M. A. Allen and
Miss Hat tie left Friday
big to Norfolk on morning to visit friends Id Christ-
25th. Two days by the seaside; Va.
The fare for w ., u . .,.,, .
. . , ., F, M Hodges and lit e
th round trio Is only h evening for Danville.
have gone to Panacea springs
for a few days.
League Entertainment.
The League of the
J- T. B. Hoover, Henderson,
this morning, and is talk-
The was a whip as they
of their church. The prise for the
best list of answers consisted of an
department. Secretary Root
devoted the day at state de
to the
Johnson, but did not his
name.
elegant box of candy, and
awarded to A. B. Ellington the Venezuelan question.
Mrs. E. A. in her usual With Solicitor Minister
pleasing manner. j Venezuela and William
After the completion of the pro. J. recently designated by
gram the social depart served to investigate
delicious refreshments, . case
of the choicest delicacies. The.
committee on
the boy stepped after returned home today, evening
Mr. rebuked him for will be served. This entertain I F. G. James left this morn-
trespassing on his land and dam- B for members of for to be with the
aging his property. He league only, except where governor's stair at
have Visitors in their
Mrs. R. H. of Tillery,
who has been Mrs. W. R.
Smith returned home this morn-
Miss Bessie
who has been visiting Miss Fannie
Bagwell, returned home Friday
encamp-
Depot Struck by Lightning.
The A. C. I., depot at Winter
villa was struck by lightning our-
Maggie Smith, .; Black
Jack, who ha- been visiting Mrs.
Waiter Buck, left Wednesday
evening for
Jesse left this morning
Returning to town Mr.
went to look for Mr John-on to
advise hi. of what had occurred.
He to Bud Mr, Johnson then
the wont but did find him Monday W storm Thursday night. for Virginia Bench, and says any
department and papers told he had whipped one In the office communication can reach him at
consisted of Mrs. B. A. Miss the department with a bis boy;, for tearing down his were out and the building Hotel
Mamie CM. Jones and formulating de nils instructions Mr. Johnson asked was set on fire, hut no damage of
J. White. Mrs. as chair , , . boy as the boy c
man of the committee, is will have to said nothing about it upon going,
passed in her ability for making gather additional Information in home Sunday evening. Mr. Mon-j Judge of the
ad feel home, had Washington and New York before ford described the boy from his Court, has i-
operation of member he j perform appearance, when Mr. changes to the
her As Johnson thanked him for what By
efforts to make the occasion had done, saying he was glad change the division
Thursday evening one of the mo-t whipped him instead of indicting is composed Craven,
Card of Thanks. Jones, Onslow, Lei.
The mailer seemed ,, end Greene counties, that part of
of
pleasant in the history
league.
The earnest efforts of our league
We Wish to return heartfelt
officers and members have resulted Johns
and Inter in the day Monday Wayne east of the Atlantic Coast
in building up in Greenville one
of the best chapters in the state
and with present manifestation
of willingness and determination
we predict-great things for our
League.
F. M. Hornaday,
Corresponding Secretary.
Valuable Animals Die.
Tarboro, N. C, July
valuable farm animals died here
yesterday from G. T.
lost a horse and a mule,
J. W. Day lest a horse and
a mule, N. B. Conetoe,
lost three of his team. in-
tense heat seems to have so over-
come them that when given water
they died. Some of them had
convulsions one after another until
they News and
Observer.
wars so to us daring the
recent severe trial through which I
we passed in the death of i r
little daughter, The circumstances j
of separation us at
the time made the exceeding kind
liens of these f. lends all the more
appreciated, and through life we
will not cease to grateful to
each and one.
Mr. and Mite. J. N.
on went to see
Mm ford Line Railway, and that pan of evening.
Mis. H. B Sledge and daughter,
Tarboro, who have been visiting
L. H. Pender, returned borne
S. J. sad mother, of
Atlanta. visiting relatives
Greenville. Mis. is
Mrs.
Mrs. J. L. Sugg. Mr. is
i very Interesting man. Mi- is in
barge Southern department
it D. Applet n the largest
publishers of class work in
he world. Mi. is said to
be the most ornate scholarly
in and has a
keeping f his own
copyright, which be expects to
place before
the mast thorough, com-
time an labor
Greene, of Washington, came system known.
up Thursday.
Eugene Turner went to
F. C. of
general manager of the Home
is here look-
after the Improvements being
made Io the local plain .
July, 21st.
J. W. Alien went Raleigh today.
about some work he had promised and Pitt c excel
Diphtheria.
On Thursday Dr. J. E. Nobles,
superintendent of health,
found a case of diphtheria in
town. It is a child Willis
Clark, colored, who lives the
corner of First and Evans streets.
The was promptly
tined and every precaution taken
to prevent any spread of the
disease.
Made to Pay For Brutal Assault.
John Moore, a white man,
was before Judge Badger this
charged with an assault
on a young boy, by the name of
John Allen The
was that Moore struck
the boy several times, knocking
him down, and after be was down
stamped him in the face. Judge
Badger put a good heavy fine on
him for bis brutality. He was
made to pay
Times.
tall van
Fred Forbes returned blithely chirruped the
evening from manicure had her -coining
, , , party several seasons ago, as
Mis. T. B. Hooker and little i. . . . ,
.,. she bent over a hand that stood
daughter, we,,, to Peach ,. , ,., , .
of her
Little Miss Adelaide attentions, may talk about
Taft went until you gasp for breath,
visit relatives. but let me point you in the dime
Vacation Granted. Mrs. A. B. Ellington and young man.
The Methodist of Greenville tors. Misses Ha In
from Ia low necked and a
Greenville, the sou Hi side
Tar rivers. The
Washington division is com-
posed of Hyde, Marti u, Beaufort
and Pitt
Pamlico and Tar including
do for and no reference
was then made to what had
Sunday.
This action for
since then would indicate that
others had been talk lug lo Mr.
Johnson and advised him that he
could recover damages from Mr. ;
for striking the boy
B buggy whip. The case will
attract much interest. have granted their pastor, Rev. J. returned Thursday evening
Citizen Dead.
A. Hornaday, a vacation of two a visit to Petersburg.
weeks, today. This
was done at the church conference
Mr. John F. Whichard, of Sunday. Rev. Mr.
Una township, one of the oldest Hornaday left today Beaufort,
of died Friday j where he will spend half his
He was years old He will then go to the
and leaves a wife and several sons j western part of the slate and
daughters, all his children remain a week, returning to
Greenville at the expiration the
two weeks absence granted him.
Eggs Hatched In Sun.
J. A. Lang had a hen to come
off a few days ago with a brood of
chickens, leaving eggs
in the nest. These two eggs were
exposed to the sun and a day or so
after hen left her nest both
the eggs hatched healthy
being grown. He was a member
of the Primitive Baptist church at
Great Swamp, and passed away
the faith of a blessed here-
after. He was a
soldier, and took pleasure in
meeting bis comrades here once a
year in the reunions of the veterans
and talking over the events of the
war. There that uprightness
about his life that won the highest
respect of all who knew him.
Polish tor whits she
M.
i at
Gas Tube Explodes.
This morning a colored
j was hauling a of gas from the
depot on a wagon. While on
a jolt caused the
tube to with a report.
The horse was badly frightened
and break loose Horn the wagon
ran off at full The driver
was thrown several feet by the
explosion but was not injured.
wagon was somewhat broken.
brand new pair of what I
; passionate stockings stockings
J. A. Hornaday Mt,
Miss accompanied by ,,, green ,,,,.,
Miss Mary Brown, left this ,,. from g
noon for ,.,. j,,
Misses Margaret and Rue Clark, when he sits down, and be sits
of Washington, who have been I down every chance he gets. He
visiting Miss Harries, return. doesn't let you go with the
ed home this morning. impression that he's wearing
Miss Bettie Buss and in he
Richard, of arrived
Thursday evening to visit their
anal, Mrs. Elizabeth Swindell.
can help it- and he can help it by
pulling up his trousers leg. He
pulls and hauls hitches until
you're afraid he's going take off
P. Butler, of Elizabeth his over his head. After
City aid Miss Essie of I that he doesn't sit on his feet; he
Bethel, arrived Thursday pokes them out in the aisle and
to visit their sister, Mrs. J. S. ; swings and waves and wags them
until He's fascinated
Keel.
Saturday, July 22nd.
Rev. W. went to Hamilton
today.
Donnell Gillian to
with those feet and he wonders if
you are. A young man in fancy
net only
most Providence
POOR PRINT

ITEMS
We make a Rule to use every legitimate effort to carry over
no goods from season to Season.
Been
Harden went t
yesterday.
Mis
Misses and
of
Wt
Onus. Barrett
Is Seriously III.
Daisy .
Seek, are . i
Fannie Hard.
VI Moore, are
visiting at Bonn Marvin
i- being
by quite a number of very
i e young- ladies none
i iii efforts to endue
he lair maidens o . Or-
again. We they
all enjoy their in our
community.
Quite a this Motion
ire attending Sunday
convention Bethany today.
Matthew Bowen, ho lives
made n second attempt
no He tried to end his life by
bis with
and in ii Hitting a very
wound on the neck.
and Edwards were called
the w and it is
be will recover. Mr.
B an Old man. He hag been
nu good.
man, but for more than a his
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July Sib, 1905. 7.8
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ill carry a complete line of
Heavy and Groceries.
Fruits, Confectioneries,
etc.
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he following
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AT. Bailey
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Harris
Calculator,
Amusing of th. Wit of
th.
writer of
the following story of the,
was once in a Brighton
lodging in the days when the high
price tea made it worth purloin-
and the of the tea
tor was proverbiaL
landlady,
was no exception to the generally
understood order of lodging
keepers, a day by day
Kenney missed of test from
his stock, though the caddy had a
lock, and he made a point of keeping
the his pocket.
As the depredations became more
serious, lie one day bethought
of a delicate mode f intimating
that his eyes were open and wrote on
a slip of paper. steal the i
lodger's locking it up in the
caddy before be went out. On his;
return the dame seemed altogether
beside herself with anger and,
in. open the door at his sitting
room, asked him whom it was he
A STRATEGY.
How a
to Be
General Putnam, a brave officer
in the war between the French and
in Canada, i- the. hen
interesting little General
Anthers marched across the country
to Canada. Coining to of the
lake- over which he intended
with his troop.-, he found a French
vessel armed with twelve gun- upon
the lake. This greatly distressed
the general, a- hi- small boats were
no match for this vessel in the
in which it was placed. While
he was thinking what had be
done Putnam addressed him.
said he, ship
must be
said Amherst. would
give the world were she
take said Putnam.
Amherst smiled and asked how.
me Borne wedges, a beetle
large wooden and a few
men. I'll take answered
Putnam.
General Amherst was puzzled as
Seep
SLEEPING ON THE B ST.
Royal Elastic Felt are
to all others.
H you Had to Get Your
In the Old Way
peeled of robbing him of his . to how this was to be accomplished.
but he Putnam's request
had not foreseen there i end gave him the wedges, beetle and
would be such a storm in a teacup, bis choice of men. When night ,
and he didn't at all care to be on came Putnam quietly under
with the he
In the old times people had to go from to
t- the news or meet at cross roads once a
to find our what was going on. They days
It u-e
week
Our piece Enamel Iron Beds are
as the best
every Royal Elastic Mattress and
i is sold under not the best, price re-
funded.
terms of hostility
answered
make a of never suspect-
but the cat when any-
thing is
and ye Know as well as
I do that it isn't the cat ye mane,
and there's no other thing in
the
suggested he,
one of your hens out of the
I the vessel's stern, with his wedges
I and hammer and live men. In an in-
the wedges were driven behind
rudder in the cavity between
and -hip. This was done
without at enemy's at-
and then Putnam -a newspaper
came hack to shore. In the morning
the sails were seen flattering about,
after awhile vessel was
blown a and , he i
ed.
It Is Hot So Now
OUR
IN
is it, ye say I'd like just j Having lost control of the rudder
Hut in this day of numerous and delivery
mail you can net the day.
This is the leading age and no born is
Every man ought to take his county paper
ind know what is going on.
The Reflector
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Springs are perfection in making. Try a pair.
to know if ye saw a hen
was the dramatist's witty
reply, can't say I ever did sec a
hen stealing, I don't know why
shouldn't, for I have seen a cock-
An Ungracious Speech.
said a congress-
man, uncut a political address,
ungracious. It reminds me of a
Scot's speech to his wife.
Scot had married for the
second time. His new mute was sen-
a little morbid. She
could not resist asking her husband
now and then if he loved her better
than he hail loved her predecessor.
would .-av
by General Putnam's act the course
of the vessel could not be regulated.
Not Intended For
There are some things which no
man can ever learn, no matter how
intelligent and earnest a student ho
may be.
dear, you look perfectly dis-
said little Mrs. Nash's
most intimate friend. is the ,
am perfectly said j
Mrs. tearfully. know I
that fool with the handsome
embroidered lop that gave George
for his birthday Well, I've not
it had begun to look almost a little J
shabby, and I couldn't imagine why,
for it stands away from the win- I
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NEXT DOOR TO SAM WHITE'S.
The
H. As Whit
I more than and I've taken great care of
in your heart, Jock it, and when came down earlier
ye sure from putting to
Jean, bed last night what do you suppose
do ye me better nor j
The friend shook her head hope-
man bore several of these ex-
emulations patiently. Then he Mrs. Nash, with
ended them once for all with a gruff bitterness, George had
Job Department
OF THE
ma wow
Jean was
for it. Betty, if
be
taken that footstool out into the
center of the room near his Morris
chair and had put his his
boots on. on
Red Hairs Fewest.
Fair haired have a greater
number of hairs upon their heads Hadn't Heard of That One.
than those with darker thatch, but s The detective in the automobile
red headed person has the fewest stopped at a little repair shop by the
hairs of all. since it is estimated that roadside.
not more than thirty thousand hairs you seen he
are lo be found upon the average asked, a short, chunky fellow
sized head. If one has black hair, i a louring
the number is apt lo run up to a number on
hundred thousand, while a fair said the man behind
haired person boasts of half as many union, stopped here
again. about two hours ago to get a bolt
This difference in number is duo tightened
to the fact that blond hair is liner in um
quality than the dark lint, and more he was
are required to cover the scalp, sir. lie didn't seem to know
while a deep nil hair is three times ,. WM kind tangled up
about the roads and wasn't
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as great in diameter as black, and.
besides being more vigorous on that
account, is more easily kept in order.
Sarcasm.
He was u very diminutive cock-
and he happened to be deer
stalking in the highlands, where he
engaged the services of a tall and
powerful game keeper.
The keeper, in the course of n
very warm day, feeling irritated at
the ways of little master, gave
vent his feelings by groaning at
regular intervals at the
which direction he wanted to
a quandary, was
no. It didn't look like one.
It was one of these dinky little run-
Tribune.
A Rather Broad Hint.
An Australian customs officer
tells this some time
had in the customs gig a great
wart Javanese named who
also acted as office boy. lie had at
one time been a soldier and fought
in lived at my
which were swarming around him in e had a dance,
myriads. Which suppose disturbed Master
is said the getting tired of the
the midges bother you he suddenly appeared on the
much I haven't got so much as a lighted lantern and
single bite clock, lie walked around
replied Donald held the lantern and
in the face of each guest in
turn. The timepiece indicated
who fully appreciated
,. . hint, immediately de-
fraught with
. -.-
noticed ye Times. I
I Our friend-.
with unpleasant
meaning had followed his A
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with his young
said Mary interrogatively.
S man and his wife have
had said Mr.
Thomas, with a judicial air,
each considers the other at fault,
which of the two do you think
should make the first advance to-
ward reconciliation
wiser of the said Mrs.
Thomas promptly. so, my
dear, I'll say at once that am very
done tole me he
hub a carriage fob de
said Miss
ho answered Mr.
Pinkly, I didn't know
he
wouldn't Jackson
know it
done mads do
I o a ambulance,
r one
Ion Star.
range-
Pat carriage is
Skinner, Harry Skinner. Jr.
H. W. Whedbee.
SKINNER
LAWYERS,
Room. J Temple
We hereby that we have
associated with us, in the practice
the Law, Mr. Harry Skinner, Jr.
The name will continue
January 2nd,
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Cotton Factors and handlers of
Bagging, Ties and Bags.
Correspondence shipments
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Now
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nice Groceries, Canned Goods, Pickles,
Candies, Nuts, tic., can be had at
our store.
We carry a large supply of the Best
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Tl a Nil
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Entered in the post office at Greenville, N. C, as class matter.
Advertising rates made application.
A. correspondent Merer; port in Pitt and
in to fiction
Pitt n. 1905
START FACTORY.
noticed some gentlemen con-
earnestly together, and
imagined ledge of then
that was enterprise
,;,.,.,,,, ,. a,
were
;,, iii the
over
l i. ; II
J ll V
e, nil
I -1
I . .
Congressmen who sent out garden
seed this year no doubt think now
that way to plant this Kind
of seed would he to plant them
feet deep with a coal
cement and brick on top
D ,
II the town,
it would IT d good
pose. The fact v mid
a -1 t . an I the
time ii would enable the town to
it- power in the day time.
ii. . urn be had
from electric plant and
development enterprises wanting
would quickly result. Then
are great possibilities in this direr
Think over it. yon men with
some money.
that a brick building ii
being wrested for one of the
Lean paper at Greensboro, also that
it is being built in inch a manner
that it can be used for most any
thing, owners must have in
mind ,; will come handy for
a junk in the future.
We have heard of folks finding or
seeing snakes in various things, but
it remained Salisbury man to
find One in a raw egg that he was
about to Being that this story
comes from Salisbury, the
of distilleries and barrooms, there
is need surprise
I Teachey went to the gallows
protesting his to the last.
Most of emu out with a
before the finish. If he was
innocent only eternity can reveal it,
unless some one else should confess
the murder for which he was
ed.
The heavy rains during the first
two weeks of this month possibly
damaged the com crop per cent
and the cotton crop at least per
cent. When the farmers hare used
manure and commercial
the crops are better.
The Democrats in Ohio are boat-
that they have got faith this
year. We are glad that our far-
away brothers have got this much,
for the Ohio rads have everything
else.
The oath has been taken and we
will have some the
secretary of state's office.
The two rial
Georgia are having ii hot. If one
d of it th a f each oilier
is so. then the watermelon state i
be in n bad if n either om
t them.
in Mary i i .
. in hi I his nose en I
It is a bit comforting in the midst
of this torrid weather to read about
feet of snow in Yellowstone park.
They are just finishing up Winter
out there.
Raleigh is moving to import house
servants. Other towns will watch
the experiment and be ready to take
hold if it work.
As they do not bare a print shop
in the penitentiary possibly they
will put to making brick.
thinks its nice to go with
Teddy to the bite House now. bin
in he will prefer to go alone.
That cotton is adaptable to warm
only is proven by the fact
that ii rites with the
have linked fast to the homes
of the county.
Mr. Miller has done a like thing
in offering to the boys for the
beet etc., and has them study-
along the lines of scientific
culture.
And withal the schools themselves
have been greatly
by the study of fads but fasts.
This educator has pulled himself
out of the worn rut of pedagogics
He has the schools Ht
has made them what they should be
centers of communal
life and progress. Ex.
If anybody meets yon and tells
you it is hit. have any
me in I A. tin word for it.
i t i
I.
I nil extra
Ii el
10th . u- give
much i . its,
f Hilda the North p l
. what the
up re.
sou i me
in
II i
pi J. r
iii duty. I ton
u here d i they
H I Carolina
railroad i- m ring to build a bridge
ii r from Mi to
That means much for Beaufort and
the road.
ii dies not make
the w either any coder, but helps
make the agitator hotter.
A Tobacco Leak. Too.
The tobacco growers have a real
grievance against the government
report as well as the cotton growers.
They will find it harder, however, to
enlist the country than the cotton
growers because in the
and export world Cotton
King.
Ii is charged by the growers that
he government has been
i mi v the real
s sin v . great U
. i the pi i-
from and
ii . -i i
pi .
. l
l . ct.
i rs not only
it I In at-ll I
i el i
i ice. i -i
trust i to cover
Ira in by issuing u
just
s and I-
I ii i
The tobacco farmers
n i this trust-ridden
Ii . to gel rid the
but they have a rigid to
demand a square deal from the
g News I
A LOW GUT SHOE SALE.
It's between seasons for Spring Shoe business-
early for Fall We have too many Slims. We want the room
for Fall guilds, BO we have decided to reduce our stock by an
Unloading Shoe
We'd sooner sell during profit making times, to be sure, but
we are anxious to close out each stock, and bargain
assist us to accomplish object.
Hero are Borne of our price
Read
6.50 Pat Colt reduced to 4.75
Fat Hal reduced to
5.00 Tan Calf Blucher Fifth Ave. toe 5-00
5.00 Tan Calf Blucher Tuxedo Too 4.00
Tan Calf Blucher Toe 4.00
Black reduced to I
Oxfords in all stylos and leathers reduced to 2-95
in all and leathers reduce to 1.75
in all styles and reduced to 1.50
All white Canvass Oxfords i
e invite your Inspection of these extremely low prices Every
pair are guaranteed to be just as represented
Boon hand early and got your share. You'll have to pay
more for shoes later on.
T I
CLOTHIER.
THE SHOE for
is made with
to the details and
i- so perfected it numerous
styles there is no other
man's shoo on the sidling
at price the Ultra does, its
superior, if its equal,
A Shoe for
The fool who boa is
getting his annual mention the
papers.
Since cut out . . , ,, i, , -ii
will conic
hack drivers, she ought to the
car line extended to the depot
lo the traveling
Hera.
Russia seems to it is kinder
for Japan to lake
Inland. No. it is not improper;
its simply all.
Mr Bryan says the woods are
full of Democrats. We do not
Mr. Bryan drove them there, but
then came the woods
We all bemoan our lot in life and
think it no roach worse than the
other fellow's. Hut we hear of no of
places with the Czar.
All a man has to do this day and
time when he is bring tried for
murder is to establish the fact that
he was drunk as a
forward and charge it all up to the
hack drivers.
From the way mercury acting
must be a little more room at
the top.
South Carolina to be trying
to dispense with her dispensary.
When
There is wholesome cleaning of
the atmosphere in Washington. It
is a good tiling. It means that honest
will be encouraged in their
honesty; that contracts will be let
without undue consideration; that
government secrets will be kept
inviolate, that a moral
standard will permeate every branch
of the nil
Post.
Bread and Brains.
North forward with
another claim. The woman has
been found in our borders who once I best loaf of bread and bring it to a
The public school is not to be re-
as a
The public school is or ought to
public concern operated
the benefit of the public.
The latter is the conception of an
Iowa educator and i
E, Miller, superintendent of schools
of Keokuk county, who is making
of his county really pub- I
lie.
He does this by enlisting the
schools in the work of the
For
Miller got a jeweler at the
seat to offer a t the school girl
the county who would make the
Hero is tho fundamental basis
of a perfect shoe. We employ
our own expert designers, and
very Ultra Shoe is made over
scientifically constructed
to moot the closest variations
of width and sine in woman's
footwear.
The Ultra Shoe meets every
requirement of tho many
whims of
We carry SHOE, for men, in Oxfords, Tans, etc.
Pulley Bowen,
THE HOME OF WOMAN'S FASHIONS.
The directors of the North Caro-
Company, at their
meeting last week, increased the
salary of their railroad ex
from three to live hundred
dollars, and fur this they have been
much deservedly so.
While this increase of is a
small sum yet the principle in-
invites criticism There is
no suggestion even that the
elected officer is any more
tent than bis predecessors or that
his duties will he any more oner-
than theirs. The truth is this
position is a sinecure and is not
usually filled by men who even
pretend to be railroad experts, but
is given as a matter political or
personal favoritism He-
cord.
OF THE CONDITION OF
THE BETHEL BANKING AND TRUST CO.
AT N. C.
At the close of business 20th. 1905.
RESOURCES. LIABILITIES.
Loans and discounts 912,028.24 Capital stock paid in
538.02
Overdrafts,
Furniture and fixtures 833.18 v
One from 4,316.40 Time of 780.00
Oath items 1,811.71 15,348.06
held Teddy in her lap.
There is a strike on among the
collar Troy, N. V- We
suppose they thought it was too hot
to be stuck up.
The way people the big cities
are dying from heat shows how
much worse it be than we are
having it.
i .
Perhaps Roosevelt had an idea
there were rascals in his
but had no idea of uncovering so
many.
We are perfectly willing for that
St. Louis man to keep that smallpox
germ he has discovered.
Seventy-five deaths from heat was
the record in New York for one day.
county exhibition out of school
work.
Immediately bread making was
advanced to a fine art in Keokuk
county. were
Hundreds of girls got busy.
Each district had an
and the beet loaves were
selected for the county exhibition.
The resell
The homes of the county never
had such bread on their tables gen-
Scientific bread making
worked wonders. The contest did
for the villages and farms what the
cooking school for the city
only more.
who had never before given
a thought to bread making saw in it
a worthy Some of
them have subscribed for
and have bought cook
books. They are preparing to make
themselves goad house-keepers.
And, not least of all
The schools of the county
An exchange is responsible for the
man by the name of
Moon got married, and that was a
change in the moon; in due time his
wife him with a daughter,
that was a new moon; then he went
to town and got boozy for joy, and
that was a full moon. When he
started home he had twenty-five
in his pocket, and that was the
last quarter; his mother-in-law met
him at the door, and that was a total
saw stars.
A reformer writes in a magazine
under the a woman
dress to go to Well, we
should smile. The church is no
seaside Star.
The government says that
we will raise bushels
of corn year, and
are now engaged in reducing it to
gallons.
Silver coin
Nat
Cashier's
107.41
Total
Total
State North Carolina, County of Pitt,
H. H. Taylor, of the tunned bank, do
swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief II. H. TAYLOR. Cashier.
and sworn to before
I. this 6th day of June, 1905.
A.
Notary Public.
J. W. THOMAS,
ROOT. STATON,
Hardware.
For C Stoves Ranges,
Heaters Pumps, Guns, Am-
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Steel Plows, Heat Cutters and
Staffers. In fact anything
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INDIAN JUGGLERY.
Th.
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l o.
rd
. c, July pipe nod Holt time
J. A was In at -V W. Co. and
Thursday. See the lot of and Chapman
Look no Mr. Cooper and ask him el A. W. Co They j Highest pi-foe for
boat price anything tint you by County Oil Mil.
an interested need of furniture oral A few the
Prof G E. who has see A. W. area bit in
been away for few weeks, The next if the Winter I have the Winterville aim
back Friday night. sen. will Sept 1.1 the list on nil the .-ail mule-, from
The book-keeper A. are brighter f all our subscribers
Cox Mfg. Co., P. A. b-fore. rooms have am to
who called home., account already been engaged. for the gee me
There is m. reason why Pitt Co. and pay up, me happy, m
farmers should have such the editor happy, mid gel
high price for their Hour, they I yourself. I've got a good
of the serious illness his sister,
returned Friday
Mi l ft Thin
few raise their own . and the turn who pay
flour
ii- t
II
Co
in;
day lo a
with her Nam
y at f.
N. Vi, . .;
A. C. and daughter, Mi--
spent Friday in Greenville.
have linen ed
A. W. Inge Co pay ; lie hi hi I
i for con pi , i,
C o j , . i.;.
ton .
Ii- E. Jacks m i in K.-G Chapman Co
wen u
I r H ,
a ; ii, were r id
c. A. Fair, of . . ,
ii i bur I
We handle T. w. d
Sons and
T. c. and Bro.
splendid
j i in advance.
D. Jon
Unsolved of That Won-
Entity, Ether.
i no Mine person
i of the ether,
we .-on troubled when we are
i ,. a. or we
lo ii in-
me
you see I enumerate all
functions this utterly
i . discharges. It
the I i of It
the obi r , i from
I vibrations,
are fast or blow,
have ill mo.-; d results upon
ii-. They all travel along at the
d. which is of light
mil,., ;, but the
Water Drawn From an
Empty Shell.
Hi re . u i of
he t ii. hi to me
and i given on the U-.-i authority in
ii letter from
loll it i Id the
day after. s. .,
Mrs. s. S., . . from
to an . i nu
. Durand and hail u
nil r-. I.
v. r. S, S.
in from Kim win
i and i I a
ling, mid to
.
ii
on
waves may oscillate from to , ,.
side as they go, i. three
lit, III J i V
to i mi
i ,. ,., . ,; .
. Co.
. i lot ,.
i rill go
below , , in.
We will ii .
The
i i s low i.
fur
line
be
ii
Hull
i .
ii now
.-1. i, ,
Dr.-
I lie . w
; on in
. I,
Mrs. J. I. Cox . d Mis.
Cox went to Greenville
Tim A. G. Cox Mfg. Co.,
been rushed with orders for trucks
and Hues ibis week.
G. A. bus retained
a trip in Virginia,
Just another shipment
of men mid children shoes
Harrington
N. of Washington,
was la town yesterday.
I ii
i. . i.
ii- l i .
R, ;. Chapman Co.
Some fry to meet Hunsucker
buggies in A few try to
in quality and
Hut none undertake to do both.
Another
all styles and sizes and prices very
reasonable. Harrington Barber
Co.
your how is
time, On. have old
reliable Town and C pain-.
Uncle, where are you
A. IV.
a minute tor or even a
million times minute
V hen the waves are very slow
call them i waves.
are a faster we call
wave
the i . Win n a III
faster call them rays.
called heal
my,
I hey i , i
w. ii I mi on t n el. i
i raw.
mid was half i
rudely our iii
and
; Ill V. mo i ,
reel Ion;
ITEMS
x. c
i-- Mae . . i;,
Mi-. K.
Mis- H; K Phillipa boa
for several i
ii t. -I little .
Mis h. K
Wary Belle, who hate i-m visit.
in W . t, u fr
weeks, Loom
Miss Mabel Savage
o lie
i- Bpi ;.
I.; i U Ml , i .,,. ,,,
IS . I .,
. d visit Ins in
in . .
dine.
i iii
Pi
They're Mom- I P pit
i . ,
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en ,
II
II
ARNOLD'S BALSAM
lo
Cholera By
Jno. L. and Coward I Woolen
The Cotton
Company.
N. c , July i,
About two years I was
confined to bed with
rheumatism for several
weeks, and no treatment I tried
afforded any relief I was affected
in my arms, lees, neck and
I an going to A. W. Ange .-
People have already become they are selling goods way
aware of the fact, that the Hun- i down cheap now.
sucker buggy is the best buggy on Try a bottle of Dr. sure different of my b
the market and can not be stir- for indigestion at the drugstore. not able to walk at all, and when
worry over that little lot l e
Jerome of ,, ,, over
was here Friday.
ii
It conn the
the
pr do of i its pro
i Ci it i lint en .-in--.
ii makes the in ii i
one. In- movements it makes the
universe alive, and ii is the of
which the material universe is made.
C. in Harper's
i in
Don't eyes feel like there
Do they pain you
you through your last
I would get out of bed the pain
After rinding
e doctor's treatment did me
no good, I concluded to try Mrs.
lots. he Pitt Co. Oil Mill, Joe Person's Remedy After
seed cotton in any quantity the bull down bottles was
and feel tired on reading Do best market price paid every walk I
they become mattered and adhere u. a n . i was soon able then to walk with-
while asleep That denote, , T the
; , . , per Fob orders, Remedy I used
paired vision and should be rem as fast as the hens lay. H. i which a and
by wearing eye glasses. B. Jackson Winterville N C. ever since.
T. Cox carry a full line of I . Mrs. Joe
farmers who raise their hay can Person's Remedy too highly. It
be supplied with the well known a wonderful medicine.
. . , , . Osborne Mowing machines and 1- W. GRAY.
. A recent letter from Mr. Gray
call and see them. j
The Pitt County Oil Mill is
buying Cotton Seed. They pay X. C, July 1901
the highest cash price or will ex-; Last I was taken with
spectacles can lit your eyes
with the proper
Cox went to,
House this morning.
or men to solicit
orders for nursery stock Pitt
county. For particulars enclose
stamp. Box Winterville; N. C,
G. G. was here
day looking alter pianos.
Nice lot of glass ware and crock-
always on hand. Harrington
Barber Co.
Mrs. Frank Carroll and little
daughter were visiting at the home
of Josephus Cox Thursday.
White's Black spec-
for tho human
tine for perfectly
balanced, com
For sale by
B. T. Cox A Bro.
Go to T. N. Manning Co. for
fresh candies, ants, raisins and
We carry samples of over five
hundred style of wall paper.
We are prepared to you as
oh cap as cheapest Come and
examine before buying elsewhere.
B. T. Cox i Bro.
paint, guaranteed
the at Harrington Barber
Co.
Special prices on ice
at R. G. Chapman
A Co.
For hardware and mill supplies
so v.-
and
Not Exactly a Compliment.
A medical man humorously re-
the following little experience,
admitting that he think it
particularly funny at the
driver of a bus on which he
had jumped happened to mention
the of one of his patients.
n bad job about poor Bill X.,
ain't it.
returned doctor.
An t
A yo m i
n visiting i., r i
i in
good man of
Fife. the rallied to the
defense of her home town. i e
she to him one
evening when he was in convulsions
over John,
what is the name of your
in the
of your
of your
as it is spelled I.
still,
Uncle I continued, as
Yon know him. . as
echoed the driver. Kirk
to school together. Poor
Bill .-hall miss him
at think
well, while there's life,
there's hope, said the doc-
tor. friend isn't dead
gloomily returned the
driver. as called
you in this morning. Poor
Glasgow
Schenectady
Luther and tho Devil.
was n hi in
not only a bill in
whole of tin-in. In hi- v, v
In- informs the i
man i- emu i
demons mid i i- n .
to the Christian i- iii- i
or lie -a-,
change for meal. When
are ready write for prices.
yours muscular rheumatism In my
I right arm and shoulder. I could
not use it at all without great
Our spring and summer of pain Aft.-r suffering several
notions Indies and gents weeks, hoping; nil the time it
slippers has arrived and would fret well, I concluded ti
of ladies goods trimmings try Mrs- Remedy
no. is more complete than
,, . , I bought half dozen
before. Consisting of mohair bottles, to Improve
suitings, on the second, and the six bottles
batiste, weather proof, batiste completely, and I have
been troubled with It since
Mrs.
all the latest designs,
The are respectfully invited
to call and inspect our
i Barber a Co.
Have now on hand nice line of
glass and crockery all very
cheap. Harrington Barber Co
Reduction sales made on white
goods and G. Chapman
a Co.
I have the utmost
Joe Person's
JNO P. LOVE.
The Best Th Best
That Leave No Tract.
The late Sir II. M.
of Edinburgh, testified at a trial
that there existed which left j ,,,. um n, uh , , ,.
no trace of their work behind. He, There of them in the
was about to mention one when the They
hail, thunder and
the with in-
In one place in his
writings ho tells us that the i i
send- diseases am
among men and we may
sure when one dies of ii plug
judge him, remarking that
such knowledge was not desirable to
be bruited abroad. Next morning
Hubert was besieged with in-
contained in letters, asking
for the mime of the poi-on. The
writers, of course, professed that
their interest iii the matter was of
an entirely scientific nature.
is drowned or drop- dead
the ill i in of it.
Her Dilemma.
detest ragtime
halo
Pepper.
The pepper i-
common, or k. n genus of
why don't you stop playing native to tho When
it for me to tell you inn of the begin to chance
don't v
Laboratory Mills.
. C 1900.
A year ago last March I was
taken with rheumatism
in my right mm, and the pain
was so severe the physician
At drug store there we think , would have to resort to
most can be pleased Injections morphine in
table silverware and jewelry to
i -j unable to myself or comb
White s Colic and Kidney Cure, my hair, in fact I could not raise
be combination kidney arm to my head. Iliad heard
for stock and a sure colic cure. rs. Joe Person's wonderful
at the Drug to try it.
For hay, corn am, oats, go i. Sf i
Harrington Co. it. I took eight audit
new corned herrings, just made a perfect of me
f. it to and
c,,.,, ,. . cannot say too much f It It
and sprats, w. l. so , i,.
Angus. MRS RHYME.
on listen .
inn listening. Go
I can't go onto that rag-
dear And this ragtime is
the only thing that will keep Aunt
Susan out of the
Human Nature.
After a long, weary search the
man secured work.
do you like your
inquired the end of tho first week.
like it pretty was the
reply, for one thing.
is
mighty slow about of-
me a day
Bulletin.
from green red nil at once
gathered, us when more fully
they ore leas pungent, beside- being
apt to Spread on mats to
dry in the sun. become
and black and are afterward
around lo a powder. White
is the released from Ma
and fleshy pan of the fruit. The
pepper prepared i- of a whitish
gray color, but not infrequent it
undergoes ii bleaching by chlorine,
which improves its appearance at
the expense of its quality.
Enthusiasm In tho Concert Room.
it lovely I never did
hear such delicious music So ten-
so plaintive, so so soul
a delighted to know you're
i here arc some points about inch a lover. But this is
your writings that much resemble to what will hear when
Shakespeare, -aid the editor , have through timing their in-
you think so- cried the de-l
author, brought his ,,. to
in with his own hand, know that this tuning wasn't a
es. tho editor continued. you; fugue, or a or a , or
almost the same or
marks.
r. Frank t
.
i . . ,
I i
. Conner was an i
the time hi- ii- . i
sprightly the I
He was also it
iii that wet ion and
dent the Willard club, ad vocal-
ii g M. um of
Virginia, a
wife and two brothers and
and many old lime
around here, who will deeply
regret to hear of his death
Two Boys Disappear
City, K C . July
Richard and James Smith, aged
ant years respectively, have
from house of
I is. James Wiled bee
been home W,
their whereabouts
some i vi that
hi-v have none hi
heir father James lives.
boys were punished rail-
ire to perform a tusk assigned
ii in by their mother, and liter
in a room escaped
this meant of
be and no one here
to have seen them lines.
Drowned in Tar River.
Tarboro, x. in--Ed
fifty-live of was
I row lied In Tar river just above
county bridge, early this morn-
Lewis, who had been working
a raft of wood, attempted to
the river and is
-opposed to have been seized with
cramps or stricken with heart
failure, when within a few of
the opposite shore. The
was not recovered this alter-
in on.
The Dater Company.
N. C, July
Hater Company, of
is chartered with an author-
capital of of which
is paid in. The
are Thomas R. and James F.
Poet, Wilson and John
Armstrong. The company will
manufacture detachable
and other invention.
Yes, It Pays.
Of it pays to advertise.
Today a pin was left at this office
to be advertised for owner and the
owner was the ad
could get in type.
Subscribe for The
POOR PRINT

At Cure Rheumatism
Hot relief at once, quieting
,., and
and will both .; But th
in it cm be by The only
r ever that be l-y the by the
Hancock's
Liquid
it
therm,
n g U of. a certain
to cure Eczema, Acne, itch. Dandruff, Kin v i He
Catarrh. Sore Mouth Throat .
r .
Hancock's Liquid Ointment
Prepared f. r ; m
Bolls, of Pace all Skin
Write on curative J toilet
HANCOCK LIQUID CO . aid.
I ft
I I L
HI
v i a v
is a to
YOUR BUSINESS
No Telephone
IS LOCKING THE DOOR
Can You Afford it
For Rates
APPLY TO
LOCAL- MANAGER or
Home Telephone and
Telegraph Company,
HENDERSON. . N. C.
Not Quite
How can get a
thine
nail or driver or
leaking. Have a good
tool box be prepared for
Oar
all you could desire, and
we will see your tool
box lack a
useful
I Of Course
You get Harness,
Horse Goods,
s. m.
retail drover and i
I Toil
fT For. Cotton Oil Bar-1
. Sin, bf. Be-
, Oak Suits, B
Quit, Parks
i ft Ax
rT K.-v
.; Cat
Jelly, Mils,
Magic Food,
. Meed and Halls,
Apples, Hate
Dandies, Dried A
Prunes, Raisins,
and and
ii . I'm.- an i
mid nu
sad
. North Carolina,
i ;
. t of
K. aid I
i Fend ant. K. Pollard,
hi on of
June, u
him, lb above entitled a--
by d clerk the
of return-
able to the ti ii i lei in, I
convenes on
after the first
Monday in September,
the day month, which
summons returned by sheriff
of I m i Hi. and with
ti end r u E
Pollard not to if
The purpose said action as alleged
by the plaintiff is recover of the
defendant the sum three hundred
dollars fr hi
certain deed In lbs
on the day of for a
certain land on Wilson
i i in the town I and
in recorded in
Hook pace the register's
of county.
The said E. J. defendant
aforesaid, will also take that a
warrant of attachment was issued by
the on the said 14th
day June, against the prop r-
of the said E J. directed
to the sheriff of Pitt rt-
s item -r term.
Pitt Superior court, being
place where the aforesaid
summons it returnable, the said
will take notice h
to appear within the Aral
three a said and
demur to the the plaintiff
in this action or the relief demanded
a ill be granted.
my office in the town of
Greenville, this the day June,
1905. C
Clerk Superior Court.
Plaintiff's
OF
The all,
i i
the i
ill . . per
II i .
.
v . . i r
ii ,
her
LOW RATE TICKETS
On ale via.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Extremely tow Rates are
announced by the South-
Railway from points
on its lines for follow-
Special
Denver. ,
Colo.
Grand of the
September to
, Gun fan-
lion Association of
Stationary
to
Tana., Bible
School, duly
School July
August 1905.
Mon I. n . Gnu-
r. IS
Pa. Mil
lam Mad Sovereign
Lodge I. O. . F.,
to
Ore., San . .
San .
Lewis Clark
and i -r s
on .- i,
October
Richmond, Va .
September to
1905.
Kale- fur the
en to
ill t- .
DIRECTORY.
J. Elks,
Chairman, W. K. Home,
J. R. Spier, J. R.
J. W. Page.
Superior C.
Moore.
W. Tucker.
I Register of
Hams.
I TreasurerS. T. While.
William
Announcement
If .
cm ii lie Ii ill
. i i
i . H in
ti or
K. L. VERNON, T. P. A.
N. C.
J. H. WOOD, P. A.
N.
S. H Pass.
H, Tayloe,
Agent.
K. R. CO
Steamboat Service.
L. Will Baptist-Rev.
Washington daily
at a. regular service
Greenville daily
at III. fill A
Connecting at with I
Norfolk Si i, ii n
Philadelphia,
New York, Bobbin all oilier
w nil We-1.
Snippers
. H. H.
Sail leg In change
T. II. Agent. Washing-
ton,
lain.
D. Cox.
Board of G.
Cox, Chairman, B. M.
L. C.
Education
W. H.
E.
bag.
town
J. s.
J. K. M.-,.
W . A. A. H. TaD,
C B. T. B. Hooker.
J. I. Lanier.
M.
J.
L. Carr.
Tax Collector C. D.
Ah
, J G. . V.
Mel low an.
Fire
B.
W. Bryan, J. N. Hart, J.
L. Sugg.
Prayer meetings each j
day night. Sunday schools I a
a. in. j
W. ii.
Superintendent of
School. No pastor.
i U. H. Moore,
y Bun
day. W. R. Parker Super.
Sunday School.
E.
rector. Services every first
and third Sunday.
Brown of
Sunday School.
W.
No
We beg leave to announce that we are
Wholesale and Retail
White Lead, Paints,
Colors, and and
Ready nixed Paints.
There is no line in the world better than
the Harrison line. It has behind it a
reputation for honorable wares honorable
dealings.
If you use the Harrison
never worry quality.
Paints you need
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,
J A
day Services every Sunday
G S Pritchard
dent of Sunday School
B Dove lop
Sunday School
No pastor.
Greenville Lodge No. A
F A M, meets 1st and
Monday nights in each
month R Williams, W
M; Wiley Brown, Sec
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF GREENVILLE,
GREENVILLE, N. C.
AT THE OF BUSINESS MAY 1905.
l f.
PUBLIC.
ban have a salt
to clean or press,
I .-iv turn out
Also working
over and altering
very a-
Give me a trial.
FRANK
Back Barber Shop.
If. C.
Reward will be paid to any
person who can find one atom
of opium, chloral, morphine,
cocaine, ether or chloroform
in any form in any of Dr.
Remedies.
This reward is offered because
certain unscrupulous persons
make false statements about
these remedies. It is tinder-
stood that this reward applies
only to foods purchased in the
Open market, which have not
been tampered with in any way.
Dr. remedies cure by
their nourishing,
strengthening and
effects upon the nervous
system, and not by paralyzing
weakening the nerves as
would be the case if these drugs
were used.
For this reason Dr.
Anti-Pain Pills are universally
considered the best pain remedy
have Buffered for with
severe In my head, heart
have -vi x
R. I could r. lief
urn I ant u box of Dr.
Pain Plus. I Buffered long
noun a time with
that I f.-in-d I would my
The me
relief In from to minuter. I do
not have to uh, Morphine more.
I wish you this mi that
find
I. A.
R. F. n. No. Ind.
Dr. Pills are by
your druggist, who will guarantee that
the first package will benefit. If It
he will return your money.
doses, cents. Never sold in bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
WOOD WOOD
Dry, Split Pine Wood, cat every
length, delivered door.
No.
for
JOE
J. J. Lodge No. I O O
villa, N. C. y every Tuesday
H. General T. and TR Moore, N G;
f. Norfolk, Va., W f-
Tar River Lodge No. K of
unsecured
etc.
All oilier real estate 2,000.00
line from Banks.
1,109.84
Coin
Coin
0,871.00
White Front Barber Shop
J B. A CO.
Work
COSMETICS A SPECIALTY.
one nil for you pas
it your con
Yours
S. J. NOBLES, Prop.
TONSORIAL PARLOR,
Hopkins, Daniel Davis, Props
Cleanliness our Motto.
Only experienced man am
ployed. Opposite tie. ding
store.
Meets every I
E Q C
T J Moore, K of R
Tribe No
I O R If, meets every
Wednesday night J II
Harris,
wards,
Pitt Council Jr U A
M. meets every Monday
T H Conn
H E Tripp, R S.
WHAT MORE
Could Ask
Than to drop i n u m e a
Brown's Furniture Store, next
door to post and have
your
Standard Sewing Machine Ad-
justed Free
of cost. Other machines
and at reason-
aide Call and see me
let's talk the business
over.
James Brown.
ya,
Robert
The named will lake
that us above
has been commenced in the Superior
court of Pitt county a degree
of absolute divorce from said defend-
ant, upon the ground of abandonment
and adultery, and the laid defendant
will further lake notice that he la re-
quired to appear at the next term of
Superior court of county to
lie held at the court house in Green-
ville on the 2nd Monday after the 1st
Monday in September, 1905, It
the of September, and
answer or demur to the complaint in
said action, or the plaintiff will apply
to court for the relief demanded in
complaint.
This tin. day of July,
C. Moore, C. Ci
COBB BROS. CO.
Norfolk.
Buyers and Brokers
and
Privets
Stock paid lo
Surplus,
Undivided Profits less
Paid 7,250.72
Deposit subject 181,484.46
.-. out
standing 2,751.35
North
County of Pitt.
I, James L. Little, Cashier of the above-named hank, do solemnly
that the statement above is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief JAMES L. LITTLE. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before
this day of June, 1905
J. C. TYSON.
Notary Public.
J. O. MO YE,
J. A. ANDREWS,
R. W.
Directors
The North Carolina
STATE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE
COURSES
Literary Commercial
Science
Scientific Manual Training
Pedagogical Music
Three Courses to degrees. Training for
Teachers. numbers Hoard, laundry, tuition, and fees for use
of teat books, eta., a year for students For non-
of the state, Fourteenth annual session begins September
To secure board in dormitories, all free-tuition
be made before July Correspondence invited those desiring
tent teachers and stenographers. For catalog and other information,
CHARLES D. President,
GREENSBORO, N. C
Littleton Female College
Splendid location. Health resort Over boarding
pupils last year. High grade of work. High of
and life. Conservatory advantages in music. Ad-
courses in Art Elocution. Hot water
lights and other modern improvements.
Remarkable only one death among
In attention to the health and
of every pupil. High standard of
All dress alike on all public CHARGES
VERY LOW.
24th Annual ii begin Sept. For
J. M, A M ,
Littleton, N.
AYDEN DEPARTMENT.
J. m. BLOW, Manager and Agent.
a. -a AYDEN, N. C. . -r-.
after
For Sal
N. C ,
Mrs. W. J. Kittrell,
several days here
relatives, Lack to
Let home.
As fur
am we hat
great In sub
and willing
in We have list daring Hie week.
of all who receive their mail at
this office. We also take orders
for printing.
Master Preston who
has been visiting, his
in the country for the of
iii come home very mud,
imp roved.
If you need anything in way
of Tin ware
to see us, Hart Jenkins.
There hag Mine
a b -m
more fortunate lb. -n our
New York, and
other places. We have had
sunstrokes nor deaths. This is
aerial illy a blessed section in
we live.
K. E. Go. will do all old age, a physical wreck
possible can to please you vital and perfectly harmless, we deem
new line of heavy and fancy treatment of sham-,
picnic day
yesterday out at a
town, a large
of out young people
and report a nice time.
plows extra blades j. r
I'll
of Snow Hill, baa
A large plaining outfit and latest
with which
our work. Satisfaction
teed. M. is. Tripp n Bro.
Mrs. W. K. and children
have conn home from their
to
Call on Hart s for a bar
rel of Columbia Flour, none letter
to be bad set
We saw a day . r in
a certain
had been sent lo
vacancy for days.
the fact of this
been born and raised
never in bis life
work, but unfortunate like
many others, that now in
A Joe Holton on Saturday
the inst, went to the of
where there were
three small children left in
possession of premises, and
snapped a pistol at Mike a
lad S years of age, net satisfied
with this he must needs try his
and yet to bear firs.
approval for this display
of smart
For can peaches, apples, corn
tomatoes, apply to E. Ii
A Co.
The Masons held their
semi-monthly meeting yesterday.
Doling the past week Mr.
received is
cypress
shingle by J. R. Tripp Br.,
I ,,
, will be in
to end of
and latest
found
nice try them
Something new in J p
Smith Bro., have bought a whole
ear load of ,
stoves, d m
once.
have seen
Bro.
,., .,,,,
any at of row
it is machine.
neat house
den all
on
Smith Bro.
lawn, and lats
m being
kt
forget ft
lion can ;.,
Old man what makes
A; Bro., to do
your I
always gel any thing I want
boys.
We keep Furniture,
Bed Springs, Stoves,
J. R. Smith gives
more
eggs than
else.
Co to E.
oat houses
in a
for rent by J.
Ayden, N. C.
new
-in.-
E. Co's
for beef, fresh meats,
sage, and fresh fish.
Ha, oats, ship beat
brand, bulls and meal
unleaded rifle on the boy the found in the road near Cannon T
II. of gold ,.
squares,
owner can have by properly
paying this
Dr. Joseph Dixon
Office Block, Beat
Ayden, N. C.
nU
H i Sick
Headache, Biliousness, etc The,
eve, gripe or sicken, but Import
Good
children or adults. Hold by
L- druggist.
A. new n a jg
the Laxative principal and is orig.
Laxative
Honey and Tar. This cough syrup
assists .,, expelling from the
system bow-
etc. I he red clover blossom is n
of original Lax-
Hold .,.
druggist.
OF
THE BANK OF AYDEN
C.--.
the- of it;,.
Capital paid in.
i i,
Loans and Discounts
Demand Loans
Hue from Hanks.
Gold Coin,
Silver Coin,
National Hank notes
other U. s notes Total, in
ATLANTIC
CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
W c.
For Male and Female,
Literature r-e . .
languages and
opens September orb, 1905.
For
J. J. i.
s-s
of
to
r other
Address,
BAPTIST UNIVERSITY FOR WOMEN.
a nil
given in the s-,.;.,,,. ,.,,.,
of in
ins Art
Polish white shoes
M.
cheapest school
of Its grade in the South,
from Mt lo less,
runs. Believed to be
No
the
address.
PRESIDENT R. T. TANN.
N. C,
result of better
a wound extending
of forefinger and the
ball lodging up in the arm near
the wrist, Mr. Helton is now
i In-Inns H. shady
seclusion he sanctum
presided over by none other than
our highly esteemed Sheriff, L,
Tusker, awaiting a reward justly
merited a higher tribunal
and where DO doubt for
to corns pistols and rifles will play
bin a par m bin already
ad life.
line line of
and mi lit you up In any style
or pi ice.
If Ayden had
by steam, on every street corner
would the here
by their vibration prove
nauseous in a delicate stomach
We only ask for information.
Hum rel me r.-
daily new aim
right lie- I i-
Misses and Jessie
have on a light, i e I
ell Hedge and left i-i go
House y
Carina Harris i Han
Town and paints aim
are fur the best goods
that In- ever used that it
knocked out several other leading
brands in a at Greenville last
summer. This paint is sold by J.
R. Smith ti Bro.
Dr. L. C, Skin-
returned from Tues-
day morn
For sowers see M.
Tripp The best.
Miss Alice Hodges, of
is visiting Miss Blanche
Fancy candies, oranges, apples
and bananas at E. E. Co's.
C. L. Patriot, went lo
ville Tuesday.
Simplex guano distributors, Cox
em i on planters and repair at J. R.
Smith Bro.
Mrs. O. Nobles and Mrs. J.
B. r spent the day in
Wednesday.
That rock salt at J. K. Smith x
Bro., is the best thing I can get
for stock. They only eat what
they want of it at a time.
W. T. Lipscombe sou slops
here a short while Wednesday
on their way to Springs.
Ladies misses and children black
tan and white slippers all at
J. B.
Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Smith
Miss Smith, of Georgia, are visit-
lag their brother and uncle,
The,,
got off the here Thursday,
en in
or
glasses in a fell case which , ,.
are I lean lie-.
A. Griffin has
class brick sale and is burnt
new kilns constantly.
need of brink see him
Ayden, N. C.
I Oranges, apples, bananas and all
Don't fail ,., see Cannon Ty-
son's near both plain and .-. m
Price, are
lot I cheap. They arc daisies,
Those Royal Felt
that Cannon Tyson
THE MILL FACTORY
have
moved into their brick Store
on south side Main street.
ladies say that A
I have the prettiest line
good- in town.
again Indebted lo
friend, A. Harrington,
mouth melting,
delicious peaches. lie brought
hi i in Thursday, and what
time to i
me. Joe our
I self. look hoggish,
.- was n ii i for ye saint's ii
delight
I we
lend. We ought to sir It,
in e do hope he'll do it again,
e for
are simply
scat on the market
Tim ball team morning
to play i tie on
ground. There ii no question
about its being a hot obi game.
The loaf bread right
at Me
Prof. Allen of Georgia,
is here on a visit to his brother,
J. F.
Those white and tan slippers at
J. B. Smith ft Bro., are
for children I have seen this
Tobacco thermometers,
etc. for sale by Cannon ft Tyson
Tripp Bro. are now
lo make wooden legs for
horses or mules.
latest was a decided success.
I do know that J. B. Smith
Bro., have the and ti
cent calico and ginghams in town.
lime is good for any
crop and a farmer should use it
freely, at J. R. Smith a Bro.
That lace and embroidery
is the prettiest goods town
baby dresses at J. R. Smith A Bro.
received our spring stock of
J. J. Edwards A Son.
handle
e equal of anyone f hi market.
W will beginning on
day vis. off,., j,,,.
of ;
sines hats
Ayden. On
Wed net
e mil
n II ,
at J. Ii ,
Bl pile
town
Stock is large
lake ibis means of .
We have a
lot . mat
life
G.
Co. Ayden,
t e.
hi on he mill
Bro.
Did you know yon could . I on
an;
you want at J. Ii. Smith
a Bro.
My office will i
me mouth l shall be in
the purpose of taking
a special in
J. W. Taylor.
NOTICE.
There will be an Institute held
at Ayden, N. C., colored
teachers, all are requested
to this institute, commence
the first Monday in August 1110.5,
for two weeks and more if desire.
school will be taught by Prof.
O. W Smith and Prof. B. R.
Onward, Committees on arrange-
P. Henry
Ed Ellis.
POOR PRINT
BEFORE THE HOUSE BURNS.
If you contemplate INSURING
your property wail. bile
you are waiting your house or bus-
house may be destroyed by
tire.
The Time to ii Now
while the property is valuable
when yon can get a
the fire its too late. I write
that insures. Let me explain
it to you.
W. E. HOOKS,
Will put on Sale To-morrow yards China Silk all
the Different shades regular price per yard
CENTS PER YARD
Down at
OUR PRICE
A. E.

I n i
KEEPING IN TOUGH.
the of Times.
Bargains Never go Bilging
Our bargains never go k begging, always a prompt,
heart response when the news abroad. Tin- reason is
v always careful to use the word ii
broadest tulle sense. Bargains this store ii not
mean special merchandise, bought for the
pose of advertising low price but our offerings c of
prices.
lot fail
y , ; an iv ion. note the p
, offered. They are all of a wanted
-limn i stocks to tit tin needs
v , is have their orders to leave.
Note the Offerings B-cw and Tour Purse
Strings Will Slacken.
for the Seashore Gents Furnishings,
or Mountains.
Colonial cravats,
price J i club lies and long four in
A VERITABLE WONDERLAND OF ASTOUNDING ATTRACTIONS
K. to W . r
I my them,
waists worth
cleared up at
Shirt Waists Collars.
all style an I col
and .
Corset Specialties.
a little
R G. C H
four d d
. .
ply Linen
Link cuffs
Whir pro hand r
Black
hose Tan
an i
Shirts.
-hie- in b
and black worth
ties which we are ,.,., up day Sun
Exclamations of Surprise, Delight and Satisfaction and
of Bargain Offered Were Ex-pressed on all Sides by the Thousands
who have Attended the Preceding Days of This SALE
DON'T WAIT A MINUTE
will be a Red Letter Day
The Magnet will again draw the Crowd when Bargains are Best and Biggest. Come early for
the Work of a Million Hands melt away Power of the low PRICES like the dew the Mid-
The Wreckage of Values is complete. It will Pay Ton to make Your Purchase
,. son you buy is a Bargain.
Bilk. Too many shirts in a and D,
season, all reduced patterns usually clean , th future needs. our Sincerity by the I noes Quoted Below.
silk- forth
i. Plain in all colors as at
as they last special in linen and
Silk Ribbons in all Colors, white clean up
i clean in th s II suspenders the
ma
gibbons we th m
one half.
Neck in all
won IS clean op i
Summer Lawns.
All have been
ordered m and have beet
severely knifed
AH I lean up i
Girdle frames the wanted
kind
La ii
and I
Handkerchiefs.
and M
niched
L d n
chiefs, worth
a; each
Bary Caps.
Umbrellas.
nm
b, . . and
G ti
cl
n I
Mill End -a
a-. i- d
iv,
All low
i in
in bias
Op at
in black an
up at
in Pate I
tan n at
kind up price
Men's Low Cat Shoes
Patent
Kid Oxford and all
given . by
B-n -r
K II Special
Men's Straw Hats.
straw n
m shapes ha be
. mo Ii ii
that is labeled.
K V p
I I
; d
v.- ;
A Big line of matting all is in-
in the great sale,
yard wide
leaching go in tins sale
large Rugs go
. i
us
.
; tan clean
and
-c Hamburg
value at this price, sale
regular Sc Checked
oxfords i no Homespun must go at J
Beat Apron
gingham while it lasts
prices in
lawns
A nice Rue Umbrella only
in this sale
e m s
if tins
Wash Fabrics.
. . s, worth
. . .
, Dimities, values up
.-
12.0
. ,
Trunk.
. ii
I .
i are i
ii
I a
.
. . .
to
Hie
12.00
suit Cases.
I.
;.
re S, wards c i
Night shirts.
Nun k n Ii
all i. c
clean up a
Patterns.
The i
terns are the best,
allowance, all at one
pi ice
i i i
I, see lent fill
price
Silk and Velvets.
, yard wide
, now
. nil i
. th
Corsets.
. all the
i . i
KC
. line
per
put-
in military
and straight front including
the R ; C B
Beauties
lie
Laces
go at
an
Embroideries to
I now higher now loner. Sheets
and
and i price
Corset Covers.
dean up at
clean up at
India Lawns.
inches wide quality
clean up at
and Misses Hose.
All the new toes arc
oxfords and slippers we
lire show at to
for now
yours for the asking
powder
box, why pay more
shoe Polish, black
and tan box
Men's canvas shoes and
cut's at t off the regular children
I pries 1.00. Per people
shoes, clean up a
Handkerchiefs.
handkerchiefs, regular
sale price
mo dozen men s bordered
handkerchiefs
sales price, eat ii
men's handkerchiefs
same as above only finer
extra line grade white
and colored men's
handkerchiefs, regular
and hie valuer; on sale
specially at
pure linen white hand
kerchiefs, neatly
ed regular grade for l-c
Linens, Linens
in. Bleached Dam-
regular value, sale
. Satin Damask-
would sell regularly for
price
;. . I Satin Dam-
,. ;. regular to
in a price
i s Napkins,
. 11.10 a lo
Ii Tor
Hath Towels, sale price
i i Crash, reg.
. price
White Bed
Spreads, real Marseilles
for
pairs of lied Towels
res. sale price
Men's Hats
Men's and Hats in
desirable shape, worth up
lo at
l Men's tine felt Hats, in-
values ranging
from and ;
exceeding low
in Men's Hats
Denver shapes,
and nutria
price 81-5
All the shapes
well as staple styles in
Hats that are sold every
where for 18.51, marvelous
sale prise
Staple Department
yards Hope Bleach
yards Red Seal A P C
Toll de Noon
Apron Checks, extra
worth
Best Calico American Indigo
Carmine Red, all
Dress Goods
Crape and Voile
assortment
Coverts and Damask
suitings
All
value
Novelty Suitings and fancy
Mixtures. Voiles and
Lite Spring
desirable shades
Black Cheviot in.
wide, worth i i yard,
price, yard
The imported
Mohairs, Sicilians
Mohair Serges and silk
warp
to sale
Men's Pants
Se.
II,
Men latest
and Fancy Worsted
in nil shades and
-i ripes, all reg.
Ladies Shoes and Oxfords
pairs of vary
finest of this seasons goods,
hand lace or button,
ill weights of sole. French
kid. patent Russia calf
act They are fare the best
of any shoe brought to this
market, and they come all
sizes and widths, worth from
to and
pick them out from
down to
Ladies tine kid shoes,
button and lace, too
and patent tip wort 11.48
of Ladies Oxfords,
in all popular leathers, also
while canvas, worth to
1.20; sale price to 91.10
Hose, Hose, Hose
Ladies fast black seamless
hose, price now
A line cotton last
black hose reg. now
line plain and
stylos hose, worth
now
ladies beautiful fancy
hose, worth choice, pair
Children's black rib-
bod hose, reg price at
Children's fast line,
regular price at
Children's French
ribbed hose, regular
at
Men's good fast black
SOCks, regular made,
price at
Men's good fast black
and plain sucks, log
at
Suits
two piece suits,
single and double breasted
jackets positively worth
91.50 during this Bale only
The novelty styles is
and
that were always sold
all go la this sale at
Thirty distinct
in Ultra Fashion
able Knee Pants Suits, in
all the swellest of novelties
Pants
price
s-J; all go OH tills Side ill 91.49
Fine Fancy and Plain
Pants that regularly
sold for 88.50 and I; sale
pries
Fine Pants that always sell
for and 96.00, stripe.
cheviots fancy worsteds
all in this side at only 93.98
Men's Pants of In
regular
91.75 sell sale price 91.19
Knee Pants
pair of Knee Pants
worth up to sale price
Boys Pants
reg. sellers; sale prise
A consolidation of several
lines of Long
value
sale price only, pair and staple styles, .
l-
THE AMERICAN SALVAGE CO.
Must sell C. T.
Entire Stock
Tans, Black and White
special clean up at pr low cut clean up
AH most first class or money I Men's tine pants, redness
back.
out fur hit
excursion, to Norfolk,
W. Aft.
to
Digest all of food, tones
and strengthens the stomach and
L. Wilkinson Go.
One
bout pounds, side and
head y I'll back nearly black.
to Sharp.
give reward for
leading to recovery.
Berry Bryant,
7-22 d i w Bethel N. C.
organs. Cures
Indigestion, Stomach
and red blood, health
strength. Dyspepsia
. i ii tissues.
or Mia at O. W. of W. Va
June, 1000- ., have used B number
under flank and on sad tail, bottles of Dyspepsia ore
and have found it to be n very
effective, and, indeed, a powerful
end r
with lo ear and in
bar light .
left, yoke. remedy I
it to my Sold
aw . C. I by Jno. L.
No Pity Shews.
years was after me con-
writes P. A.
Verbena. Ala. had a terrible
of Piles tumors.
nil failed
me. for Burns
and all ache and pains. Only
at Drug Store.
Was Her Terror.
would cough nearly all night
Brutally Tortured.
A case came lo light that
for
Bale Desirable property
fronting on
avenue and feet on railroad.
Contains good residence and ten
tenant houses. J. B. Moore.
7-18 aw
one Chas. Apple- and unmerciful torture
of Alexandria, perhaps never been
hardly get a sleep. I had Joe of Calif,
For I endured
gate
could hardly gel a sleep.
so bad that if I writes
a block I would cough from
and spit blood, but, and nothing relieved me
when other failed. I tried
three 91.00 bottle of Dr. King's I came across Bitters and
cured me the on
for that A few bottles of
New wholly
and I gained .------
guarantees to cure Coughs, it completely and cured
Grippe, and SB good for and
all Throat and Lung Troubles.
Price and 91.00. Trial bottles
free at J. L. drug
New lot white slippers,
just received at L.
Wilkinson
For lets on
Dickie-eon
7-18 St It J. R. Moors.
Kidney troubles and general
Only Satisfaction
guaranteed by Jno- L. Wooten,
J. K. Moore is offering Horns
valuable town property for sale.
THE EASTERN REFLECTOR
IV X. WHICHARD. Editor and Owner.
and Friday.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
VOL No.
GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY, CAROLINA, FRIDAY, JULY 1905.
No.
COMING.
Bat There Will Be a Goad
The of the Ayden
bate hall team u
that it ha
to his team
tomorrow, but there will be a
game, and a good one. Harry
White and said
give them E. Jack Smith,
aid they would
defeat team. will
get above so job may
look out for some hot ball. The
line up of the flirt team will be
Jim Turner, c.
Alex Blow, lb.
s. s.
Km tie
Dick While, p.
Boots Anderson, f.
o. f.
Prof. Jarvis, r. f.
wilting Harry and Hugh
have not fully decided
line up, but they say they have
the goods. .
get out witness
last game of the Ad-
ladies free, grand
stand seats
TWO LADIES MEET ACCIDENT.
Both Kurt While Craning a gad Bridge.
Tuesday Mrs. M. A. Which-
ard, Whichard and Mrs. J. B.
Davenport, of were rid-
along road
to visit They to a
bad Bridge in tbs road Mrs
Whichard alighted to lead the
The horse got one
foot the bridge and making
Mrs. Whichard
run one wheel of th
bogey aver At the Bane
time the whet-Is one side ran
off the end of bridge Mrs.
was thrown oat of the
buggy into the ditch. Roth the
ladies were
in accident but
serious injury. Mrs.
lest her hat.
A DEAD ONE.
Want 200.000 Immigrant
Mr. E. W. V. Lucas, holding
Governor Glenn,
has been conferring with
here with the object
of diverting immigration to North
The government
to in such a
movement Mr. Lucas was
referred to the New York
officials. An interview
with Mr. quotes him assay-
that North Carolina can take
immigrants,
want these people all at
Mr. is quoted as saying.
couldn't place them all in a
single take h
number If are to
work and anxious to better their
condition, in the next few yearn.
We them in groups and
neighborhoods, companies if
so that shall not
become lonesome homesick.
We have a number of such
the state now unit they
doing well. There is DO end
opportunities and possibilities
of the state fur such and
we need them. The whole Booth
needs them. The labor question
there grow more even
and this appears to be
solution of
Charlotte Observer
A Bridge.
New Bern, a meet-
Morehead
day, the proposition of the
Atlantic At North Carolina Railway
Company to a bridge
Newport river, from Morehead to
was formally
The plan discussed at length,
but there was no adverse comment,
all to be in favor of
building the bridge. Work will
he commenced on st
once and it will be completed in
about six months at a cost of
The bridge will be
two and one-half miles long.
Charlotte Observer.
Yellow Fever Taken Hold,
New Orleans, July
board of health made known
tonight for the the of
the yellow fever and the number
cases and deaths in this city.
The was discovered here
July several suspicious
cases were found. It was not
actually proved to be yellow fever
July autopsy
showed it to be yellow fever
question. Daring the
time between July and July
the health made a
to house investigation to
how many cases of fever and how
many bad occurred up to
that time. The reached
was that there had been one
and deaths up
to July Since then the record
has July one new
one death; July sixteen new
three deaths; July St,
new eases and two deaths;
July nine new cases and one
death; July eight cases
and two deaths With two or
three exceptions all tbs cases and
Italians. The fuel than
the disease broke out among um
lower of Italian laborers
accounts for the failure of the
board of health to locale the
disease, as these Italians do
report sickness and rarely employ
a doctor.
Breathes there a man with soul so
dead,
Who never to himself has
trade of late is getting bad;
I'll try another ten-inch
If such be. g mark him
well;
For no bank account shall
swell,
No angel watch the golden stair
To welcome home a
The mil, who never asks for trade
By local line of ad displayed,
Cares more for than worldly
gin.
And patronage but gives pain.
Tread lightly, friend; let no rude
sound
Disturb his solitude profound.
Here let him live calm repose,
except by men he owes.
And when he dies, go plant him
deep,
That naught may break his dream-
less sleep;
Where no rude clamor may dispel
The quite that he loved so well.
And that the world may know its
loss.
Place hi grave a wreath of
moss,
And on a stone above, lit
A who
M. L. Carey.
Bargain Sale
Pa., July
stampede of women at a
bargain sale in Fifth avenue
afternoon resulted In several
women being knocked down
and trampled while several
more seriously hurt.
Men's overalls lit
cents;
The above sign in the window of
the Wool worth stores at
today caused the stampede. Right
women seriously hurt in a
rush to secure overall or shirts
for their better halves, and the
reserve force of police had to he
called out in the town dis-
Ambulances and
wagons backed up to the door of
the big store, and for a time it
as there would be a
great loss of life. As a result of
the trouble it is likely there will
be a rule issued by the police
against bargain day sales in Pitts
burg.
Family
The family of Mr. R. Wicker,
of himself, wife
grandchildren, wore all poisoned
yesterday in a very peculiar man-
Mr. Wicker decided yesterday
that he would have an
old time vegetable soup for dinner,
so, going Into his splendid garden,
he gathered several varieties of
beans, squash, cabbage.
carats, beets, egg plants, spinach,
corn, etc , etc, could not find
any onions. He remembered,
however, where some had been
planted and recently dug up, so
he delved into the ground and
found what be supposed were four
small unions. Three these
added to the other vegetables, an
at dinner a soup lit for a was
planed on the table as course.
Within a after eating
all the of tin
were taken violently ill. so
III in fact there was able to
go a They shortly
began to recover, however, thanks
to violence of no
d milt, upon Investigation, it
j was supposed
I which Mr Wicker had gathered
i were in fact narcissus
Observer.
Died-
Clarence, aged mouths, infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Kennedy,
died Saturday afternoon about
o'clock. This is the second bereave
meat to fall upon them in the
last few months, their oldest sou
dyeing ii, The of
Clarence was held Sunday
afternoon at o'clock, the later-
being Cherry
were conducted at the
grave by Rev. J, E.
The pall hearers were
L. T. Smallwood, T. W.
W. E. and W. Pruett.
at
N. C.
Ayden played a
bl at this
place, the score being to It
was an interesting gaunt from
to finish, at so limn did it look
like either side would win.
the
pitched for Ayden, and it goes
without be is a good
pitcher. Berber Helton, of
Hill, pitched for
boys, and Herbert didn't fail to
pitch With exception
of on both Hides,
teams of boys.
proud her
team, and with tome little
now, we expect to have a
bettor team, a three
games re to be played b
and this
being the first of the series. The
next i be played
the third at
vi lie.
Line up was as follows
Turner,
Mi K
Roy.
Gardner, L.
Gardner,
Fell Out the Deer.
Ms. Dupree, who is vis-
Mrs. L. H. Rountree, was
about to go out the door for the
purpose of attending the funeral
st the cemetery, Sunday afternoon,
when she made t and tell
the to the pavement.
was right painfully hart,
though it is hoped there will be
ho serious results.
Te be no While washing
July
Ike Bonaparte, when asked
far a statement on sub-
of disaster to the
tea, public that there
be as whitewashing,
that so far as the itself was
ha would make a scape-
goat of one.
tor white shoes at
M.
Died.
F. B. Tucker, constable of
died at o'clock
Tuesday at his home near
of typhoid fever. He was
an upright citizen and a good
and his death is to
his .
Rogers Out on Bail.
Policeman I. W. Rogers, of
Raleigh, who four weeks ago shot
John C. Dockery has since
been to jail to await the
result of the wounds, was on Mon-
day permitted to give bail in the
sum of
pronounce him sat of danger.
Umpire, Time of
game two hours. At
Marriage Licenses.
Register of Deeds has issued
license to the following
couples last report.
WHITE.
A. S. Jenkins and
E. S. Button and Lillie
R. L. Lillie Mamie V. Gal-
and Cherry
Henry M ion- and All
Sylvester Chapman and Eva
Chapman,
John and Mabel Smith.
Thus, William- and Ada Brown.
Mad Narrow Escape.
N. Y . July
Alton ill, Million of
Alien B, Parker, had n
narrow escape from
while swimming in the Hudson
j with his
K He rescued
Edward of
Judge Parker was swimming
the little on his luck when
the boy became and
I father. By the lime bis grandson
released bis bold and tell into
deep water, Judge Parker was
I thoroughly exhausted from want
breath and could do little to
j assist the lad.
who was on a wharf with
his family waiting a boat,
threw bis coat jumped
the river. The boy was out of
sight, but caught
hold of his baud about six feet
under bringing him to the
surface and to the shore. Judge
Parker reached the shore without
assistance. was taken
Parker's home,
supplied with dry clothing and
heartily for his timely
assistance.
AND SOCIAL
Monday, July
J. S. Higgs co
today.
Roy is ill with
fever.
S. D. King left Sunday morning
for Island, N. Y.
B, S. went lo Kinston
B. E. returned this
morning from Winston.
Mrs. H. T. King went to Se
Springs evening.
Zeb Johnson, of
came Sunday evening.
District Attorney Marry Skin-
em to
M, T. J. to
evening.
C. B Mayo returned Sunday
evening from Beach.
Miss Bettie of Bethel
Is visiting Mrs D.
Little Francis Bowen
Sunday evening from a visit lo
Scotland Neck.
Willie Wolf went to
evening to Install
plant there.
Miss Emma Tucker, of Ply.
is visiting her sister, Mrs.
W. A. Bowen.
F. M. Hodges and
Panacea Springs.
C. C. King left Sunday for New
Indiana, where he
will make his home.
Misses and Myrtle W
sou returned Saturday
from Virginia
Mr-. J. R. Pender and children,
arrived Monday
to visit Mrs. J. W. Perkins.
Miss Annie Jordan, of Kinston,
who has bean visiting Miss Katie
Tunstall, returned home
evening,
Mr. and Mrs. L A. Cobb, of
who have been
his father near here, returned home
Monday evening.
Mrs. G. B. King and children,
of Washington City, arrived
Monday evening to visit her
parents, Mr. Mrs. W. M.
King.
Miss Lucy Parker, of Oakley,
who has been visiting Miss Maud
Lanier, homo Monday.
Misses Maud and Lillie
accompanied her for a visit.
July
E. am J. Turner to Hob-
good today.
C. W. returned this
morning from
O. W. Harvey Tuesday
evening from
II. W. W bed bee family went
to Virginia Beach today.
returned Tuesday
evening from Virginia Beach.
Miss Loraine Home returned
I Norfolk.
Miss returned
from evening,
John Smith returned Tues-
day evening from Virginia Beach.
E, A. Move, Jr., and little
went to Virginia B today.
H. A. White and family return-
ed Tuesday evening from
ville.
M. little
brother, Lit, went to Morehead
today.
Mis. Charles
children returned this morning
from Morehead City.
Mrs. II. and Mrs. O. Q.
Bessie Patrick returned i,
evening from Virginia Henry, Va.
Miss Bettie Jones, of J- Mn.
has been visiting Mrs,
Brown, returned home mis morn.
today in town.
Mi is of Kinston. I Mrs. W. F. Button, of
who has been her sister, visiting her mother,
Mrs. R. W. Alice Harper, returned home
Saturday evening,
I of the Richmond branch of the
Foundry,
Mrs. Bettie Mosley who has
been visit her daughter, Mrs.
W Brown, to Hooker-
ton Sunday
Miss Clara
who has been visiting Hen-
and Essie Whichard, returned
home Sunday evening.
Mrs. H. and child,
of New Bern, who have been
visiting relatives here,
home Saturday evening.
Tuesday evening.
Col. Jan Toes-
Jay evening from
where he h id be n attending
oft as
one i he stall Governor
Florida Quarantines Against New Orleans
Fla., July
state and boards of health
today ordered a quarantine against
New Orleans. Freight will be
permitted to pass after fumigation,
but inspectors are stationed at
with instructions to
allow no New
to pass.
Col Daniel Dead.
X. Y., July
Col. Daniel Secretary of
war under President Cleveland,
this evening at his
country residence, at
Duchess county, X. V., alter a
Mrs. H. P. of Elizabeth brief illness. Heart failure was
City and Miss of cause of death.
Bethel, who have been visiting ,.,,. were
Mrs. J. S. Keel, left Sunday. driving this afternoon Col.
Misses Georgia Lena appeared to be enjoying
son and Sallie Cox the best health. After dinner
Forbes left Sunday morning to he complained of feeling ill and
to spend a few days at Virginia Dr. Stewart, of New York, who is
Reach. j a guest at the house, immediately
Tuesday, July 25th. went to his aid. The physician
. . . . diagnosed the case as an attack of
Miss Bessie Joyner, of Littleton, ,, ,, in of
is visiting Miss Alice Lane. Mr
Rev. W. E. Cox Mon-, passed away within half an hour,
day evening from Hamilton. Scott was born
There are many cases of typhoid at N. Y. on
fever throughout theory 1851. He began life in
county. journalism and from 1886 to 1819
Mrs. J. L. and daughter, secretary to President
Miss went to Grifton Cleveland, by whom he was
day evening. pointed secretary of war on March
1892. Mr. was vice
The colored base ball team went
to New Bern Monday to
play in that town.
Miss Maud Evans,
of the Northern Pacific
railway and a director and trustee
in many railroad financial
corporations. He leaves a widow
came in Monday evening to two He was a
mother, A. M. Evans. member of many New York