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DEPARTMENT In Charge of F. C. NYE The Eastern t and Vicinity-Advertising Rates on Application . Ml I A new line of dry goods the fire could possibly have , S Harrington been checked as it was- This is , k Barter A Co due to the tact that our people. J ;., white and colored, all here the town worked ,,;. in their r, companies. Trojans . Ires bug- Some were baked fa are still going. Call to see some sauced with the fall- i nice Block of runabout be-; tog water, but I am glad to see you Prices are inter- j all out again safe and sound. personally interested, I of Ayden. appreciate very much the saving ,. ,, property, but I appreciate tar v . bear in mind the more the spirit of self-sacrifice ,. Tar H el wagons and love for shown by our people, o through cur . .,,;., I desire to is pend-j appreciation for their CARD FROM MR. C. C. MOORE. How the Nomination Was Taken Him. Charlotte, N. C. July 6th, 1908. nomination. I lost it by I was the wish of their county men, with it all, lost the nomination by one vote only. I made a clean honest run, I won the Editor j am very thankful to my friends. I hope may ever be worthy of Advice to the Aged. Age brings Infirmities, such as slug. bowels, weak and and TORPID LIVER. EASTERN REFLECTOR. an I i nope i may ever wormy It certainly is comforting to a; , defeated candidate to know them deeply concerned so many ., are in the case My friends in Pitt county want to know, how a candidate, going into the convention with the large instructed vote and backed by more votes at the polls than eras any other candidate, as was time, in any way I can. Respectfully, C. C. Moore MASONS INSTALL OFFICERS. . are them. B I aid G- t. v r. Nu th i v e i i . n -in t J. i- my how could such backing be defeated Before giving reason for defeat. I want to tell my Those Who Will Serve the Ensuing Year. At the meeting of Greenville Lodge No. A. F. A. M. held Monday night, the follow- effect on these organs, ins stimulating the them to perform their natural functions i friends in Pitt, that I am not in officers were Installed by the least sore, I am not sulking. Past Muster M. am not abusing any body, and R. Williams, W. M with all my Miss heroic work. Happy is v . town with such people. left Thurs- To have a horse he A. U- ,; ,. K plenty of good feed All We are prepared to, . , ,. We of the best to be had. at orders for flues notice. t . , Produce Co. next as have your orders at once . before the rush cornea Prices I expect to support v might our State and we must every man on it. But lam cleaning out of our party all fraud and ad of fraud, I want the Pro- Prof. G. E. re- same as last year. A. G. Cox evening Manufacturing Co. ,.,., i., . extent i from b visit of several at N-1- . w-old home, in He The A. G. Cox manufacturing Hal Cat H. P. S. W. W. Harrington, J. W. E. E. Griffin, S D. A. J. Griffin. J. W. B. Wilson, Tm. L. H. Pender, Sec. J. L Home, and J. W. Mar- tin, Stewards. Sam Flake, THE BAPTISTS IGNORED. farmers especially to read this carefully and ponder --n what I write. There was held a in several c neatly every country the farmers Editor large majority over What have the Baptists done other candidate. counties, in your town that has ; n were re; ex Co is taxed to its full capacity no there. now the urgent orders ;, on our trucks and flues. y , . . . goods and vi r; goods w must . r, for ll em in or- to meet cur the goods go. the vets of the farmers them from having r voice in y. u and it my it , the the Have you no on co a of a . and gave honorable body n . m . who was nominated. are passed The most outrageous insult they are allow business in i condition ,,, A opportunity to ti information, go cheap for th days. Calico, land the A F. C. 121-2 ii Ca j for the school. July 7th. l The Reflector cannot answer these questions but passes them j the powers that be. Ed. FIRE IN WINTERVILLE. county. On Saturday June 27th. the j delegation Tr-m and divided the Brick Walton Brick Co . of Mac vote and N c appears entered into an agreement to issue for the first time ii a cast the vote as follows, ow for j at two for Graham, seven for East Moore, If Scott drops and is under the same Moore to have and Graham t ;, Barber Ci V. . id . see i- -i. Bid of nice in I for ring , . . . . .-s Ernest people are ready to lend No goods at another a helping hand. They prices. Come A. day h relatives. spirit Tuesday morn Co. We now ready to take during the fire, den for the famous handy t. For lot of fins Jumbo; They will peanuts, hand especially Stocks Dan heretofore. for seed at per bushel. Also , A. G tot of the Improved King Cot- , Our farmers are in excellent ton seed pounds In N. C July t. Fm seasons for crops, makes a five hundred pound Fire broke out in store rood for potatoes an at 1.- bushel. J. S. about them feel bright w. W H. Harrington- It was first Z J. ft. Smith covered by C. T. as busy . of ahead, so they are with the fire, he one on fire. maid,, my complaint. The let and lemon, at H. L. in the i the school are good. stock of J. S. Co. are in the hands of Prof. Clarence Cannon ard was consumed, H- U Johnson, the printer and will soon be brother were here a short while Eastern Co. A. to be mailed out. evening. Ange o. Bro. need a Nice, fresh Oatmeal. A. W. j Mrs. B. F. Tucker and G. Tucker nice buggy spread A. Co. sustained loss on s toe,. . . Co. has them. M. G. Bryan returned from By heroic work the con- j q and Lin Carolina Teachers Chapman went to Norfolk Monday evening. lined to one store, Greenville yesterday. My soda fountain is week. We shall have something in and IMPARTING VIGOR t kidneys. ard LIVER. arc adapted and your.-. RECKLESS AARON BURR Cory of His I,. tort In ills old flu- widow Stephen who v.-.-ii known in tho early of New York city. Is dramatic if yon tao of teat broken In In mind Hi. -i , exile an st In tao j city where be bad monarch of nil be a a Dan in .- and r the If old man. smirking bis and r -f in rheumatic joints with bis mouth toll of i conn lo the ow of herself prime if year and Remove from Its s. . yon bare n l it of pure In of foolish men. But something of his old time now- f lo charm the must In of mental misery, for suit for the widow hand and fortune be won Re- Burr dared In raga that on a given Jay would arrive man I i i by. a who should marry on spot He w bis prospective bride quarter, no chance from at the throat dismissal old man With more than her usual c of Burr tuck to avowal and one July day roiled up In a carriage, and with him a sumo Who years before performed the marriage ; for Burr sad the mother of bis daughter, beautiful was something of a scene In on this day. There were j tears of anger part Burr. j Burr remained All feared a scandal. The I hook stood . In I There , were ire lea.-s, more of the widow . My were on the delegation away, when the vote. management a Dunning j ,. Company of N, C, j drawl room of tin- who have made such a Burr with . I ti. v.- i ;. V at the latter point that they were ,; ,.,,,., f his . . ,,,. . ., i . r . . ,,., w. g J induced to locate a plant at Mac i. r. Them were many bit Mb es with stacks here yesterday on business his store for . h tor between the pair. lire; . r . v.-. Graham- reputation for quality, On his return to Catawba L. tad be. county he was asked why he had county broken faith with His answer was nothing from aim l the nominee for the senate from speak for them a liberal Brick Laying Begun. Things are netting busy now. the guM out on the site . j. ., . eastern o Norfolk Monday evening. lined to one store having School. Toe first dirt We are taking inventory tins proof walls on each side. j , the Maj,, one day We shall have something store was Dy A. G. Cox L . m the the nicest cold drinks, to say next weak that will be of and Martha L Cox. There was Everything is new a-d in A, W. Ange Co. no on the building, shape H. L. The A. C Cox are over handle the castings for st. have a large number streets this morning. The cit tobacco trucks ahead them, sens responded to the alarm Hess's Poultry and and Food is the thing for your try and stock A. W. Ange Co. Notice to Subscribers. Harrington Barber Co; Mr. and Mm. A. G. Cox Graham. on Tuesday afternoon th Now my Pitt county was laid by you see that our convention sys- J j chairman of the Item will not accomplish the ex- of trustees, in pressed- w of tie farmer, a number of people who j even he cast a ballot in witness Today quite the box, maKing a choice bricklayers are at work and the walls will soon be What we want and must up Subscribers to The Daily Re- to n wide primary and they were Ban died In but madam until a and a miser, the from estate boarded unused Ctr; and The of live In should not throw ii. Ai the line of the with and London used to their win- considered the mischief, n party of smashed win- of lb known as Hi The favorite i . replied, who live In glass houses should I careful bow York Killed in a Cave-in. R . and located. Ml Kittrell is spending I to Greenville Monday. Mr. j to In all State on the same; this eek Miss Louise attended the meeting of board of that do can force education. daily papers to be mailed longer of the primary and I Emmett n. a young Ice ream Johnson's For Kicks house. than months on credit, hope will demand it. man, at Winston won- Nice five room cottage, pleasant- This law went into effect lam pleased to tell my Pitt day evening by the caving in Smith, agent. those who paid up to that Mecklenburg in was time should now make another aft work. Ha was digging sand remittance. We hops all who handsome vote, both in the pr. Mn a feet deep, as much as three months mar and in lie convention. t fell n ard crushed in arrears will make a My friends in Pitt will be against the other side promptly without for a prided and disappointed when statement to be mailed them. I ell them that not one Vote of l Bridie Moving Along. and thus avoid the necessity of Pitt county was cast for my j Work BOW seems to be getting w to Ayden last Hay and at A. W. night. must be some at- there. Rev. T. H. King his rag- lire of appointment at fr s on hand. Sunday morning and night. r l . I; . i reliable Band made A. G. Co., IV X C- Plenty r. I wish to extend my sincere of on hand, Send your thanks many valiant work- let y air subscript orders at once before the quickly checked for your come . Ni I hams are the mi these spring We have them. H. L. Johnson, on d tors and wind Mr. Builder, let us give Pi ices on A W. Ange Co. Ft best roofing see A. W. Ange Co, A car bad best hay. just In. Supply Co. Chickens and eggs a specialty. Come get best prices i Barb r Cu fire here Monday night. few minutes time the In a entire workmen say it will middle any names being dropped from this was faster on the new steel the list. You all want to keep not know, but I do know that across the at least tend my Up with the news now, so do not have many in the county done shows more. any valiant work- air subscription get , should have to nomination. be completed by t Now with the political j August. .,.,.,.,,. fore h m. with town had turned out and no . I r . town in the state could furnish Go to M. G. Bryan me of my primary vote. For lowest prices on hay see better workers. With any or- with many delegates voting F. V. opposite Nor- or equipment, It is one of quite contrary to knew folk Southern depot. went it best. into very flames and at the risk of life, fought back the fire I . and did not allow it to spread; The county board of education I one store and that was Monday falling in when the alarm but-m . meet OH II in August to make the i Those who have looked at the apportionment of th-- i bail-ling since can hardly lie cl . of The appointed Juno lo draft the proposed Dec- of Independence con tho following Thomas John Franklin, Roger Sherman and Rob- Livingston. tho mover the resolution for independence, being homo the tho Jotter- ion put in his place, and it therefore loll to him to draft the Declaration. The document pared dis- in and general verbal elm in the famous paper is today just n it was when handed in by York The O.-ct Man. . dear Girl. Is hi-.-e It's because lie Is beet growled fussy Old City your know I love Isn't very well, and we've kept It from Weekly. I., CONFORM I An Improvement many Lund a of cold s cathartic on y Prepared b r Ly L. V. H SYRUP CONFORMS TO PURE FOOD LAW. Lund and Bronchial because It rids the n the bowels. No opiates. to give CHICAGO. U. A. D. J. Editor and Owner Truth in Preference to Fiction. VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY. JULY 1908 One Dollar Per Year NUMBER A CALL FOR COUNTY PRIMARIES, j RENT FOR MARKET STALLS. PITTS SPLENDID SCHOOL RECORD for vice-president. I BRYAN NOMINATED ON 1ST BALLOT The hoard of county Executive Committee Adopts i met in regular session on This Method of Nominating all the 6th, all the members County Offices. Orders were drawn on the amounting as At a meeting of county home critic executive Pitt county, held health bridges and on Saturday. July. ax lowing resolution was adopted and insane relative to the m and stationary of the county to nominate j. , L r, of deeds resolved by the executive and blind Pitt county, in Mi that a primary b, held ; Mk- for the county of Pitt, , THIS BIT OF TOWN IN DEMAND. WONDERFUL PROGRESS OF HIS I Denver. CC. July 10.-The of County Superintendent Democratic Nation.- convention Aft AU Night Session ., concluded its Ms a Have Made. I by the by I. J. Nebraska. . do in the situation. amid the u ding of The town some years ago built made in the . , w Er No a market house on the corner of county ballot was tide Fifth street, and from these statistics that can Street-, and from these statistics that can i f allowed fresh meats to be sold with every statesman, of the mar- citizen of the county. , after State -.- .- d township roads . only from the stalls of the mar- citizen or u u . ,,,,, after Si ate Of course this was to get c vote his revenue in return for withdrawing town's investment, but at was fore the universal demand for day. the 29th day or w roads 531.54; same time it created a monopoly 1908. for the purpose; Farm ,. in market business that . ,,,, The convention, tor adjourn- candidates J law d a tax on . t d the legislature, for county than the town, mot Mr. Mr and ard has . . p tor members to no BoW ;. . . ., committees, at m m c for aid of the And the market business be- m c. of election all Democratic to be upon as quite I T. h for the On who are entitled to those engaged in U I- general election, to be held m l- W passed charing any price thy pleased 5.000 any bunted the Kern; November, 1908. for what was on sale and trance last Werner to vote. .; .,. with . That shall beheld for consume, there and conducted in the J was no where else to buy. with volumes. townships at the places of D. H. mediately t a motion to the nomination of Bryan unanimous, and this was adopted in a demonstration that was long in subsiding. The speech placing Mr. P-i v. . lode by I. J. of . and i in n d William van. Governor B of North Carolin ma i th- first Jed by no where else buy. u T term The front have been . of these term it tie -i , , d . r, . The four front same shall be opened an. Thomas, placed in nomination Charles A. To . of New Connecticut placed Archibald and Georgia, Clark Ho well Th names of Judge . i month, commit went to There were new bu J pI a. a., until pal the stall, a. auction he erected the past year at a not owing to ex- it, m. in ell of the v J. . something doing that . , . of gentle Jones at p- , . ., in Levi House at per month.; found something doing in . . lie in county, e mt, i . . Greenville. to; income from market away there are two or more and No. which. . were speech no ion of speech also brought out tumultuous applause. As many other speeches re to How. when Governor ., a motion rod and adopted that all other speeches be limited to five minuter. W. S. of Its, presented the name of Gov- I Johnson, of that State, and L. I. which hand, way . fop the year 1907, re they those front was that said the sheriff had made showed that some other folks, , seconding Kern's lie held and conducted in accord-, it apparent poll holders heretofore appointed, granted. Small It was a big jump, but and grade. not presented, owing to the ex- requests of these gentle I men not to have their names Johnson, o; before the convention. Handy, of presented r a time us- . e he name that State. Gray, of of these r- a demonstration, but it i was small in to the name of Cyan. in person was the first candidate to the decisive nature of the Death of Lucille movement, in a ringing fit to visit withdrew his name and . . . RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY. Passed by the Jr. U. A. M on duplicate and send the original thereof immediately to the chair- j The fol owing were drawn to man of the county executive as jurors for August committee and the copy thereof ., . First week .-. . i T. Turner. but Low with consent in chairman of the ft executive And Tucker. who will foot the bill it Over TUB- toe, like another case -in the of the declaring the result of said the Democratic executive f. tor consume, in schools not do away with of the county has been thing and let anybody sell , is -tone in the field. t The withdrawal i , of Greenville, on Tuesday Israel Moore D. M. of organization . j. j. just a few of the baSed by a board legislature and Nobles. D. F. Owens, P. the board of aldermen will candidate was by a motion that the of Kern be The motion was carried with a deafening shout and the great brake into clamorous demonstration on the its work and the completion of the Democrat- National ticket. COUNTY TREAS. COMPLIMENTED. row, A. t. t-ox. and which we r p p cause to be filled with the j . w con- or secretary of Tucker, E. A. Johnson. take the on the bereaved our sympathy in this sad from their loved one. 2nd. That we commend th l to the one who bids us bring our burdens to Him, and who alone is able to comfort and eon- sole. 3rd. That a cw of these resolutions be spread upon cur minutes, a copy sent to the pa- rents, and a copy sent to r c . j ;,.,. Daily Reflector for publication. State Superintendent Report j are in Excellent Another man who has a band in Pitt county's public school fairs is Treasurer S. T. G. E. G. It. M. L. Barker, Com. It is a proud record Pitt the paying off of has made, and even with vouchers and there is WATER TANK FALLS. , in special session ; made and even this. teachers- vouchers and there is I aider. You can take saw, are just in g teacher in the county who A Flood in gentlemen, and we nope you of for WU not testify to the for Short While, or j will come out of the knotty prop- show fay him a chairman . executive committee, on the 15th day of August, l . dawning or will not m ten of their Ice cream by the saucer or will come out of the , years will show still by him at all times. But shall pay to the measure greater educational development what started out . y was, On chairman, such sum as shall door to C. Family for the town S suddenly be determined by the executive orders promptly filled. Dr. Hyatt e without warning came crashing of said primary election n the rear f said primary arising in respect to cause to be published in the hon Greenville Reflector, that part the Democratic plan of relating to primary and shall cause to be printed copies of the same, to the end that M Democratic central executive committee of Pitt county, with full power to act and their action shall be deemed and held to be the action of this committee. F. C. Harding. Chairman CO. vote n. may familial Ex. t om. pl.; Brow. last w , W president Dr. II O. Hyatt be to up down to the Little Creek .- d on- The , was a POOR PRINT ff

mm MUM BROS. FOR KS We, Fire Accident INSURANCE PROMPT AND CAREFUL GIVEN TO ALL BUSINESS- D Pi W C H d n m H g REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF The Bank of Greenville AT GREENVILLE N. C. In the State of North Carolina at the close of May 14th LOCAL BRIEFS. W received a pound shipment Rain or will deliver t- and where in the city Phone D. Haskett For head of p. For particulars apply toll ; E. B. Whichard, f PP pries. It J p. in nice board ,. .-.; . unhandy i v . odd j ti . . . . . n SOU Loans discounts 128,418.70 secured mill unsecured All other stocks bonds mortgages 2,400.00 house Fur. A Fix. 8,872.32 8,072.82 Demand loans 8,000.00 Due from Banks Bankers 24,886.52 items 1,188.87 Gold coin Silver coin including all minor coin run 8,650.08 bank notes and other s notes 11,128.00 C v. I lilt, Total 189,717.00 Capital stock 25,000.00 fund 25,000.00 profits less current expenses and taxes paid Bills payable 10,000.00 Time 21,840.00 Mil. 110,544.48 Cashiers checks outstanding 189.38 189,717.90 of North Carolina, County of Pitt, s I. L. Little, of the above named bank, sol- swear that i above i- true to the best of my knowledge and bi lief. i. . Cashier. me y y if in and our K i .;.,. beauties. about . j Match sworn to be- ll fore me, this day of May, m Any Other Shoes-We Know n much at- g , . , r , i . . l. .,. i t a board j tent ion around court house j a u I square . HOWARD Notary Li. W. A. ANDREWS. These cannon quantity I . balls were sent here by Con- we arc able to . it at bald were sent n v.-on-. , . r v a l I pound pr n. Small to , . . . S package used m connection with the Con-. . i u .- , we i to and f, At present . . . ; m mound about the to at house square. I S . ting .-.- rs a pa fin O TORE . ; pair you I V. that t . l. FOR ,, . RESOURCES. . . . Man ca Win ., ,.,,,. w, per mo., Write for .-k. in Mort. Co. land I. Democratic National convention REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF The Greenville Banking and Trust AT GREENVILLE, N. C. At Close Business l Dry, I Co. Q concluded its labor late this at j and cuffs cent Due Bk, f. ; Cl .- . coin, II V ill J, GREENVILLE'S DEPART- STORE. by the nomination other work tow, minor coin currency n m M John Worth of Indiana, for rial prices en work. Wagon National bank note i i i -ill he around t of week. other I . s. notes president, completing the , A . , . , . team Laundry, i no V V ticket on which ; . i .--. .- The North Carolina y Bryan was made the nominee during the early hours SI mining. The nomination OF AGRICULTURE AND Kern was made by acclamation . MECHANIC ARTS .;.; r.,. z cheers of . . . . . ,. education m Agriculture . ill less uses and taxes paid 4,224.17 bills Hills payable Time ck. 88.792.02 Cashier 111,848.02 Due to bunk 85.50 Total 9171,557.89 State of North County of Pitt, Hi I. C. S. cashier of the bank, solemn- -wear lie statement i true t. the tn and . Cashier. Si I and be- ballot was necessary as tide .,. . ,.,.,,. , of had set and Industrial J. g . toward the Indiana statesman try. a Board Notary public. I state after. State Correct R. Flanagan, Cobb, Direct. i us . pretty . them over . you are n. ding th a. t y tr ; No trouble r is to w stock get y . i Too late the be it is selected. Only the very goods for the m -y. i; the r y u to in line ea goods C ill quick b the best is sold. Only the lowest prices, quality considered. , their votes in his favor and all other candidates withdrawing b the universal demand for . nomination. , The convention, after adjourn- J at daylight the college 2nd Address THE PRESIDENT, . N. C I . . Policies. VA. i j THE I THE INSURANCE WORLD. A. B. Company, Mr. Bryan resumed its ion at in . with a pow r- ; undercurrent in mu- fatten Fat lion toward the nomination Ti and Saga. AGAINST LOSS OF TI Kern for the second place- c, r .;. and shipments the call of states Indiana AND ATTRACTIVE THING IN LOW COST. PER- INDEMNITIES ASSURED ME BY EITHER. the name of Kern; Colo- through former Governor placed nomination ,. v -.- m, Charles A. of New m V H u Connecticut placed AUK and Georgia. Clark g Howell The names of Judge . ,. Alt. ;. S ACCIDENT OR SICKNESS. INSURE NOW. . . DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. FOR Bu i. of Tar. J. O. PROCTOR cc BRO. C. H. A. WHITE, Agent. GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA. I WALTON BRICK CO., Macclesfield, N. C. States which as Br pi the steady ct In seconding Kern's made it apparent PRICES TALK n you need food stuffs f any kind don't forgot I can you money. Just note those at en can- T t . t f I f had been Union Lite insurance in was the I first candidate to recognize th- , Has in , . . . . ,. . . nature Kern . . . .; writes , . . .,;,.;. . . . es; Has very low rates; Does movement, m a ringing . I speech withdrew his name and Tl Life will do well to call or I pledged his Support to the to J. D. SMITH BROKER N C Car Iota B specialty in nay, mi attention . to Best at SI. per hundred. Best OatS at cents per bush Good round corn 1.00 per bushel. Prices on all other goods correspond. 7-l C. G. STARKEY Ail notice that the I Board . . Pitt county ind Kern. Withdraw-1 meet on , the 13th day quickly followed from the.; H. D. BATEMAN, -u m of ti. them by the list Special Agent, Greenville, N. C. and a leaving Indiana , to JULY'S CLEAN SWEEP one-half on dollars worth of Dry Gods, Notions, Dress Goods, Shoes, Silks, Clothing, Laces, Furniture and Millinery chased of in .- no to to atone m valuation of their property, or to the The withdrawal cf the Con- amount tax them. candidate was and be heard at this By -of Board. I. W. Chairman. k. Williams, Cleric by a motion the of Kern be by The motion was carried with a deafening shout and the t great brake int J on t. Its work a. J the completion of the L t k Military Institute A Meet Boating School for Boys and Young Men. Sept. Write ones for particulars. W. H. RHODES, Supt., Kinston N. Car. this week. . C. SKINNER PHYSICIAN B Dr. Greene DENTAL SURGEON Mrs. at the near bakes and Third roll-, Or- Crown C over Frank .- i , CHILDREN SHOULD LEARN HE PAPER Use of Money-Begin Teaching Them at Age. believe in teaching children at an early age to financiers; or, you may term it, to use money properly, says a contributor to the August Designer. We have made it a for two years, to give our boy. who is now eight years old, a certain lated sum every week for his We find he has become a splendid Out of this fund he is required to buy all his incidentals, such as tablets, colors and pencils. In two years he has managed to save six dollars, which he now has out on interest. Of course, Snow Hill From met he.- Wed- she was defeated on kW the Snow Hill grounds by the score to Whitley for Farm- ville and Holden Snow Hill, were in fine trim and pitched a great game. The support given them was superb. Several times during the game Snow Hill in filling the bases, but was unable to score until the ninth inning. Holden was like a needle in a haystack and could not be found by the He allowed only one hit. The game was by far the snappiest ever seen on Snow Hill grounds. Best The World me to his shoes and clothes and Hill k pay his big expenses. It is rising how well he has learned to compute interest and to well the before he spends money. We are just now beginning with our little of five years. I must not forget to state, also, that we have successfully this method for two years with an orphan girl of fourteen who is making her home with us. We send her to and board her, of giving her fifty cents a week to use for any all expenses she may nave. buys her Didn't Phase Him. Some time ago a cranky sort of an old man came into this office and stopped his paper because something in it did not just suit his fancy. We have met him several times since on the and it is interesting to see the surprised look on the old fellow's I face that we are in existence regardless of the fact that he stopped his paper. Some day and that will not be long either that old gentleman will turn up his toes. Neighbor and friends will follow his lifeless clay to the city and lay it among the flowers. An obituary will be published in these columns telling what a good neighbor and beloved citizen he was, which to the recording angel will overlook it is applied. at in a , , . .,., Ac Out this she buys her on clothing and hat do her adjourned. and, of course, we give children an occasional prose help them am d it s he best the world It cured a felon on my never to h be forgotten. At More Convenient to Meet Early. he lies out there in cold, cold There being doubt in the ground, wrapped in the silent minds of some as to the slumber death, he for calling the congressional con- know the last kind word the early by the editor of he hour of a. m. the chairman which in he so deems it proper to announce that the committee decided Did you ever this hour in order that just for a moment and t delegates from the n. of j the editor of your r the sound could leave for their ever he may be, will day after the obituary some II . of the obituaries The Remedy it but C d K. K. Pierson, . A It -1. trouble treatments New diet ; good that a.-. or time t M reno m and throat i v. I. tor Is . . . I . .,. Rt A. L. Pendleton. Dam. ton. Ex. Com. I It is also can lea- a Plymouth after i was all, class who never to say, nor the price ho. same Ed. burdens of light-Snow L ard, . . , I c it an. . ; . V. .;. , . .-. s. i.-.- . . ;. . , sufferers i- . t Mi liver, he . do , ,., . t -I- s 1-2 . ;. fr the ; trial ft tho Ki I the do lame rev the blood . u turn. John I. Notice to Subscribers. Subscribers to The Di Hector arc- ashed to hear in n ; that the postal laws do u n daily papers to be mu than three months en This law went into effect 1st. who. I time should now n remittance. W I are as m promptly without statement to be m I them z I thus av th-s a-. mes icing . typed the list. You all want t . , , th be dropped. 1-. It Be Beat The , . Harden, I lb Carolina, id that Bitters does all Si I y I c be l. have tried it III ; Mr. also for and all run down . , , Best two for chili . old under at Wooten drug store. Baptist Sunday School Excursion. The excursion Baptist Sunday school to will take place on Wednesday, July 22nd, over the Norfolk ft road. The train will leave Greenville at 7.30 a. m. reaching Raleigh at a. m. and returning will leave Raleigh at p. m., giving the excursionists eight hours to visit points of in- Bound the capital. The fare for the round trip will be for adults and cents for children between the ages of and years. Everybody is in- to go with the Sunday and enjoy this excursion. FARM Supplies and HARDWARE. ail to see a lull stock, also a full I our Machines only, ; re i none better, .,.,.; , i to are habit n W. . Wire AR . t the quality only j I p a stock on . . I has Tobacco fail Richmond . ; a; . . . to lo and return , ii . mil assortment always in stock to Quality highest, in feet there is none it being guaranteed per cent. pure. II you wish to build it is to your interest to see as we are in position to look after your every need. Don't forget that our line of General Hardware is kept complete with the very best quality goods. e can MU your orders from a box tax to a ear load nails. Give us a call. . . . . a, of at Mills Baker Hart. Just Exactly Right. have used New Pills for several years, and find them Mr A A Hi- ton of N Y New Life Pill's relieve without the least fort Best remedy for constipation, biliousness malaria. at J. U drug store. General Hardware Sole Agent for Lead and Zinc Paint, Stoves and Ranges. Syracuse Km Implements fertilizer sower Edge Tools. Mi lay. . . ind lira Ha; went to Maple . . L I chi Mr. them. Noah aid . R, A. Smith and Mr. t Farmville, were Smith's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. horn were to see his brother. Robt who is very sick, near Ayden Saturday and returned Sunday. B. P. Cobb wont to Morehead last week. B. E. Parham passed through Tuesday advertising his tobacco warehouse. Mrs. Tom Robinson is very sick- The doctor prescribed a dose of and lemonade with it and its put her in a critical con- We hope will soon recover. , . We had a nice shower of rain yesterday evening. It looked like we were going to have a storm, but did not- .- . . i . Carolin I ever, I n, end sea . I ts yield it , . hOW- , . at its s. Owing part . ii w Will n rimes. ma th i paper in m . bills becoming due two papers could live this month collections in a town that was not large Improvement enough to give one a sup- port. The Times in the forgoing m Zan Bern- very truly points out the duty J , , ,,,. the citizens Of f town toward inflammation, paper. One V ;, I., paper is better than hell a doz- en poor ones. Piles be We rant.,. Price Sold by J. L John I., w by Wooten Pitt Boy Again. Pees Laxative Cough Syrup for young and old i, prompt for croup, hoarseness, whooping cough Gently laxative, Guaranteed. by John L. Wooten. Among the successful cants for license before the State board of pharmacists in session at Morehead City this week, we notice the names of B. S. War- of Greenville and U L- of Ayden. You can count on Pitt county boys. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA 1789.1907 Head of the State System. College. Graduate, Medicine, Engineering, Law, water works, electric lights, heating system. New dormitories, V. M. C. A. building, M in Fall term begins Sept. r, FranCiS P. President CHAPEL HILL. N- L- k. POOR PRINT

r- mm mm .-,,, EASTERN REFLECTOR. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY J. Editor and A boy f New Ha- Conn., run away with married a girl of 2-2, at which hi Of course it known the start that it Bryan, tin- convention to till E- lend a second I n Jan. 1907 at the at Greenville. N C r Congress of Truth to mother became in- out the time agreed upon so as GREENVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY JULY 1908. COMPLIMENT TO SMALL. The national Democratic con committee It i indeed a compliment made John II. Small, of of extracts from the this district, that Demo- national congressional committee in compiling a cam- wk of extracts from the Congressional Record, should quote one i his speeches as an argument against the ship sub- policy of the Republican party. Out of forty-three con- portions of whose speeches arc used in the hand book, Mr. Small is the only one from North Carolina. He has made a most faithful in congress, and the people of his district are going to show their appreciation by giving him an unanimous renomination at the convention to held in Plymouth this week. Congressional Record which is to be distributed for campaign information. To aid in defray- the coat of issuing the book it will be sold at cents a copy and can Le had by sending that amount to Lloyd, chair- man Democratic congressional committee, Washington, C. The contains useful to The i in Record is somewhat in error in saying Governor Glenn had his wings crapped in the Denver by a i ion to limit the length of seconding speeches just as he iron getting ready to say hi. That was made at the close of our governor's Miss Anna Gould, it used to speech. Whether those in the be, married her foreign com cut inn hoard it or not, it got count, but he proved to be no in all right and that she divorced him. several columns of mighty good Not with this first search it. for royalty proved a failure, she tried again and has married Jud r H. Neal is a another con ill w m says loaded j In his , . ;,. he jury or Wake com the first that In- M has lost I I account, has ma trouble . bringing u .- larger mi k-i of her two Ir. i of . . rail father. Hut a Ir- em ;, to take care f . it us he had I r children go along i i a and the m y, I mi all around., allot; . Mime spot safer . n . a bunk. A v, mil; n had . . . I ., I ill law gives t it- ill v . i. y I . mad and got a slipper ready to give him a spanking when he arrived home with bis bride. When children don't lie- have themselves they may ex- to feel the touch of the ma- slipper. The Taft notification commit- tee are going to turn loose small balloon when they go to officially inform the nominee that he was the choice of the Chicago convention. Further evidence that the Republican campaign is to be largely tilled with hot air. How our language does get close by in its progress. We have already heard the expression as touching a drink, and now some of them talk about base ball games as the kind that the lows who lose play. Those ex- can go in the class. Home of the counties have ready organized Bryan and Kitchin campaign clubs. We ought have a big one in before the c invention tin a K itch in club the -i in the St . l n hi at i wife i . i . i up i i on a moving i train, lie toll . , be . b h VI yum w I is; I . ruin in me . The uproot . i in the day- of . lie Annul Was on- a three r ministration in Diana, day political convent roaching ii in rivalry and only lake a few more ell In ahead of it. to give the lintels a chance. You know Denver gave just to get the convention. Die Missouri fisherman who claims to have found a lady's gold watch iii the stomach of u 40-pound catfish which he caught, failed to state what went with the lady or if the watch was till at work. Charles F. Murphy, the III Allen's Foot many leader, says Bryan will New York t his rear. That can shoes one site small- i after using Alms It is the kind Of talk we like or new shoes feel easy; instant relief to and bun- bear. I ions. It's the greatest comfort dis- of the age. Cures swollen feet. The The Mr, i . ho i . mi l found ; an i made w a with it. look- like en ins of this kind have been printed to induce person bu to ii in the ban . From expressions of approval we have heard, people of county are largely in sympathy u I lie recent suggest The . r. it i r i ire. . . -in i i . Govern r G i- speech ii en I . ml tin ,. hi- n turn show how the; appreciate v hat has i i u end a man to of iring. A in i Sat h ho before seen our I put in and other p. mini.- going on, expressed at progress the town is making and said he hoped due of Charlotte's building and loan associations just ma- a series of shares amount- to brings us to hope what may lie some of these days. From the way those who op- posed Bryan in and in 1800 are now declaring they will give him their support this time, makes a good prospect hi- election. With com readily selling at a dollar a bushel the farmer who has a surplus of it is strictly in the at. But the who has to buy corn at that price ii- all overheard. The ticket ii-all fixed now but the em it, The many local will have to stand to the rack a Idle before knowing who will get the Tom i sun the i lion i- . I fill man. bill he ii in lib dial I ho I an i on hi not his vote or en I a The thing that Charlotte is getting out is the There is no doubt of ii- being the widely known tow n ill lie- Stale. We hope nominal Mr. Div- an on Friday nu n do moan u for the i thing ; to turn show the day the Bx-Gov. W. I. Douglas, of Massachusetts, says there is no use for the tariff, and gives his reason forcibly therefor. And he exactly right. There will lie much in the pa- between now and the that you want to read. Good time to subscribe. With conventions about over press dispatches have gone back to tilling space with Harry Thaw. It is a good sign when even some of those who are opposed to Bryan are afraid he is going to lie elected. With the man and the plat- form all right there should lie no question as to what you w ill d about it. recent hot spell caused many deaths in the cities. In New York people died iii one day from beat prostration. The Socialist nominee for president has declined to run. he saw no prospect of get- ting out of the If wt do not gel limes form until the Re- mis us they ii ill be long i hue coming. a pity that the North i a delegations to Denver . . i , v, . b-- blisters, callous and spots. It is a certain for tired, feet At all Druggist and Shoe Stores, accept any substitute. For FREE trail package, also Free Sample of the Corn-Pad. a new invention, address Alien S. Olmsted. Le Roy, N. Y. When u guard u prison- c . I lo . . try I . i I. ; lie nor u have u guard nu in his speech at Denver bi i not to keep the lo put in -nine good words us to prisoners i a the progress of North Carolina and If we all As long as has not prom- well us . Glenn does we would hard i Min. there is no of worry about what to do with It ill case he COX'S MILL ITEMS. Cox's Mill, N. C, July 1908. Miss Helen Haddock spent last Saturday night with Miss Allie Cox near Haddock's X Roads. Oscar Evans and Miss Halie Page attended church at Rose Hill Sunday. W. M. Page went to Greenville Saturday evening. There were some pretty gills on our streets Sunday. Our town is noted for pretty girls. Miss Kizzie Hardy returned home Sunday from a visit to J. A. Moore's. Mrs. L. N. Edwards is on the sick list this week, L. F. Everette has got another fine crop of tobacco. He is a good W. A. Tyson, of Greenville, was here Sunday, Mrs. J A. Moore was in town Sunday evening. Henry Page and Miss Bessie Moore attended church at Rose Hill Sunday. Oscar Evans has got some line tobacco. The number of people, mostly children, who oil pleasant even- are given on outing a out the and along the river batiks, is a good indication of the that could be de- rived from a pavilion and bath houses on the river fr. it. to have a fuss among them- by nor having these conveniences. ought to take advantage of the for pleasure the icon paving . , river offers. has ball. Possibly ii was to get used to the feeling of being looks like Watson and Hearst will have small following in their side show s. For Sale-A line lot of C. Brown Leghorns, standard bred; mammoth Turkeys and Guineas This is choice stuck, and would not be sold at this season but want of room. He quick. W. A. B, Hearne. tile, N C. U will not take this weather to ruin all line .-. it m who cm Be that the proper and far distant day to lie nun for Mr. among our citizens. That is one way Greenville grows, ham. who holds the nomination for commissioner of agriculture that did not to him fairly, is to surrender it and let go to Mr. Moore who is entitled to it. The people have nothing against Mr. Graham, but they love fair- and want to see the right thing done. The Bryan demonstration in the Denver convention was minutes longer than the Roosevelt demonstration in the Chicago convention, that is something to crow about, W just out-hollered the other lows. If we vote in the same proportion in November it will be all right. o advance State. The national Socialist party has nominated for president a man who is serving a year there is a welcome for all good people who want to cast their lot with the best town in the If does not make a landslide to Democracy in this year we shall be surprised. With such a ticket and such a platform, both State and nation- we should certainly win a great victory. The national convention just closed Denver will bold the record for and noise until four yours more roll around breaks it. The year is certainly something in the of convention records. term in the penitentiary. If they could elect him. how they would think of going about get him iii his seat. The National convention at Denver must have taken the tip from North Carolina in holding all night conventions. It gave Mr. Bryan the unanimous nation at morning. Hitchcock, of setts, has made chairman of the Republican national We wonder what a foreigner or some parson who never beard base bull would say should be drop in a hot game. He would probably think be had struck a it tee and manager of Candi- date Tail's campaign. , A daughter of Mr. Bryan and a daughter of Mr. Roosevelt met in the Deliver convent ion, and both expressed themselves as William is such a popular name for nomination this year that even all the county candidates with that name are taking age. . Having their names printed on the ticket is the r. . honor those Socialist candidates lunatic to get out of it. crop pro-pi els. This weather may put u cheek on the big run pt aside resort The ii prayer day. So doubt was needed. Anna Gould ii used to be has Hot her another husband, and i- Welcome to him. And Durham, the druggists shall not sell it. Let the good work go on. Here's hoping will not freeze while hunt- for the North Pole, The platform adopted by the national Democratic convention is in every way n worthy one. Mr. Bryan certainly has cause to feel good over it. He is the man in the country. The has taken to open water again and will next be heard from Honolulu. Everybody is going to vote for William, and William will get elected. Record. If the base hall game failed to give that opinion, one of our modern convention would do the work all right. And wants to get mar- again, too. Possibly In thinks he cult take a second dose ab well us Anna. Wanted V ring men ill m m, who to ii ,. i for raising or. t . It to can g is a business to bu men and will be interesting to any who do not mean Ad- dress W. A. B. Hearne, Box Greenville, N. C. d w Bryan certainly came mighty near of them for him. If Perry gets there he should boiler back to DEPARTMENT , Ir, Of J. M. BLOW . . Rates on Application Authorized Agent of The Eastern Reflector tor yon you planted your gar- den is the question every one is asking. Woods Seed are the best for the South- You will find all kinds perfectly fresh at Drug Store. Don't make the mistake of getting some kind Mr s J- F. Hart is right sick. Do you go to bed tired and get up tired Take a bottle Sarsaparilla Ced Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hart re- turned from Kinston yesterday. M. M. makes the best cold drinks that can be made at cold the year round. Try one. Attention- Every body likes at- It will please your STATE HAPPENINGS. p- THE COUNTY MAP. I GREENVILLE WATER SUPPLY. J- candy M. ML Sauls has just re j a magnificent assortment, a Raleigh years old at prices from to 1.50. I has been given a 4-months sen- We were at J. H. Smith's the roads for running a Winterville, a few days ego- blind Prof. Harry Howell has resign- you go to bed tired and get and fertile of ed as superintendent of the Take a bottle of Sauls has the cultivation ac- Lr tobacco. His farm is similar in High adopted to corn, cotton and pots- toes. Mr. Smith is a mode farmer, plenty cf hog and hominy and is a strong Smith Co. are running A Davidson county com- five crimes in one night, of which three were capital of- subject to death penalty Secretary cf State Grime. Give. Some J t Purity Information. Editor Raleigh, July 1908. Many of our citizens have Editor Eastern erroneous ideas of the g-J of purification and nitration em- down the door when of o. -i mm Greensboro, are in Ayden have re- V, Smith went to Friday and had a satisfactory adjustment of their losses with the insurance represented by Messrs. M Ashby. h ma . ,. school, Rev. H. E. Tripp, our a dist pastor, was called to Golds . Point. Mrs. T. V. cf Salem, tried to kill both husband herself. She struck him a violent blow on the head with an while he slept then start- ed to drown herself in the well but was prevented from carry- out her purpose. An Asheville citizen, armed with a pistol and a whip, went to a dry goods store by Ins when, he salesman apologias t the for a i the J id at ti- point of Greenville. N. C. Dear In your editorial of July I notice that you say the Chamber of Commerce appointed a com- co-operating with a committee from the boards of county commissioners and cation, looking to procuring and circulating a map and statistical information of the The United States department of agriculture, bureau of in co-operation with North Car department o are preparing end publishing maps with soil differ- section.- of North C ployed in the city water works, admission wail refused. As the they believe that chemicals are house was fleeing a used to objectionable load cf bird shot was Bred These maps an exact and all .-iv c substances and that these chem- remain in the water and may themselves be Now, Mr. Editor. believe a short clear explanation of the system, without entering into tiresome details, would the readers of The Reflector and that means practically all the people in Greenville. The objectionable impurities may be divided into two general elates Firs H s in in to his body. The house was then robbed of what money could be found, ard the wife of the wound- ed man was at the point of the gun to yield to criminal assault. The perpetrator of all crimes was captured. Insurance Fraud. Insurance Ti Thursday to funeral of a lady who died In I Greensboro. Dr. Hardy Johnson, who r- located here, coming Trenton, h moving today to e port, N. C, to p. He ii a clever, Em ti at ti, father proceeded a . o ling with the I P. V. i a layers, . , s v a-. pistol. i m bin Hid of We i egret av.- f el low us. Charlie Boss, has Just passed his e and received bis i t, and will in Wilmington. Regular quarter the Baptist church Sunday, Mrs. J. R. Smith a I have been spending a in the country, Frank White was former In L i few days ago ti b a, the bedside of his who WU very sick. We learn Mr, W. Smith bad a Wednesday night. Ayden. Grover is e . house on i street. . lime just J. B. Is l or v, ; -3 i w h- h . HI oil July if . e p; . if lie, , in i ; year. by years use ., whom l r ,,. bout . t d d. . t . now branches, road. towns, sou T s Boil an i be i, g t of till x M-iv. IT. i, rail- S-c. i j the i b- . i aim solution. other Sec I tact r . M t i; with i. ii J. K. is out in wars to I a dealers of . . . u . n i-i k m l do in Ir and TI x. aV. t f wt i in Ti n t. i r a i i Di id . , the are Only this week one first class apples were sold on the local market for ten certs a bushel and in one case, the owner unable I roll any price wagon load . d in i y In to t I t . ; ., . ii . , Arab V IS ii . . . i ;,. who ;. for the hose are made ,.;,. by W. E hydrate assisted by G. U. Mac- Bakes and et of the North Carolina de- all the day. m of agriculture field operations h Prof. B. W. ire the m , I ion. ; .,. the t . . ., . it t e N i be their law. sec- I i In -i i . . . pi-. . . . ; eke v ,. v . of ii lo-S i ; hi . ii J . will pk site J. a. i W. J. our clever at Misses W. ant is spending a few days Gardner will with his family at N. little party. The musical lawn party that was to have been held on the Tomato Crop Short. night of July 9th, was postponed. is short and on account of bad weather . who Intend to can Tuesday night. July 14th. The house admission f and cents. cake absolutely Ice cream and free, music by the band. A vote for the prettiest girl will be one of the features. Come one all for a good time for the fit of the band. C. A. Fair, Com. The motor wood saw will make a round next week. Those who have wood can make a date for service. Asa Ed. Garris, Supt. Mrs. Jesse Cannon is visiting her son, Dr. C. L. Cannon, of Morehead City. Water melons are coining in. Jno. Dixon had a load in town Saturday, the first of the season. C. J. Smith Son had a large boiler to arrive last week They will combine this with their other improved machinery and double their capacity by the ginning season. Elias Turnage and J. J. Ed wards have gone to spend a few days at Panacea Springs for rest and recreation- Whooping cough and the little urchins go hand in hand, but are bad companions. would do well to secure them now. The bottom crop is all gone, and the recent rain has affected the vines that the top crop will be very short. Two years ago in the middle of the season sold for cents a dozen and a peck for a short time and then wet back up to the first of the season prices. History will repeat itself this year Saunders Dead. Miss Susie Saunders, a of the late Col J. H. of this county, died Sunday evening in Washington. The remains were taken to Scotland Neck for interment beside her father. Delicious Banana Cream. Thia recipe is highly recommended by one of our correspondents, try n for desert tomorrow. . Peel live large bananas, rub smooth with five teaspoonfuls of sugar. Add one teacup sweet cream beaten to a add one cups boiling water. Hour mold cold garnish with candid cherries whipped cream or any good pudding sauce. is sit Grocers at per package. Scaly Sin, Panics. will send how B. above i also and Rheumatism. ; . ; , . , . . ;,;. . , at I rum Wood . i i ail or Blood n i- where Sore, are run down or or eyebrows tolling out, u. It kills , , pure and rid., heeling every and completely changing the into a clean, healthy humor.-, J. i all leave after the Mb and purifying the blood B. B. B. in is way a Bond of pure rich blood . direct to the -kin itching stops and humor or sore is healed and cured. BLOOD BALM B. is peasant and safe to talk; compose of pure ingredients. It ties and enriches the blood. Druggists, per large bottle Directions for home cure. Bo C county .- r. Greet in feel I i. ii be per id I is i in Pitt I N, ha t i. , . . ER, El . i iv . It AYDEN. C. the ., ,,,,. Mr, the v. -i allowed to N C i to the n Caswell i at the time, the m, F. M. Simmons, who member of the agriculture, could doubtless prevail upon Hon. Milton Whitney, chief of bureau or the Hon. Wilson, secretary of agriculture, to of North Carolina, at tin dose cf business additional force be, HE BANK OF AYDEN. Free Blood Cure This coupon cut from ville, N. C. Reflector II good f r large sample of Balm free in Simply fill address on lines below and null to BLOOD BALM CO, Atlanta that an put to work in this at The Chamber of would do a service to tho county and also expedite this work by now having prepared descriptive and statistical matter to the government Arrangement could doubtless be male with the of agriculture or by Senator Sim- mons for the publication by the government of thousands of ad- copies, to which might be added a fuller supplement set- ting forth the splendid and resources of the progressive county rut- am sending you the soil publication and map Edgecombe county. J. Grimes. Resources i . Furniture and Due from B km . . Silver coin, hank note and other notes i,; exp. paid subject I Total, 282.86 k. 34.128.90 of STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. OF PUT , . that . R. Smith. Oilier to toting above statement is to the best m Cashier. the Subscribed and sworn to Correct-Attest, fore me, this 11th. day of May STANCIL HODGES. Notary Public R. C. CANNON. J. R. SMITH, Directors. POOR PRINT

DOING OF TAR HEELS Th. re in section I . diseases putt and until the last few to incurable. . i lilt many I due pro- .-I t a local and .- and by con- When f to cure local treat- u Science I. pro en lo a h. i lore requires .-. Ca- by F. J. to . Ohio, is the on- core on th market. It en from ll drop to a arr and Col. Pale How CU at th- North irate for M ltd v the following lei by Senator and Overman. Col. Paul P. Means and John D. Bel- made impossible for Gen S. Arendell. alternates hi act for any of the eight absent These two j r were thus d the privileged participating in the I of the delegation, and result was that the active friends of Mr. Bryan failed t -et the committee assignments, which by general should have gone to em. Last night the Carolina when washday comes, delegation had its first P MS h's to vote in the convention over the washtub; who and the action of Mend y night was The cession fur It acts direct- and of Tn.-y m hundred dollars tor any can fails to cure. Sen for e ill ind ti F. J. Sold Druggists, .-. Hall's Pi tor Wanted-A Man Who Will Do The Wests. The man wish to marry, says this change cf position on the part of the controlling in the delegation came with the motion to unseat the Guffey from Pennsylvania. end Julian was d id C to vote as a delegate a Arendell was r a vote, but he declined .- . There was no fr m an of the Simmons following as there was on Monday night, the important to be filled i wholly in sympathy with Mi Bryan. Col. Arendell vi last night for the r at desires to keep his record clean. He takes the position that hi vote Monday night I of Execution Sale. State of North Carolina. i Pitt In D. M. Johnson Co. Vs. W. S. Wilson. virtue of an execution directed to the from the Superior court of Pitt county in the above en- titled action, will, on Monday the 16th, day of July. at Vi o'clock, M. at the court house door of said county, sell to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy execution, all the right, title and interest which the said W. S. son defendant has in the following described real estate, to Situate in township county of Pitt and state of North Carolina, lying and being on the North side of far river, and East side of and adjoining the lands former- belonging to J. deceased. Allen Baker and others, and bounded as follows, at the run of Creek, at the mouth of Seedy Branch and runs up said Branch to the mouth of a ditch, up said ditch to a holly, N 1-2 de- E. to a Cherry tree a the road, . , with the N 1-2 West, to a contributor tithe August forked pine near the road, thence N Signer, IS one who WOUld, if line to Allen , , Baker, line. with Bakers line to J. Sheppard line, thence with his line to a gum in Lawn Branch, thence with Ben Daniels line to the creek, thence down the creek to the beginning, curtaining TOO acres more or less, it being the identical land conveyed Eliza A. Little, to I. B. Little by said Jan. 26th, 1893 which is of record in the register of Deeds office of Pitt county, in book page and excepting about acres conveyed by J. B. Little to many of his evenings at h. and j. of loafing recorded In book ; also ex- t e umber conveyed w . . street corners, or,.,.,;. ,., ,. short, by deed re- corded in H page This . day of June Use DeWitt's Early pleasant pi Is that .-re easy to take- Sod by Wooten's Drug Store. Ragtime, isn't Witch is ally good for piles. Recommended and sold Wooten's drug Store. OLIVER Typewriter Is the Standard Visible Writer of the World Water on the brain is seldom due to a-thirst for knowledge. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup acts upon the bowels and thereby drives the cold out of the Sold by Wooten's Drug Store. cold winter mornings and build the fires; who would be ready to walk the floor midnight with a colicky who would spend street corners, s of amusement, talk ii i and i who in i; , who do. s not con- . i- In e ion, a MAN As to , I; I they count, I. W. T It's up to the grass widow to make hay while the sun shines, j Bert Barber, of Elton, Wis., have only taken four doses of DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills and they have done for me more thin any medicine ever done. Sold by. Wooten's Drug Store. DAVID C. JAMES, Local Agent Some n en find it easier to dodge taxes than i will without doubt help anyone who has stomach disorders or trouble. Take day and con-1 it for sh time that is to give complete relief, j is sold by Wooten's Drag Store. Far County Treasurer. Ii you want your HORSE to trot last and pull strong buy your Kay, Oats and Corn of W. B. He will sell Better Feed and More for Less we maY add where fire cannot Money Rules the World. but only when it is handled gently. The miser who hoards his and spends his time counting it has the contempt his and unceasing worry for himself. The worry comes to any man who keeps his money where it may be lost, stolen or destroyed. is a stranger to him who wisely its his cash in The National Bank That is the place where moth nor rust doth corrupt, nor thieves into and and I beg to announce Money than any man h. town, elf as a candidate for the- r ion as Treasurer of the county of W. D. HI O subject to the action the for Corn, Hay Democratic primaries of the Cotton MeaL G. T. Chicken Hominy, Cracked d i W Com, com Meal all kinds of j Feed. C. DeWitt X. . In 1897 h f of I break out and steal. organize C- North Car party c .- Ii, run i Shop i been d ii d a ion, it i rot for him i in the n of ii the friends Bryan are In absolute c There r ;. the twenty-four North delegates . v. was or the Guffey T. votes were ti Guffey, and . One of the v ; s was i fly who r . . . . w ho v men I. , . v. the N i hen Mr, the platform at , i in i Mr I did not think th ; ; y late vi . n contest from Pen spoke for The action of the delegation in alternates the right u a ii e i ii is . Hid Si . . J I by the lands made to A Card. I hereby m removed for from Fa I Greenville. profession raid mortgage, of June I In , r. s ;. of C. attorney. Notice street next d to J. H's I cm be found when not elsewhere. Dr. v O in to rs ed Edmond preps. Located in main business see town Four chain n and each o i i . I i . i; . . r . .-. . . rt t-an. you for pas ,. s ill good is d J-U-S-T-I-C-E The Plumber i-d of administration, xi., upon the estate Notice -0 the I, upon t; estate of i,, deceased, having this day Saving duly I in the So been I to me by the Clerk the court of county as court of Pitt county, notice is administrator of the to all persons holding I Roberson, i. delivery be at the aims against said estate to present to all persons u I to tin any hour of the nigh , tome for payment, to make payment to w your patron and on or before the nth day of j the all per having j our best to please you. any claims said are t pres tin sun l . ore PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY. ; that you by his rather than by the his bill. If we sent in bill doing; your work, you would say that such j small sum could not possibly I PAY FOR EXPERT PLUMBING. j You would be wrong. We do as j work as any plumber in the Rt CB and can ,, c , . . . the lo d. Two wagon ; your deli rs and you admit we speak the truth. any tome during th day, and our bill is smaller than you are plant i will do use to. why should you if the is all right . ,. . 1909, or is will be plead f Ir All persona I to said estate are to Ii ii lent. June, 1903 . W. . V . or 6th of will This of I . . I i . . . ti e Ice Plant, Johnson, . . Proprietors to I; -i. Hotel J. W. Prop. the I II Lt U . of the I . V, . I l mi . I . , . . I as of Letters of i j i of the Si i j notice is heron. . ii I . . in , . i mo I I . . or present . pleaded i r authenticated, All persons ind to said I hi fore the 6th day June pay-1 this notice will be in bar of June ray tab In IT.- . able boarders, h i Weber. Weber ii . nag. Mat Em- player, . . . . I Bate-. I MRS. MAE I DUFFY ., . . or or recovery. All indebted estate are d to n ORGAN payment to the This day I W. A, j . I . A . i, Administrator's Notice. A, James, Jr., i w. A. James, de. Attorneys, form the is now ready for re.-j , I I Mail ii . Sf. I FARRAND, a r.- to Serve. The ideal Instrument will probably be a piano, which will be playable by hand or by the mechanical attachment at will, is most popular piano in the world f For beat plane at any price and or. j easy terms, call on or write. J. W. Hight BRICK Pro. of . . of K. T. W ceased, of I it . iii Carolina, Chit i to all having .,. -i. the of the said M .- . lee thorn i , n k town- absent delegates is in . . . ,; X. el this notice will be pleaded In bar of How often you can et a ii ,. a dons a nail or sore driver or gar Have a tool box be prepared top emergencies, is a you could desire, and we will that your tool does not lack a single article. State delegates, who even j authorized Democrats other represent delegates. The delegates who voted Monday to prevent General Carr and Col. Arendell from voting in the organization the delegation Sena tors Simmons and Overman, Col. Paul B. Means, John D. Bellamy, Sol. E. F. Lovell, R. R. Ross, W. J. Those who voted to allow them to represent absent delegates Governor Glenn, Sheriff J. T. Ellington, Maj. E. J, Hale, John W. son, George A. Mebane, L, A. Bethune, B. S. Graves.-T. J. Pence in Raleigh News and Ob- server. Big ribbon sale at Mrs. L Griffin Co's., Saturday July No goods charged at this sale. Of You get Harriers Horse Goods I c J. R, Corey their recovery All indebted to estate will make This June Julia II. Wilson, of It T. Notice to creditors. For Rent at Low Houses in West Greenville near the A. C. L. railroad, with and without modern accommodations. Can serve any family as to room requirements, have from to s room buildings. Any one wait- can apply to W. M. c.-W. L. Smith, or to D. J. n h . id a good . v prices or application and can W J Gardner, The Brick Man, Bethel I ; . i FOR SALE. Mill Having qualified before the court clerk of as of the estate of Martha A. Moore, deceased, notice in by given to all persons indebted to tin- estate to make payment to the undersigned, and all persons having claims against said estate are notified to present the same, duly authenticated, to the undersigned on or before the 3rd day of June, 1909, or this notice will be plead in bar of re- This 3rd lay of June, 1908. Annie B, Dudley, cf A. Moore. Deed. Harry Skinner. Jr H. ti. SKINNER LAWYERS. WHEDBEE Greenville, N C Splendid Home and Farm Two From Station. The Leonidas Fleming home place, five miles from Greenville, two miles from House station, on Great Swamp, the test farming section in Pitt county. new two room school building on the premises. Will sell as whole or in separate parcels. Options given at once. Possession given January 1st, Wish to show prospective purchasers the while crops are growing. J. L. Fleming, Atty. Brick Livery Co. J. B. PEED, Manager First-CUss Vehicle, Good Horses Your Patronage Solicited In Front of House FOR CHICKENS AND EGGS. At New Market in front of Nor- folk and Southern Depot. I. Q. SMITH. ESTABLISHED 1875- S M Wholesale and retail Grocer and Furniture Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed Oil Turkeys, Oak Bedsteads, Mattresses, etc. Suits, Baby Carriages, Go-Carts, Parlor suits Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. Ax Snuff, high Life Tobacco, Key West Henry George Cigars, Canned Cherries, Peach- es, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly. Meat, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Soap, Lye Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Garden Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nuts, Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Currants, Raisins, Glass and Wooden ware, Cakes and Crack- Macaroni, Best But- New Royal Sewing Machines and numerous other goods. Quality and quantity cheap for cash. Come Bee me. S M SCHULTZ A. J. GREENVILLE, N. C. PAUL THE TAILOR Can be found on Fourth street prepared to clean, press repair Mens Clothing and ladies Skirts All work done promptly, suits made to order when desired. Your patronage Solicited. L. MOORE W. H. LONG Moore and Long ATTORNEYS AT LAW N C DR R. L. Dentist. GREENVILLE. N. C Raleigh, N. C. LEADING FLORISTS. OF NORTH kinds of choice cut flowers in Special attention given to Wedding and Funeral Bulb stock. Pot plants for Winter bloom- Rosebushes, Hedge plants Shade trees. flow Many Bricks Have You Sent Away That like a funny question, addressed t every cit- of this town community, but really a period one. There is now just completed n magnificent build- of red brick exterior and concrete interior right in the business heart of one of the biggest of American, It occupies a block and calls itself in a large Largest Monolithic Building In It has Boors, with about a honored acres of floor space. The entrances are of solid marble. The floors are beautifully tiled. Altogether it is a credit to the big city in which A stands. Oh. it's a Jim Dandy now, many bricks have you sent to the city to into this big build- Honest, how many Of the hundreds of thousands of pot into the walls of this building the city when it stands has contributed not a red brick. try people, the people of small towns and cities far away the big me- have sent in the bricks for the of this You may have sent in a hods of bricks your- self without knowing it. This cent structure, which or- a city you prob- ably never will see your- self, is built of bricks bought with the dollars of living in towns just like like to have some new buildings themselves now and then. Every dollar contributed to the building fund means a nice, hefty hod of bricks for this big, beautiful skyscraper, in the of its kind. This building was put up. through the kind donations of their unknown country cousins, by a firm that ran a small store in that city a few years ago. But this firm conceived the cute idea of having thou- sands strangers contribute bricks to build its fine, large, new store. And the building is a Order Store. Sec DILEMMAS. of the Em- Condition. Many dilemmas arise from the doctors duty keeping his THE CHINESE LILY. A Pretty Fancy Is the of Its Fairy Origin. Once a time there lived in China two brothers, I. secrets. vat recently j elder brother, not with the i. case of a doctor having inherited the larger share who disc iv red that a signalman on the parental estate, seized the most a was in such an unsound valuable part of the j condition that he might have Wen him but a few acres of Icy, the cause accident What unfruitful soil, was the doctor's duty Was it The younger brother bore the right for him ken the greediness i f the elder one until be or behave disclosed J was finally overcome with poverty use all his to get ; shall be thy r to permit him to n-port I find riches and fume beneath, the . It was I by i that soil where thy head bin a moment . , the rested. To reach the I h no ti k, Ii it he ii i ii.-. Hi t I con i in such cases it would a would not The ailment won the i round I tat med, and tin doctor would I thee to lie honored and loved for ii ; ire era , e cl of treat the pr i and using e in- i i gel the to his i m in. The of the whole i was that employees in important positions should examined y a doctor the company. The less serious pr arise doctor to disclose the con- of an an era- where there is no public involved An employee, for , . ill or . . Eh r . I. . , . i-i lid, even at Ii in- . if g the i hen the fain and n man n I ins . . .; ah i him. His r ground e-till there, and lie was j with a newborn co resolute i he I to the of treasure. many days he d lie i n I r I in the pr mis I in in J I i ti it t . a . doctor he pa-In .;. man lie I ling- on i i its root, ill ;. i a m, the . . t. sec i . . .;. i . Ii .- ion be- . . i w I i . . of . lie refuses ; answer . i the or ; i any . lie may have an action and thousands coma to brought him him. He named his treasure th the Royal Si en or flower of took the opinion en i-1 water airy, a that it has ever .- Clarke J since War-, t n common par- Mr. Horace , ii . of professional seer end ti was I i the ; lame it is know i a to r-s IS ESPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE NOW VIA LINE STEAMERS NORFOLK DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY. AT CLUB BREAKFAST TABLE For particulars and reservations address. E. T. LAMB, Gen. W. W. T. P. A. NORFOLK, Va. F. J. G. P. A. Md. i i r ts I i I ed ill of his duties th ii had en to Tic , I . cUb ill England o claims to be the the world. Z . iv . led i. . Mr. Hawkins I . mm i . j the . . ill En .;.,, . the -V a . cm toe n men I out. n Mail. , having or to the SEVEN SPRINGS HOTEL Opens Under New Management. NEWLY PAINTED RENOVATED White Waitresses in Dining; Room. Best Services For The Price. st Water in the State and is Recommended by Leading Physicians, COME AND BRING YOUR FRIEND. SUTTON PROPRIETORS. THE NORTH CAROLINA State and industrial college. Four regular Courses leading to Degrees. Special Courses in Teacher Training, Music. Manual Arts and Do- Science and in the Commercial Department. Free tuition to those who agree to teach in the schools of North Carolina. Board, tuition and all other expenses, including use of textbooks, 170.00 a year. For free-tuition students, 1185.00 a year. by a Spider. A spider t .-. to the at ti of the at- on ll. Ii ; in the year A French prisoner at Utrecht, who had of his lonely hours Li f spiders on the f cell, was able by them to forecast coining of rain or of frost. At a time when u sudden thaw raised the f Dutch seemed destroy the prisoner's Ii e of re his humble fr ends tip ; ave him sure v. renewal the an he lo -.--a . v lo sure the it in n f iv days their I able puss over the frozen water, a prediction that was soon fulfilled, so it came to pass n spider was responsible for the release Quartermaster Pi and for the conquest the D itch. Compiled. A distinguished Belgian lady, a German paper, wrote I note to the famous cellist, Thursday a t and ball. M. Z sad I shall happy you us. Cordially. r. your The baroness had not long to II ran i.- i el In the Scottish pr I enjoining ell , ball be utterly d and r A similar act , I in I and Golf club St. One of ti . I a., -1 Is in South wit h t eh gilts and improvements. .;. Silk a , I. I. N. C. u u men. h v ; j men, from from Lit- i- u of ;. I of the mod -3 in- . I, a c. . l , for ii Slav of that y In I V IV. became , of the eh and approved of its be-1 Royal I A;. , t St. I'd medal to it I MEN'S SUITS OFF i. for the artist's rep My in. Ira Hull ho am forced, uh n n to kind for Blue. I. your wish you my to enter should apply as early us dormitories is limited. Fall Session begins September 16th, For other information address The capacity of J. I. FOUST, President. Greensboro, N. C. Subscribe for The Reflector. Curiosity. won't you let ma look at your watch n Miss want to consult the replied the girl as she opened and examined its case Md works. was curious to see if tarnished gold or had any t on the delicate What do you mean Mr. Hunker told me were in the habit of soaking your watch. What is tho object of inch treatment, Mr. In allowed in he; , h ii b ad ever ;. . the door to catch I delicious odors which be bi a cl . application of a small nose to a crack. said Mrs. .; i them in tho I be kitchen door one Sunday morn r. by you slapping . I lie i playing fair, i ii-1 bad I've I ad four, too, playing i Tommy, his utterance . c again applied i. to l crack. an cold, u; j can't II half us can Opposite Center Erick Genera Merchandise. Home of lions, SI- A n a friend's pi. e in Virginia, much -led bis experiments In fruit culture. One day tho visitor was making the rounds of ; being ii of the young of ten, v, in led as guide. tree seems . loaded with the indicating a particularly specimen. assented the lilt-.- says this la a good year x to hear said the visitor. all your as of apples Ibis explained girl. tho Weekly. VI J. S. M Successor to FLEMING MOORING General Merchandise. Flit St ii i V U ii fa General Merchandise Vandyke House Furnishings, BINGHAM SCHOOL 1793 1909 FOR I IS YEARS to be MEN at THE BINGHAM SCHOOL. i . . i.-.-. MILITARY tor not u by of to Rites COL- R. Sm t- H. F P. I N. C POOR PRINT

LE DEPARTMENT n Charge of F. C. NYE S ht Eastern Vicinity-Advertises Ration Application JUST ONE WORD that it rater to Dr. Liver Pill and CHAS. G. JOYNER DEAD. GIRL MURDERED IN NEW YORK. i- L. L. Kittrell went to Green- boggles are bear in mind the p-to- Heel wagons carts today. made by the A. G. Cox Mfg. Co.; Mrs. E. E. Cox and Miss Olivia i -n i v . t a give I. of men i Kits are open them. ;. Bar- i A . s T-- I -.- curing .; i Winterville, N. C. Miss I , Cox went to Greenville today Roy Cox and his mater, y here at Ayden morning We are prepared to notice Go to M. G. Bryan Winterville, i We are to nil for tire insurance. for flues on short notice, represents the Co. us have your orders at of Greensboro. It one of the before the rush comes Prices best. ; C I. last year. A. G. Cox of Log Trains, were Manufacturing Co., . The Pitt County Oil Co. is , ,. house moved o Lumber . more convenient location last i . . a your Kinston. N. C. July of the Moat Prominent Native Died at the Hand, of Unknown Party North Carolinians in Baltimore. While Fighting for Her Honor. Baltimore, Md. July 14- Another murder has Charles G Joyner, one of the been committed in the state of r. p a I most prominent natives of North I New York, this time near Troy. a Carolina who lived in Baltimore, Hazel Drew, a beautiful young i died at his home here today. He governess, died while fighting had for several months been for her honor at the hands of a with a complication of, scoundrel who is yet unknown. diseases. Miss Crew's body was thrown in The funeral will take a small pond to convey the ; Thursday morning from his that she committed suicide. St Street. dues of her murder were Mr. Joyner is survived by his carefully concealed, but the widow, was Miss Sallie W think they will soon Parish, and five children, Mrs have enough evidence to make i James Holt, of Burlington, arrest as they have several clues C.; Leon L. Joyner, of Lading to the guilty party. Miss.; Chas. G. Joyner. Evidence at the coroner's Mrs. Bowman Hood and shows that the girl had not Sick headache Bilious ANY of these and other Indicate LIVER. Take No Substitute. I been ravished but died fighting Flights of Oratory From Wm. J. en's Speeches. entering the yards of the Kinston you shall not press down Miss Irma Joyner, of city. shout dark brow of labor this crown of He had been in business in-for her honor. shall crucify Baltimore for twenty years log train ran over Berkley mankind upon a cross of geld. was head of the large hat man- and Stock a white man. who lives in Trent humblest citizen in all the company of township, when clad in the armor of j Wits and Company. stronger News and Observer. for D. C, July. forward with all of it; I . .- H A. it.-, A. t st i .- Co. has j. d. i it for Latta, where , for some e in t i, of Lumber Company. IV Els lever there in our c m Corn and tobacco are occurred in an enthrones larceny. Awake. h a Lawgiver, awake B u forth from thine -The house. room cottage, pleasant- .-. C. S. Smith, . A. G. Cox Mfg. C d closed the season for tobacco trucks. They I 2.200 up to date, and large run on flues. i I ban piles of and speed on each thee back to Sinai. he i there no one it is the vi ice of the serpent, . j that the not the v ice of God, that bids . crew hi id of anything eat was the cf the body Millions for out have under the engine wheels. one cent i r conquest. God made all men Pity The Pow Rici. Ice by lotto is soon to have an ice plant. make ice by . ,. , h-i.-k and knees and others to is j of ,.,.,,, on week to get along on No tomb gratified with; Fire in Kinston. business A. W. banging to t r, Churchill Co. and F. F. Cox end C. J. Jackson Co. I went up the road Sunday. taking A opportunity to get Second Regiment band, was en cheap for the next few consumed a fire i will ; e is for a man w a am establishment and -c- . fa a the the r T, ice by a Fish new process which will a word ,.,,,.,,.;,. ard will enable and a helping hand. It a. every to a plant at harder for man who they has b en living at I e of, tons to unary candle ho has he did a year to get toe . awl on hands standard than it An will operate the pound capacity machine. Silver clothes its shroud. of It of lie You Must Register. Candidates for county offices should in mind that they their names with the pay names We always have c line fresh groceries or and. Barber Cc. Chas returned from a visit several days In Jen doer ltd wind owe, Builder, i us you prices or. . . j. E A. t. i w i See u.-; for tr Winterville Co of Farmville, spent Sunday here. I had gone Monday morning to mm stricken Wall street brokers, racked corn. encampment car- error Unfeeling city authorities have ail instruments with them. The people who, in i no, that on hot. News and Observer, the doctrine that kings, Manning, of Greenville, rule by right will not, breathless spent Sunday night here. He . subscribe to the of the , Monday Leaves For Trip port the Park lawns or on the The A. G. Cox Manufacturing Co. have just received a solid car cf famous Welded prices are inter- Gail to see us before pleas tent invite you to Portland, Me. July -Com- ,. v, Peary, accompanied by accept the of a living, , relentless wife, left Eagle Island, his faith rather than listen to those, . fate i specialty. buy wears sure we can Come get tn prices. r . eek with Harrington r Misses are spending Miss C v- ii i week. W. next w a be of County School Desk interest. A. Co. i We to supply your A. W. Nice, Ange Co. L. F. Elliott went c- today- Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Rouse, Greenville, spent Sunday here Peary and children will vis-ting as far as Sydney. The A. G are making extensive THEIR DUTY. ration the manufacture of I Scores of Greenville are Learning the Duty the r the blood is the k Canon City, Co., July 14.- enjoys. , . . . a moment when his Jg back was turned toward misfortune to scrape the door of his cell was along on a paltry a year in has shown up she is using hatchet as article of says o well known races mankind, either civilized or in a savage have the same regard for salt. In of central Africa tho natives regard us ii luxury end will willingly Ii m it. So much do like I ho that tho p n tho grass are used ti their meat. These contain which ports tho flavor to food. too, arc fond of salt. In a wild state they will readily t a spring tho water of which ha been Sportsmen know and it as r Bo ell Prices are Interesting. i-s col. Ashley, fire insurance j adjuster. left Tuesday for Greensboro. A large lot of nest flour just in Harrington, Barber Co. C. T. went to Parmele unlocked. Aila, slayer Of Father Lao, of Denver, felled the mi barrier Raleigh Times. he thought the en between Small Fire at -lock W. L. who had In town for the week sail A new line of dry goods to he students left I in next day for Ayden. Remember the bug To When they fall do this the kidneys . . his on , , and many ilia lo.- I The was immediately fills cure all. , . , ., j Prank living In n.-r on UM , , N. red ii . . , i. in f c f v line of dry gOOdS to no, of which my week. Harrington Bar- , the cell door, and the almost Of and I This morning about ii . lire broke out in the boiler room made an attempt G Cox Mfg. Co-. at of the Winterville. The alarm turned in and aid came promptly, Toe Cotton Plant. we the originated India, probably in Tho writings of country, dating buck as far ii.- c. of the tare of cotton cloth, Herodotus of in India bear a white like lie bad cotton plant. Cotton I by the and i the discovery of v i tho records New York American. ,., ,.,. Me- Men's as arc are still going. Call to our nice stock runabouts be fore you buy. Rev. T. H. King filled his reg- roll. bar Co. Misses and, Magdalene Saturday evening from a visit in the warden s f et i; ,. g deputy S . eM, door back, and I sit d to ray I A i the am-ill my me in constant was Ail i Burned DO- . Whenever to or I are inter- Miss Jeanette Cox is spending; pairs would r, the week with Miss Annie Cw dart I J and he n- about an hour or more of desperate fighting by the em- Men are of the company and B in any the town the fire r Is The loss is to moo, it gives no la I to the well built and Id mated about Th's is the second fire that has and the of those occurred there in the past ten blessed with a fine , Journal, days. appointment at Ayden Sunday morning night. To have a hone he must have plenty of good feed. All kinds of the hgt to be had. at Winterville Produce Co., next door to MilS Hattie Kittrell spent Sun day afternoon in Ayden. P. of. G. E. Lineberry filled the at the Free Will Baptist church Sunday morning Rev. Mr. Armstrong, of night. relief in a short time. I nit IV f-red from my have been regular i i action. am to r . For m a i dialers. Pi Si r, Co. In. N w York, toe its fir the LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP CONFORMS TO NATIONAL PURE FOOD AND DRUGS LAW. Cough. and Bronchial because It ride the a cathartic on the bowels. No Guaranteed to hr CO. A- An Improvement over many of a cold by acting money refunded e- i- t-. fat Lit by L. WOOTEN, Druggist THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. D. J. Editor and Owner Truth in Preference to Fiction. VOL. No. PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY. JULY One Dollar Per Year NUMBER AS TO CONTRIBUTIONS. OF CONGRESSMAN SMALL TO GET GO ENGINEER HERE. Its Pesky. Lincoln, Neb., July The Offered to Have Rails J On the first Monday in this month John B. National ex Small appeared before tho boar of commissioners of Pitt relative to the acceptance of an offer made by the director of public i f I M State agriculture, I MR. H. B. HaRRISS TO PLYMOUTH. SOME CONVENTION NOTES. What K, appointment of a sub-committee of eleven to meet at the Audi- Annex in to name a chairman t that the director w and the adoption of a resolution providing for Disking campaign contributions were High From it f Plymouth. N. C, July pres Mr. E. R. Ferguson, the new general agent fer North Caro- with headquarters at Char- the Mutual town, tn of New York, have taken -.-.- to see the are indeed ante many years we had privilege of bring in d the changes that last Mr Mr. here the town of t 2.1 l of one Further cf hr ct the more i particulars of the .--iii convention but some further; details will d inter- l i Th . committees wen member from d image . . the country furnish the e of consult- and ; i ; g r engineer for j would employ a competent per-1 son to immediate charge c and of the construe and maintenance the of the county. The matter was who ah c upon to form f c. has two a ck to aid the campaign made superintendent cf n number resolution -j, this and here v. ho do a very contributions is business. lined as n I . I'll . m ac- No contributions be from contribution some th between the con- shall be accepted m a of Whereas, the Great Spirit h seen infinite wisdom. . . . ire the brother I . Patrick, b Brother on th . . Pitt count f, i, and i as ire to om . t P. L. Daven-j fist of the Mr. J. R. ml; and were f in all c W. K. . Gregory j. M. B. M Dan . S. Cry W. D. Morrison; H. T. I. Nash, T F. Winslow J. b. Fleming. C . Woodley. ; Oil permanent . r. Nichols ii, W. L. U. Wheeler, A. H. Davenport, A K. .,. j. i.-. P. Fagan, G. . Winslow. C. . i the engineer to be sent here, but received a letter from the that brother Patrick in his sad hour. ft public roads advising .- is- . . .;. . its hotel public ma mutual life he fit him , ,. that as this is the busiest season for Mm t F. u f pro- in; of the Great Spirit, , indemnity, sod returns. The Hotel Winslow. B. of the year with the engineer could not be indemnity, . here to with the that may be derived. That b cops of r earlier than the resolutions he sent to Brother W equipped, meeting of the board. in this there Is little dang of Patrick, a copy ho spread to a town many times Executive committee-J. i Tayloe, C. S. Sawyer, W. M. Reed. W. K. W J. Grit- . W. P. Shaw, F. I . A. L. This is a matter in which the the investor losing the capital be , , committee re- ,, n should be V interested, as every citizen feels the New York in- C. Moore. f represented and New the only fin the need of better public companies had T. White, j Pleasant r- w.-. bat proxy bad n he state an I . . . r . . T. . f ft a r at C i, A . j J. L. S. B. committee re-elected Dr. A. L. Pendleton as chairman Av IMPORTANT Mr. P. Ives Approves he of Representative. New Bern. N. C, July Editor I understand that J. J. Laughinghouse again ;, for the legislature v i . ,. ; nominated and ct-. ; his kn . i n i H of x- is lure. great i D. . Y, f- . . i- it for om ;. ii.- he ; , i of the i. -i- . . Ii in J ; -i n i uM I Our tn y- exp i c--- , . h is t i, ht is much, us d lie. he ,;. in of d is one th-j is In p- i c int.- o today it is a matter feet.; our whole people, writer business 1874. the waters if our state re i fish and it was i c t tide for cu ties. They were so hi cheap we were able to fur- the people of our counties at comps The chamber of commerce at nothing mere than to last meeting appointed a furnish the assurance that to confer with the county were commissioners relative to the work should I improvements, and to urge the. De COmmended. There never j J. R Corey. Committee HEADS VERSUS LUNGS. a transfer at Chocowinity. Progress improvements were noted along the line of this road which passes through n splendid country. Good hut acceptance of the offer made; K that the orig- Some Sensible Observations en through Congressman Small for of the Men in the Convention. j we w those the services of the government and this proposition fords an opportunity of getting our roads improved at less cost than ever has been presented or may be presented again. All interested should talk with the commissioners and urge the ac of the offer. profits to be divided among the blush to however, is another when matter. These are decided by the methods of the management or the general success of the business. An extravagant man been sent for that county. A motion was adopted that no votes be cast in the convention by proxy. When Senator Godwin w s about the only shipping on Atlantic Coast s r Norfolk. Fish were so plentiful then that a few local we e concluding his Speech seconding the Were the nomination of J H. Small j number of fishermen for congress, he moved that days, in HAD A CLOSE CALL. to the unanimous of Congressman Small. The fact is, the devil is much at D j w. home in political convention. is in the air an influence j YEARS OF AGE, CHILDREN. Drowsed is the Sound While Returning From Surf. Mr. T. D. Blackburn, a co auction of Greenville, was among the excursionists to Morehead last Sunday and had a thrilling experience. He was on one of the sharpies returning from a trip to the and i reclining very carelessly on the deck rail. He was cautioned i to his position but did not heed warning. As the pilot of the was about to shift course the boat took a sudden dip and lover Blackburn into the sound where the water was very deep. the boat turned about I to rescue the overboard and for a time all was excitement. A box was first thrown him and this helped keep him afloat. The boat was difficult in such short turns and Mr Blackburn was run over several times before he was finally picked up and hauled back on board. He pretty well used I up and has not yet fully recover- ed from his experience. is likely to result in a decreasing rate of dividend, while careful and economic methods are likely to result in an increased amount of profits to be divided. Under man- the financial reports of he Mutual Life Insurance Com- of New York have shown a constantly increasing sum to be distributed as dividends among the insured, as will be seen by the following record from the reports issued by the Dividends paid in 1905, 758,003.99. Dividends paid in 1906, 919.15. Dividends paid in 1907, 331.493.34. Apportioned for payment in 1908. This tremendous increase in the amount of dividends paid and to be paid, is due to the and economical management of the company and the of deferred dividend policies. The Mutual Life Insurance Co- of New York, stands at the top. H. Bentley Harris, agent When wanting anything In the . feed line go to F. V. Johnston's new feed store opposite N. S. Brought to Hospital. Julius son of T. A. Thigpen, of Pitt county, was brought to the Pittman hospital evening ii. a serious con suffering with His condition was some- what better this morning and an operation may be performed late today.- Tarboro Southerner. that is not wholesome for the soul. At the late Charlotte meeting many fool things were done and said, and by men who ought to have known better and who did know better, but who turned themselves loose and let the devil lead them captive at his will. To be perfectly the average delegate, after he has become intoxicated with the convention, spirit, has no more sense than a goat. He reason to the winds and devotes himself to the business of try- to make more noise than tho man who sits beside him with a voice like a fog-horn. Lung power is the main thing with these delegates, and all their braying only adds to the and the run of the business. But there are a few men. blessings on them, who work their heads rather than their lungs. They restrain their passions, as a trained horseman does his steeds; they keep their heads cool and clear. They have no time are too busy controlling the shouters. After the turmoil has subsided and the clouds have cleared away, it is easy to look back and see these captains looming large above the lung artists who, sen- enough at home, are wild as bucks in Charlotte. Here, as elsewhere, these superior men attain their power by first con- themselves, and after Remarkable Maternity Record of Asheville Lady. In Asheville lives a lady who, if not entitled to the prize for maternity, should certainly take a high rank in any such contest. Mrs. Flora Brown, who lives on Williams street, has been the mother of children. Of this number there were four sets of twins. This record is certainly an unusual one, but it is made far more remarkable by the fact that Mrs. Brown is now but years of age. Mrs. Brown is not only no older than but also looks no older than her age. being robust in appearance, and, more than this she says that she has never had a serious Mrs. Brown has been married twice, and her husband is one year younger than her eldest son. She came from Winston- Salem, where several of her sons have good positions with the Reynolds tobacco ville Citizen. nomination be by acclamation. W. G. Lamb offered an objection to this and demand d the n-ll call On the roll call Small re- every vote but two, Mr. Lamb, of Martin and Mr. Vann declining to vote. F. C. Harding and A. P God- win were appointed to notify Mr Small of his nomination and es- him to the hall an he was given an ovation when he E- F. made the speech for W. L. Cahoon for r residential elector, the seconding speeches being by J. D. Biggs and C. S Vann. After a motion by R. W. King to him by acclamation, these were appointed to inform Mr. Cahoon, who made a brief but enthusiastic of acceptance. The committee on resolutions reported the following which was unanimously We the committee, on beg to submit the follow- Recognizing in our in congress, the Hon. John H. Small, a wise, able, and courageous leader, and review- with pleasure, and all the waters of the state, as done at the pres time, the N. S. R. R. Co. would not have been able to have hauled the H any single which caught each day Ex- fishing with small a has nearly destroyed the fishes of all kinds and it will be but a few more ye something is done to stop before the will be entirely destroyed. Capt. Laughinghouse has made a special study of this question, and we believe understands the needs of the people, and we also believe he will do nothing to in- the business of the fisher- men or fish dealer. The trouble is, and always has been, that the fishermen do not seem to know that they are destroying their own interests, and they are so narrow and illiberal it is necessary for some legislative action to control this whole mat- Hoping that your county will Capt. Laughinghouse to the legislature, I am, Yours truly, Geo. N. Ives. of honor, to procure his election. And be it further that in Hon. W. W. Kitchin, we his course in congress, Be it resolved, that we, the a peerless and wise Democrats in convention as- leader, and we hereby pledge do and our undivided support, to him, Mrs endorse his course the whole ticket as Just before going to press we as our representative. . named at Charlotte in the Dem.- learn of the death of Mrs. Caro- And be it further convention . line Evans at o'clock this That we recognize the action of On motion of Dr. morning at her home miles the National Democratic the convention gave a vote of west of Greenville. Mrs. Evans in the nomination of Hon. thanks in appreciation of had been sick for some time with W. J. Bryn. as wise, proper, mouth s hospitality, fever. She leaves two sons and and eminently fitting, and we do The entire business of I he eon daughter, L. F. and W. J. pledge ourselves to do all in our was transacted in W it to conquer i one s r. arm . ; V. Evans and Mrs. A. H Critcher. power, with our sense two hours. A Ur. POOR PRINT III II M