Eastern Reflector

. H. I II I I III II II II in lit- f CO ii the offer on i Prompt treatment sight Noticed the back ache, lot will often a ii III fl The beat known A Parisian had a Cray I C picture of made, which 15-5 l J IS rill f N I money refunded. Apothecary. J. L. Wooten. to find fat In Charge of F. C. NYE S by . L V. ML D. L. DUFFY DEAD. Authorize J A- cad of The Eastern and Advertising Rates on Application The End Came Suddenly Morning- buggies are The new corn planter MARRED THEIR PLEASURE. A Shock to th; Community. if yea want a nice the and, . , ., . J The announcement early this date runabout you corn any distance soldiers Luce of that Mr. D. L. Duffy better give Mm an earl call laired saved Club on Day of Reunion. ; had died suddenly was a Prof. G. E. attended i by this wonderful closing ; of found at Harrington Bar- school Thursday and Co purl j a most pheasant day. We just received dress j and dress Club on Day of Reunion. Editor to the town, friends The old soldiers, at their re-1 to the en union Tuesday, were all pleased street only lo find at the entertainment given them that the report was true and by the rood people of Greenville j spirit had passed raw hats are Come awl straw hats at prices to attract land Pit county. They enjoyed Mr. Duffy had for Mm them. A W. i hearing the familiar rattle of been complaining of -wt It Reached the Spot. g i of will at p. m. Our Hoc of new spring drums, which was so v.-ll. and suffered from an at- for the debate at the j just A W. Ange and rendered by a well trained tack of colic Tuesday, but drum corps of The not taken his bed and was out on i of the century, nu treat ; and recitations by the young the street after Tuesday; ASK IS U going. Call were highly as Bight- tie abort of an earthly awl i i-i. v c C its feed of ice stock of be-1 was also the good speech we other members f tin of were takes to M Pro- fore you buy. Prices are The dinner, arose this morn; ; . i etc. which were for the the boys heard a r. ran he to find fault with. docs not bear the slightest , r. I. u i i i to said he. Mr. E. Humphrey, who a large i i ,, . . , , central y., and is l ll of the Ad. ms County The artist protested, but all to Co., as well as of the Home no avail. Pike Loamy, . Dr. the had left the saved my . , ,, , . , ,. At least I think it it, to, portrait a seemed to reach the f- magnificent of ass ears and ex- of my everything it in the window, thus alter- el e Dr. King's New Di to pub- not reach s the cough spit; it .- r r , heals the sure sputa and to- Weak spots ; in oat, and Sold under It t been long exposed when J. L. the dandy entered the artist's and Trial towering rage, and, finding ; that amounted to nothing, he at last offered to buy it, even at a considerable advance upon the original price. wasn't strange you didn't rec- your resemblance to the at said the painter, I knew you'd notice the likeness as soon as I added those Moment-. Land. The or Is supposed to be derived from hearted slave owner on Manhattan Island In the part Hew Amused Himself. interesting f the Tc-4 of Ira Joy illustrating the n p mini the man, as bountiful struggling from idea flow fine spirits, . ii meet- and appreciated. Only one his father's room, and I M . . . ,. . , . i- , , conn of time. Its on the erector .- made by the A I thing delightful . . room y it was to the southern I. I ho N-C. and that was the across the bed with bis feet of teen larger this year than have dour for some indiscreet who tried re ting on the floor, his ever and the lot of flue will to trespass the occasion in heavy A be in position to forming a to physician was summoned, but Up. asked a salesman for be in to a to One i flues the coming season to our right that old veteran. Duffy was dead when spring pants ever j customers and friends. We so- Ashley Home. We didn't like reached the home, leeched town of Winter your early orders. this and hope that such efforts Mr. Duffy was about ye r for inspection. I A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. I in the future will not be resorted old. and is survived by Winterville, N. C. I to to mar the pleasure of our and two sons, both Barber T- have a horse be must meetings. was a civil engineer -i r. of , ., Ali, A- an. -.- . r. to at; Tenn., . . Produce Co., next May -i rs ago to assist day. U on the Re for Sale-A lot of Jumbo The World s Best construction , Of course had been rod into a room ad- joining the host's studio, the ant telling him to go in, as M. Du- mas was alone. At that meat, says the tor, I a ad burst of laugh- fro a the inner apartment, so I The ex were n of the Ms New if yen stroll and st of the bi yon will see them would sooner wait until . I nil pretty lighted apt Plenty of visitor- are I e occupied has no visitors. remark tho a --i;. Dumas very n iv- this at bi i. was true ii. The novel- it alone, or, w in company . rs, at es . . , . was y w. W- ti. Kite kind in in of straw rant f Improved Kin hi rt entirely from disease, en , g I, Washington tn .- now bi n elevations , . lower levels i art or the Norfolk a or leas extent, as or . . system. Since th i h .----- re. me climate , ,. , pounds in seed, sons, malaria, aim -on I in.-. at per bushel L . . , to altitude , . ,. o j U m malaria, u. ma es g five hundred pound and and en- friends. received. c , , at ii per bushel. Electric bitters, the great Ii and c s r, I will at f. A, ; I. and . Jun IX and . Louse June . i B. F. Manning Lister Taker The time i. almost at hand when farmers will need such implement as cotton planter and s nets, W. H. Harrington. of a. special line of can and insomnia. Sol- at J. L. been and purifier; the- for shipment and will he every form of bodily weakness, of the i the blab man t-. drug .-. you balm bald- n.- the course have just i s good, I want J. v I want. Seer Jot are mistaken, said t i have as i-t have Is far K News. fresh. H. L hams are breakfast these mornings. We have H. L. Johnson. the Author To People of In response ti a number cf Inquiries, I wish to say tn.-it Bargains on doors and closing exercise of the Mr. let us give graded will be v. u pi ices on them. I in the opera house on Wed- k w e r and Thursday evenings A. i of next week at eight o'clock. Fresh herrings at Barber Co. will b The A. G. Cox Mfg. O sympathy is . fir the wife and t. ,. great Zan R . r.- . n co .-. . o. o soothes .-- . . i;. II J b. v; Mei- -n the night. ti Rod sill in w off. of ; Bk i make . be J Bit. the In ;. ; are not Z id sand pi Here yo r aiders early with A. for these Cox Co. that the next and then you be received advice of shipment should enact a law our supply in ample time. Misses Cox and Annie Carroll gave a most delightful The speaKers evening the chap, freckle, Mn held. The query gold John L of one of their cars of flue sheet, all children between the ages z-Pd re p r therefore they will soon be In of to attend school at , . , . . four months year. o.-piles. rd i position to furnish their custom- ,. . ., .- old by j; . n The speakers on the are Conrad Lacier, Bruce .--.-.- Hooker and Charles The negative. Frank Brown, Taylor and Wiley J. Brown. The boys have very creditable era and many friends with flues. Let us have your orders as early possible and then, you will sure to get them birthday party at homo of Dr. Cox Friday evening S to ll o'clock. Remember the from the rd orphanage will be here April They give excellent j think the people; and we hope to have a full L, thing for your enjoy A to hear hem. , ard A w Co i P, ti. Kittrell and son. . m . . , , . . ,, ,. i fresh Oatmeal. A. W- went to o. t morning. , Ange Co. Ice cream at Johnson's every day, Ice ard lemons at II L. John lush on- g . . . W. ll N when t. C f r v hen ex- it Mr--. la -live a big i arty on birthday, f b i trill Invited-; lira. lost ray friends, yon said y-i were lo i i ; Press. We are now read to lake for the handy to- buck. They will be the price as heretofore, ft. G s Misses Olive and Louise went to Greenville this morning, voe . nice spread A Angel Co. has them. My soda fount in is of cur truck- ten for the nicest cold drinks. I Cox Everything is new i-d in ex-j Winterville, N. C. shape i. L. r i e still notice the had better Go to M. G. Bryan Winterville, awarded to speak r who presents the best argument in the best manner As Ben won a medal last year he will not be considered a contestant this year. On Thursday evening graduating exercises will be h- Id. j and a buggy N, for fire insurance. He for spring snort. S A G Cox represents the Co., r vi-t r of Greensboro, it We for following plows, aid The A. C. Cox Mfg. Co. Alphonso -1 e c . SOT of the English Language at now on file for future shipment . , the University. Will deliver the orders for more than Mm M of their Handy of tho finest Scholars and This goes to show in the South; I am a treat is in store r who bear gradual class this year. Some weeks their essays were read committee and Misses Lillie Tucker, Margaret Blow and Jamie Bryan were selected having the most o essays, j These represent I the their will be furnished by the under direction of I with it, for over j Miss from Rheumatic Pains. two Mr a. , , . , of Key West, Flu. T-0 both of these the Harrington Barber Co settled In and lamed public h most Fresh at of different aS Boa kinds at A. W. Ange Co. Have dressed at the Carolina Milling Mfg. Co. A new line of dry goods and notions just in. Harrington. Barber Co. For Ricks house. Nice five room located. C. Smith, agent. was for duty. the clap. of the graded night when I was pain and , , . , . ,, lame from it my wife went to the drug j school on next Monday right the store and cam-back with a bottle part f the music class the of a Pain Balm. I , rubbed it aid found the had regular commencement nearly none daring the night. will give a public recital. Pi- kept on for a little more than t r i-u j l two weeks and found that it drove the Children the rheumatism away. I have not h id I public ill J d t trouble in m for For tn by all Dr g-it dealers in lies H. B. Smith. Supt. The Great Cotton Fertilizer Is known Cotton grown and Fer- used, as the of large yields. Se that the trade mark is every guarantees against imitations and insures you are getting the genuine Royster goods. F. S. ROYSTER GUANO COMPANY NORFOLK, VIRGINIA LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP D. J. WHICHARD, and Owner Truth in Preference to fiction. One Dollar Per Year VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY. MAY 1908 nil greatest Rood to the S MRS- The saloon is just as THE Al in the forgoing the man who keeps it, ANOTHER OF the writer going to who is CLOSES TERM on the HER as good as the man who votes SCHOOLS CLOSE I turn. . remarked pleasantly might I . , , -u. stayed home in your office W Never Pf y and saved the by, ,. l our church, II was of home and the school-and same old commencement speech of and community over these trying to drag The splendid graded school at that has heard on to hear Mrs. down are saloon, the Grifton, in charge of Supt. W grown tired ; Nannie Curtis, of Texas, deliver den. the house in- H. Cale and four assistants, held But not SQ It was a speech j an on There are three P's its closing exercises this more than repaid time and repUtation of being the finest find standing on the side of and the people of the section and to hear, for no j woman orator before the public j home and many visitors an hear it without being her here, f, A I-J fin tn ONE GOOD WEEK'S WORK NOW. MR. J. C. TRIPP DEAD. WILL TELL FOR ALL TIME of Oar Oldest COME. Mr. Joshua L. Tripp, aged Seven Days Unrelenting Effort by; years, died at 4.30 o'clock, Tues- day at his home on in N. C. Pitt street. About two To the Temperance North Forces in ago he suffered a stroke of but had recovered feast. and after listening to her lease. alter h The exercises began superintendent her argument for with an interesting concert j this at plea for the pro- of music, recitations, j won the prize of y of the home, the wife, etc. Tuesday night woman's Betterment was another concert that was county, the local historical in nature, that striking association. in recognition of woman. etc. the woman's Betterment j e children is ready was another concert that was the county, the local that the half had historical in nature, that Striking association. in recognition of portrayed the progress of our Miss Lillie Grant country. This concert was the desired to to reputation of being school; are the pulpit, the press, the pedagogue. To each of these the speaker paid a fine tribute. But, oh, my when she took up those who stand for the saloon, the gambling den and house of I infamy, how they did catch it. sens She said she was an admirer Mrs- Curtis is also a woman of whom she paid a handsome appearance, in peering, and was thoroughly ordinary as to her a gold bracelet. a voice that is strong use an illustration learn- unusual interest to the audience. Superintendent W. A medal which had been j ed for best punctuality a . . was awarded to Miss j did st and in Eliza Brooks and was j language, presented by Prof. H B. yet melodious, from many was requested lo per- perfect distinctions, and be-. is duty, which North . fl from get about We are this chair, but on Wednesday of last week became worse aid continued to grow weaker until the I d Mr. Tripp was a man had a ho t of friends. He was a native Pitt county and a Confederate r. IA wife and eight children him These are Mr. J. B. of Mr. L Tripp, of Washington City; Mr. II. B. , in the open where it will do. secretly where that plan is beat, corruptly wherever money will curt, by n wherever they can Impose fair upon the last we of the most momentous campaign in the his- of our State-- Today victory is ours, and the enemy know it, and yet SO far from quitting their activities, these next seven days find them, in fiercest, and bitterest war- fare of all the campaign far They know that we have won, -and yet they hope now in one terrible cyclonic campaign, act- Leila and Lu Tripp, of Mis. Jolly, Mrs. D. N. Branch a-A Mrs. A. F. Cos .;,. Ha was the o r tho Fro l- , ii t d the ii is d at Miss Janie teacher of the third and fourth grades s of he her, tar a Plyler, ex-Gov other things Prof. Smith said in I groUnds to which-every I except a few ex-1 to the heir vigor, your j your referring to him as our greatest was invited. Grifton I the you wish you J seal, your re- R I gotten educational was that has every reason to i that does to a town Wei-e against their the since retiring from the he of her any might bring more and let us see t- e. U- w -u. had not made any educational. stand before-. Mrs. the man Ai e speeches, and he honed the gov- m for sale. Th t an hour a for prohibition, had net . half to the matchless homes, wives, their Gov. Aycock that flowed lips of was V replied to this by saying he never like u silver stream, man and then made anything else but Died. when from the speeches, for whether he infant son, by rays sun- was addressing a jury, talking I f E g Edwards. and after taking her about prohibition or on any other morning of as if subject, it was always remains were bound anti t- hear tn today for inter . . ,., n L Tab far behalf of our farmers d men asked. is not whet , Mrs. Curtis was most grace- g . he- is IV-, A- rt i that bis name was nor convention two years i strong run, -ill this lead Ion our side in this V and nobly have and he made ti North . . ,. My appeal now b for one Anal and action. He is . . and most I'll . week of untiring, unselfish. FOR A STATE STOCK LAW. we put into a thing, but what we. Found . Lady's watch and, fully introduced by Mrs. J. bring out of it- Everybody and Owner can get same who u as greeted with a everything should be describing and paying charges.; burst of applause when n c-m- Then by forceful illustrations in both the vegetable and animal world ho showed how the best w developed through education, and Henry C. Smith, paring Mrs. Curtis with the New One week's great interest b, effect en. the part of him our that it was equally true of the human mind. Education in- creases the value of whatever it is applied to. also gives one power to hold on and wait for an opportunity, and then make the best of that opportunity as soon it is presented. Education costs something, is not worth much without sacrifice, but is not obtained by any other process. Books, teachers and school houses do not make cation, but there must be hard work and Education for selfish ends is worthless. Educate everybody, as you get the best yourself by giving the best to others. It takes competition to develop. The orator must have an audience who can appreciate his words or his speech is a failure. The skilled musician must have an audience of trained ears or the sweet music is lost. The artist must place his work before eyes trained to appreciate it or the beauty of his picture is not seen. You must have an trained as are trained or there is no incentive to development. Happiness consists not in the gratification of the hour, but our greatest happiness comes through to and thoughtfulness of others. We give only a few of the strong points in Governor cock's speech. For more than an hour he de-It in truth and there is one thing which a very of North ; it. is the stock la-, the Temperance welfare- Ion , , E. am glad ours is of the South, ; State. 11.18 being 1-i draw on Will speak on prohibition North for I pM , the following times n , Stokes, Saturday. Ma to gm M h urns . ,., .-hr years tn n On In- an- J. G . I Mr. your j M Crisp, seven Little, J. G- at o'clock p. m. Black Jack, Sunday May 24th, synopsis of Mrs. e . , said W as nothing short of a appeal no less to one A. i a century f . . W. Harris. report do it justice. said so much, and every sentence was so forceful and so ate to the subject in hand, that at o'clock a. m. Grimesland, Sunday May 24th. at 3.30 o'clock p. m. The public cordially invited to attend and hear this question . , which so much for the to mention to the exclusion of homes and happiness the others- pie presented by a man who has She gave some statistics bear- his life to teaching those on which show things which tend to make men and women. J. Jarvis, F. ii J. L. l.-i. B. King, r. W, T. Pierce, J. E. Meek, H. W. M. Smith, Leslie Smith thing later but it is not true now, than to another. Because they J. W. Gums, our genial, if somewhat, learned have not been so prominent in , friend the razor-back hog is j this campaign as in some others, ate to the subject in hand, that me for the some advocates have it would be hard to decide w e even had the temerity to slander This hog is a connoisseur, by the good women of the State and cares nothing for the ministers of the gospel by the roots of any tree except the saying that their hearts are not So in this work as we have claimed. couple w re Married in Buggy. Last Sunday afternoon a couple drove up in front of the residence of C. D. Rountree. on Greene street, and called for him on which show- are sweet. out. w.-re ed the hundreds of thousands of he havoc with the timber, j May the vigor and terrible ear, Mr Jordan and Miss people who annually fall victims he were exterminated, or neatness cf work these, E Carney, from the to it- Going back to the as hunger and taste by next seven days answer H- of the river The from which she gave some at home instead cf slander Let every woman exert headed STORE BREAKER CAPTURED. And Committed to to Await Court. Today Mr. W. C. Hines re- turned from Bethel bringing with him a colored man named Sam Brown who placed in jail. On Sunday night some one broke into the warehouse of Blount Bros., at Bethel. They telephoned at once for Mr. Hints who over with his blond hound. The dog run a trail to the house of Brown, but other evidence was waited for before him. With this clue enough evidence to fasten the upon Brown was not hard to find, and arrest, preliminary Just one more week s -it him to a for this that I appeal, and one at once. He t week's whole-hearted work now . toil. as w. j . from which she gave some kept at home instead cf slander Let every . x and declaring that God being to lead the life of herself to the utmost. was the first prohibitionist and a present, the result Just one more week s t made the first prohibitory laws, North Carolina's pine she took up and rapidly answer- be enormous. ed every objection that has been he man who will have the raised against prohibition. Sh law passed for the whole to appeal to you a-- just swept the win deserve a monument, j Remember, the eyes the fellow right off his feet and left tor then a vast stretch of nation are on North Carolina. him with nothing to stand on. will be reseeded and the long-1 The whiskey sellers all the while the won't pine, which is the prince of country are willing flood the well, he will be forests, be re- State- with money and with ed to say that in public any more Fred A Olds, in j workers in the hope of so , She told , run. SI to check the young man handed tree a marriage license and re- will make it unnecessary for me to appeal to you again. to marry them as they sat on the buggy, and they drove off happy. en if he heard Mrs. Curtis. She told Daily Observer. the fellow who said God made j whiskey and left it here for us w to drink God made rattle- snakes and left them here. Why Will preach on prohibition at don't you eat , Parkers chapel on Sunday May How Cheap, But Hew We desire to call attention to the new advertisement of L H- Pend r which appears in this is- sue. Mr. Pender has long been -i the tinning and healing triumphant temperance wave in I arid well known, the country generally and , , ballot. Mrs. Curtis 24th. 1908 at o'clock p. m to find, and arrest, preliminary As man A cordial invitation is given to trial and commission to jail expressing only the public to attend this service failure to give bond for hi. j. . and hear this plea for Superior court, J m lowed i regular order. w our majority as to check the the whiskey issue alive in our own State. Seven day's of earnest work will forever defeat their pose. We mus. have it, and every friend of temperance must Chairman Anti-Saloon League. Since the town put in sewer he has added plumbing to his and employs the best of When he tum a job to you you can He- being right. His motto i how cheap, but how m. r.

I Greenville's Department Store. PRETTY is the general w; when showing- the new novelties of the MUM- the and Check effects from the dainty and small to very swell in Urge effects. In White Stuff can be fully, as we have a line that v. ill Appeal to yea, Si MOSELEY BROS. FOR Life, Fire and Accident INSURANCE PROMPT AND CAREFUL GIVEN TO ALL BUSINESS. tn What Makes a Bank Strong REGISTRATION WARD. GREENVILLE LEFT OUT. tow t. let Ladies Children. J Summer , es kind f if Stock. line Beauty Waist cambric J Girls. each. for II . ad I bays girls, .; and i . in small shots end Oxfords and Tan the best makes. and Children's all will wear to please you. Latest shapes received, car. Hi you when others fail. Prices and Styles Come take a look let us demonstrate our ability to lit you. . I t little Things of Interest. wash J etc, Marcel Wavers Pond's extract Ma. . lovely ; low cover. air selections before. soap, Large While cloth best quality, ladies vest, a good one, cents. I have appointed registrar Tor ward for the purpose of qualified voters of said ward and to aid in the conduct of the election called to be held on 1st. day of June. in the town of Greenville, N. C., tor the purpose of electing ore alderman. I that I will b polling place of said to a grand jury n In the court home, oil . Wednesday, May 27th, Thursday, May and Friday, Mat . 1908, from o'clock a. i i. to o clock l. m. v . book of registration prepared , i such rs an- titled to register iii u id r ard for said election. give notice no shall be allowed to vote who do not register, Tins May -l.-t day D, R of the 1st ward of the town of Greenville, N. ii is. wove m a . GREENVILLE'S DEPART STORE. t. i a W; VACATION I Carolin of the A W A Y It V Now is Pleasant Time to go There Hod. Fishing, Be, train service -i- I lutes. Ni-v. u with i l Parlor . i i u may, March ;. . Go d and Durham, on on following Building Bill Chairman Reply. Representative Small made a speech in the House today in which he directed criticism at the public bill. Mr. Small objected to the secrecy dis Flayed in keeping the contents I of the measure from the to of the House and the manner In which it was passed immediately following its introduction. He also cited case of Greenville, which was denied an appropriation for a site for a public building on the that postal revenues wen less than ten thousand do- lore a year. Mr- Small said if towns were treated alike he would have no complaint, but he maintained that towns with revenues ten thous- i bad r bu appropriation. Chair man said a North Car- congressman should be the last to protest the bill He said the committee had favored the Tor Heel ant that in proportion to Carolina received a larger appropriation tor public building than any other State in the I Observer, WARD. voters of tin ward of the i . i . . will take notice I I . , bet n d i . ti for . r registering d i rs . tail and . i . . h i In an i . I i be hi id on l I ; i . . N. In judging a Bank, always remember that it is Capital. plus and Undivided Profits that give security to the tor, because that money is what stands between you as a depositor and any possible shrinkage in the securities held by the bank. Few banks in the State have a larger margin of safety than OF GREENVILLE which, with the watchful interest of a very capable and conservative board of directors the inspection of the Corporation Commission, has built up here one of bes financial in the county, one whose Capital, Surplus and PROFITS now amounts to over Sixty Eight Thousand Dollars. solicited. j R. L. Davis Pres. j. L Little Cashier j the of i i i jive that i III at the i aid . ,. . -i. on Fourth . et on May 7th, Thurs- . . i.-. and May, in o'clock a. i o'clock in. i my book . BI to register person as bu entitled to in said -I ward for said election, no- no i II be allowed to I not This May Slat day VI i of the . id i ii ilk , N. f. D. of THIRD WARD, Tin o of tho third . i. i ; ., i, i . ward for the i if o. i lie . i t I sold ward i i i Lotion . . I i . Id i 1st day ill I i of G . .; i . i m . i I will be I To The Do not forget those pretty Pattern Hats at. Your dress will not be com- I without that Hat. ii North Carolina aid hence was a limited Hat of buyers Th-3 matter was before aldermen after a SHORT SLEEVES ARE NO MORE. out of Favor by Autumn. As usual, sleeves are of prime in the warm r ward , , in the June More than any other detail of the visit by the Green; v manager, but no j could be upon and no-n Johnson to ii the All that w . when the except ten gallons don o the Soldier's Luke's and v. .-. Bold to Greenville. News I Observer, date of May May tS creation. g old OLIVER b the Standard Writer v. PP Daily 8.45 n i . i. 2.80 pi IS p m 4.86 n Ar p Ar 5.46 p Ar m Ar Hop n U . t.- Nev Hickory Morgan Marion Ai Ar Ar Ar No. n, 5.25 pin i n J-U-8-T-I-C-E To The Plumber requires that you judge him by his work rather by the of his bill. Ii we seat in our bill doing our work, you would that a sum no possibly PAY FOR EXPERT PLUMBING. th, and Ma. from o'clock a, t, o'clock p. with to to register as may en- titled to register in said ward for said I also give notice that no i shall ii allowed to who It. A. Tyson, I ward C, This May, day, of th town Ar 12.20 p i. II. in a in I. 10.80 am I . i i would be wrong. We do as work as any plumber in the world with your next job 8.00 am and admit we speak the truth. Ir our bill is smaller than are Tourist fares will in be on , , y sale. For information . a.- rates. to, why should you if the . ;, work this c R. L. VERNON, T. A. Charlotte, l. WOOD A. C. A. Dickens. REGISTRATION E FOURTH WARD. The voters of the fourth ward of the of Greenville will take notice t i have been A Lin registrar . I v ard the i ; . the of I rd I, aid iii the conduct of an election called in he held on the l.-t day of June in the t of . i. N, C, for the i of ling om I I will at place of th v ard. to at Turnage store at live Point.-. on Wednesday, May Thursday Hay and Friday, Maj 20th, from o'clock a. in. to lock p. m, with ms book of I to may be entitled to register in said ward for said iii I also give notice no person shall be slowed to vote who s not register. This May day 1908. . . Howling. Registrar of the 4th ward f the town of N. C. a- i. an axiom of the In Paris tho short sleeve is The American however, will not drop it abruptly for the long sleeve, She will be Inclined to arise on account of the heat of our long summer, but by Autumn I Services Sunday, May the 17th, The of the different churches in Greenville having, greed to worship with their, friends in the country on the 3rd i M W Sunday, i Like pleasure in an the following appoint- for Sunday, the 17th, 1808. j J. C. I. a practical horse Rev. J. E. of tho this branch of the tilt church, will be at Bethany j Free Will Baptist church, Con DAVID C. Local Agent. Blacksmith Shop certainty that will have been bid J work Ms attention. hi ; in I he of Livery of the court o- of an other will like a selected our Hue of LINE OF CHINA AND METAL GOODS J. S. NOBLES MODERN BARBER SHOP. Just for a break in mo- of a season, come in and look at our Rich and Dainty nut exquisitely Tinted ART and many other lines. EVAN'S BOOK STORE Hot and Cold Baths Electric Massage Cosmetics a Electric Massage and Hair Ionic given to at their homes. Greenville, N. C. BREAD I. Maggie Whitley at the near house, bakes every day. mil-, and pies. REGISTRATION NOTICE FIFTH WARD. The voters of the ard f the town of Greenville will take I appointed registrar ward for the purpose of registering the qualified Voters of said ward, and to aid in the conduct of an called in be held an the 1st day June In tho town of Greenville, c. for the j. ;. of -h alderman. I give that I will be at the g e of 6th ward, to at Kings at Ki. Points, on Wednesday, Thursday May, Friday, May 29th, o clock a. m. to n o'clock p. m. with my book of prepared to register such be entitled to in said ward for said election, I also notice that no person shall be allowed to vote who does not register. Tin May 21st day 1908. Warren. Registrar of the 5th ward of town of N. C. at a rest. One of the host examples of I the typical small h used in the it is full length, of Course, dose fitting and with no at the An excellent phase of it in the of shantung In the shade called The little coat has a square, seamed ion hick and a V-shaped closing in the that is to one side with a darker tone of silk, plaited and into a of a double violet. The most and unusual for it baa but one and that on tho outside of the arm. The sleeve buttons from the elbow to the wrist with l.;. k- r , who would dine to have a shod a bias line of great buttonhole.-, I by an knows not the bound in cloth, and small round fee, There no . ,,. . ,. horse interfering or 0th covered buttons. The arm me a trial hole of tho coat is under i No. shop , i j ., . from so that the seam is as Hat as possible. j E. A. Kline. Beaver Dam township, p. m. Rev. D W. Arnold, of the J i A Christian church will be at the, Oak Grove church, Carolina township, o'clock a. At Brotherhood Hall. Oakley, at 8.80 o'clock p. in M. T. Plyler, of the Methodist church, will at the Methodist church, town- ship, rt o'clock a. m. At Pi school house, township tit o p. m. Men ind women, without re- to sect and creed are invited to attend these services. Thus- J. Jarvis. Tut Co. Anti-Saloon League Raleigh, N. C. OF NORTH choice em Lowers In Special giver to lion;. Bull, stock, plants for Winter r.-.-, Hedge plants Evergreen a id Shade craw. Notice. Notice Contractors. Sealed proposals will r, salved by the Committee of the Carolina Teach, Training School II ii. in. of Thursday June pi k, for the erect Inn am N. f The Administration Build- two tori's and in a ,. w,, drawings Hid . p, iv s, of h I lie after l y ;. at the Roe. i i the Hook market. Greenville Bays Raleigh cream sold daily Little sure Sold by L. Wooten. at for the sum of The inventory value of the liq war I Bale of the whiskey r are the special act of the legislature may of- ,.,. ., , , , . , i Hie Hook i Who would employ N. C W N. C of l. J. of executive com G e. villa, N. G, and J. Y. Joyner. gen t, Ran lab, N C. A n ch vie made payable to In the tun of one Experienced bi I must ace m- pane cheek to in vent the successful Lout actor to Com- a surety bond in the s m of one third amount of the contrast w thin the Has I The is r a, I to any J. Jarvis Greenville. N. C., May 1st, 1908. Grand Opening. The grand opening ball at the . , . Atlantic Hotel, Morehead City, booze, the left over. N. C. be given tho departed dispensary was night, June 1908. yesterday sold to the dispensary j This will be a brilliant affair, and will attract from far and near. P. P. Morton, Manager. until G. Ailed in sure . bad i. I,. The beat drink pf coffee- Gold S. m. OR R. L. CARR Dentist. n. c THE LATE COL ISAAC A- SUGG. two daughters. Three of the sons are successful men C. R., He Passed Away On the Eleventh Day of Washington. D. C; I. A. Jr., of Ga., and Benjamin May, by Many Friends. Col. Isaac A. has joined the great majority. That death a shining was con- verified on this 11th day of May, 1908, in the falling to sleep of Col. I. A. Sugg, of Greenville, N. C. in the h year of his age. However fa- we may become with death, it never cases to shock us, and the end of every life is h tragedy. Forty years of unbroken friendship give me the pleasure of knowing bin as f w could. As a friend he most and loyal. As an adversary, open and fearless. In the presence death we become retrospective. A friend having d be;, end the cur- that separates Me from eternity, there is nothing left us but to follow backward along the pathway that brings to us memories of sweet companion- ship, up here and there A that have fell en Ly I r well the first . , , town of then lived nearly years ago. Immediately t with his self roll and can- glad t him m companion. a friend;. p gained with years, ard t; dim it- Bruce, of Wilmington, N. C. The fourth, Julius, is a youth of fourteen years, living in Green- ville, N C. The daughters are Mrs E L. Brooks, of Elizabeth City, and Mrs. Alston Clark, of Kinston, N. C. He is also survived by one sis- lira Henry Harding, of Greenville, N. C. and one broth- F. Sugg, of Washing- ton, N. C. James E. Clark. Good Words for Chamberlain's everywhere take pleasure in testifying to good qualities of Cough Remedy. Mr . Edward of Ml, wish to tell you that tan Chamberlain's Cough Rem- My, little Catherine, who is two years old. hi been taking this remedy whenever she has had a cod the was two months old. until ago contracted a dreadful cud myself, but I took Chamberlain's Remedy and was st- This remedy is for all dealers in patent cine. HEALTH INSURANCE The man who Insures hie Me wise for his family. The man who insures Ma health wise both for his himself. You may insure health by guard- it. It is worth guarding. At the first attack of which generally approaches through the LIVER and itself in innumerable ways And save your health. Mr. S. P. Erwin Dead. Mr. S- P. Erwin, a well citizen and farmer of Beaver Dam township, died Friday. Ho TO years old leaves several children and grandchild The remains were brought to Greenville today and interred in Cherry Hill cemetery. knew . It, seen tie were Valued Same as Gold. B. G. Stewart, a of Cellar View, Miss . tell my i- e-i i bay a box of Ki N v. Pill they get the worth of gold in weight, if malaria or Si u L. 1- GETS BAD FALL. Cert Rolls Off Sidewalk end Over Street . , , result i . .; ob- have proven u to many, and t strength from that wrung success , reading law, was sell supporting and after being a practice ho gave such promise of becoming a leader in his profession that Gov. J was pleased to I j the child a severe nearly over the left eye. those heights j chM was to Dr. m. g. Fountain who found the in-j , jury to be very painful though not serious. It was an dangerous for Friday afternoon a Ms. Oliver was rolling bar child up Evans in a go cart. She stopped B in front of the and the cart on the sidewalk while If went in to make some in-IS about mail. The cart and turned POISON Bone Pains, Can- Scaly Bi, mm We will send sample showing how B. B. B. Cures above also Eczema and Rheumatism. Pot twenty-five Botanic Blood Balm B. has curing yearly thousands of sufferers iron or Tertiary I all forms I Discus l. e the obstinate cases cure., where else If you nave exhausted the old methods treatment still hive aches and pains in bones, back or Mucus Patches in mouth, throat, Pimples, Spots or any of the Ea Sore , ate run down or nervous. Hair lading out, take B. B. b. It kills the makes the pore nod rich, healing every and completely w tire body to i humors, Risings or pimples E coma all leave p-is n and ii. the B. tin. way a d of . ii direct to the the raid every i and cut. i BALM b. i and safe talk; c impose But ingredients. It the per large with Directions for h-m-; cure. mm Free Blood Cure cut from Green- N C. Reflector Is good for large sample of Bl I I ed free in plain in your name address on dotted lines and m ill to BLOOD R CO, Atlanta Ga. th- Street on i, pictured, n when his life a monotone with no coloring to give it encouragement. he i with Judge and Mr.,,.,,, but for the cart break p. G. as Sugg James . death v , la front formed a sidewalk is Mr J. mes. State name of trouble Sugg A i is For set day of ray was who I a b -t Ar- i i Bu T icy, mi's. me g I in .-i . I I i C. i and o other B . at I. W. I e. i -r ., pi death, Col no in the hi in the practice profession. He was ready at all to break a lance with any opponent in forensic death. I love most to dwell upon the social aspect of his nature, as it i ii judging severest q lash of bore his was here was more him. He was decidedly i and cheerful u I strokes falling from I an adverse fate. H long last with heroic sustained by the loyalty of friends- brother Mr. F. Sugg, and nephew, Mr. Jarvis Sugg, showed a de- that was beautiful in its constancy and unselfishness. This was their especial as Col. Sugg, at the time of his death, was an inmate of the Washington, N. C, Hospital, and they were residents of tho town- Col. Sugg married Miss Rountree daughter of Charles Rountree, Esq., of Pitt who preceded him to the unknown, ten years. As I knew Mrs. Sugg well as a girl, wife and mother it seems allow- able that in performing this labor of love for the husband that I be permitted in loving remember- to give evidence of her worth in each phase of life she was called to fill. Col. Sugg left four sons and Headquarters Supplies and For Farm Hardware. E carry a hill line at all s of the best quality goods only- Don't toil to call onus. We would call your attention to our Agricultural implements, such as High Grade Cultivators both riding and which are great labor savers. Satisfaction Guaranteed. We also carry the Highest Grade Lime and Cement that can be purchased. We might also call your attention to our line . of forty ye tithe of Hit OUR adjoining a a for you. T in, We are prepared to the trade on any OUR i terms res is. end If you w fore purchasing I . r your interest. bust . Give a and to OUR GUARANTEE. If any axle, spring or wheel breaks with fair and reasonable one ear font date of caused by In material or is v-- i chaser, we w LU r same of chard, t We also hive for it of Ion . ice And folly guaranteed ., R. J-. Davis at and j. I. Co, at Buggies, and all o Is . The JOHN FLANAGAN COMPANY Greenville, North Carolina, U. S. A., which we keep complete at all times, and can truthfully say that there is nothing better made. It your house is to be painted see us. and when you call then we will tell you all about our wire fencing, rubber paper. Iron Cotton and Corn planters. Guano Mowers. Rakes, Cook Stoves, and High Grade Ranges. The best of Cutlery and lots other things too to mention. Now, word to the Wise is Give us a call. You will find us in the Forbes building next to Bank Greenville. BAKER HART Cholera and Remedy. There in probably no medicine made that relied upon with more implicit confidence than Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera Remedy. Dur- third of a century In which has been in people have learned that it that never fails. When reduced with water and sweeten- ed it is plea-ant to For. sale all and dealers in patent medicines D. W. Arnold. Will preach on prohibition at Parkers chapel on Sunday May 24th, 1908 at o'clock p. m- A cordial invitation is given to the public to attend this service and hear this plea for ion. General Hardware Solo Agent for Lead and Zinc Paint, Jewel Stoves and flanges. Syracuse farm Implement fertilizer sower Edge Tools. POOR PRINT

if EASTERN REFLECTOR. J EVERY C J. and Proprietor a second matter Jan. i, 1907 at the at Greenville. N C under of March GREENVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY MAY 22nd, 1908 Pin COUNTY IS ALL RIGHT. We from the Hews and Observer the crowd have counting on Pitt as one of the counties that will vote iii the coming prohibition Son. the; this on fa.-t that Tin is i u of the few counties in the State in which liquor is sold openly, hat is in there yet being a few those left in the county. But the whiskey crowd will themselves badly mistaken in their claim on county the are cast and counted on the Pitt county been waking great reputation fur i late years, she .- u g l I i ward l p. people are in to ml more her r giving a large prohibition, and that she is in front rank of moral lit as well as pr an Tin haps i. i inn he a i i.- m i i ,. th i . . i j . i i in.---, i exactly i i carnival and came u the citizens. says two men we pretty freely r k per- This last week of the campaign should be a election is nest Tuesday, and everything should he done between now and the closing of the polls to make the majority for prohibition as large as possible. No election ever been held in North Carolina that means much for the of the State. Do men. vote for prohibition. We heard a man say am against prohibition because I love There are but few who are honest enough to express themselves so frankly, it is about the only real son a man call have for being oil v ; am -h excuses are merely wake shifts to hide In when the real reason i-- for Says the Greenville Reflectors Sew Bern Sun takes such rapid steps from spring to strawberry shortcake, or rhubarb pie, raspberry roll, el cetera, that keeps s mouth i. a ;. to The whiskey crowd are s anti-prohibition tickets by mail to people in different see- Borne of them have fallen into wrong hands down this way, and the must have mistaken crowd again. There is nothing for them in Pitt county. The roar of the explosion of that Now York lire works the other day was said to have been heard twenty miles. That's nothing to the distance the roar will be heard that follows the convention in Charlotte when some of them get left in the nomination for governor. Andrew Carnegie has raised the alarm that the world's sup- ply of coal will lie exhausted in years. No need of getting excited over that. None of you will he concerned much about it by then, and besides it will be hot enough where some are for to be entirely needless. What cf prohibition Why. i a large majority for it on the 26th, grand i county could not afford to do otherwise. The thing we want to do is make the majority s large that Pitt can continue to be pointed out as a her county. One block of the paving on WINTER VILLE Brans street, from Third to Fourth streets, has been laid and it gives a good idea of how the street is going to look. The New Bern Sun clear off our prop mi ion. . The balance of i hem had about as well pull out an let Taft have it without opposition the meets, as it looks like it is going that way. Thaw says he will go to Lon- don to live if he is released from the asylum. It would be a good riddance release him and let him go. Inn London might oh- We see nothing significant in shaking hands, as both are gentlemen. Even prize lighters do that much when they enter ring. If everybody who has done service for the party must have an office, we had just as well get to work on some plan to make more offices, Dr. Address-Society Debate and Closing Concert. Winterville. N. C. May Friday morning at o'clock, after a piano solo well rendered by Miss Janie Kittrell, the was lead in prayer by Rev. R. B. of Pittsboro. was followed by a beautiful chorus. Next came the of the Rev. T. H. King in his own happy style. Dr. Dixon said that he was not feel- at all well, but he gave us a magnificent address. He the vast audience at the very beginning and held them almost spellbound to the last- He laid down some general in the formation of True manhood and womanhood are the ams and ends of life. Youth is the plastic period of life and is the time in which character must be shaped. Everyone should crawl before he walks. The baby reaches the period in its life when the mother Von can count on the Angers of your two hands the number of counties will give u majority against prohibition on the 20th. Of course a man has th. right to vote as he pleases, but he should think seriously of the. con sequences if he makes up hi mind to vote prohibition. Sets Forward Pace is Pitt County- Exercises Great Success Pitt county hat several did schools and in the last three weeks many of these have held their closing exercises. The ex- of these exercises and the large number of at- tending them bears testimony to the progress Pitt county schools have made. It is no disparagement to any other school to say that Winter- ville High School sets the pace in this county. For nine years this fine school has been doing a great not only for Pitt county but also for some twenty of the Eastern counties from which it draws patronage. Those going out from this school to the various colleges make high rank, and those who go from the high school course direct to some business calling are well ed. The commencement of Winter- teaches it to walk. Even so ville High School just held, was there comes a time in every one an innovation and approached of our lives when we must a out done in the. world. Be , Pitt just what you are and be ashamed of it. One of the tendencies of youth if to appear in Carolina they one be poor, be ashamed of it Secure your own education. This is the only process, for to a certain ex- tent, we both pupil and teacher. The finest teacher in the stuff knowledge into one's head, come through application. Let the girls learn to be p d Living j. . j . . not to be Mir hi last . i, In . . I up if HI I II the carnival, and the crowd new l , I y . . , a ii i Ii r her i in . If the . I In of of i- ; i III keep ward o; In r in I mi i f mint, an Iii out h ii color . no la n i . u a In with a little . , . i the i lid I, I n found mil i i in- ho i ii bu II i I in- in The Southern has perfected a plan raising ill ii- it- work double i . a . I push for- is putting n . v i , I . . a nil I- ii id. ill h In note f it . free i conn has made an earl, star i summer advertising s j big i ; tine i he monster i n oil i before The of the graduating class of this session in every way to similar at a and de- bate would have done credit to any ion. It gives evidence the high of work done in this school by Prof. G. E. Line- berry and his , lent assistants. Ion, i . ; , I many ether things, bu have . i. v. . . by, I -r. perpetuated th i i i the minds of ;, the Raleigh News leaving some unpaid bills all honor hind. Vet there arc- quite the men who have been number of people who think a carnival would l- a good thing for From now until the 38th the whiskey crowd will make every effort to turn the tide of sentiment. Their paid hirelings are rushing over the State distributing misleading literature and making speeches in of carrying the Slate -peaking over the State for pro- in this campaign. A list of the newspapers that are work- in this cause and talking to more people than the speakers. Would make an honor roll equally as long, if not longer. The appendicitis fad that struck town and set people running to be operated on and keep in the fashion, led A eat deal i i being cone by the candidates for governor and their most sir-porters hat will to be undone altar the convention makes a nation. Ana undoing is going to hurt. The school is the be- ginning point. The boy finishes an tits down i will though she be ever so humble in -life. This is mark of the true The Hon Settle, of g, says prohibition is a These are the failure. Perhaps Tor i is lg i that stand out in everybody b make it happy. We fee this address ac- Tin re ore only two sides m i prohibit ion it or against ml side are wet. The friends of prohibition L should be more active than ever and every man and woman should work earnestly to carry the State for prohibition by a large majority. expect that if it should become fashionable to operate for On last Saturday nine more counties held primaries or con- to select delegates to the State convention. This makes a total of ties which have thus far taken action, having a total of votes in the State convention. The standing of the three can- for governor in these two counties U given as fol- Craig, 224.16; Kitchin, 166.47; Home, 65.87. Every day between now and the prohibition election on the 18th means a day -f work, and plenty of it. Let every do his utmost to the majority as huge as possible, This is May 20th, made memo- by the Mecklenburg Dec- of Independence, ft w a State holiday, but down way not many holidays come in for general observance. North govern is r there would likewise felt the some found who have no brain. governors in Wash- City. It is said that A man with the brain of Tom Glenn made the best Settle might be using his talent speech f any governor there. m a more righteous cause making speeches against The man who raises his voice to debase the home, to de- manhood, to women and children down to poverty and disgrace, is an enemy to mankind. That Republican con- in Raleigh did not amount to much. Thirty-five reported to be present. It neither the 4th of July nor Christmas, but a big fire works factory in New York was blown up Wednesday. vote for the best inter- est of the State, your ballot will be far prohibition next Tuesday. V will offer the wager more Home are Warn than any Other kind. ck p m. and re- speaking. t,,.; R. Williams has issued the following since last report. WRITE Louis L. Lizzie Grubbs. and Tucker, much good for almost I and sentiment was a gem. i E. Carney. Prof. W. H. of I g. W. in a very appropriate address delivered the proficiency college j for course to Misses I . Cox, Janie Kittrell, Magdalene f of No. The old summer is about to make its debut. Doesn't that part of the street look good where the paving bricks have been laid Sure. All of us wear Home buttons on our pants if not on the of our coats. The Charlotte Chronicle is taking up for the merry widow hats and says they make the women look pretty. Mistake; it is the women that make the hats look pretty. Cotton is op a little in two pries and out of the ground. As May has bad her cold spell say you can now take off without much danger. As the panic is disappearing, let panic talk go along with it. Congress is going to May Cox, Miriam Johnson, Norma Annie Carroll, Nina Dixon and Messrs. W. A. and R. T. Cox. in music were given to Misses Janie Kittrell and Cox. In the afternoon the Vance Literary Society gave its annual The query Re- solved, North Carolina Should Have a Reformatory for Her Youthful Th affirmative was ably supported by Paul D. R. Jackson, and G. G. Dixon, the negative by W. P. Taylor, C. and J. L. Rogers. The judges were Dr. a P. Dixon, of Raleigh; R. H. of Rev. R. R Lineberry, of Pittsboro. After careful consideration the judges decided that the negative had won by a close margin- Dr. Dixon said that he had heard debates in colleges that did not come up to this one, Friday night the dosing con- cert was given by the Literary society. The concert came up to the usual The great attend- at each exercise has been a record breaker. The finest of order was observed, and through these columns the school de- sires to thank the people for this kindness. Nearly all th pupils and teach- will leave for their respective homes today. The session has bean one of the bast in the history of the school. township, a little over three weeks ago set a hen, and marked three eggs in the setting Craig, Home and Kitchin. When the pee pies began to break through last Sunday Craig came first, Home second and Kitchin third, following exactly the results in the Democratic primaries the day Concord Tribune. For Sale-A fine lot of S. C. Brown Leghorns, standard bred; mammoth Bronze Turkeys and Guineas- This is choice breed- stock, and would not be sold at this season but for want of room. Be quick. W. A. B. Hearne. Greenville, N C. men of char- and ambition, who can sell things, to investigate an opportunity for realizing on their earning capacity. If your services are worth to a day you should and can get the money. This is a business notice to business men and will not be interesting to any who do not mean business. Ad- dress W. A- B. Hearne, Box Greenville, N. C. Don't sough your head off when you can get e guaranteed remedy in Laxative couch It Is recommended for children as It's pleas- ant to take, is a gentle laxative thus expelling- the phlegm from the for cough, colas, croup, whooping- cough and all bronchial Guaranteed. Sold by John I. Wooten. OUR AYDEN DEPART . q- th. Extern Application ,. . R. Smith O. Quite a number from here at- tended the day at Grifton and to hear the address of Gov. Aycock. See our line of books and for holiday presents. R. Co. Mrs. W. C. Edwards returned Wednesday from the hospital at Kinston. Carload cotton seed meal and Smith co. Mrs. Ferrebee, of county, is here visiting the f of D G. planted your gar den is the question every one is asking. Woods Seed are best for South- You will find all kinds perfectly fresh at Drug tore. Don't make the of g some end- J. T. SI . ha little emit whim is very sick. It's grant- parents, and wife, of Rocky Mount, arc here to be with it. We h j it may soon recover Mill supplies, belting, valves, steam J. R. Smith Co Mayor J. F. is at in attendance upon the grand as a from the C. F. lodge of Ayden. j. s- Ii i- Dixon want to buy M O k U . i-- were from I ye. I . . . . , M. Smith ti I Mattie J h won friend to lake her a box of fresh Ayden Milling Manufacturing candy- at. M. Sauls has just re Co. They buy a magnificent assortment cotton seed wood and logs will at Dries from to 1.50. cart buggy and v. on or sell you a new cart, wagon or most any kind of plank or lumber you may send. They Walter Hooks has i from Kenly, where he has been Coffins and can find him now at his it t. e manager and will take pleasure turtle hair gathered i., one day and said j at that was poor luck. A nice rain now would a an good- Especially would the crops be greatly V g r r fitted. . the Free Will Baptist church Public generally is doing some preaching in, . the Free Will Baptist church th, Claire fa one of the ablest e i .-divines of his denomination. The of Or- shoe your J -1 Hi tool- R. Smith Co. Dixon. , favorable in tobacco tow o. A j of hands and much material Have You a Sob Then of If you have a son, then vote to remove the terrible pitfalls of the drink demon from your son's pathway and from the pathway of your neighbor's sons. Let prohibition win with your vote, and some day your son at college, boasting of the fair OUR as expatiating t w The Average American Knows Little About Flab. IS. Deft 1700; time and a Was be not dock a widow named Mar- was commander all our our first h.-id two terms; wrote -i farewell ad- and Thomas Delaware at the -.-.- record of North Carolina as a j just cur- leader in temperance reform, prised tat beat it look our Green- makes ville We are not and hope they will not be. Car hid of h and soft coal b;. K. -mi learn Co. the In lei lie he i, that was this May, baa under supervision of Pro. C V. Cannon, of our town, who is assisted in his. noble calling by two charming lady teachers, la a great to the in which it is Es- the teachers praise for its I management during the past ,. , Prof- may make you proud that you were one of those who stood against the drink evil in this crisis. Let whiskey win with your vote, and some day your own son, reeling home with his first drunk and starting on a long career of dissipation, may make you curse the day of your error and the men who led you wrong. From the far, past and bringing down through ion;, that intervene, there com-. t j us the fail and heart-rending cry of David mourning over the of his own wild and less son. But David had not contributed to his s downfall; he had not helped the tempter drag Mm down; he felt no self-reproach for the rain that had come to Km. Yorktown Bret la war. first peace first In the hearts of his These all facts. What does the reader know of Washington the maul More than likely it will be as Cut a cherry with a up to bating Ohio so, cannot tell i Us, threw a stone very up the side of the Natural bridge and cut his Initials; worked bard at was steady; was good the time, every- up to bin; of brave, of coarse very o one u all hi . eras tall, v, i-. . ;. . , el co days n u and tell you to be vi- and would be l not, Is reader's ., certain lot. . live purely.-.- the of several f-m- owning there. ls near The it a distance off. said the -I don t want Ii. I'd rather pay and get In a good The Has It com the he people their next door even in a -New York Business la new Hoes of Is the profits lie. The old that denier keeps have prices cut to pieces on them Get the new things ahead of the other and make money on Item. Frequent change t the your Show eases the effect new goods The same old arrangement month i-i d month out. matter how many new goods, woks the tame old Ink. strong mind- wife she. . peddler came hero and live minutes sh.- s d she mar- bar July, I e the i i i. tin i . of th j i. to Winterville Ti. red j tend the comm no m it Cox Cotton Back Bands and Guano distributors st. Rev. i. T. was hero from Greenville to the funeral services o the infant of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Edward . which died the day previous. Bring your cotton seed and your small lots of scrap cotton in the seed. J. U. Smith Co. Dixon. J. J. Edwards end Rev. Mr. Tripp have returned from the district at Au- Do you go t j tired and gel up tired Take a tie of Sauls Sarsaparilla. Ced. There was a grand rally at Kinston, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week. The occasion being the meeting of three branches of this greatest and most historical of all orders combined. Many ended from here and report not only a large but a very pleasant meeting. Its growth and development during the past year has been wonder- Just car load of for top dressing. E. Turnage Son Gov. Kitchin-It was said here the other day, later said at the city of Winterville, and till later at Green ville, very much disgust of the old soldiers and many visitors there for other purposes, con- fined by the smart class of that burg. Poor Pitiful sad cure and Perkins native tablets at J. It- Smith Co. The remains of the infant child of E. S- Edwards arrived here yesterday on the noon train ac- by its parents and several friends from Greenville. About o'clock it was carried to the cemetery and gently laid to . ti as r and cannot t. e . . t peace. Car load and coarse salt J RS Co. h . T. C. of Scotland on the Sunday train and will spend a few days here visiting Capt D. an iv m n hi D Mr. . .; . . ; , been a . of the Grand ,. ,; of Odd Fellows as a rep . the order at chit place. XI.;. were regular services in . . church Sunday ; came home yesterday where has en attending the Christian Rut at the last as the final word that we shall write upon th think what in . will j gs of austere, with us, ad. greater human, An i- at nil of One of -V- t- to be ways of of an h to revere, but lo love, to lie . a word. I i Way. and most effective an ping tin ban of prison U found In the obJ process of lag f STATE locks. Smith . . . Li and in ;. . .- . ; . I f- I . d h t he e if any fa h bad voted ii son rain must be the day when n comes, and i w, with a heartache will last as long as life, must be exclaim with Israel's sorrowing my i r. my son, y son would God d for thee, my son. my sen . . n me State Norm iv. i-. G , . . i in ti ; . I. i U I el pf . -id J . g I . nil I eh 21.10 -.-. u CI , , , I. J. K. Smith, Cashier of the above ; the .- to the e.-t my --f- SMITH, Cashier. Windows, doors, blinds, hi and J. R. Co. wife, Kinston, been visiting Mrs. Sack Smith on Third street. A nice line of and cask- eta Lo anybody at J. R. Smith Co, Dixon. airs. R. M. Prince, of Scotland Neck, is here on a visit to everyone exclaims of the new line of Easter at M. M. Drug store. What a rain Monday It was just fine. Car load of cement, lime and plastering hair at J. R. Smith Co. A full line carpenters tools and mill fittings. J. R. Smith Co. Portland lime and plastering hair at J. R. Smith Co. J. R. Smith Co- Dixon. are selling wagons and carts made right here in Ayden. Call and get one. Material and workman- ship guaranteed. Pneumonia Cure J. R Smith Co. Found a remedy for sunburn and freckles. All kinds of harm less toilet lotions at Saul's Drug Store. Also the best face and talcum that can be pro- cured- The prettiest baby caps and cloaks in town at J R Smith co. E. E. living near here, bad his arm very badly torn up in a machine sometime since. He has been to the hospital in Kins- Taken black and white cow, swallow in the left ear and under cut in the right also a can ed col owner by coming forward proving property and cost can have same his 13th day of April, 1908. ft ill Stocks, Ayden, N. C 4-15 The Cs; Subscribed and have without making You will admit that, You en selling drunkards. won't If a man vows May 20th r, the Manufacture and Sale of In-. therefore , u make fore me, 1908, th day to be- of b. STANCIL HODGES, Notary Public L DIXON, T. C. CANNON. j. . SMITH, Directors. in Far is the effect and you can't help it. meaning You will and NOTICE. W. H. Smith has purchased interest of A. D. Cox in the Carolina Milling Co. and will conduct the bus- at the same place- All work promptly looked after. Mr. Cox will still with the Company. Maine's Champion The most forgetful man has been found. He lives in a little town in the upper part of county. He fell ill with toms indicating appendicitis and submitted to an operation- To their great surprise and the surgeons found that the appendix had been removed. The patient afforded the information when he from the ether, stating that he remembered that, to think of that he had been through a similar operation two years ago. rest ton tor treatment and came of our whole com- home Monday and is much proved. m . ., Lost-A gentleman's double combination pocket book, containing a small sum of money and a safe key, either in Green- ville or on the train, or in the town of Ayden. A liberal re ward will be paid by Mrs. Agnes Blount for return of same to her at Ayden, N. C. that, won't you Well then If you vote to make drunkards some home must furnish boys to be these drunkards. And the point is Are you willing for that home to be yours If you are, then you can con- vote against if not, we do not see how you can. Certain it is that when King Alcohol comes for new victims it would be a fairer thing and more natural thing for him to turn to homes where votes were cast to welcome him to the State; and most of his victims this next generation will come from such homes. A vote to make drunkards and than not to be able to add a provision or amendment saying, however, this curse shall not fall on my own; . Isn't it a serious responsibility We think it is, and we want you to think about it seriously.- Progressive Farmer. M B display of the latest Schloss models in suits. have now received and arc now ready to show you our Spring line of the famous Schloss Clothes one thing you cm be sure of and the mast- behind us, absolutely guarantee everything bearing the SCHLOSS Label. Quality a certainty and the style is right, the is better than in most made to measure clothes and our prices are as low as -he v. Come and see whether you are ready to You don't have to buy unless you want to. Also a new things in mens and boys furnishings, selected especially for th. best Spring trade. GENERAL MERCHANDISE CAROLINA Clothe Dr Joseph Dixon Physician and Surgeon Office over Bank Building AYDEN. N. C WHITE TAYLOR, NORTH CAROLINA. HAVE AN LIN OF Dr Good. Notions, Pants, Shoes, Hats, Caps, . tings, Floor Oil Cloths. Heavy and Fancy Groceries. We are making a specialty LACES, usual 10-cent qualities, now going at and cents. We cannot be surpassed on Linens, and all White Goods, COUNTY PRODUCE BOUGHT AND SOLD. POOR PRINT

r-r- COMMENCEMENT. they drove to the home where an elaborate A Great Sermon and Interesting Class I was held. Exercises. The bride was handsomely at- N. C . May 1908. white silk richly trimmed The closing of Win- medallions, and carrying .-. High School began, as of bride rose. announced heretofore, day evening May 13th At o'clock D-. J. W. of Forest College, preached the an- DO d s- The large Dearly filled, weather ideal. sub of Dr. discourse I was its from i are f id the j We . . i an out-1 line of this m i x i i most pictured i m . ii . r The groom was dressed in a very handsome black suit. The bride be most beautiful accomplished young lady of I community, she is daughter of Rev. Henry Tucker, I near Greenville. The groom is one of best men. He is; the son of Alfred J who is a successful farmer. The young couple have a at i For Your Dinner. try the following delightful English Walnut meats. I-. doz. rigs, up O, flavor the L-J in it pint of When col am jut com- to . in the nuts. with hipped cream. Do The walnuts, JELLO-O can be bought at any This makes enough desert a large family and is very Prof. G. E. Lineberry Will speak on prohibition at following times and Stokes, Saturday, May at o'clock p. m. Sunday Hay 24th, at o'clock a. m. Sunday May 24th. NOTICE. By the power of sale con- in a Mortgage Deed executed and by and . , to R. L. Smith on the day of April 1907. and duly ed in the of Deed-, office l county. North Carolina, in Q. the will expose to public sale, re I he Court House door in Green- to the bidder on Monday, June 1st ID'S, a certain t-act or parcel i-f land lying and being in the county of and State of North Caro- and b as follow-, to The undivided interest of Fortes and dower of Martha J. Forbes in one j Notice of Execution Sale. I State of North Carolina, In court. Pitt county, Hyman Company, vs. Joseph L. Keen and W. J. Kittrell partners trading as Keen Kittrell. By virtue of an execution directed to the undersigned from the Superior court of Craven county in the above entitled action, I will on Monday, the first day of June, 1908 at o'clock m. at the Court door of said county, sell to the bidder for cash to satisfy said execution, ail the right title and interest which said W. J. Kittrell defendant, has in the following number of friends throughout m. The public cordially invited to and hear this which lie so much them a long and happy life. Pathway through We attend real estate, being an divided two-sixth interest in and to a certain tract or parcel of land and being in the county of Pitt State of North Carolina, and in the town, known as the store lot of the said W. J. Kittrell. bounded by the . t which d reference is 4- B U t altar to satisfy ; c- and lot of A- Terms of sale . -V , ii i. ,. t . . i Kt J. Kittrell in attached log hi and created by . He most pa of worries of life. and their effect Among some i of the cures was as f-11 I go the country and get to nature by the beauty of the o of k Id and the the V f with that days may be ; happily. COX'S MILL ITEMS. Cox's Mill, May Mis Geneva Edward i- ad- z a few days with Mr, question for the pie presented by who has I given his life to those things which tend to make men and women. J. Jarvis, master count who his g try tie so I. Art G. i in the i at and . . t . -i . . i in lie .- feeds M b. Jo Dear of awhile today P went ; ,; PAUL THE TAILOR pi, I H . . and b in. ins a i f . i-. . I . . ii ; i d C . . Tl r. r the i read . . o i . .- i by M I of the . . in s of i in evening t class . y W. a. y I p-em was o . .-r.- is y. . Can f our r. k. Sui the . eek. . town. f our ; old sol r yest . i i to and e ; lot in Greenville joining the lands of Wyatt Brown, Sam V. . II. Harrington and others, being ad of that lot to Joe by Hooker d dated March th, and recorded book G. made Sal I I, a , h of said W. day April 1908. over and above R L. Mortgagee. I , . b e , 29th of April. 1908. n- j. L. W. Tucker Sheriff. To Letters of administration upon the estate Jesse L. Smith, deceased. having this day been issued to said estate them to Carolina. me for payment, duly authenticated, in , j . to said estate are requested to make Immediate to mi. this the of April, Ivy Smith,. Ad i of Jesse I. Smith, to Creditors. . Moore, Pitt ill ;. . tract of land bounded on tin north by land of J. C. Taylor, on the . I of Manning I ; . ,. , of Fannie Briley, and lore the ,. . p; . county as number of Sou h corner, thence north to ti a north course to -n persona Indebted .,, f k ., pay- , ,. . ., , down the of . the and all per- a. to . i against said estate ti . v must present I ii . to the undersigned for pay- n or h. fore the 81st of M or this notice will be n ; i- Slat, Harvey A. Moore. There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all ether put together, and until the last few years was supposed to be For a great many years doctors pro- it a local disease and ed remedies, and by constantly fails; to cure with local treatment, it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional and therefore require treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure manufactured by F. J. Co., Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market It is taken in- in doses from drop to a teaspoonful It acts directly on the I Hood and mucous surfaces of the sys- They offer one dollars case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. F. J. CO., To- Ohio. Sold Ly Druggists, Take Hail's for ANOTHER LETTER. Greenville, N. C. H. A. White, Greenville, N. C. Dear I own receipt of yours of date enclosing check for to cover indemnity on account of recent illness. This is the second time in the last twelve months that I have had to call on the Maryland Co. foe indemnity on ac- count of and want to thank you for the very prompt n which you handle my In each ration of tie was no trouble to no as you the matter en- in bands i hereby saving i trouble, rt very truly, C. Harvey. Note- When you buy insurance from curt advantage of corner, an extension over t. t line to , It- containing more or j ; tract of land beginning at II. A. White. .- a corner of lot No. in undersigned before the to high, st bidder, en May at I o'clock p. m. a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being manner in which you handle my n. the county of Pitt and St ate of r, Carolina and described as follow. , l. thence Henry North -i . East II , A. Moore. , to a pine, thence North deceased . .; ,; , u,,, .; . ., i. i- i . r piano II; be i world . i . SPROUTS. N-C, sect a week i friends, and reports a time. i ; . i . I J, GREENVILLE, N, C. rs. g. ix i . . . ii. . . . ,. i. at of .; this is to all per i ii i . said led t i mi or to my n.; P. G. , months from this late be I in if I IV . in I v ill i . ii n . . to attorney. . ., i NANNIE BAGWELL, C. JAMES, Atty. v . i of Creek to e r if No. X, th. with the , Int No begin- I or ii TO as I ii. Terms of sale Cl lb, This the day of April W. L. RANDOLPH, . i d. Ellis BROWN, I f. . I h . t t. . . h. i i to i I take this mys If a Candida sos of r the Sold office an- e for ti r Di oils of Dem- Notice i. . upon t. W. .-. having i this day I to me by tin E Superior court of . given to ail PATRONIZE HOME Notice to Having d. ii- Ml I. was if pro by is Mini . . .; . . . U -.- is a .- county. was visiting in our town . . and . .; d e g. i In i ; . a sermon ti ii . night. He we . .- . to his in if ICE and .- . d i. v. . n i rs I. IV, I . bu I the plant .- nil ii air M . ii . a . c ion, j before the i in.- las w an teal i- n. t I. W. Arnold, lice i. to all parsons in- to the r late i to th- and all pit on- having against the estate i -.- o . the j to th- i -n the 27th of April, will be in of re-l , Tl is qualified Bu- W. II of V,. y. i A. Arnold of the last will a-id u-s . i. I , notice is m to holding claims against the estate of aid I. W. Potter to present them to it., for H-iii, on or before the day of April . Will bi in Ail persons . requested to edible payment to me. Tl is the day of April 1906. William Fountain, W. Potter Blow, primary. Thanking my friends tot their two year continuance of the j I am submitted. W, M. Moore. i mo d and W. Mr. i--. ; . n and r sit n ear i . i they Letter t on than level b I., woolen. Notice To Creditors. . In . ., . cm; .- i. A Ma ii l w is rent d to the sch . was received by . . a short and a . i The cl re a n . . re w i i. i I r report will be . Misses Em J and Eloise in of Greenville, came Sal evening to visit friends in the n and returned Mond ii r. an E- . b in. . t old vet-i to Greenville Toes the re inion and . good Hi -v CASH PRICK PAID r- CHICKENS At boat of Nor- folk an S Depot. I. Q. SMITH. ants All o Know- IV r-i Again we are making To- Flues h re, Miss SI of . bringing i took the train at Arthur Tuesday . morning for Greenville and re- A Wedding j summer weather. I turned in the evening. Yesterday seemed more like by a of Friends. N. C, May On Wednesday evening of this week. May 18th, Mr. Oscar and Miss Mattie Tucker were united in the holy bond of matrimony in the pres- of a goodly number of friends, at the home of the bride's father, about 4.30 o'clock by Rev. Bland, of Ayden. The bridal party entered the as Charlie L. with Miss Alma Tucker, with Miss Lula Tucker, Willie A. Tucker with Miss Corinne B. and JIM. Tucker with Miss Naomi E. Tucker. Immediately after the mar- It is getting dry and some crops an needing rain very much. The latest planting of cotton is not coming up and we think it will until it rains. Notice. of North Carolina, County of Pitt. Notice given to the public that application will be made to Gov. of North Carolina for the pardon of Curtis Taylor, convicted at the April term 1907 of the Superior court of Pitt county, of house breaking and and sentenced to work on the county roads for a of three years. April 1908. J. Paul Attorney for Curtis Taylor. 4-12 ltd Hading, is. s. c. co of the to hand. In y my way fl tor benefit the I will answer correspond- o- as to my own case. I to all I hear grumbling their and bought y their All that Is it s trial It talks Itself. Yours Tory truly, C. H. for Dyspepsia. what you eat, takes strain off heart, and nourishment, strength and health to every organ the body. For Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Inflammation mu- membranes lining the Stomach and Tract, Nervous and Catarrh of the Stomach. CONFORMS TO NATIONAL FOOD AND LAW i. i WAREHOUSE Digests What You Eat For by Jno. L. Flues will be sold strictly for cash- Positively none sold on credit to anybody. Place orders L H Now PENDER If you want your HORSE to trot fast and pull buy your Hay, Oats and Corn of W. B. He will sell you Better Feed and More for Lets Money than any man in town, W. B. Place is headquarters for Corn, Hay, Oats, Cotton Seed Meal, Hulls, Brand, Chicken Hominy, Cracked Corn, com Meal and all kinds of Feed. f M. Williams, .-. . I. notice i given to all pi -ions in ii.; to the estate n in v undersigned, and p j having claims against the es- r i I ; . . e ; for . . fore ti B IT day of April, 1909, or will I plead in bar of recovery, this April T. i. Administrator Ii. M. Williams, to Creditors. Having duly qualified b tore the p. c clerk of a; ad- i of ;, i.-. i . i c i here- by n ii p in the . make immediate to the undersigned, and . I .-. st the estate . not to pi the in I i under- signed i or before day of April, 1909, this will be I in bar of recovery, April 17th, 1908. a. I. Davis Ad of Joshua Henry ceased. Ho often you eat. not a thing sail or screw driver or lacking. Have a good tool box he prepared for emergencies. Our is a desire, and we soc that your tool box docs not lack a single article. Of Course You get Horse Goods t c I of J. R. Corey I hereby announce I have removed for practice of my profusion Falkland to i Rt -n Third -v dot r I where i can I malt times when pi v. here. Dr . docs not but on the other hand its ; principles gently move the bowels. Children like it. Sold by Jno, of Deeds. In answer to many who have asked me if would ho a date for this will say that T All I have to offer in my behalf is my cast record as a Democrat. Thanking any and in advance for their support in the primary, lam respectfully, J C. LANIER. 4-30 When your fond to nauseate take Take until you arc right There Isn't any doubt about what it will do and you will find the truth of this verified after you have used for a few weeks. It is here by L. Wooten. NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILWAY Local Time Table Effective 27th. 1908. Between Norfolk, Va. and N. C. WESTBOUND WEDDING GIFT. Ar Ar. STATIONS Norfolk J Greenville Farmville Wilson Baily Middlesex Zebulon Wendell Knightdale Raleigh No. Ex. Sunday No. Ex- Sunday A. M. No. Ex. Sunday A- M. A Custom Which Is General In Growing Countries. a custom coffee rotting said a Brazil- is unknown utter parts of world. When a child country a sack of best is set aside as part of to be received on at- majority. Usually Into Shoes A lien's . painful, nervous foot an . and lbs ting out of . the greatest comfort of j age. m.- or new feel easy. It j cure for sweating, callous, tired, feet. it u day. Sold by all Shoe Stores, b; i mail for in stamps Don't pt substitute. Trial Fie from some friend or guarded as sacredly EASTBOUND Greenville, Wilson No. Ex P. M No. Ex. Sunday M. No Ex. Sunday; Mi-. Zebulon Wendell Knightdale R. E. L. BUNCH, T U Norfolk, Va. For County Treasurer. I hereby beg to announce my- self as a candidate for the posit- ion as Treasurer of the county of Pitt, subject to the action of the primaries of th county. C. T. d w Speaking at May's By the Christian courtesy of the Free Will Baptists, Governor Jarvis will speak in their church at May's in Beaver Dam township, at o'clock a. on Sunday, May 17th, 1908, on State Prohibition. People of all sects and creeds are cordially invited to attend and hear this great and it i cs If It were a of gold or bonds. No stress would induce a Brazilian parent to use coffee which was made the birth gift of a child. As a rule. It Is sealed with private seal of the owner and bears a card firing all par- about variety of grain. Its a on being sacked and of child to whom it Is other details, are very lug when the gift Is due. coffee Is opened for the first time when marries. coffee for reception or mar- feast U made from the legacy, and. according to preceded, this must be the first time the sect Is opened. After the coffee Is made for the wed- ding feast wick la carefully closed and sent to new of young people should keep this for a year When both bride and bridegroom have the birth gift of coffee they have started life under very conditions so far as one necessity is concerned. Few people that the older grain of coffee Is the better the flavor, wine, it grows with and that which Is over twenty mellowing proper i will bring from to S To Washington, D C and Return fit common practice in r belt Friends ex- Ml r, H. C. G P A Norfolk, Va. IS II F. W. P A Goldsboro N. C. Atlantic NORFOLK. VA. Cotton in Stocks, Grain Provisions, PRIVATE to New York- Chicago and New Orleans. Spring leaning, The on rage now, in life, Spring at that, get out spring . etc., them dean- and ready to wear. Also your winter cleaned awl with my chemical prevent a What Is the First Law of Nature sway until winter. THE TIME. your, t solution . i . RIGHT NOW i.- Account Biennial National Association Co Dames, Washington, D. C. My Tickets on sale May 3rd, 4th, Sett. Fir. rel urn limit May 1908. limit May 25th may be obtained by deposit of ticket and payment of tee to special 1419 New York Avenue, N. W. Not earlier May 3rd or inter than May for write to Ladies and -i these sifts and compare re-1409 St., opposite marble yard when one cannot to . e of coffee. It frequently la the that tin pounds of the boat green are III fancy case and j I on a newly born chill, i directions post not lie opened I until the Kc 1875 I I Hi y if U -j L A inn h ; i IX W. J. CRAIG, Traffic Manager C. Pas Agent Wilmington, N. C. Get The for and Felt es ad a Iron Bed have no equal. T A FT B O Y D rayon j J C .- i picture of made, lie;,.;. j; I Cot i afterward to fault. j,,. with. . . , does not boar Mints, Carriages, to he, um I will not take ail artist protested, but all no avail. After the dandy had left the cigars, Canned Peach- added to tic portrait a Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, magnificent pair of ass ears mm as- it in window, thin alter-; t ,., ed, to the gain of the curious pub- o lie. Or- It hadn't been long exposed when Candies, Dried s, the dandy entered artist's in a towering rage, and, finding that threats amounted to War-, awl Crack he at la-t offered to buy ii, even H a considerable advance upon . .-.,. price. cheap your to the , a ,,,,. tare at painter, I knew notice the likeness soon I added those preservation is the first law of answers Johnny Jones. Correct, Johnny. Go right up to the head of the class. This law applies to a community as well as to an Under the severe operation of this law a town that does not take care of itself, that does not look after its own interests first, that does not look out for Number One, soon falls into a Lad way. That's just as sure as It's the law. We must obey the law or take the we in this town and com- do not work t-- for our own good, the mutual good ail of us, iii lines we In re only our- elves if the place slides down the in- plane instead of limbing the golden r of prosperity an-1 progress, for instance, if we do our retail trading with big city that haw no in- rest us apt in get money and It, la shrink, town property values and farm land de- and there you are Johnny Jones, who knows the law, is a wise lad, but how about his papa mid mammal Do they obey the first law as applied to the old home place If they don't, Johnny have to apply the law to himself win n he grows up. He may have to go city to make a living. Let's all think it over. VI ft . i ti ff pi C. D. TUNSTALL Opposite Center Brick Warehouse. General Merchandise. Brick Stable Greenville Co. J. B. PEED, Manager Dealers in If C He W t Will We received our first shipment and are ready for your orders. Him lb block at One-hail at tine,. Less then block IS cent per lb, General Merchandise Taft Vandyke House Furnishings, First-CUss Vehicles, Good Horses; Your Patronage Solicited In Front of Court House. OVERCOATS AND MEN'S SUITS C. S. FORBES The School Closing ,. Season . Is nearly on hand and per- haps you to install a Piano in your parlor upon your daughters return from college. Write us about a certain and special Piano we are now offering at S. MOORING Successor to FLEMING MOORING General Merchandise. This Piano is guaranteed for years and will fully measure up to any Piano offered by the small dealer. Terms per month, per quarter, every months. Write to PROSPERITY to the man who fives his mind to his business. cannot do ii you spend half your time in over how to your . No way you can devise is as safe as depositing it in THE NATIONAL BANK Open an account to-day can give all you attention to your business without having the slightest worry about th- safety what already have. REFLECTOR BOOK Is headquarters for kinds of Stationery, Memorandums. . ti Subscribe for T. Daily lief Sector, All the News all the Time, Only Per Cents Per J who is wide awake to his business interests is ii- on the alert for BUSINESS and bus- Now I desire to that the be t J and quickest way to f part th; BU. I- j is to at once j ADVERTISING through I columns of local Newspaper. Its sound, j common business and the sooner you adopt the method longer you will continue rile Io Tic r;. Cl Rates en THE REFLECTOR BOWEN Home of Women's Fashion i, Greenville N. C. Chas. ML OR G. G. Greenville, N. C. Box J-W. PERRY CO NORFOLK, VA. Cotton Factors and handlers o Ties and Bags. Correspondence and shipment allotted Harry Skinner. J H. SKINNER LAWYERS. k WHEDBEE Greenville, N C L. I. W. H. LONG Moore and Long ATTORNEYS AT LAW New Shoe hop On February 1st I will open a Shoe Shop in the on 5th street opposite Hotel Bertha. Shoes to or- and all kinds of repair work. Save your orders and work for me. JOE Hotel Greenville j. W. RIGHT, Prop, I In inform hot, I l no rends r m.-l hotel lily renovated, lights, hot and Sold baths, tent ilium., Ideal hi tot ladles, traveling men. Court house polite i No. Call fr Yo n to Serve. J. W. Hight Pro. W. C. d. m. gum Clark Civil Engineers and Surveyor Greenville North Carolina. Railroad, land i Office on Thud street BRICK BRICK I have on hand a , f good n made brick. i m is on application and sail a. I . n e. promptly- W J Gardner, The Brick Man, Bethel, N. question i . POOR PRINT

mm -m . i n. r n A. I It Reached the Spot. H R. w DEPARTMENT j In Charge cf F. C. NYE j I end Application NEXT SUNDAY A DAY OF PRAYER i . ., mi buggies go- The new O in planter in, if mm want . Dice distributes the fertilizer date runabout bad punt the corn any of r give an call Think of th boor saved; s II Julia by this wonderful machine. This of re- Can i e found at Harrington Bar- l Monday Co. after having We have jut received out for several days Trial w back a- be. ,. Mr. E. win a la---e Satisfaction and b Went of m- Count; Telephone , .- will the II I you nave two or Pike . of Dr. hp a MILL At I think it did it town, both good men. Now we n , v r. , Cox s Mill, . . May e King-New legislature, and as the head of Miss Lillie Carroll spent the set-ms filled, we Saturday night and and under give,, now that Mr. Cotton's Miss Parts of Hardy, who had j the county will press his name Governor Glenn stated day that he had been requested her sister, near Reed;, Branch, by a great local anti-saloon I returned home t leagues and various ministers I Mr. Mrs. M. B. Haddock been spending sometime with B. B. house at GENERAL ; convention- Mr. Cotten is well known, not Murfreesboro. N. C. Mar. in his but in the men and gospel to issue a spent last Sunday In To the Democrats of North I am candidate for the nation for office of Attorney I am gratified to learn boards of our State for a number of years, he has had much experience in State matters, and one of the I of the sale and attended church at Everett- from letters from all the and manufacture of strong drink house Sunday. -state, that my candidacy is M as, as r-f ring term. fore you buy. at prices to attract, setting aside the 24th of i dine. are open. Come AW. May as a day of prayer for Henry Page and sister. Miss i them. Our line of new spring pan's as to how the people should j Ha, to Winterville Harrington, Barber On, opened. A Ange and I vote in the election in regard to A good many our people ti her home cir the bug ,. . . , , Men, OB. attend- still Call to the Stat t After giving the mat- H. A- Moore bought bales considered by many m pro rice stock of consideration and cotton Saturday at us the Lading people of state., Trice. inter- with those whom he thought I is r up i be nominated move that tends to the I suitable he said that and planting again, to this high r. , Pro- think it would b j tight when gets the people of my state will . , rt post and cans for him to issue a proclamation year. have any cause to regret oil A. of this kind, but while this is John Jr., went to I their if straight . wan . j.-,. , Henry K. C. true, knowing as he does that upright and sober conduct, ,;., . H. left We have placed our r fen curse of i drink produces. of with what ability have, day morning. L good lot of flue shoot and will poverty, crime, insanity, disease, n-ill prevent it. Should you deem j On, be in position to rum indolence, rain, misery, vice of our to nominate some one eat i ever flues the coming to our shame and death, thus destroy- Washington Saturday. your nominee will have the Winter We so ins if the hon. angel visited a M d i i. i licit your early orders. wives widows, children Como . Co. . ill ii I . . . Obi i SI . . p,, pis w re to .- Si I be to . I Juno and A G. Cos Mfg. Co. orphans, fathers fiends, and Winterville, W, C. of them and beg- Sunday. T ea mod N mu he d, i y pl, . I. i; on i and Mrs. Arch ,. the of the child ;. Ft y morning. I r the last B. II-. y. betterment of his county and lie is well rounded with experience and health, and will of much value and influence in the Legislature, just the kind of man we wain to represent Pitt county. We have it from a that if nominated Cotton will accept. Now lire up and stand firm, you Dem- and give him the D. J. HOLLAND. 1906. iii i . to it . i n r I .-ii. Barber H our Jack and . . over hi.- i . in his vol i in i . on i,. . .; of I therefore, , . . . .- y ; -j per bush i will . . . . ,. t I I , s . . . I . mi i . . . . I . I . , J. L. Prof. Governor . , i . . .- . i th III . . i . i la Wit, I C ; , u ; . D. re n o . . I i, i-i, i a, .- I em . n it ready to in . with . . l i . . . . I. B i ii Ti a . i hew Bi pi. W I ave . Taker fell v. j left f r at band w l . ed sue us n and i k So i i c A. G. is . . L. Johnson, j on dot-n and wind- Builder, . y King instruct the to he A fr these goods ii yen will be sure to supply in ample time. Rev. T. H. King returned from Monday evening where he prohibition Sunday. W ow to take b . o handy to I Th y will be the is m W, A. Mon day with I To. n, don t y nerd a nice buggy spread l A W, Ange Co. has them. We miss the I much My soda fountain i for the nicest c id drinks. Everything Is ard in ex- shape. H. L. Johnson. G. E. and F. C. Nye left for th morning, Hunsucker boggles are still in the go. You had better crag c a pie for spring sport. A G. Cox Mfg. Co., , M. C. We hat die the for the following plows. Harrington Barber Co Fresh seed peanuts of different kinds at A. W. Co. Have dressed at the Carolina Milling Mfg. Co. A W. Aug. . n, Barb The A. G. Cox Co. has ENTERTAINED. Birth of of the ill- .;. n. , , . . ,. . . ,, tea for Pr-f. Line- the position with; i hi. or larked credit and ability . ., , . ,. Our line of a in j i I v i I c n . no .- our up Wash., May Mildred E. Lee Chapter of received advice of i of the Cm- z, p;. r y. in of one of their cars of fine she. t. j will entertain its V prompt rs to any they will soon lie in i and a number of of pie Sooth aid position to furnish their custom- living in the Spokane A by J. L. i ,. the v iv to the . The w i . ;.,; Mr. Jania ii ii-, kept on- Country Sold toad in st- , little more two years Ago. PO; many friends with Mme. J. M. 110.- avenue, the flues. Let us have Jane in honor of Order early as possible anniversary of the then you will be to get them I birth of the president of the when needed- Confederacy. for the Dr. Hess's Poultry and Stock of Jefferson Davis Food is the thing for pool, day at the last try and stock A. W. Ange Co. meeting of the chapter at the m L. m N Z tan and or t Ii C o I I n a d. H cut akin, S. by John MARK Nice, fresh Oatmeal. A. W. Ange Co. Ice cream at Johnson's every Ice and lemons at H L. John- son's. The A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. have now on file for future shipment orders fur more than five of their Handy Tobacco This goes to show what people think of our truck. A. G. Winterville, N. C. notice Go to M. G. Bryan Winterville, for fire insurance. He and represents the Co., of Greensboro. It is one of the best. Nice five room cottage, pleasant- located. C. S. Smith, agent. Marion Crawford and daughter, Miss went to Greenville this morning. B. F. Manning went to Snow today. Relief from with for over K- co. gays Mr n A new line Of dry goods and of Key West. Fla. ., . times it .-let led in my knees and lamed notions just m. Harrington i a hardly walk, at other Barber Co. I time it would be In my feet and hands . I was for duty. One For Ricks house. I night when I In severe pain and lame from it my wife went to the here and cam back with a of Pain Balm. I was with it and found the pain had nearly gone during the night. I on u-in for a little more than two weeks and found that it drove the rheumatism i not had that for Fur e by all D id patent whirs. of Mrs. L. A- Robinson, when a committee headed by, Madame was named arrange a program of addresses, music suitable for the Hon. Miles J judge of the Spokane county j court and president of the, Southern club, of Spokane, be one of the speakers, and an orchestra and will sent a program of vocal and in- music, including songs, typical of th-1 southland. It was originally intended to in- a prominent Southerner to come to Spokane as guest of the Chapter and deliver the pal address, but because of the little time left for an of letters this has been de-1 until later in the season, when the chapter and Southern, club will join in a basket picnic at one of the nearby resorts. TOBACCO GUANO Grows the finest Tobacco because it is prepared expressly for To twenty-three years experience no guess work, but careful study of the requirements of this particular plant Ask your dealer for Orinoco and see that the trade mark is every bag. F. Royster Guano Company NORFOLK. VIRGINIA. Art Exhibit. Some the graded school art I students under Miss a splendid exhibit of of their work, Tuesday after noon, in the school building. Some of the work was excellent For Sate or room r-r-, on Dickinson avenue with modem Apply to Mrs. Hatti-j White. COUGH CONFORMS TO AND LAW. An over many Lund and Bronchial It rid the t by II a on the No opiates. Guaranteed to THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. II D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner Truth in Preference to Fiction. VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY. MAY 1908 One Dollar Per Year NUMBER MR. AS A LEADER. Republicans at Applaud Hi Flings at the The folio dispatch is taken from the Thomasville of the Charlotte Ob- server, in Sunday's Mr. Kitchin, candidate for gov- , r addressed about one Wednesday fifty people at that for ft time threatened to mar the first of the commence- exercises of the graded GRADED SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT LARGE CROWD OUT ON THE OPENING NIGHT. Beautiful Operetta and Interesting De- bate in Which Negative Medal Awarded to Brace There was a heavy downpour PROHIBITION SWEEPS THE North Carolina Overthrows the and Sale of liquor school in the opera house that night. Fortunately there was a break in the storm at an tune time, and the was filled with admiring friends of the pupils When the exercises began. They had been there was something interesting in store none wanted to miss it After a musical selection by Misses Mattie Move King and Margaret on two pianos, the intermediate pupils gave villa tonight. About one-third of the audience was Republican, j THAN TWENTY GAVE US , . , , tr,,, twenty minute operetta. Day in answer to the as to the he stated that if offices were given j as a reward for winning votes for i the Democratic patty in p x great campaigns, ten congress-. i m . m. . men and two United States; would have to step down j and out in of twelve poll- in Halifax county. When the Republicans in the house this he added that we must have had tome WET MAJORITIES Nearly One Majority For Great and Memorable Day. IS AFTER SENATOR SIMMONS. then been made on u. I -u REPRESENTATIVE W that it is my REPLIES TO MR. SIMMONS. having special knowledge of , he m-. facts gained, es chairman, to f . , , , m. that a faithful party worker's A Charlotte Supporter of Mr. Kitchin R . . not denied credit for his wort. Saw it u Not Proper r or Senator ; . -n. u- and elsewhere in your letter Simmons to Throw His commendable tardy solicitude to reward Mr. Craig i is party services. you such a to print the following re- j of duty to reward ply to the Utter of Senator Sim- Certainly did which appeared in the nomination I News and on Thursday of hist week. Into Contest Be- tween Democrats. The News and Observer h re-i Tuesday, May down in history a day 26th. will -150. Forsyth Polk memorable Wayne BOO, Pamlico Mr. Letter. Charlotte, N. G, Senator F- M Simmons. Washington, D C. Dear I have just read j our remarkable edict, proclaim- Mr. Craig our Governor-to- be suggesting by implication that to vote against Mr. Craig is majesty after ten years of unflinching i to you your political governor ago when I entitled to and got the And why, did you refuse lo assistance t Mr. Craig when he ran f r senate against Hen. C. E. son and Hop. Lee S. Overman. All the party services of Mr. Craig to which you n f-r had then been rendered, and is it iv t strange e of duty not impel you to help him And if no anxious tor Mr. did occur to in that was really charming, the young people excellently. The event of around which most interest was the debate by th young men of the Grady Literary Democrats read that could scarcely believe the it eyes, rub- bed and looked light Even Kitchin supporters were astounded at an utterance from a man who aspires to be the head of the Democratic party in Carolina. The humblest in the ranks is too loyal i i am no .- Mu the declaration of the Warren y State in overwhelming number 1250. swam BoO, the and Montgomery Halifax Hay I wood Henderson 1200. when t. charged PITT county's eating Mr. plead Kitchin. not I am to the In Pitt county the election was j 1200. Dare quiet with pi of hard Hampton charge. You say that those of us who may have -your in the ranks is too prohibition. of North Carolina to make such a statement public- by is as rounds of should enact a law requiring all to be j Township able bodied Children between the Republican applause It I Beaver Dam . , . with poor done that told in the Cleveland 1500. Davidson Lincoln Mecklenburg ages of seven and fourteen with poor attend school at least four The S speakers were Conrad W North and -slap in the face for Democratic election officials is the Frank Brown. Bennie Purest Republicanism we have and Wiley J- Brown- Superintendent Smith an- that a gold medal would be awarded to the best debater in the contest, and he requested Mayor F. M- en, J. Burt James and D. J. to act as judges to de- which side won the debate and to which individual speaker the medal should be awarded A contest followed that was worth listening and would have done credit to any college. Every speaker as he arose was noticed. Mr. Kitchin has put the stamp of his on all the outworn claims of the Re- publicans. And coupling this with his sincere attachment for the populists of the State already shown in The Dispatch, there is sufficient reason for every loyal Democrat to pause before ho votes to make Mr. Kitchin the head of the Democratic party. It was no doubt this same lack of political sense, so painfully exemplified in hid sneer at Dem roll holders, that has lost Bethel Carolina No. Content No. Farmville Greenville Swift Creek Dry Moore and help in sens.- of you may of unseemly interference in the gubernatorial contest have stood f should v; the crow a lace it upon the w i y now fee such i duty I party would have that merely as a pretext, for our but bat the real th should come from party Wilson Chow is we belong to el in the State which ha. get a lick at Thia I r sent, Jackson have sympathized belonged to any political el 1200. Richmond demands that the east. me assure you I join you in your . Mr. rewarded, I fully up- services and esteem But I am in. s i L w-w. 1200, The Total 1811 ; unties I given estimated wet Mar- I tin Washington haM r to reverse p and also without reward an Mr. Kitchin. who has so richly deserved applause, and the to his party his own county of approval of th audience shown as each good point was have, as already stated, your uncompromising Th t I hive . . M . In the present u v.,,.,, c between Democrats is true, for I think your activity is in bad taste and Durham I justifiable The of Yadkin Willies is that you now occupy The vote of the town of Green- Johnson 1250. the exalted United the town- Tyrrell Sorry Senator by tho support of ship which brings the majority ham Person friends of both Mr. Home Majority prohibition The vote of the ville is included with high honor to he reason of lifelong of his ii o Democratic party. Very truly F, to while the majority in the ton alone was nearly RESULT IN THE STATE. Reports began com in in on HOW SOME TOWNS VOTED Some of the larger towns give Mr. Kitchin as well as the friends of Mr. Craig; that by reason of the high position we Runaway Marriage. A today a young looking couple who helped to, you I in the train from Washington, necessarily hive a lie- . -n of i. than you would proceeded to. face of H. Person, where formerly a man's after the closing of tn poll the Western Union wires early ; dry as follow. Ash brought out in the argument. The young men went down the argument like veterans in debate, and their speeches showed that they had made careful arid close study of the subject in hand- Everyone ac- himself finely, both in leading speech and rejoinder. At the conclusion of the de- bate Miss Lillian Burch rendered a beautiful instrumental was not represented in while the judges were making special session, after the closing of the politics was indicated by the land from the outset showed Char-1 having accepted oar supp-rt to They were Mr color of his skin, where every the State given a large . L-. white man was a Democrat, but where now the party has and dwindled until the Re- publicans have gained a foothold, town of Roxboro, even, being in the hands of Republican alder- men. A Republican was sent to the last legislature but having secured the lo he stepped out of office and the for prohibition. The following i lotto about Washington 822.1 gin vantage ground you GOO, Raleigh now turn upon us RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY. it has pleased the e maKing m . -i Great Spirit to enter the home of And the I with his defeat by 1,700 votes our brother H B. Tripp. and re- M 1.11.-1. m -a a. Ll their decision . judges had no easy before when he ran for the Hate sen- both sides coming so near, ate, Mr. Kitchin has gradual y together, but after over lost out in his county-His vote the different points the balance has dropped from 1.700 fa was found in favor of the the candidate for and the decision that side, congress actually beat him in his As to the individual speaker the home township. II we are to matter of decision was even more judge the future by die past and difficult, the contest between if a candidate a showing in his Frank Brown and Bruce Hooker own community is to be being almost a tie. but finally as significant, may the the decision was for the latter Democrats of North Carolina on only a single point. Mayor expect if Mr. Kitchin is made Wooten in making the report for governor. Under his leadership, the committee referred to this do you think the party will grow and complimented both He has already es men as both were most many good men by de- Ho then presented the daring that they are not Demo- medal to Mr. Hooker. Had it unless they vote for him. been in the power of the com it strikes us that every Democrat both young men would who has at the welfare of have been rewarded alike- the party has ample reason for Tonight will be read the theses From the Lexington Smith. May 8th. estimated dry Rock-177. Sham Beaufort -1 These towns gave wet major- son-350. Cumberland Rocky Mount Tarboro Buncombe Durham Wilmington Madison 1500. Scotland small. County Democratic Convention. At a meeting of the Democrat- Executive Committee of Pitt county held this day, it was or- that Democratic primaries be held on Saturday, the 6th day of June, 1908, at o'clock p. m., the purpose of electing gates to a county convention moved therefrom his father, and whereas we know that Spirit never makes an error His vine providence, therefore be it Resolved 1st- That we, the members of Tribe, No. I- O. R. M. to Brother Tripp our heartfelt this sad hour which has him. Resolved 2nd. That we com- mend Brother Tripp to him who all things wall, and can heal our sorrows. Resolved 3rd. That a copy of these resolutions be spread upon against us. Is that fair to your friends who happen also to be the friends of either Mr. Kitchin or Mr. Home But you say, senator, that you would your in this contest but for the upon you and Mr. Craig. Let us Were you not active- supporting Mr. Craig long before it occurred to anyone to Are not the upon you, which you say I are the direct and natural were aged of Lumberton and Miss E-a Dixon, aged of Washington. They stopped at Hotel Bertha for dinner and returned to Washington on the evening train. COX'S MILL ITEMS. interference from Wash- be held in Greenville, on Thurs in a contest here at home Democrats You say which delegates will be I that in the contest you de- appointed to represent the , d M. your i-. ., t in the State, Congressional j de. and Judicial conventions Democratic party. of th Cox's Mill. May 1908. Miss Lillie Cox spent Saturday night and Sunday with Misses and Reta Page. Eddie Moore went to ville Saturday. Johnie Moore Jr. is real sick, of your but we hope he will Boon recover. W. A. Tyson, of Greenville, herewith relatives. Oscar Evans is our b-ti bar now. Miss Cox sister. Miss Queenie, of Haddocks X loads, spent Saturday night our records, a copy sent. , Brother and a copy 3- Creek. The Reflector early or at all for either with Mis. Bessie Moore. are over before a senator from j Mrs. J. A. Moore was here to elect the following North Carolina for one Saturday evening. Democrat against another in such Grass is having a picnic a contest And before you here and think we will save a. for Mr. Craig did you lot of hay this year. not write, or to be written, I Miss Bessie Moore is spending a letter to him, or to another, this week with Miss Allie Cox of delegates and alternates, to , Beth- el, Carolina, be sent to publication. C D. Morton. W. P. Edwards, H. S. Com. This 21st day or May. 1908. P. C Hal-dins, Chm. Dem. Ex. Com. Pitt Co. W. L. Brown, Buy the host odorless at J. M. Schultz. Shingles for Tyson. sale by G. T. encouraging him to run, and pledging your support And did not your secretary, about a year ago, with your consent and a visit to burg and other counties, and let near Haddocks X Rads. Misses Nannie Page and Myrtie White spent last Saturday and Sunday in on friends. William Haddock is on the it be known that you were for sick list this week. f- POOR PRINT