Eastern reflector, 25 August 1905


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Stand Back. Cents.
Te railroad detective
Pope ha
be. ii reaping h .
tali alp .
ml yards
weeks, but of all their captures
that of B. K. a
cramp, the most amusing,
by his wit the nearly
escaped having thrown the I
into of laughter.
they approached
cried passionately m
with a well feigned sympathy ;.
his
from New Orleans, and has
had de yellow fever days I
back,
Hut of back the
closed in and the
was taken before Justice of the
Peace Barbee, where the
chapter in the e occurred.
Downing repeated before hie
that he had been bitten by
an and had felt
the symptoms of 11- dread disease
four days. But the justice told
the there w- nothing in
the world better a yellow lever
tramp than exercise on Wake
county roads where the soft
breezes, pleasant climate, nothing
but water and com and
North Carolina bacon would he
administered in moderate
quantities.
When Downing finishes his
thirty sentence he will be
permitted t e in n to New
Orleans , d l of his
here. News and
Observer
Good Entertainment.
The t u V id i
evening i tie era by it.
Imperial Mo o ill ; urn pi ;
goo I. i e re i-
extractive ii . as
There i of fun for boil
old. be the
a gives ; I i
bachelor who for a win
was the winning picture. n
lorry the attendance
The entertain in was all that i
was advert
BETHEL HEMS.
X C, An.- .
Ml- of Hum;
ton, who has b-i n visiting Mis
Lizzie tin . It yesterday i
Mi Bagwell, of t
Wednesday and Thursday with
Misses Elizabeth
Jim Cherry, of
cams lo last to vi-r
J, W. Thomas and J. A. Satan,
representing Taylor, left
Wednesday morning for
markets to purchase a fine line . f
d notions millinery.
They will be stalled by Miss
the milliner.
Frank Andrews, representing J.
K. Bunting, left Wednesday f. r
northern markets to purchase his
fall stock.
M. O. Blount is spending this
week in Rocky Mount on business.
Mr, Mrs M so
of Mt.
night to v -it relate i
VIABLE WONDERLAND OF ASTOUNDING ATTRACTIONS
e. T.
Gigantic
Marvel Sale.
; O
a.
in list
ho
A n eat
Charlotte, X. a up.
Hall, the who attempted i
criminal on Mrs. Mar
A ii ten. this Ben
fenced to m-v- year- in tin
penitentiary,
about . i i in
enough M .
j I-. I i .
mi i j ii
l. . e i-;, i
ye us in th p
that be t
th- I i . u ennui
the in- .
Excursion
U n u
to Norfolk on
run rail or shine. The train
b slopped at in
Va., to give a chance to tin
recent Tiers is
any oil- I I . .
i-i r accident.
J. H. O.
night from
M i 11-1 ,
name i i i
friends. It has caused mat
pi faces,
Miss Mat tie How ell, who has
visiting Mrs.
left Tuesday for home at Speed.
Misses Mattie Grimes
B M came in tins after-
noon from a visit to Norfolk aid
V Beach.
Mr. and Mr.-. I. M. Lloyd aid
i ii last week from a
visit to Wilmington and Wrights
villa.
Bethel High will open
fourth v . T. T.
Chandler as He comes
with ah; a u i one if
the best in the state.
Bethel he get such
an able a- Prof.
faculty will consul of Prof,
Misses Mattie Grimes,
Blanche , Minnie
music The fourth grade
teacher has not yet been elected.
Miss Jennie Carson spent
to- n shopping.
Miss Minnie left lat
for to visit
Miss Brown.
Miss A lee o. Fremont,
in last relative.-.
Mi-. name
in Tuesday to visit sister, Mrs.
W A . i, n- been
We i lad to know she is
improving.
Mrs. -I. B. Andrews, K
beth City, came, -l.-r o
visit .
a. has in
Washington n few day-, re-
turned Wednesday.
Batch Br -ion t u
j in Norfolk n
was well m
of Surprise, Delight and Satisfaction and
Offered Were Ex-pressed on all Sides by the Thousands
the Preceding Days of This SALE
WAIT A MINUTE
morrow will be a Red Letter Day
Magnet will again draw the Crowd when Bargains are Best and Biggest. Come early for
Work of a Million Hands will melt away Power of the low PRICES like the dew the Mid-
day Sun.
Anything you buy is a Bargain. The Wreckage of Values is complete. It will Pay You to make Your
both present and future needs. Judge our Sincerity by the Prices Quoted Below.
Sudden Change.
The blow that came along out
Wednesday night from
the made a sodden and
agreeable change in the weather,
the falling
degrees mar of the
wind made the more timid fear a
was coming, bit it
over. Ail
hi nun Can 1st Rifle
r B n-1- us that rats
causing trouble with bis
morning Mr-.
saw a rat in the i,
and getting a rifle took a shot at
him Drought the down
at the Idol and is read to try
the next one that nuts in up
Mara not.
an extended t
relatives near m
Verna Edmonton came ti
Miss
up last week to
relatives near hen-.
C. Mai
i . Florida. b
ii Bel tie
i I far as
I Jone
i Sunday from
MiSS Novella
In Greenville and ii-t nun
Mattie Whichard
Saturday where
had been visiting relative.
Mies Lizzie Beverly left last ,
week i-p-end a few days in
Min-i Essie in
this from and
spent last night in
i he country.
all IS
in
, . s HI i yard v
must in this sale
size Bugs go-
W-7
Hamburg special
val i. price, this sale k
regular Bo
Homespun must go
inn Best Apron check
gingham while lasts H
s. ii and in
law us
A ,.,,
sale
must go, all prices
for sale.
Wash Fabrics.
for. the
. .;,. ,
a Mm i .
. I
-.-. alt n
sate price i
. Chiffons Were
val
price
and Velvets.
A in silks that will
an
lit-.-.,
i i.- now
silk, all colors
at
velvet, a l shades,
worth
in. silk worth
Corsets.
graceful and
in all the eel-
i , i mi in military
i including
H ft H We
Other Beauties
Ail the now toes are
.-I the line
. x and we
k . -ii at to
Handkerchiefs.
do vii
regular
sale pi ice
Inn dozen bordered
met Ii
. Sc
white
and ii men's
i i
and valuer; on sale
specially
pure linen white hand
kerchiefs, neatly
regular grade for
Linens, Linens
in. Bleached Table Dam
ask regular val sale
iii. White Satin D
soil regularly tor
price
In. Bleached bat in Dam
ask a h to 1.50
quality; sale price
large s Napkins,
worth u sale
price
large Turkish
Bath Towels, sale price
Linen Crash, reg.
sale price
Pull White Crochet Bad
Spreads, real Marseilles
patterns value
pairs of Bleached Towels
reg. value; sale price
Men's Hats
Men's and Hats in
desirable shapes, worth up
to 11.00. at
Men's tine felt Hats, in-
values ranging
from at the
exceeding ion price of
Men's Hats iii Col urn
and Denver
in black and nutria
price SI.
All the newest shapes
as well as staple styles in
Huts that are sold every
where tor marvelous
sale price r
Staple Department Ladies Shoes and Oxfords
pairs of very
Quest of this seasons goods,
hand sewed lace or button,
all weights of sole.
kid. patent Russia calf
act They are fare the best
of any shoe brought to this
market, and they mail
sizes and widths, worth from
to DO. and
pick out from
down to
Ladies line kid shoes,
button lace, toe
and tip wort
of
in all popular leathers, also
white canvas, worth up to
sale- price l-c to
lie
yards
yard.-. Hope Bleach
yards Bed Seal A
Toil de Noon
Apron Checks, extra value,
worth
Host Calico American Indigo
Carmine Bed, all
Dress Goods
Crape and Voile
complete assortment
English Coverts and Damask
suitings
All wool
value
Novelty Suitings mid Fancy
Mixtures, Voiles
late Spring style
desirable shades
Black Cheviot in.
wide, worth fl 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 mere
and Worsted Pants
in all shades and pretty
stripes, all sizes, reg. price
all this sale in
Fine Fancy and Plain
Pants that
sold and I; sale
price
Fine that always sell
for ii and ft l, stripe,
fancy worsteds
all in sale at only
Pants I
regular
sellers; f 1.10
Knee Pants
pair of Knee Pants
worth up to sale price
fun pair of
prise
A of
lilies of
value and
price only, pair
Hose, Hose, Hose
Ladies fast black seamless
hose, regular price i-c tow
A line cotton list
black
line plain and lace
styles black hose,
now
ladies beautiful
hose, worth i
Children's fast blank rib-
be I hose, juice i.
Children's fast black
hose, price at
finest French
ribbed hose, regular price
good black
socks, regular made,
price at
Men's good fast back
and plain Bucks,
at
Suits
two niece suits,
single double
jackets worth
during this sale only
The novelty styles is
elegant -garments
that were always SO d at M,
all fro in this sale
Thirty distinct
facts in Ultra
able Knee Pants Suits, in
all the of novelties
and staple styles,
tie
too
Via
I He
lo
1.30
THE AMERICAN SALVAGE CO.,
of II lie In hi
in next month- w- see
it that North Carolina
-rill have an honorable part in
this and there will lie
some fine things said, for we have
speakers who know how to
farm, and talk to
Sun.
in Ci to It Ail,
A nil
ii a result -i u pain I nun
a . .-.
, II lilt I Ill-
Is I. mo I'm- they put u
n d l ii all. Tin y gentle Inn
Try
tin i In Ii Woolen,
Druggist
The Progressive Partner, the
foremost farm paper in the South,
is id vacating the idea tin- farmers
naming their farms and using
their correspondence printed
ll as do all other up-to-date
men.
Penalty.
A little ti lug sometimes remits
in death. a mire scratch,
insignificant out or puny boils
have paid death penalty. Ii
is vise to have
handy. It's the best
salve on and will prevent fa
when burns, lores, ulcers
and threaten, only at
J. L.
salve that heals a scar
is Witch Salve.
So remedy such re
lief. It draws out
soothes, cools and heals all cuts,
A sure cure
fur Piles skin diseased. De
Wilt's only genuine Witch
Hazel Salve, lie ware of counter-
are Sold
L. Woolen,
Suicide Prevented.
A Hurtling announcement that a
preventive suicide had been
will Interest
A run down system, or
invariably precede and
has i fen ml that
will prevent that
suicide likely. Al
thought of self destruction lake
toil in and will strengthen
the nerve- and up the system.
It's also u great liver and
kidney regulator. Only Mm-
guaranteed by I.
For nice brass
for dining room or
-111111, by the Carolina
Ste H. A. White.
find of Bitter Fight.
had u long and
right f.
up.
Everybody hail
collie. -Vs a raw lit
I King's Hew
The I
I u I on
D a few s. Vow I've
I my It
i all cough, throat and
j lung troubles by
h. Price
and I Trial tree.
We view with he
in the price at It
goes to show that the will
dearer in all the lime.
Star-
THE EASTERN
D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner.
and Friday.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
VOL. No.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA FRIDAY, 1905.
fin
Wit
A IMPRESSIVE
Place the Body of W.
E at Rest a Little Past
Midnight.
The i lie be
of I-;. ,
be- the a
Va.
. be ; rial Karl
bras
folk hour 1st a
large friends
Hailed .
no , Ida
It had In-, ii I II
the day the body e Is
kept
burial, but arrival it
found tn such
its long stay urn that
was deemed tn it
rally as Bo
taking the body to the
the when
more sorrow would have been
it to the heart n
wife an I I
midnight procession
formed and it- way to
Hill a
had been
pared.
It was as solemn s
as has ever
men with bowed heads
heavy hearts following in
measured tread in the silent hours
of the body of a friend to m
grave snow lbs
had come without B
when he was ii.
the lull of health and the
prune of
two hundred dad
the and not one was then
through curiosity, heart
was weighed will, tor the
deceased and with
By in pat by
fatherless
Two More
This MaKes Seventeen That Have
Recover, d
from S
the bod r
Of I -I SI
Hi m-
i I who
the bridge tender The other was
unknown
and supposed at
t-i lie Wane i, . n ,
TWO
Th Accident on
Saturday Night
there wag a collision
night at the
c. r test i H-
on beach ; n .
bu sere on i be pas
hint not I lie
can-it by Hie
pa--, ii -1 ear g lets an
i to- passenger ear s Is charge
o in h id Ii e i in
tinned on h .- ., . ,. , ,
of J-. and
Jones
passengers on the ear en Mrs.
J night alive well,
I i- a t
have been red hut there
are others y for
The bridge will b restored
tor in a i t so,
Mistake in Body
When toe first list Identified
lead mi the excursion
was sent here of Ma y
Jone. No
by name was known lure hot
It thought most be
who had gone on the
lien the tiling-
log the hollies and
arrived Mary d
were at the depot to meet
. , was injured and she was
body end sere gratified at
J ,, . also bruised; Mr. L.
her oil tin- tram
ankle Mi-S
and Misses
and
Mr. Mi.
Greenville, S.
Mis-
J; Ml. A. L.
Mr. Miss
Margaret
Mrs. of
K.
laud Bear, id
nil Ml Virginia
O three of the
Si hint, Mis win.
had ankle badly aid
Miss
right
was about the bod
ii whose
somewhat injured. The corn--
labeled Mary Jones was 1st el
identified i h
and he
people took b
k is a e
i. this ti
i. r.
nil.;
UNIDENTIFIED BODY.
Buried at One of Unknown
fire at Mount Olive.
Mosul N r , Aug
saw
,, ., when shipped to
Moore, K. Paul
I . I
firs me t-via dry
stores of X I. Ki-el on
The body i tun be-
the fated excursion rapidly
brought to Greenville on -tore Anon ft
Son, store of II. II. Hatch,
South,
If. J. Popes
making ten
off at
,. station. This one
and train,
that have put at
colored, and the box but a his
Wane., had
returned boom alive Then
was that perhaps this
was is
yet missing
upon u
a mostly color
H. i-.
H.
and J. I.
Al the grave services
dueled by It. It.
sad occasion were SI
Strong as
the words from
lips of the young i and a-
bi prayer to God In
behalf of young wife and little
there was Did
a dry eye nil assembly.
The company of sorrowing friends,
the open grave midnight, upon
which the stars looked silence
the silvery rays,
the pathos, sympathy and tender
with which everything
and made a scene i
impressive as never to he tot gotten
by any one present Daily
tor
Two
Two excursions to run
for colored people today were can-
celled. One them was to have
gone from Greenville and the other
from Plymouth, both Co Norfolk,
There was so much excitement
among the colored people because
tin- wreck excursion train
last week that the promoters of
these two were
they could get crowd enough
to pay fur the trains so tin
to cancel the contracts.
Pocket Picked.
J. J. lost f in small
change at the depot Saturday
night. He was in wail-
tin special thinks
that during the Jim around
car when the train arrived some
picked his pocket. He missed
the money getting hack down
ad, in the hope of Identifying It,
They ill said it Was not
Walker, and the was so de
was Impossible,
railroad tho hi d
buried.
It is likely that any
will ho shipped if they
found, as it ha- been long
since the that
is out question. la
decomposed condition it is danger
handle I tie bodies in ship-
ping.
Recovered Stolen Wheel.
Lath of Washington,
was here today after a bicycle that
had been stolen from the front
his residence ago
lie the wheel at
slop of W. K, Mom e and had
propel n heal urn to prof-
it was his property.
The wheel had left at Mr.
Moore's shop by a tit he sold
and W. M. of the
rural mail bought it and
had since been it. Neither
Mr. Moore Mr. knew
mime of the carried
the wheel to shop. The wheel
to Mr Latham.
Governor Glenn has offered a
rewind of for the arrest and
delivery to the sheriff of Pitt
county William Williams,
colored, who murdered Lawrence
Hopkins,
real the new Hotel Gladys
mi
Th total loss is
a total
T. Keel i the heavies I
loss, i; being hi-
ail Oh-
Card of Thinks
To many good people and
friends Pill and
hi the many Greenville and
We desire to ex-
our gratitude and
thanks for their many
of hoy,
Wiley, was so unfortunate
to lose his life. We d
our In his and our
behalf in this our sad bereavement.
May God hie. a them all.
M.
and wife, I.
Aug. Ill,
Violating Squirrel
Tub ha- been told
the law against shooting
is being violated almost
dully by people various pails of
tho county. It is against the law
to hunt squirrels in Pitt county
between tho lira of March and
Hi November. If the names
of persons known to he
tin- law are reported to
or the jury at September
curt they will lie indicted.
Both Should Be Careful
We notice I ion horse-
frightened by the street sprinkler.
A little care of the part of people
on the street with horses also
on the part of the id the
sprinkler would be a safeguard
against an accident.
OF DOLLARS.
A Million May Drop of
be
.
f Mi
by I
tn I
; i lie a
i of ,,
.- a .,
hi i, .
The , ; ,
d . . . ,. .,.
b, Mr. IS
bat It , ,, nil t H
N ti Hi
inspection, Io
hank i x.-m i-
The story
Mr. I'M was on i f lie
property sod slave
iii K stern
I the .,, while
College at .
N , he i e i e
will a young by
who was for
ion. out
he was on eve quitting
tin- before be bad i
when Mr. the
I money for to his
e Th- young us . a-
in-
a Ii
SCI ii- I-c a a . t
i n
. cheek fiats
urn n, an J tin- be endorsed
Till;
.-i t ; hut
i-ii I.; I, M.
a t hick, ti if is
sill be . mil i . .
ii is us old and
a halt Mr,
city, .,
hi I II.-.-
CRIME OF EAVES DROPPING.
SOCIAL.
No.
Solicitor l-l i
nine W i
e In-had been in
. .
d Mrs. A. Bowen
M i inn i. . ire u
,. from K
i. in
i i
Mr. sod Mrs.
it hi in . it I.
If is. A.
U visiting her sister, Mrs. II. L.
Mrs L II. Lee and children
returned tins from a visit
ti fill
Mrs, Z T. Vincent returned
evening from a visit to
I A. has
s tn her old home In
Virginia.
Cobb, of Norfolk, came
evening Io see his father.
C Cobb
P. i. . of Du
. he.
. . Will-,
left
.- Mi-.
g ;.
it. M ti j to
Mia. I i i will I .
d is K . I in w to
Mrs. went to
S morning.
M Kite ii. y i
H ,, evening.
i J m ibis
mil i from a
Mr. a d Mis. J. A. came
Ion
Buck, of spent
day here his brother.
of Florida, came
lay to v his
Ii C. v. ,. ,. . ,,
ha- I n e a .
ii . i I hi-
Mi -I H and i
Mi
this from a to
,. , I . I .
visiting M
rel i nine
II. II
Mr. Mr. .
i Neck, e in
eve I t to visit his Esther,
J. A.
evening
he bad
; a
M Mrs. G
to l; . f o,
at .
mi . bouts I his mi ruing.
Mr K.
I H c i-o o. n evening
-in H vi-ll to aid
Mount, came in evening
Ii Mrs.
i.
and
M ml t Ball tics
, i,. royals for
Mrs. I.
Miss of Rocky
Mount, who has been visiting her
Pitt County
This
A mi I I
tin- Sup i- y-
mi . eh t
i mi in t
clime
nil i ii
null, eh I he
dwelling lion e ml peeped
into Hearing family
to the tub
milking etc,
modern law,
in window
a house, e loll
i thin in- been
guilty the under
law. Tins II I .
of this kind ill US I
Is said tilers In- ii
other In lbs
Odd Take Notice.
There Will lien special
of tonight K
o'clock. Deputy Grand
Master D, will be present
work of second de-
will be exemplified on two
candidates for the degree.
W. P.
Bee, Secretary
Evans and
,,. , , tin-
i- , o- who have I
. in Ii g.
I he nil and
Has a Fire.
N.
-1.-About o'clock evening
v. and Edward I fire started the large dry
Forbes retained from Norfolk house of S. Company,
night on the special train The lire
that the body of W, K In shoe
Tuesday, August -j-2.
thought one time it would
in- imp . c in overcome the
this morning . the entire brick
row adjoining would he
hut the hen the fire
Preserving
pears at M.
Died.
Mrs. Hen ha Kennedy, wife of
It. M. Kennedy, of died
about i h i- morning at
the home of her father, Isaac C.
near Mrs.
Kennedy with her four small
children came here about a month
to visit her father. She was
taken sick of t ins week.
for
A. A. I'm lies went up the road
illuming.
II. H. Harris, of came
in this illuming.
Mi- Nancy Coward returned
i his morning from Ayden,
Mis. Fannie Norfolk,
II Visiting Alls.-
MiSS Mamie returned
evening a visit to
Stokes,
Mr. Skinner and little
Francis, went lo
today.
Mi-. A. W.
i turned to Scotland Neck this
, mug.
Miss Maud Anderson went to
Monday evening to
I visit friends
W. T came
evening from
Buffalo Springs,
Bi-Governor and Mrs. T. J.
left Monday for
and
Hawks has returned
from bis vacation and is again in
charge of the passenger train.
II. H. Chapman left
evening lo take a few days
at i die other
points.
department were dually rewarded
with after a
St ill
i lie n -is ll in . i I- ml nil -II ill
mill .
Knows Preparatory ml.
Having had, since
-in the near
X. for one year, two
for two and one tor three
vat-. I f,. I pi roil to say that I
nave nothing to regret as to send-
them there, taking
elation the deal ruble general and
environments, Including
health, Influences, physical
mid their general
methods of hoy.
I know no heller
school for boys and young men.
I. Heath,
Charlotte Rational Hank.
Sentence Commuted.
The sentence of death against
Li for kilting Guy
Walston, in Lemur county last
September, been commuted to
life Imprisonment, strong
were sent Glenn
for this change the sentence,
and alter fully considering
merits of the case he grunted it.
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Boa;.
Lye. M. n- Food, Matches, i,
Cot,;, Seed
feeds, Apple,
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you CREDITORS.
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A PROCLAMATION THE
REWARD
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
EX
; Ia i before tin
ii i I.
of the Will and
Mi
not i. , to
led to the ii
d to the
i m ;
ii ii-i the same tor
twelve month- from
date ii be in bar
recovery.
This -lay of July. 1905
E. Brooks,
A.
CATTLE
tun- ox, white red. marked crop
in left,
and one heifer, white and
color, marked crop and half crop In
left ear. in right have been
my two or three years.
Owners are notified to rail for same
and pay J. A.
R. F. x. c.
ii once a w a .
OF DISSOLUTION.
Whereas, Information has
been at department that
William murdered Lawrence
Hopkins, of Pitt county, whereas,
it appears the said William
has Bed the State, or so con-
himself that the process
of law be served upon h-m.
Now. therefore, I. R. u,
of the State Of The firm of Tunstall Smith was
by of authority in me dissolved by mutual consent on June
rested by law, do issue this my let. 1908, C. D. Tunstall purchasing
u reward Fifty of W. J, smith m the
for th-i and de C. Tunstall assume all
It I n Williams to i liabilities of the firm all amounts
the sheriff county at the Court- be paid Iii him.
house in and do enjoin 1905.
the State and all good D. Tunstall.
citizens in assist in bringing; said i W. J. Smith,
criminal to justice,
Done at our of Raleigh,
14th day of . in the vein- of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and
and In the one hundred sod 29th
year of our Amer can Independence.
By the R,
Private secretary,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
The of the Superior court of
Pitt county having issued
to me. the undersigned, on
the th day of July, 1905, on the es-
of William notice
given to all person
,.,,. . , , ed to the estate to make Immediate
William is a dark mulatto to the undersigned, and to all
weighing about lo or creditor to present their
pounds shouldered, claims properly to the
with some defect in his eyes, win undersigned within twelve months
gives him the appearance of being after the date of this notice or
ore eyed; between or years of will lie plea in bar of
to
recovery.
This the 27th of
Britt,
i v the .
Ill
Britt.
S. M. Jones.
Clerk Superior
Moore.
IV. Tucker.
Reg of
Hams.
T. White.
William
D. Cox.
Board of C
Cox, Chairman, B. M.
Whitehurst, L. C. Arthur.
Superintendent Education
W. H.
keeper C E.
i .
K. Nobles,
i men Le Fleming
t Col h. K.
W . A. Bowen, A. II. Taft,
C. s. T. E. Hooker,
J. C.
Mayor K. M. W.
I,, tut.
M r J. V.
J. T Smith;
i A. Clark, W
Kite R.
man.
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.-v. S. Cong e-
Ion. I. II.
i in- Ii
i Sunday schools
. m.
Rev.
pastor. Services every .
Sun lay. W. II.
of .
School.
Christi ii R. v, H. Fl Mo
I . it v
day. W. R. Parker Super- N
Sunday School.
K. Cox,
rector.
and third Sunday. h
Brown
Sunday School,
Free Will
H.
Service every Sunday night j
and fourth morn-
Methodist Rev J A
day Services every Sunday
ii S Pritchard
dent Sunday School
Frederick
pastor. W B Dove
Superintendent Sunday
School. Preaching
1st, 2nd and 3rd Sunday,
and night, except
service at
LODGES
Greenville Lodge No. A
F A M, meets 1st
3rd Monday nights hi each
month R Williams,
J. M. Reuse, Sec
Covenant Lodge No. no,
F Meets every Tuesday
night. I. N R
L Can, V O W V Evans, I
Sec
Tar River Lodge No. K oil
Meets every I
night E G Flanagan, C
T J Moore. K of
Tribe No
I O R M, meets every
Wednesday night
Harris, Sachem; W
wards, C of K
Pitt Nona, u a
M, meets every Monday
night E H Evans,
H B Tripp, RS.
announced by the South-
Railway from points
on its lines for follow-
Special
. Spring, Pueblo,
Grand the c,
lei l to 1905.
i. in, P., Mill
taut
K ,
P l lie , I.,
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i. is hi . I;
. hi . special i
.-.-. Pacific t .-i.
In I i .- i-. 1905.
in. . mi
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Announcement
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K. VERNON. T. P. A.
N.
J. H. WOOD, P. A.
N t.
. Pi if
M . i. r Lie i
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SOUTHERN CO
N.
Steamboat Service.
We beg leave to announce that we are
Wholesale and Retail
tors
White Lead, Paints, l
I Colors, and and I
Ready Paints.
There is no line in the world better than I
the Harrison line. It has behind it a cent
reputation for honorable wares and honorable
dealings.
If you use the Harrison Paints you 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 Special Prices.
in, i
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Baker Si Hart
in
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para,
E. N. C,
ill
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to change
Washing.
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North,
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i No
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out i
II
in. X. .
A., Green-
I lite,
C. ill ii. T. and
r. N. o k,
Convulsion,
FitS, then
Epilepsy.
Dr. Restorative
has been so successful in
curing these brain-wrecking
diseases that there is every
reason to believe that even the
most hopeless cases can be
benefited, if not fully restored.
We will be pleased to refer
any one thus afflicted to many
who now enjoy the blessing of
health, alter years of hopeless
suffering.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF
GREENVILLE, N. C
AT THE OF BUSINESS MAY 29th, 1905.
Discount 1153,151.46
Overdraft, 6,857.74
Overdrafts,
stocks, securities,
All real estate 3,000.00
Due Banks 52,933.67
1,101.84
Gold Coin
Silver Coin -Hi
0,871.001
1841,486.581
Sus-k paid in 26,000.0
Surplus, 35,000.01
Profit
Paid 7,250.72
Deposit to check
out
TO THE PUBLIC.
When you have a suit
pair of to clean or press,
I only turn out
first class work. Also working
over altering Prices
very reasonable. Satisfaction or
your money Give me a trial.
FRANK HOPKINS.
Hack of Davit Barber
Greenville, N.
LAMER HILLIARD,
N. C.
MARBLE MONUMENTAL WORK
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Iron Fencing Sold.
a tint had I'm in
t- i by fits of
the worn he
Incurable. I
fur Without After
n . became p- id o
him f-r the
lie
I hero nearly years, but
t ho
him home July 1901 in awful
Ii- i h i almost
entirely. hardly knew one of
family; not n find bis bed;
n k. Ho fr to
a day. urged to
Dr. Mil- and before th. first
bottle w a chance
fT r. We have it
be baa but
two light snails last
and th-n ha was not well other
ways. We him
can work an-1 n If any one
wishes to ask any nm tilling
they are pt to d-.
H.
Dr. Miles It told by your
druggist, who will guarantee that the
first bottle will benefit. If It fails, he
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart,
Carolina,
County of Pitt.
I Little, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above true to the best of knowledge
JAMES L LITTLE.
Subscribed and sworn, to before
this 7th day of June, 1905
J. TYSON.
Notary Public.
Correct Attest
J. O.
I A ANDREWS,
R KING,
Scientifically
Constructed.
ULTRA,
A Shoe for
Women.
THE ULTRA SHOE for women
is made with careful
to the most minute details and
s so perfected in its numerous
stylos there is no other
man's shoe on the market selling
at the price the Ultra its
superior, if its equal.
TONSORIAL PARLOR,
Hopkins, Daniel Davis, Props
Cleanliness our
Only experienced men em
ployed. Opposite
Hero is the fundamental basis
of a perfect shoe. employ
our own export designers, and
every Ultra Shoe is made over
scientifically constructed
to the closest variations
of width and size in woman's
footwear.
The Ultra every
requirement of the many
whims of
We carry SHOE, for men, in Oxfords, Tans, etc
Pulley Bowen,
THE HOME OF WOMAN'S ONS.
Subscribe to THE REFLECTOR.
.,
OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT.
J. M. BLOW, Manager and Authorized Agent-
-es . AYDEN, N. C.
, -2-.
Mi- II. two
and
have been visiting
their relative, J. W. Taylor.
for Daily
we
neat In receiving tub
fie
in arrears. We have a list
all who mail
this office. We also take orders
for job printing.
K. Lyon, near
ville, was a pleasant visitor in
office Monday.
Hart Jenkins is the place
get your this as the are
M. H. line
can you a lit.
Sunday a young wan
called at the borne of J. II
applied for the
of assistant cotton
Mr. Harrington asked for in
which were prompt I
furnished, they Stating the
that the applicant was a
democrat and would the future
tender yeomanry service in tin-
cause which Alfred has mo long in
times passed fought
achieved many victories, is
season farmer will he
greeted upon the platform by Ibis
noble, son of a noble sire. Go .
blood will tell.
to see Hart Jenkins
when yon need to
your feet, pave you
and you something to
foot. We carry nicest best
ever saw. Try a
and lie convinced.
Mis of
1- -it last wk with her sister,
Mr. Hart.
If you need in
com., Hart Jenkins.
The fall and winter session
the Free Will Baptist
will begin next Monday, Align
28th.
E. E. Bail Go. will do all they
possible can to please you with
their new line of heavy and fancy
groceries.
If, at the News Observer
there were no more
killed in the wreck at Bruce
station, we imagine the railroad
officials ate highly elated. But,
was that all.
received, line of
and can fit you up in any style
or price.
Mrs. Irwin Jenkins,
came up on the train Sunday and
spent the day with Mis. S. A
Jenkins.
J. A. Harrington, cotton weigher
at this point, for his
restive spirit an intent
purpose to the public in
a faithful and creditable manner,
has just purchased a large pair of
pound Fairbanks scales. Now
our friend- can rest assured
Mr. weights will
always bear the test.
J. Raymond Turnage, formerly j
of has gone into,
business here. He has rented
two large brick stores
built by G W. B. and will
a general merchandise
business. He has already received
right many goods and his stores
will be among the handsomest in
Ayden. J. T. Smith, Jr.,
with R. Smith Urn. bat
accepted a clerkship with
We bespeak for Mr. Turnage a
very liberal patronage.
That rock at J. R. Smith
Bro., is the can
for my stock. They only eat
they want of it a lime.
Miss Annie Lewis, i
visiting
notion king cultivators,
plows extra blades J. R
Smith
Mrs. T. J. Johnson and
are visiting up road.
Gall on Hart Jenkins for a bar
rel of Columbia Flour, none better
to be had anywhere.
Misses and Maggie Bar-
of have been
the past week with the
family of K
That last ear choice bay J,
R. Bro., received is Una
Mis. Weeks has returned to bet
home in Neck.
freshest loaf bread
the oven at Mo
James Green, rt. F. Manning
K. of Winter-
Ville, were here . while las
Friday.
J Smith and daughter,
May, spent in Green-
Luther was n
Greenville on business the
day. He is fat chubby aim
likes with the boys wherever he
are r
daily new groceries aim
light from the
a mite little miss the
of Mr. Joe We haven't
met her yet, but I hey I el I u- Dial
she is just the cutest and
in lie i-
little jewel of the house-
hold. We shall pay our respects
i little later on.
Carlos Harris says that
Town am Country paints
colors are by far the best goods
he ever used and that it
knocked out several other
brand a test at last
s This paint i sold by
U. Smith k Bro
J. Moore went to Kit.
returned
a have
moved into their new brick store
south side Main street
an J. Hims
Sunday Baltimore and
other northern cities the put
pose of purchasing their full
winter go.
A c seats for
the are simply the
seat on the market
i. a t
man and in
one of
recent wreck Brace Station,
front iii- cat he was in
was completely
in water in looking he
see people the
fighting like demon In
to get nut. It is terrible to
We keep Furniture. Mattresses
Bed Springs, Cook Stoves, Bab
etc , up
Tobacco mine, thermometers,
etc. I'm sale n
TO
A just returned from the
Philadelphia Optical College and
graduating a special
the human eye, in science
of optic-. In able pie
pared i
f i i hat any
in C I a e will
any ease i t k , or i
train, dull hurting, bum
in eyes, r eyes with
or low vision, on
guarantee, relieve tie
ind give entire satisfaction to the
or no charge one cent. The
per cent, of all
and originate
of refraction and eye
strain. It is dangerous to pro
your eyes call
Glasses sue the only
remedy for errors of refraction
eyes. Any style or form of
given desired. As ml
references as arc in the county
furnished on application.
J. W. Taylor, Ref. D.
Those art squares, that
received
arc beauties.
Oranges, apples, bananas and all
kept by A
A Tyson are guilty of
Selling their bed
steads Cheap, They are daisies.
Those Royal Felt Mattresses
. Tyson handle ate
the equal of anyone the market.
We will beginning on
day June 21st oiler for cash our
stuck of clothing, dry
notion, shoes hats at prices
before of in the to of j
Ayden, Our stock is too large
and we take this means of
same. We have just gotten a
large lo plaids we are run-
at per yard, white sheet-
per C. Jackson
k Co. Ayden, N, V.
Get the Cox cotton planter the
best on market at J. Smith
Bro.
Those white and tan slippers at
J. R. Smith A- Bro., are
for children I have seen this
season.
I do know J. B. Smith A
Bro., have the prettiest and ti
cent calico in town.
neat 5-room house with gar-
den and all necessary out houses
located on main street a good
neighborhood, for rent by J. R.
Smith Bro.
Old man what makes you always
go to J. R. Smith Bro., to do
Dr. Joseph Dixon
AND
Brisk Block, Beat
Ayden, N. C.
SAULS
PHARMACY
Ayden, N. C.
White Front Shop
OPPOSITE J. A CO.
Sharp and
Work
COSMETICS A
Thanking one all for you pas
patronage and hoping fr your con
Yours
S. J. NOBLES Prop.
FOR SALE
One Saw cotton
gin, one power cotton
been used two seasons Good
as new. M.
s w b m
FOR SALE
One Bradley Gin-saw good
as new. cheap for cash.
L. A. Edwards,
It. F. No.
V I,
STATEMENT OF
THE BANK OF
N.
At business May W
RESOURCES.
I n I Die
Furniture and
Demand
from Banks,
mi
Cold Coin. I
Silver Coin,
National Hank notes
her . S
Total,
pins
i.
i .
-n- ii. check,
i ii
iT.
Total
I I fill
. r.,. .
GET YOUR SUPPLIES
Now
Everything Went th
nice Go
Candies, Nuts, c. n
our store.
carry a large supply cf
Goods
JOHNSTON bROS.
The Cash Grocers.
bi
way c
Pickles,
had
; c
t t
D. W.
in-M II.- IN
Groceries
And Provisions
Cotton Bagging and
Ties always on hand
Fresh floods kept con-
in stock. Country
Produce Bought Sold
D. W.
GREENVILLE
North Carolina.
Conviction Follows Trial
When buying loose coffee or anything your happens
to in his bin, how do you know What are
getting Some queer stories about coffee that is sold in bulk,
could told, if the people who handle it cared to
speak out.
Could any amount of mere talk have persuaded millions of
to use
Lion Coffee,
him relate his experience, lie i- your I can
badly hurt about the head and always get any thing I want from
leg foot, which was caught I the boys.
under a which he had much Fancy candies, oranges,
difficulty in extricating, is badly and bananas at K. K. Dull Go's. Central
and lacerated. He Simplex guano distributors, Cox; spy M y,
to his home and will be for several ,,, planters repairs at J. R. j Sh
Friday j Bro. LT
were taken from the train bare, .,.,. for men
one of them, will be
Her home was at from now the end of
to which place newest and latest drinks will on s, A. I,., road inn
carried the day following, Our he found there. If you
deeply sympathize with nu-e try them.
unfortunates. j, a Smith A Br. gives mi
Something new in Ayden J. R. . IV
Smith a Bro., have bought whole eggs than
car load of cooking and heating
stoves, and you can get your choice; E K. A C.
by coming at once. market lot beet, fresh meal
the leader all package coffees for over a quarter
of a century, if they had not found it to all other brands in
Purity, Strength, Flavor and Uniformity
This popular LION oil
can due only lo Inherent merit. There
Is no stronger proof of merit than con-
and popularity.
II the verdict el MILLIONS OF
HOUSEKEEPERS does not convince
you the merits LION COFFEE,
It costs you but a to buy a
Is the easiest way lo
convince and lo make
you a PERMANENT PURCHASER.
in
pun a. it left
actor.
on
Save the.- fin valuable premium,
SOLD BY GROCERS
EVERYWHERE
SPICE CO., Toledo, Ohio. p-
ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN
WILSON. C
For Male and Female.
The soda fountain II School for boys and
in service i Splendidly located Warren
the one mile from depot,
latest will
on a acre farm.
For further information ad
dress the Principal or Associate
Littleton, N. c.
V.
I'll
A c
Say have you seen
Simplex fertilizer distributor at
new
sun.
sage, fresh
I fail in see Cannon
J. R, Smith A Bro. It puts u out j ,,. ,. .,
in any quantity you and docs are
I ha ii lot men v.
W. Taylor, our optician Ir
now back again from the
not waste any at the ends row
and it is a cheap machine.
For peaches, apples, corn
tomatoes, apply to R. K. Optical College, where he
graduated a special course h
Ladies misses and children black optics, ready to
tan and white slippers all sizes at ,,., service than before
those from weak eyes
I. R Smith
The ladies say that Caution
Tyson have the prettiest line of
dress town.
Lee lime is for
crop a farmer should use it
freely, J. R. Smith Bro.
Did you you could get one
if the old time Gophers and
size blade want at J. R. Smith
IV.-n
ii
and i
and Lite
o.
Open- r
.-
P.
I.
COLLEGE,
Art,
. . . ii
; ii A. II. i , . s
or
--s.
and of glasses.
Slippers, lawns straw
are being sold extremely cheap
cash by Tyson.
Don't forget that Cannon
Tyson can supply your wants in
almost anything in furniture.
hay, oats, ship stuff, wheat
brand, cotton seed bulls and meal
on hand.
Best
Lighted
House
in the
State
Best
for our
Customers
and their team.
Ir
Greenville, N. C.
Farmers bring us
The Brick.
We will always work tor your interest
and guarantee lull market price,
BRINKLEY USHER.
Force who are
Always
to see you
D. S. Spain
Bookkeeper
B. T. Bailey
. S. Hardy
Floor Manager
Ed. Harris
or
Calculator.
POOR PRINT
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THE EASTERN REFLECTOR
ii
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ii , N. C, class matter.
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On
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University says rule
everything The professor is an
, u-i v
A certain professor of the Chicago Proper Needed at Draw-
It is n p Ki is
i r water. We an on -e.
misc. ii i ,,, for e
a i rage K
water.
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and i
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mid
I i i lean and
and Ind it ,
it ins ob
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rations to the state board of in
Is. Thai Is
i;,, i .-I i ii should ob
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to the d be inn
an .,, i I legislature
slate institute a n required
make detailed sin ,
operations t,, the -t board of in-
c ts. I reports
. i the I i I
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sin e hope no
in-
ill.- IT rent lathe fearful
k yesterday the open draw-
i Atlantic Coast Line
not even of Norfolk
were mostly colored people ho
Lr not i ads, ii is
scarcely d be expected that
ii. reform in i b care of draw
bridges in providing safely
appliances against the
similar will result
American idea is get
n demand development,
progress, speed. And, as a result
have each year a casualty list on
railroads greater than the number of
-in wounded in any
battle the world's history,
the other as a substitute
lie -1. of human life we
, ii insure
and i, course to the courts
all III
a;
VALUES
Tl i- . i iris
not pet
the I
V cam
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tell
The . s in S .- . i
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t -it city
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the . II i,
, Sultan for a
son in law.
ii Marl . , S I
i nor and for
r. Ii a c , I ,
out
It-iS aid the
party a great brass I .,
that name before.
I v, ii say you re inti n t
in a chamber of c mini n e or
of trade for yon
and I
town could be In I, through J
ii on the part of the o
men
ii . in i i-
. i i gel a date
I r
s, .- , sentiment
i on
i U tile
Some politicians are about bi-
as a hole in a bucket of water where
you have stuck your finger in and
pull id out,
An liner which recently
arrived in V w had
on board We guess I he passengers
had a squally voyage
Tin- increases in danger.
A citizen died a few days
ago of blood resulting
from a bile of one of I he insects-
Booker denies
ho escorted Mies into
the Saratoga room.
blame him for being ashamed of it.
Some citizens are re-
infernal machines. No ex-
have resulted though
the authorities are hunting for them.
Russia will not any more
than she is compelled to. and Japan
wont take any more than she can get.
This is about the size of the whole
thing-
It an
is. lo the
teach Ann ; ans
I I earth is Sat, It is u
this pin t if the country,
will find that In r tin
. bun i earth.
sing it Till
. k is iii, opinion a
c i d be ii i hi ii us ii e
II ; J v. i
id have never
led are not
in , , i. hut we
express of opinion from
I i- n here they I live n
d u every
are If the
t i gel
move J a Pin
i home , reunion and
I f i. . . that
i i are
business man.
ville to have
will ,
of co-operation in the
r, st- the V; n
bellow and the Bill.
It a gloomy soul that not
bright lining under the
dark cloud and that does not get a
I iii-iii out its own distresses. I
e The Southwestern
Presbyterian, of New Orleans, o m-
spoken, I do not let it in talk, plains that while thousands of dollar
are due it on the subscription list,
Mormons in Dan i
who are suing for i damages,
that they been treat-
in during the
last weeks, in a time of
when even the most obdurate and
haul hearted debtor ought lo feel his
ed have if trail i
pity move And yet, in its tempo-
and Cheek. .,. poverty, item laugh at u timid
tell the tale is proof they have frightened subscriber, a woman, who
been treated too instead for nearly two years, and who
writes excitedly to stop paper
that she will remit the
, loads in, i
. ability
d , III
had n ii, . to U ,. I
bridge u I i I nun who
,. i Ii Iii en bud f
; in s. i. .;, now
and this is not n ion u i him
I lie general Ii . j o put the
n tin , r. But a
drawbridge there s be more i I
iv check tin, I Ins ii
i I his loud
lake tor having trains down
. the draw bridge is
i y none, for the engineer
ii I the recked excursion ran
in up draw before
ill it , ell.
I I IV
,. . , I ii- from being
. the eked train, I r
it . tie precautions taken in
i, wrecks are
i ., all
Ah in best thing we can
. whatever steps
, I a taken prevent
drawbridges. We
not s,,, tin-
i railroads, should be made
s law every train or sin.
. one i f these at
in-, , hi i use sin old be allowed
., I it n only niter a
been made by some one
i i i in ii away from the draw to
I .,,. h train ling i to
by
Southern railroads have in
I the excuse of poverty to
i employing good men,
them good
proper devices and
mi t prevent accidents
yesterday- Norfolk
Negligee Shirts
We have only n few mire of the 1-2 Size
Negligee left, are the greatest
the Season.
You an buy grade in this size
for cents and grade for
Con these values are ill dis-
posed of
Values
THE KING CLOTHIER.
C Stoves Ranges,
Pumps, Am-
munition, One and Two Horse
c Plows, Heat Cutters and
In fact anything
in Hardware come to
II. L. CARR
.
As night have been expected, the
Rev. Mr. Fife says the reports that
his gold mine projects had gone in
the bands of a receiver were a patch
of lies.
counties in
Carolina are they call
or coming
s they day and send
out invitations I,. all the natives who
have from the county to
come together in a reunion and have
a festive n. We like the idea
sad Pitt county adopt
it. There sire a number of our
citizens elsewhere in this and
fever is The editor says that
seems to think New Orleans
has quarantined against or
money orders Send us one or the
a Moral in
you see how smoothly this
tile bit machinery is
a scientific man to bis son.
have put a few drops of oil on it-
is the reason. Sow take a
lull this and cast it among
the The son hesitated.
will running,
he, how inn it ever be
cleaned iV lather smiled.
are my to bis
machinery, But I notice that you
habitually 1.11 sand throwing
other thin and as the lad looked
Mussed, added, manners
are the drops of nil upon the delicate
wheels of life. Bad manners are
the of sand that clog and
ruin i ts usefulness. You hesitate to
cast into this machine. Can
you not be as wise where life
A judge out West rendered a de
other, madam, and we will assume L-, d ,
all the risk of infecting us ; k d a moral and legal to bray
addition, we cheerfully to whenever the moved him
fumigate all sent especial-1 might
all just in town of
talks over the j N Y- a
Chronicle. j curfew law has been put in force by . y,,,,,,
the social board of health. By this , .,,. .,
Colonel Cunningham make s a are prohibited f . t it
Iowa the young lady.
That's business-
The young lady loves the young man.
That's her business-
Soon they will ninny,
That's their business-
The minister will marry them,
That's his business
When married they will need--
All kinds fancy groceries, bread, cakes, fruits, etc.
Thats our business.
J. A.
i nil limit u scar
i, .
liver,
II Bill I
.
WINTERVILLE
Tins I
.
is authorized to rep
in Winterville and territory.
W . , Aug. .
Hardy Johnson is visiting
All colors
at
Livery an, tee
whips and
One ii i
lulled down
now
near Ayden.
Pit County Oil
Company can now supply your de-
for cotton meal and
bulls at lowest market price-. and there Is
Miss Olivia Cox spent Monday will be
in Greenville. Prices
A. W. Ange Co., are selling Co.
They sell a pretty
shoe to W. Ange
Chapman, of Greenville, . yo R ,
A. W
i, iI
Unit.
-table-,
W.
heel w
j .-. n
r in v rial n
i -i ,, n.
,. . . A. .
the II,
Ci
If it n
The Difference Between These Two
Carpets Explained.
By a In-I.-.-,. and
by side a clears
. . I about the
carpel which are absent
from the In
there i- a . lout
guarantee I lacks that
. i . . char-
. II , . .
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
.
Reduction
I in
. Son was for
hat . now
i ii
came in Monday night Io spend
sometime parents.
We en F. a. Haddock, of Out
end, in town week
plies of A. W.
Johnson is visiting
in I
line of aid cape is
received, latest styles. Harrington i
Mi s and slater, of
Greene county,
nod Sunday at the home of
their u cm . K Johnson.
V hen
sen j if- go in,
a l. it o , have received iii. .
the first car load of brick for toe T
in livery he . .,
erected on the cornet of y r, ; i;.,,.
Main streets .- . .-. ,
Ayden, fUlL, , . , ,, ,,.
pleasant caller in our village Sun- , ,
cheap
Ci.
i h an
i ice
We bays
, -t nice-i Hen's,
Youth's an I Clothing ever
in ville. Conic mid ,
iii; Bar
. I'll
goo i values
, r A
such is
I that was n
now
Sc Lawn now
hi now
White . ids
II i- now
Also n great reduction in all
kinds Spring and Summer
Dress
the former. I due i, ., TL ,,. l
cost marK they speaK. The economy
i- a yarn and u
. it pi lone
offerings and in the t are within easy
in . a J
investigate is c
supplying your every is warranted in the
aid be c ill vino id
A. W. Ange Co.
II
u i r.
in need and f kinds, at prices m
Harrington, , ,
low
I pi
w.
seed.
-B.
day.
The A. G.
Company are making om the
comfortable desks
the market, which they
s.-ll n very v I . We hope
of ill, the
ill avail a
of I sure
. drug
mi I.
in I'll,
enclose
c,
sell
In i c
. .
bin i, i t .
i- Si
I,
II
his
. a
for
orders i nursery -1
county. Poi i ii-
stamp.
V not her large shipment of -1 es
II styles and sues and prices vi
reasonable. Harrington i et
Ci
Black spec
for the
, fr i
e in
B, T. Cox Hi .
II . now mi ii mil i
. lid
-v Co
., i. hi i .- I Ml i here
may be from o
chances i from
active
With a conduct
one can do mount
without fatigue
; adds a per c
ones earning
It can
by, and only by
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE.
ARNOLD'S
W i t
J to. I, Coward
I-.
a live
i I,. ends
d r
la.
I call to ill
. of
I end are
i . I hut in
, , nil
face ; urn .,;
. a
I, i iii n
ii-i
, . i . . n of co
. .
re i i n I
In a tit
n i
in. I a or-
off ti .
B ill
to tie
Tl
t in the I
I .
the cl i I
e a
to the
two .
Two more c r then
.,
l be
Co., i car load
they will i ell a
Will KI tit- I.
and IV a i,
Monday in town. While here
Dr. Dawson for
brother, Thomas,
High
opening
our I In
orders for sucker boogie.
mail ha- been sweeping
before his own the result
Is we have i nine of I be be.-t side-
walks in the Si speak- well
for our town aldermen goods and
who have canted such great m- a Co.
w ho raise
Twenty-live lie -applied with tin
tale by A. Osborne Mowing
Mfg. Oft.
ml to
e pl mi-
ll- i Ill ,
i-
., I hi iii, I i i not lie
ii and
i h ,., let-. These
H I .,, mil
lit , the
the bowels.
by . L. I
. u . i
nil
In matte, ,. id betel
, . , Nothing on Hie Market to
Hi,, and
p tired n should he I rhea Remedy.
-earing gin . B.; fuel is well know n to
ye
T. Cox and carry a line gists every where, and nine mil
spectacles and can ten will give
with proper lees.
nil. One a pi
Nice lot crock- i. , ii. M , in it
cry always on baud, I on I to his
Burner Co. K
way pal
Us of Evil.
mu .
L you i e day before
if l tint
e I .
, small I b I
. . ,; r ,
rand. i , for breath.
i. or, dot n the
r, lid not mind
ii .
he id pi customers
ii i-i my
lo in i they de-
bin the
boy, lie to iii
-1; i Bend the
; , hi, r it d the
. of pop's relations has
l cm visit, and n t
; j . ii , In r fail
; Ti .
Millinery the Seashore
. .
hat
lea ;
Waists Collars.
ill and .
a i- ii . ii
Corset Specialties.
have of
R B
i. d . ii vi;
which wt in i ; -i
Of t
. i- II re
i. r in
last
Silk Ribbons in all Colors,
make n s sen in
one. half.
n in
up at tic .
Summer Lawns.
All summer Lawns
red have been
severely
All r i
fie and
Girdle frames
kind
Ladies in d
an-i v
Handkerchiefs.
and Men's white
lied n
clean up iii
embroider
worth and clean
o each
Baby Caps.
Baby cup- worth
and clean op I
Umbrellas.
Gents Furnishings.
ti men's . i
I era ruts, in
, ,, I foil II
i n
Be
.; en
Link cuffs
. r.
Shirts.
i i met ii In
i lack ,
ii-.,. clean
i. ,. i
-I; in n i
usual
r .
. i.
boat in
, ii
, an up
wanted
lie
Red net ion sales
ii
the m
medicine
equals
in tin
He,
era and Remedy
bowel We a it
recommend Km
salt by Woolen,
t can
I known
machines and
rakes by Harrington II Co.
Prof. K. c. left Monday and
for and We hand n nice
straw hats that will mm Be I guard bowel As
shoes B. fl. Don't to See them. a role It only necessary to give
are offering cut price on We will sell you at price.
their largo stock which . k. O. Chapman
must be sold a few days in There ,
order to make room their new f have lo pay such
A to Mothers.
Ton much care cannot be
with small children the
weather the summer months lo
supply to be received.
Look up Mr. Cooper aid ask him
about prices of that you
are interested in.
In passing very hurriedly
through factory of A. O. Cu
Mtg. noticed great
lies of nice comfortable
desks, also their was
for the r Hour, they
can raise their own wheat the
Mfg. Co is thoroughly
equipped tor making splendid
Hour
in need anything in
the crockery and line
child a tor oil to
any disorder of the bowels,
Do not use any but give
oil, and see
that it is fresh, as oil
and has a tendency to gripe.
If it does not cheek the bowels give
Chamberlain's and
Dial i I hen a dose
of oil, and disease may
be checked in its
all danger avoided- The oil
and this remedy should be p o-
cured at once kept ready
. , u .-in- R Chapman Co.
with nice of different
rag
sizes and styles, Buggies with
and without how
in some
hides. I also
I lo lake
those beautiful
, .
i.
,,, i , ,
I,.,.
lie to before buying us us the
of any tinsel I inutile
I pears. the most successful
White's Colic and treatment known may lie re-
L .
The of the ill luck of
in or r is a
am one, i .
l I d
back mm win n m was
by nil mil doomed
, in of Iii n-
i- stated lo be
ill unfortunate
for in- or women lo
look back leave their
houses. According if n man goes
mill loaves n behind
him which his wife knows ho will
want doe- him to turn
or look back, but lakes or sends ii
after him, and if some Lieut
obliges him lo look back
will not then proceed on the.
be was shout tn
Our I special in Iii i n
while clean
H II ill
kind ell-mi pi ii do
Men's Low cut Shoes
a . . i i-. is-
calf, ti II i
Kid and i II
good- ;
n o
. . o
B II
Men's Straw Hats.
Men's straw hat in sad is
and Panama he -n
knifed . i o av
bats yet
Clothing that is Labeled.
F is
, s of serge
have been reduced to 12.00
Men's all wind special
now
Trunks.
Gent's rose
trunks, that the
tray are the beat made.
and Strong and durable, All to he
steel rods and black cleared the fall stock
ton, full inch in
the kidney medicine
for stock and a -me colic
at the Drug Store
i f
lied ilium it
i w cases of cholera
Fr sale by L, drug-
I ,.
V-
III
ll
r,
lie.
hard
. L. If
. , i. ,
II l ,,. I,. ;, ,.,
. H
-else ,
mill t Hold by
. ,
,. H.-
I,.
Neatly Trapped.
Dr. Black, once II, leading min-
of and another
having a in
attended ii little Scotch church
and purposely late, taking a
remote corner of the church so
they not be seen the
minister. learned, to
then dismay, they bad been
when heard min-
say in the intercessory pray-
have mi ivy oil thy
who have popped
in on us so unexpectedly, one of
whom will preach in the afternoon
and the other in the
Unpleasant Reminder.
that
old Weston the morning
paper.
replied his
daughter, bud her coming
j nut ion ti
I ii he i
be L.- of
loft,
that remind
j time I iv.- tarred n I ,
Philadelphia Press.
by easy
Prints the
kink. n. o yd
Regular values In towels,
clean up sale and IBo
Mill End Sale Table Dam-
ask Boo and goods, clean
up at
Shoes.
AH low OUt -shoes to gO,
IBo in white canvas all sizes
lean
IBo in and tan. clean
up at LIB
in black and Ian
at
iii Patent leather and
tan clean up
Lies Embroideries lo
at h and S price
Corset Covers.
clean up m -i c
clean up at
India Lawns,
to inches wide good
up Hi
and Misses Hose.
Tans, Black and While
Special clean up
All g mils first clan or none
scale land j on lo
Suit Cases.
for seashore
man
emit you at and
take you up to for a linen
all leather These
are make
Night Shirts.
Men's shirts
all the regular price
clean up at
Patterns.
The Demurest paper pat-
terns are the best. All seam
allowance, all at one price
now higher now lower. Sheets
for now ready and
yours for the asking
powder
box, why pay more
and tan box
nil's canvass and
low at h off the regular
price
shoes, clean up at
low cut's, clean up
Men's tine pants,
to
e. L. Wilkinson
The Reflector.
Ry Everybody in sad
s , e, re mm i pr what they
what
., t a j.
ii am ; n are
POOR PRINT





.-
Every Careful
Thoughtful
ITEMS
N. V.
Mm. O. returned
after
extended vi-i in Cape May and
i; i -I
II. II. chief o
l re. In
in- -1 i d tin day
mg in- During his
if M. K. ill ad a-
Children Wear.
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 Slippers embraces almost every
desirable style and shape of the Manufacturers Art,
suitable for Summer Wear.
These Slippers are ail first class in every respect, and of the best
makes, yet we are offering them at greatly reduced reason
is, we arc overstocked and don't want to carry them over.
The opportunity is yours. We will be
glad to serve you.
J. B. CHERRY CO.
Mi. Ur
have i h ii visit a
week In relative-
in E i .
And Sew
Mayor O. G. .
vi for pal few
ii Her.
Hie Hi v. Mi. Sim Held died hit
regular
Pulley returned Thu
evening from a trip to u
e n v
Walter A owl
l-i rill
-ail Saturday the
. as expected He
however to get off in a few
K. O. left Tuesday
i g for hie home in Hobgood.
Mr. Mis. W. T. Harrell re-
turned Thursday afternoon from a
trip to orchard in
c unity.
J. D. Cox returned to t i- home
in yesterday,
B. Gary who been
visiting relatives South
fir the two week-, returned
t ibis work at Sooth
Tuesday.
Chop Bini; Lee,
two employed in
Beaufort County Lumber
are creating much in-
among the other employee.
The Masonic temple
completed and i- quite an addition
to part of the city
Mrs. E. Bloke left
leg for extensive visit t
folk and vicinity,
D. O. Cradle left Wednesday
a vacation of days.
Considerable 1-
here concerning those who left
to go on thee excursion for
Norfolk on the which was
wrecked near
passengers killed.
people from here went Ibis ex
This letter in
us
UP and
PANTS UP.
Made to Measure.
Every man i la I pride In bin
in .
, j . mi .
Pb h r The
mil made to i
world I
t ;. -1 if
i.-r ma you from
of patterns mi
ill make your ii
PAUL
N C.
I ,. --i i. a
Always
Hand
Stock of Framing x in
Also Siding, Coiling
Partition and all kinds dressed
lumber necessary for building a
house complete Bills or
oil Short notice.
Greenville Lumber Veneer Cr
The Clerk of Superior Court
having let tors l
to inc, the undersigned
mi the day Aug 1905,
the estate of E. Jolly,
d, NOTICE is hereby given to
all persons indebted to the es
to make mediate
undersign d, and nil
creditors of said estate tn present
their claims properly
tn undersigned,
n twelve m date
notice, or this nut ice will be
plead in bar of their
This
K i; James. I V
mi the
E Jelly.
FOR SALE.
A nice farm lying no Tar river nix
mi on
and X
farm in has
; pack-
an i
with live
ii every-
read School
mi . n
U, P. No.
Greenville, N. C
STORE.
el mi i dine, K, V , 1905.
lion. H Cole returned this
from extended visit to
Halifax, N. S., other point of
interest in that section.
Chillies and Waller were in
Washington Sunday
I hey were taken for suspicious
characters the greater
poi lion of the day the lockup.
After a few strenuous hours of
cm they succeeded
the authorities that they
K., and arrived here about
dunk.
We take pleasure in Baying that
sons of the iii
gent seriously hurt In the
horror. A few of
tin-in scratched but
nous were seriously injured.
Cecil C. II.
arrived here last evening
from
Mr. and Mrs. Jobs Hell
Monday in
J. Cox, who was expected
here was to Cone on
bail cast of
ti-m.
II. W. Phillips takes his
tins morning, Three
and a tiger. There will now be
peace and in the
Mrs. Kicks entertained friends
mid relatives on at her
home on Lane.
HARNESS REPAIRED and SHOES
by experienced workmen at the shop i
II. Ellis in Mills
a trial.
It Is Too Hot To Cook
And I can save you much
of that trouble.
to for
and other ready serve
on Ice every day.
Pitt county Hams.
Nice Chocolate
fresh and good ill
time.
MARCELLUS FLEMING
To Publishers
and Printers
an
i . mi a
we
ii obi Col
limn and H-ad Rules,
i l ad and make
ii fully as good a now
an any I
in i- -i i he lot
PRICES
Head
Rules regular lengths each
I. S
Head Ruled in
and over per n,.
The pills that act as a tonic, and
not DeWitt's
Little Earl Risers. cure
Headache, Constipation, Hi I i in-
Jaundice, etc. Early Risers
are small and easy to take and easy
to act. Sold by John L. Wooten,
druggist.
Stock for Sale Cheap.
We will sell II. II.
Block of general merchandise at
a big discount
rent or sell the -line to
stock. Stock
fries In-; vi and
J, Proctor A Bro ,
X. C.
BALE OF INSOLVENT TAX
LISTS.
Notice i hereby given that the In
sol veil tax lits the county of Pitt
tor the years will he sold
at public auction, to bidder
for cash, before the court house door
the town on Monday,
September 4th, at noon. The lists
will be i
t the Board cf
sinners i ill
II. Clerk,
UP.
I have taken up a stray hog that
with my and was
mischievous, Black and
white spotted, weight m or lo pounds,
unmarked, male. Own r U
local and pay charges.
JAMES s,
No. N.
SUITED.
a for
A hand for -be U-at,
A the .
And for
is All
sell it and . um the result,
COBB BROS. CO.
Norfolk, Va,
Buyers and Brokers in
Stocks, Grain and
ons. Private to New York
Chicago and Orleans.
A sample of re-faced
will
o i application.
Supply Co.
. Manufactures Type and
High Grade Printing Material
N. Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
SPECIAL
via
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
X. Y., and return
Annual g
I P K do, N Y.
July on
July 8th, ii, final
limit July 15th. will be
I ft-1 rioted to n- pi-sate
in each of
to be
obtained by dept ticket
With m, in en t
of fee i
Washington, mi i.- mid
Philadelphia no
; heal
r,, bin
M l I ll
within . II
ticket
can lie taken lo ii
day, not later then I'll.
Association,
July 37th. Tickets on sale
June to July ml
limit July Tickets
restricted to continuous passage
in direction. of
the limit may be obtained,
to August by deposit of
ticket with Special Agent
of fee of cents at
time of deposit. Stop over at
New York on return trip may
he obtained provided ticket
has been validated by joint
agent. Park and is
deposited with Joint Agent New
York not Inter man one day
after validation Asbury Park
upon lee of
time of deposit, out in
on cast snail Mop over at New
York beyond
Stop Washington,
Baltimore and Philadelphia will
on the going trip
win going limit of the ticket
mil to exceed July and on
the return trip within Ii
limit of ticket. If have
in en extended stop over may be
taken period of ten days n it
in exceed August
NEWMAN
At the Old Stand.
I have purchased the of
W. J-
and will carry on the bus-
at bib old on Five
Points.
I will add to the Block to meet the
demands of the trade and will at
ill times CM a complete line of
Heavy and
Fruits,
Cigars, etc.
Call on me you want the
best Groceries the lowest price
at which they can lie fold.
J. J. TURNAGE
The Five Grocer.
Central Barber Shop.
Edmond Fleming. Props.
Located main section
the
Four chairs in operation
one presided over by a skilled
barber.
Our place is inviting, sharp
our towels clean.
We for past
and ask you to when
service is wanted.
THE CAB IN LONDON.
A BITE.
NEW WAY
It Had a Hard and Many Lightning Rapidity Pr .
It a Fatal Results.
In the early part of the It may teem absurd to claim that
English travelers returning there where the if
from the cities of Europe fell rattlesnake u ti t fatal,
disgusted with the stuffy, slow lure happened, and to understand
hackney coaches of London these it i.- necessary only to under-
that it urged that in attempt stand the manner in which this rep-
be made to introduce the Hie strikes. The spectacle of a nu-
de used in Paris. In 1805 at bay is one u beholder
Mr. Botch, acting with Mr. Brad- never forgets. The great, long
shaw as joint proprietor, obtained. lies coiled in a tense spiral, tin i
licenses for nine cabriolets. Tin.- of wickedness. Poised
new vehicle was similar in appear- in air, the white fore is
to the modern gig, carrying into a horizontal S, rigid as an
only one inside and iron bar. liaised from the middle
side of the driver. It of the spiral tail,
i failure. Hut in 1833 fuller Ii- like a twanged banjo string and
were given to twelve new tin a rattle like .
hit es, driver having an outside from et cock of a radiator or
suit and vehicle earning two like the sound of a mowing machine
passengers. The mime in a Awe
to In 1831 the lint, triangular head, exes
there acre cabs in nil Lou- gleaming black and cold as icy steel,
don. n as i- A-
in invented the sonic r- wide and
i cab. In 183.1 the in fangs arise
; drove into Lon- from a horizontal position and stand
don on a upright like a pair of slender, j t news or meet at the roads store mice a eek
you Had to Get Your
News In the Old Way
In the old times people had to go from house, to h
Sleep Comfortable
-BY
SLEEPING ON THE
Royal Elastic Felt P . a e
to
Beds are
as the best
every Royal Mattress and
is sold under not the best, price re-
funded.
the original
I nib tins almost and
i feel six inches
lit. n trifle
shad I. ,
for
Like i fur quick for the
eye follow, the
sending lion its fangs an inch or
id find out what was going on. They were w days.
i i . in c fraction
It Is Not So Now
at e front, with two an a table- in this day of nut
la one on oil spoon i mar; viscous
i i id and lies coiled,. routes you can
i i
the i ii i
. .
dour i.
i I
r ill tin . . re-
I u hi o
mil mm
. n lost
its e.
n fail-
I up in the
I i Mill i
n until ii . I
in
Hi- invention out-
ed in i . in tin time that Ilia
. r win r i
South i
I d i a- n
. ill III .; St
are round onion o con-
i rib ions of native;
in lb--
ii rare tinny I I n
I . . . I ; . . i . i . . ; . j i
. of red I i,
ii in i- the urn
ii , i . lie n
a i.
ids lie ill an
. i mil i tree nu;
bit. ii the co
lion on in
. with the
Mis . were white
each in to a
and rural
get the news every day,
this n, ; ., ,. .
,,, k ,. I la the leading and no home Is will. .
Hie a good newspaper. man to take his county i an
of a mi for so won-
j know what is going on.
only
win lie ,
In in n i.
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STOCK IN
EVERY DETAIL
Floor Covering of every description. Sideboards, China
Closets, Book Cares Parlor Suits and Chairs of all
The Reflector
print two editions,
and Semi-Weekly
a till Ii is not
. . in yon with the news.
he
THE DAILY REFLECTOR THE EASTERN REFLECTOR
fore lb. a- j, .
,,,,,, , v and costs c-s-wk is a
only a
may I.-. i . J re J J
In
cast. i i a
pa f a
tie without a paper when you run .-i ,.,
. yon not
do u.- . . I only tn
and a
Will
I in unit
v.
of
The bole world i in on.
direction .; u m r. A .
i r i- . i. a
i inn ; la. of nut lire.
know i millionaire in
seventy, who married a
sweet unman of twenty-three.
in ii-elf i- not
even The wife i- the
of creatures,
the venerable every whim.
It shell, a bamboo lie is us crazy as a loon, or two
box, Ii i- ii . earn lime
betel chew i i; ; a line siring bag, and
a piece native in which
i wrap their
in protect I hem from Me-
insects.
A Night Shift
The old joke about the man who
crossed his i r- with lightning bugs,
they see to work at
night, appears have been realized
in India, where an unusually large
species gather honey only in the
nighttime.
There are many night blooming
Bowers in that country, and this
bee apparently no difficulty in
gathering his -tore, for ii is record-
ed the combs frequently reach
a height of six feet.
it is not stated that the is
of food value, mid its use for human
consumption is to be questioned,
since many of the night flowering
plants possess strongly narcotic
properties.
Wouldn't Slang.
think ii is shameful the way
that girl spits said a pretty
girl to a friend. if twirled
my talker the way she does my
blooming old dad would dust my
duds till dust was thicker than
in fly
botcher brass and serve you
replied Hie other young la-
parents are sunflowers
the same hue. and if I should make
n raw crack in my conversation they
would thrash the rosy
out of my angelic anatomy quicker
than chained And they
to suck the juice out of a
through a stick of candy.
Kansas City Independent.
Degree.
young going to take
a degree when he leaves
asked the man with the eagle eye.
I hour they're going to
lie imagines lie is n bird, and his
nightly diversion is to stick n bunch
of feathers in the of his pa-
and about the room,
crowing and flapping his wings,
while his wife from her cozy corner
cries bird
Pretty bird This
foolishness is kepi up until ho falls
exhausted. Sew Press.
a Scotch Verdict.
Chancellor Henry was
held in low esteem by the bar on ac-
count of his ignorance. At the
close the trial of the Duchess of
Kingston for bigamy lie gravely ad-
dressed her grace in the following
the lords have con-
the charge and evidence
brought against you have like-
wise considered of everything which
you have alleged in your defense,
and upon whole matter their
lordships hate found you not guilty
of the felony wherewith you stand
charged, but on dismissing
lordships earnestly exhort you not
to commit the same crime a second
Hag.
Hard Water.
When ha id water i- boiled a great
part of the sails in solution are
thrown down, owing to the
lent motion of the boiling water
they rise from bottom of the
vessel and adhere to its sides. Quite
often from two to three ounces by
weigh of hard, saline mat-
will he found on the inside of a
kettle. Some of gets broken
when water is and is
REFLECTOR PRINTING HOUSE
IS EQUIPPED TO
DAY THAN EVER BEFORE
To Produce Qom
Printing.
SEND IN OHO
REFLECTOR PRINTING HOUSE, Greenville, N. C.
Y. o will be consulting the Interest of your pocket book
Investigate our Our ad Bed
Springs are perfection in making. Try a pair.
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July 18th, and for we will
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values
values
and
ANOTHER OFFER.
FREE To All Our s
THE GREAT.
AMERICAN
Indianapolis, Indiana.
Embroideries.
values w
values
reduced in this sale.
Colored Lawns value,
A reduction in all dry goods and notions.
SHOES. SHOES.
Ladies Oxfords and Sandals in Patent Kid.
ft values values
values on values 1.66
1.50 allies bl 1.15
James F. Davenport.
The Leading Agricultural Journal of the Nation.
Edited by an Able Corps of Writers.
Within the Next Thirty days We Offer Two for the
Price of
THE EASTERN REFLECTOR
and THE AMERICAN FARMER.
One Year For Think of It.
poured into the tea. If on lifting This unparalleled offer is made to all new subscribers, and nil
lid of a boiling you old ones who pay up all arrears and renew within
water turbid it is quite unlit to SAMPLE COPIES FREE,
drink, for there are salts in
in
Of our VICTOR SPRINGS and one our OS-
PATENT ELASTIC FELT MAT-
TRESSES and if you are not mote than satisfied we
will refund the price.
Yours truly,
TAFT VANDYKE.
H. A. White
Milts ore highly injurious. Harry Skinner, Harry Skinner. Jr
M. W. Whedbee.
Worth Money.
acknowledge that
give him the thirty-second net i worth over
said man with the we to the milliner
do ask for it
SKINNER J W. CO.
ill whiskers.
degree,
I m vi r heard of that hon-
freeze out s;
tn i t he faded in his
Chicago Tribune.
LAWYERS,
j and Building. .
W ire
Va.
Cotton Factors and handlers of
just wish could come In associated with In the practice of I
some of these Jr. -B-
contact
she replies
The lino mime will continue
I try to talk one them Lawyers.
into buying n bonnet for less than
City Independent.
January
HARRY SKINNER,
II. W.
and shipments
solicited
INSURANCE
Greenville, N. C.
to the Prompt and Careful attention given to all business.
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Saturday night n
C.
Quite a i-i i i
yearly Bethany
i M
friends Km
Annie i.
yesterday in Winterville.
Oscar nil Saturday
Miss is away
visiting relatives near
Mr. Grime Himself.
Washington, Auk.
distressing serious
betel W. D. early this
morning at bis home Dear here,
He placed bis pistol the
and the weapon fell to the
was discharged. The ball en-1
tared Mr. leg below
breaking the bone and com
out on other side.
medical ad was promptly
tendered, and the man it
doing well. The wound is
very painful and will
Mr. Grime for some
and r.
Original Observations.
The work of some people
teems to be others.
You can growl the weather
are the
The prospects of some men are
fine that they can't be seen.
mod brain as
man
stomach.
g y
can now buy your
With
people
Is.
.-tune pen
in.
every
i in
On-
A. M laid. h
,. i i vi
returned a
lays ago,
Marvin Will Or-
inn . . and u
.,,. i,. today to i I
lodge,
David condition
,. Doctors and
iii Hi
.- ,,. , . ,. to bis Lied
.,, four week. The family
have our sympathy
i. ii. ii b series
meetings i I l
. .,
i- ii g manifest-
Bunch, who has been
, ; j, . B
and i- now working in
. . will
lib, we
be term, us DO
. are in
faculty and arranging
for the advantage of students.
of died
on the night of and was
near yesterday,
rial i were by
Corbett. He was sick
.,.,, three weeks with typhoid
fever. He was
and leave;, n wife, one
C and n other. M e sympathize
much with
An Interesting game of ball was
played here yesterday between
s. end The
being as
Hill
of Win-
Palmer
Little
he score was
Hill
Tune. I The game was
to innings. Ii mis the
best played on the
diamond this
lb
II
Morning
Wreck Over.
today
was have hew
found nod
ha nut subsided
the wreck . ha-been
away and
ready
After the Non-Listen.
The Commissioners if
counties in the have started to
make a thorough investigation to
ascertain the per who have failed
to list their property poll for
taxation. Every county should do
likewise. duty to men who
list their property
all others do likewise, for it is a
great to i f
tax rs if one-tenth escape paying
their share of the public burden.
The rate x ti n I I e re-
The first
step, proper valuations
and even more in p is com-
I every person liable to list and
pay taxes.
Let none and Ob-
server.
One reason for the institution of a
primary in some States may that
the Democratic party has trailed out
i he and having nothing
el-.- lo wants to fight itself.
FIR MR TREMENDOUS FALL STUCK WE WERE
COMPELLED TO USE THE KNIFE M BUR PRICES.
ilk
GOODS LOWER BEFORE AT
Licenses.
Only two marriage
issued by the of deed
week, ere both
on pie-.
Ned Clark and Pun
Richard Elm
Cut Us .
v. ,.,, .
son Warren
badly
Mi-
, .
Number New Twenty.
Three more of
of at
V., have been
in the liver. Neither t
Identified. ThU
brings toe up
There will he a State
convention hold at the A. M. Col
Raleigh, August
at which prominent
will be in attend
discuss important subjects
Inch affect the interests
i social program is also
Store, Greenville, N. C. Where you will find a big line of Dry Goods, Notions,
Shoes. Clothing, Hats, Caps and Trunks, with prices to suit the
We also carry a large and complete line of Furniture
to
r and all
.
-i Km I vi is i. It is a
,. ii y Wind,
end protruding piles. Ii
vii draw of a
bed without
old sons, etc.,
ere cured the use of the
genuine DeWitt's
Salve. no as
and
Bold by John L. Woolen,
druggist.
Sick headache results from a
disordered condition of the stomach
and is quickly cured by Chamber-
and Liver
War Jno. L. drug-
gist.
Puts n End lo It All.
A grievous wail
The Death Penalty.
a little ti
death. Thus a mere scratch.
as a result of j insignificant outs or bolls
organs. U the death penalty. It
complaint
But thanks to Dr. hand v. It's the
taxed
complaint have
But thanks to handy. It's the
King's New Lite Pills put nu will fa
rial it all. They are gentle but sores, ulcers
Try at
Guaranteed by L. Wooten's Drug
a hearty meal a dose of
Dyspepsia Cure will prevent
an attack of Indigestion.
t a thorough and a
guaranteed cure for Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Gas the
Weak Heart, Sour Risings, Bad
Breath and all Stomach troubles.
Id by John L. druggist.
A little forethought may save
you no end of trouble. Anyone
makes it a i to keep Chant-
Cholera, and
remedy at hand knows thin
I be a fact. For sale by Jno. L.
Woolen,
Suicide Prevented.
A f announcement a
preventive of suicide bad been
discovered will interest many.
A run down system, or
invariably precede suicide and
has beau found that
will prevent that condition which
suicide likely. At first
thought of self destruction take
Electric It being a great
tonic and will strengthen
the nerves and build up the system.
It's also a stomach, liver and
kidney regulator. Only Bat-
guaranteed by L-
The Reflector Job Office is the
place to get your work done.
End Bitter Fight
had a long an
light nu sheens on
my light F.
of Do Pout, Ga. gave ma up.
Everybody thought my bad
As a last 1-. rt I tried .
Kim's New Discovery for Con-
The I
was I on my
If a few days. Now I've
regained my It conquers
all coughs, colds, and throat and
lung Guaranteed by
L. Wooten, druggist. Price
i and Trial battles free.
fellows who keep on shoot-
squirrels contrary to law are
i trouble.
Hatch to Nor
folk today was well patronized.
There were five coaches comfort-
ably filled.
Greenville.
Several went from
. .,
THE EASTERN REFLECTOR.
D. J. WHICHARD. Editor and Owner.
and Friday.
ONE DOLLAR YEAR IN ADVANCE
VOL. No.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1905.
Mo.
FIRST BALE NEW COTTON
Brought Two in Succession by
Same Man.
The first title cotton of this
year's crop to c to the Green-
ville market was brought in
Wed tie-day afternoon by
Little, colored, a tenant on the
farm of Mrs Brown four
miles from town. The bale graded
middling was purchased by
at and
shipped to A. M. Son
at Norfolk,
The man brought
bale last year and received the
same pi ice as this
year. year's bale was
brought in being eleven
later than the first one this
year.
Mr W. H. Norris Dead.
Mr. William
at the residence his son, Mr. M.
T. Norris, North St reel
hi ten minutes past ten o'clock
lust night, after an Illness
weeks, an age persons
permitted to resell. He
born January a
i.
i time of death.
wife, Mary Yates Norris,
just three years ago,
since time his home bus been
with his son. His sons II v are
Messrs. M. T and C. Norris
S. B. Norris, city, and
Nail Is, of
and one daughter, Mrs, N
Booth, Hertford, N. .
May
Ii is
George B
be, secretary of 11--
treasury, but he informed the
president he prefers in remain
at the head of the de
Fish and a
ho-i of others bat e mentioned
for the treasury p and now
the name of Mr, Yerkes is added
as a formidable candidate.
Arrivals today include L, E.
Asheville, Mr. mill Mis.
B. K. II Concord,
W. P. Wood and M. J. Tool,
L. Small null J. L. Simpson
Elizabeth City, Mi. Mrs. Jake
of n
of New Bern; J. A. of
and A. Price, of Salisbury.
Charles .
rural delivery on
No. Washington, .
Alligood as i
Murder a Woman by a Soldier.
Norfolk, Va , ,
E W. Jones, of B ,
71st Regiment, Virginia,
today killed B
better known as Maud Cameron,
by almost severing tin- woman's
head from hi r with a
then attempted
by nutting his own throat. Junes
is now in St. Vincent's Hospital
The murdered woman mis
old. Jone i- about
years old and unmarried.
tragedy occurred at the woman's
Quiet in the Line.
is about the quietest
time iii building operations
Greenville has had u long nine.
You can watch out for more
in this direction at an early
day. Jut now the new
church is the only building of
consequence
ENTERTAIN
OVER A HUNDRED YEARS OLD
Delightful Evening Home Dr. and . A Remarkable Colored Man Daily Seen
Mrs. W. H. Bagwell. On Our Streets.
On evening from there lives a color-
to o'clock, at I be handsome ed man, Louis who is
home of Dr. and Mrs. Bag- no doubt the oldest any-
well, on Fifth street, the wherein this section if not
class of Baptist Sui school oldest in North Carolina. We
delightfully the met old man on the street
and teachers and two asked his age. He said he
the young lady classes of the
school.
Mrs Bagwell baa made ample
preparation for the entertainment
m it might prove most pleas
ant to all present. The lawn and
verandas were beautifully lighted
with lanterns, and the
decorated
Over an alcove window in
library was in letters the
motto and suspended
it n large emblem id
class. There were
games and music was
abundant the evening.
A large ring suspended
ceiling the with a bell
lied near the tin
Bud guests
who could throw small
ticks f com through the
r hunt sinking .
bill often.
A . contest
was provided placing around
i he twenty pictures rut ft out
advertisements in newspapers
mag i lie
view i f mes
advertised. Miss
Jamie Bryan banded in
Dumber aid was awarded the ii -i
prize, a pretty gold pie,
which was presented by J
Windmill. John made
record on the
and a-
prise, n A. Ii. book,
presented by W. Bryan.
r contest strips of
were banded to the guests,
given the gentleman
names the
in the ladies the of
Then win
told their partners mil
repair to where tables
were arranged and and
o served.
Games were then resumed and
idea nu was at its highest until
he in- saying good night
i- Many thanks were
i and Mi-.
d the
class I, r evening so pleasantly
did not know just what it
was, but taking best
he could get as banded down
from his old master, he is nearly
old. He Las h
the bin h- of his
ants by which he arrives this
conclusion.
It in not be he is quite a--
old as he says, but there is no
bis being a man.
His activity for one of his extreme
yens j. remarkable, He goes
at and does considerable
very reliable as a
and gardener, lie says
rheumatism git boll of him
about six months ago, he loves
to around it
have just to cut some
wood for Harding, the old
mail said, I hope be has u
cord of it in his yard, as cutting
wood is a good cure for
a everybody
calls him, is a Bible
and to Scriptures.
especially if he can find
the Ii
comes across. He is a
Baptist and has done Some
preaching in his day. says n.
does not have to in his old age,
as besides work is yet a
to do for himself, hi- children
are good to
and be does -l believe ha will
come want.
Libel Tr Greensboro
LIEUTENANT COTTON WOUNDED. AND SOCIAL
in Army Meets Accident. Thursday, August 24th.
His many friends throughout, Jim
North Carolina will regret to learn this morning.
J. H. and son went to Nor
folk this morning.
Miss Ellen Proctor went to
Va. this morning.
O. W. Baker came in from
Lewiston Wednesday evening.
that Bruce Gotten, of
fourth Coin Coast
stationed at Fort Flag i-r
was loot
recently by the penetration of a
which
while he a at target
en is sell known of
. a, of this State, and here
. , borne on evening
large number friends. He
Mrs. K H. and
daughters, Misses Mary and Iva,
west In William-ton this
H. M. Parson, of Philadelphia
who ha- Ii. visaing fur the
last few days, returned hums this
Mrs rt Instead, of Book j
Mount, i h is visiting he
parents, Mr. and Mis W. U, King.
returned home this m
i-she eon of Col. K. B. of
his old home,
near Bruce, Pitt county,
Julian of this
is
Lieutenant condition i-
reported as being greatly improved,
and he will soon visit his
home at plantation. He
will be warmly received there by a
hosts of the friends of his young
News Ob-
The and Record id
August 19th, contains follow
dispatch from Purl Town
-end, Washington, August Ii.
Bruce O t e
Ninety Ai
mi duty at tori
shot himself the
H boll I o'clock,
severe wound. The
at
Li- company.
rec inly received orders
to proceed lo Fort
in. . prepared to
or that pi st a days. Hi-
departure will delayed until n-
the
M.-ad Split Open in Fight
Zn-k awhile pressman
about .-ins old, was
yesterday the
Hog factory by being
truck over head with an our
in of Frank
white.
look place on the
bottom floor of the bag factory.
Prom the testimony of eye
it in- that whole
N Aug.
Tue taking of was con
in the libel I
suit W. H. vs. M. I
Leach and the Raleigh News and
Judge Ward announced
that he eight hours
for the argument of counsel, High
attorneys appear in the case it
it expected that live speech-
will be made the case going to
the jury tomorrow evening.
Col. cross examination
look place this morning
plaintiff rested his
Fred L a up I
stand by defense
lie reporter who inter-
viewed and wrote the
which appealed In the
Observer which
for libel suit
Mr Merrill's testimony had been
received a number letters, etc, I
introduced in evidence. Ed-1
Battleship and Schooner Collide.
Newport, II I , The
little two schooner N h
owned the Sail
Oil Company of New mil
I commanded by n J Ai
and with his --i
in I'll;.
i -ion t -urge
this afternoon off e In a
log. am it ,, I,
in action it crew of the
battleship I the
schooner from going bottom,
whale bouts lowered
from two
men were picked up Th schooner
was pitched up temporarily by
mechanic and towed
to Newport. The was
not even scratched.
Mi and Mr.
i Durham,.
I,. ii.
here We lies-
Ii m i t
i i. A
I i ii -in
F e n
. i ii w -ii i i
ii n n .
O; ii n W ii r ii, i;. w i, i
i in i
A. has n- III in d Ii III
I tie mill
Dupree returned Tim .-
day evening from to
folk.
Jesse lie rue ii from No.
in v.-i. bis
Parker came Nor-
Thursday evening to spend a
few d
C v.-on
in- i visiting his lather, J. C.
t returned In me Inn
Mrs. Prichard and sou,
I n
ea I. .- I II
Bruce Sugg, of
Who bas been bis
I. A. Sugg, the
ii
her b.-, bu i. j u I
in excursion bu
been in hospital it re
tin mil h Thursday
We are to see ii i , .
sell and brother, Marshall, o
who have been visiting
heir uncle, II. Bagwell,
left for
Mis a. Smith, i
visiting Mr.
j Mrs. Buck,
D. S. who has been
visiting at his old home near
returned this morn-
Miss Virgie Hughes, of Danville,
who has been visiting Mrs. W. T.
Lipscomb, left this morning tor
A ii o .
Mi-e of Ports-
mouth, u has been visiting Miss
White, home this
in
Miss Lie of
Scotland who has been
r Biting Mis. Helen
turned Inane I hie morning.
i W. ti. foreman of
went to Princeton
day evening in response
i i Wile, who is
vi i-r . is
-1-
Burglar
w II Ii. Aug.
of I-; I Sugg, near Snow
i night a at-
in bis house,
i ts prevent, d from so doing
;. ii who was the
. ii . mi. The
halted, went under the
i- ii nil escape, It is
ion i burglar was
Post.
Plans Been
Senator yesterday re-
a notification the
to the effect that the
lad approved the
plan- construction of the pro-
posed railroad bridge from More-
to Beaufort, across the
the mi the election of the
r due
New- and vi r
Russia is Suspicious
Petersburg, Aug. was
stated today that the sudden de- Mrs. J. D.
from St. Petersburg Mm who has been visiting Mrs. L. II.
day night Prince returned
of the News of railroads, was for the j evening. Harry and
and Observer took the stand for an purpose o investigating the causes Lucy, accompanied her for
hum or more. of several serious accidents which a visit.
; recently in Southern i
of a Prominent Man lo military trains going lo , B
Far Bast. In one these m- I i I ago,
lb-
Social and Literary League Meeting.
ague I be i
from
ten o'clock a home d
Mis. ., A
program b wen prepared, and
each i the league is
cordially i i
Big Excursion.
Hatch excursion gt
to Greenville from Norfolk
ll o'clock Thursday night.
wen- people from r-
points to goon this excursion
i-r from Greenville a
floe i . . II are
I. i I
Inn result of a discussion N. Aug L. . went the hospital Norfolk
m. transaction that Hardison, a prominent ,., . Ibis morning tube treated, lie
c he. ween the two committed .-.
Drawn .-d Nine Persons
I i. Aug. . s
I a cloudburst
T i coal mining camp near
I nil I'd. , Bu town
drowned perm s.
ruble damage o t.
i used also. All h
with ll ii.
i e was sent,
forty soldiers injured
Saloons Voted Out Plymouth
Tribe Meeting.
The Men will meet tonight
at wig wain at half past eight
o'clock for the purpose of drilling
preparatory to going to Winter-
ville Friday night to a
new tribe. W. P. Edwards.
word lead to another until Anally chic at one o'clock tonight by
i rile lath was passed. Cut shooting himself through the bead,
states that he acted Business trouble was the cause,
He says The deed was committed only
a an I was coming half hour after home Plymouth. N. C, Aug.
toward with the intention I from Blowing Rook, where he bad I election held here today for
of using it. Seeing this been ace of his health. He I and open saloons the
be took Up Oar about four feet Idled almost The suicide j forces won by an over-
lung and struck the j is attributed to ill health, coupled whelming majority of thirty
Bystanders Hate that he J with recent heavy losses occasioned votes, twenty-five percent, of the
struck three or lour times I by the failure of I total number of votes
with the oar. The oar was finally Cotton Oil Company, of .,
hi ken, break about ton, Mr. Hardison was own
two feet from end of of one of the mills controlled by
Star, Ibis company. He was o tiered
. presidency of the c shortly
Blood thick plug before the suicide
Cents.
Chew tobacco.
It. K. but declined it.
Best twist
Large Break.
The tobacco warehouse- had
tremendous sales today.
came in all last night and early
this morning until the houses were
tilled It keeps right on bringing
good prices.
We were sorry to hear of
Dr. Nobles being mid hope
he may soon recover.
Saturday, August
Jesse Harrington went to Wilson
Ibis morning.
Mis. Alice White, Hertford,
Is Mrs. J. While.
Mrs. W. Kemp, of
is visiting Mrs. B. II. Taft.
Kev. It. K. Fleming returned
Friday evening from a visit to
Mrs. S. Wells and daughter,
Misses Rosa and Kill, of
who have been visiting Mr.-.
King, returned borne
Examination Al.
Dr. J. main office
Atlanta Ga. The well known eye
specialist, will be In Greenville, N.
Cat one of I be hotels, Saturday
Si pi and will be here
days longer if the citizens
of the town county need his
services. He cures all diseases of
eye, tits glasses to suit every-
body, old and young. Duplicates
lei sis in your old frames.
eyes cause headaches Many
are cured by after
eyes, ., i throat.
ft aid a,
Preserving peat at
M.
, -.------.
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POOR PRINT


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Eastern reflector, 25 August 1905
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The Eastern Reflector was a newspaper published in Greenville, N.C. It later became known as the Daily Reflector.
Date
August 25, 1905
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MICROFILM REELS GVER-9-11
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Joyner NC Microforms
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