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Rev. John Griffith, of K
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Sunday the M
Miss Mamie Di of G if
is visiting
Cos.
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A VERITABLE WONDERLAND OF ASTOUNDING ATTRACTIONS
T.
Gigantic
Sensational Marvel Sale.
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id
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. not
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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
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STATE NEWS
While iii
two
killed by inhaling damp
ii t Bl
state hospital e
ii piece bread
which be was
At
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With i-
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ho
mi
Steamboat Sunk.
el ,
ii per-in-
I i in i.
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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 .-
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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
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ITEMS.
Ill . .
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II
cotton,
I d HI field
, hi.- j . tows.
V ck II
ii
worth
Mr.
s. i I.
Mrs.
week in N
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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- .
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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.
Books in Library.
tallowing men book have
give., the public library
the Man
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POOR PRINT

YOU SUPPLIES
New
in the way of
nice , Ca Go Pickles,
Fruits, Cane it, Nuts, can be had at
Dur
carry a
Goods
BROS.
i Lash Grocers.
SHOES
Their Children Wear.
at
ll work
Try a Pair
We have been engaged in the business of shoeing the
LITTLE FOLKS SO LONG,
and the habit of selling the best and fitting the feet
properly has grown to be such a fixed custom with us
that you may feel perfectly safe
When You Buy Your
Children's Shoes Here.
Our stock of children's embraces almost every
A GORGEOUSLY HOUSE
PARTY OF WOMEN
AND GALLANT KEN.
u want
I hi n
2nd of tin
in lie. I
able Ii u i
true
I'll .-.;
. n lame lid .
given , men at Park,
X Words cannot convey .
glimpse
tin It
how Hisses and
i . i ii . i i.-
lied M the
mi Mr. I. Daren art,
one h and boa
n ii i state, father
of the ma la
decorated and
and dainty
work tin -o inn fairest of fair
w lie sen
for ii their party
means all the t f. the
fastidious could
and they are fair
of tit grand old enmity l
of Pitt. participants
Mi ore,
May., and Grimes,
Mis- Mary Taylor, vi
Miss Annie Fleming, of House,
Miss Until of Mi
Sophia Jams, Miss.
and Daren port, of
Speed-
were con-
on band to pay to the
fascinating and beautiful array of
of loving Southern womanhood The
a enjoyed the refresh
beauty everything surround
home, if
morning watermelon par-
ties, hay riles, em lire parties, light
lunches, numerous mention,
After the dance and Herman
X tins gay party
returned to Pact where a mid-
night was served which was
attended by a number young
gallants from Greenville and the
community around
All hands joined in praise of the
and of the
Davenport for the many
thoughtful and dainty pleasures
they had s beautifully and
prep-ired for their guests
Lovely,
happy guests Bless the dear women.
What would the world do without
; them
supply of the Ber
me. i jive the i
trial r to
K. list,
Kb-
our VICTOR SPRINGS one t our OS-
PATENT ELASTIC FELT MAT-
TRESSES and if you are not more than satisfied
will refund the price.
Yours
VANDYKE.
he Life and Annuity Company
Mutual. Legal
A Home on a safe, basis in the
interest of its holders. Why we save you
The oldest companies have on a I bar basis
for many years of them have recently changed-from a
percent or per cent, basis, on. account of
a In interest rates. Probably Bo per of nil the
standing business is a I per cent reserve, only the new
business being on a per cent or cent, reserve. Following
are the rates u the old and new
Life. Age
York Life
Penn
Prude
Mutual
Mutual
North Western
Security
Rate New Rate
Kr et
mi
no
per et.
bi
Rate
r et.
ill
The variation in rates of companies on the same reserve basis
is due to difference In the amount added for expenses,
Every policy is registered and the full legal reserve deposited
with the insurance Commissioner.
F M. HORNADAY, Agent, Greenville, N. C.
desirable style and shape of the Manufacturers Art, It Is Too Hot To Cook
suitable for Summer Wear.
These Slippers are all first class in every respect, and of the best
And I can save much
of that .
Send to my store for Nice
Cakes, Canned Goods
mid other read to servo
Mutter every day.
Kine county
fresh all i-1
makes, yet we are offering them at greatly reduced prices---the reason
is, we are overstocked and don't want to carry them over.
The opportunity is yours. We will be
MARCELLUS FLEMING
glad to serve you.
J. B. CHERRY CO.
GREAT
STORE.
WOOD WOOD
Split Pine Wood, every
length, delivered at door.
No.
for
JOE JENKINS.
LANIER HILLIARD,
Greenville, N. C.
MARBLE MONUMENTAL WORK
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Iron Fencing Sold
HATCH
From Kinston to Norfolk
and
WHITE
Wednesday and Thu
August and
FARE
under years 11.00.
W. C. Agent.
I I
After July 1st I will be B
a pared to furnish private con-
m to and depot for I
in town at tor a
s each parson Toe will I
then only inn hotels to ;
j depot mill hire on p
g will also lie hone I
J. TURNAGE-I
To Publishers
and Printers
We in
on hi U
are I
can reface old Brass Col
and H-ad
and and make
tIn-in fully as goad M now
an i without any unsightly
or on bot
torn.
PRICES
Column Head
Mules each
I-. and
Head in
and over per lb
A sample of
Role, wilt full
will be cheerfully
sent on application.
i nm
Always
-ON-------
for
Young
Women and
of
Music. Th
Bet
Your
Daughter
College
Courses
Milk
TREE
Fin.
Hand.
of Framing W x ft
Also Herman 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-
Printers Supply Co.
Manufactures of Type aid
High Bride Printing Material
N. Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
GREENVILLE'S
TONSORIAL PARLOR,
Hopkins, Daniel Davis, Props
Cleanliness our Motto.
Only experienced men em
ployed. Opposite no drag
store.
Brought to Own-
r IS Tim. of War.
is an ancient lamp
among the treasures of the Lo
in and on i- a
of hone that is being taught
to stand on its hind lags. The lo-
horse trainer is using
looking ship The dancing
hone figures in medley of an-
learning, the
or Banquet of the
tolls it .
to such
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ii is I he a or Mai
of William the iii . the
ladies of her mid ii a-
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you.
at all.
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Sorry yow couldn't
II it.
fl
Is
Louis Philippe and
Philippe Marshal
to power, in. his
fall would be hitter to him.
presented the queen to the Ca-
of it a taken of her minister, with liners.-,,
of at the
toiler by n room
at the battle Ha tings.
is a web r linen interview took a long lime, and
cloth fact lull-. I ii.-A u.-iv
wide. There are on apprehension, finally tin-
only three of which are dies Of door was opened just enough to
men,
When People May Marry.
In France the minimum age
the man tn marry i eighteen; for
the woman sixteen. In Spain the
man must he his fifteenth year,
and the lair maid must have,
twelve. Practically the
obtains In Switzerland. In
Austria and
are of age to marry when they have
attained fourteen
Turkey there are two preliminary
conditions stringently required in
the case of marriage; both parties
mast able to walk properly, and
both must be able to understand the
necessary religious service.
A Part of th. Problem.
In an English inn, where some
laborers were sitting one
mathematics became the topic of
when one of the com-
propounded the old time prob-
cm. a herring and a half cost
a and It half what would
three herring There was
for several minutes, while all
I low the king's queer pear shaped
head to pass, and he
. little patience, gentlemen. Just a
little are weeping
Some Flower Names.
Who could guess that the
lion was the or lion's
tooth; the tulip so called because it
looks like a turban, and tulip was
another name for The
beautiful gladiolus is ii lily
in Latin means little
It is so called from the
shape of its leaves. The asphodel is
from the word, inclining
The name daffodil
comes from and so
means the same
las.
A Occurrence.
been reading of a man who
reached the of fifty without be-
able to read. He
and for her sake made t
himself in three
I know it man who at mid-
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GREAT SALE
Beginning Saturday July 18th, and for days only we will
sell our entire tor J off.
Embroideries.
values Be
values values
Laces reduced in this Bale.
Colored Lawns value,
A big reduction in all dry goods and notions.
SHOES. SHOES.
Ladies Oxfords Sandals in Patent Kid,
in all cs iv 2.76 W 12.25
2.00 values
I values 1.15
V j
James F. Davenport.
POOR PRINT

EASTERN REFLECTOR
AND
Entered in the post at Greenville, N. C, as second class matter,
Advertising rates made upon application.
A correspondent desired at every post in and adjoining counties.
to
Pitt County, N. C, Aug. 1905
Car Company, which
ban a m f
r care I move berries and other
small fruits, seas a caused
I berry growing
ii,. . Carolina a
d f dollars
failure I
Mich i
,. . .,, , v,
for i
or
for
I ii
been
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r. the l
I .- warden Si
II I
II , Hi II
The papers state that s
of federal court been called
Greensboro to begin
the lib, and ii is intimated
t ions will be before the court
c the manner of running
t revenue business in this section.
certain
politicians and
are mad I ii strict At
in. v ton about I he matter and
lie is in in to the
i arty.- ii-
Whether a dagger or .
N u sleeve is i o
to i . i lie
i us is iii we i
In All c
I party e had .
of ; lite mm Hers and
who i -i., i lie hung.
Hustle ind Grin.
slated I
. I such
ii.- place in u
Wag ,. ii i health, when up n
I the premises was given
n to have the ii
a i
with gave police that he would
prosecuted every per n found kill
I do I e
. could Midi r
these cir cm rt
in tin state
It is claimed by the experts tin
yellow be f.
only by the bite of a certain
to which -I; bitten b
person ho has the disease, thereto
transmitting the disease from one i.
another. This sound right,
we would like for some
explain where the first case original
ed from, and what kind of an animal
or skeeter done the first biting.
Another craze over the supposition
that pirate Teach a lot of
money and valuables
ah I the
river early in the last century ha
broken out among the people of
sect in, and they have gone to dig
up the country in the hope
finding the treasure. The
amount of digging in a potato paid
would pay heller.
g department
. started nut to make e
king investigation the
key frauds and collusion of
in Western North i
II the investigation goes to the bot
i . there will he a shaking bones
among the said officials.
Ii will always
ii king for the
i ill. county. It's
duty, and when we call n
u existing conditions are -l-m-
it is with the spirit.
i is ton lunch allowed to
and in .
lots. The gutters along
walks are not properly
trained and ft is just
i- any to keep th.- town clean as ii
i- filthy. Malaria, typhoid,
ii.; genus, in a
place th ii is kepi clean and healthy
v hen we think of New Orleans
are till that we live in
this of the Southland, In New
tile people are either forced
I i slay it home and run l he risk of
dying of yellow lever or flee from
I he place and net shot.
The difference between a
haul who advertises and one who
is that the one who advertises
sells everything, and the one who
advertise comes very near
everything.
As might have been expected, the
gold mining scheme engineered by
W Fife and in which
Carolinians were induced to
invest, baa been declared insolvent.
That there are only words
in the English language must be
mistake, for W. Bryan exceeded
this number every week his
e in
i press dispatches say that
John Rockefeller is about to give
his wealth toward
making the University of
the greatest seat of learning in the
world. Are we to have an advance
in the price of oil sufficient to make
up this in
Men should lake warning how
they turn in home late at night. The
wife of a , man mistook
him for a burglar and shot him
twice, in a few hours after the
shooting she was a widow.
A strike involving twenty thou
sand iron workers is on at Cleveland,
on the result will In- more heavy
losses from idleness.
Smile, the world smiles with you
and you go alone;
For the cheerful grin
Will let you in ,
Where the kicker is never known,
mill the way looks dreary,
and the path is bright,
For a welcome smile
Brings sunshine, while
A frown shuts out the light.
Sigh, and you attain nothing,
Work and the prize is won;
For the nervy man
v backbone can
nothing be undone.
Hustle, and fortune awaits you.
Shirk, and is sun-,
there's no chance
M deliverance
For the chap who endure.
Sing, and the world's harmonious,
i ii and things y i wrong;
And all the lime
i. . i i y i ii i
With the busy, bustling throng
Kick, and there's Ir brewing,
Whistle, life is
And the world's in tuna
I a day in June,
Ai I In ill in. ii .
The Chance
of the Season
The Wrongs o Vegetable.
f i I
Pulling i In- ears if com
in p. hearts I trees
ii the heads of cabbages.
I the beards out f i
S the blood of heals
the necks . I squashes,
ring apples.
apples-
lemons.
Quartering oranges.
Threshing wheat.
Plugging
Felling trees piercing I he lurk.
Scalding celery.
Slushing jamming
Mutilating hedges.
Stripping I
Burning pine note.
Horning roots alive.
Selected.
Somebody.
did golden deed;
Somebody proved a friend in need;
Somebody sang i beautiful song;
the whole day long;
Somebody said, to live
Somebody said, I'm glad to
Somebody fought a light;
Somebody lived to shield the right.
Was that somebody
to obtain high-class merchant tailoring, equal to the swell-
est New York tailor's work, right here in town at reason-
able cost
We shall hold an exhibition of Fall and Winter Styles
and Fabrics, at our store, on Monday, Tuesday and Wed-
August and
These are in almost endless variety and come from the
famous Wholesale Tailoring House of Schloss Bros. Co.,
of Baltimore S New York.
This grand array of stylish patterns will be in charge
of an expert and Fitter the above-named
house i who is an authority upon all matters pertaining to
Correct Dress for Men and the most appropriate style.
You would do well to consult him, even if you do not
intend to buy, as there is no better way of keeping in touch
with the coming fashions.
If desired, he will take your measure and order your
selection made up by Schloss Bros. Co. Besides the
of fit, quality and style, every one of their garments
has that clean-cut look of finish and distinction that only
the best of metropolitan tailors can produce.
I have arranged for the Cutter to bring the garments
back basted up and have them fitted to the customer be-
fore finishing.
The prices asked are not to will pay
for an Suit or Overcoat.
Don't forget the Tues. S Wed. 15,16
PRANK WILSON.
Tobacco should be High
We are free front a political cam
North this year,
hut on both sides of us, in Virginia
South I hey are keep
things interesting.
A man in choked him-
self to death with a pair of trousers
just to show his wife he could wear
them around his neck if nowhere
suppose.
Those like Philadelphia
which so many dead men may
use the same method in making up
their census returns.
Portsmouth fortunate in the
advertising will get out of the
conference.
Snow has announced that
be believed the crop would be
fully bushels. This is
more than last year.
addition to this Canada ill have a
crop of Thus the world
can count on almost
bushels of wheat in North America
This will be the greatest crop in the
of the continent. In 1901
the crop iii the United States
was ODD, but Canada pro-
a small crop.
Corn ids. promises to make a
l his year, some estimates put
ting the yield at
bushels when harvested.
The cotton crop is menaced by
disaster. Private reports from the
South are so bad that they are being
withheld from publication until
large operators can take their
lions in the The present
heaviness of the market is
admitted by most observers to be
manipulated in the interests of
Operators who have sold out and
want to accumulate a line of long
contracts. Some reports place the
total yield for the year as low as
bales, hut
the announcement publicly, lest it
be considered sensational.
They are after Mr. Simmons again.
The Charlotte Observer tells of a
man who thinks the senior senator
is a dead weight to the Democratic
party and that bis leadership should
be ended SI speedily as possible.
However, it is notable that the gen-
didn't permit his to be
mentioned and this is not at all to
his credit, whoever l- nay Nor
is Mr. Simmons likely to he dam-
aged much the criticism men
decline to make known their
identity Greensboro Telegram
II the law of supply and demand
works even half way this year
co ought lo bring a big price.
crop last year was fully mil-
lion pounds short and the crop this
year will not exceed last year,
taken as a whole. The Southern
Tobacco Journal says
there is an increase in acreage, from
the best information at the
acreage production will fall
below that of last It
prominent warehouseman on
a large bright market told US a few
days ago that lie had traveled I
the better portion of the eastern
tobacco sections, and that he
satisfied pounds
produced this year would full far
short of last year's production. He
told us the weed had plenty of
color, but was and papery.
to the conditions in the old
belle, they arc in some sections more
encouraging. In lieu
Stokes, Durham,
ville. and other North
tobacco producing counties, the crop
lot ks well, much better than a year
ago. This is especially true as to
the counties in Piedmont North
Carolina and Virginia. If good
seasons continue, we may look for
an exceedingly good crop of chewing
goods.
summing up the entire situ-
we can say without hesitation
that this crop should bring good
The demand for tobacco this year
is great, particularly the bright,
and prices should rule high.
News and Observer.
Hardware.
For C Stoves Ranges,
heaters Pumps, Am-
munition, One and Two Horse
Steel Plows, Cutters and
In fact anything
in Hardware come to
CARR
The story is going the rounds that i
B recent district conference, bold
in Buncombe county, a brother
arose and staled that the morals of.
his community had greatly improved t
within the year. Doing asked for
the reason for this marked
the minister said, the
reason for our people becoming more
moral is due lo the fact that
Shaw held court there last A
better reason would be that
arc scared rather than
Judge Shaw is a fine judge
he can and docs bridle the leopard,
but cannot change his
and Children.
We could never understand why
that do not feel I.- to
build a mile of road can give
railroads thousands thousands
of dollars Durham
The United States export annual-
to about of j
provisions, mostly lard and
Germany's now tariff in- i
creases the tax on these products
sixteen per cent, and
of we spud
s a year, the lax has been ;
increased from cents lo I per
hundred weight There is s kick
over here but Germany is feeding
us out of our own tariff spoon.,
Wilmington Star.
There is noway to head
off want lo do u tiling
had enough and have the courage.
The says United Stales
senators shall be elected by the leg-
yet a number of states have
practically nullified the law by the
adoption of the primary. Virginia
will her this
way, while Senator Simmons in this
state was chosen in the same way.
I if course there is nothing to prevent
a legislature from overriding the
expressed wishes of the people, but
it will never
Record.
Our old friend. Wu Ting Fang, is
said to have been commissioned by
the court for the task of
this country to a fair course of
treatment of Chinese subjects. The
childlike Mr. Wu knows us well,
and how to pinch where it will hurt
us the worse. Courier.
People who favor the open saloon
have right to say a word about
the moral question involved in the
running of a
Herald.
WINTERVILLE
This department is in who is authorized to rep-
resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory.
NO, Auk.
Dora is visiting
week.
Hoe of and cape just
styles. Harrington,
Bat Her Co.
kiss Clarissa Johnson ind little
Leslie, who have
visiting their K Johnson,
left yesterday to visit friends
Mr. Manning, vim has The Greatest Reduction
been visiting at home of Samuel
Manning, came home
of paint,
at Harrington Barber ft Co.
Mrs. Cox went out in
the country to old borne Thurs-
day
Livery and fee stables,
whips and W. L. House.
in Dress Goods Known.
Poplin Do Sole was
Suiting that was now
was now
Ladies Hose now
Lawn now Be
Gingham now
White Dress Goods was
now
Also a groat reduction in all
and Summer
Miss Essie Hardy of
relative-in brother, Henry, of Norfolk, who Dress Goods.
Attention The Pit .
i . ., been spending some time
can now supply our , u
with Mrs. P. . Tanker, have gone
for cotton seed meal and
hulls at lowest prices.
K. Green went to
Wednesday evening to spend the
night his mother.
A. W. Co. arc
shoes They sell a
shoe to cents.
Winterville is now
electric lights If Greenville
people are ready for the
line, are
we will turn our main
around and lei it extend from
Ayden lo Greenville.
We saw P. a. of ii
cod, in town week buying sup-
plies of A. W. Co.
After several day visit to
lives here, Miss i I.
evening her home in
Alien In need of jugs and
serve go lo, Harrington,
Barber Co.
B. left
day morning for Fremont mi d
other places where he will drum
tor the Winterville High School,
The A. G. Cox Manufacturing
Company are some
best and must desk
on the which they will
sell a very low price, We hops
many of the con nut the
will avail
opportunity lo make tit. ii
school comfortable and
pleasant Hie opening of
schools.
an aged
who lived a few miles from here,
died yesterday. He was the
of our prominent miller. Calvin
He was held in esteem
by all who knew him we
greatly with our miller
the loss of his father.
Just by K. G. Chapman
I'd., a car load of lime
they will sell very cheap.
Work is done on the
Methodist and it will Soon
be completed.
W. L. Haws in headquarters for
pumps and pipes. Pol the next
few days be will offer these for
sale at especially low price.
our last mail brought more
orders for Hunsucker
Twenty-five splendid Tarheel
wagons for sale by the A. Q. Cox
Mfg. C .
Winterville baa an excellent eel
of town officers and they
interest in her welfare,
home of our seem to
fer grass weeds their side
walks rather than to use a hoe.
Poor taste.
We are glad to see Frank Ed-
back again the office
of the A. G. Cox Mfg. Co.
Miss Minnie and
brother, were here yes-
were accompanied
by Miss who.
after an extended visit, left the
evening train for home near
Gold Point.
It. G. Chapman
Co., are offering cut price on
their large stock shoes which
must be sold within a days in
order to make in for their new
to he
Look up Cooper ask him
about yon
are i i
I CW ll i el
u id J
over county lo visit
relative-.
We handle T. W. Wood and
Sou- and
T.
a few to
in Ayden, Mist Bather John-
sou home Wednesday morn-
Km Holt lime alarm
clocks and see It. G.
ii I
a tie .
for ion drug
or in-n to
orders for nursery chick in
county, particulars enclose
i N. O,
Prof. c. II mi an
extended up new
students the Winterville High
Another large shipment of shoes
all Styles and sizes and prices very
Barber
, About HOC,
. , ,
electric lights are no lunger ,,
a thing to be looked for, they are a
here. hope that the remaining severe pains
wire will soon be here so that tic
entire town may enjoy these excel-
lent lights.
Black Liniment, spec-
recommended for the human
and convinced
A. W. Ange Co.
will save the dyspeptic from many
misery, and him to cat
whatever he They prevent
SICK HEADACHE,
cause the food to assimilate and
the body, keen appetite,
DEVELOP FLESH
and solid Elegantly
coated. ,
No Substitute.
ARNOLD'S BALSAM
to CURE.
Cholera By
Jno. L. Woolen lid Coward
A VILLAGE AUTOCRAT.
The Way H Ruled the of
Which He Was Seton.
Sonic half a century or mi ago
William wan sexton a
church in the of
Mi-. He had ii j n
dignity of hi- position, and
was hi-
the people generally tool
seriously a.- he took himself.
His rule as more rigid than that
of the minister, the boy or
who much as changed
ill Church lime fell ill, the
of In- indignation later. From
In- position in the right rear
corner, under the last window on
tide, he could see everything
happened, and even the elders
of the congregation under pi n-
reprimand or ejection.
In those days, the i
publican says,
used lo visit even year
and give a concert. One year the
town hull had been he
lo give entertainment in the
church of which via- .
Tl t ii- i and I lie
humorist i lo lie funny, hut in
vain. made
He could in
ill, I ii lie
Ti lie at his p
Bill and his i i
i-iii-
mill -1 tin i,
line ti
ii i
nine
PAVING THE WAY.
The rule we have of no
goods from one season to another is strictly
business. When prices take a dip L low the
cost mark they almost The my
supplying your every want is warranted in the
offerings and in the prices that are within easy
investigate is to be convinced.
Two more weeks -o summer goods
comes fall.
Absolutely a Change.
I if I i
fur me
bod, or
I'M ll
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I've been
church nigh on lo ll ii . I
never do
Millinery for the Seashore
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Shirt Waists Collars.
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Silks.
A wile of T
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Mi it's half
Negligee Shirts.
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ago my
my i;
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ii
Ii so mat could mil
lie in y p at n lime.
in a of this I did
not it it was to a
I had been
ii mad the e
I family, line for perfectly but got BO
balanced, courier Mrs.
I s I had ,
hot sale by , ,, , tot
It. T. Cox tint I thought it be -i
Have now on hand nice line Of The third
crockery very the good
., . ,, , . r bad in
cheap. Barber r became The
eyes feel like there Remedy relieved terrible
in Do pain you I had been from m loaf,
, , . . j. r and able lo sleep well in
and fed tired on reading Do T , .
night, I soon began to feel like a
they become mattered adhere began to
while That denotes improve. I begin to up in
paired vision and should be rein ed Its
by wearing eye glares. B. I rook about three doz n hit-
T. Cox and carry a full line of a
man. I lime b -e cured foul j ears,
spectacles can ht your eyes never felt those paint since,
with proper and am now a perfectly
Nice lot of glass ware and crock. l ever needed any
. , D. the Itemed
always on band. Harrington . K
Barber it Co. Fort O.,
sales made on
goods and O. A to Mothers.
Co. Too much care cannot he used
Farmers who raise their hay can with small during the
People Who Vanish.
Ai the which
strike our there i-
none so as of
disappearances. Such -i
it.- victims from all
ages. Men. women and children are
impartially its prey. Sometimes the
absentees return in a dazed
unable to tell of their where-
abouts. Others present ii mystery
darker still, for they never return
; and are no more heard of.
I play, a erased fever for wandering,
I premeditated flight, are culled lo ac-
count us causes, some of these
mysteries have neither apparent
cause nor end. It is a queer
weird feature of our modern life
mysterious disappear-
can so easily lake place
their subjects neither traced nor
recovered in of our crowded
civilization. Hut perhaps it is be-
cause of it.
known
weather of the summer mouths to
lie supplied with the well ,.
, . , , guard bowel troubles. As
Mowing machines and a it lb to give
rakes Co. a of oil to
call and see them. I reef any disorder of the bowels,
hand a lot of nice Jo use any but give
oil, and set
gents straw hats that will now go as
below Don't fail to see them. and has a tendency to gripe.
We will sell you at some price. If it does not the bowels give
k. O. Chapman ft Co. Chamberlain's Coolers and
i i. . and then a dose
There is no reason why I Co. of oil, the disease may-
farmers should have to pay such be cheeked in its
high prices for their flour, they all danger avoided- The oil
can raise their own wheat the remedy should be p o-
. , . . ,. cured at once and kept ready lot
Winterville Mfg. lo. thoroughly ,.
equipped splendid of any bowel trouble
Hour I pears. This is the most successful
need of anything In known may be re-
lied upon with implicit
even cases of cholera
The Soft Answer.
said the tramp as a
middle aged woman came to the
door in answer to his knock,
you give a poor man a bite to cat
replied, arc
able lo earn a living. You
don't look very
are often very deceitful,
answered the hungry hobo.
I'm old enough to be your
And a moment later he had his
feel under the kitchen table, and
nothing she in the pantry was
too good fir him.
colors
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Fer sale by Jno. L. Woolen, drug-
the crockery and glass line
be sure to see us before buying.
B. Chapman
White's Colic Cure,
,, . i- ; Nothing on Market Equal to
the combination kidney medicine Chalk.
for stock and a sure colic cure.
at the Drug Store we
We carry of over live everywhere, and nine out of
hundred of wall paper, ten will give this
We are prepared to furnish you as preparation when is asked
, ,. ., ., for. Mi. W a
the cheapest, tome f M in n d,
ex
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and mill
i lo- is ii in W. L, House,
will be nerving ml earn paint, guaranteed
For hay, l go the Barber
Barber A Co. Co.
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Way Of
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bowel
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Improbability's Limit
v said I lie publisher as
the author approached with a bun-
of manuscript, lake up
my time unless you have something
new and wildly improbable.
is what the public
I've got declared the
triumphantly. hero earns
a million dollars writing
Speechless from joy, the happy
publisher fell upon his neck and
wept silent but none less real
Bulletin.
Where Butler Drew the
one occasion when in con-
Benjamin P.
rose in his place intimated that
the member occupied the floor
was transgressing the limits of de-
bate.
said member
reproachfully, divided your
time with
know rejoined Butler
grimly, didn't divide eternity
with Boston Herald
Plain a in
us Our l Co
Silk Ribbons in ail Colors, white dean
To make a
ribbon w reduce
me half.
Seek in b
at
Summer Lawns.
All summer Lawns have been
red out have been
knifed
All reduced to dean up
Be and
Girdle wanted
kind
Ladies frames in bleed
and white
Handkerchiefs.
Ladle's and Men's white
ti i- clean up at Be
Ladies
chiefs, worth and u
up at each
Baby Gaps.
Baby caps worth
clean op at Be and
Umbrellas.
Ladle's and Um
steel rods black
Gingham top, full in h
Prints tin
kink, at yd
Regular values in towels,
clean up sale and
Mill End Sale of Table- Dam-
ask Boo and Too goods, clean
up at
Shoes.
All low cut shoes to go.
I Bo in white canvas all sizes
at
IBo in black and tan, clean
up at
in black tan clean
up at 1.78
in Patent leather and
tan clean up at
Lucas Embroideries to
go at J and i price
Corset Covers.
clean op
clean up at
India Lawns.
In inches wide good qua
clean up at
and Misses Hose.
Tans Black White
special clean up a pi
All goods first class or money
buck.
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ii
I 8.1, c .
i in and
kind clean price
Men's Low cut Shoes
ids ii ii hers.
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Kid Oxfords and all
jive prices
Banisters
R II Special 2.00
Men's Straw Hats.
straw hot- in sailors
end .-. Ii. a
i. n-ii; ll Ii .-
hats yet
Clothing that is Labeled.
III. WOOl sec. e s
I the
12.00
3.88
ill
i.
On- Kin
by Jno. Woolen, druggist.
Compensation Everywhere.
nature all
philosopher.
i- in
may lacking here is given two-
fold
loan of
remarked I hi I.
th. lo
mention. deep lost r the
of is gain-
ed those who attempt to read
Joe
lie
F . F
The a i.
Dave been to
Men's;
now
Trunks.
and Gent's
trunks, defy the ban
smasher. anti
tray trunks, are the best made.
Strong and durable. All to be
cleared the full stock
conies in Can start you at
by an easy scale land ton to
Suit Cases.
Suit cases for tie seashore
man
We stint you at 1.00
take you up to for a linen
leather case, These
are make
Night Shirts.
Men's night Blurts
all coolest, regular price
up at
Patterns.
The paper pat-
terns are best. seam
allowance, all at one pi ice
now higher now lower. Sheets
for August now ready and
yours for the asking
Meanings powder
l-W box, why pay more
res shoe
and tan box
and
l a; off regular
price
shoes, clean up at
low cut's, clean up
Men's tine pants,
from to
e. L. Wilkinson Go.
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After a hearty meal a dose of
Dyspepsia fine will
ii of Indigestion.
is thorough and a
for
tin- on the h,
Weak Heart, Boor Risings,
Breath all Stomach I
nun mi ii . . .
Sold by John L.
The pills act n- a tonic, and
not
Little Karl Users.
Constipation,
ii. etc. Early
and may to take easy
act Bold by John L.

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DIRECTORY.
LO W R AT
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SOUTHERN RAILWAYS
J.
w. h. Extremely Rates are
i u It. Him
s. M.
Clerk
M.
I. W. Tin l-.-r.
Re-gist -E. v-
hams.
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announced by the South-
Railway from points
on its lines for follow-
Special
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We leave to announce that we arc
Wholesale and Retail
for
White Lead, Paints,
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Paints.
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it Old Stand.
I have i be k
J.
will carry on
at bis stand on Five
Points.
I will mill to the ii
demands of the trade and will at
ill times in .- of
Heavy and Groceries.
Fruit-, Ti
Cigars, etc.
Call on me when yon want the
best lot the lowest price
ii which they can be
J. J. TURNAGE
The Points Grocer.
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V OF DISSOLUTION.
of a Smith
mutual consent on June
1st. i.
-i W. J. Smith in the hue-
all
hi the all
due the paid to
-.-in. 1906.
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W. J. Smith.
COBB BROS. S CO.
Norfolk, V.
Buyers and Broken in
Cotton, Grain and
Private W ires to New York
and
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ii i in . in ail
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i ah
. . mill II . a iI
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n-i i . ,,.; the
s to
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In ii being
Die of September,
i-1. 1--i int- in complaint In
aid notion, or the apply
to the the
aid
ThU the July, 1903.
Moore, C. S. I
The Clerk Court
Count leaned
to me, on
1906. on the
estate Albert N.
NOTICE is given to
all Indebted to the to
make the no-
and to all of said
to present
to the
twelve months of
this or this Notice will be plead
in bar of their recovery.
This the 8th, day or August ii.
on the of Albert
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3rd Monday a In
Mi J. M-
Cm. No. O O
Moots every
night, W I. Best N ti; h
L V V
Lodge No. K of
Meets every Thursday
E Q
T J Moore, K of R A
O R M, meets ever
night J II
of
Nona, U A
M. meets every Monday
night E H Evans,
H B
ENTRY OF VACANT LAND.
shade A. Stocks enters and claims
thirty acres, more or less, of
vacant land in Township,
county, between the second
Branch and Samuel Kit, old patent
line and Indian Well
by lands C Smith and
Win. land, and
This August
Any person or persons claiming title
t-or in the above described
land must protest in writing
within the next or they will
barred bylaw. ,.,,,,,.,
Pitt
this
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N. , , n all other
. in i Norfolk
should older their
. cure Norfolk
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gulfing hours l
notice.
T, H. Agent,
ton,
J.
N. C.
V. Ill T,
i. Agent, Norfolk, Vt,
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All
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1,109.84
Coin CO
Coin Hi
8,871.00
Central Academy
REV. M W Principal.
PROF W- M HINTON, Associate
A Christian home and High
School for boys and men
Splendidly located in Warren
county, one mile from depot,
mediately on S, A. L., road in a
beautiful grove of or lo acres,
on a acre farm.
For further information ad-
dress the Principal or Associate
Littleton, N. O.
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
k for Buy
n- ; is In.-v V. .-rm i.
Ho
l-i Id lit.
l-l form. owl, made t.
B PEOPLE
A Living
Monument.
If we were to assemble all
those who have been cured f
head disease by
Heart Cure, and who would
to-day be in their had
not Dr. been
in perfecting this wonderful
specific, they would pop-
a large city.
What a remarkable record
a breathing, moving
monument, composed human
for which every
other earthly possession is sac-
The Miles Medical Co. re-
thousands of letters from
these people like the
f-l Indebted to Dr.
cure fur my life. I t.
tin- others a. f
In th.
For ,. time I
from of
hull t heart.
and t Urn. s In the
Hi., heart, so that feared
would mum time upon
the street, On. day I one your
en. h went to
my two bot-
of Hi. Cine, hi It
in will.
that I am entirely
I ml-n
nil Hi in remedy friends
In fact ant
u for I am
widely Known In
J. II.
of
Nashville, Tenn. ,
Or. told by
your who will
the bottle will benefit. If It falls
he will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co.
k L. Got
Dentist.
N. C.
i- Stock paid in 628,000.00
dun, OP
I . lit id. Profit lest
1.78
I. -I
out-
of Pin.
f. L. Little. the bank, do
near the meat above m true t- the beat knowledge
I.
and sworn to
an. of June, 1908
TYSON.
Correct Attest
It.
lire-Clots
Littleton Female College
Splendid locution. Health resort Over boarding
pupils last year. High grade t work. High of
and life. Conservatory advantages in music. Ad-
Vanned courses in Art Elocution. Hot water heat.
lights and Other modern improvements.
Remarkable health record; only one among pupils
n Close attention to the health mid social
development of every pupil. High standard of
All pupils dross alike on all public occasions. CHARGES
LOW.
24th Session will begin Sept. 13th, For
address. KEV J. M RHODES, A. If.,
Littleton, N. C.
The North Carolina
STATE NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE
Literary
Domestic Science
Scientific Manual Training
Music
V Cf degrees V-l I . lit
; i.-hi-c. ,
boost. , a year . .
of state, annual -1,
lOOt, I in the dormitories, a I .- i should
be made before Invited from those n
and stenographers Pot sad
CHARLES D. President,
GREENSBORO. N C
OUR AYDEN
J- M. BLOW. Manager and Agent.
. N. C. -as. .
N. C , II, 1866.
happy child-
having. The go
beta the old bilks
as links, and the unto
in the Its a
oh time nil on ml.
As for
to lien con
doctor, wool Into y
freight ready to pull
urn asked the clerk to weigh bin
Hour meat. As
the mil, i
and we
pleasure in nib
willing
in arrears, have a lit
of nil If. receive their mail
this We also take orders
for job
Three of the demimonde
balling
here In a shining Carriage
driving to in hand by a livery-
roan In full paraded
our main streets nearly entire
day. A J den room no such
and the less their presence sell
here will for
whereabouts the future.
people me lint
and do mil to an
If you need anything in ;
of Crockery, Tin stone wan
Come to Bee u, Hart
Watson, , ,
who his been here quite a
11.-
fir., sick the
and on . es
day morning of thin eek
mil
camel bin to his borne
We this
the young mini ban re.
K. Co. will do all y
possible can In please you will
their new line of heavy fancy
groceries
Mid. Mi-s
aid who have
visiting Mrs. Will
Wednesday for Virginia when
have recently made then
home.
received, line line of liar
and can fit you up in any style
C. Ii. Tyson went to
Tuesday and returned next
Ho reports tobacco bringing
good priori the far nets much
A are r
dally new and
i the
Two of out young men are fond
the same girl and DOW that I
men v is here, it
one and then and the
way the nickels do By,
young In surely having a But
time. There is no discount he,
a good thing when sin-
it.
Carlos says Harrison
Town Country paints and
Colors are by fur the best goods
that he ever that U
knocked OUt several other leading
brand In a test at last
summer. This paint i- by
It. Mm Urn
It. O. Cannon and ion, Allen.
are at Seven
That rook Mil at K. Smith
Bro., in the best thing I can
for my stock. They only eat what
they want of it a time.
J. W. Sparks, of Winter-
villa, yesterday to visit
blades at J. K.
lb,,.
of
left hero the train
House.
Call Hart for a bar
rel of Columbia Flour, none
to be had anywhere.
Mr. W. K. Hooks
are a visit up the mad.
For ran peaches, apples, con
apply to E. K. Dull
ft Co.
Miss Arab Jordan, of Raleigh,
yesterday to visit
Edwards.
fail to see ft Ty
new crockery both plain
decorated. Prices are cheaper
than
the up the bundles
led
will be back sit He In a
Thin i the last teen
here of the gentleman rations,
nil In-
messages to atop thief wen
id W
City, but to no avail. X.
enjoyed his
lust
clerk Ins., akin u-
. as his employer is
laid lea children black
Mo unit while slippers s at
I. K lb.
Hisses Lulu and Nora
returned from a visit to e
last ear choice buy J,
R. smith Bro,, received is flue,
Miss Isabella hit
evening fur
The loaf bread right
I lie oven
i is. of Edward, is
in ding the week with Mis. K
have
into new brick More
. mill aide street
Ai ii meeting the of
In Ayden J. R
Smith A bro., have a whole
ear load of
get your chub.
coining at once.
Say neighbor have you seen
kt. Smith It .
n any you want am I
. at th- ends n i
l is i machine.
lawns and Straw
are befog sold
I w n;. Cannon A
forget that It
can supply null wants in
in furniture.
We keep Mattresses.
Cook Stoves,
tic, up stairs.-Cannon
I .
hay, oats, ship stuff, sheet
brand, seed hulls and meal
on Cannon a Tyson.
Those art squares, that
received
are beauties.
a. Griffin has first
class brick for and is burning
new kilns constantly. in
need of see him or
Ayden, X. C.
Oranges, apples, bananas and all
fruits kept by
bi ii ii.
Tyson are guilty of
soiling their bed
steads cheap. They are daisies.
Those Royal Mattresses
Cannon are
of anyone the market,
We will beginning on
day June lUst oiler for cash our
entire stock of clothing, dry goods
notion, hats at prices
before unheard of in the town of
Ayden, Our stock is too large
and we take this means of
same. We have just gotten a
urge lot plaids we are run-
per yard, white sheet-
OF
THE BANK OF AYDEN
N.
the close of . 1906.
Central Barber Shop.
Fleming, Props.
bin i . i .
RESOURCES,
Leans and K i
h graded school
i lowing were selected from many I Jackson
as teachers for tho
xi p , f. Albert Hell,
Miss Ethel Wicker,
N. C; Don
Taylor,
Brown, Oakley, N.
C; music, teacher,
Ayden, X.
Ac fact lire for
i rude, I bill are simply the
seat on market
Regular service in the Baptist
church Sunday.
The ladies that Cannon
Tyson have prettiest line of j
dress goods in town.
We respectfully to I y , , ,
Ml respondent
our
friend nod assure him we are no
and if we were mis.
taken ill nil statement
beg pardon. We simply wrote
facts what given us by u
member of Hi Ayden team, u
gentleman whom
Undoubted veracity who
should know from
ball, We are slow to
bell he would have
sored the fuels from any
or impure motive, esteem
him as u gentleman and have ever
him to be mid so shall
we still to believe,
however lo the con-
lime is good for any
crop and a farmer should use it
freely, at J. It. Smith Urn.
Miss Alice Hodges, of
after a visit to Miss Blanche Can-
non, bus returned home. Miss
her will
visit there a day or so.
Did you know you could get one
f the old lime Gophers any
blade you want at J. R. Smith
Bro.
As captain of the Ayden
ball team I wish to say in re-
plying to Capt. K. L. Turnage
account of game, that there was
argument to calling the game
at close of seventh Inning, The
Ayden nine getting
for eighth inning as the visiting
team left the field, to the
of game by visiting
team, gives Ayden the of
to The Ayden correspondent
writing understand hie
stated the facts as they
were. W. M. Capt.
Tobacco thermometer,
Ste. for sale Cannon ft Ty son
Co. Ayden, X.
cotton planter the
best on the market at J. Smith A
Bro.
Those white and fan slippers at
J. R. Smith a Bra, are the
fur children I have seen this
season.
do know that J. it. Smith
Bro., have the prettiest and
cent calico ginghams town.
neat 5-room with gar-
den and all necessary out houses
located on main street in a good
neighborhood for rent by J. I.
Smith Bro,
Old man what makes
go to J. Smith ft Bro., to do
your I can
always get any thing I want
buys.
candies, oranges, apples
and bananas at K. K. a
guano distributors, Cox
cotton planters and repaint J. It.
Bro,
soda fountain
will be In service
from now lo the end of season.
The newest and latest drinks will
be found there. If you want
something nice try them.
R. Bro. gives me
mine for my hams,
on tokens and eggs than anybody
alee.
to K B. it Go's new
market for beef, fresh meals,
sage, and fresh fish.
My office will be closed
one month as I shall lie in
for the taking
a special in
copy. J. W. Taylor.
and
Demand Lo i
I'm- from Ranks,
items,
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National Hank notes
other II, S n.
Total, 616.2
LIABILITIES,
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barber.
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towels
We I hank you
and ask j
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Scientifically
Constructed.
ULTRA,
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THE ULTRA SHOE tor women
is made with careful reference
to the inns minute details and
s so perfected in it- numerous
tint there is no other
man's on the market selling
at the price tin- Ultra doe, its
superior, if its equal.
A Shoe for
Women.
inc.
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the
His
or
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Hi bar
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of
William
lb -re is the fundamental basis
of a, perfect shoe, employ
our own export designers, and
event Ultra Shoe is made over
ideally i-mist
to moot th- closest variations
of width and in
lout wear.
The Ultra Shoo meets every
requirement of the many
whims of
D.
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Or
An i Provisions
I Cotton
I hand
We carry SHOE, for men, in Oxfords, Tans,
Pulley Bowen,
THE HOME OF WOMAN'S ONS
Truths that Strike Home
Tour is ho cares to do tell
you that ho knows little about the bulk coffee he
sells you. How can know, where it originally came from,
how it was With What
or when If you buy your
coffee loose by the pound, bow can
you expect purity and uniform quality t
LION COFFIN LEADER Or
ALL PACKAGE COFFEES, la
necessity uniform In
and flavor. For OVER A
OF A CENTURY, COFFEE
ban been standard colter la
millions homes.
LION COFFEE la
I our and until opened la
your home, lie. no being
or coming In contact with dual,
dirt. or unclean
In each package of LION COFFEE you get one full
pound of Pure Coffee. Insist upon getting the genuine.
bead on every
tor
BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE
CO., Toledo, Ohio.
The Reflector
Is Hy body in
people have m pay m- what
If yon have what th--y want it and
n part
leach,
IV van.
Fr kept ion-
in stock. Country
Produce and Sold
D. W.
j U
II North Ca
FOR SALE
A nice on Tar river six
mi.- en on Greenville
hi.-I road
acre. tarn Is in has
barns on it, a good
stable, and out house-,
Kith live
one coat of paint and every-
ready to so to work. School
mi church it miles.
Anal, ,
f.
. I.
N.
White Barber Shop
J D a CO.
Sharp Razor
i Mi-
ll and
COSMETICS A SPECIALTY,
one an
el-c.
I for you pas
your con
S. J. Prop.
FOR
One
is
Hi id ;. ii
f i-
I. A
n-aw Filer, good
C ls.
IV No. I.
N. C,
ll.
-1.
us
us new,
V. ll
FOR SALE.
mI Saw cotton
both
d . only. Good
W. M. KING.
REPAIRED and SHOES
n. mil. in
liable.
mi
rumen at the shop
PHARMACY
N. C.
Dr. Joseph Dixon
AND
Office Block, Railroad,
Ayden, N. C.
Best
Lighted
House
in the
State
for our
Customers
and their team.
i rt. The following
Brick
Constitute our
Working
Force who are
Always glad
to see you
D. S.
Bookkeeper
B. T. Bailey
We will always work for your interest Auctioneer
and guarantee full market price. S. Hardy
BRINKLEY
Proprietors Calculator.
Warehouse,
Greenville, N. C.
Farmers bring us your Tobacco
The Brick.
POOR PRINT

i.
ITEMS.
N. Aug.
r. . I fl
f, K.
v, i
Hon. Geo.
w tag H
other point of
vacation
S. Max.-
in Drum Hill hi-t
A. I., Brock family return
i me i in- evening
O spool
.
xv I ,,,. m
home ii
the Future.
and Ayden all having
plant, why not predict
to ill long
rand It would be u
chit-g for all three of these g
i i
Philadelphia.
of Creek. Be i
talk concerning
it understood bis i i
valuable one.
the
A. W,
Morning for Richmond.
S. P. Alford returned home la-
night lo friends aw
relatives county.
C. H. Harrington N. L.
Williams have returned to
home in
W. T. Harrell and family
returned home Thursday
from Drum Hill.
H. W. Phillips took a
trip to Hobgood
morning to see Hon. H. T.
of Norfolk, who
to Savannah. Ga.,
be will spend a few weeks.
The Mr. King, who
expected to
las-, was unable to till
thereby disappointing a
people who tor th.
morning service. The Rev. Ml
Stanfield, who MM his
appointment In the evening,
preached an excellent sermon.
Sidney Spain and children
left for their home
days with friends
T. Pulley, the
chief of police force, ha
been spending several days with
his brother, Pulley,
Jackson avenue.
Miss Minnie and
left f--r home near I
this accompanied
friend, Miss Isabelle Oakley, of
Mrs, X T. who w
ill at our last writing,
has been aide to i turn horn.
w Mis--
Alien.
Miss I'll Hr ell, of l i
a Pi Hock, Km
n th
ill their Ion H.
Stanley.
Judge A. leave-
next week via the steam
the Bed Star Line for
trip to Europe.
K. i broke all
for the hall mile
Lint i
Mr. the station
the mail arrived and us be bad
of e mile I rump
acid a. left poll
boon i he lie mil time f i
the half mile was 1.66,
Miss
i I nil
from Sew i
where I I
i . i .
he
able
mun
An Idea what
sometimes in dealing
is shown by an
which occurred in the
other day. seems the
union has
prohibits any th union
ling bicycle from U e sin i
t a job of plumbing on which he
may be engaged. Mr. Albright,
who runs a plumbing shop, wanted
me of men to hurry to a job
in emergency case in order o
make speed wanted him to ride a
bicycle. The union by-law was
called up. Mr. Albright insisted
t be had a to make the re
and enforce it. and seven mi n
work and walked out. The
reason for the regulation prohibiting
the riding a bicycle is not
given, but it is supposed any
thing that will harry work along is
objected Landmark.
A VERITABLE WONDERLAND OF ASTOUNDING ATTRACTIONS
e. T.
Gigantic
Sensational Marvel Sale.
The preliminary report of Com-
missioner of the Internal
Revenue Bureau, shows that the re-
from all internal revenue
sources during the year ended June
amounted to
an increase as compared with
the fiscal year 1904 of
The expenses of collection are shown
to have been approximately
The following shows an in-
crease over 1904 as
Spirits, increase
tobacco, in-
fermented
liquors, increase
oleomargarine.
increase adulterated
increase
of Surprise, Delight and Satisfaction and
of Bin iii 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 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
tor both present and future needs. Judge our Sincerity by the Prices Quoted Below.
Those Virginia Republicans
haven't much chance, or
else they would not be promising so
much.
They to Our
The and dyspeptic an
constant sufferers and
our sympathies. Therein not one
them, however, who he
brought back tO health and
by the Chamberlain's
Stomach Liver Tablets. These
tablets invigorate the Stomach
and strengthen the digestion.
They also regulate the bowels. For
Jut. L. Woolen,
There i no way to maintain the
health and strength mind
body except by nourishment.
There is no way to nourish
through the stomach. The stomach
must he kept healthy, pure and
wet or the strength will let
mil disease will set No
lire, loss of strength;
b breath
rifting, indigestion,
dyspepsia and all stomach troubles
that ate curable are quickly cared
the use of Dyspepsia
air. M John I. W
druggist.
A Big line matting all is
In
good yard wide
bleaching must go In this sale
large size Rugs go-
c Hamburg
value at this price, this sale
regular Be Checked
Homespun must go at
Best Apron check
gingham while it lasts M
Special value and cut prices in
lawns
A nice We Umbrella only
Clark's Cotton in this sale -c
Furniture must go, all prices
cut fin this sale.
Wash Fabrics.
Words lack force to express the
importance of these clearance
prices.
India sale price
India Linens, worth
sale price
Check Dimities, values up
to price
Wash
considered excellent val
lies at sale price
Silk and Velvets.
A Hurry in silks that will prove
an Interesting topic.
Black yard wide
worth
Japanese silk, nil colors
worth at
inch velvet, all shades,
worth
in, silk worth
Handkerchiefs.
dozen
handkerchiefs, regular
sellers; sale price
dozen men's bordered
hand kerchiefs
sales price, each
doz men's handkerchiefs
same as above only finer
1,5.0 extra fine grade white
and colored men's
handkerchiefs, regular
and valuer; on sale
specially at
pure linen white hand
kerchief s, neatly
ed regular grade for
lie
Sever the way, no to
easy take, pleasant and
failing in are
Little The-e
little pills a certain
guarantee against
torpid and all of the ills
from
lid and strengthen the liver
by L. Wooten, druggist.
Corsets.
Easy, graceful and form
fitting i s. in all the
makes, in military
land straight front, including
the celebrated c. C
Other Beauties
lie
I the new toes are
in the line of Ladies
oxfords slippers we
dip showing at
Linens, Linens
in. Bleached Table Dam
ask regular value, sale
price
in. White Satin Damask
would sell regularly for
price
in. Bleached Satin Dam-
regular to 1.50
quality; sale price
Extra large s Napkins,
worth a doz; sale
price
Extra large Turkish
Bath Towels, sale price
Linen Crash, reg.
sale price
Full size White Crochet Bed
Spreads, real Marseilles
patterns value for
pairs of Bleached Towels
reg. sale price
Men's Hats
Men's and Hats in
desirable shapes, worth up
to at
Men's tine fell Hats, in-
values ranging
from and at the
exceeding low price of
and Denver shapes,
ill black and nutria
price
All the newest spring shapes
well as staple styles in
Hats that are sold every
for marvelous
Staple Department
yards
1,900 yards Hope Bleach
yards Red Seal
Toil de Noon
Apron Checks, extra value,
worth
Best Calico American Indigo
c Carmine all
Dress Goods
Crape 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 S 1.00 a yard,
sale price, yard
The finest imported English
Poplins, Mohairs, Sicilians
Mohair Serges and silk
warp up
to sale price
Men's Pants
where
sale price
82.45
Men's latest style
and Fancy Worsted Pants
in all shades and pretty
Stripes, all sizes, reg. price
all go on this sale at
Fine Fancy and Plain
Pants that regularly
sold for and sale
price
Fine Pants that always sell
for and stripe,
cheviots .- fancy worsteds
all go in this sale at only
Men's Pants of in
patterns, regular
sellers; sale price 91.18
Knee Pants
pair of Knee Pants
worth up to sale price
i pair of Knee Pants
reg. sellers; sale prise
of several
lines of Long Pants,
value l
price only, pair
Ladies Shoes and Oxfords
Over pairs of very
finest of this seasons goods,
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 in all
sizes and widths, worth from
to and
pick them out from
down to
Ladies fine kid shoes,
button and lace, toe
and patent tip wort
pro. of Ladies Oxfords,
in all popular leathers, also
white canvas, worth up to
sale price to
Hose, Hose, Hose
Ladies fast black seamless
hose, regular price now
A tine cotton fast
black hose reg. price now
plain and lace
styles black worth
now
ladies beautiful fancy
hose, worth choice, pair
Children's fast black rib-
bed hose, reg price IBo, at
Children's fast black fine
hosts 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 lace
and plain socks, reg. price
at
Suits
two piece suits,
single and double-breasted
jackets positively worth
BO during this sale only
The novelty in styles is
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 price
to be
I i
p i ii I, n n, Her d all skin
i s. Witt ll
It Is a
hi for ind, bit i ;.
and g piles. I
the U out of n nut u
i in., Ii at h
Boils, old sores, e v
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it lite
ll i- . i iii
S Id
. II ; i seal
H I
such re
i nil
i I
i nines. run
diseases.
, i . th genuine Witch
b. Be ware of counter-
John L. Woofer,
THE AMERICAN SALVAGE CO.,
Putt an d to It AI,
m mm hue
Penalty.
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mm on inn-
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For sale by Jno. L. drug- For sale by Jno. I.
Suicide Prevented.
A n
,., v, of I
,. will
system, i
. de suicide and
I. found
ii that i which
unit m
. ,, of sell I
ii I great
and I
in
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;, I . . s
. i ,. , ed L.
i Drug
i, families get u re
I i
go in bed before breakfast.
Bitter
physicians had a long and
stubborn w an tin
my Hughes
Do m up.
my t m hi
re rt f tried Dr.
Kb Di Con.
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THE EASTERN
D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner.
and Friday.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
VOL No.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY, AUGUST IS 1905.
No.
COUNTY MATTERS.
Proceedings the Board of Comma
The board of county commission
were in regular monthly
on the first Monday. M. Jones,
new member appointed lo
J. Page, deceased, wan
present and entered upon the
d of the office
Orders amounting as follows
were drawn on the For
paupers 1157.76; county home
superintendent of health
tax lists bridges and
prisoner
insane 162.70; roads
jail court house
tickets
books stationers
attorney
To
I law territory 8167.55.
A petition from Greenville
tobacco board of trade was
asking that convicts work
the public roads in the count
be assumed to the roads adjacent
to town of Greenville fr
next It was agreed that
force work two weeks
nine in township, then
on dam near Bethel for two .
three week-, and then the request
of tobacco board of trade
bee implied with.
W. J. was elected con-
stable-of
fill t be vacancy caused by t be death
Tucker.
William and
Heath were a- d-d to
each to receive l
Jesse W.
were appointed to buy
tiling for
The clerk the board was
ordered to In he
k the sale the
tax lists for the and
to the highest bidder.
For the better work.
r log the roads Can line
townships, it
that the on the
lauds Sam Edwards, Limit-
and R. D.
lie the control if the
of road visors of
township.
petitions of public roads
One ill
township from the west t
Lad No. to of A den;
In Swift Creek from
across Fork swamp;
in township from neat
J. H. to B. C.
Heaver Dam township from the
near Warren's chapel
ff to the Nichols road near the rest-
f Louisa Nichols.
Jurors for September court were
drawn.
SURPRISE PARTY,
MORE TROUBLE.
EXCURSION DID NOT GO
j Prince George, Prophet Loose
mi . Delightful; J y
Evening.
A delightful surprise party was. acknowledges the
given to Miss Bernice , B postal from Ayden j
at her on street which is by someone who
day evening, the occasion being himself
her any friends were h, former years
was known as Prince George
present, and a delightful
was spent in games,
enjoying the moonlight,
listening to charming music after
which is were
who dire disaster
and James City.
His prophecies so
that he bas kept quiet for a
long time and now he is kind of
Miss Bernice returned to her j going slow but at the same time he
home in the evening and j keeps up his old tricks.
found a large number of friend The orthography of the postal
present, her showed that wonderful and but o
was greatly surprised much believe a liberal translation of the
delighted. one present to the effect that
in a jolly mood, and numerous will visit the
games were played with much States about August
interest enthusiasm. He bas got a year
guessing contest was had, in ; hand in b s prophetic
which Miss Nellie was j He evidently 1905 but
declared the successful I, rest are both marked
participant. I 1904. That date we believe was a
Mrs. H. Hooker then clear warm day. It remains to be
Crowd Not Urge Enough lo Make the
Price.
was to have been an ex-
form today
by -I the colored Sunday
the town. When
train by Tuesday
evening a was dropped here
for use by excursionists and
train pick couch m
w hen it came along t his morning.
A number of colored people
at the depot this morning ready
the excursion, but train
name and went i d them stand
there. turned out. that one,
hundred were
wiry to make the price
for train to poll them, and
mat many did not snow up
excursion was Called off. There
was disappointment among
no wanted to go.
PERSONALS AND SOCIAL
Monday, August h,
L. I. Moore to Winston
Sunday.
Earl to
today.
Ned to
today.
B. C. Pearce, came
in Sunday evening.
T. E. Little spent Sunday in
Scotland Neck.
J. to Kinston
evening.
S. W. Gabriel, of Plymouth,
spent Sunday here.
This bad a heavy
Sunday
August h.
J. Allen up the road
I. T. lit t-r Raleigh this
J. Br m went lo Plymouth
is morning.
L. Kali went ti Scotland
Nick this
Miss Le Sugg to
Monday evening.
E. A. retailed
O. who bas been to
Panaceas returned
1- t.-v retort ed
present several vocal
selections, which were rendered it.
a graceful and charming manner
seen what the coming day will be.
If it doe bring anything
nun Mid in the weather line Prince
Miss Bernice, followed by those; George will to explain
present, was then escorted to a
table in the hall, on which
many beautiful and valuable
presents. Delicious
were served, and it
that the evening bad
Those pie t were.
Misses Essie
Smith, Bessie Mamie
Mary Addie
Fender, Mrs. H. c. Hooker, Harry
White, Key
Journal.
Boys Hurt by a Fall
sons t-1 Mr, a id Mrs.
am l a
u the sec
. . House o. Pi
el.
older f the ,
severely but the
physician dot mil Hunk that
injuries will prove
The were playing in a hi u-
Brown. Jes-e Ben lay n on
lamer, comer of
and they were ;
walking on some
Patrick and Clarence Jones.
Fully For College
loose planks. The smaller J
. . ., t.-n end of one of the
Cast. A.
school,
near Mi-bane, N. C.
has been on my mind
some time to write to you in
to my ton's experience at
your school, thank nod
the faculty for your kindly
in him.
boards and brother,
aid, seeing his peril, tried to
him. Both fell to the
Hie left by
was
from bead to foot stunned. A
physician was quickly called am
I the
lie hue u large swollen
. . ins back is suffering
school, in both his and ; . ,
Original Observations.
It lakes plenty of horse sense to
run a horse show.
Lie, the world lies with you,
tell truth and alone you talk.
Hall clothes as well as half hose
are fashionable at the seaside r.-
soils.
Many a train of thought i-
before It reaches the
of fruition.
veil shrewd man to
hi a will which effectually i-n
s the lawyers.
a an
dark, need body I'll a
t lb.
e the
i think -f the
you are saving cud kl ii.
Is is true
but tin-
u he
As on the world t
hat you a heart v
i ill bring you many a I
mi .
Cue a g f-u
it up,,., a a- an I
tat nu tome and abide with
one wears
Some l
one
lies overwork v
to make the a exceed-
Vs., O s
server.
I. came in from San
fold Sunday evening.
Mis. Nancy Coward to
Ayden Satin day evening
G. W. Baker came
Lewiston Sunday evening.
Mis Fred Patrick, of .
Pa., is visiting Miss Nellie Lit
Olivia and Madeline Cox
spent
town.
Charles Skinner went
more today to be there
Mr. and Mrs, K. House
with relatives In
c antic
District Attorney
returned from Raleigh
veiling.
Mi and Mrs J, J.
to
-1 evening.
K and little ii.
I, . morning
J A. went
Northampton county today t.
. an
Mable
a H lo
Miss Pattie Skinner.
returned
day evening from his
is all that any parent
or guardian could
climate, comfortable quartets,
excellent table, genial companion-
ship and well qualified and
enthusiastic professors. One
much pain. bones appear t
have been and the
doctor dots not think that he SUi
any internal
The boy had sonic
bruises aid was shocked by the
u- v .
. , , tall hilt his are not at all
feature particularly has impressed
me, and that is and
relations established
between the boys their
teachers. Addison was somewhat
behind in his education when be
entered your school, hut
Wires Damaged by Lightning.
During the storm after-
noon some damage was done to the
wires around town, the telephone
and light wires
struck several times by lightning.
The light wire was burned in two
near the corner of Evans and Third
street, and the light at
intersection of Pitt and Third
streets was knocked down and
broken. There was slight damage
at some other points. The electric
crew had the damage repaired in
time for the lights to be turned
at night.
serious Raleigh Post.
A Volcano in Nevada.
Francisco, Cal., Aug.
A volcano throwing off molten lava
and in active operation, been
standing I found him at the end discovered in Nevada by Messrs.
of the year folly prepared to enter Wheeler
college. If I had a half dozen
more boys I should stud them all
to Bingham school
The Firemen.
Greenville Volunteer Fire Com-
held its regular monthly and tracing in to its source,
cattlemen of
The volcano is located in Rye
Patch, Humboldt county.
hough that section has been
tor years the crater has
been found for the first time.
The men were in the stream of
Marriage Licenses.
Register of Deeds R. William
Issued to th- following
couples since last
Jesse B. Bullock, Jr., and Delia
James.
Willis D. Johnston
BroD.
Wm. Redmond and A.
Neal.
Geo. W. Moore and Mary E.
John H. Little and Nannie
meeting Monday The names
of some members were
located the volcano. The rocks for
some distance around were so hot
w. .- ,, Mil. .------
from the for non-attendance, i that they could not touch them
Ola Forbes was elected foreman of their bare hands,
the company D. J. j The volcano Is active. This is
assistant foreman. Tue chief of u tenon by the fact that the dis
Get Together Boys
What has become of the Osceola
We have not heard a note
from the boys this summer. There
is too much good talent here for it
to be allowed to go to waste,
the people would like to see the
boys get together again. Green-
ville could have a band of which
the town would be proud.
the lire department was present
and gave the assignment
to the steam engine and hose
No.
He is An Artist.
D. C. James has made a splendid
map of the town Ayden for the
use of insurance companies in
rates. At map drawing
cartoon work he is becoming
an expert.
rumbles accompany the flow
of
Died.
Mrs. Delia Little, wife of I H.
Little, of Carolina township, died
Monday. She leaves a husband
two sons and two daughters. The
funeral took place today.
United States Commissioner Appointed
for Pitt County.
We are informed that Judge
R. Purnell, of the
court for the eastern district of
North Carolina has appointed Col.
I. A. Sugg a United States com-
missioner and Col. Sugg bas
accepted the position. It is very
evident there is great need in
this county for such an officer, and
we believe the good people of the
county will heartily endorse the
appointment, a-d believe the
appointment a most excellent one
W. Borden Dead.
Fruit jar rubbers at Johnston
Bros.
A telephone message this morn-
announces the death of William
H. Borden, a prominent citizen of
who was well
throughout the state.
van hi in
B. S Mount,
in Sunday netting and
returned this
la Harper, of Wilson.
came in Saturday evening to vi-
her sister, Mrs. H. L. Carr.
W. S. Greer, of Baltimore, win
has been in town a few days,
for Kinston Saturday evening.
Miss Bertie of Henderson,
who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. P. M. Johnson, returned home
today,
Mrs. J. S. Keel went to Bethel
this morning in response to a
that her sister was very
sick.
C. W. Harvey and bride arrived
from Wrightsville Sunday evening
and will make their home at Hotel
Bertha.
J. A. Perry daughter, Miss
Helen, of Scotland Neck, came in
Saturday evening to visit Mrs. J.
F. Brinkley.
O. C. and went
to Grifton Sunday evening. He
returned this morning leaving his
family there for a visit.
Mrs. J. S. Barr, of Kinston, and
her guests, Misses
and Banks, of Wilmington, spent
Sunday here with relatives of
Mrs. Barr.
Jesse after spending
several weeks at Virginia Beach,
and visiting the northern markets,
returned home Sunday and will be
ready to handle the fleecy staple
when the new cotton comes in.
I is
. 1.1 X who has
Ills la
ll e ibis
J toward, of
in Monday evening to visit
daughter, M-s. J. G.
. . Kale and
Kinston,
-ante in I hi- u mi g lo visit Mrs.
i 111-- B--.
Misses Annie
e Hue in
g lien sister, M in.
v J.
M is A . Bowl n el in
, day from Plymouth,
sick
t Mr
Mis
Rocky Mount, who
been here visiting relatives,
a to today.
August
to Norfolk
today.
E. M. went to Rich-
today.
c. Baker returned to Lewis-
ton today.
G. . lineman went up the road
morning.
It. Washington, came
up
S. T. returned
finally evening from a visit to
Mrs. T. Ma-on took the train
lure evening to visit
relatives at Ayden.
Miss Olivia Cox, who was
visiting here, returned to Winter-
ville Tuesday evening.
it. Parker daughter,
Miss Ellen, returned borne Tuesday
evening e.
Mrs Eunice of Whit-
is visiting
Zeno Moore and II. T.
King.
Perry daughter, Miss
of Scotland Neck, who have
been visiting Mrs. J. F. Brinkley,
returned home morning.
Mrs. J. D. Bundy Dud.
The many friends
of Rev. J. D. Bundy, presiding
elder of this district, learn with
of the death of his wife
which at their borne in
Mount Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. Craven, of Tarboro, was
passing through the
evening train, and told friends
whom he saw at the depot of Mrs.
Bundy's death. He said had
been suffering slightly some days
from a boil on her but up to
Monday had no great
inconvenience it. Monday
night she was bitten by a
from which it is blood
poison set la, The poison
oped rapidly and she died Tuesday
afternoon.
New Mullets at If. Schultz.
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