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A TRICKY WAFT.
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MEETING A LION.
forged With Food. His African Maj-
No Fight.
That the lion i- the
d .
; , . description may
. . . . . story,
by ii i a hunting es-
; . s bI la to secure
f k
, our camp
aft r a Sunday visit to
;,. the totally unprepared
. to capture, I or kill except
when ; I to Jo m in self de-
About a
He is a traveler who
himself to a tbs
first time without misgiving. It is
the of the river ft
that ply the iv or or 1.-
charge cargoes at the Manila
wharfs. A is a cross
between a bamboo raft a
and is propelled by poles.
is a little faster than a hit
it takes a great deal of
it at oil, and the passenger is
in danger of rolling oil in the
; if be is not careful. It is in-
tended for freight, but the brown
boatmen are always glad get a
fare, if any one can be willing
to trust themselves to a tricky
, craft. The amount a I
I can carry without capsizing is
large one will often hear
twenty-five or thirty men, women
children, several dog, a
of chickens and boxes,
barrels, bundle of pots,
pans kettles and other utensils, be-
sides provision for the voyagers, j
and arrive at its destination without
mishap. The of
the bamboo it afloat. It usual-
travels with the current, the men
at the poles merely keeping it in
the middle of the stream and clear
. of sandbars and floating logs. In
of constant watchfulness, how-
ever, sometimes a heavily laden
will go aground in the shallows,
end then the boatmen will lay down
their poles and go to sleep until the
fide floats it off again.
Several days are usually
ed in a by
during all that time the travelers
cat and sleep on board. The me
Consist of cold and dried
fish. There i no of any
kind from ton, rain or heavy night
d and no privacy for anybody.
and women go to sleep
I ever them, and the
sure to be j
of the cargo, make the small
hours of the morning hideous with
their crowing, while the dogs add to
the din by frequent lime scrap-
GOV. R. B. GLENN
Of North Carolina, says
PNEUMONIA
CURE
Great External Remedy
Far Ck.
mi
I make it a rule never to
m medicines until I have my-
self
many in the land that are perfect
attain . but having tried Cure
for sore throat and other m-
trouble. I have
cordially din
Salt by All Druggists, and
SUBSCRIBERS.
i -ii .- dip
had jut topped a long in-1 babies yell in chorus.
, was walking my Occasionally a too sound
. a .-It .-1 n i
o-q was occasionally a too
j when on around a corner of; overboard, ard
Hie road hidden by some trees I. p until he is fished
, seventy yard in front of me, York
out
I J. j Cashier of the above named do a t
. v
SMITH,
Sucre .-. to be-
at
fore
1905,
h. day of Fob.
HODGES,
Notary Public
L DIXON.
B. C. CANNON.
J. R SMITH.
hi king in the i in n open patch
of grass, a magnificent full
grown lion. The sun not strong,
and he was very, very lazily flicking
hi tail from do to side. He had
Treating Warts.
Children's bands often
Directors.
by and they
1-, amber red in the weak sun-i cured in a way. harts
and sweet oil
Oral sensation was one of and paint the warts tins
profound amazement each It is yet thorough-
at such a fine j satisfactory. touched
beast He was a beauty, and into the most tenacious warts will in
to that be time kill them and they can
,, ., . . u v removed.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF FARMVILLE
Farmville, N. C.
THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS FEBRUARY 14TH, U
H. SOURCES
and
Overdraft
Fixture 1,680
i is and Banker
ten
Gold ii
I I . deluding minor
i-.
Nation note, other
i . . 4,174.00
LIABILITIES
Capital stock
Surplus
Undivided less
000.00
2,000.00
rent exp. and taxes pa d 3,934.46
Time Certificate of Deposit 551.82
posits subject to check
Ci outstanding 1.264.05
was really wild as be lay on his side
looking at me with his head raised
removed. Host children,
however, object to your cutting
I'll --j. .
as a dog doe, when he hears bis even the dead part since they
master's footsteps. He was as fat have a fear of its hurting. After
Total
lull,
h, .-hi r of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that
. true to the beat. f my and belie
J. U. DAVIS, Cashier
ard to me,; Correct
J. A. G. L.
Notary Public,
tho
WHITE TAYLOR,
NORTH
HAVE AM ATTRACTIVE LINE OF
Dry G Caps, Met
tings,
Heavy and Fancy Groceries.
as butter, sleek coated and glossy.
pony, as the breeze was com-
from the other direction, did
not mind him and went steadily on
without so much as pricking up his
ears. dog was walking on in
front about ten yards and luckily
did not notice him. It was not
I was actually passing him, which
I did within twenty yards, that I re-
that if the lion took it into
hi head to fancy a bit of white man
I should unable to dispute bis
right.
I had proceeded
yard the lion got up leisurely and
followed along the road behind me.
bat after going about yards ho
turned into the bush at the side
the road.
troth of the situation was
that his majesty had just gorged
himself, and a lion will not attack
unless hungry or wounded. This
; condition saved my dog, for lions
j and tigers have a strongly developed
love for canine
i Dispatch.
j end
The co ks and hens of tire barn-
removing wart wash tho parts with
a weak solution of carbolic acid. A
drop of peroxide of hydrogen in the
will cleanse all
Do believe in such absurd
things as superstitious persons en-
for the removal of warts,
for wart almost difficult to
remove as teeth, and the foolish no-
which ever prevailed of
causing them to disappear through
some magic is not to be thought of
in this enlightened
We r vi log list
The ; . to it comply
la the Post-
-i goes into effect
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.,. f-e sent to subscriber who
i the
subscription is paid.
without payment will
required I each paper.
Therefor we ask ever subscriber to
Ti . ten who owe for one
year or I to tend a at
can your name on our
list. he can no choice in
this, but will have to with the
law.
We hope every subscribe.-will attend to
this promptly as w; h-ii rather not drop a
single name from our list. bear in
that
be mailed after April 1st. to any person
who owe one year or
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WK
EASTERN
D. J. Editor and Owner
Truth iii Fiction.
VOL. No.
PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY. MARCH
1908
One Dollar Per Year
NUMBER
STANDS NEXT PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
MAYOR EATON NATION-
AL B. L. ASSOCIATION.
Address of the Mayor of North Caro-
of
Closing Day of the Session
at New
New Orleans, Li., Fe .
At today's session 16th
annual meeting -f the United
League of Local Building
and Loan the
address of
Mayor O. B. Eaton of Winston-
Mr Baton spoke on scope
and character f the building and
loan association work, declaring
that it was truth is institution
that the American home is es-
Considering th.; scope and
of its work the Build
yard arc unique among
feathered
in the fact they have
I no name. call them
i but us a of a
I chicken a young barnyard fowl,
i-,., and not applied
We are making a specialty usual i and to an e have so
qualities, now going at .; cents. ,,., calling them chicken, how-
cannot be surpassed on India Linens,, Lawns and all ever, that there is little of
white Ca d i making n change. It seems strange
White not
COUNTY PRODUCE BOUGHT SOLD j a suitable name at tho
. Tho
. . . ,, . . quarter said a nu-
which contains over feet -should a very
of floor space. Even with SO , ., t U nothing but one
a tore, it requires two or thirteen. There are
; i t c i additional to ,. ,,, it th
mere Friday. the by jg mt
firm I. . .
den is the
towns in Pitt county and is
ahead at at a fast rate We did
not know until seeing it Friday,
that it possesses the largest
in the county. It has this
distinction in the two-story brick
tore of the J. R. Smith Co.,
A TOWN.
firm , , . . , holds in its claws, there are thirteen
Ayden has quite a number of the tail,
substantial merchant-; who have thirteen feathers in its
large stores and carry nice stocks-1 there are
these are that lines, thirteen
they are out for business by tn, thirteen arrowheads.
advertising space in the Av- the words Quarter
den department of the weekly . . thirteen
edition of The R that is so
well conducted by J M. Blow.
the finest Tobacco because
is prepared expressly for To-
twenty-three years experience
no guess careful study of the
requirements of this particular plant.
Ask your dealer for Orinoco and see that the trade
mark is on every bag.
F. S. Royster Guano Company
NORFOLK. VIRGINIA.
There is nothing comparable in
power, in influence and in
in the development of
as the spirit of home
ownership among men, and for
every dollar invested in the en-
of this idea thous-
ands of dollars will be by
lessening crime and by building
up a citizenship imbued with
principles of life and duty, who
stand ready fight our
win our victories and who are the
conservators of liberty.
If he who caused two blades of
grass to grow where formerly
grew but one is a benefactor to
the race, how much greater
factor must that organization be
that builds homes where former-
there were none. Through
the instrumentality of the Build-
and Loan Association millions
of homes have built where
virtue resides in the warmth and
purity of vestal fires and where
GREATLY INCREASE EARNINGS.
SHOWN IN REPORT OF SOUTHERN
RAILWAY.
m .
and Loan Association is one j contentment dwells like a
. . . .
the
summer. Around these homes
vised all the dearest and sweet- quarter of 1906
of.-the greatest institutions
mind of man has ever
produced- in its j associations of life, upon them
potent in i B influence, the hopes of happiness of
the nations of the earth and above
of Railroad Wu Better Under
Low Rate.
The quarterly report of the
Southern Railway of its business
done in North Carolina for the
three months of last year,
November and December,
was received by the Corporation
Commission yesterday, having
bun due since 1st.
Although the effects of the
the panic are plainly reflected in
report for the quarter ending
December 31st, 1907, as
ed with earnings shown for the
previous quarter, ending
31st. a significant fact is
that earnings from intrastate
passengers and freight
a quarter during which there
e was general business depression
an increase over earnings
m the same sources for the
RAILROADS HAVE ROBBED PEOPLE republican county HAPPENINGS IN CAROLINA
OF IN CARRYING Republican convention for the TOO SHORT FOR SEPARATE
MAILS. of delegates to the State;
conventions ,
U the Charge Made by called for the purpose of elect-,
Lloyd, of State and Congressional P
r . n n o delegates to th National Re- Salisbury, N. C. March 3.-
Washington, D. o March g Convention which is to j Unknown robbers loot I th, post-
-The that the govern P city of Chicago, office
been robbed . , . ,. I
v;
to
, .-.,. station
been robbed of 1908. of r. last
since 1880 by the. ,.,,,, blown
railroads carrying the mails was, direction,,,,.,, and about two hundred
of dollars taken. T did
today by Mr Lloyd, of Missouri. ca the their work at midnight and es-
He referred to the new system to , w ,;,,,,. as de-
their respective town-L. I There is
introduced at the usual place of y
General and declared that it as Saturday. March
an admission that the
Department allowed the t.
Pf a county convention to be
for S goods
Ca,
Louisburg N. C, March
News of n disastrous fire at
Spring night reached
here this morning. One store
to Mr Spivey was
in its achieve it
next to the public school
in power, in and in
port, It is an institution
to the people, most char
the people and
lest of hope for the people. It
great unit expressing itself,
in the first place, in the product
of human labor. A piece of
money in an old stocking is no
more n a leaf upon a tree. It
is the coin is taken out and
used that it becomes of value,
and the nature of the value de-
pends upon the quality of the
use.
The building and loan
collects the numberless lit-
rills of capital which flow
from labor and which would min-
less effectively to human
needs them into
visible and substantial wealth
most needful to man. It i the
poor man's bank in the highest
and truest sense. It receives
and lends his money and then
organizes and utilizes the full
force and effect of his capital
and makes it contribute its part
to the wealth of the world and to
the sustenance and welfare of
the people
shines the ever blessed star
that lights the pathway back to
the paradise that man lost
FARMVILLE ITEMS.
, i
-en filed purpose of selecting delegates to ;
call attend the State convention aid
the com-
These iron amount to
from passengers and
from freight, considering
only intrastate business, as
by the following digests
from the reports tor the last
quarter of 1907 and 1906
Intrastate
Farmville, N. 1908-. . .
C L. Wilkinson, of Greenville, Intrastate passengers
who has been visiting his par- .
returned yesterday L over same
Perkins went
Wilson Saturday and returned
yesterday-
J. C Lanier, of Greenville was
in our town yesterday.
Dr. C. C. Joyner, and S. C.
Wooten went to New Bern last
Thursday and returned Friday.
Miss Bessie Pee Law one of
the teachers in the Farmville
graded school, has been quite
quarter 1906. .
Intrastate freight De
and none suggested.
audit and control
and the following
exclaim, d. o townships are entitled the
declared that they M Rep.
the beginning all men, b
because of their connection m Ex. Com- of Pitt Co.
capo
one way or another with the sup-
E. E
1907. certain publication.
Intrastate freight have much
1906. . . he exclaimed. need
laws less departmental
Increase over same .
quarter
For the quarter ending De-
1907, the earnings
from all sources of intrastate
sick, but her many friends are including passengers,
. it- . .
I glad to learn that she is rapidly
recovering.
The East Carolina Train made
its first regular trip to Hooker-
ton yesterday, and the schedule
has been changed so we will
have only one mail each day, in-
stead of two-mails, on Tuesday's
Thursdays, and Saturdays.
The farmers in this section of
the county are getting busy, and
Marriage
Register of Deeds R. Williams
has issued the following licenses
freight, express and mail and since last report;
express and miscellaneous, were
greater than of the T. A. Ange and Hattie Arnold.
. . v. e.-o-----
teaches the purchasing pow-j every indications points to a good
of money; it increases a crop
earning power and his capacity
for service; it teaches the great
lesson of economy; it teaches
him to accumulate something for
his declining years; it teaches
that some measure of self denial
is an invaluable condition and
blessedness in life; it
teaches a man that in order to
COX'S MILLS ITEMS.
build himself up in the
he must own a home or in
some way tied in business
direction to the community in
which he lives; it teaches that
one of the roads to good citizen-
ship lies in the ownership of
homes and that in communities
where this is secured society and
individuals arc having their
highest development and the
largest allotment of human hap-
It encourages industry,
it means progress, it means push, I
it means development, it means
a steady movement to better
things and more glorious achieve
It teaches a man to
stand upright and self-respect-
working out his in
the sweat of his brow, loyal to
his town and earnest in his
wherever it rests.
A nation's power and great-
Cox's Mill, N. C. March 2nd.
Our farmers are making good
use of this fine weather at work.
H- A. Moore and Oscar Evans
spent Sunday in Craven county
and reported a fine trip-
Miss Haddock spent a
few days last week near Had-
dock X Roads.
Misses Lillie Carroll and Nan-
Page spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Miss Bessie Moore.
Ed Moore went to Greenville
and Winterville today on
quarter of 1906 by
230.53 these totals of
earnings being for the two
December 1907
December 1906
An increase of
Raleigh News and Observer.
DEATH OF MRS. M. T.
Spring Hope, N. d Feb.
Dear
Please allow me space your
W. Smith and
A.
Wilson and Annie
i a-.-y, others were
badly damaged. L is estimated
at to
W. J- Hick la
Orphan Atrium.
Today at Oxford
dent Hicks and his wife
i will celebrate their golden wed-
I ding anniversary, and with this
happy event there comes the
he is to from
the of the or-
as soon as his successor
la chosen and has been shown
his duties. Mr. Kicks has been
superintendent ten years. He
tendered his resignation some.
but agreed to re-
main until successor had been
I selected and also to initiate him
into the various and arduous
ties of the position. Two men
are in view, one A. C. of
who for h number of
years was the of the
Davis Military the other
being Leon Hash, of
It is that the
choice will be some time
HANRAHAN ITEMS.
Hawaiian, N, C , Mar- 3rd.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
visited relatives near Grifton
Mr. and Mrs. N. L.
of Ridge Springs, spent
ac W. L.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Lang spent the News
Sunday with relatives near and Observer
ton.
Miss Eva Smith, who has be n
visiting relatives at Grifton,
came home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs- R. Johnson, from
Willie Cooper and Celia ton spent Sun Jay after-
ton- noon at J. E. Mumford's.
Jesse Bradley and Lena Smith visited in
Thorn. last week.
Wm. Cox and Mary Cox. Smith,
Mills and Lou by Miss Ell Mumford,
to her home near Green-
ville Friday and returned Sunday
Drum Corps.
A movement is foot or-
corps hero to make
music for the var-
ans at their annual me and
reunions. It will take
to get the and
this amount
paper to state that my wife's
mother, Mrs. M- T. Hambrick,
died in the parsonage at Spring
Hope. N. C. Feb. 19th. 1908, at
p. m-
She had been in declining
health for several months,
gradually grew weaker until
did not seem to
N. C.
Adams.
Geo- Daniel
Essex and Louisa
May and Eula Vines-
Thad Muse and Jennie Hines.
Dave Washington and Victoria
Tyson.
Amos Edwards and
subscribed.
soldiers are
pass is ard we should
do to All with
pleasure the few years remain-
to them. Maj. Harding
will v for tho
, drum
lack.
Miss Birdie one of
the teachers of the school
Honor Roll.
J. A. Smith his son
near Grifton Sunday.
Capt. T. F. Johnson went up
the road Sunday.
James Griffin and E. Lang, of
Grifton, here Monday.
Jacob f Grifton,
spent Sunday afternoon at W. L- to her
J. H. of Clay Root,
L. F. Avery says he has some
tobacco plants nearly large
enough to set out. He is one of
our lucky men.
There will be preaching at
Rose Hill
Sunday.
end came. She
much pain, but general I was here last
debility of her. Several from her, attended
death. To her death had no s fol- service at Gum Swamp Sunday.
horrors, nor was she afraid. A. L. v. as
she had been a faithful and con- R Stella in the neighborhood Sunday.
follower of Christ for a g bribing. I
long number of years. Like St h Emma
Paul she whom she had c
Paid she knew i
believed, and was persuaded . ,,. a,.
to keen all she had ,.
the was able to keep
next j committed unto Him.
She was seventy five years
the 28th of last December, and
Baker, Walter Loftin, and I
Ellis
Banks Make Good
The banks of Greenville and
Pitt county are making public the
statements of their business as
by the sick-
of her parents, and whose
mother, d reached
has ;
. she cannot r-
to c t
.; . , is
teacher i d all in-
t in the t that
she c return.
PI c-t-
Sellers, colored,
highest average was made the 14th of February, as called. at w horn.- in this city, this
Tobacco Sale.
The report C. W.
Harvey, of Greenville To-
board of Trade, shows that
the of leaf tobacco-on the
A nation, market to
lies in her homes where the of February were
spirit of ownership reigns and at an average price of per
around whose altar liberty is hundred.
enshrined in their own hearts The sales for up, to
Home is the basis of society and March 1st were pounds
good government. at an average price o.
, ,,. of consumption. Bell-
leaves two sons and one and the comptroller of ,,., oldest and most
and two brothers with a host Teacher. I currency. A reading of these fireman in the Atlantic
of friends to mourn her
But our loss is her gain.
Yours Truly,
B. E. Stanfield.
shows what excellent
banking institutions we have and
well they are managed.
are absolutely safe and
Died.
Old in May.
The Confederate veterans
Pitt county will hold their re-1 convenience and ac-
; union this year on May 14th, and n tho
Mrs W W. Thomas died early the committee is already at
Monday night at her home near arranging a good program. Sen-
Stokes She leaves a husband, L S. Overman will deliver
two daughters and one son. the address.
to the public.
The best drink of coffee-
Gold
j C Line service and for the
years has been running
with Mr. between
here and Weldon. until
when his health broke and he
was forced to quit
is of the finest among
men in the A. C. L. service-
Kinston Free Pres
POOR PRINT
iii
Greenville's Department Store
Setting What You
i Want
Always brings satisfaction to the buyer, and
b able to y your wants is equally
gratifying to seller This is the
at
G Department Store.
. goods are
A FINANCIAL GENIUS.
e isl what you want,
right and price right
Was Never
department i filled with goods
needs of the family, the home, the
or the
La . dress
we are p i
goods, trimmings,
Just now is the sea-
r i
His Scheme Did Not Impress th
Bank President.
The of the Western
bank sat in his easy
chair smoking a fragrant Havana
meditating upon the tenons of
the late business panic when tho
door of the was opened, and
tall, slim man wearing a suit of
faded black entered the room.
pardon, said tho caller,
removing his bat and sitting down
in another chair, you are the
president of this bank, are you
did you get in
was told by one of your sub-
ordinates that would find you here,
ho the arc you f
name is I am an
inventor
do you
sir. u my presence
object in calling
v. .- lo arrange i t the depositing of
a sum of m .
ids to all
know i. i it the amount in so
lei e would refer
mo you, thought it best to
. to
i. e is the o i
mill on
cash. may add that it is
the o of financial scheme
vi n the president of a great
k mat e
it in such
shape you are ready to deposit
A I was about to ex-
plain, the money will not
tin rel illy
I plan.- i re. but it will be in
i ea-h win
it a business
Last Round for Taxes.
I will make the last visit over
the county to collect taxes due
for the year 1907 at the following
times and
Falkland. Falkland township
Tuesday March
Farmville, township,
Tuesday March
Bethel. Bethel township,
March
township.
Thursday March
Grimesland, township,
Saturday
Report of the Condition of
THE BANK OF GREENVILLE
at Greenville
In the of North the close of business Feb. 14th. 1908.
RESOURCES.
I Loans ard discounts 136.556.45
Over drafts secured
and unsecured
All other stocks, bonds
and Mortgages
Banking house 4,200.00
Fur. and 3.872.32
2,001.17
2,400.00
8.072,2
63.755.20
4,906.95
433.50
3.259.07
LIABILITIES.
i stock
Surplus fund 25,000.00
Undivided profits, less
current expenses
and paid 17.144.80
Time
r. a . 100,011.13
Cashier's chick
outstanding
Total
766.11
231.228.66
Due from Banks and
Bankers
Cash items
Gold
Silver con, including
Saturday March
C. D. Beaver I bank notes
Dam township, Mar. and other y. g , o
Bell X Roads, town-
ship. Tuesday March 10-
Stokes, Carolina township, . L , , .
Saturday March North . of Pitt
,. c. i L i. Little, i of the above named hank, do sol-
Swift Creek township, the above statement is true ; the best of my
Saturday March and belief. JAMES L. LITTLE, Cashier.
All who fail to pay will be ad-
and cost added their
taxes. Pay promptly and 25th day of February
promptly
cost and trouble.
L. W. Tucker. Sheriff.
worn to Attest
J. A. ANDREWS,
. e n
in to
the s
1903 ROBT. I. HOWARD
Notary Public.
W R. WILSON,
mil
to Invest
etc.
A WATER BO
LEAD i u St
-ii
VI.
is to blow out Hie boiler
is the plumb-
hi; been imp. done.
There will be no such
he
.
Department Store
i j
Report of the Condition of
THE BANK OF WINTERVILLE
. w i n e, N. C. a
In the of North Carolina, at the close of business. Feb. 14th. 1908. .
C. A.
r . . ; i pT
i end as b as tho
. i . . . is contingent
, . . ,; r -n
i i. celebrated
end Ola spy's,
an
which shall explain
to presently. In order to
these ti inventions properly
need tho of treasury
notes preferred, as a
lean until the returns begin
The pushed a knob on
the I desk, a
bouncer instantly
ii i. the official
heed of . first order for our services to
bank, this i and fall win us so-
Lin Cut . . , .
licit a trial order a test of
Even. our ability to your plumb- F. O. James,
A Lancashire lad went into a ; ins promptly, thoroughly and J Whichard,
. o i Robert Greene,
I Wiley Brown,
If so invest in a good one, and from a firm of established
reputation, f there is honor in house you deal with
hi worth and value hi r Roods it has
alway been our greatest . i protection to our
Th r are now more i Campbell Pianos
in ii r combined. There
why. u a partial number of Green-
. G.
J. R Mi
Dr. E.
Dr. C L
J L
II. W. c.
H. L. Carr.
H. L.
W, B. II I.
W H.
and o. L. Joy in.,
articles and the thoroughness Chas.
if our work. We expect every .
Graded
i buyer is r
A. II.
H A
WE ARE YOUR
PLUMBERS.
We guarantee both the
quality of all s
O p e r a
RESOURCES.
Loans ard discounts 11,024.76
Fun Fix 1,173.53
Demand Loans
Due from Banks and
Bankers 3,500.78
Cash items
Gold coin 140.00
Silver in including
ail minor coin currency 340.49
notes and
other U. S
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock
Surplus fund
Undivided profits, less
current expenses
and taxes paid 28.91
Bills payable 1,000.00
Time certificates of 512.16
Deposits sub. to
Cashier's out-
the clerk briskly. you read
Look at the The lad did
not answer. I If went t the counter
Di .,, . James Brown.
.; C. J. Vines,
S. T. Whit
W H v, ,
E. B. .
C. E
A .
D. D.
A.
W. F
J. W. . I d.,
. . T. d.,
F. . ;. i
Tyson, r. f. d.,
F- Ward, d
Noah i. d.,
J. J. s, r. i. d.
J. G. r. f d.
G. T. Tyson, r f. d,
Ashley
L. H- Lee,
Z. T. Vincent,
J. B. Little,
r Campbell Pianos, and
K the following
J. R.
C. B. Mayo,
Baptist Church,
D. W.
O. E Warren,
Warren, Jr.
J G. Bowling,
J. J. Jenkins,
W. F. Godwin,
W. H. Ricks.
F. G. Hartman,
E. M. Cheek,
Fred Cox,
N. W Jackson,
W. J. Manning,
J. S Keel,
H. C. Hooker.
W. O. Barnhill,
Fleming,
T. R Moore,
Mrs. Julia Crawford,
Mrs- e,
A. B. Ellington,
R. A. Nichols.
20.585
standing
Total
on which was the legend
and bought one.
j Then he affixed it to letter and
went to the clerk ho had
first addressed. That individual
was checking pa i orders. When
he reached the en I of tho bun-
ho looked up. ho ask-
ed. I this r
inquired the lad, it get
-ESTABLISHED 1875-
S M
Wholesale and retail
and Furniture Dealer. Cash;
paid for Hides. Fur, Cotton Seed i
Profit by getting in line with above representative people
of Greenville, Terms to suit your convenience.
Very r
CHAS.
Cashier of the above-named bank do solemn-j And I drew, leaving r , . . ,
r.
above statement is true to the best of
J L. JACKSON,
A. G. COX,
belief
and sworn to
m, this day of Feb 1908,
J. R. JOHNSON,
Notary Public-
Oil Turkeys, Eggs. etc.
Bedsteads, OaK
tomorrow Ba, Go-Carts.
suits I able.-. Lounges,
. , . Safe, P. and Gail Ax
. -T;. Snuff, High Life Tobacco. Key
Cheroots Henry George
el Mercury Cigars, Canned Cherries, Peach
G. G. Factory Representative
Box
GREENVILLE, N. C.
looking ii
es, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup,
j Jelly, Meat. Flour, Sugar, Coffee,
Knew He'd j Lye Magic Food, Matches,
A young on Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls,
amateur sportsman, went to tho j Garden Seeds, Oranges, Apples,
highlands for a One day, Nuts, Candies, Dried Apples,
Report of the Condition of
The Greenville Banking and
Trust Company.
AT GREENVILLE
In Stated North Carolina at the close of business Feb. 1908
RESOURCES.
Loans and counts stock
Overdrafts secured
and unsecured 5,152.49
Al other Stocks bond.-
and mortgages 1.000
Banking l Fur.
4,401.12
Due Banks and
Bankers
Cash items , 7,218.18
including all
currency
National bank notes
other U. S. notes 10,395.00
Total . 189.888,86
J. F. HARRINGTON,
J. E. GREEN
Directors-j with rather a white face, he called
the keeper him and
keeper, are all your beaten
Do you mind counting
replied the keep-
and whistled his moo.
all he con-
after counting them.
you paid the
sportsman
es,
Tho gentleman heaved a of
relief. said he,
. , behind that rock down there you'll
10,000.001 Tit-
Bits.
LIABILITIES.
25,000.00
Surplus fund
Undivided profits, less
current expenses and
taxes paid. 4,868.08
943.19
Due to banks
Bankers 1.00
Cashier's checks out-
standing 1,132.04
Total
189.338.85
C S. Carr. Cashier of the above-named hank, do solemnly
that the above statement is true to tho best of my knowledge
and belief. C. S- CARR, Cashier
Subscribed arid sworn to before
me, this 28th day of Feb. 1908.
ANDREW J- MOORE.
Public.
A. M. MOSELEY,
E. G. FLANAGAN,
J L WOOTEN.
A Can.
I hereby announce that I have
removed for the practice of my
profession from Falkland to
Greenville. Residence on Third
street next door to J. L. Fleming.
Office under Masonic Temple
where I can at all
when not professionally engaged
elsewhere.
Dr-
Peaches, Prunes. Currants,
Raisins, Glass and
Wooden ware, Cakes and Crack-
Macaroni. Best But-
New Royal Sewing Machines
and numerous other goods.
Qualify and quantity cheap for
cash. Come see me.
S M
NOTICE.
I have purchased the interest
of the late W T, Fuming in the
mercantile business heretofore
conducted under the firm name
of Fleming Mooring, and will
continue to carry on the business
at the same stand All accounts
due the firm are payable to me.
Thanking the public for the
patronage given tho firm in the
and to merit a con-
of their favors, invite
all to call to see me at the same
stand
J. S. MOORING
The best for Comfort
Royal I and Felt Hat-
tresses and a piece Bern-
stein Iron Bed have no equal.
T A FT
U I. MOORE W. H. LONG
Moore and
Directors.,.
CHICKENS-
It it N v I T. N
Chickens, Turkeys. Geese and
Ducks for sale at Rainbow
Stables, in front of market
house.
C. T.
GREENVILLE'S BIG STORE.
GOODS FOR DY AT THE
RIGHT
IS a
I New Shoe Shop
On February 1st I will open
a Shoe Shop in the building
on 5th street opposite Hotel
Bertha. Shoes made to or-
and all kinds of repair
work. Save your orders
and work for me.
JOE
ICE.
W. M. DAWSON.
Ladies and Tailor.
Greenville, N. c.
Pressing, Altering, Repairing,
Dyeing, Scouring, chemical
and Dry cleaning.
Satisfaction or no charges.
In rear of Edmonds and Fleming
Berber Shop
THIS KIND OF TALKS
TOBACCO BOARD TRADE FAVOR
EVANS AND NINTH
Will Donate If Town
Route- Why it
it Best.
To the Honorable Board of Al-
of the town of Green-
As a committee from the To-
Board of Trade, we desire
to give a few reasons why your
honorable board pave
Evans and Ninth streets.
1st. Because more of the
of the town would be
fitted thereby than they would
by any other route.
2nd. Because is more
freight and other hauling over
Ninth street than any street in
town, there is annually twenty-
five million pounds of tobacco
hauled and re-hauled over this
street.
3rd. Because tobacco industry
has made Greenville what it is,
and our town is no being ad-
the third largest
bright tobacco market in the
world. Again, because the to-
industry pays more taxes
than my industry in the town of
Greenville.
BAYS
THE WAY THE SALOONS
y agent
consider this proposition on
of Ninth and
It be adopted it will
be a year or so bi
short i point .
Brick .; h u
be paved, and then c .
fl can be
proper j ,; Di
avenue for a broad I it
will b i. to th.
instead of a narrow alley, with-
out a cent i prop
used t wider.
i,. if Dickinson av nu
paved tow . hi youngest in
the town will die of old age be-
fore the proper route, t l i
Evans and Ninth streets are
paved.
And last, b
you to consider this proposition
because Evans Ninth streets
will throw no stumbling block
in your way, but will extend you
a helping hand, rights and titles
will be made w tree as the air
you breathe, while the work is
being done.
And last, we to encourage far
in our town and
the of some. We
have no injunctions to put in
your way, but we hi
give to the ;. m tile,
d j i n
will adopt Evans and Ninth
to be paved, and this
is hereby red to the
town for this purpose by the
committee appointed by
Greenville Tobacco Board of
Trade.
R. O,
E.
T. A. Pei o .
MONET IN HORSES MOTH
A Suggestion to the of The
Southern
Why don't the farmers of the
South raise their own horses and
mules, instead of
or more annually to other
States for them
The department of Agriculture
forth in a circle v. sued to-day
some reasons why every South-
farmer should breed his own
farm animals. In the first place,
report says that it certainly
seems anomalous to contemplate
a vast section of the country
spending millions annually for
horses and mules, for beef
pork, and for commercial
and selling hundreds of
millions of worth of fer-
such as cotton seed meal
and cake, when it is realized
that the condition of soil and
mate generally through the South chain
are excellent for animal J
It is also more strange one was hanged.
that a Southern will buy
hay shipped from the West at;.
from to per ton, when of-1 balance worth
ten his own land will yield more got no
money.
We are obliged to have new
young blood.
Or we will have to shut up
shop.
Don't make any difference
whose boy you are-we need I
i you. Y will be welcome.
They Need and They
Boy-
How About Yours
It only takes bright, smart
American boys to supply the liquor
traffic daily.
As saw mills cannot run with-
out logs and grist mills without
corn neither can the liquor
traffic run without boys-our
boys.
Knowing this The
Saloon proprietors advertised as
BOYS WANTED.
Boys for New Customers
Most of our Old Customers are
rapidly dropping out.
committed suicide last
are in jail-8 are in the
if to no new
created our counters will be
will be our money drawers.
Our children will go hungry, or
we must change our business to
something more remunerative
The open field for the creation of
this appetite among boys. After
men are grown and their habits
the appetites have been formed
Above all things,
So the great necessity of our
fine young boys for the liquor
traffic is self evident and the
fathers of our boys will to it
that the liquor traffic shall con-
no more of our boys than
possible.
Instead of foreign
Some of the
here received
to attend a in
son on March looking to
the formation of a league be
composed of six cities in the east
part of the State.
may be some to
go up to the meeting,
but it is
they change foreign that
in this regard. It will be need- I the Green-
therefore, that at as upright is going to be too much
work be done the boys, with training
I make the suggestion, gen- honorable to make our
that nickels expended in Nation, State and County
treats to the boys now will re-
turn in dollars to your tills after Subscribe for the Reflector.
school
steel bridges, street
paving. ard other things in
line, to take much interest in
baseball.
If once get started with
guarantee to hold- you.
hay per acre and of a good
The idea is not only that the
South should supply its own de-
man I animals, but that South-
i armors should feed as far
possible fie enormous amount of
cotton seed meat and cake which
is now -hipped out, and keep op
fertility with barnyard manure.
No Southern State has more
than one half of the number of Our goods are sure.
horses and mules ed- Come early- stay late.
ed, it is stated, and prices for SALOON,
horses and mules have never b Proprietors.
f n been as A,
Charlotte . , . , ,
boys were so absolutely
t. the saloon business in
. the following extract
m, , , , . from a speech one of
The country banks are almost , .-.,. v ,.,,. .-.,,.
without exception all sound of the Ohio State Liquor
cause they are honestly managed Association who
farmers should stand by the best plan of
them in these tight times. traffic the most
in your bank is far safer than in
hiding places the f
arm.
The
wry will be over in weeks
OUR BOYS.
and cur have re- j will appear from these
ma normal we will find that facts, gentlemen, that the
loyalty to put it on purely j our is dependent
selfish grounds if no other will i, , th an
be appreciated doubtless J ,.
by our bankers in appetite for drink. Men who
future drink liquor, others, will die,
, v
E G FLANAGAN
Pros, and Gen. M gr.
T IV HOOKER
Secretary.
W E HOOKER
Treasurer.
POUNDS PAINT
Just Arrived At
ART
; . .
By an
clerk, a certain p I
of this city i i Ho
six months
Upon
discovery, the bill of BO cents
was presented to him but ho re-
fused to pay, and did not want
the paper any longer Sunday,
two weeks ago, we happened to
step into a certain church in the
city and our debtor's melodious
voice rang out loud and clear
in a soul stirring song.
Paid It We might have
been mistaken but his earnest-
us. The next day
we sent him a receipt in full,
begging his pardon for not know-
he had made an assignment
of his liabilities to the Lord.
Goldsboro Headlight.
New Church
The Christian church has
chased handsome circular pews,
and they are now being put in
of the chairs that have
used since the church was
built. The pews will add much
to the interior appearance of the
church.
Where j will find a complete
line at times. They hat-die
paints in car lots always keeping
d assortments, quality
celled, ti guarantee it per
, pure. Don't fail to sec
J their line, of Heaters, cook
stoves, shot guns,
Enamel ware It is the
place to buy your shells. They
. keep on hand the
American Wire Fence, the kind
j that is pig and rent
heights. Their place is head-
quarters for Roofing, which ; a
will-find ii
a look
their plows and other
implements In fact almost
every want in the Hardware can
be supplied by
r-
ti J i
i sin
ll
GREENVILLE, N. C.
.-.
. . N
in 1866, reorganized and h
in 1904 with authorized capital of
of Grade
Hardware
Sole Agent for
Lead and Zinc Paint, Jewel Stoves and Ranges. Syracuse
farm fertilizer sower
Edge Tools.
L. i
, i tripped Kb I
. A to i
j .
our work
, is th tint the Interests our is r t
We make the best Buggy on the market for the money, sell tor cash or on
time, and protect the purchaser with this
spring or wheel breaks with fair and reasonable
date of purchase caused by
in material or and Is. to us by the
chaser, we will replace the same free of Charge
also have for sale the best Wagons made by manufacturers of long experience
and Harvey Co., at are agents
for Buggies, and all of our work sold by them is subject to our guarantee.
The John Flanagan Buggy Co.
Greenville, N. C.
POOR PRINT
i Vi
EASTERN REFLECTOR.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Proprietor
Entered as second matter Jan. 1907 at the at Greenville. N
C, Congress of March 1879
in preference to
Lets get busy and pave some-
thing.
We think that Judge Adams is
going to coma clear of the
charge.
Yes, sir, they say Greenville
GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, 1908 to gel that Public
too.
On with the street paving
It is a tight bucket that will
not let cotton crop reports leak.
The people of are
to be commended for their re-
under the circumstances.
The way policemen are killed
in Fayetteville may make it hard
for that city to keep the office
filled.
j Mr. Kitchen has returned to
I Washington to see what congress
is doing.
Running for governor is a free
for all race, should be Kept
in mind that only one can win.
Some tapers talk about de-
feating Mr Bryan for the
nation just like it an easy
thing to do.
While the women cannot vote
for prohibition, they can men
enough to vote that way to great-
help the majority.
Even if winter does come
again, a few days without fire
saves that much fuel.
From now until Easter the
local editor will have to work
hard for news is Lent,
you know.
Compare the picture of Taft
with those of some of the early
presidents and see if you believe
The movement has started in the theory of evolution.
Washington City to put a tax on
cats, and the proposition is
the fur fly.
The business man who makes
no effort to get business has
little right to complain if he sees
An unsuccessful attempt the business that ought to come
The Sun says they already, made to assassinate the shah of his way going somewhere else.
have spring weather in New I Persia, but three of the
Bern. Let us what in his body guard were town to business.
days of March do for by the Intended for. ton, of New Hanover will be followed
the of nit-
forces in the Sta-e. His talent I breaking ground for
Mme. the
famous singer, is now
one of us, having filed her
papers. As she ex-
presses much love for America
it might not be a bad idea to
Americanize her name.
The directors of The Home
Building and Loan Association,
in monthly meeting Tuesday
passed on enough
cations for loans to show there Is
going to be some building going
on in Greenville this summer.
The State Democratic
committee is called to meet
in Raleigh on the 11th. At this
meeting of the committee the
time and place for holding the
State convention will be selected-
and Greensboro are
both after the convention.
We want to drop a word of
caution to Greenville. There are
are towns in eastern North Car- The United States
another American fortune with
a woman attached.
The meeting for organization
of the trustees of the Eastern
Carolina Training
School, called for the 10th, is
blind are striped.
Down people talk the ht we ; .
,, . . Greenville Board ,.
in North most of .
., , ,. , ., and back it up with the .
With now and then , ,. , ,
money, it should appeal t tn , with the public building
the building to start-
some white ones
Board of Aldermen caret that Greenville is
The young carries a consideration.
poi t when he
see his girl, is about on par
for . i n
out tut- s.
, he .- i it are
Some of the prophets are Zionists they ought to be at
that hog v
did for weather in i.
A month ago Greenville had
. warm advocates p r
n from whom is
In Outlook of last week
Mr. Carnegie had an article en-
in to get titled worst banking sys-
why not make an to get in He
library. With that other nations,
Graded school, the Eastern especially England and France,
Training school, and a pass through
for which bills for public
buildings passed congress some
time ago. The government went
so far as for sites in
those towns and when the
were opened it was found
that the owners of the property
were several times e
value for a site. As a result
those towns have no public
building yet. Let Greenville be
on this point and not
cause years of delay by
charging too much for a site
The government usually pays
enough for what it but
there is no need of expecting
the whole United States treasury office the other demo-
who also happens to want
court has gravely decided that
is in a class by her-
Isn't it comforting to
have the highest judicial author-
confirm just what of us
have always known
Secretary has issued a
statement in which he objects to
plans San Franciscans are
formulating for meeting the fleet
a squadron of excursion
boats. This portion of the navy
is apparently on exhibition only
for the amusement foreign
THOUGHTS OF EDITORS.
When a democrat happens to
to be dumped into a town for a
building lot-
public need a materially change
it does not look much better than
a republican. Durham Herald.
This is surprising, but not
March is the pruning month together unsatisfactory. The
for newspaper subscription lists. New York Lunacy Cora-
The Reflector has tried to notify i mission, instead of finding Mr.
all its readers, and will keep do. j Harry Thaw sane, has reported
., ., , that his mental is incur
mg so this month, that the new L The this b that
postal regulation goes ma spend the balance of
on the fact April, after W r mad house, some-
time that are he Led not counted
than three months W J
bit better than
papers that are more than
twelve months due cannot be Chronicle,
sent through the mail without on the
postage at the rate of one children who have long dis-
each paid on them. Teachers
course under this law the paper and principals of the reboots
cannot be longer than the ox; the
, , XI , clothing and shuts very child
required time. Now, reader, . , .
wet v h that
reason together a Are r;,, ,,. tho dry before
you going to force us to stop-the work of day begins.
In
is not a what
is going to do March.
things don-; on Sunday are a
One thing about that meeting
at last Saturday-
Mr Home's letter did not get i violation of the law.
him in any squabble over what
he said or . he congregations at the
The editor of the Williamston
Enterprise s the boys of
tow, keep him busy hunting If . m is down
his front gate which they take he would u th ht if
nu off in , he week
airy front gate, brother.
u But the I Bonding yon The Reflector
A banking system makes
values always uncertain.
Statesville Landmark has
i looking up the Sunday laws
off consulting a doctor
I and taking something to build
I himself up. The same thing is
and save yourself that
I trouble-
not say.
As the invest
try meeting on preaching, committee has endorsed
somewhat the of the president, in
those troops
Maybe out of all ;
going the rail of the
roads will be brought to the drive out to because of affair,
point of doing an honest inquire after his follow-
treating all shippers health of the community.
alike.
so to making another
, thing to consider in regard
Those I have dis- street is whether the
I true of When
is slack down it is j
cut off tho means of
I helping it instead of a
advertising tonic to build
I it up. The advertising columns
of a n are always a good
business thermometer and
cal i w here the is going.
cover d
id
is to rt
Che Courier in
speaking of the snows yet to
with a d . Per., U or to do w j come before winter is over, sail
. th y first mi t North
Carolina
still and b-j
against.
for tho w hole town be
twenty eight more are cue as
ore forty-three foggy
possible for approximate;
same money.
An exchange says a Chicago
woman fell dead he t ilk-
. -I. . .
to say he q
fell At any r a
id the lust wed if
shews .
If the Wilmington papers
think prohibition will not pro-
we see no use of their
making such a to do over the
prospect of state going dry.
If they can get it just as easy
after a j before that to
satisfy them-
dies hard. He has
introduced a bill providing for
restoration to service those
who were discharged by or-
of the president. As the in-
committee has en-
the president's action
bill will never get be-
the introduction. But
he thinks the colored folks
can help him some in wanting to
be president, and that is what
he is playing for.
The head engineer in charge of
construction of the Panama
mornings i We
thought it was prohibition
, up that way.
it will b
because yon wont pay a room with wet
subscription bill We hope wet shoes and wet
. T . . . , stockings. And there should be
will not do that. and
and send a remittance for what Enterprise.
you owe The Reflector. A .,.,., r M
an unheard of thing ft r a reward
It used to be the custom in offered for a criminal. Now
gone years for candidates of a crime, is no sooner
posing political parties, committed than there is
they were nominated, to have aH M
. ,, is case, for
joint canvas. People would turn j be or
out in large numbers to hear
opposing candidates discuss is-
sues, and the they made the
fur fly each other in
side tilts the more enjoyment it
handed, and sometimes officers
might not be too vigilant in
joy
gave auditors, and each
speaker would be applauded ac-
Street paving always brings
up the question of whether or
not shade trees should
Nothing adds more to the I
beauty and comfort of a south-
town than many
oped shade Sometimes I
the small town thoughtlessly
destroys its trees, and then
Cotton mills are now going P tar it becomes a city it would
pass through In you willingly give thousands of
That is helpful, after think what it wasted.
one of tho i , the Imagine a
State, full of energetic , at
a growing county, no
cotton mill If they pay in other
sections one will pay here.
We are prophet nor
the son c-f s . but we
that if the kind cf speech
to his strength woof the
ti e hearers. It is not that v .; can lid at
now. In latter day politics men last . it the
in the party seeking of tho state convention
nation for the same go be- democrats will be so disgust-
. ,, , . , , . . , with both that neither will
fore the p in debate to de-
Come to think about
Jacob bad to serve twice that
long for Rachael and thought he I
had a good bargain then.
rate it will soon reach
without her shade trees-
Zeb Vance Walser making the
statement in Washington City,
that North Carolina was going
Republican for the national ticket
this year, shows that they have
not forgotten how to make big
claims. the fellows who go
to Washington to make the claims
are usually after something.
The liquor dealers are not go-
to lay down and acknowledge
themselves whipped-in advance
in the prohibition fight over the
State. They are going to put up
the best fight they know how
and will have plenty of money to
spend in their campaign. In the
face of such a conflict the
The Atlantic Coast Line re
It is bad policy and bad its fare be-
for a merchant to tell Greenville and Wilson to
his customer that trade dull.
People love to trade in a store
where there is something doing,
and a man is likely to lose his
customer when he suggests to
him that it is dull around bis
store.
Representative Morton, of
Wilmington, the champion of the
anti-prohibition forces in the
State, thought he would make
Hon. Cyrus B. Watson, of Wins-
ton, the drawing card for the
Salisbury meeting, but Mr. Wat-
son would not. be used that way
need to be exceedingly even if he is opposed to
active.
to a figure below the mileage
rate fixed by the legislature in
order to meet the competition of
the Norfolk and Southern, which
reached that town by a shorter
route, shows that the railroads
had poor grounds for fighting
the rate established by the State.
It shows also that if competition
will reduce passenger fares it
ought also reduce freight rates.
But as there is no competition
between the two roads in freight
rates to Greenville, our people
take more interest in
establishing a of water trans-
so as to make both the
roads reduce freight rates.
Clare their superior fitness for
the sought, and the
dates pitch into each other with
as much bitterness as if th. .;
stand a chance of securing
nomination-and rightly so,
Wilmington Messenger.
While, of course, there will
come shouts that the who
were of opposing parties instead did the murder us work in Fay-
of representatives of the same drunk in a
county, yet it fair to
to remember if It had not
been a prohibition county he
could have drunk just
the Dispatch
party. To be we do not
like method as well as
RANDOM
Oklahoma's Indian senator
doesn't mind shooting arrows
right at the big chiefs of the
senate.
nobody's business where
the fleet is says
Taft. Certainly it isn't.
Whose country is this, anyhow
Now that a comic valentine
has caused a murder in Missouri,
appeals for a sane observance of
the day may be met with less
hilarity- S
Governor Hughes, of New
York, has Welsh, Irish, Scotch,
English and blood in his
veins. How does he propose to
get the German vote
With a wonderful uniform and
a name like Fiddle-
sticks another
Hungarian count has captured
I D. W.
IN
Groceries
And Provisions
Cotton Bagging and
. t
Fresh Goods kept con-
in stock. Country
Produce Bought and Sold
D. W.
GREENVILLE N G
North Carolina
THE AYDEN DEPARTMENT
This department is in charge of J. M. Blow who is authorized to represent The Eastern
in Ayden and vicinity
An agent for Daily
take
and receipts for
hoe We have a list
all who receive their mail at
Urn office. We also orders
for printing
Ola Forbes has been here from
Greenville looking after the es-
of a tobacco ware-
house at this The pros
are fine as this is one of
the best tobacco sections in the
county already we have a
building suitable for the purpose
which we think can secured.
Go to work, friends, and let us
have the warehouse and open up
a market that will add to
the growth and development of
our section as will prove of great
benefit to our farmers.
Your lady friend would
one of those fancy boxes
Car load of hard and soft coal
by J. R. Smith Co.
R. H Rountree, of New York,
and Mrs. James Rouse, of Kin-
have been the guests of
Mrs. R. C Cannon during the
week.
Pine Tar cough balsam will re-
your cough and cold Get a
bottle from M M Sauls
Car load of fine and coarse
salt at JR Smith Co.
Miss Alice Hodges, of Kinston,
has been visiting Miss Blanche
Cannon and Mrs- J. R Turnage.
Light and heavy groceries,
cigars and tobacco at Tripp Hart
TWO MATHS SAM HOWL
J. R. Smith Co. Dixon are
doing a nice business at the old
Ayden Milling Manufacturing
Co site. They will buy your
cotton seed wood, and logs, will
repair cart and wag-
on or sell you a new cart, wagon
or most any kind of plank or
lumber you may send. They
so have a nice lot of Coffins and
Ed Garris is the clever
An on a Bu on a
eating Black Day.
I remember once I was on a
Cheap bus toward the
bank. It had been pouring, and
streams of water were
running on the street. The
terns reflected on the pave-
Suddenly the oH horse went
down, kicking near one's feet
from under him. In their struggles
to get up they the head
around, and we broadside to the
Street looked to sec a snarl of
wagons the bus hemmed in by jeer-
a gaping crowd and the
driver jerkin at his fallen
Not so. Six bobbies were already
As if by magi
Children of Almost Together
in South Greenville.
Tuesday night two children
died in the home of Mr. John
Forties, in South Greenville.
They were both about months
of age and their death was but a
short while apart. One of them
was the child of Mr. Forbes and
the other the child of Mr. Wyatt
Barber who lives a few miles
from town
Mrs. Forbes and Barber
married sisters. Recently the
child of Mr. Barber was taken
Miss Lillian has moved
to the Clark house, on Washington
street, and conduct a board
there;
Mrs. Bryan, formerly of Char-
S. C, arrived Tuesday
evening to home here.
leased the Ml. H. White
house, on avenue, and
will conduct a bearding
there Mrs. a of
Mr. J. W. Bryan. .
caskets
manager and will take pleasure driver the horses were soon up
in waiting on you. trembling and mud bespattered, but
There was a good shipment of, otherwise none the worse for their
cotton this point yesterday, tumble. The
Our merchants had a fine day
mother brought it
cheeked. Under the steady hand of here to the home of her sister so
Saturday. There was a large
crowd in town and trade was
splendid. There is lots of money
and company.
The prettiest baby caps and,,
cloaks in Smith co. the old land yet
Miss Blanche Cannon spent
last Friday in Bethel visiting her and a of hardware at
friend, Miss Novella Bunting. J- . .,.
Mi,, Bunting had several other The s
at Sauls friends distance present, excursion from there to this
C the was a cut
Prof T. E. and wife pleasant one. ., ;. -r.
cheapest
H- b Urn a don't buy W
smith
many friends present to stock.
ti ins and wish fur patterns kept on hand, . .
many more Smith co. I We are Indebted fr end,
Mrs. Nora Davenport ride
S over from Wednesday to Sunday a behind
Paper I ft. days here with her a treat.
R. .
their hands and again re-
sounded with the London roar.
When a black fog comes down the
city vanishes, your seat on
the bus beside the driver you cannot
make out the heads. The
street lamps shimmer dimly, sound
seems deadened, and when you
speak your voice is strange and
familiar. Your face looks like a
chimney your chest burns
as breathe, and near you on the
bus you hear some people coughing.
Yon wonder what they look like.
Down on the somewhere
there i a thud, and on
curves violently. The driver laughs
blackest kind, he
we're fixed for a
bit. kin bet your
won't budge till I see
time I knocked down a
with pole most
ran into Every little
while it booth to lighten, the horses
take a or two. and then ones
more the is buried in
as
as to be nearer the attending
physician- Mr.
was also taken sick, and the
death of both children occurring
so near together is an unusual
coincidence-
Dogs Off
One recently a reported
mad dog in Kinston bit
other dos. As a means of
the alderman of town passed
an ordinance excluding all
muzzled dogs from the streets
for a period of days. .
A nightmare is now said to be
nothing but an old h
nut.
b of
THE BANK OF
N. O.-s-
In the Slate of North Carolina, at the close of Feb.
RESOURCES
and discounts
Overdrafts secured
H mid houses Furniture
and Fixtures
from Banks Bankers l
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock
Surplus fund 8,750.00
expenses and p lid 288.49
coin D.-posits to check
Silver including
coin currency 178.88
N bk note other 8.00 Certified CO
i J
Total
88.612.71
48,783.12
81.10
See our of books
for holiday pr
R. Si Co.
I.
plastering hair at-J. R.
who ha b en seriously bx-W,
very much b
have a nice
razors from 1.00 to 6.50,
will well to one and
save and money-
, Smith O
moot-
., There to bar
m i ho death of Mrs Walter m
p. ,.
. ., g proved bah yesterday,
The order here old home and she
nourishing ;
A full line carpenters tools Natives here who are
; mill fittings. J. R. account of her
i r Miss A n Dudley ester-
M Lillie Bennett and Ethel. day for the northern markets, to
black; . s oar eyes sung OF
r, i n strain thorn through the tog. i COUNTY PITT
Pneumonia Cure J. -Vi ,.;, to lift, and l f i j r Smith, tho above named do n tat
the torn i the m largo above to the beat o and
and c and red. The he-
pin to a
I g Greenville, came Purchase the spring millinery for
of pocket M M Sauls and were visiting Mrs.
of and Misses Nan-,
the day here yesterday Nichols until Mon
friends. day.
Trip;, C. a -e i i Loan
You can reel sworn to
L DIXON.
I. C. CANNON.
STANCH, HODGES, J. R-
fore me. this U-,
;, still lighter you -o i he
gleaming
mid a clock tower black
behind. It is Whitehall. You have
been two hours on Cue bus and have
gone
in Metropolitan Magazine.
Notary
Ta My Friends.
on January 1st 1908,
withdrawn from the firm of
Trip;, Ayden v-
and prepared to furnish j, doing a nice business. Cannon Tyson doing a
general public with everything They paid a per cent cash tile business in the Ayden,
in tho mercantile line to wear, dividend to their stock holders on I herewith avail myself of tins
eat or happy- Try j.-,,,. j. f, is opportunity of thanking my
nm-
of the Little
borne attended a watch
night service and closed his
by saying, may be but a
that shall be here,
perhaps a week, or even before the
Sow of another T
He hod hardly seated
tel when a young man in back
of the started the old song,
do yon wait, dear
. I ; f
IS
i CH I
FOR AN AD. FOR
Directors.
PACE
them.
Leslie Smith, of ; has
been in this v. eek
peeling.
Tripp Co haVe re
are tablets at J.
line
friends for their pa t
confer . i N
. with Mi
e do ink it would
if cur city fathers would give
attention.
Carload cotton seed meal
Hulls at J R Smith co.
It snowed, hailed, rained and
sun shined here yesterday to
i.-
W. H. Harrington and H. L. and ask them to con-
Coward were hero Friday on same with Mr- R. C. Can-
business, non. them they will re-
. cure and the kindest treatment.
R. Tyson.
patronage why do j
tor.
tarry long
Bunting spent
Blanche
Th
mercantile firm i
in the town
me
as this
ion. in me
Portland lime and Ayden, under the
hair at J. R- Smith C j. ; of Cannon Tyson, n
Jamie Bryan and Mar- j any been dissolved
Blow of V
tho guests of Mrs. O. Noble, r. C. Cannon,
C. L- Tyson,
Cayenne Pepper For
Cav.,., .
in end i ;
mice arc o n to frequent ill id
con in V then
from
papers, . L of i
most
us .
v.
ill
box is, h I
fro n de; y
u. i ins the layers books
ii
a ire
AYDEN, NORTH CAROLINA,
Who makes a specialty o- fine
.
s in r
beat Yet with it
Thursday y day.
SIN REAL EST
One acre form
just ion I
on i terrs
. Lout c Ins
Miss Olivia is visiting in
Neck.
supplies, belting, valves,
steam J. R. Smith Co
Mrs. Raymond Turnage re-
a yesterday
morning from Kinston
the sudden and unexpected
death of her mother, Mrs. Mose-
in that place- She in com-
with her husband, Mr. J
R. Turnage, left at once on the
noon train to be in attendance
upon the funeral. Though Mrs.
Turnage has been a
Ayden but a few weeks, in that
time by her kindness of heart
and lady-like manners she has
formed many sincere friendships
among our people, V all whom
deeply sympathize with her in
her sad bereavement.
J. R. Smith Co. Dixon want
to buy feet of good seasoned
oak lumber 1-2 inches thick.
L. H. Witherington was in
Greenville Monday
o. R. Smith Co. Dixon,
. and carts made
here in Call
got Material and workman-
ship
. ;. cf Richmond,
is here visiting his sister, Mrs.
M. M Sauls.
Repairing neatly done on bug-
carts, wagons, plows, also
shoe your mules and horses. J-
R. Smith Co. Dixon.
Miss Janie Kittrell, has been
visiting her sister, Guy
Taylor. She left for her home
by Mrs.
Taylor who will time in
Winterville with
A nice line of and cask-
to suit most anybody at J. R.
Smith Co, Dixon.
Mrs. W. E. Hooks and children
are out in country with her
father, R. H. Garris. who is quite
sick- J A
Bring us your cotton seed
your small lots of scrap cotton in
the seed. J. R. Smith Co.
Dixon.
Politics are being a little dis-
cussed the merits
and demerits of the various can-
are being
handled.
C a i
. . . a .
; U I
.
Sr id co
. P m mo
over Ban c Building
Mr.
i J .
than U m years i
has been my loath
,,., . for all It is
. i In c u is .
Cl n Ii an I my customers h-
. . J i
.-. . . II I
. . M Hi
. .
. .-
OF
.- Mat-
patent medicines.
AYDEN, N. C.
DR- .
PHYSICIAN
Oilers services
to the citizens A
community.
Office in Building.
Residence, B. Alexanders
house. Ayden. N. C.
. and
LO-cent . no at a , its.
We be on i Lin Lawns and all
White Goods,
COUNTY BOUGHT AD SOLD
It's surprising how little money
a man can get along on when his
family needs it all.
Rheumatic Pains Relieved.
B. F, Crocks.
and for twenty years or
the Peace at Martinsburg,
am terribly afflicted with sciatic
rheumatism in my left arm and right
hip. have used three bottles of
Chamberlain-B Pain Balm and it did
me lots of For by a I
dealers in Patent
Du Not Crowd the Season.
OF THE I ION OF
BANK OF FARMVILLE
N. C.
T THE OF Bl FEBRUARY
I c
Do not tread in crooked paths,
you are a landscape
gardener.
The first warm days of spring bring
them desire to get out and
the air and sunshine.
Children that have been housed up all
winter are brought out and you
where they all come from. lie heavy
winter clothing is thrown as-de and
many shed their flannels. Then a cold
wave comes and people say that grip is
epidemic. Colds at this are
even more dangers than mid-winter,
as there is much more danger of
Take Chamberlains Cough
Remedy, however and you will have
nothing to fear. It always cures, and,
we have never known a cold to result
R-SOURCES
Loans and discounts ;
Overdrafts
and
Due from Hanks an. Bankers M
Cash Hems
Gold Coin , ,.
Silver Coir, including minor
coin currency
National tank notes, other
U. S. notes
2,000.00
Capital stock
Undivided profits, less cur-
rent exp. and pa d
Time Certificates of Dopant 8.651.81
subject check
Cashier's Checks 1,264.05
Total
R Smith, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best my knowledge and .
u. r Subscribed and sworn to before me,
in pneumonia it was used. It is 24th day of 1908. I w LANG,
pleasant and sate to Children J. A. I
it. For sale by a Druggists and . D rectors,
dealers in Patent medicine. , Notary Public.
POOR PRINT
TAKEN CARE Or BY RAILROAD.
EDITOR OF THE DOLLAR
SERVICE.
He Rendered It end While Road Offer-
ed Paltry Jury Awards
and Road Appeals.
When a newspaper enters into
understanding with
a railroad that it will do every-
thing to advance the road's inter-
est in the paper's section, an
that the road on the other hand
will see that the paper
care in the agreement of
minds of a sort to constitute a.
contract that will be construed by
the courts as co give the editor a
recovery according to proven
value of his editorial and personal
assistance in the carrying out of
the ends of the railroad
Such the basic question
anted in the appeal of the
and Pamlico Sound Railroad
from a judgment entered against
it in Pitt county in a case where-
in Henry T. King, one-time editor
of and lit-.-
of Hollar
on gave up his editorial space
in i v eating the adoption of
bot op in favor of the
it . but took off
bis . p ills and
Iv split self up
. i
i road a i am
To this showing the def
was heartless enough to intro
duce witnesses who stated
they never read King's
and did not know what
they were taking on the
which everybody in Pitt count
and Greenville favored anyhow
But Mr. King explain d that i
real hot editorial, or
copied from the Raleigh paper
m the editorial page was
more valuable than his
advertising-the best of
a year from
and that if he had done for Mun
remedy what, he did for
the Pamlico Sound he would
pulled the coin like a country boy
jerks fodder.
The that Mr.
King had been three years on
job, and, as he testified, had
neglected his award
ed him which ought to be
reasonable in the light of the
Drewry contract, but the rail-
road is appealing. Raleigh News
and Observer.
AN OLD ADAGE
SAYS
A pane U a heavy
Sickness makes a light purse.
The LIVER U the seat of nine
tenths of all disease.
go to the root of the whole mat-
thoroughly, quickly safely
and restore the action of the
LIVER to normal condition.
Give tone to the system and
solid flesh to the body.
Take No Substitute.
THE BOY AND THE PADDLE.
THE SCHOOL BONDS ARE from the Antilles.
foil .
his
i curing j ear i and
190-i . i ft public
a i . .
Gr , C. and was I m-
sell . . .-.; paper, w i
i run as
i is D .
i. during
its fen la -t c rap my,
the to Id-
. . . ; .
to point i i i
Sound, . . . th
of i , p
and . . . ice, .
tarry elections g .
i f the ; is d road j
which w w ; be i i i.
for the use and benefit of s kid
road to gain i ad tin
good will of the citizens g
said r ad, and in r
managers and .
of said road in their undertaking,
and under the promise from the
an lone of . et rs
of e y ii eh
GRIMESLAND NEWS.
Grimesland. N. C, Fe .
Rev. J. J. Walker, of Wilson,
preached hero Sunday.
-Miss Louise Fleming and
if , .
. v
m Saturday l Miss
;. o Moore.
Sags; Fleming, Paul D
i Thigpen, of
v, re here Sunday.
ii. M. Elks, John
Misses and
made a flying tr p to
Gr i . I ,
Miss Li I r, c Par
to, W. Va . is .; , me
time with Mrs. W. M. Mo re.
Misses Mary ten d and
i I-ill Savage, of ,,
lay i i
I head.
C. I a . . . . s
w the ox of
Moore
with u i
Several of our
t out last
night, and reported a , time.
There will o. an supper
h night for
f the church.
CM. is, -ton,
in town M
A. O. Clark and wife cut
I I Jack
W e t, .-.
.-. n,
Defense of an and an
of Grace.
If the boys must be flogged,
the paddle seems to be tn almost
appointed implement to
Jo it with. That area of the boy
which it moat aptly is not
very susceptible to mortal
it has merely a
of nerves to unlock
tears by their tingling when
temperately and the
I bones which it contains are so
abundantly about with
that th re is no
th .-. It
fashion bl i.-i these e
days the
I tin affairs of
the i -t if there is one
piece i more con-
am . r h.
Almighty icily did fit this and
. d one thing
i in
to e-
. .
a paddle.
be flogged
DECISIONS HANDED
COURT.
Giving Greenville Right to Vote
Bonds for Eastern Training School
Upheld.
The Supreme court yesterday
a number of
ions, only one of which contained
matter of State interest.
This was the decision in refer-
to the bonds voted by
Greenville to support of the new
East-rt Training School by
which the bonds were upheld.
Toe suit was evidently a friendly
one, brought to establish the
validity of the bonds.
Digests of the opinions filed
Cox vs. Commissioners,
Pitt, Brown, J. Affirmed.
The Courts will not go be-
hind the r of an act to
determine whether the provision
of Art. Sec. of the
have been complied with.
suffrage amendment of
1900. while fixing a new
cation for voters, left the matter
of registration to the legislature.
The issue of bonds and a
. for purpose of es-
an institution not
within th , .
of the to
vi,; in the scope of a city's
. . New t
. r.
Remedy
fits a City at Kings-
ton, Jamaica.
Mr. W. who u a
member of i City Council at Kings-
ton. West Indies, writes as
One h. of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy had good effect on a
was giving me trouble and I
think I should been more
relieved if I had continued the remedy.
That it was beneficial and quick in re-
me there is no doubt and it is
my intention to obtain another
sale by all and dealers in
Patent Medicines.
Notice of Sale.
Rodman Wanamaker, of
carries insurance in the
sum of The two
women who carry the heaviest
the United States
are Mrs. B. N. Duke, of Durham,
for and Mrs. Julian S.
Can-, of Durham, for
Mrs. Mary S. Williamson, of
College, carries insurance for
John D Rockefeller
only carries on his life-
Raleigh Net a and Observer.
ult; i ; of
p d . . . -j ,. , . if
d id p d i. borrow a
i. the
ion of the Oregonian, the paddle
is distinctly and unequivocally
. Dude of Propensity.
Sugg, of Greenville,
.
It -s
only the physical intellectual
Arts of the boy, hue also his
an unruly youth.
. c There is
. i i ordinary y
long, I i
i . patent leather she ,
rail d coats, standing col-
is, i
ties, a
and diamond and v
but then Sugg is not an i
; U
ex With his hair
parted in the middle and a ca
he made his appearance Mar
last night, to the de-
light of the ladies, who hogged
him and exclaimed.
He wan not at the
Notice to Creditors.
Letters of administration upon the
estate. f J. T
tits day to me by the
of the Superior Pitt
and hiving duly qualified a such
administrator notice i given to
a l h k claims
. tat them to me for paid
r n or before
or this
i plead in bar of their re-
All persons indebted to said
l .
North Carolina,
Pitt County.
p.- Fred Mills and Wife.
Minnie Mills. W C. and wife
Mary V.
vs
C. H. Stokes. I. A. Reel and wife Fan
Reel.
By virtue of an order of the Clerk
Superior Court of Pitt County in
above action, directed to
undersigned Commissioner, I will on
Monday the 16th day of March
at the Court House door of
in Greenville, to the highest
bidder for ca-h among
the above named than
A. Reel end the following de-
scribed or lot. of land, to-wit-
No. in the division of the lands
made in this cruse, and allotted to the
he rs-at-law of Ma y Ann Stokes, con-
In I acres more or and
more described as
at a pine, a corner
i Patent, and running north
east a stake, n-e
l-i tart 1-2 poles to a
Gum stump, thence north 2-3 de-
west in 3-5 poles to a stake with
pointers, thence south decrees west
pole to a s e on a -itch on the
east side the path, thence north
a M west 2-3 poles to a
stake at the comer of a ditch, thence
with the ditch south degrees west
t-5 thence with the ditch
south d west pole to a
thence south degree Mat
polis to a -take, thence
east poles to a stake on the
west aide the path, thence south
1-2 degrees eat
stake in the Hickman Patent line,
line north 1-2
gr as ens- I -2 poles to the
shown bi map filed with the
rip t in this cause.
This re day of 1903.
J. U
-S
h- of
ii H.
i a W Tucker,
By of p war vested in me
v l for to the highest
bi
th Superior Court
vs. h Robbing.
apparently foredoomed to at we pro-
put if it were
and to wrath,
has been plucked like a brand
from the burning by a
paddling. The world is full
of mer. of light and leading
S th i he had
and pad for in their
columns of I pap rs by i
;.
. id in other
ways i defendant
.;.,.;. .;
; to , .;.
n v w mi th
aid c . d his
to payment. I only
. . .
of said .
were i
ably
That th
pi
. u
For the of en
hundred dollars with interest
thereon.
For
In his evidence, the plaintiff
testified that he did
. for the railroad and, after
all the victories had been won
and the banner was flying, he
had honestly asked his pay of
Capt. J. M. Turner, who had
promised to take care of him;
that all that Capt. Turner had
offered in requital of strenuous
services was in second
gage bonds, which plaintiff flatly
refused. Plaintiff thereupon
sued for fifteen hundred dollars,
the value of his editorial columns
and other advertisements and
notices, and personal work for
three years, including work in
the election-
. e el
or th ;.; e i district passed
lay Out of a .
there were
;.
t I th
p to be opera-
tor . .;,.
red vote. So
t can ha this n was
i i .
r.
Correction.
A message from Farm-
ville states that the item about
the dosing of the to-
market, the 28th of Feb-
which appeared in our
correspondence
instant, was an error; that the
market will not close for some
time yet.
Woodmen of the World meet
every 2nd, and 4th Thursday
nights at eight o'clock-
take notice, and report at
the forest tonight.
C E. Bradley,
Banker.
Strayed.
A medium size white ox with white
horns and dark red spots on neck, stub-
by tail, marked s it and half moon in
both ears. Been gone since last of
September, 1907, Suitable reward for
information leading to recovery.
2-3 ltd
Louis
Bethel, N. O.
th f, and the t who rails
it is not
I . r
RESOLUTIONS OF
by High School,
N. C.
Infinite In Ells
has in bi to
wit in so .;
.- ; i the brother
i Pro .
G- I berry, do
1st. acuity
b i i
, do deeply for
in this doubly dark
Borrow, and desire to
only natural he should be
such a favorite. And, indeed, it
is. Young Mr. Sugg is only five
years of age, and can spell his
name, he did often enough
at Brown's opera house which he
v. i . He was a at-
traction between acts. He is
of for
om . . and has a v
amiable n. He here
with ids grandfather, Co. Isaac
. who is suffering with can-
.- at the
u the Messenger
makes is the name of the
young gentleman, which is Baird
Sugg Brooks, and his home is
Elizabeth of Green-
ville. . Brooks her little
. . Wednesday to visit
s.
Count
I aura i. .
hi . i will
k notice , entitled as
i . the.;
r C I Pitt c m . to obi
from II a decree of
and th will
I KB i . the be
to I. . term of th. Si
r of . to o- held
on th.- day April, ms. at the
Court House i. . , y in
t; C and or demur
to in i action, the
. toil for
f ed In aid
This the 24th day
D. C. MOORE,
, Clerk Court
p.
Plaintiff.
t of the Court
N i th i, on Mon-
. h i. ., at noon, th.-
ii.-d if land or so
may he i .-I- to-
i o toe lands of me late
which lay
and V. i; road
t . . by said load,
n the lands of the late
Martin Ion, on the south the
of re rag .-. T. .
. . . i . l the Town
land . .- it b the
. . n
i . K Fin ; and
. ii ., . H, t Jan-
i, I in book
. . I i
or ;. ,., i , tn ea refer-
ii e h . lade, made
. m of . n for
; i- i ii .- i raying . If the it
secured En In
-I . i lid s will first
part f i Mil land which lies to the south
of F , treat ix end u
i , . I i Raid indebted
i . . sell bi i me .
February 1908.
win K S. PARKS,
of J, H Blount.
Stray
White I spotted bi hoc
v ii . la i r and
hole i i it.
.-;. pr g i.- p and j g
coat a d damage's. J, .
It. D. i. Greenville, N. C
in d w.
mow for him. j. . . . W
th
know him.
2nd. in consideration of
the lonely weeks of trial for cur
principal each one of of us strive
to perform faithfully the
duties that devolve upon him
during these remaining months
of work together.
3rd. That a copy of those res
be given to Prof. Line-
and that a be sent to
The Daily Reflector for
cation.
V. Elizabeth Boushall I
Ethel May Carroll ,,
Anna B. Lawrence or
Roy T. Cox.
Why Suffer From
Do you know that rheumatic pains
can be relieved If doubt this
one, application of Chamber-
Ism Pain Balm. It will make rest and
sleep possible, and that certainly means
a great deal to any one afflicted with
rheumatism. For sale by all Druggists
and in Patent
I Not Quite
often you can gal a
thing
null screw or
gr lacking. Have a good
. tool box be prepared fur
Our line of tools
is a you could desire, and
we will see that your tool
box does not lack a single
useful article.
Of Course
Notice to Creditor
Having duly qualified before
the Superior clerk of Pitt
county as executor of the last
will and testament of Jennie
Cherry, deceased, notice is here-
by given to persons owing
the estate to make immediate
payment to undersigned, and
ill Pi against
. estate are notified to present
the same co the undersigned for
payment on or before the 23rd
day of 1900, or this
notice will plead in bar of re-
This Jan. 23rd, 1908.
Joseph G
Executor Jennie Cherry,
Notice
North
In the Superior
Pitt County Court.
Boyd vs. Noah
defendant named
will take notice that an action
entitled us above need in
the Superior Court Pitt county
for a i in from e b of
and the defendant
take notice hat he is
n d to at
term of the Superior Court of
county to be held on the
y i I l
day M it ; he
day of March 1908, the Court
h . county
N. C., or demur to
the complaint in said action or
the plaintiff will apply to the
court for r lief demanded in
in said
This day of Jan. 1908.
D. C. Moore.
p ;.
Brown, Atty.
How Many Bricks
Have You Sent
Away
That sounds like a funny addressed to every cit-
of this town and community, but it's really a serious one.
There now just completed a magnificent build-
of red brick exterior and concrete interior right in the
business heart of one of biggest of American cities. It
occupies a whole block and calls in a large lettered sign
Largest Monolithic Building In tho It has
many floors, with about a hundred acres of floor space. The
entrances are of solid marble. The floors are beautifully tiled.
Altogether it is a credit to
the big city in which it
Oh, it's a Jim
Dandy
Now, how many bricks
have you sent to the city
to go into this big build-
Honest, how many
Of the hundreds of
of brick put
into the walls of this
th city where it
stands has contributed not
a single red brick.
try people, the people of
Email towns and cities far
away from the big me-
have sent in tho
bricks for the
of this splendid
You may have Font
a few bods of bricks your-
self without knowing it.
This
cent structure, which or-
a city you
never will see your-
self, is built of bricks
bought with the dollars of
people living in towns
just like that
would like to have some
new brick building's themselves now and then. Every dollar
contributed to the city building fund means a nice, hefty
hod of bricks for this big, beautiful skyscraper, in
tho of its kind. This building was put up, through
the kind donations of their unknown country cousins, by a
firm that ran a small store in that city o few years ago.
But this firm conceived the cute idea of having thou-
sands of strangers contribute to build its fine, large,
new store.
And the building is a Mail Order Store. Sec
A YOUTHFUL HERO.
THE PARALYTIC
Festival of Dona.
a curious of the
that of the observance of a
day in of each year culled
day, or the festival of the
Major Win In Effective Cure For ea Imposts.- Ir.
War of 1312. English
a few names oblivion, Paralysis i--- often imitated by
but 1813, insured lasting beggar and that there
fame for Major George no detecting the imposition. A On this day all the and
mi Aug. low is directed to hang en array themselves in attire,
MM, tho this youthful wrist loosely down, dropping
hero were on tho site of fingers of one hand. to drug tho
his great limbs in such a manner as. to
Daring the war of 1812 u paralytic stroke to the life.
a handsome, spirited Kentuckian, He is drilled up to the proper
sent by General Harrison to I new mark by marching mm around
take command of a poor little stock-, the kitchen for hours at a noon a great feast is prepared, OS- i
ids Fort at Lower stretch and night after night. This for benefit of the dolls,
now Fremont, O. continued until the patient tan . though the repast is actually
place was important only because, bear a sudden and unexpected prick by the grown folks ii
it guarded the approach to Harri-1 with a needle or even the touch of a
son's headquarters and stores iron without relapsing into
the Sandusky river. his normal attitude.
On t morning of Aug. Not many years ago one of these
mock paralytics, who was accustom-
ed to throw off his seeming
and play the burglar by way of
change, was caught in the vary act
of breaking a house and com-
for trial. Here he up
READY TO
Serve Y
u.
era Proctor, the British com-
with regulars, veteran
troops who had served under
on the peninsula, up
river in y of Commodore
and landed cannon
and howitzer, which they be- such a semblance of hopeless
.-.; to l bard fort. Mean- sis deceived everybody. When
lie , with Indians, the trial came mi he was carried
into the court on a stretcher and
laid at full length in dock.
To I a loss sanguine I including the judge and
, , ; , if i to than
V .
the woods
tho attack from tho opposite
the mother of each household
adorns the family room in gay
ors. Then tho little girls dress nil
their dolls, old and new, their
best Sunday clothes and prop
up about the walls. In the after-
con-
folks in the
evening. Japan the only country
that has such a festivity.
With anything wanted in
of
Heavy And Ferny
I Complete stock to
I from and delivered
i promptly anywhere in town
I am also ready to
I date you Hay, Grain
and all kinds of Feed Stuff.
Bring, send or i hone
orders and your needs will
be promptly It is
a pleasure to serve patrons.
fist
the situation
hopeless. But
showed confidence
spired h in those
not
him.
had men and one
mall i, which he moved
ii-. . i from pi ice i i to induce
o be I ho had guns.
in of the the
,. , a ii i as So
i , was it
. i
into
It will .
. u
. .
a pi.-. i re-
. the i of Gen
i . ,; wrote
m. he ha I en
baffled a youth who i; pass-
ed his twenty-fir I year. lie is
a worthy of his gal-
jury, the ca
lie I with one year's imprison-
ii of a long term
penal
The doctor tho prison to
which tho convict was next
fell b the whole thing
was n sham and tried all she or-
methods of, detection, in-
a liberal u c of galvanic
battery, but without At
length heap damp straw
c i jail rd, and
the in i I on his
v In l, was
. j . The aw was
. . out a
Ill . . I dens i i of
I the ban-
. J i i. than
a minute paralytic
b I doctor by
EH
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Local Time Table
Effective 27th. 1908.
Between Norfolk, Va. and Raleigh, N. C.
WESTBOUND
Stale of North Carolina,
County
In tho Superior
Hannah Home, vs- Dennis Home
i i am I will take
i mi ac i m i I
In the Superior
of Pitt to absolutely
I is d between plaintiff and d
i and the w. i
take notice that ho is .-. .
to appear at next term of the Larson deceased, notice is hereby
court of county to be held on
day or March; i., at the Court house to the and
said county in tho town of Greenville persons having claims against
North Carolina, answer or demur
complaint in I action, or the
plaintiff w co the court for the
relief demanded in said complaint.
This day of January
ii. C. Moore, c. S. C.
Notice o Creditors
Having duly qualified before
the. Superior court clerk of Pitt
Car; on deceased, notice is hereby
given to all persons indebted to
the estate to make immediate
Ar
Ar.
STATIONS
Norfolk
Greenville
Wilson
Mid
Zebulon
Wendell
No.
Ex. Sunday
SOU
fib
No.
Ex. Sunday
A. M.
EASTBOUND
Norfolk
bitty
Gr;
Zebulon
Knightdale
R. L BUNCH, T M
Norfolk, Va.
No
Ex Sunday
P. If.
No.
Ex. Sunday
P. M.
No.
Ex. Sunday
A. M.
No
Ex. Sunday
; II
with a
hint uncle. General George Rogers i a
himself wrote just be-
fore the The enemy are not
far distant. expect an attack. I
will this post to the last ex-
I I have just sent away the
I women and children with the pick
of the that I may able
in act without lie.
satined I shall, hope, do my duty.
The example set me by my
kindred is before me. Let
me rather than prove unworthy
of their
The of Fort Stephenson
was the really brilliant effort
of the war of General Sher-
man said it was the necessary
cursor to Perry's victory on the lake
and Harrison's triumphant victory
at the Thames, which assured to
our immediate ancestors tho mas-
tery of the great west, and from
that day to tout the west has been
the bulwark of the
his exploit was
lieutenant colonel by the
president of tho United States, and
congress awarded him a gold medal.
Companion.
; tho
Hit.
is
when
I with the
Has I c r
loads c lie y
Hay which will so d on
market also
cars of Cotton Seed M .-1
and of I n . . d
. .
had done
in a of
I have cheated the
law out of six
The torture such people inflict on
themselves for weeks and months
a time and voluntarily is simply in-
Weekly.
A Retort.
A lawyer in Washington was tell-
some of neat retorts
ho had heard in when he was i
reminded of the interchange of
compliments between a western
judge and a sharp attorney j
from Chicago. judge, a quick
tempered man, had had several
-run with counsel when
he observed, t an you
cannot teach
yon at is tr your
retorted Chicago law-
The Perambulator.
There is no perambulator in the
sense of baby carriage in
edition of Johnson and the
earliest quotation
gives for the word is from o
letter of Miss in 1867. But
the baby carriage have an-
the name of an earlier
From the end of tho
century until well into th
nineteenth a In was a
machine mow i by
and eel
stance, to
It consisted of a heel
and a quarter in
trundled with a bundle
with clockwork a dial. Prob- j L .
this machine took it-- name. ,
from the men lO
who took part in the official j B
or beatings of mm III
bounds. I have hand for one
Double Planer,
Matcher Ma-
chine and of other
I will sell on easy terms.
W. S.
r- a
. . r
;, i ; . t ,,
. . for hops, ran i all ,
carriage fares. kinds. Corn lie. la d ;
.;
feel ;, i rs
of Feed.
ill
William whose
lad, become
one of the famous lyrics of tho
world, wooed, but did not win, An-
Laurie. Tho real Annie Laurie
nave promise to Douglas,
another, a wealthier
led
H. C. G P A
Norfolk. Va.
F. W. D P A
Goldsboro N. C.
Notice to Creditors.
Letters of administration upon the
estate of James D. Bullock, deceased,
having this day been issued to the
by clerk Superior Court
of Pitt county, and having duly
as such administrator, notice is
--------j j. i.
claims against said to pr
them to the signed for payment,
duly authenticated, on or before the 8th
day of or this notice
will be plead in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate settle-
to me.
This the 8th day of February, 1908.
, CADDY JAMES,
Administrator of James U. Bullock,
deceased.
Jarvis A Attorneys, 2-10
said must the
same to the undersigned for pay-
on or 21st day
of January, 1909, or this notice
will be plead in bar of recovery.
This 21st day of Jan. 1908.
Theo. Carson,
Executor of Jesse W. Carson.
1-21 ltd
E.- .
Nature makes some strange pro-
visions for fish that to feel or
see their way at great depths. Deep
soundings in tho Caribbean
bring up really uncanny specimens
of this Among them is a
Ash that has two convex lenses in
place of eyes. Those lenses are very
bright, of a golden hue and gleam
in the sunlight. Another fish,
large has eyes that grow on
stems sticking out several inches
from the bead. Another has an
eye on a stem about half a yard
long. stem is flexible and may
be waved any direction. Some of
tho Caribbean sea fishes have eyes
that shine like lanterns.
but
suitor. of
Douglas, who was ready to
and went to tho wars
and when ho came hack married
also and left a goodly crop of heirs.
Tho tender melody that has won the
hearts of people the world over was
set to the. words many years after
by Lady John Scott. Annie Laurie
was born Dec. 1682, at the home
of her father, Stephen Laurie., at
Scotland, an old
stone mansion fortress that
had been tho castle of the earls
of
A Question of
On one occasion a bishop who
prided himself on never forgetting
the name or face of any
in his happened to
M totaling somewhere rail when
Dodging Rules.
Alter being conducted through an
old church by tho a visitor
was so pleased with the
courtesy and information that he
on giving him half a crown.
The man shook head Badly.
you, ho said, it's
quite against the
am sorry for said the
visitor, about to return the half
crown to his
added tho verger,
were to find a coin lying on the
floor it would not against the
rules for me to pick it
don Express,
Will go Below if
You Don't Advertise.
Few people realize that the time
tO advertise is the dull sea-
son. It helps to keep business go-
and it will help when business
livens up.
The Public is Ever on
The Lockout
for good be it dull or
thrifty season and the man who has
the bargains put be lore it in the
style of a nice advertisement
is the man who what business
there is to be done.
The Reflector is one of the best
advertising mediums. It reaches
everybody in the County and a
great many all over the
States.
LET US HAVE
ADVERTISEMENT
Barber Shop
EdmondS- Fleming props.
i ,. , .
Located in sec-
of the town. F chairs
in and one
sided by skilled barber.
Our place is inviting, razors
sharp. Our towels
thank you for past patronage
and ask you to coll when
work is d.
J-W. PERRY GO.
NORFOLK, VA-
Cotton Factors and handlers
Tie
. id
solicited.
Notice To Creditors.
Having duly the
claims to or 11-.
. . . .
of William Bryant Dixon, no-
is hereby given to all persona in-
to the estate to make
ate payment to the undersigned, and
all persona having- claims against the
estate are notified to present the same
to the undersigned for payment on or
before 16th day of February,
or this notice will be plead in bar
This February 15th. 1908.
2-16 ltd W. H. ARNOLD,
Executor of William Bryant Dixon.
Doling these cold Winter months
A Trip Via
The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Would be just the thing to make life worth living.
trains, excellent schedules and tickets which oiler
advantage possible for a pleasant no ft tie trip
For lull information or Pamphlets call on your nearest
Ticket A gent, or write,
W. J. CRAIG, P. T. M. T. C. WHITE, G. P. A.
WILMINGTON, N C
pULLEY
of Fashions, Greenville N. C.
Tho Crab B n
The crab a fish,
it it without hook
line. II lies in wait, perhaps In
dome creek, with its claws extended
in front and open. Perhaps a school
I of comes along, and it may
ho that a on tho outskirts
r I the may swim
name, and, to along; through water
hi. leaned for-1 tween upper and lower of
and, with a charming
n certain station clergyman got
into the same in
bishop was.
The bishop recognized tho mans
1.1.1
Spell
SHOE
Shoe in Winslow's Stables on
Fourth street. All worK
promptly and
SEN ME ORDERS.
ma for forgetting, but
how do yo-i spell your
was the re-
Bits.
A Lot or
There i lot of humor he-
sides, splendid moral for the
young business man in a
that Was rendered by S
jury
of the motionless open of
the crab. it is well within
them tho claw suddenly maps to-
and particular little
goes no farther.
Him.
To pungent remarks of
professional a western law-
began his reply as follows
it please court, resting
upon tho couch of republican equal
as I do, covered with the
of constitutional panoply I
protected by tho of
American liberty as I feel myself to.
Cobb I res. S Co.
NORFOLK. VA.
Cotton Buyers, Brokers
in Stocks, Cotton. Grain
and Provisions,
PRIVATE WIRE
to New York. Chicago
and New Orleans.
M.
Clark
W. C.
Civil Engineers and Surveyors
North
Railroad, . I land ;
h specialty. e on
II Mr .
R h use, on
Ir. -1 I CM
In
.-
j lie
root, a.
, . . lie iv-
. ,.
We, the jury, find from tho
statement that the
ed came to his death from heart
by business be, despise tho of On pro-
RES was caused by
failure, which bl turn the down and defy his at tempt to pen-
result of fauna to la ll;, tho inter-
Kan as Rices my
H. K l A r I C K
COTTON BUY Fit
AND
INSURANCE AGENT
Office in National Rank
FOR SALE.
Especially adapted to cotton,
tobacco and corn- Good dwell-
Apply to
F. C Harding.
GOOD BREAD
OR B. L
Dentist.
GREENVILLE, N. C.
CURES COLDS
and
Relieves the aches and
Na
POOR PRINT
rt
mm
mm
WINtERVILLE i
This is in charge F. C. who is authorized to represent The Eastern
in and vicinity.
Rubber rubber shoes. Now is the time to purchase
rubber and heavy your Box Body Carts while they
a are cheap, A. G. Cox Man-
Co., plenty of
Miss Novella went to them on hand. Call and see them.
Ayden Friday evening. Beautiful souvenir cards at
We can you all kinds Harrington. Barber Co.
of and turned wood Mrs J. K. Cooper left
work for on short no- day evening to spend a days
Carolina Milling Mfg.
HOG ISLAND.
New Tobacco Market.
A new tobacco market will be
established at Snow Hill, the
county seat of Greene county,
I Eastern North Carolina. Two
j warehouses, two leaf houses,
storage houses, etc., are being
built, and the market will be in
bunt next season Snow
i located in what is known
Th. story of j the finest bright tobacco sec-
in n. f. ti-r. in the world, and as the
Directly the harbor from. will be in charge of men
the v of Nassau, V i. ere is , backed by an
island called lb i
side of
in Ayden
seed potatoes
HI
Mis.- Chapman came in Barber A Co.
Stokes night Oliver PI at A W. A-
The season is now
hand whew most of the farm- rs
win likely need carts
ens.
wins Co.
citizen .;
made address on
Everette school
A. G Cox Sat
are making their I M and all
well Heel carts for buildings
bee us prepared quick notice. Can.
y ., buy we can came Una Milling and Mfg. Co.
;, i . ,. . . i. oats and feed ;
ii I t went
n tho
rd the
pecan is a
which i used in the tourist
Mason in the winter.
The fee for bathing ii
and includes nil fruit
ii.-. Hie bather may wish. The
i peeled put on long
which is considered the real
way i have it. in no limit.
. i -i there is a
t-. .
experience,
abundance of capital, predict
a r future for Snow Hill.
Winston Tobacco Journal.
Old Time Fiddlers.
R.
Of North About
PNEUMONIA
CURE
The Great External Remedy
For Co.,,
lid
make it a never to
mend medicines until I have my-
self them, ax there are a
in land that are perfect
.- . but having tried your Cure
for Colds, sore throat and other in-
troubles, I have no hes-
in cordially
it to the public, for I it in,; to the people
the children. have n of its being used
for PNEUMONIA and throat with
effect. It is with pleasure I give you this
in the world that I can a word
Company, I do so without hesitation or re-
For Sale by All Druggists, and
to kind
Pro-
Is. ; i d ice C.-. door to post-
i lie; Prompt attention
, ;. want a nice Cheap cash sale on
date i h you had We must have
K ,, him an call space for spring stock.
r ;. i Me s . Kangaroo priced
. r . 1.7 for I
j i j here. All heavy shoes riced 1.50 for
., . ii . c. shoes ii
2.00 I .; heavy
. I.
. -2 nu
., i.
. . .; .
lie Mi . . .
.; ;. hosts o
. i, i. i to i i.
i h i n
f;. be secured
fl .
ti ii. ; . . .
. . . G;
Ii is s fa-
. i . in Nassau. At ii a l i n
ever . men v. ill fry la i II you
th -that is, if j m ; long
i . a . ti tares
I sat it
i . .
Mr. I a. i other
I-, s the ii
M . an, a ,
of An . v taking
it. . to i lei n i r in So.
I i ; ., i . ii
i w i
i-i can go
l I'll
ii . . .
. , ho
pi.-. h n mint. I
time
. convention March
i under Ola
P. All the old fiddlers
sin an pickers be
and at ; convention will some
immense. who can
to take part in it should
ml their names to Mr. Forbes-
deadlock in the
legislature hat
by th--- election of former j
, William Bradley,
.
hi
Use to Die.
tn-ind nut there Is no
Of long ad i
get Hr n New -j
J. of
i Pa. would o be today
u I j
. up a cough Hun any-1
. and e n i n j
Id r , ,.; o e
mo-t re to i . e j
o lag ; i . i. I
. Ii , r t, is i d
i It ii
. but .
NOTICE
TO
VI
-O
Pi
; a
i n w he alt
x i. mother last
M . ii .-. heavy
i-. of dry and 8.76 Harrington
i just in. ii
.
. I n . n, .
i old
i. i-. .
V lien two A
I ladder the
I; met the purser, i
who was mt.
been here ho
if yon want
t- to lift
to be
corn
Wm. who for distributes fertilizer
been doing a con any distance
it Think id labor
recently moved farm I by this machine.
i. at Harrington
t . is f kinds cir Co.
from th -i W, Ange Oar line of new
ft Co. just opened. A W. Ange
,. r.,. Ash
day, March See our new line of ladies an,
through there will be shoes. A. V. Ange
at the Episcopal church land Co.
y V. and Rev T. H- King his reg-
at o'clock. Every-j appointment Sunday mom-
attend and night ac the Baptist j Nassau was a which the
these will consist; church. congregations Nassau name for an
of evening prayer and five attended both services. He New Providence.
was telling the
it I've in-, it
been in m oil I
it's And you can i
get all you want,
i ii the prim of the
lath. All you can eat for a
tor.
I a
r. ii a fellow over
I;. J thirty
By and by maybe hi- conscience i
both . and ho to the
old fellow who runs
eating too much,
eh
n says the old chap.
hi ii the island its
name one of you fellows came
On board the boat it left
Everybody. I
Mr. u i. , ii ,
in the Delbert Bull mg,
I fully till
i. i r been of c ii t- r- as,
every-j
ion. , It corrects
i in u ; w t and
i., u .-
. ii best I
I ding,
r it is
u at J u, drug
If you inches, you
to be tail.
la the World.
Rev. P. of Fast Raymond,
Maine, have used
Salve for years, on my
wound, and other
and lino it tho h in the
I use it too with great success
in veterinary business. Price
at J. L. Wooten's drug store.
talks.
I preached on the first temptation
Ho
suddenly turned to one
A new line of dry goods and of Christ St the morning service, Americans and
notions expected this week, and on the second one at night. ho you island
Come and them. A. I We handle the castings for the lighthouse and the wreck
following plows, entrance F Well,
Nye
ducted Sun- and j ahead. Tell as the story of
day in.
The time -s almost at
in.
hand
when will need such
lent cotton planters
sowers. So
Harrington Barber Co
NOTICE.
W. H. Smith
t r early with A. G. I tHe interest of A. D. Cox in the
Cc for these
goods sad then you. be sure
get; supply in ample time.
Guy Taylor, of Ayden, is
Carolina Milling
Co. and will conduct the bus-
at tho sane place- All
work promptly looked after Mr.
Banding a few days here with i Cox will still with the
Fresh seed peanuts of different
kinds a. A. W. Ange ft Co.
Poultry of all heights at
I -r ii Co.
Uri B principal
of Pia Business
College, w a ere Tuesday in the
rest of . institution.
The A .- Co, are row
ex; lot poultry
Fence, v. . I be to
our i d to
come i before they buy
We can quote prices that will
talk. Plow still go-
A.
Co. I
Carroll and Lela
Bosch Sunday with
Kate
oats Harrington
Co. m
Rev. T. H. accompanied
Cox went out to the
Everett school house Sunday
and
Company.
The Little
Little things are not to be g.
because they are trifling
The fa tooth will make
the be.,. give way tn
the strongest language. Grains
of sand, h they be, com-
pose this and grand
of ours, it is the of pen-
nil b that make you rich. Little
things in youth accumulate
character in oM age, and form
your eternal destiny. It is the
close observation little things
that is the secret of your
in all the pursuits of life.
Knowledge is only the
of facts. The science
of printing owes its origin to the
rude impressions carved on the
bark of a beech tree, Durham
Sun.
For lot of Jumbo
peanuts, hand picked, especially
for seed at per bushel Also
a lot of the Improved King Cot-
ton seed pounds in seed
makes hundred pound
the man who ate i;. r cu and
then was told maybe that's how tho
island got its the Amer-
said
com b, v. a Ii pi
i i details,
what i.- tho
American.
this chap went over there
and stayed all afternoon and ate
more oranges, probably
forty-two, lea so have heard,
and lie going tn go lie
sighed I . i the
I In had my
money's worth. But I don't
you
t said tho
fell . .
i i , what i m
is i the com Ii
in i ion.
admitted one
of
Ai . , i ,
Fretting about tomorrow's
many troubles never drives them
The Lucky Quartet.
Is ore pay cut fur a box of
King's Now Lilt. Pills.
bring the health that's more
for head-
nm-
If m u the
will refunded at J. L.
drug store.
.;. j
now t list
The to make it comply
i la . Post-
into effect
April it. Under dies no weekly
be sent to who
do not renew I n i after the
date to is paid.
To send it longer without payment will
require a on each paper.
Therefore we ask eve y subscriber to
The owes for one
year longer to i at
once so we your on our
list. The publisher can have no choice in
this, but will to comply with the
law.
We hope every subscriber attend to
this promptly is had rather not drop a
single name from cur list. But bear
mind that The Eastern Reflector cannot
be mailed after April 1st. to any person
who owes for one year or longer.
ADVERTISE
the
. .
D. J. and Owner
VOL. No. N
WITH COMMISSIONERS.
AT MARCH
MEETING.
of County Claims I
sum for
April Court,
of county
rt
the 2nd,
the members
s were drawn on the
as
county horns
1215.51; bridges court
Truth In to Fiction.
PITT FRIDAY. MARCH 1908
Ons Dollar Tear
NUMBER
CHANGE THE
Of Pitt
WHAT ALDERMEN
To the
Now that it is a fact an
iron bridge is to be across
Tar river at ill , and that
a contract has bean made to be-
at an early v. it not be
wise to place it at the foot of
Evans street When you con-
r every phase the
lion it is m do this and
it will prove ; ring to
en th. North side of
she river as the town of
Greenville.
To tear up the and
compel all to cross the
river on a flit 1st. Dan-
2nd. Inc 3rd.
REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF
THE BOARD.
ELDER HOUSE
POISONED FODDER FOUND NEAR
STABLE.
I roads jury
tickets index
of deeds court cost 130.20; 2nd.
county Great loss of tin , and time is
roads up
dollars can easily be figured
Swift the
From old bridge the Allan-
tic Line runs parallel with
i road for a mile
From eight to trains com
The road near T.
for at February m
in. soldered laid out.
Two p were
for township, one
from the end of the road
Cross to the Green-1 When a farm.-r wants to
Washington road to town he has to send a
creek; the Other from hand on account of it.
bend in road near W- H. His and his children have
the Wash at home because of it
the run of a year the north
daily
Ivor them to ran
a constant
Sidewalks, Water
and Other Matters.
of met in
monthly session Thurs-
day t. ail the members g
present.
C. S having been
. to the vacancy in i
ward, was in
The water and light commit-
tee report that the plant had
been thoroughly inspected and
no are needed at pres-
The has bean over-
hauled and affords sufficient
water for the needs of the town.
The cemetery re-
commended a revision of prices
of unsold Iota in the old of
the cemetery asked for the
appointment of s special com-
assist the standing
cemetery committee in
the premises and arranging
the seal.-- of prices. Aldermen
and R J- Forbes
Loss Folly Covered by Insurance-
Mr. Barnhill Away From Home.
Bethel N. C. Hare 9-The
of Elder T. H
boot miles was
d strove. by are Sunday
was not
homo at the urn-i, having gone
Tyrrell county U Sat-
THE SAME OLD CRY.
Prohibition
Against tn People-
h.- ell worn chestnut
the pr bill discriminating
the country people and in
favor of town people is
d around the
nm in quarters is
g its effect. We
of i-v people in the vicinity
who declare
THE
TRUSTEES
AND
Pleased With Location Set K
r .
Slat-; Y-
i-w-
tees of the
Sc re
here
i the
with
They d
cook
arc vote against ,.
because th bill hearing arc el
privilege of buying their
denying It W other steps as w-. re
All anybody with half
tense need to do is to get a copy on i
of the and read it for them- buildings i
selves to seethe falsity of this
statement Every drug store
statement,
licensed to medical t.
at home.
the fire near the in the
o'clock; and it
caught from the flue. Moat
Che house bold goods were
burned, hut these the build-
were fully insured.
A man who came here this
morning from Mr.
with Paris en on it had been
found just back of
and I mm. h
occupied by sheriff a
m, it must ha
; an
hare bes i
T. J. Jar
C W.
every sale and the Neck; F k
the to whom ton. i i. On
the sites are made, which record the
shall be subset times to w, fr. v,
the inspection the
did
at the mouth of
road
There was also a petition for a
road from the old Plank road
the Tyson place to tho new road
leading from the
road to the road.
J. S. tendered hit
were appointed.
Several property owners on
Dickinson avenue appeared and
through R W. King and T. E.
Hooker present id a paper sign
ed by ail tut of the
owners on the agree
On i
the aM i
v d;
T en-
of
es
re.
or
Th, it is no as to who
the
cf the Fire at His
Horn.
Elder T. H. Barnhill, whose
home mar Bethel was burned
.------
the mayor and i with V.
the city or town in u
lice
Men .
side of the river is deprived of
more than the difference in the
cost of changing the bridge as
above suggested.
Driving is one of the principle
pleasures of th town of Green
, , night was in town
to enough property had
a m and on
width in case of paving that not more
route from Five Points to the
depots.
Alderman Bowen was apt
ed a committee to pure
.,.,. The AC L. road running to connect the
nation as constable of Carolina with the public road . ;, M
re
as
spot in the bill is a by ts to
made to the farmers who grounds. This
apples and grapes. We the grounds are going
have been delighted if that cow-1 b o ether
clause had b.-en eliminated, In beauty.
he city or town . . Mr, u . .
and registered , r. -i.
i.-ts, Is located, i i of the i i
The only week I to this . and w
. .- kin la a ti-o trustees to I
nation as .- ,
township, which was accepted- ; those would drive
R a Smith was elected con-i pleasure of the
stable to fill a vacancy in Farm- roads on the north of
x.; all
the river. Taking all this into
consideration, it is economy to
put the bridge at the foot of
Evans street. This bridge is a
permanency, it is for the
coupling t
fire engine with hydrants
tip cover loss. Two
washstand and a gun
. all that was saved from the
buying-
Mr. Barnhill told us that
t. am were all sick from cat-
permanency, it is for side of street ii
and profit of everybody. town will construct the
therefore it should be moved crossings. Aldermen Carr
. j i i were
away from the railroad.
Citizen
tho
Have your dressed at at per bushel.
inn Milling Mfg. Co. W
Died.
Mrs- Noah Forces died
o'clock Sui day evening, at bar
about four miles from
She leaves a husband and I
children. Three of the ii r
Mrs Nora Jolly and Messrs. KI
and Forbes, live in Green
villa
Simply Add boil-
cool serve. per
all
ville township.
Some additions were made
the pauper list, and some
and exemptions to
tax list.
The following were drawn as
jurors for the April term of
First week-J S Warren, Thad
Lewis.
J B J R
David J R Dozier,.
Cotton, E C King, Josephus of Saturday,
J A Teel. E B March 1908.
J Evans, R I May, P H Kittrell. . Devotional
O-E Warren, J A R G Arnold.
Chapman, A M Moseley, J B J-
Richard H
R Bullock, J D Williams, Charles
the poisoned fodder
it needed in case of fire,
C submitted a prop- by tone
from owners of pr . th. m.
agreeing to lay side- m
walks Davis street, showing
Greenville Heights down
north side of screes
side of Pitt street if
There are several prominent
building architects of wide r U-
competing for the i ct
Ti
Pin ASSOCIATION.
J. T. Bundy, R J
Moore, J T Nelson, W
J A Adams, Joseph Tripp, W
Hart, W C Joyner, J R
Barnhill. R L Little.
Second week-J H Browning.
R L B E S J
Nobles, Joyner Wingate, L
.-------,
English why it should
be taught in the public schools.
Supt. E. M. Rollins.
Illustrative lessons m
spelling and reading, based or,
Ward's method.-Miss Bessie
Harding-
R. D.
W. Connor, Sec. N. C Historical
and P. J. Forbes were appointed
to take charge of the matter and
make necessary contract for the
work.
A resolution was adopted pro-
that previous to
any street of the town
taps water be made to supply ad-
property owners for do-
purposes, to cost of the
of the taps to by abutting
property owner when it is put
in u-e.
Alderman Carr was apt minted
a committee to consult E.
A. Kline In regard to clear-
up the old public graveyard,
belonging to the town, lying o
BUSINESS LOCALS.
The best drink of coffee- Gold
Medal-at S. M Schultz-
fine cabbage plants
sale. D D.
For Side -Female calf, Jersey
and D- D.
for the very people whose favor
is sought by it will vote
the bill anyhow, and It will ,,.
carried by real prohibitionists for building plans,
are opposed to wine r E. of U
cider as well as to whiskey. We p. Stanley
are ashamed that, if iSl,,. Wilmington; W.
we are informed, New Bern; t.
considerable opposition to the Mitchell, of Norfolk ;
in Davidson among the cl Durham;
I try people on the ground have j of t.
mentioned. However, aw Tuesday evening Sup i,
glad to say that blithe counties visiting
in the State are not as ant I entertained at supper y ex-
as face know of I Got. and
no other county quite o low in j home Fifth T.
the scale of intelligence; I even From to
here with all our ignorance
must hope that there is virtue
enough in the county to save it
from the shame of giving a ma-
th visiting architects were ex-
tended of Carolina
spent the time
; i
, , , .
between Fourth and boyhood days-
Everything the way of feed
F. V. John.-tin a.
It is the talk of the town. The
convention on the
10th.
Hay of all kinds at F.
i near A C. L. depot.
The old convention
will take you Lack grandpa's
ltd
pleasantly in club room
enjoyment of guests
greatly Increased
Nobles, Joyner Wingate b Raleigh. N. C
Chapman, W G Little, C S Carr, m discipline.
W B Williams, J R Newton. H S l
W ii o iv
Tyson, C H Forbes, N R Corey,
G A R J Lewis. A P
A J Flanagan. C H Rogers.
n m
Is known wherever Cotton is grown and Fer-
used, as the greatest producer of large
yields.
See that the trade mark is on every guarantees
imitations and insures you are getting the genuine
Royster goods.
ROYSTER GUANO COMPANY
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA
Delegates to District Conference.
The District Conference of the
Washington, district, M. E.
Church South will meet at
May 6th. The following are
delegates from Jarvis Memorial
church; G. Prichard.
Brown, L. H. and J. U
Little. Alternates; Jas. Brown,
J, W, Higgs. D. D. Overton and
James Long.
At the quarterly conference
held in Jarvis Memorial church
Sunday night. L H. Pender was
elected Sunday school
to succeed Geo. S.
ard, resigned.
The waist sale to be held
by the Ladies Aid Society the
Baptist church, will place
Friday and 13th and
14th.
-Supt. Julian B. Martin.
Discussions on
topics.
Announcements by Supt. W.
H.
Adjournment.
DEATH OF MRS.
N. C. Mar.
Mrs Catherine Robbins died at
her home in Feb.
26th. 1908 in her seventieth year
of age. She is survived by
Fifth streets.
The different officers made re-
port of collections for past
month.
Accounts were allowed and
paid amounting to 51,641.60.
Oyster
gasoline boat
j, at the bottom of the river at
Old Sparta with a load of oysters
in the shall
The boat returning from
Washington where the bivalves
were At old Sparta
the boat sprung and be-
Remains were taken to her old
home near Rocky Mount,
interment. We deeply Jo
with the bereaved family, Southerner.
and that our Heavenly For Rent-5 room house n
comfort lad Greenville. Apply
re, agent.
Lowest prices on cotton seed
meal and hulls at F V. John-
r-e ID.
I have limited quantity of seed
corn, will produce to
bushels per for sale.
P-
in favor of liquor- We
must meet this old falsehood that
appeals to the passion
dice of ignorant country
show them that if there was
ever any the
Watts and Ward law against
them the bill wipes
it out by making the sale of liquor
illegal In town
well as in country. Intelligent
farmers can he of
vice in this campaign by making
sacrifice of time, and visit placed
those dark places where the The had not
demagogue loves n
vocal b rendered
ignorant country people I by Mi's. Travis E. or.
.-. r l i his morning
. C in
V. II. K, or-
Joyner,
president; C. W. a-
R. Cobb, tn bu T. J.
Jarvis, J. Y T.
Ormond,
bond of the tn surer was
, upon
You certainly had better be
paying your taxes for last year.
Subscribe the Reflector-
COX'S HILL ITEMS.
Cox's Mill, N. C. March i.
of Chocowinity-
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends here.
Miss Lillie Corey visited Miss
Bessie Sunday.
Miss Wilson, of
is spending with
Miss Bessie Moore.
J. If, Cox went to Kinston last
week.
Ed. Moore and Oscar
went to Saturday.
This fine weather has got the
farmers to hustling.
L, F Everette and Griffin Rouse
went to Washington Saturday.
There will be preaching at
Black Jack nest Saturday and
Sunday.
infamous trade and expose his
sophistries and his falsehood. W e
are striking the snake this time
wherever we find mm, and in-
stead of driving liquor into the
towns and cities as the Watts
law did, we propose to drive it
dean oat the -Charity and
Children.
. r, butt spec-
noon
lighted
the h for t.-o
school and think it ideal.
school
.-.,. of the
n branch the
old mi in
i March 20th and
What La v Says.
The Reflector has been ;
to print the law in regard to .
seine and net on purpose of the meet-
river, for the information of is ad-
interested. The law of of the cause of
reads; ., Such a meeting ought
If person tho 15th. much
to tho 10th day of
and will
of every year, from
o'clock meridian Saturday
sunrise Monday morning of
each week shall any
set net, drift net or any other
net of any name or
in the waters of or
Tar rivers and tributaries, ex-
bow or skim nets, he shall
be guilty of a misdemeanor.
no doubt do so.
We have for sale some nice
hand made cypress and pine
shingles at Also
field peas at Of
tho little pea. it U which
is the best pea Know r.
p, , , . ,,
G. A. Johnson Bro.
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POOR PRINT