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to a third
nomination have been in a rein of
admirable good humor. The Time
sends today from
L an interview in which he
puts very cleverly the situation a
regards himself and Mr.
program. didn't get nil
my said, Mr. Bryan, re-
erring political joke the
day, f doubt her what
he did get fit him
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pattern with hie tar-
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IS FOR YOU
J. W.
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TUE NATIONAL BANK
OF GREENVILLE,
take I t. k
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to-
if will to sell
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season i at me
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come you at all times
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At Greenville, in the State of North
Carolina, at business;
June
and 53,263.80
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Due fro a National
reserve
Hue tr -i State Bank .
Oho approved reserve
. and other rash Items
other National
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notes
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bush pending
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We making a busy d
making it
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All Summer Goods
WILL BE SOLD AT REDUCED PRICES
to make room for the new fall stock. The .
Reduction includes
ii nil
ill
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.-or North
of Pitt.- IS.
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bank,
Stan men
of an , , i i
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J v . R. PARKER
LUMBER
SHINGLES
AND BRICK.
C.
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Subscribed and n fore me
J i
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Attest
ii. w. K,
SAM T.
K. A. MOTE, Jr.
Directors
For R Deeds
l hereby
ff-r
primaries
and county convention.
W. M. Moore
N. C.
Colored Lawns,
Black Lawns,
Dress Ginghams,
Ready-made Shirt Waists,
Hosiery,
Embroideries,
Ladies Belts and
Ladies, Children
and Infants
An early call will money saving to you.
REFLECTOR
I D J WHICHARD, Editor and Owner.
and Friday.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN A VANCE
I-
VOL. No.
GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA JULY 1906.
NO
MAIL ORDER HOUSES.
PROTECTING WITNESS S.
Cl
Dunlap la jolt a
waiting for that dynamo to t
ii ml when it does show up the day I
will lo
The Local Merchant Can Hold
His Own Against Them if
They Will Follow
heir Example
In the damage inflict-
ed upon business, of the local
the competitions of
the mail house the South-
western Manufacturer and Jobber,
of City, i inclined to be-
Hi the home dealer
would have no difficulty in hold
log his own for the fact that
the mail Older house is invariably
an advertiser.
th power that enables
the mall order people to divert
the dollar f the farmer from the
till of the country store into their
own
They advertise and well
They full descriptions of
their show them
invariably print
the prices. How else could
they It is by heavy
advertisement that they succeed.
Io a
year in vii forms of
is no thing with
with houses. Their annual
heavy volumes
are out by the cartload,
They reach almost every
the country by their cir-
and letters; they
with the rural delivery car-
they expend effort, time and
money in getting the addressee of
in every neighborhood and
hamlet in the entire country.
They advertise by sending
letters
a d papers to every home
where there is a possibility of sell-
five cents worth of
Moreover, they employ talented
in their correspondence de-
manager with often
number of devotee hie
entire time to tie and
complaints of dissatisfied cue timers
Genial pleasant letters ate
written, regrets for mistakes,
assurances that the
make it right, and a strong stale
that such a valued
will get
advertisements in in-
direct f
The mail order horse endeavor
to get into direct personal
with every possible customer.
Th.- local might
by a like course. Let him
the of the mail
house and meet them on their own
grounds them with their
own the local merchant
should as carefully, II
he would the method,
cl good, the o
strongly n.
as lie mail
to hi
lie might find a very
t in a short time.
BLACKJACK ITEMS
Peebles, who has
in the past bad mo-
on the Superior Court
Bench, is holding court in
Mecklenburg county for the first
time. Monday, after convening
court, he took to deliver
a sort of introductory speech
the bar and in which he dwelt
interestingly upon the rights
that witnesses are entitled to.
bis remarks were timely, as it is
often the case that some lawyer
is found who rough shod
over witnesses irrespective of
their rights much less
feelings. Judge Peebles, of
course made no personal thrust
and his remarks could apply
with equal force to the oar of one
county as well as to the bar of
another He stated that he
would not allow a lawyer to
duly a witness, nor
he allow a party to a suit
to be treated properly. If a
lawyer treated a witness or a
party to a suit improperly and a
verdict was rendered for the
party the lawyer represented he
would set the verdict aside,
though if an adverse verdict was
rendered he would permit it to
stand
Relative to the legality of a
judge setting verdicts aside on
grounds we are in the dark-
but there appears plenty of
light from common sense,
able standpoint, for lawyers who
unduly witnesses de,
serve to lose. There are cases,
of course, where witnesses
parties to suits may need
and criticizing severely,
but there are many more cases
where witnesses especially are
and they do not de-
serve it- Its true that a witness
may not always possess a good
character, but it seems hard if
fate makes him witness a crime
that he should be made to suffer
fur it, and it is not right for
small tilings in the life of a
to be picked- up and flaunt-
ed vividly and harshly before the
people merely because accident
may have placed him in the wit-
chair. It is be duty of
every judge, like Judge Peebles,
to protect witnesses from undue
criticism and in doing so they
will be but following a plain line
of responsibility and will well
merit the gratitude of the people.
The of lawyers who
indulge in such wanton practice
is small, but it should grow
smaller Some lawyer may in-
in such conduct
hut then he should be
sharply reminded of his
Dispatch.
Black Jack, K. O. July 1900,
Crops in this are
damaged on account of the rain.
The farmers would rejoice to see
a few days of fair weather.
J. W. and wife went to
Washington last week.
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
Meets in Greenville Aug. 10th.
There will be a Farmers
held in Greenville on Fri-
day, August 10th, and every
, r and every one interested
OVER THE STATE.
Miss Julia left yesterday to
spend a few days with Miss
Cox.
E. F. Clark went to Greenville
last Friday.
Porter and John S
attended at
and church at
land.
Hon. Geo. H. Cole has returned
an to
Baltimore, and other
points.
Mis. F. G. and Mrs. H.
B. Phillips spent Tuesday in
Greenville shopping.
Mrs. J. O. Bobbitt and Miss
Elizabeth left this morn
for the latter's borne in Nor-
folk.
Elder G. left last
to go over the river where
be will spend some time with his
people.
Prince Burroughs Charlie
Harper left Saturday for a trip to
Washington to
There were a large crowd at
Sunday school Sunday. It looks as
if the school is very
much.
, Smith and bis sister, of
were here Sunday.
Bight many of oar people
ed at Pleasant Hill
John and James Clark went
the road Sunday.
Miss Jennie Buck, of Ayden,
who has been visiting Miss Mag-
left her home Fri
day.
R. M. Williams want to Green-
ville Thursday.
A. J. Johnson, of Norfolk, was
here last week.
F. L. Stancill, of Washington
were here yesterday.
in farming in Pitt county should
lay aside everything and devote
that day strictly to the one idea
of getting all there is out of the
exercises of the institute.
There is not a farmer in the
county, it makes no difference
how smart or how good a f
he may be, that cannot get many
lesson that will apply to
his particular case by attending
this institute.
Another gentle
men who come here and
in holding these institutes a-e in
the employ of the State and
every farmer in the county con-
of Interest in North
Carolina.
Two people were killed at Dur-
ham by the explosion of a gasoline
tank.
A. first
mine this State has begun
OPERA HOUSE MANAGEMENT.
Coming
Many
Attractions for
Season.
Mr. M Beat, who for the
past seas in gave very f
vice as manager of th Masonic
temple opera g resign-
ed hoc of other
the temple committee of
I. has
to
near Webster, in Johnson lie Masonic
county. j with D. J.
c induct L m-e for the
have been Issued for the latter placed
nearly five hundred of iD , he,
Greensboro fr to pay tax on ,,,,.,. is ac ,., ,
opera an I
Two North Carolina bunk,., at knows aC the it he-
and get attractions nave air
part of the been booked th c
bonds, the former season pron.-
the latter
A highway robbery near
a holding up a
white man at point of a pistol
him of his money watch
and coat. The was arrested.
tributes toward defraying this j New Bern, July
expense, and unless the farmers I the
Railway at Jacksonville, between
Marriage Near Greenville.
Tuesday at the h o j
lier parents, I miles from Greenville I
the presence of relatives and
friends, Hoover Boyd
married Strickland.
Rev. I B. performing I
the
The entered the prettily
decorate-1 with her brother,
C. the groom with his
Miss Lizzie Strickland.
After the wedding they were driven
to where left on the
for
other places of interest.
Strickland is one of Pitt
county's charming young ladle.
Mr. Strickland is one of Wilson's
promising Their
many friends bespeak for them a
future- They will
home
AN EXPLANATION.
N. V. July
Not I authorized the
of my for Clerk of
was print
paper mention of mil
hit
For years I have id
tree ballot, ard worked
for the
e house ring
of
not
in Put county ha had
time and n-
And dim t propose bet
any , of -I ,
ping Stone mini r
k III- pa. I I-
me man . I
Care to be i
near the farmer class growing
and now the is
eliminated from politic, the
Republican parts i lining up to
its ill give battle this
more especially
Many Hied of ring
and i. e tenure of may falter
their allegiance to Democracy,
or there is color line to light
now. Respectfully,
c. l,
SPEED TRIAL FOR
The Municipal J and En-
of New York is the
for the following regarding I be
active little city of Wilson, N. C.
town has introduced a
new of
racing. a hobo the
be is arrested
cerated in the lockup.
several have been accumulated
the whole lot is marched out into
the public Across this a
line is drawn the tramps art-
told line up. Hardly has the
ragged lib when the
I rout j them,
hide whip band.
ham that one mile down the road
i a ditch that Barks the corporate
of the At a given
are to for
inch, and in to be
that hobo a hose
i i mil
he in to be I reeled to meta a
II . ii an he will cause Is
ml his life
show some interest and come
out to these meetings the money
thus expended is thrown away
The managers of these
are skilled and
farmers themselves, they want
assist and aid the farmers in
their work, but in order to get
benefits of the institute work the
farmers themselves must take
an interest in em They
not only go out to them,
but as the institutes belong to
the farmers they should ask
questions about matters on
which they want information.
The writer has known Dr.
Tate Butler, director of farmers
institutes, well for some
considerable time and we know
to be a conscientious, hard
king, practical man, deeply
in love with his work and
to aid in advancing
promoting the agricultural in-
of the is
In speaking about these mat-
some time ago Dr. Butler
said to us the farmers of
Pitt county would manifest a
sufficient interest and me out
in large numbers that he could
very easily arrange for two
or ire institutes instead of one
each year and instead of
only one day, if the
desired and indicated the desire
by presence, several days
could devoted to work,
but that the poor encouragement
and the small attendance that
We have had here in tho past was
not an inducement to hold more
than
Now, farmers of county,
let us put our county in the lead
a an agricultural county. We
have as g mil farmers and as
the best Greenville
yet The mm
will alert to secure the
tractions on the road.
have
r-t at
SATTERTHWAITE
N. C,
To the Democratic raters Pitt
county. We the cit-
and voters of town-
ship beg to the name of J.
J. as a candid for
nominal ion to Legislature from
the side of Tar Mr.
is a resident of
and his
will enable to represent his
this Mas
by lightning burned
yesterday. near
by were damaged, The less is
at
One of the most pathetic and
pitiable sights ever seen in
was that yesterday afternoon
Hargett between
and street. AI fellow countrymen on the North
man and his blind wife ere side of river to an
ejected from the r borne, supposed-1 and we know of no other man
became bad failed to we believe would represent us
They and their s satisfactorily. He has always
were put out on the
News Observe
N. C. July
Miss Mae Bailey of Suffolk. Va
is the guest Mrs. F. G.
on Bobbin's boulevard.
Rev. Jamie spent
at the home of hi. father, Mr, J.
D. Winterville.
Miss Mamie Is the
guest Mrs. F. G. on
Grove lane.
City W. T. Sledge spent
between and
Grimesland.
P. H. spent
J. Ogle Million is spending
bis at bis home
Miss Margaret leaves
morning for New York
where sue will sail on the steamer
for China, to
u ii it- her missionary duties.
Registered at the Hotel Leg It.
O. B. Vb., A.
been a Democrat, a
advocate of educational advantages
and moral uplifting in
the community in which he reside-,
and we believe he will receive
hearty support, of the Democratic
party nominated and we ask the
South side of the liver to join us
securing the Domination for
Alphonso Ward.,
Jasper Langley,
J. H. Gurganus.
V. E. Perry,
M. G. Waters,
J. T.
W, ii, Williams,
George Williams,
R. It. Fleming,
O, II. Little,
W. A. Whitehurst.
Mod as can be found of Washington, D,
Tax D
It ca not lie denied that there is a
good dial of taxable property this
which does not contribute one
cent in the way of taxes to support-
city, state and county govern
It does seem that there
should In- someway of making these
people in their share of govern
There is one thing
sure, the poor man can't dodge his
and all have got
do is to indicate a desire for
methods and more
in order the very
beet skilled practical
from the State depart-
If we will do this Dr.
and In associates will
lion. Geo. H Di, Jo
B. E.
regular appointment here Sunday
night
Line the mark us ,,,
hunts -he a . I Go ; ,,. if he M ,,,,,, .,
line then breaks and
off go The marshal and
his leap upon their wait-
horses aw after
Hying tramps, up with
them and spurring ambit ion
of the laggards with sharp waring
fruit their As a mat
of no in been
dogged, but belief in the
of last the ditch i-
no tramp once
run the race ever been known
to return town
only a or two farm-
era lie will neither have the
Interest nor to spend
much time with us.
Remember the day and date,
Friday, August the 10th, be
certain to come out.
O. I
institute
Wool
M. Schultz.
for
When a young gets so that
he will pay any attention to
the teachings of his we do
not think a reform school will do
him much cl
Church Dedication.
The church
will he dedicated next Sunday
The o
will be conducted l
Clayton and Rev. Thus. Chapman,
A Invitation is we, did to
everybody d He service.
Rev. Mr. Chapman will pi each
at the on Friday and Sat-
nights, y and
previous at the dedicatory services
Sunday.
He has to come up every
time. If ho does not do so his
wages, if he is an of some
other party, are Ii
working r he to go
down in bis jeans and up tho
amount. The man who dodges the
tax assessor is man of means
here the the schemer
thinks the chief cud of life is
financiering of any kind
B. The man who gives in his property
n its lull value has to
tax dodgers
and the rich both are
any m re taxes than
a poof men
More High
Mr. B. T. sent The Re-
another till of com as
a to t he one sent us y
Mi C W. This la-t one
for
pay
Th. i
loath lo
they have to.
fill to lop
rich men will
man
.
i y,
in i
thorough
just a few inches of
shorter other.
mark just as some
hi fact, the average
I- that there is a.
about
he governs himself
If there is anything
hie country, it is a
taxi
gram.

III I
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C L Wilkinson Co
GREAT SUMMER
MAKING ,.
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
The Way Try to Propitiate the Geographical Game That Requires
cf Forfeits. Quick Thinking.
All Indians are superstitious and j in a circle
have ways by t en-1 and one takes a
propitiate the goddess of j handkerchief and, throwing it
fortune, or. an Hie. t-all it, another, calls A
medicine. either l them good I ten rather
or to break a spell of bad lock.
Still Going O
G L. WILKINSON.;
AND
Company
-r ,
Economy.
The foundation of success in a
way is ECONOMY. There is f
I nothing which helps you to save like
keeping your money in a bank. Do
not wait until .-you have a big deposit.
We accept small ones as well. We I
pay interest on Time Deposits. If
t you do not carry a account, come
in or write us.
THE GREENVILLE BANKING TRUST CO.
THE BANK of GREENVILLE
H II
Greenville, N. C.
CAPITAL
SURPLUS
UNDIVIDED PROFITS
OVER
25,000.00
25,000.00
13,300.00
We pay interest on Time Certificates,
K or deposited for
stipulate I time percent.
Accounts of merchants, far-
and individuals solicited
R. L. Davis.
Jas. L. Little. Cashier.
SECONDHAND MACHINERY
FOR SALE
One H. Boiler
One IS H. P. Center
One Sawmill
One Q Gin F. and C.
One Press.
This machinery months old and will he sold It it
as good as new, solid inserted; tooth
or both.
HENRY HARDING, agent
T-l At
a 4-
u.
-4
has hi.- or her own
medicine, mast made
us own peculiar
Sometimes an Indian will quietly
tease camp, go to a hilltop
or and ere alone in
hot sun for hoping to
induce the power of medicine to
and abide with Another
Indian on coming to a stream or
will strike the water with his
land or bow or tomahawk or other
weapon, at time uttering
n prayer to the Spirit to sens
him good medicine, or he will dip
up tome of the water in a vessel and
pour it on the ground where grass
is growing before taking a drink,
no matter how thirsty he may be.
Others make a particularly strong
and medicine by standing
in the rain until their hair is
thoroughly wet through. If the rain
last but u short time it is thought
that the medicine, has been broken
will be Some of
the Indian women make medicine
by standing in the water and cut-
ting their arms and legs with a
knife, believing that the deeper the
cut the more powerful will be the
medicine.
Indians also have it they call
medicine horses, medicine
medicine arrow.-, medicine bags,
medicine bones medicine images
of men and beasts, all of which are
supposed to bring their owners good
luck. The medicine horse is often
painted decorated in the most
fantastic manner is thought to
lie able to carry his rider safely
through every battle. The
cine dog is used to good luck
when on chase end sometimes
to cure or pi. vi e. So
as the dog prove lo be good
cine he i- tie pot.
woe to him when
for into his master's stomach lie
goes a.- as water and
strong teeth can take him.
Medicine bags are very common
and are suppose I to ml n
good medicine will van
disease, good c and pie-
serve the all harm
hunt or light. Whenever an Indian
has ill hick he is quite sure that it
was caused by some one or some-
thing having broken his medicine,
and he ill immediately endeavor to
find who or what made the
break and to repair it by making
good medicine.
But, after all, the Indian is not
alone in his medicine making.
white nun hit medicine dogs,
horses, eats, birds and goats, only
he them Mascots, has
feet horseshoes and lucky
coins, but he laughs at the medicine
making of the York
Herald.
They couldn't for the life
agree on tin- name for the newest
boy baby. They not
just couldn't decide on
a mime. At length somebody
that compromise so
that no possibility of a name that
had aver been used, a secondhand
should by chance he
chosen. It was suggested that the
letters the alphabet be put in His
hat and drawn nut one by oho till
a collection Win drawn with vowels
and consonants to
a brand name. It was
done, and to this day bull's the
name of The next
in the family the name,
ed in he manner, of
the can-
traveler and explorer, owed hit
discovery of the source of the Blue.
Kile to ability to the
lie had some
tun as an astrologer, his cure
ff smallpox was more of a
m his cap as a medicine man. His
firing of a candle through
table established his fame till high
as a worker of miracles. II
taming f savage hones and shoot-
of kites on the wing tbs
maneuvers the
Id. the to
d life.
Waning .
the Dial tor, her
Soother trouble in
wife's face.
telegram
and sot with the paper
in her lap.
i I to
I hope Ire been in a I
he well and will
be homo . t , lie
. I
pin I the person whom the
Us was must
place, river, n.
per on or thing with
c of before
ton I- Ii e
ed ll at the person
, . .- the nest question. Ii
incorrect or enable to answer a for-
f t i aid.
The players must be
for en the one who throws the
will look at one while
ins in quite a different
The game i lie made
a- us interesting by
countries, and for older
a a century may he given, and
the famous character- belonging to
it must be quickly thought out.
Decayed especially peat
have occasionally been observed to
evolve n faint light, and even some
have I remarked to give
out brilliant Hashes of light during
a warm summer's evening, This
light, emitted without apparent
heat, is termed phosphorescence,
Various animal substances become
luminous before putrescence has be-
gun especially the flash of
flab, of which the most remark-
able are carp and sole. Herring, lob-
and crabs often emit a
light. familiar of
all phosphorescent objects to
and girls is, however, the phosphor-
of living animals, such as
the firefly and The
legged worm, found in decayed
poplar wood or under lime, bricks
and pots in the garden, emits flashes
of light when irritated by a little
waler.
Coiling Without Fire.
Do you know that it possible to
boil water without lire and without
the use of any chemical All you
have to do is to put the water in a
may he ice water, if you
stir it with a wooden
paddle; if stir long enough it
will ton Hut just here
i.- the crucial point of the operation
you will have to keep on stirring
for about live hour.-. and girl.
therefore are advised to make
the experiment unless they are in
need of some rather strenuous
drawn out. If any feel
brave to try it, it might in-
them to watch the gradual
warming of the water until it gets
so hot the hand cannot be held,
it finally begins to boil.
An Experiment
A simple kaleidoscope may be
made by any or girl by taking a
straight lamp
one is painting the out-
side of black. If make a pin-
hole in a piece of paper and hold it
at one end and at it
the other it appear as a number
of of light. It is the
surface reflects and
causes this. If now fasten two
pieces of ; I las at one end of the
chimney, placing them
beads and bright colored bits of
glass so that they may move as yon
turn the chimney, you will have a-
good a kaleidoscope as you would
care to buy.
Answered at Last.
Why the Only the
gnu knew-.
Why was the sideboard Because
it beard the talk.
Why did the cream
it the acid drop.
Where was the salad droning
In the green room.
Questions.
A being
asked by what method no had ac-
quired so much knowledge, an-
not
from Hiking questions when
I teas
The
A piece of cardboard shaped info
a the corners of which ore
rounded off, should be placed oh the
Sneer. Ii
board inclined
at an in
rigorous flip of the
band the extremity
toy it is
e GuM
of
With r
of
of the
A Riddle. . .
i r- net i
OF THE CONDITION
AT THE Cl OF BUS JUNE
Loans Discount
Du from Banks fig
Cash Items 9.39
Gold coin
Silver coin 1,179.11
Nat,
Capital in
Undivided .
sub to 40.233
of North Carolina,
of Pitt.
I. J. Cashier of the above-named hank, do solemn-
the above statement is true to the best of
knowledge and j.
Subscribed and sworn to be-
fore me, this 28-d of June
1906.
V. JOHNSTON.
Notary Public.
T. L.
B. L.
Directors
REPORT OF HE CONDITION OF
BETHEL BANKING AND TRUST CO
AT BETHEL, N. C.
I At the close of business 1906.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts
Overdrafts
Furniture
Due from Banks 1- .
Bankers
Hold
c i National bank
and S. notes
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock
Surplus fund
Undivided profits
Time certificates of
deposit ,
Deposits subj. to chock
checks out-
Checks
300.00
174.30
309.50
72.67
ate of North Caroline, fruity cf Pin,
I. H. H of the-above named solemnly
that above statement is true to best of my
and belief. , B. H.
Subscribed and sworn to be-
me, this 22nd day April
Sen
Votary Public
it
. . M. O. H LOU .
, ,., , Directors
TIT
aw
. I
I ,.
l m;.,.
We beg leave to announce that we, are
Wholesale and Retail
for
, , -i
White Lead, Paints,
Colors, and and
Country Ready nixed Paints.
There is no line in the world better than
line. It ha behind it a
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.
Baker Hart
--t-
As authorized agent for DAILY
we take
that pleasure In receiving sub-
and writing receipts for
those in an ears. We have a list
of all who receive their mail at
this office. We also orders
for job printing.
J. K. Turnage to Wilson
yesterday.
For can apples, corn
, apply to E. E.
There bus been rain each day
for last ten consecutive days.
It lo look but we
stick to what we always have said,
can't a working
and if of Pitt are not
of that then we would like to
a real smart fellow. We are
not going to The old Pitt
stock have got too much push to
about it.
your need attention
J. W.
N C. is the man to do
your work if yon want to be
pleased.
Prof. A has been
here on a to brother, J. F.
carry
lull of meat, lard can
goods. Don't buy before giving
me a trial. Lilly Co.
went to and returned
from Washington yesterday,
A full line of trunks, valises, tel-
grips, satchels, baud bur,
suits taxes at J R Smith Bro
Mis. Julia Dunn came up on the
afternoon Monday from a
visit the road.
I keep on hand a
sine stuff at lowest cash
prices Such as hay, oats, Corn,
cotton seed meal brand
Ship stuff. Frank Lilly Co.
is a certain young
in town who is very
much In mind. Be has
tine cow that gives anywhere
from three to tour gallons of milk
day, now he thinks it to his
interest to dispose of her at once,
as be discovered she has no
tipper teeth. Here is a bargain for
some one wants a good cow.
You win Wheeler and
son Singer machine.
Prices way way H,
Tripp Bro. to Early Hotel.
Ayden,
F. Berry and wife
from where they
have been visiting the family of
lie, left on tile
morning train theft
home in Washington.
supply of bay, grain, hulls,
cotton Mod meal, ship stuff,
always band, Cannon and Tyson
J. Ii, Miss
Exum of
the day hue
tools, grindstones
i hemp moo and pulleys, at J. K.
Mis. hi
Va. is a visit to tier
paid I , C, C.
Our pi must co, season
is well ad r need. The prices now
will tie buy-
and Tyson.
r. r. lug, ban a little
ii ii , he much
Tunny are in need of a cook
in it lo bin -1
have bought B solid
I them to arrive
I Tyson-.
t in in,
I Gray,
of
, Ult to visit
On to K. E. Go's new
market tor beef, fresh meats,
sage, and fresh fish.
Mies Bailie Bet came
borne Sunday from a visit in the
country.
A beautiful line of crockery, glass
ware, fancy lamps, and tinware
at J B Smith Bro
F. M. Smith, of Greenville,
spent Saturday night with W. J.
A full supply of Trunks.
Telescopes, Grips, Satchels and
Suit Gases, at J. B. Smith A Bro.
Hooks left for
Greensboro.
We want to make room for other
stocks and in order to do so we are
offering very cheap in sum-
mer goods- We must move
out of the and have put a price
on them that will be t get
them off. Now is time to get
big value for your money. Cannon
Tyson.
Car load V. Crimped roofing in
lengths to cover residences
churches, school barns
shelters, stables cheaper than
shingles and very little labor, at J.
R Smith Bro J
John Tripp, a former
boy, but who has attained success
to the business world and is now a
resident of Philadelphia, in com-
with bis sister, Miss Nancy
Tripp, of Greenville, spent from
Saturday until Monday with his
sister, Mrs. Titus Jolly, near here.
John shown true and his
people are as they
be. Such boys are rare and
deserve but should
be appreciated by
For a nice present boy a novel-
clock at J. W. Taylor's. It is
for any occasion.
Mrs Smith,
Delia Smith are at Morehead
in the delights of old ocean's
billows its other
attractions.
Core, Hay m Lima always
J. It. Smith at Bro.
W. M. Edwards family are
off In lovely city the
Hooker to g
In order to large
stock preparatory to we
will make prospective buyers ex-
low prices. J. R. Smith
Bro.
Nice new North Car-
Cut Herrings at J. B. Smith
Bro.
For large nice new
single story brick store located
But Avenue in Town of
can five tenant possession
August 15th.
J. K. Smith Bro.
MISS COIN'S ENGAGEMENT.
North Carolina Girl to Become
Bride of Boston Man An.
at Birthday
Party.
The birthday i
Mr. and also the
birthday of Miss Hilly
was at the home
of Mr. 4th July,
and occasion made
happy by announcement by
Mr. that tine of the
of Miss n, of Cotton-
dale, N. C, a cf old
Southern friend, Col. B.
Cotten, to Mr. B.
of Boston, a broker.
The celebration took
the form of a party, was while the wen- seated
at which was decorated
for 4th with and
souvenirs, that i i-up
van brought on Mr. ti.--
made the of be-
As the lowing cup
passed around etch guest respond-
ed wittily with toasts nod
for the young
people.
very beautiful
accomplished young lady; u true
daughter of South. She is a
over if music a
Like many of
Southern sisters is of
much wit, i any company In
which she be, with her
tee
Miss Gotten is still the of
her father's old friend at
Castle on the bill. Her home,
takes its pane
from her family, in a part of the
town of Bruce, Ci. C, which
its name from Mr. Robert M.
The two families have been
close in friendship.
the
of telegrams aid a host of good
upon the
happy on pie
stove i
to Bee n-
ear load,
next
Mr
have
G. Bi
V.
mid paper rooting,
Ii long or
pipe at J. B.
Kev. P. B. Hill, a
in, came up
Saturday and went over In Greene
here he
Miss Nora Smith
n extended visit Bertie
Your
If you are troubled with your
eyes or have a obtain-
glasses, It
how your case, call J.
an expert
N. C, who has yen-
with some of the mo
cases. He never fail I
give patients satisfaction or
Over five hundred
Lenoir
nest people to testify to his
and ability, Give him your
you want
UP
I taken up one inn
at, weight B p
mi earmarks Owner ran gel
by paying
K. K. I. No.
Dr. Joseph Dixon,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Baal
Ayden, N. C.
W. L HOOKS. W J
HOOKS BOYD.
General Insurance and Merchandise Brokers.
AYDEN,
We wish to that we have associated our
selves together for the purpose of conducting a gen-
Superintendent In.
J. Y. Joyner made the
int.
of the f
Insurance and Merchandise Brokerage and the
In the Town of Ayden and Vicinity. We will
represent none but the most reputable concerns,
and any part of your business you may see fit to
favor us with we will thank you for and feel very
grateful.
AND.,
Phone CARRIED IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES.
OF
THE BANK OF AYDEN
N. ,
At the Goose of business June 18th, 1906.
Loans and Discounts,
Overdrafts Secured i
Furniture and
Due from Banks,
Gold Coin,
Silver Coin,
National Bank notes
other U. S.
Total,
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in, 118.500
Surplus fund 2,700.00
Undivided profits less
expenses, tH-59
Dividends unpaid . 222.00
Deposits subject to check,
Cashier's 830.72
Total,
855,043.67
OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF PUT,
I, J. R. Smith, Cashier of above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the statements true to the best of my and be-
lief. J. B. SMITH, Cashier.
and sworn to before
me, day f 1906.
HODGES,
J. R. SMITH,
JOSEPH
R. C. CANNON.
Directors
WHAT THE TRUST HAS DONE TO
TOBACCO GROWERS.
The tobacco of Rock i
ham are reported to be
the to
tie from out of because the
town at the birthday
II.
las continually hammered down
the price until it cannot now be
fat organizing the
of holding their crops in
older to compel the trust to pay
prices.
An examination of prices shows
the Miss C n; Mr, and prices.
lira, of Norwich, other
Conn.; Miss
Ly nun A. U. N.;
Bruce, of New
city; Mr. Wesson, of
in Smith Wesson,
Mr- and Mis-
Mr. himself, although
l.-i hi- i j
day, Is and and
into spill
as much zest with
as much
w Conn., Graphic.
OBITUARIES.
of
Jessie Haddock, was born July 24th
died at her home near
Haddock X Roads, July 18th, 1906.
She was the youngest daughter of
Wm E. deceased.
In early womanhood, she
posed State education, i journal
has resulted the deter , n
to begin in
The name be h
of
it will be published
of
the graded will
be the chief, there
will be editor for
among
will inter-
mediate and sch l, city
schools and
State depart-
of college
the
The de.
be aim,
The prospectus will be
once.
Mr. Joyner fays that .
mi
the educational forces th- t it
has long an-
proven
advancement the cm- i
cation State.
Russell Dead
New July
Sage died suddenly at bis
country home, at
Lawrence, L.
cause death was heart failure
resulting from a of
diseases incident to old age.
ave
his 87th Aug-
Mr. had been i if
good health his
arrival at bis summer home
six months ago. At noon ,
he was seized sinking spell
and collapsed, falling into
about two hours -t
bis death, which occurred at
o'clock.
M. E church, South, at Mace
and that day on, she.
tried to live a Christian.
ethers, had her trials and con- j
diets. And above all, there was
i sickness and disease to against
; yet she fought patiently and bravely
how the has steadily put
ITEMS. ,
j i
down the price ts its enrich-
and impoverishment of
tobacco growers. The Danville
market is largest bright
k. t in the country. In
1875 there were Bold that mar-
pounds and it
She was conscious that death was
near, but said that all well, and
there was no dread or fear of death
except its sting. So we believe
lister Haddock has entered into rest.
May this glorious thought com-
the bereaved husband,
or an
in ii i i ii i He Superior
i folk of
via mill, of Fault A
i I. ii I lo i nil
In, , ii,
till.-i. U
v n -an
ill II.- In or lie-
-dill,. i f
Hill I I II, , I
lilt I'm
A.
Corn.
Talking high Mr. C.
W. Harvey The R
at k that feat,
A tail and thrifty stalk is
u has only one ear it.
For Spring Housecleaning
new, will i
looking furniture or
in when this
worker ii No
or in
Veneer
Food tin-
Ii
m ever.
If the
Picture Interior
H .,,., Kt-
. ; , if
A cm it.
km of i-
U lo to W.
PRICES
av
at.
N r.
es and
B. E. P. C
has claimed
of per bundled j.
In there was sold
pounds for
an average of 818.54 per j
hundred pounds. In there
was sold pounds for another victim.
and average of K Venters, son of Mr
per These Mrs. Johnny Venters, was
show that twenty one years, sick just exactly seven weeks with
ago, before the became all typhoid fever; and died July 21st,
powerful, tobacco got 1908,
over twenty cents a pound for He was only years of
product. Now that the trust age when he died, so he was just
magnates fix the price in aback- into young manhood,
room Wee in the and seemingly had a
get only seven and three him. we know the
quarter cents a pound Ii hour that we must die.
m re make n i of Hew ready.
now than then for labor received
-else i c up in price, last fall
Hid I hope he lived
that day on. He has
me since that he was deter-
lo try, to do his duty
ti. d I
mother, sisters and brother-,
oilier relatives during this
hour of i
H E. P
PI c . i ha
ed t I while ill
It CO be, II tO
h Kent- and
Observer.
Mr. a. A. Andrew, who la
more familiarly us
is of i
raiser, and has a patch at bin
Greenville in which e
pride, lie brought
The
moth ipounds and said
I will
come
Heavy Rain.
nil night last night, in
several times ii came down
V. W
tells us tot
night
N. C, July 190-i
W. H. Ricks and family, f
Greenville, and War-
of
day night with K. T.
Wilson and family.
Miss Ward Moore is spend in j
sometime with relatives in N
folk,
Robert Wilson and wife, of
Beaufort county spent
with W. M. Moore.
F. Ward and F. Boyd, from,
Greenville, spent Saturday
night and Sunday with Dr. C. M.
Jones.
Our sick are all much
We hope to see them out soon.
Rev. B. Reapers filled his
regular appointment here Sunday,
Godfrey r John Dixon,
of Black Jack, spent Sunday at J.
Proctor's,
Jno Warren, and Miss Helen
Galloway went to Hookerton
Friday but go home Sunday afters
Mrs. W. H. Galloway
Willie also Miss
out Sunday in our city.
K. G. Mayo and R. A. Fleming
went Sunday
Miss Julia Wharton,
time with Mis-
Holliday.
Warn cats
Owing dim
branch being washed In two by
the heavy Carrier A. I.
Potter, on Route No,
could only reach the patrons
this of the branch on Tuesday,
l he la to reach hi
ll.
LITTLE FOR
the undersigned voters of
i i township, second
in seating K. I.
e of Green hip for our
We
lie Mill prove more
ii than any
Held.
I . S
H. i
W. II.
m.
W. Mortal
It is sure to pay you

in
r-w-
TH i EASTERN REFLECTOR
AND FRIDAY.
A J. Editor and Proprietor.
in the post office at N. C, as matter,
rates made application.
A i at every post office in Pitt and adjoining counties.
in to fiction
NORTH CAROLINA JULY 1906
Joe has not
bis r foot.
In the lops are not well
dressed unless the., wear collars.
The usual summer cry is raised
about the of men at the
resorts.
Charlotte is that the
city water has mo good
without boiling.
railroads catch it hard in
wrecks as the recent one near
Hamlet.
tumble just like
Other folks when their automobile
gets tn
The government is now taking
the powder trust. They
find something to blow up yet.
subscriber suggests that The
talk streets more.
That is almost talking to the
.
Blackburn has become very
He lays he is to beat
this and
Adams next
From the way folks went after the
Panama canal bonds
shows that they like Sam's
due
Whether Thaw is insane or not
some folks may be if they have to
keep on reading about it.
they get through executing
the death sentence on Russian
there will fewer of them
. j
Those who murdered the
family are trying to bring in
a white man as accessory to the
crime, but they do not give hie
name.
When Russia turns on her own
folks there is a feeling that she is
reaping the of her own sowing
but when she goes to slaughtering
the innocent Jews it is enough to
make the blood boil.
NO BY AND BY. the who defend
corporation damage suit.
Col. James Hamilton Lewis, he get for the life-
counsel of I h puts into his tight
politician, farmer Congressman, j the criminal lawyer. He
wit and speaker,, hid very flesh to the cause,
says eight hundred years h. life and liberty, and in
yes, that period has return what does he get but a
elapsed -the lawyer will be
without a profession.
is in the midst of
he said to u
Chicago writer be-
that in the
will hive processed so far
that we will have a tribunal
something like those of ancient
Greece, where any man. whether
he be lawyer or go and
sum
repeat that the world is
learning tn get along without
is. You ask if it is not
that the collages are turn-
out more lawyers today than
ever before that the number
of lawyer in the
n i- increasing. am
a red to say that such IN
the My opinions have
been decried by the law schools
that are tinning out lawyers to
present his case.
lawyer, except as an ad- starve
is disappearing from the . g,
world. The necessity for is to see what an already
It has been some time since
Greenville appeared in the list
towns getting charters from the Sec-
of State to establish some en-
A chamber of commerce
could work up the way for us to get
en the list oftener.
business men of Greenville
re. not tumbling over each other to
a chamber of commerce or
board of trade, hut it is not because
they ought not lo he doing so.
A Louisiana man announces the
discovery of a variety of cotton that
sis weevil proof. A kind that could
be immune from the attacks of bulls
bears would be best.
The fact being established that
paper can be made out of cotton
stalks, a product that has heretofore
gone to waste, this would be
a good one in which to locate a mill
to utilize the stalks. A large
of them are grown in Pitt
county.
Tho announcement that Superior
Court Judge C. M. Cooke was go-
to resign because of ill health is
denied by that gentleman as
untrue. It is strange how
such rumors get started. The news-
pa per that put out the story even
went so far as to suggest who should
succeed Judge Cooke.
waning. Men are learning to
get together and settle their
business matters or their
troubles without him.
There v as a time when the
law offered a can preferment
honors, social and every-
thing to be desired. Not so
today. The lawyer is looked
upon a parasite, feeding on
the body politic. On every hand
we see lawyers turning away
from the practice of their pro
and into channels
of life offering them better re-
turns for their abilities.
without hesitation that
the lawyer is the lowest paid
worker in any class of endeavor
to be cited, considering what he
puts into his work Take the
corporation lawyer getting per-
haps or a year.
He makes it possible his em-
to accumulate millions.
has taken place in the legal call-
Now it is not learning
takes a man to the front. It i-
not of wisdom, years of
study or work.
What is it Paper cap
Noise
longer i- it necessary for
a man to be lawyer to go to
Congress, Business men go
there. The places once Con id
as only to the
lawyer are going to men in
other walks of life. Tho lawyer
on every hand is being crowded
out, The people are becoming
intelligent enough to get along
without him as
What would have to
the Republican party of North
if the President had
sent some more of his cabinet
thereto sit on tho lid It is
evident that mere weight did not
tell weighs over
If there is a man on earth who should have a good Salt
of Clothes for his money, it's certainly the
He not only is entitled to it but hi also wants it
Now we, make it our particular business to pro-
in fine vary. K
Good Durable, Suits
Workingmen
We think this fact has been noised, abroad,
by the number of Workingmen who are com-
he- e for their clothes.
Our Suits are made from strong
fabrics in neat, good looking patterns, cat in con-
Styles that are always correct and tailor-
ed as well and strong as it is possible to make gar-
workingmen, wearing our kind of Clothing,
are
ALWAYS WELL
They are never troubled with seams ripping, but-
tons coming off or a general state of suit collapse.
We back these Suits with our strong guarantee
of back, if anything goes
Frank Wilson,
THE KING CLOTHIER.
THE READING OF NEWSPAPERS.
Rockefeller is reported to be
laughing at Ohio sheriff who
declares ht will arrest him as soon
as he sets Ids foot back on
laughs best who
An man has
against the compilers of a city
directory because by the mistake of
a printer a mark was placed by
name distinguishing the family as
In a short while now the National
Guard of the State will go into sum-
mer encampment. It is to be hoped
that such disgraceful scenes that
have marked the conduct of the
en route to and from the
camp in past years will be left off
this time.
Much has been said of late
excessive rains, and up to now the
end is not in sight but it keeps right
on raining every day. It has
ready reached the point of being a
very serious matter for the farmers,
along with them for every other
of business, for when the
kind
nil
I.
Crops
d untold
.
I I
a M
It may lie said without contra
diction, that it is only the
person that reads the daily
newspaper so as to be able to have
any coherent idea of it contents an
hour after the paper has been laid
aside. The newspaper reader as a
rule, reads just the portion which
is of personal or individual eon-
or interest, social or
of finance or of sports, and
the rest the paper is parsed
over.
Two phases of newspaper read-
or the neglect of it, perhaps a
combination each, are thy of
special consideration, these being
the quickness with which the
reader of the newspaper will see
an article, be it good or bad, of a
personal nature, and extreme
Impossibility of becoming able to
see other articles in the same pas
per, which may be equally person-
yet of a different character.
An article of a complimentary
kind, will be noted at glance on
a page of matter, as will also the
article which may be
The newspaper reader
will quickly see either of these,
but let an advertising notice be
in prominent type, calling at-
to the fact that taxes are
due, and the tax-payer will swear
that he never saw the notice,
though he looked over the news-
paper every day for a month. But
let the same tax-payer be a
delinquent and be will note that
bis name is published in the first
of the paper, it be
n an inside page, and tho
in and win
hundred other Xe
ii-r
we will begin Monday July
23rd, selling our ox-
fords, figured lawns, laces
and embroideries at cost.
The price on all Dry Goods and
Notions will be marked down low.
Shoes at
figured
Lawn at
2.50 O
Shoes at
1-2 cent
Percale at
figured
Lawn at
A. F. C.
hams at
Pulley Bo wen
THE HOME OF FASHIONS.
We will inaugurate Our Spring Season by
, putting on display the newest
iv
ideas to lie shown in
j BILKS I WHITE
We have no trash or Special Sale stuff but
f we will have the latest and best things that
were obtainable in the American markets
we cordially invite the Ladies that are
desirous of seeing the NEWEST
IN SILKS AND WHITE GOODS
to call at our establishment and feast their
eves.
Very truly yours,
PULLEY St BOWEN
Jas F Davenport,
NEAT JOB
Our specialty
Reflector Job Printing Office
When Secretary Root attempts
to manipulate the
conference at Rio he
will run up against the so-called
doctrine as opposed to
the The
doctrine is merely a declaration
against the indiscriminate use
of force in debts from
a nation, but it is expected our
delegates will oppose its
lion.
Ask your friends to go on Bond when you can get it famished at a cost
We can sign Judicial Bands for Guardians, Administrators etc., In FIVE MINUTES
after you apply Any Bond to be filed in the Court at once
Cal on or write
The U. S. FIDELITY and GUARANTY CO.,
H. A. WHITE, Agent, or
H W. WHEDBEE, Attorney
WINTERVILLE
This department is in F. C. who is authorize
resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and
rep-
Poor said a
raved, it, a penny made. It is
more than that placed in a
savings bank for it
yon sleep. The Bank Winter-
ville pays time
its.
Miss Elizabeth of Bel-
cross, spent Sunday here
Miss Laura Cox. Hiss Boushall
from of the leading families
the State. Winterville High
school fortunate in
securing her as a teacher of the
primary department the coming
year. the took a course in
primary at Raleigh this
summer. We predict for her much
success here.
takes the place of
We sell it.
B. T. Cox, Bro.
Rev. C. J. Wells, of Kinston,
Rev. T. H. King's appoint-
t the Baptist church Sun-
day morning, preaching an excel-
lent sermon. There were no eel-
vices Sunday evening on account
of rain. He returned to Kin
Monday.
line of dress shirts ever
shown in Winterville at
Co.
Miss Helen Galloway, of
land, was visiting at Mrs. R. G
Chapman's Sunday.
We still have a few cop-
of Teachers Bibles, we are off-
to the trade at very low
prices.
B. T. Cox, Bro.
Miss Cox left to
spend some time visiting in Kin-
LaGrange and Seven Springs-;
Go to the Store of B. T.
Cox Bro for T. W. Wood
Son's high turnip
bags seed.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jolly, of
Ayden, attended church
day.
Nice Robes at Harrington
Barber Co.
Miss Mollie Bryan returned Sat.
evening a most pleas-
nut visit at Springs for
several
large shipment of shoes
all styles wizen and prices very
reasonable. Burlier
A Co.
Prof. spent Sunday at
home and went to Snow Hill M n-
If you want a nice or tie
go to Harrington, Barber Co.
need of not having good
pants when Harrington, Barber
Co., have just received anew lot,
that they will well cheap.
For fruit jam and rubbers go
to Harrington, Barber Co.
tell which way the wind
blows, just nonce the stream of
customers going in and out from
Harrington,
All colors of paint, and yellow
at Harrington Barber
Iron natures
great household remedy. A con
Mineral Water. Stops
blood cut. Cures
. Kidney trouble, Liver com-
plaint, Female weakness, cuts
sores etc. For at the
store of B. T. Cox, and Bro.
A. W. Ange and Co. are clean-
out summer goods cheap.
For hay, corn and oats go
Harrington, Co.
It i hard for tome people to see
the in advertising their bus-
here
who are advertising in this de-
tell us that people
and tell that they
articles advertised in The
tor and in this way the. people
know who has the article
Let the people know what you
have for tale.
Farming implements of all kinds
at Barber Co.
Nice line of fresh groceries
ways on hand Barber
Co.
A car load of lime received
at Harrington, Co.,
A large of trunks, suit cases,
and telescope of all and
grades has j arrived at the
the large store of A W. and
Co. wishing to visit
the summer need s good
traveling trunk. Bee them for
bargains. car
received car
of fancy hold furnishings
which made our line so complete,
it would be difficult for a custom-
to something haven't
got in Eastern Caro-
Supply Co.
For Victor talking machines
and music racks see Eastern Caro-
Supply Co.
The A. G. Cox Man. Co are
making preparation to make quite
a lot of their splendid school desk.
They have only been in
one ear, yet their desk is
quite a reputation.
order for this season
comes from New Bern.
Republican H
best shown by the fact that
while our population increases
than cent a year, yet
tho appropriations increased for
the present year per
cent, more than wore for
the year previous. Every year
u ft,. .,,. t much greater increase
I. D. in-, t . I than the per cent, of increase of
party in Mm., of Ml- population.
Boushall . ii , ,. , K
, r , .-
,, . . i The Lincoln republicans of
no received into
the
sometime
by at mimic furnish.
1.50 rents
1-25 cents
2.00
2.25
3.00
All qualities of Jets.
Good Umbrellas at this
rainy
A new assortment of the famous
Parker fountain pen in a
Reflector Book Store.
Car load of corn j alt arrived at
Frank V. Johnston's.
For Sale gallon oil
tank suitable for store. Apply
to i or.
ed by Vim i x. many
Couple repair the
id decorated
dining for -1,111. r
were man
young lady
which Had In-en given it in. Out
young ho has very red hair
rendered his f r tho rapid
disappearance of by
My u ii it.
Aft.-i the the
retained the parlor for
and games. Couples for the goes,
contest in room were
gain by the
the States and the
men tho The
prize was awarded to J. S and
Miss Kale the booby
U Rollins and Mrs.
Taylor- The prizes were deliver-
ed by R. Carroll with a neat
and appropriate little speech.
The party was an success in
feature.
Pennsylvania have invited some
tho members of the cabinet to
speak in that state for the
ticket, but there does not seem
to be one that is not allied with
the machine organization for
none of them have accepted the
invitation. This shows how far
reform is advocated by the ad
ministration.
The Republican machine in
Oklahoma enters upon the fight
for the fruits of statehood some-
what handicapped. The
governor has just been
under investigation on charges
implicating him in Osage
oil leases Most of the other
federal officials have been mixed
up with land of Indian frauds
and the people have no
deuce in them.
Doctors
The County Medical Association
held a meeting here today. After
the meeting the local doctors en-
their visiting brethren at
dinner in Carolina Club rooms.
Distance Traveled in Dancing.
A young man man
dancing tooK a pedometer with
him to a ball, at d found that in
the course of the evening be had
covered thirteen and a half
Fairbanks, Cannon, Taft, Shaw
are, or were, candidates for the
Republican nomination for Pres-
but the voters don't take
kindly to any of them. Fair-
banks, Cannon and Shaw are
uncompromising
and machine politicians and Taft
seems to be an understudy of
the President and the people
want some one that has ideas of
his own. The only chance for
Taft would be a differing with
Roosevelt on one of the
miles. The average length of a issues in which ho takes the
waltz was half a mile; of a I palpably wrong side, such as the
three-quarters of a mile; of a gal- c, r j,
. . ,. , . Domingo and Panama
op or a mile, of
landers, a quarter of a mile. A
girl usually dances more than a
man, and is calculated to cover All wanting electric motors,
more than miles in a single electrical
;., . will do well to see H.
Harding.
A Taft V. It Rick-,
H. Co
Greenville's Furniture Dealer's
Quality,
Originality,
Price.
We sell for cash or
easy terms
You will find a complete
line at all times
e are sole agents
for Enameled Beds.
a ours to please
Framed to Order
r ,
Save the Worry
The hot weather brings you
enough discomfort without adding to it worrying what to
by for breakfast, dinner or With. a of
Groceries, Canned Goods, Package
Goods, Pickles, Butter Cheese, Coffee,
Candies, as I carry, the selecting and buy-
are easy and the all saved. It will take no argument to
you of if you visit my store and see what I carry.
You find me one door North of
J. B
TO OUR FRIENDS
THE TOBACCO GROWERS
We f it to our friends and patrons our sincere for the liberal patronage
bestowed upon us the past season.
THE CENT
was first three years ago, it was the intention of its management up a permanent on a sound
basis, Our business has increased with the years, and we trust to be favored with the coming season
Each Customer, as well as each Pile of Tobacco shall have our
Personal Attention, and we shall endeavor, as in the
past, to make The Brick headquarters for
High Prices, Fair and honorable treatment,
It affords us announce In this connection that
MR. W. T.
THE VETERAN TOBACCONIST AND WAREHOUSEMAN
Will be associated with us the coming season. Mr. Lipscomb Is too well-known to the trade, planters, or
to need any commendation at our hands, suffice to say with judgment and experience at the com mil of on-
our facilities for conducting the warehouse business, assisted as we will be by an id
in ever it pats us in better position than any other warehouse In Eastern Carolina, at all times, to f Dr oar
friend prices for their To When you come to GREENVILLE, always
Always make the BRICK your headquarters,
when your tobacco is ready to sell, bring it where experienced judges will sell it to th- tor you. Again thanking you
tor your liberal patronage we beg to remain. Your
BRINKLEY and LASSITER,
BRINKLEY, LASSITER and LIPSCOMB, Successor

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OAKLEY ITEMS.
LA DI
SETS
Good Corsets, all
slats, Qr
Big
STORE
Still Offering Goods at Sale
Prices.
Doz. Ladies
HOSE.
1-2 to 1-2, 1-2
value going at cents will
be on display Saturday.
Come and be convinced.
Keep Your Eye on he March of Progress.
S , m ill not it i cu lock aims a has been Lite business-is buying the best tor the money Do not
until you complete line of Men's youths and They ht and style
Ladies Summer Vests
Good Apron ginghams
Reduction mILLINERY
Keep Cool.
co Ladies quality
Hurry
MuSlin value
India Linen in
one while
last cent
Cambric cents. inch
now it edits. inch
l . a ft w days
Shoe to fit all classes and Prices to suit the man or
women who know the worth a hard earned dollar. A look
will convince you and to try a will there is none
better. Kid going at Men's
all Patent 1.99. Men's 3.50 Patent
Boy's 2.50 Patent-leather
Silks.
One yard wide black
only China
cents.
Ladies .
Handkerchiefs.
Ladies Handkerchiefs hem-
stitched last Sets.
Dress Ginghams. Best
hams now 1-2 cents.
cent quality now cents.
V, M
17.60 Spring
Style 8.99
Suit, foil spring
tor 6.98
12.60 suit full spring
style for 7.08.
SO Grey and Blue
Men's suit summer
10.98.
full
Off
C a r virile our are good.
Buys suits. to H
cunts.
Boys Double two
puce suit
Boys Breasted two
piece suit
Boys Double Breasted two
piece Blue Flannel suit 1.98
Breasted Mixed
Worsted suit it
Youth two piece
pants 4.98
costs you nothing to look.
N. C-, July 1906.
W. U. Little was in town Fri-
day.
Elbert Andrews of Kooky Mount
in spending few days here with
bis grand-parents, Mr. and Mis.
J. T. Jenkins.
Mrs. Martha Bawls
Mr. A.
the sister near Washing-
t in, last week.
When you are bound to thrash
a fellow wait until you know
he is several miles off.
has been blessed tie
pat week the of
many pretty young ladies from
different Caro-
The city is com-
it will keep at all times
canned beet and lobsters.
nil call at ones, but come soon and
I the rush.
night lire
W. J Jenkins
house and with a large
amount of corn and
I Ills
bill
Moore, of Bethel, spent a
while here S
this plane
m grove Sunday.
Mrs. J. L. i H In
ill- wit.-i her father, Caleb
Smith, who is quit- sick.
in this section has
floe Drops and expects good
Mrs. Hat fie of Winter-
ville returned to her home
d after spending a days
wither h daughter, Mrs. Hardy
James Congleton, of
was bare Saturday on
closed Thursday p. m.
good many disposed o.
Much consumed in prov
character. All of us proved
to be very people. When
the lawyer was against u
I thought I should be bung,
felt that I was almost guilty,
got through
for me I was not guilt
Visiting lawyers Fleming and
J nit-, and
Lassie Overton returned
Sunday from Mt. olive, Dudley
where she bad been
Visiting I r I he pa t dais.
J. V. Mines Monday to
bis work.
J. H. and son, Will,
of Stokes, honored Oakley with
their a short while
Sun lay,
Mr. and Mrs. Gray Corey
a id daughter, Ella, spent
Sunday hire with Mrs. J.
Williams.
Friend, II Vi it e
Suppose You Stop and Sea
it Wonderful
N. C. March
Mrs Joe take
stating that your Remedy
has entirely cured our little girl of
a very bad case of eczema,
covered a great part of her body.
She had eczema from
the rime she was three weeks old,
she was six years old. Sh
is now perfectly well and I feel
that I cannot speak too highly of
it She has not had a symptom
it for six years. Respectfully,
J. W. COBB.
To Publishers
and Printers
We an new
process, on a In h patents
are lending, whereby we
can old Brass Col-
and Head Rules,
pt. and thicker, and make
tin-in fully as good as now
and unsightly
knobs or on the bot-
tom.
PRICES
and
regular ear
L. S aH
Head Ruled Inches in
and over per
A of refaced
full
will be cheerfully
on
Pointers
of Type and
Printing Mater
N. Street. p
a SOUTHERN R. R. CO
N.
Steamboat Service,
;. L. leaves
daily
it in. for leaves
Greenville daily
at in.
A Railroad for
New York, mil all other
North, Connects a Norfolk
w lib all points West.
Shippers
freight via rare Norfolk
hem B. I.
to
without i
J, J. Agent,
ville, N. ;.
I H. O.
f. Norfolk. Vs.,
M. K. KING, V. P . M.
T. and
.-.
torpid LIVER.
the
the bow els, and arc
xis an
MEDICINE,
In
properties r
. stem from i .
No Substitute.
, W.
p, ., IN
Not Quite
if
now ran net a
T -a
i nail or screw
Have a
j tool for
enc i . line of tools
i could desire, unit
E we will . your tool
; ii.,. not tingle
useful
Hat
if
Morse
Provisions I
i g
. i s always on hand
Si
Moo,.
pi l
. , which life in
ken; ion
i i- .-. n have
. Ii tin ii I. it. n ours,
i-. he. Bilious-
lie, .
. i in i Torpid
.
lei.
a a vi. An-
r ii weak i n
Ii induce, sleep,
by J. L.
Having made t
the
Truck and also to sell same
a will be pleased to
in need of Man-
J. A. N.
Country
and
North Carolina.
K. L.
Dentist.
Greenville, N. G.
Mt
Doctors Praise its
We
n ; m
Dr. John staff
of Medical
Of which
la one of chief of
remedy Li is
we bare
Mot fully
any drug I am
In -s
r to It i- a cue is
i dos not
for Dr. Pyre
are the
Pain
of In with
of the
of Ir-
with of
of women,
heat Lu of the
to a
condition of the
or
from or accompanying an
condition of the
In extreme lower part the
If more or leas of tho
Are no woman can do
than Dr. Favorite
one of tho
of which is Unicorn root, or
and the medical properties of which It
most faithfully represents.
Of Golden root, another prominent
Ingredient of
Prof. Finley M j . of Jen-
Medical Chicago,
It la an Important remedy In disorder of
the womb. In all conditions
and It Is
Prof. John M. M. late of
Cincinnati, of Golden Seal
relation to Its on the
there U no medicine in w-
is unanimity It
Is u Vic tonic useful In
all debilitated
Prof. M. D. of Jefferson
Medical College, says of Golden
Valuable In uterine hemorrhage,
and congestive
Dr. Favorite Prescription faith-
fully represents the named In-
and cures the diseases for which
they recommended.
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
tho Weeping Willow Came to
America.
weeping willow mine to
America through tho medium of
Alexander the poet, who
planted a willow on the of
the Thames at his
la. The t to him in a
Bent from Smyrna by n friend
who had lost nil ill tho south
had gene to that dis-
land to recoup his fortune
of
States tells tho story of
willow's arrival in America.
A young British officer, who came
to Boston with the army to crush
the rebellion of the American
brought a twig from
Pope's now beautiful willow tree,
Intending to plant it in America
when ho should comfortably settle
down lands confiscated from the
conquered Americans. Tho young
officer, disappointed in these
gave his willow wrap,
pod in oil silk, to John Parks
tis, Washington's son, who
slanted it on his estate,
Virginia. It thrived and became
the progenitor of till willow
trees.
Mint Punch.
From one dozen of
mint remove the braised
leaves, which give n rank flavor. In .
a quart jar shake one pan of crushed
ice and one-half cup of sugar until
the sugar is dissolved. Add the j
mint, pour over it one ;
of pure cider vinegar or lemon
juice. Add one cup of currant .
juice or one of currant jelly I
water to make one . j If
currant used omit the sugar;
wholly or in part. Good
keeping.
For Children.
Children's white dress sleeves can
be kept perfectly dean at the
if a small pair of extra sleeves of
white are made with an elastic in-
the lop and at the wrist.
They can he made of any light-
weight material and are easily
The will also be
found useful when the children are
play, us the cuffs of a dress soil
quickly.
To Clean a Rusty Pot.
To remove rust from a kettle put
into it us much hay as it will hold,
fill it with water and boil it many
hours. If the kettle is not entirely
fit for use, repeat the process. It
will be certainly Hub the
rusty spots on the stove with sand-
paper, then with sweet oil.
Spiced Apple Jelly.
If a small bag of spice is placed
in tho kettle when making apple or
crab apple jelly the flavor will be
much improved, it the
jelly without effort. A few Agaves
if sweet geranium thrown into the
jelly also gives a delicious flavor.
f Children Table
M if art.
Parents m cottage
home should pity attention to tho
conduct and of their
cannot tell
what position will till in after
life, and a or Roman
of most simple -s of
table etiquette is terribly handicap-
Were the parents to
the who conveys its food its
mouth with o knifes, who drinks its
tea from the saucer or who stick its
elbows out right angles the lesson
so taught would never forgotten.
is a certain amount of free-
at the family table, where one
scarcely expects to find the
deportment of a set dinner
party, but in the home there
arc minor rule- observances
which should always be followed,
says Woman's Life.
H. A.
JOHN
Sticks.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
materials, use
An
Ironing Colored Goods.
When ironing colored
matter of what materials,
a very hat iron.
injures the colors, making them
look dull and faded. All
ginghams and chintzes should be
ironed on the wrong side.
Cleaning Vegetables.
After washing green vegetables
two or three teaspoonfuls of vinegar
should put into the next water.
This not only nukes the vegetables
nice and crisp, but also draws or
inserts that may ho In in
the leave.
Almond Macaroons.
Half D pound of sweet almonds, a
coffee cup full of white sugar and
the whites of two eggs; blanch the
almonds and pound them to a paste,,
add them the sugar and the boat-
en whites of the eggs, work the
whole together the back of a
spoon, then roll mixture in your
hands in balls the size of a
nutmeg; dust sugar over the top and
them on n sheet of at
least an inch apart; in a cool
oven a light brown.
To
put
Cuban
coffee in Cuban
pints of sweet rich
into the .
lei it come to a boil. U t in
if ground coffee mil
live Strain and
A Marine View.
vessel is different in Qua way
from anything
so
is when she is tied that
she can't make knots in her
Baltimore American.
To Darken Floors.
Put into u bottle two
each of linseed oil and good
vinegar and one of
spirits of turpentine the
quantities may be increased, though
the proportions must be cork
this up and it well to mix.
Wash the floor thoroughly with hot
and water, then the
boards are still warm, though fairly
dry, apply the polish, shaking the
bottle well before each application,
rubbing it well in.
About Moths.
It is a great mistake to think that
Camphor or other moth preventives
are only required in the height of
the summer, when the insects may
be seen living about. The chief
danger to feared is during the
period in which the moth lays her
eggs, these being BO
discovery is almost impossible until
the larvae are hatched, by which
time tho or fur is
done. Every garment should lie
thoroughly examined inch by inch
before it is put away.
of Gang.
For this jolly game you want
about a dozen boys, one
an officer, a dozen to rep-
resent his marines and the rest to
represent victims of the press gang.
The officer his marines catch
one of companions and call
hip it low
or
If nays or
or ho is led oil
a prisoner in charge of two of the
Bill if he he
is nixed bodily by the gong
and hi I, I off Io tho place reserved
for men.
and for
mi kin a lot of excitement.
After all the victims have
been pressed or have been
prisoners hey in turn represent a
gang and do the same
Ono Among Many.
of us fellows the
paid the callow young
student, decided to
raise a
should reasonably
replied many
is expected con-
Press.
Wrongly
Tommy Did you tell a
friend of mine the other day Hint
Was the biggest fool in town
All I said
W that you were tho biggest fool
for you'd
Miracle.
,. about that novel
of ion's which
that it was accepted
by file to whom it
-i I to
An In;
my cigar
said smoker.
opposed to ; --o
me. I
lie .
does Lucia get
golden hair
her
Is ho blond V
but he is a
Motto
Why Him.
She- -Wealth is worst fine
my.
is the reason
loves him for the enemies he has
mails. I
In Luck.
you have any iron-
in learning to play
All Were poor
ago News.
Blackberry Cordial.
the berries into a preserving
kettle, let simmer until they break,
then mash and strain. To each pint
of juice add one pound of white
sugar, half an ounce of cinnamon,
half an mince of mace and one-
of ounce of cloves and
let boil minute. When cold
brandy may lie
it is. not Seal
in a cool, dark
move
it
I i
en
or writing may lie re-
a by
diluted or six
bulk water, which
off in or three
with clear water. A
oxalic, citric or acid
the mime purpose, as
I in of will the print-
mm
Having consolidated the two stocks of H. A. and John A. is
store we are to furnish our customers anything needed in
Dry goods and groceries
We will carry an up-to-date line
Hats, Shoes, dress goods, Notions, Sc.
In Groceries we will have all times a full line of the very best goods, not
the staples like ,
Meat, Flour, Sugar, coffee, but all kinds of
canned and Package goods, the finest brands
We can supply anything you need to wear or to eat, and pay highest prices for
COUNTRY PRODUCE. Quality and prices of our goods will please you.
Ricks,
GREENVILLE, N. C.
Come in and examine my
CORN PLANTERS, GUANO SOWERS, DISC
HARROWS, SMOOTHING HARROWS, ONE
AND TWO HORSE STEEL PLOWS, WIRE
FENCE FOR FARM OR GARDEN AND WASH-
MACHINES.
S.
Yours to serve,
H. L.
The Hardware Man.
ESTABLISHED
M. SCHULTZ
Wholesale and retail Grocer an,
furniture Dealer. Cash paid for
Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed. Oil Bar-
Turkeys, Egg, Bert
Oak Butts, Ba
Carriages, Parlor
suite, Tables, Lounges, Safes, P
and Gall Ax
Life Tobacco, Key Went Che-
root, Henry Can-
Cherries, Peaches, Apples
I Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Milk,
Flour Sugar, Meat, Soap-
Lye, Magic Food, Matches, Oil,
Seed Meal Gar.
-n Oranges, Apples.
Dried Apples,
doesn't take
. the fan,
even
ton Star.
-j Lace.
level of tin
tea, a gum ;
a of boiling I I
these in a and
slowly over lire until gum
is tho
good Mark color. U
u prevent tin-gum from eking U
the pan and strain through
Knowing
IS HALF OF IT.
V it y hi Ii are
it to buying
w where to buy, what you are going to pay it w here tin-
con
v will is the place to
COTTONSEED. MEAL AND HULLS
Hay, Corn. Oats Bran, Ship Stuff, Lime said Groceries.
When you in lino it will bi to y to
F- V. JOHNSTON-
Currents,
w.
I. ii L
if ire, and V
.-., ., Butter, New
and nu-
Quality and
Coats
-ante.
M.
Bad Wreck on
The local get train on the-
Seaboard Air Lino
and was
night.
I were killed
in d
by the
I f a , h operator at
i. to deliver an order.
Desirable Bull
LOts For
Near Five Points on
Terms.
Call an or
SAM Greenville. N. C
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mm
i.
A CLEAR.
the people
rd i to
f-. n-e or big i
lb FOR YOU
I to k v-j
one who has sold h loud of
with for the psst
years. oft the Greenville
market I Lave always, a-
err, at all times, looked after
net interest in toe sale to-
if you will Mil
we with me I will the future, a
i have in the past, that every pile
f. in n printed
J . . i
on a letter
V.
i it well looked alter
season you find me at toe
to
you at all with i
. T. Hooker, e, of Green-1
in it, bit those j bet . f mi ace.,
out and
lie to set the ex-
we all th bid-
. -n state,
in saying am in a
p. m to look j
after font -n lie-;
Y u
H t i. is
ii i- or
e . to
kill W SE, . Co.
p. i. A.
muter.
. Mi night P.
Argus.
This is sound c. even
home trade and
such to the cf
advocating I ad they all
. read and heed
J. the duty M to patronize
me but at the tine
the duly of these Lome con-
t- to patronize the people,
V I y giving em work as
preference to other, by Dr V. A
not at French, G.
printing dons at home, but he l H. the
no,
t-. when he e. of Odd with I
Of if there t to known
be obtained, M Kt No.
ability or the Tb JUt will be coin
of town or city h p and ltd meeting
lint not before, and he d nest Light,
to picture such condition in
to labor. Thia EXCESS
apply to ever- town and
ind hence no hard-1 anywhere. There seems to ho a grow-
place welcomes new-comer-. t mg that this country is be-
. ii i .
from a logical,
t to
n people.
Kick Foreign Labor.
N. C.,
The strike of
stills was this
import ail I
in s form the North to lea in the
walked
after; Th- e-
es of the three mill-
The
I,
and all operatives
row,
Because a or in
the
the id a of n
the y
to fill th- v i bill
pot -Hid
it. Thy did
or
that
in overrun with
and slip shod
pars. would gainsay Hie
good Put there are
in one's hones
that some of tin in the
nun- couldn't mike
lining else and
any real work
fire h in their
hands than a com field . if they
hail to work it. Super nous and
inefficient work in the
field is as useless in any of the
fields of material industry. Slip
-hod for any old
name of philanthropy
ought to he
of fellows are not real
agents, but are getting
salaries an easier way than work-
for
S V
on corn.
low
THE
Tb. pen a or
We hay i
Style j.
as t. d rain
to
the mid th.-
Bake --ii all
e I null-
or at lag
mt-e ii In
it is tine hi
yea. ago the
nil I
in
C II I i
f In I. I I
sea I tie ma a i i
for I m .
to i Ire, in get h .
I, i nil . i. mi
e., , l an reputation.
arid X. Li
if Urn I
,, l In i ii.
Bast b
rat n b
, . . . wain
. ., . i I i
n . will I
, , , a spa I , en-
, , has -i.
. I, . I I'M ;
, ,., i i. , in a
, , ,. m i v the l
., ,,. -i tract land in
, , i.
-u ,. i And the
, l mil will take notice
, to at the
t .,.
on ii,,.
cu in said or
u. for
relief Bi
the 24th day of July
D. C.
e Court
of the of
NATIONAL BANK
OF GREENVILLE.
At in the State North
the
June 1906.
RESOURCES.
r. in. a ml .
Overdrafts and
cured
p s. to mm
Rands 116.011
fun
and
in., Hunk
nil 24,191.01
I in. fr Banks and
Hunkers 10,111.11
Due from approved n w -.-
is other Items
. . other n
I, .
;. . money tea
rial
i . a notes I la i
Red option lab V M.
surer
nation
Total
pa
Undivided .
p uses and la- paid
bank
to
deposit
Hi
IS
Total 114,519.88
Stale of North
I II
W. , , of the above
named swear that
ti above -i strut- lo best
of my knowledge and belief.
J. W. AYCOCK, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn lo before me
this of June
J.
Correct Attest
H W.
SAM T. WHITE,
E. A. MOTE,
Directors
w.
JULY
Clearance
L E.
We purpose making July a busy d
making it a Bargain month.
All Summer Goods
WILL BE SOLD AT REDUCED PRICES n S
to make room for the new fall stock. The
Reduction includes;
up
THE EASTERN
J Editor and Owner.
and Friday.
ONE DOLLAR PER Y
VOL No.
GREENVILLE. COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA TUESDAY. JULY
NO
FOILED
Colored Lawns,
Black Lawns,
Dress Ginghams,
Ready-made Shirt Waists,
Lace Hosiery,
Embroideries,
Ladies Belts and
Ladies, Children
and Infants Slippers.
An early will mean money saving to you.
Of New York Plotters to Get
Hawley Pardoned.
HELD UP ON BOWERY.
July
nor Robert l;. of North
guardedly to-
night the report of bis having
been hi Id up by a gang of Tam-
many men in Near York city and
and with if he
r. to a for a
Bowery swindler, who was serving
s the North
lent in 1.1.
The fact that a governor bad
been ed to such an outrage
has been suppressed carefully
a year for fear of creating
political prejudices.
The as related
by lose to he governor,
he was the guest
of Tammany as one of the
orators at the Fourth of July
summer. Governor
Glenn Lieutenant-Governor
of Louisiana, another
guest, at the the
ceremonies were lo. join a
going Island.
There a deliberate effort,
the, governor, to get
him drunk, several of the party
intoxicated. The governor
however, had been discreet and
was They stopped at
restaurant and wine
was ordered.
Scarcely had they seated them-
selves hen one of the
leader it from
bis pocket n legally drafted par-
don favor of a gold-brick artist
mined or Halstead, then
doing time t Raleigh, North Caro-
but whose headquarters were
the Battery Four-
street.
Attempt Made to Pardon.
Thinking the governor was
to sign anything
by that time, the leader remarked.
a favor, governor. We
would like you to sign this and let
man back to New York.
told the leader
tin. pal had been presented
to him just he left home tor
mail's that he had
looked Into the case, and de-
in lie negative. He was
sorry, bin he could not
the ., even lo oblige bis
hosts. The man is reported to
have ugly, shouted
tin would not get
out alive the not
Hun allege a
was bra
The rose the
table and
I friends in this
crowd I they would come on
this side of Ilia table, for there's
like to I. doing here
pretty
by
of lbs
an attitude Of help-
leas lion.
Now, do your
is ii-
by .-
in hell I'll sign that par-
Led Plate Unmolested.
The related to carry
out f gov-
us
and he the
He to his hotel
his own
The died in
prison a few ago, and his
wile applied to the governor fur
permission to take the body from
the State for re-
her efforts to free-
d for her husband the
RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY
BY R. M.
Whereas the Great Spirit has
seen lit to to take from our brother
J. J. Elks bis little one, therefore
be it
Resolved, 1st. That
Tribe No. extend to Brother
and bis family their heart
felt sympathy in this sad hour of
their bereavement. While it seems
hard for us to lose one of our loved
ones, yet we should remember He
who giveth taketh away and
all tilings well.
Resolved, 2nd. That a copy of
these resolutions be sent to brother
and in our daily
paper.
T. While.
Moore.
R. A. Forbes.
Com.
TO THE VOTERS OF PITT COUNTY.
I have been informed that there
a report being circulated through
the country that if W. M. is
nominated and elected as Register
of Deeds of Pitt county that I would
charge of the office. I want
to say to the people that there is
truth in the report, that the re
port has been circulated for the
pose of damaging W. M. Moore in
the coming primary and election.
I want to say further that if want-
ed office from the people of Pitt
county I am man enough to ask for
it myself.
Very
T. R.
State Committee Meeting.
There will be a meeting of the
members of the Democratic State
Committee on Monday August
at o'clock p. in. in the Senate
Chamber in tho city of Raleigh, for
the of electing a chairman
and secretary, four members of the
central committee from each dis-
and the transaction of such
other business as may be necessary.
attendance is desired.
F. M. Si in in s,
mini Dem. Slate Ex. Com.
A. J. Field,
Cob Covered.
Mr. Noah Forbes, of R. F. D.
No. found an ear of
corn his and brought it to
The The striking
about Ibis ear of corn was
the grains covered
the end the cob, finishing
it off round, and nut leaving the
exposed.
Poor
B. W. King returned
Friday evening from a trip to his
firms over in Craven
He tells us he thought, crop were
bad enough in Pitt count , but ho
found even worse in Craven.
He also said he so much
water along the roads and in the
fields as at present.
MOONLIGHT RIDE TAR
Reported for Reflector
One of the most enjoyable affairs
of the season was a moonlight
given Friday night
by the men of town com-
to Miss Rachel II.
Borden, of Goldsboro. Slight
TOOK HIM Al MIS WORD.
Two Boys Start Walking to Farm-
ville.
Saturday when Policeman W. H.
went home to dinner, his
son Wallace, about years old,
aid I will walk to
if you let The policeman
showers in the only made e . , . ,. , .
ft. ,. having finished his dinner by this
time and, night policeman
and his usual time for retiring just
after out and go
Ion Wallace took Joe,
night, it j
the moon brighter at
seems . for it was half
brightly, adding greatly to
the evening, The
party left the landing about nine
clock on which
was beautifully lighted with
lanterns, and went fifteen
miles down the liver where they
landed at Hull
delightful refreshments
served. Afterwards they headed
homeward, and the was
made me. by In
brother, and
I About an hour later or more
his wife him that
I Wallace and Joe were both gone
y an I to be uneasy
about them.
Mr. after looking
about town and failing to find the
boys went to a livery stable and
, secured a horse and and
which all the , , , . . .
L . r. . , went to look for them.
I hey reached the home landing at
hall after twelve, and amid much
merriment all went up to
room, and danced there
about an hour, which made a very
pleasant ending of the occasion.
Among th km- who were present
Miss Nina James with Jack
Goodwin, of Philadelphia
Miss Alice White with Ballard
Smith.
Miss Anna Howard, of Kinston,
Tom Moore.
Miss Rachel M. of
Goldsboro, with Walter B,
Jr.
Miss Mary James with Burney
Warren. , 1.1
Miss with Car
Warren.
Miss Alice Blow with Mark
Miss May field Ray
Tyson.
Miss of Hander-
s in, with Fred Forbes-
Miss of Richmond,
with
Miss Helen Jenkins, of Gastonia,
with Frank Wilson.
Miss Mae Lather
Miss with Kin-
Miss Phillips, of with
John
Miss of with
Mr.
Miss Skinner with Cecil
Cobb.
Miss Willie of Snow
Hill, w th
Miss Maud with Andrew
Moore.
Miss with
To
Miss Fremont, with
Alex. Blow.
and Mrs. J.
W. Aycock Mr. and Mrs. W.
II. Wilson.
she had arranged to have the gov-
to New and so
with
be could not deny
was
Thinking
of his conversation with Wallace at
dinner time, lie took the road to
Farmville. After about
he overtook them about
sore. When be asked them
where they were going and
them about the matter
lace said papa, you said get
out and goon, and we did
Policeman said boys
were hitting the road in a lively trot
when he overtook He
brought the boys back with him on
the buggy. t
CHEAP BUT VALUABLE.
TROUBLE AT GRIMESLAND
An Officer and Two Colored Men
Wounded, One of the
Latter Fatally.
There was another difficulty in
the town of Sat day
evening, in which Policeman T. J.
Tally was seriously cut by two
colored men, Thomas and Sherman
Grimes, father and son, and both
were shot by the
one fatally.
The trouble started in the store
of the Grimesland Supply Com-
where She-man Grimes bad
gone and a quarrel with Ml.
R. M. Elks, a of the firm,
about an owed
them. The became so
the store that
T. J. Tally was called. When
officer arrived the was very
disorderly and resisted the officer
as the latter was getting him out
of Mine. the officer and
got out to the street Thomas
father- of Sherman, went
up the two assaulted the of-
Policeman Tally the
elder Grime on the temple with
his billet but this did not stop the
attack. He then broke away from
the two and drawing his
gun them to stand back.
of obeying the or they
renewed the attack when the
who was already cut in four
places, shot them both,
the in the bowels
and the older one in the leg.
This stopped the difficulty and
men were all placed
in the hands of physicians for at-
Officer Tally's cuts were
found to be quite serious for
Politeness and good mariners
are two of the crowning virtues
of life. They are
cheap in point of cost but
in point
Knowledge and -wealth and hours wan
GEMS FROM
mail is a mil ho hue
and his self-respect.
he is practical
ad-
until
n he loses
ad.
man is beaten
i a it.
There ii a great ho-
Mini the governor bust . , , , , .
en and a dogged Ins
between to do a thing An-old
and determining to do it.
position may possibility,
nay, may be an actual condition
with one; of
politeness and good can
largely negative these things
which ought to be helpful to any
and all who possess them. A
young man's politeness counts
much more with many people
than his money or his de-
and it ought to. Becoming
behavior under all circumstances
is a hotter adornment for a
young man a young
than college degrees, dress
or any externals which giddy
society might must appreciate.
remember how, in the days
of out- boyhood, a plain but
courtly farmer, whose hands
were hardened with toil and
whose face was burned with the
summer's sun, used to tell of the
joy lie in observing
the politeness and good manners
of a certain young who was
always careful on the country
church yard to speak to every
one in a polite agreeable
way. This good and
farmer, who bus lung since gone
up to receive bis reward, saw
nothing so attractive in his
young man friend as bis polite-
and good planners. T be
In- strong
fellow in appearance, and
handsome to loon upon but
a qualities wen
as to their
For a while Sunday morning he
unconscious but improved
later and today is reported able to
be up is thought that Sherman
shot wound in the bowels
will prove fatal. He was report-
ed in a dying condition today.
The other Thomas Grimes,
is not seriously wounded beyond
being disabled for a time.
EL.
Church Dedicated
On Sunday morning build-
lately erected on Dickinson
venue, west of the railroad, for
the worship of the T
congregation, was dedicated with
ail appropriate service The
exercises conducted
by Rev. Thomas of
Kinston, and Benson was
preached by Dr. D. B. of
Columbia, C.
n-i a
upon the faith and b.-
ginning of his discourse n de
reference to the handsome bu
in which they worshiped,
and said was well known to all
present that this edifice been
one through the unceasing
efforts of
Mrs. Her
was in the work when she begun
it, and though confronted by many
obstacles she to be dis-
and the building stands
as a monument to her
then delivered his and
as he concluded said that
this house to the service of
God it had been given ft name
Chapel, t
This was a memorial to Mrs.
who died the time the
building was completed. A
window memory of Mrs.
has placed in the build-
on the west side of the pulpit.
At conclusion of the sermon
and some remarks which followed
by Rev. Mr. Chapman In eulogy of
Mrs. a church was organ-
eight persons presenting
themselves for membership .
A offertory
Miss Meta and Mr. Paul
of Rocky sang
very
A large i A
the dedication .-.
BUGGY TURNED OVER.
Men Thrown Out in the
Street.
BOTTLE CAME
the more
making address tin-
Tammany meeting l out
party of men to see the
The were not
en, so far us but the
try to get me
I learned that these
men had been by the wife
of man in our to
get me drunk so that I could be
to
of begging or requesting
me to sign a pardon, they made an
demand, they were
downright insolent about it, too,
I picked up my
hat, turned on my walked
out. I cannot tell who they
New York American.
man was saying
lie meets young
poverty, think poverty , w, , forgotten,
act long you or never to have learned, how to
will be convinced there Let all j
but poverty for you. that two of
ill qualities are as
well as disease; and the mind is at
much liable to infection as
the. body ,
They swearing In
police and special constables and
deputy sheriffs ill in
ration fur the Republican state
convention. The Republican ma
Secretary and tho
J railroads do., anything to
the crowning virtues of all life,
and especially lite,
and good monitors
everywhere. Scotland Neck
Commonwealth.
Why is it that Norway is constant-
increasing her marine
and built besides sail-
vessels during the past year
she pays no Is it be-
cause Norway has a tut ill for
and tho United States stand pat
This morning Dr.
of Columbia S. C, and Mr. Lam
Lawrence, county,
who are the guests of Mr. Mis.
W. M, King, were returning from
tin depot to Mr. King's home In
vehicle belonging to the latter.
While Fifth street opposite the
of Dr. Laughinghouse,
horse they were driving be-
came frightened at a goat and
heeled around so suddenly as to
the buggy over and throw
both gentlemen out. Dr. Clayton
tell in the sand and escaped with
only -light braises. Mr. Lawrence
was less He fell on the
curb of the sidewalk and his face
was painfully cut and bruised.
License.
Resistor of Deeds, Williams,
issued the following licenses since
last report.
WHITE.
Strickland and II
Interesting Sequel to Ocean Trip.
A few weeks Green-
ville F. J.
Forbes, Eugene Wilson and W. Q.
Ward, went on a pleasure
trip. While some distance at
ocean on the steamer Princess
between and New
York, a note was written on a
piece of brown paper, placed in a
bottle with a piper stopper and
overboard. The note
is the remains of F. J.
Forbes, Eugene Wilson and W, G.
Ward's trip to New York July
1006- If found return
either of the above parties at
North and a
reward of will be
The young men little Idea
of ever hearing from it again, bat
today Mr. Forbes a letter
from Mr. Baden Martin, n druggist
at Pa., dated July 28th,
enclosing the written at sea
and he on the
beach at Seaside Park, N. J.,
10th a quart bottle.
It is up to the v. ii-
the; will forward the promised
am
President
Cannon me alarmed about the
outcome of the congress; cam-
and have w -y little
confidence in the,
managers must be
for protection that fosters trusts and I nuts for win is on
high prices. the anxious seat
w. has started
work the nice n he will
basil on he Ham White
ville. A
number t been sold and
it a ill be a pretty part of the
town. J. W . who was
to get a bail
on this I his
new home there this week.,