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KEEPING IN TOUCH.
Abreast the of the Times.
Bargains Never go Begging
Our bargains never go a begging, always a prompt,
hearty response when the news gets abroad. The reason is
that we are always careful to use the word in its
broadest and fullest sense. Bargains at this store do not
mean special lots cheap merchandise, bought for the
pose of advertising at a low price, but our offerings consist of
regular goods from regular stock at reduced prices.
The buying public will not fail to note the difference.
You are invited to make an investigation, note the prices
and quality of the goods ottered. They are all of a wanted
summery nature, picked from various stocks to fit the needs of
now. All summer goods have their orders to leave.
Note the Offerings Below and Your Purse
Strings Will Slacken.
for the Seashore
or Mountains.
t. war th- minute
Gents Furnishings.
in men's
II Colonial cravats, new
TOE buy them, ail at half prize lest club lie, and long four in
and loss-
Shirt waist hat-, worth
cleared up at
Shirt Waists Collars.
Lasts shirt Dollars in
nil styles and colors, worth
and up It W
Corset Specialties.
II lit tin of
R G. B some
riv dollar quail-
tie, which we are wiling at at
patterns mid plain
colon
Four-ply Linen collars
Link cuffs
White
chiefs
Men's half hose Tans and
Black
Negligee Shirts.
Soft shirrs in white
and Mack DOOM dot, worth
Silks. Special dollar soft bosom
A sale of Too many shirts in a of style
silks for the all reduced patterns usually clean up
Plain chips In all colors as at
A VERITABLE WONDERLAND 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 Bargain. The Wreckage of Values is complete. It will Pay You to make Your
both present and future needs. Judge our Sincerity by the Prices Quoted Below.
long a- they lust
Silk Ribbons in all Colors.
To make a .-lean sweep in the
we them about
one half.
Neck ribbons In all colors
worth op at c yd
Summer Lawns.
Our special in linen and
white clean up
S H suspenders the
clean up price
Men's Low Cut Shoes
Oxfords
Patent calf and Viol
A Big line of matting all is in
eluded in the sale.
good yard wide
bleaching must go in this sale
2.7 large size Rags go-
at
2-78
Hamburg special
All summer Lawns have been given goodbye prices
Kid Oxford and all I value at this price, this sale
ordered and have been
severely knifed
All reduced clean up Hi
and
wanted
kind
Ladies frames in
and white
Handkerchiefs.
Ladies and Men's white
had reg-
clean
Ladle 1-1
Chiefs.
up at each
Baby Caps.
Baby
and n, Be and
Umbrellas.
Um-
t-el rods and black
Gingham lop, full in h
he-t
kink, ii yd
In towels,
clean up and
Mill End Sale of Table Dam-
ask Boo and goods, clean
up at
Shoes.
All low cut es go.
in while canvas all sizes
clean up at 1.25
in blue, and tan, clean
oxfords
Shape 2.00
K H Special S
Men's Straw Hats.
Men's straw hats in sailors
and Panama shapes been
i. Two month
Checked
regular Be
Homespun must go at
Best Apron check
gingham while it lasts
Special value and cut prices in
lawns
A nice Umbrella only
Clark's Cotton in this sale
to wear furniture must go, all prices
cut for
Clothing that is Labeled.
K P is the
The 10.0 suits of serge
Have been d to 12.00
Men's all wool special
now 3.08
Trunks.
Gent's
trunks, defy baggage
smasher. automatic
tray trunks, are the beat made.
Strong durable All to be
cleared belle the fall stock
conies in. star you
by an easy scab- laid you to
12.00
Suit cases.
Suit cases for the seashore
man
We start you tit and
take yon up to 12.00 for a linen
all leather case. These
are special make
Night Shirts.
Men's night shirts
all the regular price
clean Up
Handkerchiefs.
dozen
handkerchiefs, regular
sale price
dozen men's bordered
handkerchiefs
sales price, each
doz men's handkerchiefs
same as above only finer
extra tine grade white
and colored men's
handkerchiefs,
and valuer; on sale
specially at
pure linen white hand
kerchiefs, neatly
ed regular grade for
Linens, Linens
in. Bleached Table Dam-
ask regular lido value, sale
Staple Department
yards
1,900 yards Hope
yards Seal
Toil de Noon
Apron Checks, extra value,
worth
Best Calico American Indigo
Carmine Bed, all
Win
Wash Fabrics.
lack force to express the price
importance of these clearance in. white Satin Damask-
would sell regularly for
at
in
up at
in Patent
tan clean up at
k and tan clean
and
now higher
to
Patterns.
The paper pat-
terns are the best. seam
allowance, all at one price
now lower. Sheets
and
Laces Km
go at and t pries
Corset Covers.
clean up at
clean up at
India Lawns.
wide good quality
clean up at cut's at i off the regular
Ladle's and Misses Hose. .
Tans, Black and White clean up at
clean up at pr cut s-
All most fir-it or money Men's tine pants,
for August now ready
yours for the asking
Talcum powder
box, why pay more
and tan box
Men's canvass and
prices.
India sale price
India Linens, worth
sale price
Check Dimities, values up
to sine price
Wash
excellent val
lies sale price
Silk and Velvets.
A flurry in silks that will prov
an interesting topic.
Black yard wide
worth 1.26 now
Japanese silk, all colors
worth at
inch velvet, all shades,
worth
in. silk worth 1.00
Corsets.
Easy, graceful and form
lit tins; Corsets, In all the
makes, in military
and straight front
the celebrated R A G C H
Other Beauties lie
would sell
price
He
in. Bleached Satin Dam-
regular to 1.50
quality; sale price
Extra urge a Napkins,
worth 11.60 a sale
price
Extra large Turkish
Hath Towels, sale price
Linen Crash, res;.
sale price
Full size White Crochet Bod
Spreads, real Marseilles
patterns 11.26 value for
pairs of Bleached Towels
res;. sale price
Men's Hats
Man's and Hats in
desirable shapes, worth up
to at
Men's tine felt Hats, in-
values ranging
from 92.60 and i at the
exceeding low of
doz. Men's Hats in
bin and Denver shapes,
Dress Goods
Crape and Voile
complete assortment
English Coverts and Damask
suitings
All wool
value
Novelty Suitings and Fancy
Mixtures, Voiles and
Crashes, late Spring style
desirable shades
Black Cheviot in.
wide, worth a yard,
sale price, yard
The finest imported English
Poplins, Mohairs, Sicilians
Mohair Serges and silk-
warp values up
to sale price
Men's Pants
Men's latest
and Fancy Worsted Pants
in all shades and pretty
Stripes, all sizes, reg. price
all go on this sale at 91.49
Fine Fancy and Plain
that regularly
sold for and sale
price
Fine that always sell
for and 98.00, stripe,
cheviots s fancy worsteds
all go in this sale at only
Men's Pants in
patterns, regular
91.75 sale
Knee Pants
pair of Knee Pants
worth up to sale price
come in black and nutria
SI Knee Punts
All the new toes are
in the line of Ladles.
oxfords and slippers
are showing at
price
All the newest shapes
as well as staple styles in
Hats that are sold every-
where for 18.55, marvelous
sale price
reg. sellers; sale prise
A consolidation of several
lines of Long Pants,
value and
Ladies Shoes and Oxfords
Over pairs of very
finest of this seasons goods,
hand sewed lace or button,
all weights of solo. French
kid. patent Russia calf
They are fare the best
of any shoe brought to this
market, and they come in all
sizes and widths, worth from
to Come and
pick them out from
down to soc
Ladies line kid shoes,
button and lace, ton
and patent tip wort 91.48
of Ladies Oxfords,
all popular leathers, also
white canvas, worth up to
91.20; sale to
Hose, Hose, Hose
Ladies fast black seamless
hose, row c
A tine cotton fast
black hose price now
tine plain and lace
styles black hose, worth
now
ladies beautiful fancy
hose, worth choice, pair
Children's fast 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 good fast black
socks, regular made,
price at
Men's good fast black lace
and plain socks, reg. price
at
Suits
two piece suits,
single and
jackets positively worth
during this sale only
The novelty in stylos is
and
that were always sold at
all go in this sale at
Thirty distinct
in Ultra Fashion-
able Knee Pants Suits, in
all the novelties
sale price only, pair and staple styles, sale price 91.29
THE AMERICAN SALVAGE CO.,
Stock
back.
from to
G. L. Wilkinson Go.
Pub an End to It All.
A grievous wail comes
as a no it of unbearable pain
lover taxed organs. Dizziness,
Liver complaint
Constipation. But thanks to Dr.
King's New Lite Pill they
end to it all. They are gentle tint
thorough. Try them. Only
Guaranteed by L.
Continue
The report of the yells fever
condition in New
Wednesday gives the number of
new oases ax death
Total caw
The pills that act as a tonic, and
not as a drastic DeWitt's
Little Risers. cure
Headache, Constipation, Bili-us-
Jaundice, etc. Early Risers
are small and easy to take and easy
to act. Sold by John L. Wooten,
druggist.
The Death Penalty.
A little thing sometimes results
in death. Thus a mere scratch,
insignificant cuts or puny boils
have paid the death penalty. it
is wise to have
Salve ever handy. It's the best
earth and will prevent fa-
when burns, sores,
and threaten. Only at
I. L Store.
Never in the to
After a hearty meal a dose easy to take,
Dyspepsia Cure will prevent failing in results are De-
an attack of Witt's Little Early Risers. These
Is a thorough and a
guaranteed cure for Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Gas on the Stomach,
Weak Heart, Sour Risings, Bad
Breath and Stomach troubles.
Sold by John L. Wooten, druggist.
famous little pills are a certain
guarantee against
torpid and all of the Ills
resulting from constipation. They
tonic and strengthen the liver.
Sold by John L. Wooten, druggist.
End of Bitter Fight.
physicians bad long and
stubborn fight with an on
my right F. Hughes
Du gave up.
Everybody thought my time bad
come. As a resort I tried Dr.
Suicide Prevented.
A startling announcement that a
preventive of suicide had been
discovered will interest many.
A run or
invariably precede suicide and
something has been found that
will prevent that which King's New Discovery for
makes suicide likely. At the first i The I
thought of self destruction take was striking I teat
Electric It being a great in a few days. Mow I've entirely
tonic and will regained my It conquers
the nerves and build up the system, all coughs, and throat
It's also a great stomach, liver and lung troubles Guaranteed by
regulator. Only Sat. L. Wooten, druggist. Pries
by Jno. L. and Trial bottles
W not en,
Refrigerators at cost, at H. L,
Two desirable rooms for rent,
furnished or not. Apply to Mrs. Get a refrigerator while they ere
H. Hooker, 8-4 going at cost. H.
THE EASTERN REFLECTOR
D. J. Editor and Owner.
and Friday.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
VOL No.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, AUGUST II. 1905
No.
PRISONER ESCAPES.
AIDED BY TWO AND
SEVERAL FRIENDS.
through the window and as he did Ladies in Burning Launch.
so some one in the mob in the Aug. party
room fired a shot at him. lulu bad a narrow escape
By time Slaughter was some here today.
distance in the lead. Capt. Smith on a trip In a
of Gave New the meantime rushed oat of U launch were going to
Liberty -Officer
was About to TaKe dim
to New Jersey.
daring and oat raucous
escape of a prisoner
here was perpetrated at depot
this
j Clark both tire it-hot at the run- They were Mrs. William
I but did not Mrs. Frank -Misses
I him Slaughter pursued but I Adelaide, Irene and Thelma
made good his brother and her Carol
Daniels. Dr. Ward was the only
Sam going with him to assist him.
Officer Clark returned to the de-
pot arrested the other brother
It has been told in a previous Prisoner, Ham, and placed
issue The of the
arrest by police officers of
of Newman Slaughter, a
guilty of grand I in New
Jersey, who bad made his escape
from reformatory there and
came to this section. Patrol Office
Railway, X.
J., came here and identified the
prisoner, nut Slaughter to
return to New Jersey him
without requisition papers.
Moore to Raleigh to
him in prison. Other arrests will
likely follow and the guilty on s
j get just punishment.
It was a wed planned conspiracy
the part of his brothers and the
other to release the prison-
It has developed today that
twice during list night
went to the house of
Sheriffs. I Dudley and
for him, but he spent
is j
thought he had the jail keys and
g-t papers
and retinue to
Greenville with these papers Sun-
evening, intending to stall
book New with
prisoner this morning,
When Slaughter was arrest.;
ed here last, week he was placed
in It
discovered later that he was
attempting to cut his nay out
the guard house the prisoner
w is tinned over to Sheriff Tucker
for commitment to jail
that be might he kept safely.
before train time this morning
Officer Moore, in company with
of Police J. T. Smith and I
P ties Q. A dark who
t tic went to the
sheriff's office la Hie court house
where Moore produced the
necessary papers from the
of New Jersey and North
Carolina, and Slaughter was
turned over, receipt for his
being given the sheriff. At
the same time the
offered for the arrest of Slaughter
that It was their intention mi-
him from the house so
could overpower him and take
keys get Slaughter out of
tailing in this they followed the
method carried out depot
this morning.
So blame whatever can attach
to Officer Moore or either of the
police officers for the escape of
Slaughter. The in the
conspiracy were
pistols there were
twenty or thirty of them in
mob. That Officer Moore be
exonerated before the New Jersey
officials, L. Tucker has
him an setting f
the facts of Slaughter's escape.
Daily tor T.
paid over to Smith.
Slaughter was handcuffed and escaped, being paved
securely tied with a hard work. Everybody
Other Moore then left the conn asleep at the lime the fire
house for the depot with the started so that its origin is not
prisoner. Policemen Smith Eight stores, two barber
Clark both accompanied him to shops, a broker's office and a res-
he depot and on the way there were
Capt. Smith held the end of the
Fire at Spring Hope
Tarboro, N. O. Aug.
town of had a
fire about o'clock Sunday morn-
with reaching not
one-third of the loss. One block
of section of the
was practically wiped out.
The A. L. depot and content
against by H.
man on board. The cause of the
j accident was the of a
match by Ward to light his
cigar. Throwing match down
in bottom of It
ignited the gasoline and the whole
boat was immediately Dr.
Ward shouted to them all to jump
four obeyed, Mrs.
and the Misses Peek.
The cork cushions were thrown
to the ladies to keep them
which they used. Miss Adelaide
Peck early drowned but the
in the water suffered no
danger, being rescued shortly.
Urn. Duffy, Miss and her
girl, Carol Daniels, remained
in the boat. little girl
badly burned on one limb. Other
injuries were only superficial. The
party Was by a
who was idling near
Observer.
The Detention of Letters
N. C, August 7th.
was tried tins
United Slate-
Hugh Humphrey, s nine .
who charged with
the violation section 38-61,
revised United
Slates, also section postal
laws and regulations of 1902. He
was a route carrier from
and charged with detain-
letters addressed on August
to Mr. Hill, of
county. The dot
ready for trial on account
witness, the
continued case until
requiring the defend
nut give bond in the sum
Pretty Marriage At St. John's Church
Grifton,
One the g-
ever witnessed in this
was celebrated at St. John's
Episcopal church this
o'clock when Mis-
Kilpatrick, the
daughter of Mr. W. J. Kilpatrick.
was married to Mr. Moses I Tarboro.
prominent merchant of Grifton, I M
E. Cox, or Greenville,
irk, ,.,,. , . ., J- G. s lent Sundas it
PERSONALS AND SOCIAL.
Monday, bi 7th.
C. went lo
today.
The warm weather hug returned
n full fore
Freeman left for
W. spent Sunday
spent Sunday at
Conetoe.
was
green and white with
many lighting the chancel. I warned Saturday
Win fie i Norfolk.
at the organ. H. returned Saturday
rendering exquisitely strati from Suffolk.
of Mr. m
bridal party entered tie Saturday evening,
Johnson
O. i.
from Tarboro.
and Wooten ushers,
Miss Mary Fleming, ring beam
Miss Mabel Kilpatrick,
the bride, maid of honor.
The c, handsomely
in silk, came up aisle
leaning of In r
Di. W. H. Bagwell I
Seven Spring- Saturday evening.
Miss Elbe Brown returned Si
evening from a visit to
father, while groom, with is
I nest Vance
came in from the vest y
A gathering
the ceremony,
marriage the
ml drove to Grifton
left en tin- north d n.
in bridal mil .
id
rope with which the was
tied. Reaching depot
Smith turned the over to
Officer Clark to take him in the
colored waiting room while lie
went in ticket
Officer to get tickets.
Officer Clark took hold of the
rope led the the
Waiting room both of them
took seats. It was noticed that
several were the waiting
room, but this being usual it
train lime nothing was thought of
it. A moment later, however,
several other went
the waiting room. Ham Sam
Slaughter, two brothers of the j
prisoner, being among them. These
crowded where Officer I
Road Machine.
L. C. Arthur had his road ma-
chine on business section
of street this to
give a demonstration of work
the machine will do. The officials
of the town both
interested in better highways an
we hope this interest will result in
improvement.
a p Bond was
and the defendant was
charged from custody.
Dunn, X . An;. Tr.
warrant E. F. Young,
with forgery,
by J. K
. Ill,
state's lay, I In
court finding cause
the charge. A large crowd
hid assembled the trial
and hear the argument
a p.
greeted
decision.
W. a. Stewart
represented and
H b
th
Marriage
Register of Deeds B. Williams
issued licenses to the g
s last
Did the Work.
A traveler put up the night
at the leading in a ill
town, and before retiring left
particular instructions to
in lime for an early train. Early
the he was disturbed
by a lively tattoo open the d-or.
he demanded sleepily
got an important message
for replied the bellboy
The was up in an in-
the door, re-
from the boy a large
ope. He tore it open and
inside found slip of paper, on
which was written in large litters,
you get
Union-Record.
Cotton Appointed
of state board of a
Louisiana, who is re a n
expert . n s
I been .
sou to the of hug in
of the poi-
in the cotton district, with
the that lie will
Cox returned this
morning from Seven and
Mrs. J. J. Jenkins and children
returned this a visit
Plymouth.
J. R. Rouse, of Bern, came
ii to his mother.
Mis. M. A. Rouse.
Mrs. Adrian Savage and child
re;, returned from Virginia Beach
Saturday evening.
H. W. and child-
returned evening
Virginia Beach.
Fender, of came
Sunday evening to visit his
uncle, L. M.
W. M. bang and little son,
the train her
So day eve for
Mrs. Cox and .
of Sunday hen
with her son, Rev. W, E. Cox.
Alex. Blow and E. A.
returned Saturday evening from a
bate ball trip to Hobgood and
Palmyra.
N. S. and little son, Nat,
Washington, came
evening to visit Mr. and Mrs. A
L. Blow.
Mr, and Mrs. S. let
this on a trip north, lb
will purchase new goods while
away.
Miss Clara
. Mack and Mayo.
Moses Spivey Florence
Clark were sitting ; Kilpatrick
perform duly on the who has been visiting Mi-
Mrs. R. A. Tyson and little
No in daughter and Miss Annie Perkins
Capt. J. M. Turner, president from Virginia Beach
of Raleigh and Sound I Saturday evening.
Railroad, said last sight that the, M. . of
report that has been floating j Sunday eve to visit
around through the eastern part , Ml.
window. This seemed lo
be j signal to the pi and in-
he made a dash for
window. Officer Clark tightened
on rope to pull Slaughter back
when some one in the cut
the rope so Slaughter could go. He
jumped out the window, the crowd
rushing to intercept officer
from following him. Officer Clark
draw his gun reaching over
a head fired a shot
through the window after
could take no aim. The
pistol caused a break among the pleasure that we testify to the
Thou. and Mary Had-
dock.
license was issued for
people during the week.
Gen. J. S. Carr Regarding the Bingham
School, Mebane, N C.
It affords me much pleasure to
testify to the high character
manner in which you conduct your
school. I have had of my
wards your school for the past
two years, and the young men
have done well. It is with
Fourth of Diphtheria.
On Saturday physicians pro-
that of the children
Mr. Mrs. Fleming,
South Greenville, has
The house promptly tang m-
quarantined. This is the fourth
case that has developed.
the stale that the Raleigh and
Railroad had been .-old to
Atlantic Coast Line is utterly
without, foundation. The work,
he says is progressing very well, a
Pleasure Ahead.
gaped grading road,
than ten miles the track
and a material train is
Post,
is laid
being
in the waiting room which
cleared the way for Clark
to get to the window. He
high merits of your school in every
respect. very truly.
Julian S.
Otto general
manager of the Imperial
Co., spent today
arranging for the appeal . i his
company in Masonic temple opera
house on the 18th. The company
comes highly recommended as one
of best the road there
is evening of rare pleasure in
store all who attend the enter
Fever
and returned this
Sterling O. Buddie, of Louis-
lung, X. C. has accepted a position
phone company and will be here
sometime.
Tuesday, August 8th.
L. I. Moore left Monday evening
for Raleigh.
Moore went to
K I. M ore, of
hen today
A.
y i low n.
Will ii . of
g I a Taylor.
Mi-- Kin ma . of n
Mis Nellie
M-- Bern ice and
brother returned
Morehead mis miming.
Moore, of Kin ton, who
has in town a
returned home Monday evening
Miss Blanch Eliza
beth City, who has been visiting
i Miss Mo- returned
home in .
Mr. and Dill,
Jr., who ii spending a
few at Virginia
returned I nine Monday evening.
Mrs. . i. Smith two
laughters, Misses
oral son, William,
home from Virginia Monday
evening,
Miss Minnie from
near and Miss Ethel
from near Gold Point,
arc spending h days with Mrs,
D. W. in South
ville.
Wednesday, August 9th.
Miss Mae we-it to
Nashville this morning.
Miss Carolina left this
morning Scotland Neck.
J. R. Moore and son, Bailey,
went to Tarboro this
Mr. and Mrs. H.
went to Wilmington this morning.
Dr. W. a retained
from Seven Springs this
Harvey went to
ton this morning on a happy mis-
Mrs. W. A. little son
Francis, left this m . vis-
it to Plymouth.
H. Li his morning
f a Greensboro where he will make
home.
Mrs and Miss
Hell returned this morn
from Morehead.
Miss Lucy Johnson went to
Ayden afternoon and
returned this morning.
Mi- Mine of Fremont
who has been visiting Miss
Boyd, Left this
Miss Essie who has
been Miss Keel,
left this morning for Bethel.
Mrs. B. E. Parham and little
son returned l evening
from a visit t Durham and
Oxford.
Miss Eva Wilson, of Washing,
ton, who has been Misses
Georgia and Lena Anderson,
returned home today.
J. B. Edwards and little son, of
Scotland Nick, ho have been
visiting W. H. Harrington
returned home this morning.
George Hawks, con
the passenger train, is
oil taking a vacation. I. S.
Ban is on the run his place.
The official report of the yellow Monday evening,
fever condition at New for
Monday was cases and
deaths. The total number of cases
to date is and deaths
K. M. Hodges has returned from
Sever. Springs
Rev. W. E. Cox went lo
has now taken charge
of the situation mid with sufficient Mrs. Charles returned
funds to fight the scourge it is home from Wilson Monday
hoped to soon check its ravages. I
Our Women in The War.
The Carolina Supplement
Women in the will
be issued August 17th. It will
contain pages of thrilling ac-
counts of the sufferings, sacrifices,
bravery and devotion southern
women during war of 61-65.
The is selling rapidly
and all other person desiring
copies will do well to the ed-
Miss Mamie Bays, Charlotte,
at once and have them reserved.
The price is cU. per copy, send
I money with order.
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Slate of North Carolina,
County.
In tee Court.
Town of Farmville i
trains ; and t of
I-. Pollard attachment.
The defendant, E. J. will
the day of
was Issued
against him, in th- above entitled n-
by the undersign, d clerk of the
I Superior court Pitt county, return-
able to the September term, 1905, of
I'm Superior court, which convenes on
i he after the Brat
I Monday in September, 1905, it being
the 19th day said month,
summons was returned the
of count and with
this Defendant E,
not to my
.,. . action M a
by the plaintiff is to recover of the
. in three hundred
dollars ii warranty
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LOW RATE TICKETS
On ale via.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Extremely low Rates are
announced by the South-
Railway from points
on its lines for follow-
Special
Denver, Colorado
Grand Ar my ill the Republic
September to
lion National A, rial ion
Stationary Angus
to
How IV in., Monte
Tunning July
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DIRECTORY.
OFFICERS.
J. Elks,
Chairman, W. R. Horne,
J. K. Spier, J. K.
J. W. Page.
Clerk Superior C.
Mi ore.
W. Tucker.
of Deeds K.
TreasurerS T. White.
William
I.
I. x. B. M
W II L
Announcement
j i J. K.
eel men . I . B . J. i . I. A T ; . mini t. II.
P.
N. C , Sunday they us, . a
Miss Helen came home j day in town, there were do
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tool
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Of
jet Harness,
Goods,
of
v b s
n-lit. All
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. one I ac
an p -i them
J. S. Tun
Phis June
CREDITORS
before
if He Last Will and Testament
I Mai ilia A.
, mice is to all per
V I . d tin .-it tn in
us against the
------niT
S. M.
mo and
Dealer. Cub paid
Fox. Cotton Seed. Oil Bar-
r- Is. etc.
k Ea
Safes, P
A Ax
Life mow, Key
Henry George
Cherries,
fine Syrup, Jelly,
Hatchet, ,
Seed
Dried Peaches,.
Raisins,
and wooden
i-i Butter, Re
and nil
l ,
estate nu the same for pay-
within twelve months from th
date notice will be d in bar
of recovery,
This 25th of July.
K. Brooks,
of A. Laughinghouse.
STRAY
One ox, white and red. marked crop
in right ear, and in left,
and heifer, white and
color, marked crop and half crop in
left ear, in right have been
my k two or three years,
an- notified to call for same
and pay charges. J. A.
R. y. D. Ni.
t d I once a w.
North I
an
lit It
-i
NEW MAN
Ai the Stand.
the of
ml J.
ill carry the
Five
I have pi,
lores hi-
I will ad to the Block to
trade and will at
ill times a complete line of
Heavy and Groceries.
Fruits, Tobacco,
Cigars, etc.
Call me when you want the
best Groceries the lowest price
at which they can lie
J. J. TURNAGE
The Five Grocer.
Pill county,
Sessoms
In Superior Hurt.
vs
Robert Sessoms
named
notice, an action entitled a- above
has been in the
of Pitt county a degree
absolute divorce from said defend
t, upon the ground abandonment
an adultery, and the said defend nit
will further take notice that he is re-
quired to appear the next term of
the court of Pitt county to
he -held at house in Green-
ville the 2nd Monday after 1st
in September, it
the day of September, and
answer or demur to the complaint In
action, or tie- plaintiff will
to in--, for tin- relief demanded in
said complaint.
This the July, 1905.
D. Moore. C. C
Central Academy
REV. M- W. HESTER, Principal.
Pf-OF. w. M. HINTON. Associate
A Christian home and Hi
School for boys and men
Splendidly located in Warren
county, one mile from depot,
mediately mi A. L., road in a
beautiful grove of or acres
u acre farm.
Km- further information ad-
dress the Principal or Associate
N. C.
no
The Clark of Superior Court of I'm
County having issued Letters
to the undersigned, no
the 7th day of August, 1905, on the
of Albert N-
deceased. NOTICE is h given to
all persons indebted in the Estate to
make immediate to the 00-
and lo all creditors of laid
present their claims properly
authenticated, to the undersigned,
twelve months date
this Notice, or this Notice will In- plead
in of their
This or August
ASA
on the Estate of I N-
ENTRY OF VACANT LAND.
shade A. Stocks enters and claims
thirty acres, more or less, of
vacant land in Township,
county, lying between the
and Samuel Kites patent
and Indian Well Swamp, hound-
ed by the lands of C. P. Smith
Wm. wife's land, and
others. .
This August 7th, 1905.
Any person or persons claiming title
interest the above described
land must file their protest in writing
within the next days, or will lie
barred by law.
R.
Entry for Pitt
county, this 7th,
s-. .- . ;
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point from
I ran
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K. L. VERNON, T. P. A.
Charlotte, N.
J. H. WOOD, D. P. A.
Asheville. S
S H lick, Pass Ti
II. Ge
SOUThERN R. R. CO
N. S.
Steamboat Service.
L. leave
Mailing on
ii in. fur ;
Greenville daily
-ii in. for
cunt; at
Norfolk A i-
Norfolk, Philadelphia.
New and nil
North. a
a all points
should
freight via Norfolk, cute k
Southern R. R.
Sailing hours subject to
without notice.
Agent. Washing,
ton, N. C.
J. J. CHERRY, Agent, Green-
ville, N. C.
H. C. General T.
p. Agent, Norfolk, Vs.,
Sick
Headache
When your head aches, there
is a storm in the nervous sys-
centering in the brain.
This Irritation produces pain
in the head, and the turbulent
nerve current sent to the
causes nausea, vomiting.
This is sick headache, and
is dangerous, as frequent and
prolonged attacks weaken the
brain, resulting iii loss of
memory, inflammation,
fits, dizziness, etc.
Allay this stormy, irritated,
aching condition by taking
Dr. Anti-Pain Pills.
They stop the pain by sooth-
strengthening and
the tension upon the nerves
not by paralyzing them, as
do most headache remedies.
Dr. Anti-Pain Pills do
not contain opium, morphine,
or similar drugs.
Si. k he Is hereditary In
family. a
deal, and many years I have had
spells were s-. that I was
to lo my h affairs
f-r a day or so at n time, a
very severs attack of headache, I took
Miles unit
m. almost
n I take m v-i . n I reel tin-
m II Hop. It at
JOHN
r. Co., South Bend,
Or. Pills are sold by
your who will that
the will benefit. If It
falls ha will return your money.
dotes, cents. Never sold In bulk.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
, i-i i
L.
Dentist.
N. C.
-i . I. Call
lb
ii. I.
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Mel. win.
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s;
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H. I .
night. Sunday schools
a. in.
ti w I.
s- of
School No
hi v. II. i Moor.
I V Sill
day. W. R. Parker Super-
Sunday School.
W E. Cox.
rector. Services every
and third Sunday. W. b
Brown Superintendent of
Sunday School.
Will W.
H. No
regular service
J A
day Services every Sunday
Sunday School
W B Dove Super
School
Greenville Lodge No. A
F A M, meets 1st and
3rd Monday nights in each
month R Williams, W
Mi J. M. Sec
Covenant Lodge No. I O
F Meets every Tuesday
night. W L Best N ; R
L Carr, V G; W F Evans,
Sec
Tar River Lodge No. K of
Meets every Thursday
night E G Flanagan, C
T J Moore, K of R
Tribe No
I O R M, meets every
Wednesday night J
Harris. Sachem;
wards, C
Pitt Council Jr O U A
M. meets every Monday
night E H Evans,
H B RS.
We beg leave to announce that we arc
Wholesale and Retail
White Lead, Paints,
Colors, and and
Ready nixed Paints.
There is no line in the world than
Harrison line, it has behind it a cant
reputation for honorable wares and honorable
dealings.
you use the Harrison Paints yon need
never worry quality.
We trust that you will favor us with your
orders whenever you want good paint for any
Have just a car load and
can give you Prices.
Baker Hart
N. C,
The North Carolina
STATE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE
Literary Commercial
Classical Domestic Science
Scientific Manual Training
Pedagogical Music
Three Courses leading to degrees. Well-equipped -Training School for
Teachers. numbers laundry, tuition, and fees for use
of text books, etc , a year For free-tuition students For
of the state, fourteenth annual session begins
To secure board in the dormitories, all free-tuition applications should
be made before July Correspondence Invited from those desiring
tent teachers and stenographers. For catalog and
CHARLES D. President,
GREENSBORO, N C
Always
Hand.
Stock of Framing x ft.
Also Gorman Siding, Ceiling and
Partition and all kinds dressed
lumber necessary for building a
house complete. Bills cut to or
on short notice.
Greenville lumber Veneer Co-
Central Barber Shop.
Edmond Fleming, Props.
Located in main section
of the town.
Four chairs in operation each
a .-killed
barber.
plane i inviting,
our 1- clean.
for
and ask when
is wanted.
Littleton Female College
Splendid location. Health resort Over boarding
pupils last year. High or work. High of
and social life. Conservatory advantages in music. Ad-
courses in Art Elocution. Hot water heat.
lights and other modern
Remarkable health only one death among pupils
years. Close on the health and social
development of every pupil. standard of
All pupils dress alike on all occasions. CHARGES
VERY LOW.
24th Session Will U-h, 190.1. Fir
address. REV J. M RHODES, A. M.
Littleton, N.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF GREENVILLE,
GREENVILLE, N. C.
AT THE OF BUSINESS MAY 29th, 1905.
Resourced
Loans and Discounts
Overdrafts, secured
Overdrafts, unsecured
Stocks, securities, etc.
Furniture Fixtures
All other real estate
Due from
Cash i
Gold Coin
Silver Coin
1152,151.46
6,857.74
2,500.00
3,647.32
3,000.00
52,953.67
1,109.84
3,452.00
9,871.00
9241,486.53
Stock paid 925,000.00
Surplus, 25,000.00
Undivided Profits less
Expenses Paid 7,250.72
Deposit subject to check 181,484.46
Cashier's checks out-
standing 2,751.36
North
County of Pitt. J
I, James L. Little. Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly
swear that the statement above is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief JAMES L. LITTLE. Cashier.
and sworn
in lint day of June,
before
J. C. TYSON.
Public.
J. G.
J. A. ANDREWS,
R. W. KING,
Directors
Friday from a visit
As milieu for Daily
and we
great pleasure in receiving
willing receipts
those in arrears. We have u
of all who receive their mail u
this office. We also take order
for job prim
Miss
spending the past week with Jim-
Rosa Miami bus lo
home in Greenville.
If you need anything In the
of Crockery, Tin wan
come to sec us, Hart Jenkins.
Miss Howard, .
cone up Saturday morning
spent two or very
boors with Misses
Davis, after which she toll
for Greene
visit friends relatives.
Tripp A Bro. are no
to make leg for
cripple horses or Tin
latest was a decided success.
board of road supervisors
met Saturday and had a big day.
E. E. Co. will do all
possible can to you with
their new line of heavy and fancy
B. ii. Jones came Saturday
and Before J. J. Stokes
E-q., entered into a bond tin
sum of one thousand dollars
his at the next term
of court to answer the charge
killing a small boy the
previous.
Just received, flue line of bar
and can fit you up in any style
or price-
John S. Halt and Alf Hal ring-
to u have been to Greenville
more.
re-
daily new am
confectioneries light
The complaint our
regarding the of crop
Is really distressing If one
that be told is Unless then
ate exceptional line puces
coming season, conditions in
deplorable indeed.
Carlos Harris says that Harrison
Town Country and
Colors are by far best goods
that be ever used and that it
knocked out her
brands in a test at last
. Bummer. This paint is sold by J.
R. Smith Bro.
We say to the
who got led, don't despair,
will come bye and bye.
boys.
Thai rock salt at J. R. Smith
Bro., is best I can
for my stock. They only eat what
they want of it at a time.
John Stokes family
at Hotel Tripp.
Cotton king cultivators, Gopher
plows extra blades at J. K
Smith Bro.
Miss Amur who has
visiting LaGrange and Km
.-tn u has come home.
Call on Hart Jenkins for a bar
rel of Columbia Flour, better
to be bad anywhere.
We hope those of our friends
who appreciate our items from
this point will pardon I lieu
scarcity in this issue as we have
been sick and unable to
attend to business for nearly the
whole of the week.
For can apples, corn
tomatoes, apply to E. R
ft Co.
The institute
here Monday. We have
been informed right many of the
teachers have arrived there
are bright indications of a large
attendance. have some of
the very best educators the
state employed to conduct it.
A large plaining outfit and latest
improved tools with which to do
our work. Satisfaction
teed. M. B. Tripp Bro.
any of I lie church
Ladies misses and children black
and white slippers all sizes a
i. R Smith ft Bro
There are many
visiting friends in b
wing loom n cent illness
to learn
hence i to note.
hat last choice bay
R. Bro., is tin.
J. W. Taylor, wile
ave returned Dome. Mrs.
child have been visiting
while Mr. has in
taking a special optics
for past
is glad to see Will
back, especially Jenkins.
The freshet I loaf bread
oven at in
A. D Johnston I,,
good made us a Sal
We regret Unable
entertain seven mild have .
ft
moved into their new brick
on Main street
Dr. Dixon is a good doctor, but
he does give some bad medicine.
the trade, are aim tin
smoothest seat on the market
W . J. Boyd,
here Visiting relatives.
For guano sowers see M. B
Tripp The best.
Mrs. went o
Greenville
The Indies say that Cannon
Tyson have tie line id
goods town.
Was last
constable of p
to succeed the Ian- Is.
If Mr.
well as Mr. Tucker e will
prove an and filth
mine,
etc. for sale by
Mis. and j-i,.,, ,
Greenville,
until with friends Ii
Fancy candies, oranges,
ind bananas at B. K. iv
Simplex guano distributor, c v
cotton planters repairs R
Smith
The soda fountain a
will he in
from now to the end of the
The and late-i ks will
be found there. If you want
Something nice try them.
J. ft Kin. gives me
more my
chickens eggs
else.
Go to E. E. Go's new
market beef, fresh meals,
sage, fresh fish.
lime is good for any
crop a should use
freely, at B, Smith Bro.
Those white tan slippers el
J. R Smith i Bro., me
for I nave seen
season.
I do know that J. R. Smith
Bro., have the prettiest and
cent calico and gingham, in town
a neat house with gar-
den and all necessary out houses
located main street a goo,,
neighborhood for rout by J U
Smith
Old man what makes you always
goto j. B. Smith Bro., to do
your I
always gel any I want from
boys,
Did you know you could get one
if the old time Gophers
size blade you want at J. R. Smith
Bro.
My office will be closed
one month as I shall in
for the purpose of taking
a special in
J. W. Taylor.
Don't fail to see Cannon Ty-
son's new crockery both plain
decorated. Prices are cheaper
than formerly.
stoves, and ion can get j
y coming at
neighbor have you seen
distributor at
R. Smith Mr. It .
n any
Hi, f r,
no II is
Slippers, ban
B I
Can.
Cannon e.
ye,.,, suppl .
in.-.-i r, lime.
We keep I-11
Sp n. is, Stoves, Ban
etc , up
It tin- of
1906.
on
-1
nun
inn.
is. mp
hulls ml in,.,
Si Tyson.
squares,
re
has
In Ck f and Is k
kilns When i-
of him or writ-
N. .
Orange-, and
k-iii ft
horn.
ft Tyson are guilty of
enamel
are daisies
Those F-ii
hat A Tyson handle an
equal anyone market.
Mill on
day Jim. offer for cash
mile-
. ,. at prices
a ii of the town
is too large
we take ibis means of reducing
We have just gotten a
I pin we ran
it yard, white
p O. Jackson
t , X. c.
. r m cotton planter the
on at J. Smith ft
Km.
Loans and Discounts,
Due from Hanks,
terns, Mi
Coin,
Silver Coin.
Hank
. s
Total.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in, J i
Surplus ; mi
Undivided less
; ;,
Dividends unpaid .
I., check,
Cashier's
.
a good pack
and
L n .
II.
j u.
EX,
X.
T ml,
FALL
MUST, n
Daniel Davis, Props
our
Only men em
ployed. drug
NO Hi K in in
S of
I'll .
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III
n . as, d,
. . . . .
a in estate ma
a- and
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, in bar of their
the n, of July,
Hi it,
in-
William
PHARMACY
N. C.
BEFORE THE HOUSE BURNS.
you contemplate INSURING
your property wait. W bile
are Halting your house or bus-
house may destroyed by
fire.
The Time to Act it Now
while the properly is valuable and
hen can gel a
he ti. too late. I write
insures-. Let me explain
it to you.
W. E. HOOKS,
Wednesday and Thursday, August 2nd
and 3rd. are the dates for you to visit
this Store and have your measure taken
for your Fall Suit- THE GLOBE TAILORING
COS. Expert Cutter and Fitter will b.
here take your measure for a Fall Suit.
All the new Fabrics, in three
lengths will be shown at this opening.
You know what you are getting and how
your suit will make up before it comes.
This is opportunity you can't afford
miss so remember dates, AUGUST 2nd
and 3rd. ONLY TWO DAYS.
C S. FORBES,
The Man's Outfitter.
D. W.
IN
Groceries
And Provisions
Cotton and
Ties always on hand
f-r sh Goods kept on-
n stock. Country
Produce Bo and Sold
D. W.
GREENVILLE
North Carolina.
mi
FOR SALE.
A good second hand
Mower and Apply at
LIBERTY
FOR SALE
One Filer, good
new, cheap for cash.
L. A.
B. D. No.
N.
LAMER MILLIARD,
Greenville, N. C.
MARBLE MONUMENTAL WORK
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Iron Fencing Sold
HARNESS REPAIRED and SHOES
by experienced workmen the
II. Mill,
table.
THE
Mm
1-
r I
III
class mi,
in
a,
turn out
working
buy.
Give trial.
FRANK
briber
Ii N. C
COBB BROS. CO.
Norfolk, Va-.
Cotton Buyers and Brokers in
Cotton, Grain and
mis. Private to Ne
and
It Is Too Hot To Cook
And I can save you much
of that tr nib .
store for
Assorted Cakes, Canned Goods
other things ready to
Butter every day.
county Hams.
Vice Chocolate
fresh good all the
lime
MARCELLUS FLEMING
Dr. Joseph Dixon
AND
Office Block, Best Railroad,
Ayden, N. C.
HATCH
From Kinston to Norfolk
AND THE
FOR WHITE PEOPLE ONLY
Wednesday and Thursday
August and
FARE
under yours
W. C. HINES, Agent.
Best
Lighted
House
in the
State
Best
for our
Customers
and their team.
Brick
Warehouse,
Greenville, N. C.
Farmers bring us your Tobacco
The Brick.
We will always work for your interest
and guarantee lull market price.
BRINKLEY Si
Proprietors.
The following
Gentlemen
Constitute our
Working
Force who are
Always glad
to see you
D. S. Spain
Bookkeeper
B. T. Bailey
Auctioneer
. S. Hardy
Floor Manager
. Harris
lip Calculator.
; .
POOR PRINT

THE EASTERN REFLECTOR
AND FRIDAY.
o. J.
Entered In the post office at Greenville. N. C., as Second class matter,
rates made upon implication. . . .
desired port
Mil in to friction
Pitt N. An;. 1905.
used tell our children if
, mid be flood little boys
would be president some day but
were bad little fellows
would go lo the bad place. Dal
as well thing have i
and if they sol bad now are
liable la grow up and drill into the
full d Stales senate-
The Record says that
up that way they are making
liquor oat of it costs
rents a nation
i lake to make drunk
hive an
. who .
I continue
Russian
Portsmouth. N II
where r neg
. .-, will have
There is one thing you can say,
and that there baa been great
a lo the
Bonaparte
. WM . pi
AUGUST
r SALE
where dam-
. j could be i- ill
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The object of sale is to clear out stock 1-2 size
Shirts before- the opening Fall trade as we are
on this size only.
We don't believe iii carried over goods, They've a poor
for patronage.
would you think if next year you bought a Shirt
. some Mow got this season
I .;. you
I, . . ,. opinion us. Now to obviate things of
i act- severe one.
II
11.2 she
will close th
. our
WINTERVILLE
This department is in who is authorized to rep-
resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory.
mm
HOLIDAYS
Drummers drummer with
trunks thy
bat we don't know are,
where they from, nor win re
i to. They are
men an i i
. ,, . put me
Misses Curie mil . Greatest Red tic on
led -d ;. for
where they will lie the
Alle Ion of paint, mm yellow
Harrington Co.
-c lawn i- being mowed
i id put readiness for coming
pen. S i
the
fall
I-. e hats j
h ,
Liven and i stable,
-1
i-t floods
Pop iD
Suiting was I'll . ;
in v, nil
Ladies How now
Lil now
C I I
in-.- Is
now
Al a i-educ-t ion in
. i i M V- the history Is of
he
, up
market
I rand
i ii
The Reason They Are Thus Designated
In England.
The bank holidays created by the
ad of l were the first ever in-
by any legislature for the
purposes of rest and enjoyment. All
holidays were really holy
is to say, .-
fa.-i- or
the act .-i- -i a i
only lie proclaimed an a last
or u ii. . . on.
to pi
or i tin
. act
i .-
quite
i do
PAVING THE WAY.
The rule we have of not carrying
goods from one season to another is strictly
business. When prices take a dip below the
cost mark they almost speak. The economy of
supplying your every want is warranted in the
offerings and in the prices that are within easy
investigate is to be convinced.
ore veil summer goods
fail.
. I I
II till
I i s, lie i
. i . i.;
. i ;.
S , . ; Slates Di.-
fur I ii r . I
ii. . I kill
on bin l delivered
;, terrible i the
n . my to the
. i i . suffering i I
i gang I he will
ml trial by jury.
argument In- r been I
an I III ill be. is something
, Hid ii. of subjecting
a man taken in a fault, for
being drunk for an affray,
or vagrancy, some such
i . stripes and the
shame I the i Rang. Hen
Held of en r for the
an, the individual who believes
in even-banded justice for the rich
and tin i. the proud and the
lowly road- of the utmost
imp e but the would
better i for of band than
In the unjustifiable sacrifice
intelligent,
being
We speak this word in behalf of a
class i- n able lo speak
itself and in the that the
thought may take root in many hon-
est
This one man power is all wrong.
A mayor or a magistrate should not
be clothed with authority to sentence
any person to term of imprison-
No man should be sentenced
prison without a trial by jury.
magistrates should only
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the gin . in to
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iii in were killed, n the
game warden had th who
lated in the shooting -d. That
like a pine fool business,
a man allowed to abate a
nuisance on his own premises.
there U
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Sew I
over the yellow
A d
in the detention three
canes of the scourge have developed,
I, f them resulting fatally.
I low l lie
I in i he
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The , -I bulb-tin ,, I
aim gave
ibis lime ii
ITEMS.
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111-
to
H. L.
II persons having
were not allowed to
train
time, such an
Monday morning
could not lake place.
villa and Ayden, as ii was written
up the don correspondent of
The in
Aim. ; A to our no, what ,,,.
Fodder pulling is the work the a f the Ayden
correspondent puts it, we think
Ayden display ignorance of the
game in writing we forfeited it
of the seventh inning
many ,. and
r,. i are n d in
. ii seen how are;
.
about, with, say,
we am a world power, while
China, by a estimate of
hi-- Yet America
j. the equal four China- The
difference is in the people
Charlotte
this community
two regiments of the state
guard recently in camp Wrights-
vine, got sum-praise for exhibiting
better conduct than usual
iv,,, regiments now in camp at Char-
are kicking up devilment
mayor and police have been
called on to atop it. Looks like they
i tough characters mixed up
with the slate guard and Ibis
becomes prominent when
they gel away from home.
We do no know just what is lie-
done it, but occur-
Monday morning
which a mob of released
a prisoner from officers is an outrage
that should net looked oil lightly.
Mr. Russia's representative
in the peace negotiations, Laving
taken a suite of rooms at the St.
Regis, New York, the most expensive
hotel in the tint
Ida government does not mind add-
million or so to the war
Japan would hardly listen to a
plea of poverty in the face of this.
t Ivan P.
lather of Clark editor of the
Constitution, died Sunday- He was
a prominent Confederate soldier,
active business man since
war.
The Beaufort shark story calls
mind the little girl and hunch if
balloons fake worked off
head some years ago.
day last week the Southern
Railway agent at
look in six hundred dollars for tick-
from parties who were leaving
that section to make their homes in
the far West That the it
piece of news that hat appeared in
these this year. A
them will succeed than at
home and write back glowing letters,
of them will fail. All of them
will lose the sweetness and
belong to the scenes of
one's early life Raleigh News
farmers i
week.
Mises and Mamie Howard,
Kinston, are visiting at the home
A- Harden this week.
r. of
over last Saturday. umpire, mm
Will Hardy i suffering r j we bad to play we would
terrible attack i f rheumatism.
when it was understood before the
game between both captains and tho
umpire, duo to the limited time
make a seven inning game
Then because were only
while playing the seven innings, and
church this week, and before dark, they, being
. . .
Rev. M Pate, is
conducting a series of meetings i
Sow that Uncle Sum has
charge of it, better results nosy be
expected in the yellow fever
Nd, the announcement per-
sons killed and injured does
not relate to some great in the
far East, It is simply part of the
interstate commerce commission
report on railway far the
three months 1906 Chicago
News
much interest seems Ir, be manifest.
Rev, If- I- the
regular service at Little Creek Sun-
day, There was quite s large con-
David is seriously ill and
has been for several days. We hope
his condition will improve.
Mrs. Bailie Campbell and Mrs-
Lucy Smith Florida,
been visiting relatives and
friends in this have
gone to Kinston where will
spend some time before to
their home.
Miss ROSS Moore, of
spent Sunday W. A.
Miss Mary Cobb, of New is
visiting friends in the community.
Mr. Maggie New
is visiting her sister N. J.
so well acquainted with the latest
baseball, say we forfeited
the game.
The correct score of the game was
as
. o I x.
The recent Wisconsin
life insurance companies to dis-
tribute their surplus at least once
every live years, is unquestionably a
good one, other states would do
well to legislate to the same effect
The law does not contemplate the
disbursing of the surplus, but
ply the crediting to each policy-
holder of his proportionate share of
the net earnings. The system in
vogue heretofore, with one or two
exceptions, was to make no surplus
credits until the of the
The threat of the private car
In raise the rate on and
berries from the South next season
probably means that will be
They say it is all of If he keeps grow inn in notoriety are absolutely
mosquito Why no or hie the mosquito may yet be considered I at the mercy of these concerns.-
;. o mere dangerous the Charlotte
fallowing i
w lo, U the base hall
team wishes to
K. I. of Or-
base ball team, wishes
to correct account of the ball
game Aug. 3rd, between
policy Developments in the
have
evils that system beyond
question law would
probably be Improved by making the
distribution annual than
Norfolk Virginian Pilot.
If,
in ii e line
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Hi .
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will sell very
Mi-- is
some lime country.
W. I. Haws is headquarters for
pump- and pipes, the in
he will these for
mi low price
Mis-1 III lb
brother, are vis
the home their uncle, J.
B. Johnson.
Twenty-live Tarheel
wagons for by the A. G.
Mrs. Cox, has been
away quite a while visiting
near Rose Hill,
We are glad to see
luck again in Hie office
Of A. Cox Mfg. Co.
Tuesday morning drover
returned lo Rocky Mount
to resume his duties
R- H- Co-
SHOES shoes It. G.
Co., are offering cut price on
their large stock shoes which
must sold within a days in
order lo make room their new
supply soon to be received.
Look up Mr. Cooper and him
about prices any thing that you
are in.
Mrs W. H. children
are visiting in the country at the
of k.
We handle T. W, Wood
Sous guided and millet
T. and Bro.
Mrs. Manning is spend-
several days at Hi home
her Samuel Man
ring.
For Holt time alarm
clocks and R. O.
Mi. A. V . , ,., ,
vis l
Coll . r-
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ill d time hen
II in-Ill
l-ck
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r i i . I .
H ii your eye feel like I In re
in I Do pain you
ind fee I ired on r tiling I lo
J; ll. I
while Thai
pair i vi-i- and should be re u
by wearing eye
r i ,. ; . a line
and can ii your eyes
with lei s.
lot ware and crock-
always on hand.
A Co.
sale- on white
good- inn R. . Chapman
Co.
Farmers who raise their hay can
be supplied with well known
Mowing machines and
rakes by Co.
call and them.
bands lot of nice
gents straw hats that will now go
below coat. Don't fall to them.
We will sell you at some price.
R. Q. Chapman Co.
There is no reason why I'm Co. i
farmers should have to pay such
high prices for their Hour, they I
can raise their own wheat
Winterville Mfg. Co. ll thoroughly
equipped splendid
flour.
When need of anything in j
the crockery glass ware
be sure to see us before buy log.
R. O. Chapman Co.
For hay, corn and oats, go to
Harrington Barber Co.
White's Colic and Kidney Cure, i
the Combination kidney medicine
for and a sure colic cine.
at the Drug Store
We carry samples of over live
bandied styles, of wall paper.
We are prepared lo fin Dish you as
cheap as the cheapest. Come and
ex elsewhere
it. T. Cox a Bro.
mill
son W. L, House.
New paint, guaranteed
the bes. Barber
Co.
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awl the Wash
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Cornelius, Hi, 1903.
tin
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FOR SALE.
One Saw lib
gin. on -i pie-s, .,., I
been i a-o-s only, .
a- new. W. M.
S W
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e ,
After July 1st I will be I
pared to furnish private con-
to and depot for
persons in town at
each person The will
then only run hotels to
depot mid wharf and fare on
that will also be phoned I
a.
W. J. TURNAGE
as
A to Mothers.
Too much care he used
with small children during hot
weather of the summer months lo
guard against bowel troubles. As
a rule it is only to give
the child a to
any disorder of bowels.
Io not use any lite, bin give
the old fashioned oil, and sec
that it is fresh, us rancid oil
and has a tendency to gripe.
If it does not c the give
Colic,
Remedy and then a dose
of oil, and disease may
be to its
nil danger avoided- Tie oil
and this remedy should he p o-
at once and kept ready for
. ,,,; use a- soon -is first i-i.
loll Of H iV el
pill- -I
may he re-
lied upon implicit
even
Fer sale by Jno. I, Woolen, drug
Sect.
; n
.
I had
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d through hi
i laker went on
in . I ,. . II ii to
. I mil re of I
hi ii g had gone the
saw the lost pie, a of
pro, front I i
fellow's month promptly
its owner, thinking ii was a case
In.
Whereupon the wily Scot rejoin-
ed
you think I know it
ii. month old, and I'm
Oil
Animated
after the introduction of
the electric into Scotland
a who had been to
and via- consequently sup-
lo have got to the bottom of
all mysteries was asked lo explain
it. said he. no easy
to explain what you will no lie
I'll tell ye what it's
like. If you could stretch my collie
dog to if
you lo clap its head in
it- tail in
or if I to trend on its tail
it in
that's what the telegraph is
True Love.
you love
I Do see this
course do What of
you kindly tell me if it
hears the slightest resemblance
the present fashion
really if
doesn't
I'm wearing it because he
likes Journal,
Papa's Warning.
Daughter-This piano is really
i a. I it, papa
v.-. mi
when marry I can it
wit It can I
my child But
tell any one. It might your
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I ban
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Baby Caps.
y caps worth I Be
and i an n at and
Umbrellas.
Gent I in
rods and black
Gingham top, full inch
Merrimack Prints the
kink, clean yd
Regular values in towels.
clean tip sale and
Mill End Sale of Table Dam-
ask one and goods, clean
up. at
Shoes.
All low cut shoes to go.
iii while canvas all
clean up at
in and tan. clean
up at
in black and tan clean
up at
in Patent leather and
tan clean up at
Laces an-1 Embroideries to
go at i and J price
Corset
clean up
clean ii at
India Lawns.
wide good quality
up at lie
Ladle's and Misses Hose.
Tans. and White
special clean lip at pr
All goods first class or money
back.
reduced to
Trunks.
. ha it--. .
smasher. Si i I mat
tray trunks, are the b ma
Strung and durable All to be
cleared the fall stock
c me- iii. Can star you at
by all easy scale land you lo
Suit Cases.
cases for the seashore
man
stall you at 1.00 and
take you up to for a linen
all leather case. These
are make
Night Shirts.
Men's night shirts
all the coolest, regular price
clean up at
Patterns.
The paper pat-
terns are the best. All scum
allowance, all at one price
now higher now lower.
for August now ready and
yours for the asking
Talcum powder
box, why pay more;
and tan box
Men's canvass and
low cut's at off the regular
price
shoes, up at
Hoc low clean up
Men's tine pants,
to
G. L. Wilkinson
After a hearty meal a dose of
Dyspepsia Cure will prevent
an attack of Indigestion.
is a thorough and a
cure for Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Gas on
Weak Heart, Sour Risings, Had
Breath and all Stomach troubles.
Sold by John L Wooten, druggist.
pills that act as a Ionic, and
not as a drastic
Little They
Headache, Constipation, Bilious-
Jaundice, etc. Early
are small and easy to take and easy
to set. Sold by John L. Wooten,
druggist.
POOR PRINT

mm
Greenville's
Great
Thou Shalt Not Steal.
In the business world there seems
to be need of a sweeping and drastic
repeal of all and ingenious
amendments lo the old
shall not steal
Observe in its original form
law is m as it is brief
I has no use for a to
him in interpreting it A lawyer
could find in it nothing wherever
pay the ingenuity for a fee It make
no distinction between Mealing
which belongs to on- other pen
that which belongs
die public. It no C B
of the
idea It does
shall not r
shall not or
may not be done, for a good
purpose or from one careless of
indifferent t. ignorant f the es
his It docs not
stealing done by agents or
with the approval of human law. It
simply says and adds
not
Scientifically
Constructed.
ULTRA,
A Shoe for
Women.
for
is made with careful reference
to the must nun to details and
h perfected in its
there is do other
shoe on the market selling
a the price the does. it
r, if its equal,
is the fundamental basis
of a perfect shoo. We employ
own expert designers, and
Ultra Shoe is made over
a last scientifically constructed
to meet th closest variations
of width and sine in woman's
footwear.
The Ultra Shoo meets every
requirement of the many
We carry SHOE, for men, in Oxfords, Tans, etc
Pulley Bowen,
flit ii v. VS ONS.
-.- -.-. an
Always Has Something
New to Show
But new things never a place with us until they have earned recognition by heir
merit. We like our friends to FEEL safe and BE safe in every transaction. No
at their expense. Now, however, after the most careful scrutiny, we are pleased to
offer
Following Instructions.
said the teacher, in
the class in composition,
you should not attempt any Rights
id simply he yourselves and
write what i in you. Do not imitate
any other person's writings or draw
inspiration from outside sources
As a result of this advice Tommy
Wise turned out the following
position. should not
any flights of fancy, bat write what
is in us. In me there is my
nick, lungs, hart, liver, two apples,
one piece of pie. one stick of lemon
candy and my Bits.
j .- est
ready
outwear
easy to
Invisible Lacing
Pullman is a Luxury.
To carry four persons to Indian
the Southern yesterday after-
noon dispatched by the afternoon
train for the West a Pullman sleep-
The car was chartered to carry a
sick lady her home. She is Mis.
Levi, who has been at the I
Park Hotel, and she was
by her husband, physician and
nurse.
The cost of this transportation
was When a Pullman is
chartered it is necessary for the per-
son engaging it to pay eighteen
fares. Eighteen was the capacity of
the original Pullmans, and this rule
was made because it was reasoned
that one who wished the exclusive
use of the car should pay what the
company obtain for seats if
they were sold separately. Although
the modern Pullmans carry twenty-
four or more persons, charter
price has not been increased.
Citizen, 5th.
GET YOUR SUPPLIES
j Now
Everything want in the way of
nice Groceries, Ca Goods, Pickles,
fruits, Candies, Nuts, can be had at
our store.
We carry a large supply of the Best
Goods
JOHNS ON BROS.
The Cash Grocers.
at
Life and Annuity Company
Mutual. Legal Reserve.
Home Company conducted on u safe, economical basis in
interest of its policy holders. Why we can save you money.
The oldest companies have been on a per cent, reserve basis
i for many years Several of them have recently changed from a
percent basis to a per cent or per cent, basis, on account of
a decease in interest Probably per cent of all the out-
standing business is now on a per cent, reserve, only the new
business being on a per cent or per cent reserve. Following
are the rates of a few on the old and new
which is a real innovation, and comes to us bearing the seal of approval, it being
mended by New York's most famous dressmakers and it actually disposes some grave
corset difficulties. The name almost lets the cat out of the hag. but one glance will tell any
corset wearer the whole story. No matter what corset you wear this new corset will interest
you. and we hope you will come and look. Among the many fine models you will fine just
what you want. and. like the little girl in the book, be happy ever
-Rice
. B. CHERRY CO.
Twenty-Payment Life. Age
Original Observations.
Stealing a kiss is simply a miss-
demeanor.
It takes a farm and an in-
farmer to raise a
gage.
It is gratifying in the extreme to
have some people your enemies.
No use to attempt to commit
in the old hire an
automobile.
When marriage brings a woman
to the wash tub she has a right to
call it a labor union.
The difference between charity
and reform is that charity sometimes
begins home.
For every man who is willing to
lift, you will a willing to
stand by and grunt.
Due reason why the devil
M well is because he always selects
such hustling advance agents.
Orange, Va.,
Company
New York Life .
Equitable
Peon Mutual.
Mutual
Mutual Life
North Western
Security Annuity
Rate
per ct.
no
lit III
New Rate
per ct.
New Rate
per ct.
IS
variation in rates of companies on the same reserve basis
due to difference in the amount added for expenses.
policy is registered and the full legal reserve deposited
With the insurance Commissioner.
F M. HORNADAY, Agent. Greenville, N. C.
your to I five the best and return
work promptly, send a trial enter to
W. H. Photo Artist,
Elizabeth City, N.
Try a Pair
STORE.
It is said that Secretary Bonaparte
has ruled that no man in his de-
shall be dunned during
business hours. If that should be-
some a universal custom it will bid
fair to break up the regulation of
work hours by labor
Post.
our VICTOR SPRINGS and one our OS-
PATENT ELASTIC FELT MAT-
TRESSES and if you are not more than satisfied we
will refund the price.
Yours truly,
TAFT VANDYKE.
The leak in the cotton statistics,
according to Secretary Wilson, was
discovered gamblers
in New got into a quarrel over
a There is always a close
connection between cotton and
Post.
White Front Barber Shop
OPPOSITE J. B. CHERRY CO.
Sharp Razors, clean Towels and
Good Work guaranteed.
COSMETICS A
and all for you pit.-
patronage and hoping for your con
I remain,
Yours to serve,
S. J. NOBLES, Prop.
DR.
I COMPOUND.
or
LADIES
WOOD WOOD
Split Pine Wood, cut every
length, delivered at door.
Phone No.
Yours for business,
JOE JENKINS.
Institute
Young
Women
j Music. The
I Best Place
, for Your
Daughter
N. G.
College
Courses
Free.
THE STORY OF A HAT.
An Amusing Experience Except to
Those Interested.
An amusing is to say,
amusing to any hut the parties
concerned i told to account
for coolness between two
society belles,
One of them gave a garden party
recently, and the other, who was in-
and whom we may call Miss
A., was greatly hear
from her milliner that a new bat she
ordered tor the occasion could
not possibly be ready in time.
to appease her customer's
wrath, however, the milliner offered
to lend her something from her
shop.
offer was grudgingly accept-
ed, and Miss A. appeared at the
garden party a damn con-
feel ion of chiffon and flowers.
a- somewhat at
look and bewilderment
v i In regarded her
he
don't look my said
Mi A. i i- my milliner
disappointed me at the last moment,
and i- some wretched cheap
lent me until my new hat
is
said the in
. teems
more I o lull than
yo i i he I ire. ii as
for the milliner, I'll r to
In r. she had Ii Ii d
and ought net or in pat m ii d
n .
the pool h . re-
and I he f v
the ti i i milliner
Miss A. was
Then she sought counsel of a
ml.
is the matter with
she asked, having explained
the circumstances.
should was the friend's
reply, is because you wearing
her lint, for happen to know that
she identical one at
milliner's yesterday and left it
to have some alterations
made, and think re-
marks on ii were calculated
her Tit-I
Hits.
A Captain of Industry.
Tor several days policeman
on the heal had observed a small
hoy who spent most of his time
lounging near a downtown street
crossing and seemed m have nothing
do. One morning he accosted
him.
he said, whatever
your name is, you do entirely too
much loafing around here.
you better he
ain't indignantly re-
plied the boy. got a job.
a job What la
guy wot owns dis store pays
a dollar a week fur dis
swept
never sec you doing any
said the policeman.
returned the hoy.
takes do money lets out de
job fur DO cents a week to de kid
out de
now. lie his pay
don't have to do no head work hunt-
Companion.
A Story of Tom Reed.
Among the prominent men of
New there was none per-
haps who wore a larger collar than
Tom Heed. hot day in the sum-
mer of Heed was in Ports-
mouth, and having to wait over or
a train he decided to make an
toilet, changing his collar.
etc. So he hied himself to the near-
est haberdasher's and began a gen-
survey of the collars displayed
in the store. on,
one of the clerks.
responded Reed, and then added,
would like
the clerk.
teed. don't keep collars so
large, but I think you may be ac-
at the store . just
around the Reed found the
around the corner to he a
shop.
Freaks From Caribbean Sea.
They one far down in
the Caribbean had no eyes at
all nor any places for eyes, hut long
antennae ran out from nose by
which it fell way and found its
food. Another fish, a big fellow,
had eyes which grew on stems or
stalks stink out six inches from
its head. Then came one with an
eye that grew on a long stem like
a lily stem quite eighteen inches
from the Nicholas.
THE HORSE WARNED HIM.
Audubon's Description of a Kentucky
Earthquake In 1812.
This vivid description of an
earthquake was written by
hon. the naturalist. Ii occurred in
the year through
the barrens of Kentucky in the
month of I was jogging
on one afternoon u remarked
a sudden and strange darkness
from the western horizon. I
had proceeded about a mile win I
heard what I imagined In be I lie
distant rumbling of a violent tor-
on which spurred my steed,
a wish to gallop as fast as
a shelter. it
would not do. The animal knew
better than what was forthcoming.
and of going faster so
Iv that I remarked In
. . r .; I
ii h as i. i
mi n smooth of i c I
he had . i.
in. was on
i i I i . i in. i
nil of Sill
ll,
j ; i. . if ,
. i lock Mill.
i i . in n.
I . I t O
die .
a i claps
i re from
roots, the
tin
I I
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NEW WAY
SLEEPING ON THE
Royal Elastic Pelt Mattress
to a others.
you Had to Get Your
News In the Old Way
I I I ti i. fro -i ll I I i ll-e
the or i he n
find They slow days
t Is So New
Our Enamel Lot are
as the best
every R ; I re
bed is sold . the best, price re-
funded.
OUR STOCK IS IN
DETAIL
Floor Covering t, China
Closets, Book Case Si Its and all
WEE
III ; s I i i .- -1. ; i i y
r-s t i i w i-very day.
is Is I . . , hum complete
d . Every man ought to Will be the Of y p I I
k;. on. to Investigate our stock.
n-- mu . I Springs are i pi
minute-, and I
The Reflector
brightened a they
i ired. In
IV to I hi t mil
his head and supply th news.
rider Semi-Weekly
shock . J
or for several weeks. i
diminishing so , i THE DAILY REFLECTOR i THE EASTERN REFLECTOR
as to dwindle into mere , . . ,
to is a page paper and costs is a large
year. IS page paper, a year.
fears manifested others. The
earthquake Don't without a paper when yon can net one so cheap.
consequences in ,,. . ., , . . ,
L you urn y send in your order today.
I art
NEXT DOOR SAM
She Got the Information.
She ran breathlessly out of the
Palace hotel and boarded a
street ear. this ear take mo
to and
she asked the conductor. you
want a transfer to asked
the conductor. is not an an-
to my said the lady
passenger. Ibis cur go to
and right
out to the said the conductor.
see said the
passenger. is the
son you cannot answer my question
The clerk in the hold told me that
a red ear going in this direction
would lake me to and Fill-
more. I don't know anything about
your city and haven't bought a guide-
hook. Sow, can't kindly
to answer question Will
this car lake me to and
very Francisco
The
Job Department
OF THE
Genealogy.
Alexandre Dumas, the great
French author, was a and
showed his African parentage in
woolly hair. Ilia dark skin, his thick
lips and his prodigious bodily
strength. But it i needles to say
that many people looked at
him on account of it.
not your father, sir. a mu-
a man asked him once.
said Dumas. fa-
was a mulatto, my grandfather
was a full blooded and my
great-grandfather was a
My genealogy begins where
yours leaves
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An astronomer docs not hail the
discovery of a new star with any
more enthusiasm than the average
physician displays over a new or
rare disease. Ii i- in this spirit
that Sir Frederick received
the Recount of ailments which a
distinguished patient gave him.
ii mo congratulate he is re-
as saving, have, you
dog, a disease which was
thought to lie
Changing Eyes.
Among the extraordinary changes
by which during growth the form
or position of important organs is
affected one of the most curious
curs in flat
plaice, soles all which swim
on the side. When hatched and for
some time afterward these swim
in the normal way and have Hie eves
in the usual plans, one on each side.
a- they grow and live
bottom of the water they swim in
horizontal position which they
during rest, and the eve on
the lower side
around to the side turned the
light,
Tip.
A quack doctor whose treatment
had evidently led the of his
pain was examined sternly by the
. n g F
low . ,
might ii well have
n bore ;
the coroner.
that's what
going to give him when ha
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BAPTIST UNIVERSITY FOR WOMEN.
H W.
IS
J W. k CO.
LAWYERS,
Norfolk, Va.
Building. and handlers
W ,
with us, iii i
the Mr. Harry Skinner. J
The Arm name will her
El .
II.
. . n
Heat, Lights,
Nurse Library, per In club.
discount to any; everybody exactly the
and Board.
lea. No
PRESIDENT R. T. TANN
x. c,
GREAT SALE
Beginning Saturday July and only we will
sell our entire stuck for off.
Embroideries.
values w value a Be,
and Laces reduced
Colored Lawns value,
a big reduction in dry goods and notions.
SHOES. SHOES.
Ladies Oxfords in Kid,
3.00 values
values l
values
values
values
James F. Davenport.
t. Subscribe to THE
POOR PRINT

Editor of Norfolk
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of th i
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Mr. Sapp
Man. Hid
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chaise of Virgin
JOHNSON'S MILLS ITEMS.
Johnson's M S I
C. Mil.-. ofT .-
L. J. I
IV to I a
mat i .
Me- i bet. K
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lei-din
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Mi-i
i .- Mabel Ki
B. D
Sb -rid Cos i
yesterday.
Lizzie
are
Rev. John Griffith, of K
preach i Jo
Sunday the M
Miss Mamie Di of G if
is visiting
Cos.
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i-
A VERITABLE WONDERLAND OF ASTOUNDING ATTRACTIONS
T.
Gigantic
Sensational Marvel Sale.
Hie
id
o.
. not
P ii .
E am, a h i
its- nil
nations of Surprise, Delight and Satisfaction and
Offered Were Ex-pressed on all Sides by the Thousands
the Preceding Days of This SALE
T WAIT A MINUTE
SLaV
ii
STATE NEWS
While iii
two
killed by inhaling damp
ii t Bl
state hospital e
ii piece bread
which be was
At
I i p
With i-
in
ho
mi
Steamboat Sunk.
el ,
ii per-in-
I i in i.
-i Ii eh
above
will be a Red Letter
Capt W P. Brawn
bin
Ade W ilk i
and killed
i game
X. C,
U B. u. ,. ;,,.,.,.
salesman, fell the story m,,,,,, ,.,
of a hotel at
Monday night, and was bad
A in ii-i outside
three pints of whiskey and then
drank ii bottle of
i. with suicidal i t.
took physicians hours lo
through.
I. C,
wood fatally stabbed his wife, Boone, N. C,
thrusting i knife four times in her bad an aim e
back. The victim was bis second j remote u in
wife, and it i his Earned.
wile her lit lime came
near in- Minus fate by
,;. ii down
in fourteen feet wafer,
a but so far a-
persons were injured aid a
I . ii in-- are but both
is not certainly known
lives have been I
Magnet will again draw the Crowd when Bargains are Best and Biggest. Come early for
Won C a Million Hands will melt away Power of the low PRICKS like the dew the Mid-
day Sun.
you buy is a Bargain.
sent and future needs. Judge our Sincerity by the Prices Quoted Below.
The Wreckage of Values is complete. It will Pay You to make Your Purchase
I'm .-
I- I HI- l-l-l
burg
in Si.-.
k tow I--
night, aged year. B -i ;
bad bees m an enfeebled cm
years.
Three Killed by Lightning.
Charlotte, V C. Aug.
men were by ii
Tin-
have
, i net
in ii , ii
. r
matting all is in
., sat cut price
yard wide
in this
Hamburg
r -o. Ibis sale If
Checked
; Apron
-it lasts
. prices i
, in sale
oust o. nil prices
Handkerchiefs.
dozen
regular
sellers; sale price Be
dozen nun's bordered
handkerchiefs
galas price, each
men's handkerchiefs
same as above only finer
extra fine grade white
and colored men's
handkerchiefs,
and on sale
specially at
pure linen white hand
kerchiefs, neatly
ed regular for
Linens, Linens
i express the
t, . clearance
. i.
ITEMS.
Ill . .
i J.
II
cotton,
I d HI field
, hi.- j . tows.
V ck II
ii
worth
Mr.
s. i I.
Mrs.
week in N
, I
i .
k.
i -lent
i- and child-
. lie iii week
Foil Cut.
Will
man from
work with
Tar i iv -r.
ii
He
a-tin at
crew
In i
made ii lick; with
,,,. i and cu very
i J. A. He in town fr the
id
-f
I., i i-
of Speed, wound to be
,. . . nut visit M.-. g
I.
i. left Valise Under Car.
i. and lien tie train ea mi
,., i at tie was a
i.
, mail car. t was put
T.
values
-Were
sale price
Silk and Velvets.
A in silks will
an topic.
wide i. i-1
I in w
,. . all colors
i at
,,,., v it. shades,
iv., worth 1.00
Corsets.
; and form
i . is, In a the eel
. ,; . i i r.-s, iii ii Hi
hi final- including
--c
prove
-He
iii this morning
on one the tracks mid strain
the celebrated U j
. served
for it attracted the j ,,,,.
mud Hi depot.
Mi-, Mil tie Whichard
. afternoon to visit relative
at Whichard.
came up
lo young
Mk him who it
Bethel tern
game with the single nine next
Thursday. It will be a
close game. out for
young ladies on the side
We were very lorry to .
yesterday morning Miss Tickets will be sold August 18th
Watson Huggins. of and for
was visiting her sinter., to Bed Springs before
Mis- of limited to
She left on the morning September first for Bx-
train Norfolk to ha-e an to
performed. We wish j may by
her a quick recovery. depositing the ticket with the
Miss Sallie Saul-bury, of Hamil- Springs between August
i-
Hi
Reduced Rates Home Coming Robe-
he Atlantic Coast Line an- i
that ticket for the Home
Coming Week for I
Red Springs, C, will be sold at j
one first class fare plus twenty live
hear
in ii.- Ladies
-PI we
a ,. at to
in. Bleached Dam
ask regular value, sale
price
in. whit.- Satin Damask-
would sell regularly tor
price
in. Bleached Satin Dam-
ask-a regular to 1.50
quality; sale price
a Napkins,
Worth a sale
price
Extra large Turkish
Hath Towels, sale price
Linen Crash, reg.
sale price
Full size White Crochet Hod
Spreads, real Marseilles
patterns II value fur
pairs of Bleached Towels
reg. sale price
Men's Hats
sin's and Hats in
desirable shapes, worth up
to at
Men's fine felt Hats, in-
ranging
from and at the
exceeding low price of Mo
Men's Hats
bin and Denver
come in black and nutria
price
All the newest shapes
as well us staple styles in
Hats that are sold every-
where tor 18.65. marvelous
sale price
Staple Department
yards
1,900 yards Bleach
yards Bed -Seal A F C
Toil de Noon
Apron Checks, extra value.
worth
Best Calico American Indigo
Red, all
Dress Goods
Crape Voile
complete assortment
English Coverts and Damask
All wool
value
Novelty Suitings and Fancy
Mixtures, Voiles and
Crashes, late Spring style
desirable
Black Cheviot in.
wide, worth a yard,
sale price, yard
The finest imported English
Poplins, Mohairs. Sicilians
Mohair Serges and silk
warp values up
to sale price
Men's Pants
Men's latest style
and Fancy worsted Pants
in all shades and pretty
stripes, all sizes, reg. price
all go on this sale
Fine Fancy and Plain
Pants that regularly
sold for and sale
He
Sc
price
Fine Pants that always sell
for stripe,
cheviots fancy worsteds
all go in this sale at only 18.98
Men's Pants f in
desirable, patterns, regular
1.75 sellers; sale price
Knee Pants
pair of Knee Pants
Ladies Shoes and Oxfords
pair of very
finest of this seasons goods,
hand sewed lace or button,
all weights of BOle. French
kid. patent Russia calf
They are fare the best
of any shoo brought to this
market, and they come in ail
sizes and width.;, worth from
to and
pick them out from
down to
Ladies tine kid shoos,
button lace, toe
and patent tip wort M
f of Ladies Oxfords.
In all popular leathers, also
whit.- canvas, worth up to
sale price to
Hose, Hose, Hose
Ladies fast black seamless
hose, price now He
A tine cotton fast
black hose reg. price now
line plain an lace
styles black hose, worth
now
i beautiful fancy
hose, worth choice, pair
Children's fast black rib
hose, reg price at
Children's fast black tine
hose, regular price at
Children's tines French
ribbed hose, regular price
at
Men's good fast black
socks, regular made,
price at
Men's good fast back
and plain socks, reg price
at
Suits
two piece suits,
single and double breasted
jackets positively worth
during this sale only
The novelty in styles is
and elegant garments
worth up to sale price s j
pair of Knee j,,, in sat.
reg. sellers; sale prise Thirty distinct et
Of several in Ultra Fashion
lines of Long Pants, able Knee Salts, in
value and all the of novelties
price only, pair
THE AMERICAN SALVAGE CO.,
Must sell C. T.
Entire Stock
Put an End lo It All.
and
Dr.
A grievous wail comes
a- a result of pain from
over taxed
Backache, Liver complaint
. But thanks to
King's they
t. ii all They are gentle but
II
ton, is t few days with
relatives here.
last Friday
night with H. V.
Miss Lizzie Mayo came in this
afternoon a vi-it to Virginia
The Death Penalty.
A little sometimes results
in death. a mere scratch,
cuts or puny boil-
have paid death penalty. It
wise to have
ever the
naive on earth and will prevent fa
burns, sores, ulcers
Only at
1.1.1. Wooten's Drug Store.
End Bitter Fight.
had a long and
Stubborn tight with an on
my right write. F. Hughes
Du Pout, j. gave um up.
Everybody thought my t me had
I when
and September 1st, and pay-
of fee of cents.
For further
with, W. J. Craig,
H.
Mothers of your
the ran. There i- do baby medicine
Tea the month, j in world as good a
It makes them and gives j Kooky Mountain Tea. it
them cheeks, is no the ones strong, healthy
Other medicine in the world active. Drug
good for the children
Tea or Tablets. Wooten's
Store.
New Mullets at M.
Suicide Prevented.
A that a
preventive of suicide had been
discovered will interest many.
A run down system, or
invariably precede suicide and a last resort I tried Dr.
something has been found that New Discovery for Can-
will prevent The hem I
suicide likely. At the first I my
thought of self destruction take j,. few days. Now I've entirely
It being a great my
tonic and will B colds, Bud throat
the nerves and build up the by
also a great liver and L. Wooten, druggist. Price
kidney regulator. Only Sat- i Trial free
guaranteed by Jno. L.
n Hundreds of of people
Mountain
Tea as a family tonic. If taken
The Farmville section of the it will keep the family
county bad a big rain Tuesday the M cents,
afternoon. Wooten's Drug Store.
THE EASTERN
D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and ferns
and Friday.
VOL. No.
GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. TUESDAY. 1905.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
Ma.
SAM SLAUGHTER CAUGHT.
CLAUDE BERNARD RETURNS.
Both Brother Newman Slaughter Now ---000 at Raleigh Yesterday
in jail.
N. C,
LIST OF JURORS.
Sam other hi
of Newman Slaughter, who
helped him lo i-. ape from the
at the detail Monday morn-
ear y Wednesday
night and placed in jail. One of
the brothers, Ham, was arrested
alter the escape.
Information came to the officers
Wednesday bad.
n ii u get
ii at ride
of the coach a far as Hour-e
where he got off. It was
that he would come town
MIST night, o the officers planned
I to capture
Claude M. Bernard, ex
States District Attorney, returned
to this after five
weeks exile from the
state. He was accompanied K
A. Lackey, a wealthy of
Hamlet. They went immediately
to the office of Attorney W. N.
Jones, where a deputy sheriff was
in waiting, and Bernard accepted
sci vice and gave a
Hi.-suit brought by
II. C. Howell for damages
the alleged seduction of Hot-
ell's minor daughter,
i in was no demonstration
against Bernard, he
For September Term Superior Court.
The following jurors have bees
by the county
term of Pitt
Superior
First
J A Adams, H A White, C M
B S C Forties,
Oscar Tucker, J A Parker, Joe V
F Cox. B L Smith, W H
irk. M
Harris, W A Taylor, H A
J B B K S
I J K Flake, B
A M
HARVEY HOUSTON.
part of the afternoon in bis office
G. A. Clark look a posse and , j e a
.- His are E. A
Lackey, Nichols, H. E
F. the three
of Raleigh.
The of Bernard is another
chapter the tragedy which
to guard county bridge, while
Deputy Sheriffs. I. Dudley with
a the railroad bridge.
was not long after night before I
Sam came along
When he reached where
the officers were in be was
surprised with several
guns pointing at him and the
The order was
promptly obeyed and Sum was
e-i-ii led to jail locked up.
While officers were guarding
the bridges in town
got an inkling of what was
two or attempted to
get across to warn Son. but
would not let then. pass.
The escaped prisoner,
Slaughter, the New
Jersey, is still it large.
Be Him
I., k announces bis fall
exhibit of tailoring fabrics else-
where in this issue. Their system
of lo order tailoring is
in n- popular by
Through arrangement with
famous tailoring
Bros. of
the latter sends one of then
iii-i-i and
filler-each an enormous
variety f tall and patterns
in select from, any of will;
out to order. The prices
ask low, the bast material and i
workmanship is used and a
At Is assured. The
occurred here June 21st, when
Policeman Rogers shot and
C. Dockery,
because Dockery and Bernard had
I accompanied the daughters of
Rogers and Howell to a house of
ill fame. Rogers has been released
a bond and will have a
hearing August 16th. Bernard, it
is said, was anxious to be here
In-fore that hearing. The lawyers
tor Bernard are W. N. Jones and
ex-Governor C. U.
B. frank the wealthy
cotton of Spray, N.
C, has accepted place as chief
of the state fair here
October to 21st, which will
tie attended by President
Mr. Mebane is a of
the and was a delegate
lo the last National Republican
convention.
Greenville Tobacconist and
Specialist Wed in Wilmington.
Wilmington, S. Aug. in.
night there was a wedding
here at the of Mrs. C
when Mrs. Maude
a massage specialist of Ne
Orleans, and Mr. C. W. Harvey, a
prominent tobacconist of Green-
ville, N. were Rev. J.
M. Wells, D. D., pastor of the
Presbyterian church,
The ceremony was a
one with a few friends present.
Mr. and Mis. after
L F Williams, Fred J receiving
Henry Harris, J S L Ward, W C
Zeb J H Cobb.
David Stocks,
D H Williamson, D G
Moore, T H Williams.
Cox, F. T.
Whitehurst, G K Dixon, A D
F Harries, U G Tyson,
W J W B Brown, W J
Lewis, D J Holland, R A
E J A F Brinkley,
C E Bradley, W G Hathaway, Win
J C Gaskins.
Of Household Interest.
Ho is not the pleas-
ante t of the housekeeper's
but none the less that
account. In the September
Isabel Gordon Curtis offers in
her series, Making of a
some suggestions
will tend to lighten the lab-r
disagreeableness of this
duty. Other items of
The Limit.
A Scotch minister instructed his
win. sat among
during services, to give
low whistle if anything his
appeared lobe exaggerate.,
says Harper's Weekly. On hearing
the minister those
there fifty led
the gave a subdued
should have said thirty
said
Another whistle from the clerk
Thompson's
said minister
see length is
Still another whistle, whereupon
UM preacher leaned over said
in a sing can
tie as much as ye like, j
but I'll take another foot off
anybody.
their departure lo the beach
ill spend their II.
Seashore hotel, bi
Mi. Mrs. H.
Greenville. N. C , who
evening with to attend
Miss E. E.
of New a
sister of the bride, who has been
in Wilmington at the beach
all summer.
Mr. Harvey met the bride at
Greenville some mouths age and a
strong attachment soon ripened
into love and affection. The
came here early summer
practice of her profession.
BEST ON THE ROAD.
Sensation of the
I he Imperial Co.,
it ill Masonic
on the 18th,
with the highest
from clergy
They
been a summer stand
it where
show was visited by thousands of
and are Low on the way
stopping at ii few select
towns
This company is the originator of
AND
August
B. D. Cherry, . d, c
in Wednesday
Col. F. G. went to
Wednesday evening.
Mi-- Boole Blow t
I Ills
this
Miss Lottie Blow ii-n
Norfolk Wed need
Lang
a visit this
Mi.-s Mamie Ki. g returned tr. u.
Virginia
tug.
J. returned
Virginia Wednesday even-
who las been ii
town several days,
evening.
Miss Clarissa r.
Mount, came this to
visit Mrs. G. J. Woodward.
Mrs. L. W. Tucker
daughter
evening from Virginia Reach.
Mrs. G W. Baker and
daughter, home from
Beach even
Mrs. J J. Be-t and little son, el
Wilson, who have been visiting
Mrs. W. R. Parker, returned
home today.
Mrs. F. W. Andrews, of
City, has been visiting
Mrs. J. S. Keel, left this morning
H. B. of Kinston, who
has been Visiting Miss Alice
home Wednesday
. Km.-, of Sn. w Hill
singing and talking life motion A.,,
pictures, and feature has .
made it throughout the
You not only fee the
lo-
evening
pictures but you
sounds which belong I.
hear the
i he origin-
will be here . Monday, Tuesday the BUB.
ml Wednesday, tag 11.15, cookery a
variety of under topics
Archbishop Dead. Cream
New Aug. and
I bishop who was stricken In addition, Alice M.
fever last Friday, Kellogg explains to Select
and Ward
yellow
Ii had been Finishing
that the crisis of his illness writes
was past, bill he took an
change for the and i
bis physician, Lain.-, nun
called a Consultation of other
doctors. Their labors were
fruitless.
Big Break Today.
The sales on the tobacco market
today the largest any day
since the opened. There
was fully pounds
warehouse floors and II getting
late iii the afternoon before the
iron. General I Biles were completed.
yesterday, says a Bus- tobacco mode some think
operating ea-t price- and cause a
Mandarin road, advanced decline, but this not the case.
near the village Prices are good
south I'll.- Japanese continue to be I
the ceremony the couple and i
friends to the home f the
gloom, just below Greenville,
where a supper was
served.
S .
p itch
Russians Forced lo R. tire.
Petersburg, Aug
thereupon resumed
mi tied I
ill
i t
off i
I. .
to
On Thursday evening at scenes, giving the I
o'clock at the homo of the .,,,, hf,. i.
five miles from Greenville, Mr. select ii
Willis D. and Miss will regret It
J own were married by J.
A. Immediately alter Engine Oil Track.
ceremony the couple and ,,,.,;
delayed hours at
today. Tee glue went
a siding at
gel a car when spread
and let the down on the
Successful at .,,,,. Another had to
A letter from He v. be sent clown from lo
pa-tor of church, pull the detailed engine back on
who went to Pantego to track.
conduct a meet log, the meet-,
was a grand success, there for Home
accessions up to the
Mr. and Mn. Moore will spend Line an-
remainder of their vacation In that tickets for Che Hume
Virginia. Coming Week for
Bed Springs, N. , will be sold at
Another Car Load. x t class tare plus twenty live
Greenville Supply has cents
received am . load of
brands of tobacco,
Kit Hound, from scheduled to Bed
c ill Wit
Phis i- I he second can I I
. . i III tills II . i-
Tickets will be sold
Prices Continue
toll i
coming in inert
prices this i
what pleases the farmers best,
Tin ha , .
an h
buy all are
lb a i he
Woman Murdered
a few before
; ck, Al Owen, a
i, ,. i no live at of Hi
House an fun u i Bi
Chi . and
as sou , lb i K
t- mi i .
; roll
. ii. i the s
I he i be i i
i there
ii b H II-
i i .
gives a
Unlawful hi Kill Squirrels.
Pi com
I . i it is
. i ,
i j and
D . Mi i hull
, August limited to
i iii for
t lie III In Si p-
i may b i .
ii.
i Bi
; ii i i .
I fee lilt j or
S. C
of K
-t n, who ii is been visiting Miss
Alice Wed
Dawson, Tar
been visiting Miss
Lawrence, left for
Wednesday evening.
T B. New gen-
.-la. malinger of A. T.
all manager of
of and
P. Taylor,
. the Japanese buyers,
pant today on the I.
market
Pi id An inc-
It is noticeable ll a; dark comes
much sooner.
s. Of Hal inn ii-.
Hilled on u-
Lizzie r hi-
from Km- on.
B. A. Turner wen to II .
morning ball,
i- .
,. i, i i
B. Mi ore and H M ,
is. i-. i to ii this in ii
j. Ban t o
its in a day.
home
m.-s Johnson, Be-
Neck, who I a- bean Mis.
K A. home
morning.
who has
in
Miss hi sic
visiting her brother, L. M,
r. her home
Ms U M. and children,
I w tin have bee- Visit lug
Mi- returned to
F. of Henderson,
of Home Tel-
was here today
to see how the
local plant ire getting
August 12th.
W. S. Bernard went to Baltimore
day.
Miss Mamie Brinkley went to
Stoke- to visit
Mi-s returned
mug
R.
Mis. B. F. Patrick.
Wiley I. Brown left Friday
evening far a visit in Craven
W. T. son,
William, went to Buffalo sprints
Friday evening.
Misses of came
this morning visit Mrs.
Wiley Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Griffin
Friday evening
City.
Mrs. J. G. children
home Friday evening
from Morehead and Conetoe.
William W n it more, of Scotland
who has been visiting E. B.
home this morning,
Mr. and Mrs. II
from
where they bad been
attend the
marriage.
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