n Charge of F. C. NYE
A .; . . The Eastern and j
. i i. Please mind the
t a nice Tar Heel wagons and carts
. you had made by the A. G.
N C.
Hernia- mi on tho
Miss went to
yesterday afternoon.
Any in B good and
Barker, who has a
r call-
. n Gr en
V . r-l h r
con ;
to
next to ;
attention riv. i.
. l
is r
is. He will b-
Several new pupils entered
and everything
is moving; nicely.
J. S- Cox, who is an express
Richmond and
spending a few
Line between
Fayetteville. ii
days at home,
to Miss
s Hun at the A. G. . at Is spend-
Co. ti re a days with her parents.
Buggy is Harriss is also spend
we advise time with her.
our . Misses Helen Biddle and
j Brinson. of Craven, entered
.,. Johnson went to High School
, .
v . best flour in
i- o.
FOR TORPID LIVER.
A torpid the
and produces
SICK
Costiveness.
Sallow Skin and Piles.
There is Setter
DR. S-
PILLS, trial will prove.
Take No Substitute.
CHARLES R. SUGG REWARDED.
ton, r .
r a conn
COUNTY LEEDS GOOD OFFICERS.
his vacation at his old
home in Lincolnton, He reports Editor
Can I i Co. a most delightful sojourn. Having read the articles m
you -p per if Monday .
the cs r
mi , gent him,
Hi. Then tor and
every day. inure able d i or the
I has m i I
An Important for a Pill
County Man.
Charles R. Sugg baa been
superintendent of build-
. gov n printing office,
, Schmitt, whose
was tendered and accept-
. following
controversy with the
agent, which was taken to
the Public Printer for adjust-
a ft. r the dispute with
I . i
p d of Mr.
MISS WOOTEN ENTERTAINS NOW FOR GOOD ROADS.
Complimentary to Miss Gertrude Commissioners Will Have
of
On Monday evening from
to Miss Pattie Wooten enter-
most royally at tho home
of her parents on Greene street,
in honor of her guest, Miss Ger-
of Kinston.
The guests were met at the
door by Miss Wooten
and George of Kin-
Mile Built.
Though the efforts of Congress-
man John H. Small, who is
ways on the lookout for the in-
of the people of his dis-
the government offend to
send and exp. rt rood builder
here to superintend t he construe-
don of a mite or
the county
and ushered into the spa- would provide the labor
hall where delicious fruit material for build-
was served by Miss Mary ling it.
James and Burney Warren.
Miss Gertrude and
Wilson, Miss Lillian
and Will Hooker received in the
front while Miss Mary
and Norman Warren
in the back parlor.
Many potted plants, white,
pink and red artistically
arranged, gave the home a
effect The
being pink in the front
t had been, , or i the back parlor and
it is
th Public
. r matter,
. lo their I Desk
store. TI l still going. Let us have your ,, the for c Printer t
you will i r r ,.,,. v . r mi k
c Th -tor and ,,,. .,,.,;., . .,.,, not t to
but a pi . taint in Sc
A . b to . , p,
ll. i hall, and white in the dining
with i ,
room.
The contest was very
secretary.
The Pub-
caused a letter
i ring him to.
s an
office,
Printer had
On Monday Mr. W. L. Spoon, an
exp- rt in road building, was
h. re to talk over the matter
of commissioners,
and explain how good roads can
be made of sand clay, both
of which are abundant in this
Tuesday afternoon committees
from the chamber of commerce
the tobacco board of trade
went before the commissioners
to urge the of the
offer of the government m d to
have the experiment;. of
road built as an lesson to
Each was given I the of the county aid
a card with a paper doll on
en interest among them for
. . i m . a b to . .,
up t. d i i l . i the for duty
and quite a number are expected i out at or are
day, v. re
away
d or are the . . at
Mis . , of Ii by officials, who per am The position
th i I v. worthy , ; of
to enter
on u I
the , etc Hi High roe I in them
Nan Lou have just another . . . when
mus r, will I re today. A- county as an and
She comes highly ed. . corps officers, to re-
Kittie. e of our . v them had it
i county now
Our . ti
riving every an we are a
bees opening it up. Our . a ;
customers are dis
our stock . .
and be convinced i beauty,
durability and n . is
mu lit i pan our them
are strong, most girls, ,.
M . or
. rs at Durham, where she
n s.
t pi
d fortune of a Pitt county boy
being promoted to a of
some part of doll missing, i b-- roads.
the different parts of the After fully considering the
dolls were among the matter the commissioners
was to to accept the offer of the
parts of doll be- government and ordered Super-
fore any one else Joe with the
son, the parts of hi convict force, under the
doll first, was awarded a of the expert road builder,
pearl brooch, which Burl j to construct a mile of good
I James presented a beginning at the town
appropriate speech. Mr. j limits on the old plank road,
son
then presented it to the Th i work will be done the latter
of this month.
and tried servants.
our mi to
. a .-.
. .,. The selling tr.- r-
Come and let us is visiting
on dry goods that interest ; r
you. We have an .,
of crockery, ware and
know i understand
V-. r; a c large is
; . . or -the of-
i. . . j shape again.
. lean-
u nice. Now the
, i- no by
n i hangs, i the tax-
payers, r. Therefore drop
term I veto for
ii in
i-ice.
At a hue hour ail
Saw
. n
I e old i-t animal Tobacco Sales for August.
d S C. W. Harvey of the
n a mer tr
go Tobacco Board of
the dining room the person Trade, reports the sales of to-
having the one they matched. , Greenville market
at
it it Wash-
c.
and i
it great
been
work
of crockery, glass ware .- . . .-
hardware. -A. Co. .
. at Harrington Barber , re is office, where every
afternoon a
. y d in
n . . .
received
.; y. G. B King, of that
h ; that Mr.
. , ; .; m is an important and
Delicious refreshment were month of the
ed by Mesdames Chas. Laugh- ;,. month of the new
J. L. Little, H.
Can-, II. L. and J. L.
Frank Carroll's in the country.
We always hi a ice lire
one in county to h in
Perry . s .; .,,
. T, King and ,
j. . ,. ;. . of r. of
Ti is an i Bee of great .
Lost-Last Monday Aug. 31st r and the voters .
the A. C. L. Depot in lo bi careful who they
the w one black oil incumbent is ,, .
include
Wooten.
After enjoying much v
instrumental music,
games, and conversation,
departed for their homes,
paid for this was
886.41, an average of per
hundred. Most of the tobacco
sold during the month was of a
low grade.
declaring Miss Woolen a m
supt over
fresh groceries on hand. ,
Barber Co.
Miss Laura left today f
. CM
.- i . .
, carp i-
t , ail . .-
hostess and Miss
a most charming guest M
honor.
Mrs. . M .
Mrs. Fannie wife of
Mr, E M. died at
this morning at their
The out of town guest were op after
Gertrude and , she was years
of Kinston; Miss
ins ton,
of age and leaves a husband and
one son. The interment will take
e at o'clock Friday after-
noon in Cherry Hill cemetery,
--.- gratifying news bis I
Come and for bun, friends at his old home.
When in need of a nice up to- D, ;.,;, r,
vent to Greenville this morning, date suit of clothes coma Payer, j
and eggs a specialty. I examine our line of men's and
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Lineberry
Come and get the best
specialty. examine our line
boy's clothing.
Harrington Barber Co. j
Miss Bertha Moore,
House, spent Sunday with Miss A beautiful wedding
i right at
and o'clock at t i
Open Season.
man
Some folks are shooting
. n canoe, fell over- and first thing they know a
board Friday and near warden or a grand jury, or
He had a narrow possibly both, get MA of
, cape, e but for assistance them There is no use of
On Tuesday next week the have been; a law if it is not going be ob-
, Norfolk Southern railway will the last of him. i served.
I run the last excursion of the sea-
son to Norfolk. Tickets will
gold the 15th good return on
Harrington, Barber Co.
Purser, of
is visiting relatives
and lime at A. W. Ange Bonner Kittrell.
The and o'clock at t horn
There will n moving cook stoves are among Mrs. W. P. Jones, near the eluding the 18th. faro
turn show at the academy when Mr. Lovit Hines, of round trip from Greenville
night. that will interest you. We also and Mia . r , u CO. September is a
Lots of inquiries are coming have a full line of headers and month for such
in about school desks which the Harrington, Barber matrimony, by the and discounts
A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. makes. pastor the Christian Dr. W H. field Char-
A. C. has the finest pros-1 T. H. King re- church of . will be ,,,,,,. in,
of hay and we I appointment Sunday room-1 . very quiet,, hotel Monday t- m.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Bank of
AT WINTERVILLE.
In the State of North Carolina, at of business July
have seen. It is wonderful how
. Greenville at Hotel Bertha
night, preaching two the and
so much feed can be made on sermons to Urge most intimate the Tuesday, Oct. one
three or four acres properly At the morning service contracting I His practice is limbed to
there were two accessions and After tn c of the eye. ear, noon
Hunks
i h
t i.
tho ordinance of baptism v
wishes
of ti. i. and fitting glasses.
i.
Wonderful
manured and prepared. The
secret of successful farming now
is to plant fewer acres and put was administered to two. Also friends, Mr
the land in the very best morning service Jno R. drove to Kn loft en.
possible. By so doing a Carroll was license to t- ,
great amount of labor is saved, preach the gospel. . . -i.- -v
Your children are For Sale; A house and lot
to having good comforts located to business ,; ,
at and certainly they section of town, with good
ought to have a comfortable desk I stalls. G. A. Kittrell, Win-
In the school room So much N. C.
depends upon the comfort of our Bryan has ace a Br
leers
. ail
. -urn
I i n
. notes
Capitol stock
Surplus funk
profits less
current
taxes paid
payable
Tin certificates
standing
if 5,000.00
400.00
Total
if 10,688.411
Total
upon me sec pi u a . i,. .
schoolrooms. Many a boy with Walter
to Mis
I of For I i a
to i B I .
y of school.
. North Carolina. of , do swear
I, i. i . Cashier of the belief.
.; , is true to the of k,
girl has had his health injured
permanently by neglect along
this line. Let us give our child
comfortable and beautiful
school rooms and they will hail
with delight the time for the op-
of cur desks
a trial and be d
at Hawaiian and left Monday to v-
begin work
Miss Nannie Lou of with u
. i iron
n , cut. ii d
Fall it V i . w
to before
1908.
It. Johnson.
Notary Public.
Correct- Attest
J V Harrington,
G F. Lineberry
W B Director.
I i came in Sunday n .
and is getting
m h ii i i
. . .
V.
. ii
Li
CO
i -j
TO
FOOD AND DRUM LAW.
THE EASTERN REFLECTOR.
D. J. Editor and Owner
Truth In Preference to Fiction.
One Dollar Per Year
VOL. No.
PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY. SEPT. 1908
NUMBER
All TOGETHER FOR GREENVILLE.
JOINT MEETING CHAMBER OF COM-
AND B. OF T.
Large Attendance and Much Interest
Several Important Matter.
Another Joint Meeting Fri Night
The Tobacco Board of Trade
and the Chamber of Commerce
met in joint session in the court
house, Friday night at o'clock.
D. J. Whichard, president of the
Chamber of Commerce and R. O.
president of the
co Board of Trade, presided over
the meeting. H. B. Smith was
requested to act as secretary,
in the absence of the regular
secretary of the All
of the members of the
of tobacconists were present
except one, and the attendance
of the members of the Chamber
of Commerce was very gratify-
it being far better than it
has been at any meeting in quite
a while-
In calling the meeting order
President Whichard express.-d
his gratification at having the
members of the Tobacco Board
of Trade present. He stated
that the meeting was held in the
interest and welfare of the com-
and all who were pres-
should free to suggest
any measures that were for
growth and improvement. Mr.
concurred in the re
marks of Mr. Whichard. He
that at the request of the
Chamber of Commerce he had
called the members of the
co board of Trade that they
might join with the chamber in
its efforts for measures of in-
Mr. Whichard stated that the
committee, composed of Mr
Jeff Mr. Person and himself,
went before the of County
Commissioners at their last meet-
and urged the acceptance
the proposal of Hon. Jno. H.
Small to have an expert road
builder in the employ of the
Federal government to construct
a mile of good road somewhere
in the county, and that the com-
missioners suggested old
plank road. The commissioners
accepted the proposal, and the
mile of road will be built west of
Greenville at an early date. The
president also stated that a com-
had also gone before the
Board of Aldermen requesting the
improvement of Ninth street in
the same way as the road.
Alderman Flanagan stated to the
meeting that owing to shortage
in funds just now the aldermen
are unable to do much in
the streets, but that very
likely Ninth street will be
proved if the Norfolk South-
railway will agree to haul the
clay.
The bridge being constructed
across Tar river was discussed
very freely by a number of the
members of both organizations.
All of deplored slow,
unsatisfactory progress being
made toward its completion. The
tone of some of the speeches did
not indicate the best of feeling
in the matter. It was said that
the town, especially the to-
interests, bad suffered to
the extent of of
and that the people living
on the north side of the river
were being put to great
and loss on account of
not hawing access to Greenville.
After many motions had been
made and as many amendments
offered, each being discussed in
a lively manner, a committee
composed of F. M. Wooten,
chairman and H. L. Carr
and J. F. was
thoroughly
the cause of
poor progress being made. he
committee was empowered to
visit any and all persons who are
in any way connected with the
construction of the bridge, f urn
materials, and pub-
their report; they were also
asKed to announce in the local
paper the date of the probable
completion of the bridge,
the people on the north side of
the river may know what to de-
pend upon as to being able to
reach Greenville A motion was
also offered and adopted that
two bodies should meet again
next Friday night to receive the
report of the and take
further action if it be necessary.
Dr. Laughinghouse was called
upon to offer the assembly the
suggestions which he made last
Monday night in reference to the
Chamber of Commerce, its
to the town, The
doctor did not mince words in his
arraignment of the merchant;
here. He said that he saw in
the assembly lawyers, doctors,
farmers, tobacconists, teachers,
and a very small number of
merchants. In fact, in his
ion, but for the regular attend-
of one or two, the mer-
chants could an alibi, so
far as the meetings of the
were concerned.
He said the chief object of,
the organization is to secure r
migrants, to bring about growth i
and enlargement, and
these things no one profits any
more than the merchants; that
in his opinion it is high time for
them to work up and change
their ways doing. At the
conclusion of his speech. Dr.
Laughinghouse was heartily
cheered.
Dr. James said that he en-
most heartily what Dr.
Laughinghouse had said; that
TUCKER, WHITE AND MOORE NOMINATED
By the Second Primary Held on
day. New Man for Register of
Deeds, Others Renominated
The Democratic Executive Committee met today and counted and
tabulated the official return of the primary election held on
day as follows;
THE COUNTY TICKET.
Men
TREASURER OF
PRECINCT
Beaver Dam
Bethel
Carolina
No.
No.
Falkland
Greenville
B ac B e S
1-20
Oil
All of Good and True
Worthy of Support.
Below is the Democratic
ticket as nominated by the two
For the L. Blow.
For the House of
R. Cotten and B.
Cox.
For Sheriff-L. W. Tucker.
T. White.
For Register of Deeds- A. M.
Moore.
For Coroner-C. Laugh-
For Surveyor-R. Jenkins.
For County Commissioners-
N. T. Cox, D. J. Holland, J. P.
J. J. May and A. V.
Lang
These are all good and true
men, staunch Democrats, and are
well worthy the support of the
county. Some of them have
already filled the offices to which
they are now nominated and they
nave been found faithful in
particular. The people can rest
assured that the affairs of the
county will be well managed by
these gentlemen.
MR. GUS MILLS WAYLAID
He was Knocked Senseless
bed of
Mr. Mills, of
ship, who was here Monday Bel-
ling tobacco, was waylaid and
robbed of on his way home
early in the afternoon. His as-
attacked him about four-
and-a-half miles below town,
striking him on the head and
knocking him from his buggy.
He nibbed and left in a
senseless condition. Sometime
later he recovered to
get and walk to Lee
home, a short distance
further on, where his had
stopped. He told Mr.
as best he could what had hap-
was
Total
Majority
1450 1289 1454 1244 1545
Meeting.
Washington, N. C Sept. 14th.
Editor
The educational meet-
sustained and increased and the
individual profited thereby.
What the Chamber of Com
and Tobacco Hoard of
Trade have accomplished in the .
short period of their existence , in
has done more t- advertise the summer were productive
.;.,,.;,,. town and lift it out of a common good results. Those who were
there should be the fullest inter- j railroad station than any other at the last meeting
influences that have worked in a resolution, requesting
our midst, in the history the , a similar meeting be held
place. Men and the
meeting Friday night was a live Because of this request and of
one; let the good work go on.
est and co-operation by the mer
chants. The organization has
accomplished much for the town,
and with the injection of alert
and progressiveness on the
part of the business men, many
can be brought to up.
A disinterested on-looker was
heard to say, merchant
has lost a great opportunity; if
this town is what I think it is, if
some merchant were here now to
make a live speech, however
short, he would make u goodly
number of dollars in increased
trade. Opportunities of this
kind don't go begging in my
After some discussion a motion
was adopted putting the
chamber on a salary
basis; all necessary postage and
stationary be furnished.
Ex-Gov. T. J. Jarvis made a
very timely address urging more
co-operation in Greenville's ad
The meeting was a and
the members who were present
were very much gratified over
the results. If the business men
would take time to attend all the
meetings they would only profit
by doing so. Greenville is large
enough for its citizens to see
that the time has come to look at
the town as an institution, not
as a cross roads place where one
can live and work f self all the
time. A good, broad, public-
spirited citizenship must come
into existence here if the town
is ever to be anything. It is
utterly incomprehensible why,
in the face of this fact, all mer.
who have made their abiding
place here will not take time to
develop the institution, and make
it progressive and and
I create inducements and
so growth may be
. my desire to promote the inter-
work together, think together people, I have
and strive for Greenville's better- able the U S. depart-
the town's growth is the
depart
agriculture to detail
Marriage Licenses.
Register of Deeds R. Williams
has issued the following licenses
since last
WHITE-
Rufus L. Dudley and Fannie
E. Tripp.
Robert and
Stocks.
G. A. Clark and Georgia Alice
Butler.
COLORED.
Tinker Dupree and Debbie
Vines.
Church Moore and Pennie Bar-
William Jones and Ethe
Blount
Richard Taylor and Catherine
Gaskins.
Milton Carr and Cleo Dudley.
an-
I. I 1.4 V,
best way by far to benefit the several experts to conduct .
individual, especially at meeting in your county,
time. In a few short The meeting will be held at
Greenville will come to be what on Friday, September
it ought to be and never can he 25th, beginning at
without we first help ourselves, o'clock. There will be discussed
viz. the biggest and best tobacco ,, more important sub-
market in the State, the relating to the such
of enormous agriculture interest. cultivation and
the home of population of strong, of the several staple crops.
influential citizens, and the
capital of the east in
the best educational county in
North Carolina.
H. B. Smith,
Sec.
Republican, Primary.
Corn and cotton breeding will be
discussed by two experts.
The purpose of meeting is
to bring substantial benefit to
those interested in the soil. No
mere theories will be discussed.
No plan or will be
except those which
have been demonstrated by ex-
Tobacco Sales.
Raleigh, Sept. 12.-The State
Agricultural Department makes
its reports on sales of leaf tobacco
in warehouses for August, thirty
seven places reporting. Wilson
leads, the sales there amounting
to Kinston being
second, Greenville
third. 1.561,595; fourth,
1.417,179 Next in order come
Fairmont, Winston-
Salem, Goldsboro, and Oxford;
the other markets being well be-
low these. The total sales
amounted to 16.336,498.
to him and the case
then reported to Mr. W. C.
Hines, who went to the scene of
the robbery immediately with
his blood hounds and put them
on the track of the criminal. We
have been unable so for to learn
whether Mr. succeeded in
tracking down or not.
Mr. Mills is reported to be in
an condition today.
COMPETITION IS ELIMINATED
Leroy Steamboat Co. Absorbs N. it S.
Lines.
City, N. C, Sept
An important deal one
most vital to this section was
consummated today by which
the Leroy Steamboat Company,
of which J. Henry Leroy and H.
D. of this city, are
president and general manager,
respectively, assumed control of
all steamboats in North Carolina
and Virginia owned and
ed by the N. S. Railway, in-
all boats run by
North Carolina, line from this
city to Currituck county. This
deal is a most important one and
in causing considerable comment
among business men here in
sections interested. It
means elimination of competition
in water transportation, as Leroy
lire had been N. strongest
competitor and had
business.
A number of prominent
men of Currituck
before the receivers of Nor-
folk and Southern recently and
strongly protested against L
absorbing the line Le-
however, says rates will re-
main the same.
The primary meeting at i
of Republican party was j The farmers should come out,
held Saturday, 12th. The meet- they will be benefited. Please
was called to order by T. H. also urge your neighbors to at-
Langley, chairman, who There will be a morning
re-elected and F. Ward secretary. and afternoon session. Come
The following were nominated, early. Remember the date, Fri-
for J. F. Harris, j day, September 25th. Please
James Briley, Joseph Fleming, j write me if you can attend.
J. R. Barnhill, Benjamin Langley.; Sincerely,
For constable, W. S. Wilson. ; Jno. H. Small
As to county
all were invited to meet at, Ft
Greenville Sept.
Executive T. H. A little trouble at the merry-
Langley, W. S Wilson, B. A. go-round Monday night between
Tripp, Joseph Fleming, W. O. a white boy and a came
Great Tines Ahead.
Greenville is to have some
lively times for the next few
weeks. The first attraction is
a merry-go-round that is now
setting up for business. On the
21st a criminal term of Superior
court will begin, and on the same
date a carnival will open for a
week. Then on the 2nd of
we are to have Cole's Circus.
Expelled for Honoring the National
Hymn.
The officers of the United States
marine corps at the Charleston
navy yard today began an Invests
of the incidents in
with the expulsion of two
privates marines from a local
last night because the
men stood when the
played Star
Under the regulations of the
army and navy all officers and
Cherry.
T. H. Langley,
F. Ward, sec.
chm.
Male calf for sale, blooded
stock. Guernsey and Jersey.
d w. D. D.
very near in a serious
fight. There were several of
both races to offer services. The
mixture of the two races in any-
thing in the amusement line is
not elevating and certainly not
, enlisted men are required to
In the midst of other things when Star Spangled
graded school will open on ,, indoors Last
24th inst Who says there the two marines in
not be something doing I t-on the regulations at
I the and were requested
Dr. W. H. Wakefield, of Char-1 by the management either to be
lotto, will be in Farmville at the or leave the house They
hotel Monday Oct. 5th, and in chose the latter course Officers
Greenville at Hotel Bertha on at the navy yard said today that
Tuesday, Oct. 6th, one day j if the men had not stood when
His practice is limited to diseases; Stir Spangled
of the eye, ear, nose and throat was played would have been
and fitting glasses. liable to severe punishment for
disobedience of the naval
A Card.
To the Voters of Pitt
I hereby announce myself as Send The to your
an independent candidate for and girl off at Mb They
senate. Job Moore. I will enjoy it like a from
home.
Dispatch.
St
f-.
POOR PRINT
SEE
MOSELEY BROS.
FOR
Life, Fire and Accident
INSURANCE
PROMPT AND CAREFUL
GIVEN TO ALL BUSINESS.
m i f R. L. Davis J. A. V J. L Little, Cashier.
i ill t
j THE OF GREENVILLE
pi r
z r
H H
i m J Would be pleased to have your business and so-
. Lining Boy's Corsets, Over
r j v- r Waists,
I Good-; .-i
Kite Goods,
. L . .
Petticoats,
Fancy K Goods, Infant's
Wear, Furs, Jackets,
t , . , Jacket.
. . i .
Window Shade.
.-. T V b
a,
Men's Hosiery,
Table cloth. Floor Oil
I urn. Bags, Suit
lit
Chairs, Cradles, Baby Car- g
Rubber Goods, Toys g
Clocks, Silverware, Cutlery, jg
In
There i- an old curiosity shop
N. S. AND A C. L. IN COLLISION
London which makes a specialty
Several on I heathen deities. All of in
When Wreck Narrowly Averted. and large, handsome,
, i hideous grotesque, arc on view.
A serious wreck, was narrowly ran an
Wednesday evening of Mexico, carved in heavy
the 9th at the junction of the atone and hideous enough to scare
Atlantic Coast Line and Norfolk you can purchase a mar-
we deity from a wooden
Southern at of
when a passenger train on the, or a the
latter plowed into the Plymouth fumes
shoofly due here at p. m. The
colored coach of the shoofly was
I your with the assurance of Its
w ability to give courteous and service.
i Capital 25,000.00
Deities. I
. I
I badly wrecked, but only one per- j ,
S sou injured, a j now you are pro-
A i . a . m will f K H
Women's Under- and c. Goods,
wear, Ken's Underwear, Brae, China. Glass Ware,
Surplus Profits 40,000.00
Capital Profits 65,000.00
Resources 200,000.00
policy of this bank to aid in every t
male the development of the financial inter-
est of Greenville and Pitt county.
p ;
author.
. mil HUM mat Tl
and she was walk a
. your S g I . I I III AH .
home. -And I shall their offer, a J
j their offer with
The engineers on each engine ;. ,,. ordered some ;
saw the trains would CO printed J
engineers on the X. S His
Lamps, Tinware, HI jammed on the air at- ., ,. .,., asked
Goods, Enameled to stop, while the he on hit round of
E To .;. , w-re. Hardware, C-I Stoves C. L. train tried to the ,,,,,, .,,,,
M ., . r. r i c . danger point. hut my lakes frequent
s Baskets, Candy. fa i j , , , .,., t i-
Children Sheer. Ten's Butter. Cheese. Fish, Pro- g the among whom ; a
Hen's Hat, visions, Cheroots, Tobacco. . M-s. T. and C. r a
lab. Men's Caps, Nearly all the W. M.
J. i., ; m a-
vii. stock of C. A.
have mi shop to the -She-burn building
am i lo do nil of repairing. .-
on work cheerfully Riven. Prices as
work and material.
j have a nice line of nick-1 plated th room supplies.
PENDER.
g pa i made an to
in the pt
lb nOW m . -of the wreck-
s and Gents Tailor,
N C.
w A
I El I
i m.
I i marKets. .
I . i . r. r,. . or
hurried to the and In r, of Bar
i goods i every m the in
. ii t, . ., .
House Furnishings
h to interests.
badly
L.-. ii this train, many whom V
right goods at right Prices.
ft . if . l St
faking.
CF the action of the g
i M county executive
hew m the town of
. , ,, I Greenville, or 22nd,
1908, the convention f
the
j I called to meet in the court house
on Saturday, Sept.
if-. f I the of n mi-
I candidates various
I county offices of count;.
i To this convention, all citizens
I l A-g the Safest tO bank, , Pitt county who
II self-government, and are
ii for the United States laws, as w the of
i j I bonds without first i
Well aS mOSt rigid gOVern- -them to the people, and who
W w I .
Banking Trust Co.
DEPOSITED BY
John Doe
N. C, Aug. 1908.
supervision, make them
so.
SI
IN WHAT KIND j
I MENTAL COM-
YOU NOW IN-
you spare I
i NOT BRING IT j
PER-
V AND I
YOU JUST AS J
AS WHEN WE
YOUR
OF DOPE OR
ARE
VESTING
CHANGE WHY
TO THE NA-
WHERE IT
SAFE
LY REPAID TO
I CHEERFULLY
I RECEIVED
IT. .
This bank has been established over two years, during
I ; which time has served the banking public faithfully and
built up a large and prosperous The best service
is none to good for both our town and country customers.
Our Stockholders and Directors are responsible, well-to-do bus-
men.
Therefore in the selection of your bank, have permanency
in view and establish your present and future well
being with a good sound bank.
The National Bank of Greenville
Capital rs liability
F. G. JAMES, Pres. J. P.
F. J. FORBES, Cashier.
favor the location and
j county home
with the Christian
I civilized spirit of the and
j ail persons who favor retrench-
and reform in the manage- jg
I of our county affairs, and
I who expect to vote
f, and State Republican ticket,
j requested to attend this
and will bu us
delegates thereto.
Hon. Thomas S and Dr.
a Cyrus W. Thompson have
invited, and one or both -f them
is expected to h- present ad-
dress the convention. To
I speaking the public generally is
S cordially invited.
It. C.
ohm. Rep. Ex.
I F. Ward, inc. w
The d
I made music for the to put
II in their ballots by.
NEW MARKET FIRM
PLEASE LIST
CHECKS AS FOLLOWS
SEE .
leased the front, stall, t
of h. in t
and hi your In
i- f. ate. Or-
promptly in
Parsons having or
I to u a we I to a
MOVE. FLEMING CO.
No.
I i I
For
M than a Deposit receipt given by . .
The GREENVILLE BANKING TRUST CO.
In to CapH . Stock. Surplus, Stockholders,
Burglary State and other CONSERVATIVE
n f Mr. N. B. I g that any bank any where can give
M- one mil., C, under strict supervision of rd
,.,. . -me terms B you have any business of any kind In our we serve y
Subscribe to The Daily
SPROUTS.
N. C. Sept. 1908.
Miss Mary left last
Friday for her home at Snow
Hill.
Mrs. C. L. Tyson and three of
her children came Friday to visit
her father and other relatives
and returned home Saturday
morning.
of
was visiting in Smithtown Sat-
evening and Sunday.
Mrs. I. T. Smith and children.
of Ayden, came Saturday even-
to visit at Ivy Smith's
Joe of was
visiting in Smithtown Sunday.
A good many of us
went to May's chapel Sunday,
to hear some preaching,
but failed to do so. The preacher
failed to get there, w. suppose
on account of high in the
river.
Joe Miss Lillie Tuck-
of Standard were visiting in
Smithtown Sunday evening.
B. P. went to
den Saturday.
Mrs. I. H. and Miss
Flanagan were visiting at B. P.
Sunday evening.
R. A. Smith, of was
in our town Sunday evening.
Loyd went tn Farmville
Friday to soil tobacco.
C. D. to Greenville
Monday to sell tobacco.
Mrs. I. T. n. of Ayden.
spent Sunday at
Smith's and lift for In r home
Monday morning- She had been
visiting at sex
ville about two
A H
History has presented few
examples of greater heroism
than that of Mrs. S. J.
the telephone operator of Folsom.
N. M. who, by a
resident of the hills to flee for
her life from the flood speeding
to engulf the valley, rejected the
opportunity to save herself and
employed the hour that inter-
between the warning re-
and her own death by
drowning in calling up
by telephone and acquaint-
them of their danger. More
than families have already
acknowledge their lives saved
through the magnificent courage
of one frail woman, whose life-
less body, with the telephone
headpiece still adjusted to her
ears, was found miles down
the canyon.
COX'S MILL ITEMS.
Cox's C. Sept 1908
Rev. Mr. King tilled his
appointment at school
house Sunday evening.
D. G. Moore, of Grimesland,
was here a while yesterday talk-
insurance as usual.
fl. A- Moore went to Washing-
ton Monday on business-
John a prosper-
farmer near here, died last
week- He leaves a wife and
seven children to mourn his
death.
Misses Allie and Queenie Cox,
of Rose Hill, spent Saturday
night with Miss Bessie Moore.
Candidates are making good
time this week. Saturday will
tell the man
Cotton picking has begun.
We hope prices will get better.
GRADED SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENT
JOHNNY J. JONES EXPO SHOWS
A Paying Investment.
Mr John of Highland ,
troubled with a cough every
spring. I
A Sure-Enough Knocker.
Rule as to Free and Pay Be-
Most Enter During October.
Editor
From the number of inquiries
made of me recently, I am of
the opinion that section of the
rules and regulation of the school
board may be of some interest to
the people of Greenville. It is
as child living out
side the district may be admitted
free of tuition the per-
son with whom he boards shall
furnish board and laundry free
of The object of the
clause is to protect the school so
that it may serve as effectively
as possible the people of Green-
ville, and at the same time per-
any citizen to take advantage
of it for the of relatives
and friends, provided such
and friends may for the
time being be considered
Whit Life Dais.
Lifts Educates
Will Exhibit in Greenville one Solid Preserves the family-
Week Beginning Sept. 21st- Cultivates habit. Light-
The Johnny J. Jones exposition the load of care. Keeps the
which will arrive here Monday, wolf from the door.
Sept. 21st, under the auspices or pose to the rich man.
the Hope Fire Company, will courage to the poor man
J. C Goodwin, of N. C,
Salve is a
r for ulcers. A bid
every I,, came on my leg but
I many . wonderful salve knock-d it out in
. I . . VT. . .
pitch their tents on the William,
lot, corner and Fifth
streets. They have twelve hut
and one gives g id.
clear performance. The
attraction of this . .
Johnny J. biz
wild animal show which
a score of priceless wild b
Wilson the . ;
known trainer of ii
the world two i
gal tigers. This act alone is I
worth the price of
Dare Devil Cyclone i
of death at and p. m. is
worth coming miles to see.
balloon ascension daily.
Don't forget the date that
days
of its a
barrier to Sup
ports t of the I
man. man up
to his v. vi. e u
which cannot
-Iv . hum;
estates out of
hands. Acts u a Nation-
financial and panic.
II. Bentley
was i Store.
This winter the same happy result has
followed; a few more can
annual cough. I am now
convinced Dr. a New
the best of all cough and
lung Sold under guarantee
at Jno. I. Drug . a-c
and Trial bottle free.
the
Each year we have carnival will las.
tuition pupils. Section of the t and night.
board regulations for pupils reads
as rates of tuition I Fifty-Nine Years
pr month for non-resident
at Cl
Miss Emily n a
luncheon at
the Country Club in hon-
if Misses o
r of
Greensboro; Bi-
Greenville; P
Tarboro Southern.
Don't be afraid t
to . .
. i i i i
rem by the D.-mo-.
grades, for grammar . -.- c
grades, for high
shall be as follows;
Home
patronizing home
By patronizing home
are rewarded by i
good enterprising Though the condition this year the school will find that the
., at home. Patronize has fallen off farther tuition furnish no barrier,
them and they will benefit you in since August the
art date o
You are rewarded by seeing crop of not under .
nun y g i
going to continue to elect him re .
lives. Mr. Laws
are very low. recorded his first papers as
Quite a number of people have register for Orange
in
. . i.
.-
Miss
Tyson's Tuesday
home in the evening
Mills Smith went to
Tuesday on
R. E. and
Smith went to d-
to tell tobacco and report
prices rood on low grades.
Hark Of instantly, and .
been sick a week.
It seems as if the hands,
turned its course, for the
it is going towards Greenville or ,.;
the last few cays, of
i.
u. i. . . ., . ., . . w to enter i . . . .- .
yesterday. , . , ; ,,.,,,., r;. prices are not satisfactory, so the month of. Hi Observer. V
Mrs. C. E. r- and ; ; . ,. . ,. tao crop much for No are .
M Mattie Little ; . i and the . .,. ; for The
Monday . . are Of unusually good quality f. it be seen -.-.
Tuesday .-- ,, .,, ,. s. well quantity, it will help the very by . J
v . wise provision by
For
.
I hops our people will bear in
mind the date of g,
Sept. I r I have their child-
school tho v. and
of depression and cons.
the fact that for
whose heavy buying at good
prices held up the market
year, are themselves -i-
n ft r.
v.
towards
think has about
as many Stokes as
has
MAN'S EXPERIENCE.
must tell experience on
an Kan bound O. It. N. It. R. train
from to Ore.,
writes Sam A. a well known
traveling man. was in the smoking
with tome other traveling
men when ore of them went out into
the coach and came back a d said,
There is a woman sick unto death in
the car. I at once got OP and went
out, found her very iii with cramp colic;
her hands and arm- up so
could not straighten them,
with e look on face.
Two or three ladies were Working with
her and giving her whiskey. went to
Never Forsake a Friend.
Whatever happens never f
sake a friend. When enemies
gather, when sickness falls upon
the heart, when the world is
dark and cheerless is the time to
try true friendship. They who
turn from the scenes of distress
betray their hypocrisy and prove
that interest only moves them.
If you have a friend who loves
you, who has studied your
interest and happiness, be sure
to sustain him in adversity. Let
him feel that his love was not
thrown away. Real fidelity may
be rare. but. if exists in the
heart. They only deny its worth
and power who never loved a
f. I . . e-rt
very poor buyers. South- h she work-
cotton growers have lb .
Don't ail to i r our
We a lull a lull in
pairs r r .
leering. There is none be t r,
they t
i -r
I I . n
It
the ;
em this fail and winter a u . o f.;. .,
difficult, to be n town
difficult, we hope, for their . .
and ; . t
i v
GOOD Foil BILIOUSNESS.
two .
and liver Tablets last an-1
I feel fifty than I
have for gays J J
Mich. ere certainly a
article for biliousness. ; For sale
j. I.
Sample free.
.; i, I on I
i- the . port t-
SI n.; s
cur
. ft
. ; . . .
b , qua
. v
. m
.
.-I
nu
l-
to
Remedy never travel without I happy. Ex
ran to the water tank, put a double-
dose of the medicine ii the g ass. I
poured some water into it and stirred
it with a then had quite a time
to get the ladies to let me give it to
her. but I succeeded. I could at once
see the effect and I worked with hi r.
rubbing her hands, and in twenty min-
L.
1-.
. i i j ft
gave her another dose. By this
time we were almost into Le
where was to leave the train. I gave
the bottle to the husband to be used in
case another dose should be needed,
but by the time the train ran into Le
she was all right, and I received
the thanks of every passenger in the
For sale by J. L. Wooten and
Coward Wooten.
How to Get
P. J. Daly, of 1247 W. s Z
Chicago, tells of n way to
He mother, who is old
was very feeble. Ii deriving so much
benefit from Electric Bitters, that I feel
it's my to tell those who need a
tonic and strengthening medicine about
it In my mother's case a
gain of has resulted, insomnia has
been overcome, and she is steadily
growing Electric Bitter-
quickly remedies stomach, liver and
complaints. Sold under
at Jno. I.
cents.
Policeman Clark Weds,
Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr. Tom Clark, two-and-
a-half miles from Greenville,
Policeman George A. Clark, of
Greenville and Miss Georgia
Butler, of Tarboro, were married
by Rev. D. W. Arnold. After
the ceremony the couple came to
Greenville and will make their
home on Greene street
Old Man Joe.
If old man Joe Cannon does not
watch out they will get his
this time in Illinois. Gompers
is after him and the
church is firing at him. while he
has usual opposition of
those who are always opposed to
the man who is in. When they
beat him it will be the
of the greatest old humbug
that ever
Record.
Ranting a Newspaper.
Running a newspaper is
like running a hotel, only
When a man goes into a
hotel and finds something on the
table which not suit him, he
net raise hades with the
landlord tell him to stop his
hotel. Well hardly. K e sets
dish to one side wades
into the many dishes that suit
him. It is different with some
newspaper readers. They find
an article occasionally that does
not suit them and without
to think it may please
hundreds of other readers, make
a grand stand play and tell the
editor how a paper should be
run, and what should be put in it.
But such people are becoming
fewer every year.-The Enfield
Progress.
Threw n Mr
q . .,
red v.- i
to t boys and
girls at Mar's Some sorry
fellow from the outside threw a
mil die at window, .
but fortunately if- did not hit .
Mr. Kitchin. however the
of News and
caught the full weight of it
This is no if
i ,;
i I
. a i i
. . ll ill . I
. d
. I I
, .
our . vi if
i -A v is kt pt
no
in his face and
reflection on Moore and
splendid school
Senator
son, a very manly young
fellow, went to Mr. Kitchin
the speaking and assured him I,
it was no Republican boy of the
college who did the ugly trick.
It did Mr. Kitchin
speech. He only said it
aimed at him but missed its mark.
your o
nails.
Ba
Give us r I.
line
with
id
v , I.-
. ., .
.
They Take the Kinks Out.
have used Dr. New Life
for many increasing
take the kinks out
of stomach, liver and without
N. H II
of Guaranteed
at Store. SM.
FOR A SPRAINED ANKLE.
A sprained ankle may cured n
about one-third usually re-
applying
Liniment freely,
rest. L WOOten and
Coward Wooten.
r.
.-ii a
Vi
. s
or
Lend and J w
farm sower
Syracuse
Fleming Co. have en-
gaged in the market business In
the market house. See ad.
Edge
POOR PRINT
pi l m
EASTERN REFLECTOR
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Proprietor
Entered as second cl I matter Jan. 1907 at the at Greenville, N
C, under Congress of March 1879
i to fiction
GREENVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY SEPT. 1908.
THEY WILL COME IF INVITED.
Some people wonder why there
is so little trade going on when
the farmers are daily wiling
great loads of tobacco here and
going home with much money in
This Massachusetts,
I mind you.
According to the
ville Times, C. who
was nominated for lieutenant
governor by the republicans, on
his return home says that lie
their pockets. Thai is easy to would rather be nominated tor
explain. What are doing to m- lieutenant governor by the Re-
vile these farmers to trade hero publicans than elected governor
., . the Democrats. New Bern
and spend a reasonable portion
There are plenty of others who
can say the same thing. Any of
us had rather see Mr. Toms
nominated for lieutenant gov-
of their money with you Are
you paying them any attention
Are you putting forth any effort
to show them that Greenville is
a good town trade in, that
. by the Republicans than
there are plenty of goods
, to see mm elected governor by
and that these goods can be,
the Democrats,
had as cheaply as .
There is much you can do to help Chicago is not going to miss
build up the business of the getting her share of it out of the
town, and your duty is to presidential campaign. The
see that you do your part. The I Chicago Association of Commerce
farmers like Greenville. have its annual banquet on
come here to sell their the evening of October 7th. Mr.
and they .-an also be induced to Tuft. Republican candidate and
trade here if the in that Mr. Bryan, Democratic
Democratic gains in The Republicans may brag of It is said that both parties are
and Maine, the support of j putting out good men for the vote in New
the labor element, the favor
which the public is giving to the
but it is the same old party and York. Neither of them are
past experiences are enough to
platform, the division among the . make the people afraid to give
Republicans and the getting to- them the reins any more,
Democrats as never
before, point to a political laud
slide favorable to the election of
Bryan Kern.
Judge J. D. Murphy, of Ash
ville, who was recently appoint-
ed by Governor Glenn to succeed
the late Judge Fred Moore, will
have only a short term on the
bench, the judicial convention
of the Asheville district having
nominated another than Mr.
Murphy for judge, J. S. Adams
being the lucky man.
It can be truthfully said that
no mistakes have been make in
the nominations, for they are all
good men. The same can be
said of the candidates who were
defeated, they are all likewise
good men and it would have
been DO mistake to have
either of them.
direction is made. Invite them
to visit your place of business,
and there is no better way to
give them invitation than
through your home papers.
The joint meeting of the
Commerce and Tobacco
Hoard of Trade in the court
house, was wall worth while.
The business men of the com-
date, have both been invited as thus coming together
The apple crop in the moan-
of western North Carolina
this year breaks all records. The
apples range in size from a base-
ball to a football. The latter
are of the yellow variety and
grow only in county.
Why they do not their way
to the outside markets is a
that has never yet been ex
planed, back of transportation
facilities is perhaps the chief
. into .-peak t lie
reason, and they are so bulky
and inconvenient to carry that
returning tourists seldom bring
even a sample down from the
guests of honor and both have
accepted. Both of them will
make speeches but not of a
nature, as the banquet
will be a non-political one-.
will result in much good, and
we hope there will be many such
meetings.
The Durham Herald says
eagerness of Democrats for office
has about killed the primary in
this Pretty to the
truth. We believe the present
campaign has given the people
of county about as much of
A month ago the Republicans
were Bryan for
speeches all over the
try, saying that it was
unbecoming in one who
aspires tit the presidency. They ; voting primaries as they want.
have changed
opinions and have started Mr.
Tail out on general
rear end of a
Great Scott
as big u it I
was
on i is trip
ha riot
of an apple
seeing things
tern North
rail Mail
wherever lie can
find a crowd. somebody
must be seared.
If all the reports concerning
the Democratic campaign that
is being waged in the western
part of the state, then the
of Mr. Cox and
his revenue appear
to them as very dark and dis-
comforting.
It is a pity that they will not
let Grover Cleveland rest in his,
grave. The disposition of New The Republicans of the fourth
Republican papers to have
it article, claiming that G-
v rev en by Mr.
to go a wager that he is not
The Charlotte fair is
an airship flight of ten miles
each day. Charlotte always
comes one better. It is not Or-
ville- Wright's that is
to do the stunt however.
Mr. Bryan took a whack at
Speaker Cannon while making
some speeches in the latter's
district Thursday.
is deservedly catching it
on all sides.
The president says it was all
a joke, that nobody took a shot
at him while out driving. He
ought to stop his reporters from
joking over such a serious mat-
The Democrats do not need to
get careless because the
are Reared. Keep up the
licks and scare them out of the
jobs they are holding down.
tor much.
Raleigh is more concerned
over mad dogs just now than
Either trouble is bad
enough.
To the credit of the defeated
candidates it can be said that
they take their defeat graceful-
a-
Even if the Baltimore Sun is
for Taft, it does not seem to be
doing him much good.
No, we cannot even give a
guess us to when the sidewalks
are to be completed.
What the Republicans will try
to do is one thing, and what they
will do is another.
Greensboro is planning for a
big time at her centennial
in October.
Every feeling an inter-
est in Greenville's advancement
and prosperity should show this
interest by being present at the
joint meeting of the t of
Commerce and the Tobacco
Board of Trade in the court house
at o'clock Friday night. Meet-
like the one proposed are
helpful to and
much good should come from
this gathering of business men.
Both of these organizations have
already accomplished much for
both the town county, but
there is yet more that can lit
done and ought to be done in
this direction. Let no one have
an excuse for not being present.
Massachusetts has lynched
another and former
United States Senator W. V.
Sullivan led the mob the com-
the deed. The senator
did not try to conceal that part
he took in the affair and said of
I led the mob and
am proud of it. I did all that I
could to see that the man was
lynched. I saw his body dang-
ling from a tree this morning
and was glad of it. I would not
mind standing the consequences
for lynching a man who cut a
white woman's throat. I will
just before his death, shows the
straits these papers
reached in their to
make sentiment for Taft. We
do not believe any honest
will give credence to the
Cleveland articles.
Tiny are after Harry K. Thaw
again. He was declared a bank-
some time ago in order
to get him before a referee they
have taken steps to declare him
in contempt of the court. And
at the same time a judgment has
been tiled against Evelyn
for 1258.35 in favor of a milliner.
Through the efforts of Con-
John II. Small another
meeting will be held in
Greenville on Friday, Sept. 25th,
These meetings are productive
of much good and every farmer
in the country should take ad-
vantage of them. Be sure to at-
tend yourself and urge all your
neighbors to come.
going to resign his present job
on the prospect of being elected
to congress.
A strong fight is being made
against Joseph G. Cannon, of
Illinois, to prevent
to congress. There is no
man whose defeat would give
more joy to people throughout
the. country than Speaker Can-
non.
Mr. Kern, Democratic
date for vice-president, is to
make a tour of the South. He
will speak in on
the seventh of October.
North Carolina loses a good
useful man in the death of
Hon. S. L. Patterson,
of agriculture, which
curred Monday.
Tom Watson, the Populist
nominee for president, is doing
some claiming. He says he is
the only Democratic candidate
in the field.
As the platform of neither
party has much to say about it.
prohibition may be regarded as
a settled question in North Caro-
The Democratic nomination
for governor of New York seems
to be between Lieut. Gov. Chan-
and Justice James W. Ge-
The Charlotte Observer takes
sides with the flying machine all
right, but you cannot induce it
to have faith in the blood hound.
Taft is in favor of the higher
education for the Won-
how many votes he
thinks that will get for him.
The ticket is named. Now
show as much interest on the
third of November and elect
them by u large majority.
We have not seen a name from
Greenville mentioned in the list
of contributors.
All the colleges are having the
usual largest opening in their
history.
We are not betting on who
will get left at the primary to
morrow.
varieties of corn during the past
eight years on the experiment
station farm and elsewhere, it
has been found that the best
of shelled corn per stalk
and hence per acre were those
that averaged near two ears per
stalk. Take both of the ears if
they are good ones and reject
both if they are not. not
give much detailed attention to
the shape of the ears and grains
during the field selection, but
reserve this for some rainy day
or snowy day during the winter
and have the young boys around
to help, as there is no form of
farm work that will interest them
more or lead them to take a
deeper interest in the work of
the
. .-I
We see the statement made
in a Raleigh letter that A.
ML College students decided
unanimously to abolish all
at that You
can listen for something to hap-
pen the first time the faculty is
off guard.
It looks like they may put in
enough licks on old man Cannon
to defeat him, and if they do
there will he more to
the square yard in his section of
Illinois thin was ever in a
like territory. The phonograph
record makers might do a good
business catching a few of his
lead a mob in such a case stunts.
You do not help your town any
by running things down or in
speaking disparagingly of the
business of a competitor.
Now they have a great big
story about some one try-
to shoot the president while
he was out riding.
It must be painful to
late Taft that he is bringing
such little enthusiasm to the
ranks of the Republicans. The
w hole set of them are realizing
their slim chances of success.
According to the Messenger,
the citizens of Washington are
seeing snakes, the real article
and plenty of them. Ten were
killed in one yard, and it was a
preacher's yard, too.
Greensboro may have 48.000
folks, within as many miles, but
Charlotte is ahead with a real
live ground hog.
Some of the candidates who
got left have already declared
that they are in the running for
two years hence.
It is all over now but the
Guess it gives Hearst some-
thing like a jolt to see that no
attention is given to his attacks
on Bryan.
In seven weeks Bryan will be
elected.
Wright keeps doing better
and better with his flying ma-
chine.
Orville Wright, is doing some
good stunts with his flying ma-
chine.
There was plenty of hard work
done, and it counted.
The winners spent a happy
Sunday.
Be With Seed Corn.
Director C. B. Williams, of
the North Carolina experiment
station, in a bulletin issued to
the farmers of the state on
seed corn for large
practice of selecting seed
corn from the barn late in the
springs costs the farmers of
North Carolina in decreased
yields of shelled com, an amount
equal to more than live million
dollars annually. Just so long
as this method is followed, just
so long will the corn-growers of
the state lack this amount of
producing what they might with
the same treatment under
conditions were they to use
better methods in the selection
of their seed for planting
poses. One day spent in the
field selecting seed corn properly
will pay better in increased
yields than most any labor per-
formed during the entire year.
are many ways in
which this work might be done
satisfactorily under local con-
and practices. Economy
of performance of the operation
is always to be looked after, but
not at a sacrifice of efficiency.
Where corn is gathered from
stalks in the field in the usual
way, a good method for the corn
grower to use is to sling a cot-
ton-picking bag over his should-
or take a basket in the hand
and go through and make the
selections from the field of corn
which he has that is a little
above the average in
Take two rows at a time
and select seed from those stalks
which have two well-developed
ears per stalk, remembering that
in the selection of seed one
should select from the stalks
that will yield the largest
amount of shelled corn per stalk.
The reason why it is advised
from two-earned stalks is
because in testing and studying
The in Good Roads.
The office of public roads in
the Federal department of
culture recently issued a
tin showing what bad roads cost
the farmers of the county. It
tells the farmers that on the
improved roads of this country,
includes almost almost all
of them, it cost them on the
average cents a mile for every
ton of produce which they haul.
The English and French farmers
using the hard, smooth roads of
those countries pay only to
a mile for the same work The
difference in cost, which the
farmers of this county had to
meet for moving the harvest of
1905-6, amounted to
Our farmers, therefore, get
less for a single harvest
than they would have received
if the roads of this country were
improved to the stand-
ard of good public highways.
Nelson and the Spaniards.
There is an amusing anecdote
about that gruff sea dog Nelson.
Two Spanish captains came on
heard with a request to be allowed
to see greatest seaman in the
Nelson grumbled, but
gave in and went deck, forget-
ting that that moment his legs
were bound up at the knees and
ankles with pieces of brown panel
soaked in vinegar and tied on with
red This had been done to
allay the irritation arising from
mosquito bites. Quite forgetting
his and the
it presented, Lord
went on deck and conduct-
ed the interview with the Spanish
captains with such perfect courtesy
that his singular appearance was
quite obliterated by the charm of
his manlier, and the Spaniard left
the ship with their high opinion of
him thoroughly confirmed.
On Monday next, in the court
House, Hon. B. F. Dixon,
date for State Auditor, will
address the people of Pitt county.
If want to hear good Demo-
be sure to be pres-
Charles Skinner is quite sick at
his home on street.
Nervous
Break-Down
Nerve energy is the
force that controls the or-
of respiration, cir-
digestion and
elimination. When you
feel -weak, nervous,
table, sick, it is often be-
cause yon lack nerve
energy, and the process
of rebuilding and sustain-
life is interfered with.
Dr. has
cured thousands of such
cases, and will we believe
benefit if not entirely;
cure you. Try it.
nervous system away
completely, and left me on the
of crave. I tried skilled
but got no permanent relief.
I cot no bad I had to up my
business. I began taking Ir. Miles
In a
much better, continued
to Improve until entirely cured,
am In business again, never e
Myrtle Creek, Oregon.
Your Dr.
and we authorial him to return
of tint bottle If It fall
i yen.
Miles Medical Co.,
OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT.
IN CHARGE OF J. M. BLOW.
Authorized Agent of The Eastern Reflector for Ayden and vicinity. Advertising rates furnished
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 ,
J. J. Hines left for the north-
markets Tuesday morning to
purchase goods for J. J. Hines
M. M. makes the best
cold drinks that can be made at
the cold the year
round Try one.
Coon hunting is the sport with
the boys now.
Smith Dixon are running
their in mil la on full
trimming
and repairing fall kinds neatly
done.
day i j a one in
den.
You will find a nice line of
caskets n hand at
J. rt. Smith C . D
The two lid- cotton of
the season brought here
We are reliably informed that
within the next two or three
weeks a sash and blind factory
will De established in Ayden.
The stock has all been taken and
everything is nearly ready to
commence work.
Calico prints at Tripp. Hart
Co's. from to per
yard. Drop in and examine
them.
The Busy Builders, composed
of the little children of the town,
gave an ice cream supper Wed-
night, the proceeds of
which will be sent the sufferers
in far away India.
The little children of A.
ton have gone to on a
visit
Miss Carrie Smith, of Green-
ville, the week in Ayden
with friends.
Heavy and fancy grocers, to-
and cigars at Tripp, Hart
THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
It. Varied Described
Burst of Rhetoric.
In
STOKES TOWN ITEMS.
Stokes Town, N. C. Sept.
Miss Reba Stokes left Monday
for Raleigh.
Stokes went to Ayden
Monday.
Gray Moore and Henry Chap-
man passed through town Tues-
day on their way to Washington.
Misses Rosalie Stokes and
ITEMS.
ENGLISH TITLES.
N. C, Sept. Are
r Refused by Commoners.
Mrs. J. T. Hart U costs y i lo made
Mr N R i
visiting n. c. . s may N ,
Mrs. Susan Branch, and grand-j of tats
son, Jasper, spent arc In tbs giving lbs
night and Sunday visiting c.
in this section.
Mr. E. B. went to
Greenville today with a
Misses aim
I have read of the wonder of the V and j. D. Stokes the golden wed.
Tuesday night at Gray Mrs. an
reared in graceful terraces high Moore S.
The Silver Trade Dollar.
The silver trade dollar is
Frank Stokes and Sam Harper
spent Wednesday evening at
Misses Leslie Elliott, Rosalie
Stokes, May Stokes and Ella
Stokes went to Fri
day morning.
C. D. Baker, of
came over Thursday night.
S. T. Harper and sisters, Misses
Mollie and Bessie, went to Cox-
ville Friday evening.
Tuesday by F. H seen or heard from these
sold to Elias Co. unless curiosity
10.18 cents.
J. R. Smith Co.
things hustling at the
plant. Besides their reg-
line of work they are matting
2.500 tobacco hogsheads to be
used on this market.
W. Wilson, of Greenville,
was here the earlier pan. of the
week.
Tripp, Kart and Co.
kinds of muslins at the very
est prices. Don't
Mrs. J. J. Smith . t-tr
Roy Smith have return a I ruin
their visit to Richmond.
J. R. Smith Co. have
a nice lot of Cuffing
when desired. Give .
when in need of a .
goods. Tins firm a
ply of first class
good buggies, and are run
repairing.
Truly Ed the
is a busy man.
one of the of our
coinage system in the It
j was withdrawn
many ago but recently it
has been making its
in Brooklyn in
I numbers to cause the arrest of
some caught passing it among
small tradesmen, and ; Wall
banking firm, which is
charged with pissing the coin at
on
., into curt to
pieces coined
.-. to trade with
but soon out-
if they
above the brazen pates of the city
to remind his Median wife of her
mountain home, and I have read in
the of that land of de-
light, the island of the lotus caters,
of which Tennyson draws this beau-
How It were, the down-
ward with half to ever
falling In a half dream
But certainly the garden spot of
the modern world is in the
valley, with its sun kissed
mountains and brood, rolling
the paradise of the twentieth
century civilization there in our
fertile and majestic
Missouri, with her blue sky, her
lucid streams, her balmy air,
sunsets and her everlasting
hills. We may visit the famed gal-
of the world and feast our
aesthetic tastes upon the master-
pieces of Rembrandt and
Angelo, Reynolds and Van but
painter's brush ever has or ever
i-an produce on canvas half the
majesty and sublimity of an
autumn sunset in the hills,
with the golden sunlight gilding
the throwing over and
the variegated foliage its soft
and mellow radiance.
Beethoven and Mozart,
and Handel and Wagner have
poured forth a flood of melody and
harmony which will delight the
cars of mankind while civilization
lasts, but it can never inspire that
feeling of buoyancy and
that bubbling joy and glad-
which is felt by the barefoot
hoy as he listens to the morning
tire emu song of the mocking bird, the robin
dollar, may be and the lark as they flit from at
limb, while the sunlight glisten
the dew and the very air he
breathes is full of life and glad-
Speech of Robert La-
of Missouri in House of
Mrs. Mollie and Miss
Garris went to Ayden today.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Hart
were visiting their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. I'd
Saturday night and Sunday
in service at Elm Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
children, of Ayden, spent
day afternoon visiting relative
here.
Miss
Miss Bessie Jones, of Ayden,
attended church at Elm Grove
lie evening the afternoon.
Misses Rosalie Stokes and J
Leslie spent Friday night
with Mrs. J. H. Collins near
X Roads.
Roy Stokes went to Ayden Sat-
Several of our townsmen went
to Saturday afternoon
to attend the primaries.
Frank Stokes and Sam Harper
went to Ayden Saturday after-
noon.
Misses Mollie Harper. Bessie
Harper. Leslie Elliott, Rosalie
Mr. Jacks went to
Greenville last Thursday and
return the same day.
Mr. and Mrs. J A. Branch
were visiting in this section Sun-
day.
Miss Eva Sutton and Miss
of Ayden, attended
service at Elm drove
Mr. C. C. went to
tonight to be on that
Stokes, Frank Stokes, Marshall Tuesday
Calvin StoKes, Roy
He
BLIND MAN SEES.
Sees Throat the Eye
Rabbit.
New York, Sept. blind
man has been made to set
op performed ;.
v. hid xi
a . IV
i j.- he act
hi d ; hall or
have long been
y.
seven
. i of silver
I the
Hilton
that
Advertisements, Like decks, Should
Keep
and Co. are made to suit the
A store's advertisements tell
is
is new, what
is inviting, today is a good
Tripp to visit the store. People
Tucker, of
spent Wednesday with Miss the people what
lie Bet I that store- what
and
hat as displayed
Sacred Geese of Rome.
The tradition of the
gee.-c of old i that when
the Gaols invaded Dome a detach-
in single climbed up the
bill of the capital so silently that
the foremost man reached the top
without being challenged, . Bat
while he was striding over the ram-
part some sacred geese, disturbed
the noise, began to cackle and
awoke the garrison. Manns
rushed to the wall and
hurled the fellow over the
l pie. To the event
Stokes. S. F. Harper, J. D.
Stokes and Mr. and Mrs. H. M.
Stokes went to
evening to attend an ice cream
supper given by Miss Carrie
Chapman,
S. F. Harper and J. D. Stokes
vi v.;.,. l- I
spent Sunday afternoon in the Vest Ninety-third street.
The operation consisted in
D. Stokes went to Green- grafting the cornea from the
ville today. of a rabbit upon the eye
C. D. Baker and Man-1 the patient who tad been blind j
spent Sunday evening In fifteen years. Ho now is
the city. able to count fingers
Misses Rosalie Stokes
on persons
of the prime minister. no rally
Hi Di; in matter, Titles
are conferred either or
when do per-
a candidate for royal
recognition and Indirectly when a
brines candidate's name
be sad valid
grounds for so. The
method, however. Is Hie one i-;
adopted. ; Is
prime minister n a name
celebrated In politics, science, art .
literature decide whether
merits of any Riven prominent person
deserve recognition at the hauls of
the
If. In the opinion the prime
such n given person deserves
rank, before Urn minis-
takes steps la the matter
favored Individual is of
prime minister's by a
letter. In which Is conveyed the
degree or it i proposed confer
on subject Ill
four out of cases the approval Is
given. The firth who may
have been offered a or
perchance n refuses be-
cause hi-- Increase his
chances of bill n later day
n higher title still a Armed
with the person's approval, prime
minister now takes
i.--. obtaining his sanction.
h Is e I.
l is -ii n plain
straightforward Into
less the arc very
Kill, as the why a
was conferred on Mr. or
honors conferred on successful gen-
orals In In the of
Wolf-cloy. us I As
a general rule a plain 1- trans-
lino Is, knight or
who Is
. s me
,, . reward bis ultimate
. . him to
re
tn the
bi
p n v
I.
Romans carried a golden
procession to the capitol
York American.
goose
every
Leslie Elliott, who have color and to about
spending past with attended. The operation, though
not unknown to I
prove. .
as to the present case-
Dr. declined
the -r id entity h
patient- t I that
name is Hyman Cohen, how-
ever, and that he is a p
look for the ads. to tell them
and tho old are of
latest
J. W. one of the pro-
of Ayden tobacco
warehouse, has moved his family
here from and
will make this their home.
den extends them a cordial
come. m.
Let Humble left Thursday for
Black Mountain in order to re-
The very finest and best dress
goods, ladies and
furnishing goods, ate the
and will compete with any mar-
are to be at the store
of Tripp Hart and Co.
Elias Turnage and son, Leslie
Turnage, have returned from the
northern markets. Watch for
the ad in the columns of the
Ayden department of Eastern
Reflector.
at living prices in
the general merchandise line
by Tripp, Co.
Mrs. D. G. Berry is visiting
friends in Scotland Neck.
J. W. Dixon paid a flying visit
to Kinston Sunday to see his
family.
Miss Annie Edwards left this
morning for Greensboro Female
College.
Mrs. Mattie Harper and Miss
Sybil Taylor, near Kinston, who
have been visiting Mrs. Frank
White, have returned to their
homes.
R. Williams, of Greenville, was
here Thursday
Mrs. J. R. Smith and Miss
May Smith are on a visit to
friends near Winter ville.
these things just as naturally as
they would look at a clock to
the time.
Sometimes a clock does rot
a store's ad.
does not. A clock
or ad. are about equally
factory, mislead-
Curious things about it is that
a merchant who would think it
absurd to have a or
clock will, some-
times, deliberately let his ad.
stop running. It's not wise, nor
nor defensible
on any known it's
sometimes
NOTICE.
W. H. Smith has purchased
IVe of A. D. Cox in the
at the sane All
work promptly looked after- Mr.
Cox will still with the
Company.
friends and relatives, left today
for their home in Washington.
D. C. Stokes went to Green-
ville today.
Warning to Voters.
Every man in North t
who cannot red and write should
his name placed on the
permanent roll when he to
register for the fall election,
, i . . The
f the
with l . la
of ct .; ; lite.
a; h . .-
;. .
.-. ti and
i ring
; v r
. the
., navel
Ii I to la I w .
lure Y. ii ling
I ,. , . o
, f of gen-
.; . . . for five I
v.- ; at ii
the in u In f the
. us ill lo to in for
I . . i.
. . lg j. 1.1 i of
it
i. ; he I
I tuner, years old who has been
blind since be was
old. The operation
May
nine years
was pr-
now
VOODOO DOCTORS,
Ability
The time limit for ;
. under the imp;
Carolina Milling will expire on the 1st of day by day.
Co. and will conduct the December. All become
after that date and cannot
read and write will not ho allow
ed to vote. It has always been
important that every voter of , ., i
the State secure an education, ; .; V
The constitutional . ,. f ,,, ,. ,
makes it doubly j of that
Express. I bid Brown rich from his
it, ti bad a writ
Sleeping under a blanKet . Pl.,
not ban last night
Dr Dixon
Physician and Surgeon
Office r Bank Building
AYDEN. N. C.
chemise with II I
or
111.1 an Hie
i-t It
. AI
. .
I .
I Y
-.-1 I
. .
. -ill; i
The
r.
ti
Hie
men i-
are
i ,
.-.
I .
.
The Wedding Ring Tells When.
Someone wanted to know with-
out asking directly how
certain woman had been
fifteen said a
man who is a jeweler.
How do you asked
his wife. You don't know any-
thing about her.
her until
can tell by the size of her
wedding said the man.
width of wedding rings
changes about every five years.
Their size repeats itself at
periods, but figuring that
the woman must have been
married fourteen years ago, if
not fifteen. She isn't old enough
for forty-five consequently she
must belong to the fifteen year
Subsequent inquiry proved that
the jeweler was right.-New
York Sun.
STATEMENT OF
THE BANK OF AYDEN
AT AYDEN.
n the State of North Carolina, at the close of business July 1908.
.
me,
-i . I -I
charm
thin
; i;. was
I went nu I a
I wits I
Resources
Loans and discounts
. . .
Furniture and Fixtures
from
You never met
coin .
Silver coin, including
minor coin currency
National hank notes
and other notes
Liabilities
. . . .
. .- I . .
Surplus fit ml . .
6,016.96 Undivided
160.00
current exp, paid
Bills payable
588.06 Deposits subject to ck
Cashier's
if
11,950.00
8,511.00
Total, 178,088.14
Total
that
STATE NORTH
COUNTY OF PITT
I. J. R. Smith, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear
the above statement is to the beat my knowledge and
SMITH, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to be-1
fore me, this day of L- DIXON,
1908. R. C. CANNON.
STANCIL HODGES, J, R SMITH,
Notary Directors.
inn he I by and
never The did
In- never for-
i about It The --i I bed
This related in- I
Ill Of
was Hourly killed by n
black cot, which used i coma
the I throw n slick and iii It.
ll a II mo.
Wan Men In like u I
terribly. . I j
to the voodoo t him
for sell. That I
Mils I l I
I saw black witch
mid n Mien-. She w;
mailer than In her body. She
wore a bu. old me I bonnet.
Her race was of nil.
, sin- come eloper i me.
,. away. Thai ended
The belief is prevalent unions
that witches hove power no-
urns the forms of animal
in south Carolina s menus employed
in guard visitations i-
or grains
over the Hum- in tho form of a
Before
her victim she must devour every
Tills is too tedious fur
she lake herself
Marvin
clue.
to l Ii
n I
nest time,
Will, v,
I'll have ye bl
v.
,;
In
i-hi
fer a
. .,
i yd
cull
. ,.
. , h
.
I've
v,
Ion
Judge.
None
my
-ii n saws v ii means
iv don't
200.80
10,000.00
81,465.00
tending
.,; is
, won
., that
man's
Make Smart,
Mr. , i . nil ten
in roil
dull
Well, that natural
make
The
Jim to
Job it wasn't
Bill mil -You're mate I
one man put out of work,
draws his money- Punch
Tho Rut;
Is the role
ought
York Hon.
THE CHAMBER OF Try this for Desert
MR. F. M. WOOTEN GIVES SOME
GOOD REASONS WHY.
Wake Up, Mr. Kan, and Lu-
Are You Doing Your Duty
to Yourself and Greenville
In the interest of the Green-
of
Why the town of Green-
ville The question seems ab-
surd, there are so many reasons
for its existence and all of us
agree on one reason, that order
may be preserved and personal
and property rights protected to
all who are in its boundaries.
have a Chamber of Com-
To answer analogy,
for the same reason that a man
has a wife or a woman has a
band, that each may have a help
meet-to increase the property
and personal property and good
order of the other, and to live
for the other. And just so can
a Chamber Commerce increase
the town, its property, its pros-
and order and
selfishness. No unselfish
or selfish man can deny
these conclusion. Therefore it
is the duty of every man in the
community to some
to and promote the
strength and usefulness of the
Chamber of Com
The is only
temporary for every man will
gain some benefit from
an aggressive and will
ed community building
that every
has an
to I say to you that
it is the duty of every
man w has a particle of per-
property t in this
community to the n
of Greenville Chamber of
Commerce be hold
night, toe n time,
thought and experience to its
is and
every other to be
by it in the future. are
other business organizations
the community having; for these
purposes the of par-
interest but their inter-
do no conflict with the
interest of the Chamber of Com-
but do work together.
Instead of yielding to a
to stand out and
Come into the organization and
put f y efforts correct
think exist.
Frank
Notice.
Dis We one package of any fl
pint l water.
When partly congealed, beat light
adding one aim six
V hi .
and pour it into
or bowl When cool it -ill and
may be served whipped or
any good pudding sauce.
costs per package
and can . e obtained at any good
A DESPERATE CHANCE.
of the Excitement of
a Wounded Man.
Amos Chapman fifteen years
b the government employ as a
on the plains. During his life
of constant peril and exposure,
writes Mr. Parrish in
Great one of his most hero-
deeds was performed while he
m bearing dispatches for General
Miles from his camp on
to Camp Supply, Indian
The dispatch consist-
ed of six men. Early in the morn-
after a hard ride, they
suddenly attacked near the
by a band of over a
hundred and
Captain Dodge thus describes
what
The first intimation of the pres-
of Indians was a volley which
rounded every man of the party.
In a-i Indians appeared
on all sides.
Dismounting and abandoning
their horses, the brave band of
whites moved together for a
yards to a buffalo wallow, a
depression in the
prairie.
Chapman and Dixon. being but
slightly wot tided. hard and
fast to deepen this depression, and
us soon as it was sufficiently deep to
rd some a it was occupied
and the work continued from with-
in.
Smith had fallen from his horse
at the first fire and was supposed
tn be dead. Chapman said,
keep th infernal redskins
off me, and I will run down
pick up Smith and bring him back
before fan get at
. d his rifle, lie sprang
out of the bi wallow, ran
a seized and at-
I said Chapman,
jot across
n up h n.
, . u, ;. , do to stagger
I ii for he couldn't help him-
self a bit. B i time had got
r th s about fifteen
. . . r me at full speed
an tin r
The the b
op, . the India .
ran it.
I v.- will
yard t
had fed tin
to me an. I
on
I I had
By of a power of s con-
in a an mortgage executed
to me by W. J. James and wife. Re-
James, bearing date the day
of Jan. and duly recorded in the
office of register of deeds for Pit
county in book Q-8, at page to
secure the of a certain bond
of even Late therewith, and the
in said not having
been complied I shall, on Mon-
day the 5th. day of October.
o'clock, noon, at the
house door in Greenville, Pitt county.
N. C. offer at public auction, to
highest bidder, for cash, the following
described lots. I
Two lots in the town of Bethel. K. .
on the East side of Main street. Lot
No. I adjoining and bounded by th- lands
of J. C. and W. A. or. and known-
as the W. J. James beef market, with
building. Lot No. known as the Spam
lot. containing a dwelling and bounded
by the lands of W. W. Andrews. A.
Hi and others, containing one halt
acre, more or less.
foe
OLIVER
Typewriter
This the 24th day of August
A. Summerfield Mortgagee.
By A. R. Dunning attorney.
Notice
By virtue of the power of sale con-
in a certain died
and deliver, d by J. C.
ton and Margaret Harrington to Os-
car Hooker day of November
Q and duly r. corded in the reel
of office of Pitt county. North
Carolina, in book J. page the
undersigned will expose to public sale,
before Court house door in Green-
ville, to the highest bid on Friday.
Sept at M a certain
tract or parcel of land lying and being
in of Pitt and State of
North and described as fol-
lows, t ,. ,
Situated in Township ad-
joining the lands of Bryant Ellis, a
and S G
containing twenty-five acres more or
less and the lands where J C liar
now resides The said lands be-
f e same land deeded to C
by his father and mother,
lanes Harrington wife, and re-
corded in book A page to satisfy
said mortgage deed. Terms of sale
cash.
This 25th of Aug. .
Hooker. Mortgagee.
C. E. BRADLEY
JEWELER
A Guarantee of Satisfaction Goes with Every Piece of Jewelry Sold.
MAKES -ONE
EVANS ST.
GREENVILLE, N. C.
This is a List of Successful Business
Men Who Use Oliver Type-
writers in the City of
Greenville.
Messrs. Baker Hart, Bank of
Greenville, r. L. James,
rial Knitting Mills, Jarvis Blow,
. J. Ben. Higgs, Dr. ,
no Brown, r. C. Harding Julius I
Brown, C. G V I
Veneer Co., Greenville Manufacturing
Co., Co Wooten, ,
D. Supply Co., .
The Company,
J. K. Window, Best,
W. J. Turnage to,
i o . David . a, Daily
T. Co.
Fall
The OLIVER Re
been Equaled. Sold
DAVID C J.
OLIVER
Write or
ii never
n Easy terms
Notice To Creditors.
Having as executrix of John
S. deceased, late of Pitt
this is to notify all persona
having claims against the estate of the
s-iii I exhibit them to the
undersigned within twelve months from
date or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
will please make immediate payment
Mil of September tins.
Susan
Executrix.
my m t
It was a-
We have jut
pound shipment of
Get The best for Comfort
Roy all and border. Felt Nat
es and a piece Bern-
stein iron Bed have no equal.
fl
O Y D
nm
. G. James, Attorney.
. wallow
Amos
k .
-t on
u ill
Notice.
Having as administrator of
Mary deceased, late of Pitt
I county, State North Carolina, this
is to notify all persons having claims
against the estate of Said deceased to
; exhibit them the undersigned on or
I before September 8th, 1908, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
payment.
this 1908.
V. II. Porter.
Administrator.
pound paper This piper is
without an equal in price. It
in a nice board
instead cf the unhandy
paper wrapper.
furnish
to
two in a beard
box. i y buying in quantity
v e arc to offer it at
pet pound; envelopes per
package.
We Invite you call and
examine it.
BOOK STORE
Pulley we
of Women's N. C.
want your HORSE to
and pull buy your
Hay,
and
Oats
Corn.
Tobacco at K a id i
There was b F, r
i Fri-
day, the inti of the Farm
Consolidated Tobacco Co.
which is n doing business on
the Kinston market. About a
hundred were
and they showed much interest
as the business of the company
was explained to them in speeches
by Capt. J. R. Hatchings,
S. M. Jones and
dent L. The com-
is a gratifying bus- j
at Kinston.
A similar was held,
today in Wilson, where the com-1
is also doing a good business
this season. As the farmers
learn more of the Farmers Con-
Tobacco Co., and how
it makes money for them, the
company grows stronger. It is
doing a good work.
.
. .
. ;. as administrator of
Thomas A- Willoughby, deceased.
of Pitt North Carolina, this is
to all persons having claims
I h estate of the said deceased
to exhibit to the undersigned ad-
within from
this data, or this notice will be pleaded
i in bar their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make payment,
This the 5th day of August
R. E. V
yea
.-. . ii n vi . And,
cure enough, I shot off
lust above G. James, Attorney,
bad be n i on bone
tin fool behind me, and
. . eX . . . never knew it, Notice
nor i ire I ever bad any pain in j qualified as administrator
-in T. J. Pollard, late of Pitt
r. Weber
. aid
M Em
. ., ii
Ai,
Pi m . .
I en
. i
ORGANS
. MILLER
The
wilt be v
at will. Ii
th mot popular piano world
For best piano at any price and on
easy call on or write.
, of W. B. He will
, I you Better Feed and More Less
Money than any man in town,
W. B.
is headquarters for C Hay,
Oats, Cotton is,
Brand, Hominy,
corn Meal and ail of
S. J. NOBLES
MODERN BARBER SHOP.
Hot and Cold Baths
Electric Massage
Cosmetics
A specialty Electric
Massage and Hair
tonic given to ladies
at their homes.
Opposite J. R. J. G.
A. J.
GREENVILLE. N. C
Soap
Will make the skin Healthy.
Will make the skin Velvety.
FOB COMPLEXION
For Eczema, Pimples, Ring-
worms, Blackheads, Poison,
and all Skin
Diseases.
FALL BULBS
are now arriving, plant early
to get best A nice
line of Palms, and in all
sizes. Oh cat a
specialty, r
and Plural offerings ac
notice. Mail,
me order receive
prompt attention. Phone
J CO
Raleigh, N. C.
Tim.
An old million wed
blank
friend. did not aspect
that of said would be
borrower, rising and preparing to
leave Indignantly.
forgive you for this refusal.
course won't, my dear fellow,
old screw, with the
most calmness, if Pd lent you
the wouldn't have paid me.
and should have
that, so to
over Good morning.
Illustrated
SEEDS
Drug and Chemical Co
Peculiar Accident.
Mr. Daniel, of New Hope
township, met with quite a pain-
accident Sunday night while
engaged in smoking out
toes by means of gun powder.
A spark from the pan of live coals
popped in the powder flask
it to explode and fearfully
burning Mr. Daniel's face and
hands. Fragments of the bottle
hit his eight-year-old daughter
cutting a gash in her forehead.
old son was also struck
from the explosion, causing a
gash in his
Headlight
ARE YOU SURE
bur U I
Ito Vim know I
e Me ml h
other
. t
war
MAKE AND YOUR OWN ICE
In MINUTES
t FOR A PLATE
HE Mil.
Mr or
Q of BUlk anS
c North Carolina, this is to notify .
ms having claims against the .
estate of the said deceased to I g, e . ,. p
them to the undersigned .,,., cl N. Ninth St., f
twelve months from this date. years
seed Pa
Hit . . ,
. .
I .
, Imp. M
. .
. H-w Bushel
. . Bushel
am Bushel
t Garden .
KM Bushel.
and a lull line
Sc it lowest
compute t a list
and
the Money.
Wine paper.
H. W.
Si., Seed lines, la.
ibis notice will be pleaded In bur of
their recovery.
All persons indebted to estate
will please make immediate
This the day of August
Samuel Administrator.
K. ti. Attorney. ltd
. W.
IN
Groceries
And Provisions
It
SB.
to
out pd
Ha my
of Is
ire;
k W Food Ca., la V.
Cotton and
. vs on
Fresh Goods kept ton-
In stock. Country
Produce Bought and Sold
D. W.
GREENVILLE N
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID
j FOR CHICKENS AND EGGS.
i At New Market in front Nor-
. and Southern Depot.
I. Q. SMITH.
Dr. Greene
DENTAL SURGEON
Specialist on Crown and Bridge work
Office over Frank Wilson's Store.
DR. L. C. SKINNER
PHYSICIAN
corn, r and Third Sta.
formerly occupied by the late Col. I,
A.
Springs
THE CARLSBAD OF
Stakes County. N. C.
Located in the beautiful
the healthiest n
America. Fanned by the Mountain
breezes. Hotels under
management. Cuisine in
the South. All white help employed.
For further information, full
address,
DR. H. P.
Cobb Bros. Co.
NORFOLK. VA.
Cotton Buyers. Brokers
in Stocks. Cotton. Grain
and Provisions,
PRIVATE WIRE
to New York. Chicago
and New Orleans.
For Rent.
Store on corner of Washington and
Thirteenth streets. A good stand for
the right man. Will sell stock, store
fixtures and safe. Reason for selling
want give whole time to dairy
D. D.
PAUL
THE TAILOR
Can be found on Fourth street
prepared to clean, press repair
Mens Clothing and Ladies Skirts
All work done promptly, suite
made to order when
Your patronage
PERRY GO.
NORFOLK, VA.
Cotton and handlers
Bagging and Bags.
Correspondence and shipments
solicited .
DR R. L.
Dentist.
GREENVILLE. N.
U I. MOORE W. H. LONG
Moore and Long
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
COMING COMING MS FOR II WRECK ON THE ROAD
COMING
THE JOHNNY J. JONES
Exposition Shows and Great
Trained Wild Exhibit
Curious Custom Prevailed
In the Ages.
What a Collision Means to
Man at the Throttle.
HOMICIDE, i PLIGHT OF THE ENGINEER.
WEEK OF SEPT. 21st
Days and Nights
.
of solid Fun, Sport and Amuse-
carrying a vast assembly
of priceless Wild Beasts. Perform-
Lions, Tigers, Bears, Wolves,
Leopards and many
others from all parts of the world.
lO BIG FEATURE SHOW lO
SENSATIONAL FREE ATTRACTIONS
Prof. Mike famous Royal
Italian Band of twenty pieces,
Dare Devil Cyclone in his dip of
death, at and p. m.; Prof.
makes a balloon as-
at p. m. each afternoon.
He is the smallest in the
world.
All Doors of the various
open at p. m., and closes
at p. m.
lull That Killed a Man round
Sentenced ti and
; of Cock That Was i
With Having ,
twang of
pout is n i
for
the eight-
and
trials took between and
17-11.
l Biblical for
tor hi rUe twenty-
one
ox a ii or a woman
die. OS be
Ac I
Au the custom was
Kilt, when n bull a
ill a ill
of and a man to
. TM,.
-J Hie owe.
captured an I
fur
wan u I ; en us
The a.
to death, la.
dieted by
. i y the bind
a Use
of I r caused
. i a call I.
at tor killed hum.
ii s. w I her six young
mi on
. The and
ours
. of
youth and tin-
bud r i and the
.,. . .,. , Kin. . lieu
One if the in-t
place In when a
tried on ail-
laid an
in of
i, laid by were of
tor In
,,,.,. i. that r
rather
of life A f-i e
Southern
Market.
I have disposed of my
at the city mar-
house and am BOW with
J. Q Smith opposite the
Norfolk and Southern-
depot where my patrons
will find me prepared to sup-
ply their needs in fresh
meat, fish, sausage, I
will pay the highest cash
prices for chickens, eggs and
country produce-
E. M.
DO YOU WANT TO
ADD TO YOUR INCOME
Men. women and can make
big money in spare time by selling
SOAP.
The greatest of the age for
diseases of the skin. The best for
complexion for and
purifying the In eczema,
etc. This soap will be found
equal.-d. for particulars, ham-
pie cake by mail,
Drug and Chemical Co
N. 9th. St. Philadelphia Pa.
ESTABLISHED 1875-
S M SCHULTZ
Wholesale and retail Grocer
and Furniture Dealer. Cash
paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton
Oil Turkeys, Eggs. Oat
Bedsteads, Mattresses, etc
Suits, Baby Carriages, Go-Carts,
Parlor suite Tables, Lounges,
Safes, P. and Ax
Snuff, High Life Tobacco, Key
West Cheroots, Henry
Cigars, Canned Cherries, Peach-
es, Apples, Pine Apples,
Jelly. Bleat, Flour, Sugar, Coffee,
Soap, Lye Magic Food, Matches,
Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls,
Garden Seeds, Oranges, Apple-,,
Nuts, Candies, Dried Apples,
Peaches, Prunes.
Glass and China ware,
Wooden ware, Cakes and Crack-
Macaroni. Best But-
New Royal Sewing Machines
and numerous other good a,
Quality and quantity cheap
cash. Come see me.
S M
PATRONIZE
HOME
INDUSTRY.
We manufacture ICE and can
the local demand. Two wagon
deliveries orders
time during the day, and
delivery will be made at the plant kt
any hour if the night.
ask your patronage and will do
our best to please you.
The Ice Plant,
Hill Johnson, . . Proprietor
CENTRAL
Barber Shop
Edmond Fleming props.
Located in main business sec-
of the town Four chairs
in operation and each one
sided over by a skilled barber
Our place is inviting,
sharp. Our towels clean.
thank you for past
and ask you to call strain when
good work is wanted.
lira
from
The
facts -f
no evil i I i-
ii-
WM no
r -H
pact an Tie
hi fill
In
H. raw
;,, . r, . --t l .-,. ,
rt ll r
ham in. -i
i.
.,
awl
i bid
i- the Kt.
A II hum I
Hip fine w i
i by
cited in
I.,; u
,.;, . ;, .-,. . in
III I In how-
j and
wits to Hie
I'm I
who ii and an
was dually agreed upon,
the clap lo
Hie to
lime after the
beetles. Hi
I was a of way
i i-.-l would
to the
. i iii l bill It
Iii iv I I In
C.
Ha Has to and His
Fats He Become Crippled
Are Some Things
Worse Pain.
just to tell you that
. Jury baa yon
from all blame the
are to hold tower
The old engineer turned bis pall
sue. A cap-1
pad r.
from his
be you. J
too. for the good news. I
they it on me.
It Poor
tell SO, too, if was alive
All be m
the and I W
m- and pulled her
wide we the amp-
ace o you
lie wiped a hand
e as if trying to oat
horrible
eyes ; U t-. a
Of bis
-1 you I
her up into i
or -v smile Bitted over bis lips.
and In grew s.-ii dill it
come your mind nu
lie us about hi.-
Hie us be Is about Hie lives of
who I
wile and lit l- one you
life tor win,;
diem
ever to what a
like Hull at Mentor
Hie try t- your-
la bi- , In tarn
. . of cub room.
by levers, rod
.,, is dins miles of
I,,;,.,. last Of
I lire enough wan-r
, ,.,. ; his Mines iii a
Is
us or water mid 20.000 f
la pounds
.,. i I behind Is
i; of train, he
is along head of
pounds of and
Ii i-i rail by
, is of an Ii of wheel
i v of
i vi a I
i the vile
to lit i so the
that
i u
Reduced Round-Trip Tickets to
NORFOLK, VA.
WOLCOTT KERR Receivers
Raleigh.
Middlesex.
Bailey,
Wilson,
Waist
Greenville,
Grimesland.
N. C,
3.50
3.50
3.50
3.50
3.00
2.75
2.75
2.75
2.75
2.00
2.00
2.00
Tickets on Tuesday, September IS. limited
return passage until Friday, September 18th,
The only line in Eastern North Carolina operating trams
the City
II K t,
Manager.
II
General A;
BRICK TALK,
Sometime ago a cot tractor saw our brick and then
these parting
I were building for my-
self I would take your trick
because they are worth more
but I have secured a cut on
some inferior ones that will
do as well, for my contract
does not specify the kind and
I'M AFTER THE
Contractors study their side. Why not study your and
insist that YOUR house have the same good brick he
have BRICK APPEARANCE and sell
them at COMMON BRICK PRICE.
Your request will bring you more information.
n .
if the force
conn
. ship
hi Use at
PLANT OX K. A. L. . i.
WALTON BRICK CO., N. C.
DUMB U DINNING N. C
PAPER HANGING and PAINTING
I am to do first-class
Paper Hanging and Painting
Drop me a note if you want
work in my line, -g
R. F. D. No. Greenville, N. C.
BRICK BRICK
I have on hand a large of
good machine made brick. Will quote
prices on application and can nil orders
promptly.
W J Gardner,
The Brick Man. Bethel, N. C.
Harry Skinner, Jr
WHEDBEE
COAL COAL
COAL
See w J. before baying
your coal for the winter. He can give
you a bargain.
PHONE NO
An -ii
in-i
advance money, had
one
on what ha would wan hut
of post thaw
a letter
rent, other in-
To ho made no
Thon followed a note asking
him to call in o certain
to lie sent
that ha not intend call
that the i need not
in the mat-
But the was not at
Two later a registered
letter arrived, In I
notes and n form to filled up,
promising to pay in three
months. then
the money, the form and the
in tho hand of o-
who weeks
the notes to usurer
got a out f them for
I I lie engineer
they on There Is
n talk
I I'M several
I . ts ill all
,. , ., you don't want to
that life
i there
lees.
well us our
,.;,.,. .-, . all miner I bad one
in of or one In
of
Bin now, but u train
had one , of
helm killed mid in of
lot of people killed
mi. a I
to a grumbler, but It appears
to me you folio s have
Ida I
legs are gone,
mean n lo you, bat
I of
ii- II Is to I my Job to
out into middle of some
country reed and wave a white flag as
every goes by-K you real
what tn an
to hoar the toot of the
as she to the stressing
lo see Hie salute of the
and -i they go flying
by- toll yon, my boy, there
things worse Hem physical
ins eyes with tears. The nurse
gently sway and softly
the hair.
talk mow she
said.
right, be replied, putting
out bis hand to me. always obey
It. New
Tribune.
A TRIP TO
T I M O g j
ATTRACTIVE NOW VIA THE
CHESAPEAKE LINE STEAMERS I
LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY. ,
AT CLUB BREAKFAST to
DINNER For particulars and reservations
address.
E. T. LAMB, Gen. Aft CHAS. L. HOPKINS, T. P. A.
NORFOLK, Va.
F. J. G. P. A. Md.
Not Very Flattering.
When artist had Ills seen
of Ills woods skirt
suburban road, he looked up
mid behold n serious faced Irishman
whom be had previously noticed din
King in a by roadside cm-
.- at ids canvas.
sun artist Familiarly,
yon you could make a picture
like
his a
moment and. with a deep sigh, answer-
II do If
he's to
POLICIES.
The newest and most attractive thing in the
World.
Low cost. Perfect
Indemnifies assured against loss of time by either
ACCIDENT
OR
SICKNESS.
INSURE NOW. J DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS
H. A. WHITE, Greenville, North Carolina
J.
S. MOORING
Successor to FLEMING MOORING
General Merchandise.
Good
f, lion Is ll list Of very
no more Blurs;
got as n neat leg;
Tim la a
Into melodrama, made moral;
midshipman, mind is old
land, golden parishioners, I hire
partial men; pen
nay. repent It;
run, In revolution, to love
ruin; sweetheart, there sat;
great helps.
C. D. TUNSTALL
Opposite Center Brick Warehouse.
General Merchandise.
POOR PRINT
I II.
In Charm of F. C. NYE
SPEAKER WEALTH.
i is .
d.
Friends Say From One to Fire Millions
., Assessment,
j In the nature of a reply to
Bryan's demand that he
l how he obtained his fortune and
the extent of his wealth. Speaker
go-1 Please bear in mind the Chickens and eggs a specialty. I Joseph G. Cannon gave out a
Keel wagons and carts Come and get the best prices, j statement to-day regarding his
v had made the A. G. Mfg. Co. I Harrington. Barber Ca finances. While he did not say
Th-Y. M. C H. Rev. W. E. Cox. of he was worth, his friends
-c The Rates on
,. , w.- .
BLUES
bl
id
umber deli
res hoc
an
. .
.-.
next door
v. i
area
of at factors in Co do not know what Mr.
in our school Quite a number of new pupils an said about the extent of my
in training young me ; for entered Winterville High School financial said Mr. Can-
in the Christian Monday. I did not read his state-
bale of r. cotton Lots of inquiries are coming in the papers.
.- . here this wade by in about school desks which what have been told. I will say
B. F. Manning A. G. Cox Mfg. makes.
Rogers. Mrs. It H. statement regarding Mr.
Co. N Va. b ought Sunday with friends and relatives Bryan's possible wealth was in-
tea certs in Ayden and returned as humor. I do not know
Manning afternoon. what he is worth, not do I care,
at will b located hare and win be a Yew children aw accustomed i only know that I have been
Mr- Stocks regular buyer He guarantees to having told that he was worth some
, . . . and the prices the staple, it home and certainly where in the neighborhood of a
r u,.;. N C ought to have a comfortable desk million.
I; n Any one in need of a good and h ate school room So much -For myself, I wish I had
. will do well to depends upon the comfort of our much more than I have. What I
Mr. Hunsucker at the A. G. schoolrooms. Many a bay and have is just a modest
. . . .,. Manufacturing Co. before girl has had his health injured my family. The fact that
,. they bay Buggy is permanently by neglect i have been in
rushing and we would advise line. Let us give our child year- speaks for itself.
quite a nun place, your orders early, and beautiful Mr. Cannon came here with
Ha Magdalene Co left this schoolrooms and they will I his brother from in
.,.,,, Oxford where she with d light the time for the 1858 as a young lawyer. It was
k , ad Sunday her sis- of school. Give our desks, through the brother,
repast sen. gM will go a trial and be convinced. Cannon, now dead.
our t tor
A FACT
ABOUT THE
What to known as t he
tag external condition., la the
great majority of
THIS IS A FACT
whack may
by a course at
They to the
mind. They and
to the body.
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE.
CORN THAT IS CORN
Va-
Mr. Succeeds With
Mr. was display-
this morning in front of his
meat market on North Main
tract w corn stalks with
th ears on picked at ran-
from iii-- 80-acre tract of the
cereal on th- northern suburbs
of town.
WAITING FOR
Exaltation That With
After Mm
Did you nonce the differ-
in Cat then a loaf
drought breaks
feels lit-
as if the crack of doom were
four away. Grass i
khaki instead of The
is The tree leave
hang Everything looks
at u if the hat rain had
fallen ever fall, and the
feeling such be case
cannot wholly he fought off. Clouds
e. pray black, damp looking
gathered time and
i again tilled with hope, but
away after only a stiff
and maybe a lightning
and
time it looks the same way.
A cool is hut it
mean rain. That's the way it
before when y u got fooled.
It is in the and
erst, and you hear a distant peal
of But that doesn't mean
for it did that before.
There re clouds boiling
arch a plain
roll
drab reaching to the
looks more hopeful, hut
your heart is fighting hops.
You are depressed and afraid to
There was nothing over it for fear van ill just
about the height of the Batiks,
but the number of ears on m of
attracted much attention and sharp, defiant there are
evoked numerous inquiries as-j wet drop in it heart
who for a moment through
downright of joy. nut
let be too
prosperous
through life.
A. large lot of nice
cypress shingles for
Co.
Mrs. W. 1- House. in
from a visit of several days
at Hanrahan.
J. B. Carroll Co. an- adding
several to thou
store. They will in-
their stock this fall.
The officers of the Vance I
where
she will enter the Normal and in
drawn college,
A lot of Hour just in
Harrington, Barber
A house and lot con-
located to business
Willie Lineberry, of Pittsboro, section of town, with barn
came in last night to enter Win- a.,; stalls. G. A. Kittrell. Win
High School. N. C.
The Pitt Co. School Desk are T. H. King filled
still going. Let us have your or- at Ayden Sunday
at you will never morning and Ha was i c
is no better by Mrs. Kin
more comfortable desk op the Linda Newton.
the display.
While the average number of
ears stalk of corn of the
usually grown by the
Rt-wan farmer is but Mr.
yield from his crop
will and he expects to
from the thirty acres
the of Speaker
Cannon, were made. , . u
Speaker Cannon's name
pears on the records of tins waS first attracted
. county and Douglass county and . . .
. , Bigs
in Nebraska. According to , .
, , i has even such a
tax books, the only real ., . . n
i . . bountiful yield this ear when he
estate owns in this county is. . .
., ,,. i learned that the I A. Carr
his His personal pro-
and assessment last year fob ;
D. F. James returned to his I that the Cannon interests, which
home near Monday are generally supposed to be en-
evening.
Fit Sale.
you won t .
It's Mining eats and
dogs Get that window Bring
in that chair off the porch
you can lake a deep breath
and resume the plans for the
yon hail left off
and hopelessly, n week or ten
flays ago. whole existence
been unconsciously merged into
one waking and sleeping day and
night prayer for rain.
You smile with the joy of a child.
Things that looked ominous to you
a day you can laugh
right in their
faces now. It has
Durham had produced
bushels from three acres.
He
Society for the fall term are
as W. H. Hots,
dent h. G. Dixon, vice r-e .
D. R. Jackson, secretary. F. Nunn in town.
Send your order to A. r the- Tar Heel.
g. Manufacturing Co., Win- j wagons and carts made by the piano. jewel.
N. C. A. G. Cox Co.
Winterville. N. C. household and office corn crops in La,
cow. watch,
and jewel-
have received another and service they cannot be i furniture, totals. n
r load of lime, a. W. excelled. I In addition, Cannon,
Miss Suitor, returned s interested in the Dan- of State
v H. v ville bank and the at who made demon-
d j The Mr. farm
Flu Copeland and Lee
treasurer, M. L. Tingle
supervisor. Lee Moore-, Marshal.
F. C. critic. The
for a fine year's work are good. Miss Sarah Barker J
at Johnson's this
every day. Go and look at that pretty dis- Sutton, of Edenton, came in Sat , .,.,
C. S Carroll has accepted a ply of ladies and fine to enter
with II. L shoes and hosiery at A. School. j
He will be glad to have his and Co. They are selling them I Monday morning the A. G.
friends give him a call I too. Prices talk. Manufacturing Co. at Win-,
Our immense fall stock is Bryan went to Green- shipped out one hundred
to
I the latter's
last month pronounced this the
equal of any field corn in North
Post.
and
riving every day and we are as j this morning.
and fifty of their Pitt county;
busy as bees opening it up. Our
customers are cordially invited
to come a. J our
and be convinced of its beaut,
durability and cheapness. It is
our motto to and let live.
Come and et us give you prices
on dry goods will interest
you. We have an immense line
of crockery, glass ware and
hardware. -A. W. Ange Co.
The reading room of Winter-
ville High School will have the
following magazines this session.
Review Reviews, World's
Work, St Nichols, Ladies Home
lie mis morning. i wen i m R i
cue of the prettiest lines of. school desks. For durability,
ever in Win- and desk
crockery ever displayed in Win-; comfort and cheapness
-t Harrington be excelled.
and Co. Mr. Mrs. J. D.
Miss Nannie Lou left; church at Red Banks Sunday
for Bethel this morning to mining.
Sunday. Rev. H. B. Phillips preached
committee,
Greenville,
to the action of
county executive
held in the town
on August 22nd,
The Band.
The band concert by the John-
Jones Carnival musicians,
that was rendered on the corner
of Middle and Pollock Streets,
rained It has rained And living
more i worth
News.
Furniture In China.
of furniture for
the Chinese market have their
In the months of June, July
and August excessive dampness is
prevalent throughout the entire
country, especially in the southern
ports. Daring these damp months
furniture which is put together with
glue falls apart, drawers stick, roll-
tops refuse to work fiat tops
warp and split. Furniture for use
in this climate must, therefore, be
well seasoned before its
During the winter months in
north China the climate becomes
extremely dry, and in and about
and the country is
visited heavy dust storms. Fur-
which buckled warp-
ed during the summer returns to its
normal state or else goes to the
extreme and exhibits cracks of-
for the county of Pitt is people. The
called to meet in the court house band is composed of real
of Greenville, on Saturday, clans and deliver real and high
ten half an inch or more in width.
He Would.
If Judge Parker had been
the earnest support by all
on and deliver end high the Mimes . i
Rev. H. B. Phillips preached class music. It a one of tile Democrats that
one black oil cloth valise The Minister's Conference; of, convention, aH citizens
tilled with men's clothing. Any
information concerning will
the Free Will Baptist church is in
session here this week. Already j
of Pitt county who favor local
, self-government, aid ore
be gladly received by David good number have com m and, of county
Purser. Winterville N. C. is expected later L first
The the as the conference progresses
Literary Society of F. A Edmundson spent i-
them to the people, and who
; the location
Journal, Saturday Evening Post, High school are as Miss, day with his parents near f a home
Everybody's Magazine, The De- j Lizzie Harris, president; land returned Monday.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
Bank of Winterville.
AT WINTERVILLE.
In the State of North Carolina, at the close of business July 15th.
Youth's
Outlook, World To-
day. The students also have
access to the News and
New Bern journal,
tor Recorder
Richard has opened up a
new market where Smith and
Nelson Kept Enos also has
opened one in the wooden store
belonging to R. Cooper. They
are all clever men and we shall
be well served.
We always have line of
fresh groceries on hand.
Barber Co.
Miss Rosa has ac.
a position in the millinery
store of Mrs. E. F. Tucker.
Remember the Hunsucker bug-
are still going. Call to see
our nice stock of runabouts be-
fore you buy. Prices are inter-
Miss Ethel Carroll left this
morning for Bertie
county, where she will teach in
the high school of that place. We
predict her much success.
and
,, P with the Christian
Bring your cotton to B. -t
Kate Bryan, Miss Manning. p who favor
Clara Braxton, secretary; Miss J. Cox. who had beer, spend- J m n
mg some day-at home, for our affairs, and
his work Tuesday en
V u it r and State Republican tick--, ate
A lot of salt, just in, g-
ton, Barber Co.
Laura supervisor.
Prospects are bright for another
excellent year's work.
When in need of a nice up to-
date suit of clothes come and
Loans and discounts
Overdrafts
Furniture and fixtures
Bunks
Honkers
examine our line of men's and
boy's clothing.
Harrington Barber Co.
Misses Cox, Annie
Carroll and Belva Dixon left Sun
day evening for the State Normal
and Industrial college at Greens-
thus making nine boys and
girls who are away at college
Another Inquest Today.
Coroner will call
jurymen together Benin to-day
and a further Investigation
into the death of Cynthia
i man, the woman who died from
a slash across her throat,
to attend this
and will be recognized SB
delegates thereto.
Thomas Settle and Dr.
Cyrus W. Thomson have
invited, and one or both of them j
1,178.08
1,178.80
20.01
stock I 5,000.00
a I
i i
ii in I.
and
s.
Total
182.80
880.00
10,688.41
Capita
Surplus
Undivided profits less
current expenses and
luxe- paid
Hills payable
Time certificates
to cherts
rs checks out-
standing
400.00
170.68
1.787.16
2.70
Total
15.08
is expected to be sent and ad- . of Pitt.
To i I I. I. the.
r band or that of
from our town mid whom no
be adduced The in-
of woman was made
yesterday morning at
dreSS ,. ., ;, ,.,, i best of know belief.
speaking the public is; he true to j. L. Cashier.
Cordially invited. , to me. Attest
and all from W. H. S.
The and
cook stoves are among
the best We have them at prices
that will interest you. We also
have a full line of heaters and
piping. Harrington. Barber
Co.
Eli Hoyt Ange, of Jamesville,
entered school Monday.
Chin. Rep. Ex. C in.
Fernando Ward, Sec.
R. Johnson, j
Notary Public.
t; E Lineberry
W B
Creek church, the funeral
vices having been held Sunday
15th.
weather feels kinder
the good old v time.
like
COUGH SYRUP
An improvement over C--h. L. and j
An Improvement over many . bowels. No op
of i cold by a on the
Mt-c--r--r money refunded. v
to
CHICAGO,
THE EASTERN REFLECTOR.
D. J. Editor and Owner
Truth In ice to Fiction,
One Dollar Per Year
VOL. No.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY. 1908
NUMBER
TEL BRIDGE SPANS TAR RIVER deception.
ice plant destroyed. Tl JONES CARNIVAL IS WITH US A
IT IS NOW OPEN FOR PUBLIC
TRAVEL
R. W.
Party Early
Ban.
Ii Mr. -ad Mr.
The sublime sons; of
perish from
the beautiful
fade away and be forgotten, but
the brilliancy and splendor the
Th ere was some rapid work .
done Saturday on the new faction Mrs.
s Tar river at Martha E. Wilson on
there being something like 40.-. honor of her son. Mr
lumber laid on the s Frank and his
contract accomplished bride, -will
en days before fast mi tn the
Lumber Co. to set of . who as-
tender th- hand of
flooring delivered at the
was can out by that firm, and
laying of
in order to hasten the
this Chairman R. W.
of the Board of County
had
dent Joe I to take part
of his con net there to help
do the k. and the result was
that all the flooring was a
Nasal and
ready w be open-
f little after
J the bridge
led for
i take the
bridge with
I o'clock the
abutments we
King invited a party
trip across the
him, and at
rails at
re removed and his
was the to make pas-
the new bridge. With
Chairman Kin g were bis son.
r D. M. Clark
rho had super vised the work,
L. of
W. J- Smith, as-
foreman . and D. J.
editor Reflector.
The bridge is
as there ;.
touches t
put it is ready for
an be used without
the finishing
was
ling it Sunday
I now permanently
Chairman King is a
an that the bridge
i six weeks of
he time specified in t
hat it should be open
lira much concern and
he people of the town
north of the rive.
over it, for i
at has been more or
several months.
The county is to be c
that a
spans Tar river he. V. It
i a substantial structure. id
the long run will mean
of much money to
The bridge was
y the Bridge Co., of
New York, at a cost of
The length of the
ridge is 1556 feet.
and God speed to the happy
pie on their return from Niagara,
New and Newport, where
was spent their honeymoon.
The splendid home was per
feet bower of lovely flowers and
evergreens, apt surroundings as
if all nature was smiling on the
two hearts just beating as one.
The guests as they entered
were welcomed by Mr. W. B.
and his handsome wife,
with a and flow of spirit
that went thrilling through
entire evening. Miss Lil Wilson
and W. L. ushered to the
parlor, where the bride and
groom were assisted in receiving
by Miss Nannie Lou of
sister to the
Wrecked by
Fm.
Fire which started about mid-
night last night almost complete-
destroyed the of the
Greenville lee Factory, owned
by Hill Johnson and located on
the corner of Fifth and Reade
Streets. The alarm could scarce-
be heard, hence not as many
people as usual were out at the
fire, and when those who-did go
reached the scene the satire up-
per section of the plant was
burning from end to end. The
fire department did good work,
but the fire was too far advanced
for the building to be saved.
No explanation can be given
as to how the fire originated.
The fireman and engineer were
on duty for the night, and the
fireman says after renew-
his fire about midnight he
was dosing, and when he roused
up the entire top of the house
was
The was valued at be-
tween and and
there insurance on it with
Bros, agency for
H B A GREAT OPENING
NIGHT.
MONDAY
Hone
L Gd Well
Week.
Des; lite the threatening
a great crowd
attendee the of the great
Johnny-J. Jo carnival under
the Hope Fire com-
the attractions that
the public were
The trained wild animal
is perhaps the beat that has aver
visited cit. carry-
a splendid group of animals,
the acts they perform are won
The ti Prof
Wilson, is as as one can
expect,
lift
SUPERIOR COURT.
it over with
MR. CHARLES SKINNER DEAD.
bride, with Zeno
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. I Panes Away
Warren, Jr., Miss afternoon.
and Mrs. Annie B. Thomas, of Charles Skinner
t com-
re yet many
be put on.
passage and
interference
work- The
d to begin
and it
opened,
very happy
s open, for
beyond
he contract
has give,
vexations
ad those
are also
Dunn, mother, aunt and
of the groom, the center hall
Mr. and Mrs. John A,
Miss M. Brown
Wilson had a word and
hand shake for
to the back parlor,
by Mr. W. H. Jr. ant his
lovely wife, who would
more than two hundred presents,
coming from the lakes of
North to
mate. viewing
this array beautiful and hand-
some presents you encountered
Warren with Thomas
M.
this morning at hi.-
street, after
an illness of only u few days.
Mr. Skinner was Per
county 0th,
making him in hie. year at
time of death. married
Miss Hattie Gotten, of
county, daughter the late
Louis Cotten, in October,
1877. to Greenville in
1880 and engaged in the
tile business with J
under the style of J.
ton ft Co.
In 1891 the mercantile
a Break.
Talk about kicking horses,
there was one of them in town
Tuesday. This particular horse
was standing hitched to a buggy
in front of the- store of C- G.
Starkey. From some cause the
animal took a kicking notion and
both began reach-
ant through space. Finding
nothing else come in contact
with, his heels showed a fondness
at feeling for the buggy.
vehicle back and on
street keeping the antics
of the and that part sf it
in reach pretty well
was the
The most notable part
was that the
One of his feats off th
wrest; e a big the and
pound lion. The most to the other side of the
t, patting his . it one
lie mouth after the stove of B.
forcing U open. One bite of the- Co. and went the
lion's jaws Id sever his of the before
from his body. other-force was spent
feats eat.-h more I The val folks might do
startling and sensational than we
the other ; w animal
Another of the attract with for if f eats s he
the up it v. be a great draw-
boy. is a curiosity., card-
Several of our I physicians;
were present a after giving
him a h examination
pronounced him to be the great-
est freak of e ever exhibit-;
ed. has visaed
city before,, but h e hopes to get L b ice
acquainted-with ; ill our ; v,
leaves. Being an in-
M. took of
quaff a glass the MM
that would one as
K Ma
WaS past
Hotel
successfully. in
with his he engaged
salesman which;
it o with
c f Mr. Skinner.
The of Mr. Charles
who died it morn-
services in the
September Term
Allen Presidia.
The following cases have been
disposed
The September term of Pitt
Superior court began this morn-
with Oliver Allen, of
Goldsboro, presiding and Solicitor
C. L. representing
the State.
The following grand was
drawn for the A G Cox,
foreman, Jesse Hathaway, Green
Manning, S G Harrington, Ben-
Stocks, Fleming,
Henry Dixon, Joyner, L S
Edwards, W T Pierce, E E
fin. James. S L W
G Purser. W T W R
Bullock. J J Carson. H C
ton. C. E. Fleming was sworn
as officer of the grand jury.
The charge f Judge Allen to
the grand jury was a good one,
clearly defining their duties.
calling over the el
court took a recess for dinner.
Alfred Jones, Carrying con-
weapon, pleads
twelve months with leave to hire
out.
Tobe Wooten and Cora Jones,
fornication, guilty,
upon payment of
costs.
Jesse B. assault with
deadly weapon, pleads guilty,
judgment suspended Upon pay-
of costs.
Henry perjury,
judgment
on payment of cost.
Barfield, carrying
ed weapon, pleads j
leaves. Being an by Rev. Hairy suspended on payment of
young n he as quite, of Tarboro. costs and giving bond for good
an entertainer. ; The e were
Jumbo, the snake, R r. L.
of the of the
species, long and
about f inches in diameter. A
R. A. White, J. Flem-
D.-E. House. Brown
sight that should be witnessed
by every
history.
All the
R. C. J.
S, R.
of and M. .
were twelve months with
m, j
behavior.
Oscar Ward, -on-
weapon, pleads
to cases, judgment
on payment of costs.
Charlie Green, carrying com
weapon, pleads
by six . .
girls, Skinner a member of
Dr. Dixon Speaks.
At the noon recess of court
today Dr. B. F. Dixon. candidate
For State auditor, spoke to a
crowd in the court house
on the political issues of the day.
is an eloquent speaker
and was frequently applauded
by his hearers. He gave
them the principles of Dem-
plainly, h e says this
truly a year both
and nation, and W. J.
our greatest American,
be next president.
the ard re-
the of an to
do
could fail to
tendered by
into the
Amidst the of the
women in our beautiful South
land, gowned in robes
one could but think of
the Grecian women of
physical perfection and moral
charms the greatest of the
ancient poets sung. As if under
some spell, all seemed
reluctant to he forced to
that midnight's hour was at hand,
the time when pleasant
must come to an end, good
nights said and happy dreams
A. Friend
goal citizen, took inter-
est in ; the welfare and advance-
of hit community, tie was
held in high his
death brings to many
heart. He leave him
Mrs. Skinner,
and
wife of E. B. Km.
Pattie S. of C.
Carr; Hr. L. G.
Misses Margaret and Ethel Skin-
of Charles C
Skinner and Frank Skinner, C
Mr. L. dis-
manager of one of the large
Insurance companies has just
from over in
where he has been look-
after payment of the
insurance on Mr. W. i. Corbett's
life. Mr. Corbett died a few
days leaving six thousand
dollars on hi life. Four thous-
and of this by Mr.
j.
crowded at Moore, Henry
and that G-
seen J; e Li C Arthur. W. Lo
M. W. B and
L. H.
a id-
at tho funeral, end t be
tributes were
seen
happy on the faces
as they the at
which
Every day at v Y thirty and
will leap the gap o a a
riding ad
in the air and over
t chasm feet
life and limb at every
Every afternoon rt
famous
will in a balloon So
the clouds and descend to
ground in a Mile
the smallest
La Sworn In
court
J. James and W.
F. two of our young men j
who obtained from
license
law, to court
by T. J. Jarvis their
presented. The young
men took usual oath before
the world, after which they
loon end descend, loose j were admitted to lie bar for the
from three a feat of prof
never before any
other or female p
Contributions to Fund.
The Reflector has received the
following contributions to the
Bryan Kern campaign
Harris, Sr.,
J. S. Harris, 5-00
Any contributions made to this
fund will be acknowledged
through the and forwarded
to the party.
York. He leaves one
sister, Mrs. J Id. Whedbee, and
one brother, Col. Skinner.
His elder brother, ex Congress-
T. G. Skinner, died De-
last.
The remains of Mr. Skinner
will be interred in the Episcopal
cemetery Sunday afternoon,
following service in the
pal church conducted by
Harry Harding, of Tarboro.
The attractions every
at and band con
will be given by the Italian
V-
it's in Com-
its ill
Talk it over with
During the week the Star
leave to hire out.
Ben appeal from
or's court pleads guilty,
suspended upon
of costs both courts.
A, A. Smith, assault with
deadly weapon, pleads
required to give bond for
behavior.
Joe Bynum, forgery, ids
guilty two cases,
suspended in one c sentenced
four to roads in other
case.
The grand jury returned a
true bill for murder against Tom
Jefferson, charged with killing
James Jefferson.
Zeno Barn hill and Ben Sutton,
affray, plead guilty, judgment
suspended upon payment of costs,
Davis, larceny, not
guilty.
Johnson, with
deadly weapon, pleads guilty,
suspended upon pay-
of costs.
Warren Thrower, larceny, not
guilty.
Since the resignation of N. G.
as secretary of The House
Building Lean Association,
band this company, office j,, filed Dy H j Ward, assault with dead
by the way, is the best us A president of the weapon, pleads guilty, fine
The board of directors; and cost.
met Thursday and elected the
latter as secretary and treasurer
traveling. These
will be given twice every day on
our main street-
The shows will continue hen
camped over on street
until Saturday night. Don't
forget the popularity contest is
the cry that heard all over
town Monday night. A hand-
some diamond ring will be
to the lad v holding the
most votes. Everybody can
vote and all ladies in the county
warehouse branch of the Farm-j can participate. The contest will
era Consolidated Tobacco Co. i close on Wednesday at p. m.
sold pounds of tobacco Other attractions not
at an average of above are Marshall's Old
are looking up right along and Plantation that is a whole show
this is selling tobacco. i within itself and takes you back
and also elected R. C. Flanagan
as president to succeed Mr.
White. These selections arc
good ones,
it over with
to old plantation times and
scenes. Then there is the
that affords a
most interesting mid air ride.
The merry-go-round is there, too,
besides moving picture shows,
and numerous other things.
Bridge Open.
The new I ridge across
Tar river at Greenville is now
open to the use, and
all persons can pass over it at
will. R. W. King,
Chm. Co. Corns,
Sept. 21st, 1908.
Subscribe for The Reflector.
Dr. W, H. Wakefield, of Char-
will be in Greenville at
Hotel Bertha on Tuesday O t. 6th
day only. His p ice is
I limited to diseases eye,
ear, nose and throat ;. lining
glasses-
w-
POOR PRINT
.-