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. WHAT DOES MEAN WINTERVILLE r In Charge of F. C. NYE n are; I Agent The Eastern Reflector and Vicinity-Advertising Rates on Application f Several of oar g i P best at tho A. G. full of energetic students and , . Manufacturing Co. before every thing is moving along j secret society of Southern white Johnson's they buy business Miss has or-, men organized to stamp out the rushing and we would advise a vocal class comprising excesses of the carpetbagger 1.1 . . l C i i . Any one in need of a good and do much more work th coming . will do well to season. high school Curiosity Aroused by Potter of a Scene from As one sees on the billboards advertising a half circle of oddly masked and shrouded figures labeled Klux the curiosity is keenly excited. The Ku as they are often called, were a A trying Investment. Mr. John White, of Highland Ave , If I troubled with a cough every winter sprig. It I tried many ad- v remedies, but the cough con- bought a Lottie of Or. King's Ma Discovery; that was half e. the was nil gone. the same happy result has followed; a few once more ban the cough. I am now convinced Dr. King's New Dis- is beat of all cough and lung i Sold under guarantee L. Drug Store. Boo and i rial bottle free. every Co Byran you orders early, a large per cent of the entire went Up the road fund A lot f salt. la, U. i . e received A of our just in Harrington. Berber Co. school. Music has its charms as much now as of old and the school The Pitt School Desk are is laying great stress on this o- I; th . r A. ., ,. -ill going. Let us have your or- feature. We do not want any tiers at once you will never re-1 body to think Winterville is . II, Oat . it. There is no better and asleep. She is awake, and wide comfortable desk on the awake. ma i- ;. Send your order to A. Chickens and eggs a specialty. ;. Manufacturing Co., Win- Come and get the best prices, t -vine K C. I Harrington. Earner Co. We have just received another and lime at A- w- l-me. A. W. Our large Of men's pants i. Pro- regime and re-establish supremacy. They met at dead of night in caves or deserted houses and caused it to be given out that they were the spirits of the Con- federate dead, come to revenge themselves on their enemies. The superstitious were the victims of their own fears, and even the rumor of a visit from the dreaded Ku Klux caused them speedily to decamp. criminals were punished Secretary of State J. Bryan Grimes, of Raleigh, has been spending few days here. After of a habit de great by saw of these pills. II have See DRINKING TOO MUCH, they promptly relieve the SICK and restore the appetite and remove f Mat- Inns. sugar Take No Substitute. My store will cl on Sat- Sept. holiday. S- M. Schultz. Return of the Pride of the South v .-- . criminal dig. I has just been and prices. whipping, and if the are right too. was repeat ad were expelled from Lt lS I Go ac that pretty A lot of nice drawn of ladies and gents .-, i. f., shoes and hosiery at A. Your children are accustomed The .; are selling them, to having good measures were necessary j home and certainly they in of and chaos , . . ., One of the lines of ought to have when bush whackers committed . r; ,. . Vi j.,,., the school mom Jo the whites mL -k ti r. Barber. depends upon the comfort of our in a genera have a iii e of an I b. uprising and a massacres. groceries on hand Mar- K. Hunsucker is- had his Ku flourished In Barber Co. bu days. permanently by neglect along Southern States from W. an i Theodore i Lou spent this Line. Lee us give our child ; 1867 the end of which i ,. night in Greenville. comfortable and beautiful k their purpose was effected . of a nice up school rooms and they will hail. and they quietly dissolved W C Jackson and of . of clothes come and I with delight the time for the op- They have never been better Middlesex are relatives I examine cur line of men's and of school. desks than in the eloquent bare b , a trial and be convinced. phrase of Dixon Jr. Remember the Hunsucker bug- Harrington Barber Co. for Sale. A and Leopard's business I Hg the organization an Greenville, N. C. Friday October 2nd, AMERICA'S REPRESS Perfect in Ami THREE ARK . .-. ARRAY OF ave still going, our nice stock f Call to Durham located to ENCLAVE, SPORTING CLOWNS. G ACTS, . Droves of Camala, lion c- quarters bouts be- cook stoves are among Prices are inter- the best We have them at prices fore you buy. Miss of Bethel, is time with Miss Hattie Kittrell. She an music in our school last year and won a host of friends her- who are always glad to see her. Prof. J. A. of Ayden, cams over a short while f afternoon Miss Gussie fro night here on her way from Greenville, She is an old pupil of W. H. S. We are always glad to have th m in our town. Tho seats in the Baptist church have been covered with canvas cloth which adds greatly to appearance and comfort. Rev. will preach morning and night thus filling bis regular At the conclusion of service section town, with good Empire which within G. A. Win-a few months overspread a larger than modern Europe, snatched power out o defeat and death, and tore the fruits of victory from and stalls you. We also N. C. have a f all line of heaters Remember the Tar Heel piping. Harrington. Barber wagons and carts made by the A. G. Cox Co. i The A. G. Cox Winterville, N. C. For are now in to sup-, and service they be I ply you with their Tar j excelled. I Certs, box bodies and Tumbling bodies. Prices made right. Call of Two Age I and see Farmville. N. C. 22.- in romantic interest of th E, Dr. o'clocK tea Barber ii Co. builders will do well to see a for win- doors before buying. Quite a number from Ayden attended services at Baptist church here Sunday, T. King preached an excellent sermon to a large congregation. At the close of the morning vice two young were Mrs. G. E. Lineberry and child- left Monday morning county where they will relatives. d. F Manning's headquarters are in the lank building. See him for prices on your cotton, There is J. F. Harrington's home, it is a boy. Rev. N. C. Duncan will fill his i at the church here Sunday after- noon. Ask the postmaster about the the , . m, . . . . , j. Latest joke going. The boys are day here a picnic. Clansman the lime sets in bread light of day the secret workings, methods and ritual of mysterious order, the equal Mafia . St Clair delivered Emeline Barrow, aged in Sicily, the Corsican most interesting x. Barrow, died the Vigilantes of the Western at the academy Sunday at the home her son. Jno. T. frontier. Therefore the appear Barrow, yesterday and of the play at the Masonic i buried at the family plot near her Opera House Sept 30th. old home- today. Today at nine o'clock, Mrs- STOKES TOWN ITEMS. George Barrow died and will be ACROBATS, GYMNASTS. TIGERS Brute . . Perfect of the of administered. Mrs. M. G. Byran has home from a visit near Stokes. Rev. J. B. Jackson, of Fair- mount, came in Wednesday evening to spend a short while with relatives. Rev. St. Claire, D. D. will preach dedicatory at the Free Will Baptist church Sunday morning at o'clock. At three o'clock Sunday he will preach a sermon t the Unions ; the academy. Warren and her tour Mrs. Will children. all enjoying it except one. am now in northern markets any . of Seven Spring, arc relatives here this weeK. The conference of the Free Will church was attend- ed by large c at each Dr. Clair will be in soon. Give us a call and be convinced that we have buried tomorrow. These aged old were widows of brothers who died it several years ago. They some of best families g, in old Pitt and leave large Stoke lies to mourn their loss. land Tom Moore vent to Green- ville Saturday to attend the Re- Dr. Hyatt in Greenville j publican convention. Dr. H. O. Hyatt will be in Calvin Stokes went to Cox Greenville at Hotel Bertha afternoon to see day Tuesday, and Wednesday, hi best girl. Oct. 5th. 6th and 7th for the Tom Moore, Roy Stokes and J pose of treating diseases of D. attended church at T CAMEL EVER SEEM if. AMERICA. Direct EVER . . RAREST TIGERS BAREST Vi mini Bail. j V A SPANNING eye and fitting glasses. All glasses furnished by Dr. are guaranteed as co Quality and fit. Money will be refunded to all who are dissatisfied. Per- sons who want to see Dr. Hyatt will be charged no fee unless terms are agreed upon. aura AND WAIT toll t. ARE MORE TO FOLLOW. RAIN OR SHINE G STREET PARADE and Splendor Open T . Camels, Ponies, Horses. of and Exclusive New Novelties. i of and Splendor Open Dens of Fierce Wild Camels, Five Bands TWO TENTS tor a tour of she l-o. More of Prices. are of the high prices F. D. J is for ids patrons at the Star ware- Black Jack Sunday. Mrs. G. T. Stokes returned from Grimesland Sunday morn- Sam Harper went to Black Jack Sunday via Miss Stella Stokes has returned from Kinston. Mrs. Eula Moore spent Sunday at G. T. Job Moore and Kilpatrick lbs REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Bank of Winterville. AT WINTERVILLE. In th.; of North at the of business July late. discounts Loans Overdraft's Furniture mid fixtures spent Sunday W. B. Harper's. branch of the Farmers Moore spent Sunday , afternoon very in the. and Hankers in town. J. P. J. F. Harrington Harrington, Josephus Wednesday and Friday and Amos and Elder en Thursday The closed Friday but them will be services and Sunday. Elder Fred left this morning for Hickory Grove church to fill his regular appoint- today and tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. left this morning to visit relatives over the river. The A. G. Manufacturing Co. has a full supply of the fa- Welded Fence. Call to see them. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson, of Greenville, here a while Sunday evening. Consolidated Today he sold for II. II. William, of pounds a Tuesday morning for jUT spent Sunday at J. A. more. Mr. Harrington will at Miss Mollie Harper is visiting at Gum Swamp. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bland at an of is las wed for ready you. to do just Trot purchase bis fall stock while away. Buck, who is attending a business college at Richmond, Sunday and Monday here. He returned Tuesday morning. people in passing over The A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. new steel trot their shipping school desks by the teams across. Engineer Clark and selling buggies galore. I advises that this i. Our people are tobacco us have been and cotton and the merchants j nailed who era kept busy. Th oil mill soon be In b has been greatly en i Gideon went to see his lady after- in r. Tin r. will ha services at Red Hi in h I A, notes Total 20.1 5.00 Capital stock i I link less current expenses and luxes paid Time certificates deposit p. t Total North of Pitt. . i I Cashier of the above-named do trot the u true to the of and belief. J. L. JACKSON, Cashier. mies from So day . O. K. Johnson. . , next Saturday hut.- N day and night. and sworn to before ma, C met Attest J F E Lineberry W U Directors. n mi a THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. D. J. Editor and Owner Truth in Preference to Fiction. One Dollar r Year 1,100.00 VOL. Mo. GREENVILLE. PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. OCT. 1908 an they are v-d to i;. , T. COUGH SYRUP CONFORMS T NATIONAL PURE FOOD AND DRUGS LAW. An improvement over many Cough. Lung Bronchial system of a cold by acting as a cathartic on the bowels. No or money refunded. Prepared by MEDICINE CHICAGO. U. S. A. v iii sale v,. BALLOON CAUSES TWO ACCIDENTS AN AND A CITIZEN THE VICTIMS Prof. Lanais on Falls and is Badly Hurt. There were two accidents that caused personal injury. Thursday evening, and both them wen i due to the Mile. Theresa, the little who had been the aerial flights, was not well and did not take trip evening, that the crowd might not be disappointed Prof. to go him- If. The evening with hardly a breath U air storing. Prof. Broad wick made I he at o'clock, the crowd watching him eagerly as he per- formed daring teats in mid air on the bar beneath the parachute. The balloon straight up tor a great height then a little to the north west. Mile- Theresa stood watching from the starting point, when she thought the balloon had gone sufficiently high, fired a pistol shot signal for the professor to cut loose the parachute and descend. The was not heeded, and after watching the balloon go higher and for a few moments she fired two rapid shots. Then there was the sudden drop through of the man and parachute and in a few feet the parachute opened and checked the row-like speed of descent. Yet the exceeding calmness of the air and the heavy weight of the the descent rather rapid. The balloon fell on Dick- avenue near the residence C. A. White, and the parachute in the lot behind his residence. Here was where the accident came Prof. Broad- wick. Ho fell on a picket fence and the him two very bad wounds, one on either side of the small of back. He was carried to Hotel Green- ville where Dr. Fountain attended to his injuries. Besides being badly bruised, three ribs are broken, but he is getting along as well as could be expected and will soon be out. he says he is accustomed to accidents and laughs about them. The other accident was to Capt. C. A White. He was in his front yard, and seeing the balloon fall in the street and the para- chute sailing over the house he began turning about to watch the latter, not noticing carefully where he stepped while looking upward. By a misstep or thrown down across a curbing to the pavement. In the fall his right wrist was broken, and the left wrist sprained his side badly hurt. Nobles and Laughinghouse attended him and today he is resting fairly well. Being about years old and not a strong man, his recovery will be slower than if he was younger. The captain's host of friends with him in his misfortune. SUPERIOR COURT. County Prodigies. Mr. T. R. of New River, county, who was here today with a load of cab- was accompanied by eon who is something of a prodigy. The boy is years old, weighs pounds, has seven fingers on his right hand, six on his left and six toes on each foot. Mr Gragg tells us he has a daughter at home years of age weighing pounds and she has six toes on each foot parents of the children are small, the father weighing pounds and the mother pounds.- September Term in Session Allen Presiding. The following cases have been disposed of; Johnson, assault with deadly weapon, pleads guilty, suspended on payment of costs. Jim Jones, forcible trespass, pleads guilty, judgment pended on payment of costs. Raymond Davis, larceny, not guilty. Wiley Brown, larceny, guilty, t suspended on payment of costs. The grand jury returned a true for murder against Thomas charged with the kill- of Walter John Clark, assault weapon, pleads guilty, sentenced twelve months with leave to hire out. Robert Dawson, larceny, months on roads. George Wingate, forcible s- fined and cost. Henry larceny, not guilty in one case, guilty in another months on roads. John Bailey, carrying conceal- ed not guilty. W. B Bland removing crops, submits, judgment suspended on payment of cost. Just before adjournment Wed- evening Tom against whom the grand jury had returned a true bill for was arranged. The trial was set for Wednesday, 30th, and a special of one was ordered summoned from which to select the jury. At the opening of court Thurs- day the solicitor announced that he would not put Tom Jefferson on trial for murder in the first degree, but for murder in the second dearer, hence it was or- that the special be reduced from one hundred to twenty-five. Charlie Dix n, carrying con weapon, guilty, sentenced twelve months with leave to hire out. Charlie Dixon, assault with deadly weapon, guilty, judgment suspended upon payment of Cos. Avery, carrying concealed weapon, guilty, sentenced eight- teen months with leave to be farmed out. Charlie Williams and Jarvis Williams, larceny, guilty in two cases. Henry carrying con- weapon, not guilty. George Carr and Lonnie Baker, larceny, guilty in three cases. Carr twelve months on Roads, Baker six months. Matthew and Mary Saunders. fornication, guilty. Harriett Rouse and Harriett Tucker, affray. Rouse pleads guilty, Turner not guilty. Dixon, assault with dead- weapon, pleads guilty, fined and costs. W. B. James and E- G. affray guilty, fined one penny and cost each. John Jordan, perjury, solicitor takes pros. Arnold Taft, carrying conceal- weapon, guilty, twelvemonths on roads. Washington Bryant, assault with deadly weapon, guilty of simple assault, thirty days on road. Will Donaldson, larceny guilty, on payment of costs. Claude West, T. F. Nobles and Dr. C. M. Jones, affray West and Nobles guilty, Jones not Mr. J. N. Hart to Wed Miss Mary of Beaufort. The Beaufort Outlook of 25th gave the item, which will be of to the Greenville There will take place at a. m , October at the Baptist church, of Miss Mary Eve and Mr. J. N. Hart. The bride-elect is a cultured young women with many and Mr. Hart, who is a business man of Greenville, ha a host of friends. Immediately after the wedding, the bride and groom will leave on a wedding trip to New York, Washington and other points north. affray, pleads guilty, judgment suspended on payment costs Jenkins, assault with deadly n. being only years of age he was ordered bound until he reaches the TWO BUILDINGS READY FOR ROOF. L EASTERN CAROLINA TRAINING SCHOOL PROGRESSING WELL. THOMAS DIXON'S I FIRE SWEPT First Appearance of Mon- a Great Success a dramatized Architects Hooks Says Buildings are production of to be What State Specifies j Jr's. novel by that name. Which The executive committee of the Eastern Carolina Teachers Training School composed of State Superintendent J. Y. Joy W. H. and Charley Best, assault deadly weapon, guilty, fined one penny each and costs. Jacky Ann assault with deadly weapon, not guilty. Louis Jones, carrying conceal ed weapon, pleads guilty, days on roads. i William Williams and Nathan Staton, larceny, guilty. Ernest Blount, pleads guilty, being only years of age he was ordered until he is on years age. M. Sheppard and Arthur Mayo, larceny, guilty, Mayo not guilty. Chester Morgan, attempt to break in house, guilty, six months on roads. Thomas against whom the grand jury had re- turned a true bill for murder, was arraigned and the trial set for Monday, 28th. John Moore and Joyner. affray, mistrial. Exum Moore, assault with deadly weapon, not guilty. Jake Curtis, house, guilty, four months on roads. Rufus Carney, larceny, pleads guilty of attempt, days in jail. James Britt, assault with dead- weapon, guilty in two cases, fined one penny and costs. George Dupree, nuisance and assault, guilty, days on roads. Reuben Forbes, assault with deadly weapon, not guilty, John Teel, escape prison guilty. Roland Midgett, larceny, not guilty. Wm. Anderson and T. F. Nobles affray, guilty. Spencer and Dave White, assault with deadly weapon, White not guilty guilty, suspend- ed upon payment of costs. Spencer Williams, carrying concealed pleads guilty, four months on road. J. C. Mayo and G. A. Clark, affray, Mayo guilty of simple Clark guilty of assault with deadly weapon, suspended payment of one half of the costs as to Mayo. Clark fined and one half costs. Thomas Highsmith, murder, defendant submits to four months on roads. Walter Price, carrying conceal- ed weapon, not guilty. Jno. S. Ross and Ross assault with deadly weapon, Jno. S. Ross guilty, Kiss not guilty. Senator Y. T. Ormond, of Kinston. ex-Gov. T. J. Jar- vis, of Greenville, were Tuesday at going over the worK done on the of the training school. The I committee v in person the; grounds ard thoroughly inspected the work. They were by Mr. C. C. Hooks, of the firm of Hooks Rogers, of Charlotte, one of the architects of The committee after a thorough inspection of the work themselves well s with done. It has been the policy of the committee the start to meet as often as necessary for an of th i by the same author, made its j initial appearance on the stage in the Academy of Music at Nor- i folk Tuesday Mr. Dixon's first play made its debut from the same stage about three ye; rs and such success has it that he decided t start on a triumphal tour from point. The audience that greeted its first appearance night was immense, and it could not have been than ; tying to Mr Dixon, who was himself present, to see how ex- the play was presented and enthusiastically it was received by tie company presenting is composed of artists of merit, and the impersonations to the characters re- i were true to hub examination of the progress j presented. This company was . the work, and one of the selected by Mr. George H. Bren has been required to make j of New whose weekly inspections, so both committee is fully informed are the time of the condition of too, was present in Norfolk work. The brick work on the how start- east dormitory building has been, ed as wag Mr completed and all the framing of of Mr. the roof finished so that building is ready for the tiling to j deals with that be put upon the roof. They Southern history also putting on lathing and civil war soon as the roof is completed this i We for it a will be ready for on stage. j plastering. day Origin Unknown. An e g at Dixon, Robersonville Monday destroy- ed and mere to the of The on the corner of Main a d Railroad Mr- s. but he barrier of K brick -t re. Ha lass would be much greater. The was shortly after midnight and eat i's way through the frame buildings on th corner, before it was under con- the same of the volunteer fin Th-- lo by insurance a- follows; J A. Roebuck's store. with insurance owned be R. D. Purvis, loss insurance. H B. Moore, store and shop. partly insured. R. L. Roberson, store with no insurance Warehouse and contents own- ed by J D. Roberson. Brown and J. S. Roberson ft Co., in mer- suffered about 1.000. The brick work on the is also completed and the roof will he fin- this week ready for the tiling. The foundations of the administration building are all J. Early Hushes Coming. The brightest act with J. Ear- Comedians, who appear at opera house on Monday and Tuesday Oct. and are, Sister, singers, , and also the foundations of the, change west dormitory and work is going k returned forward on both of these build-, as rapidly as possible the Architect Hooks remained over here today to give the tors further instruction to Bulls. Their character songs and To in Baltimore. Mr. R. R. Fleming, of a very prominent business man of that place, and prominent in business circles in this city, left this morning for Baltimore, accompanied by Dr. D. T. who will act as best men at his marriage to Miss Reid, of Avenue. more. The wedding a very quiet home affair, confined to the immediate family of the bride with the exception of Dr. To first friend of Mr. Fleming. The first friend Miss I wit- the occasion with Dr. After the M r and Mrs. Fleming will make n ex- tended tour, New York City, the Hudson river. Falls and through Canada other places of note. On their return they will refill at 29th. , , ,. , , dances always get for them en details of the work. Their Mr sought an interview with him . p Ike Electric Light es to the character the work-. of guilty, i B. B. Jon a and Henry Blount, I My store will be closed Oct. 5- Holiday. M. Schultz. and material used in the buildings and Mr. Hooks work is progressing sat- but not as rapidly as we had hoped for. This, how- ever, is due to the de- lay in securing face brick. The face brick are and must uniform color, in fact when laid in the walls they look as though they had been painted, but we insist on the uniform color and these brick must be selected from the general lots that are shipped. The recent heavy rains have interfered with the manufacture of brick which in turn has de- the work. roofs will be covered with clay tile which is the best and most durable of all roof coverings. The east dormitory will be roofed this week. refectory is nearly ready for roof and this building will be one of the best proportioned buildings to be found where. car loads of stone have arrived from Indiana and it is the very best of material and workmanship and the is such as to compare with the work of a sculptor. am going over everything very carefully with the contract- ors and it is my purpose to see that the State gets exactly what is specified. shall remain have satisfied myself that everything id as it should is one of the best musical numbers put on in New York this summer. One of them impersonating Buster Brown and the other Mary Jane. Every Baseball Fan should hear them sing Me Out to tho Ball at the opera house, Prices, and Daughters Confederacy. The Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy will meet at o'clock Thursday afternoon with the president, T. J. Jarvis, to select gates to the convention in Golds- All member requested to be present. Mr. Hooks also showed The representative over the grounds and buildings and point- ed the general effect the ed buildings will have. We impressed with their per- and beauty and believe this institution will not suffer the least in comparison with any in the South. The people of Greenville and of Pitt county, in fact the entire State, have cause to feel justly proud of it. If in passing this way any of them will go out to the grounds and examine closely on, they will be convinced that this is going to be a great credit to North Carolina. Editor In the town August 1906, page section is the it is hereby declared unlawful for any or tucks in the or telegraph poles, or any house- situated on any or et of the town, or tack any sign., or ad- thereon, without the permission of the owners of said poles or houses first having been had and obtained and all persons violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall, upon conviction thereof, be fined five dollars for each and every violation One of Swallowed a Pin. Harry Peed, a little son of J. B. Peed, swallowed a pin Friday evening and was taken to the Kinston hospital Sunday to have an operation performed. We have not heard whether the pin has been located or not. Nay He's Deceased. Lives there a man who has not said, I'll get out of bad At o'clock and get tilings done Before the setting of the sun Lives there a man who has At a. m. and snores till Then wondered how he Me Moral-Be examined n policy; today. The Mutual Life th. best. H. 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Capital 25,000.00 Surplus Profits many win , damage suit that was Profits upon on appeal by the 40,000.00 65,000.00 Resources It la the policy of this bank to aid in every 200,000.00 J passed upon on appeal by Supreme Court last term, in which were asked of , the Norfolk Southern Railroad j Company by a plaintiff, who i while out with a pun fired, just I f the development of the financial inter way and the W box, instead of the leaving very, little thereat . a hole in the ground. paper wrapper. f; which was in j We furnish you . he shanty, the explosion. Envelopes to Match packed two packs in a board buying in quantity I we arc able to offer it at per envelopes per package t We Invite you to call and est H Greenville and Pitt county. examine it. on the th; t the I railroad company should not have had the stored in such a public place and it should have ; j been marked as an explosive storage. court held that I the plaintive contributed to his i own injury by tiring at the needlessly and that he was really a INAUGURATION PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR LINE Raleigh, N. C. and Atlanta, Ga. via SOUTHERN RAILWAY Effective September 6th Southern Railway established through J I Now the Supreme court SLEEPING CAR E between Raleigh and J w J v-heard another appeal in a Ga., on the following convenient , damage suit growing oat the, same incident. It is P. W. Fan- pa , m , vs. N. and S. Railway Co . I and J- G. White Co. Fanning . the of C,,. ; plaintiff in the former suit whet.,, , , . is now in m knot-hole. RALEIGH Ar. ATLANTA ATLANTA Ar. RALEIGH m. a. m. a. m. J noon. former Call en Ticket Agents Southern Railway Company or connection northern marKets. riving New I i contends that the shot was will make the skin fired over protest and without Will th every a Look to your interests. A I For Pimples, Ring- v . . Blackheads Poison. Dandruff his having any part in the acts, in the other trial t- contributory j- Becomes in as an bystander. j This case was heard in the below by Judge W. R. Alien CHAS. L. HOPKINS, T. P. A. Norfolk, Va. Taft Vandyke J k S n, ,, rt May and non-suited at tin- . . . m to I House Furnishings. V J FALL BULBS, r- ii are low . m to best A nice of Palms, and Ferns in sizes. Choice cut flowers a specialty. w bouquets and Floral offerings at short no Mail. Telegraph, and g I Telephone orders receive prompt attention. Phone Raleigh, N. C. I Are the safest places to bank, , I , , , ., , L , . II PAPER HANGING and PAINTING I for the United StateS aS Z prepared to do I . . , Paper Hanging and I well as most rigid govern- v you p f in my lino. j supervision, make them i. A. WEST. R F. O. No. N. C. The Greenville Banking Trust Co. DEPOSITED BY John Doe Greenville, N. C, Aug. 1908. MENTAL COM- YOU NOW IN- YOUR SPARE I NOT BRING IT THIS IS A Mb BANK NOT i WILL BE PROMPT- YOU JUST AS J AS WHEN WE j YOUR AIR OF DOPE OR ARE V E S T I G CHANGE WHY TO THE NA- WHERE IT SAFE LY REPAID TO CHEERFULLY R E IT. . . I This bank ha been over two years, H i which time it has served the banking public faithfully and up a large and prosperous business. The best service is none to Rood both our 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 yourself for your present and well being with a good sound bank. The National Bank of Greenville Capital Stockholders liability F. G. JAMES, J. P. V-Pres. F. J. FORBES, Cashier. BRICK BRICK k. . hand a Urge of good machine Will fl and can fill orders I Gardner, m t The Man. Bethel, N. C. Barn Skinner. Skinner, .- SKINNER LAWYERS. WHEDBEE Greenville. N c Nay He's Deceased. a there a man who has not said, Tomorrow I'll get out of o'clock and Before the letting of the sun there a man who has not said. At a. m. this feed and snores till after B, wondered how slept so late Moral-fie examined for a policy today. The Mutual Life best. H. Bent Ivy PHASE LIST as SEE THAI ARE I BREAD. I Haggle Whitley at the building near courthouse, bakes every ; day, bread, mid pies. Or-1 f j filM anywhere in town. Ice mil daily. For -ale-At a bargain a good portable machine, will cut cords of wood per day, can he BOOn by appointment- A paying proposition for R. A. Tarboro. N. C. The above is a specimen Deposit Receipt given for money deposited. Dollar for dollar, there is no stock, bond, note, nor investment in Pitt county more secure than a Deposit receipt given by I The GREENVILLE BANKING TRUST CO. In addition to Capital Stock, Surplus, Stockholders, Liability, Officers being well bonded, by the ii j r form of H wet Dr. Seth Subscribe to The Daily Reflector. Burglary Insurance, State Si and all other usual safeguards, IT IS best guarantee that any bank any where can give Its customers, to CONSERVATIVE f, under strict supervision of a competent Board of Directors. Should you have any of any kind in our line we will gladly serve you. THE MAIL ORDER BUSINESS What Do It Other Speaking of things in Greenville got does enough to have a little sensation, I wonder if any body in town can give an accurate idea as to the number of dogs in this old town. Of course the writer hits an idea, but it is taken off hand from a bird's eye view of main street I should say from what I have seen that there is in the neighborhood of hundred. But of course if any- one else has seen a less number he is entitled to his opinion. But according to my calculation as based upon aforesaid figures half the population of this burg j consists of dog meat. while I think of it, can't some body rig up an ordinance that will keep the aforesaid Dart of the population off the sidewalks like they do the bicycles wager a peck of peas to a pint of peppermint that if the dogs in this town could vote there never would be a chance to change the town administration. Along with its dogs the old town has many things it doesn't particular suffer for. ard is sad- in reed of several things she Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's a powder. Relieves painful, nervous loot ingrowing nails, and instantly takes the out of coma and bunions. It f the greatest comfort discovery of t SPROUTS. Mr. W. P. Dead. R K at the hospital in Kinston after j Mills and David Smith sold tobacco in Greenville Thursday or new shoes easy. It is a certain , y,. who was about by all Druggists and for some time. He mail for an in sumps. Don't accept package Free. lived an aggressively active life Address Allen S. Olmsted. L Roy, I wag a much and low as if elements were about to take up the cause of the aforesaid maligned official. And if the matter reaches the council of the aldermen they refuse to publish the matter and in dire fear proceed to smear it on the minutes. Foot Ball Artist. TRAVELING MAN'S EXPERIENCE. must tell you i East bound R. N. R. R. respected He was a native of this county but during the past teen years had lived on his farm in Pitt county. During the civil war, he for the and won considerable dis- as a fearless, faithful and trust worthy soldier. He was a Republican, of prominence, at one time representing the counties of Greene and Lenoir in the state senate, having de- Mr. Jake Parrott. the B. P. took a load of t to Greenville Thursday evening to sell Friday. They all report prices good. B. P. and T. E. Little went to Farmville day evening. B. P. Cobb had a considerable number of friends to take dinner, with him at Sunday, from the yearly meeting at Tyson's, and a good many stop- in Smithtown and other places in the Miss Kittrell and Carlos If Harris, of were visit-1 at C. E. Sun-1 Democratic candidate. He is writes Sam A. a well known survived by three children. MISS traveling man. was m N W other Of IN. W. men when ore of them went mi Into and Mrs. Dr. of as well as a large number of kinsmen, among whom is Hon. Y. T. Ormond. The remains were in the old family burying ground at Hill Standard the car. I at once got up and went out, found her very ill with cramp colic; her hands and w. re drawn up so you could not straighten them, and with a deathlike look on her face. Two or three ladies were working WHO her and giving her I went to my suit case and got my bottle of Colic. Cholera and Remedy never travel without ran to the water tank, put dose of the medicine in the poured some water into it and it with a pencil; then bad quite a tine the to let me give it to By this pain almost instantly, and .-. bean the fear. hasn't got. We are a peculiar at om see the effect and I worked with t rubbing her and twenty u-e gave h. r another . b. w were almost into injury i a severe I where I was to I- see th train. I gave without a doors and street corners bottle to the I b white pine. she was right, and I and Coward Wooten. the thanks of every passenger in the sale by J. U Wooten ard Coward i race of folks anyhow. Forth, last coon's or two our have sat and the a slow town. Of coarse every town has got this selfsame day. Mrs. ML F. Smith returned home Saturday morning from Wilson where she had spent nearly a week with relatives. Miss Nichols, of Poke- was visiting at F. Marian Smith's Sunday. The farmer who took up to- in Greenville one day last. week and brought it back home, I took It to Farmville last Tuesday I and said ho got about six cents pound more than it sold for in BEST TREATMENT FOB A bit I guess we If for other reason, Iain's i can Understand why. Salve should kept in every house-1 j.,, fa HEADQUARTERS For FARM and tail to see our We a stock, also lull pairs tor our only, which There is none better, they always Rive would also call you attention to our re- is the . We American Wire Fencing A CAR LOAD JUST ARRIVED We carry the best quality only of Lime and Cement and .- stock on hand, mind that Baker k Hart's is t H a in re to PAINT tall assortment always in to choose Quality the in fact there is n me bet- it being guaranteed per cent. pure. If you wish to build it is to your t to see at we are in position to alter your every need. Don't that our line of General Hardware is kept complete with your orders, m ah sot to a car load . nails. Give us a call. the parts is class folks, and it is absolute- necessary that while in their deep of thought and logic the hards be engaged In white ding a stick of white pine. The other day I a stumbling and wonder- what in the thunder was the matter with trade, and at very fellow had just come from the, where he had just to mail an order to maker for some stuff t women folks wanted, d which he could readily have pure from one of his customers in the dry goods line. The dry goods merchant wasn't getting the support that he should have c he was s, 2- en his grocery bill. Th re are lady clerks in town ordering from such firms, Don Moneymaker, Co., and Caesar Co. ard that are continually com plaining of low wages and cuss- out the town In peppery style and in feminine cuss words. There are men in town engaged in banking, to- business, and sundry suits, that order goods elsewhere excepted in this discus- l or who allow their wives and daughters to do so, and then hang on to the old town for bread and meat, and never miss an opportunity to abuse it to the king's taste. These folks all tell you different reasons for their acts, how that the home merchant doesn't keep tho stuff, etc., but they can't expect them to have it under these and then if they haven't got it they can get it just as cheap and just as good as these mail-bag cronies. It might be well to remark that in higher society circles of the burg, it is very fashionable indeed to remark that or this lace came from eyes to the ceiling and hands to the side. We folks, Mr. Editor, are too small to be so large. The men n this town who have got money are too dog-gone close to breathe free and won't invest their funds in town building projects; and those who haven't got the money are so spendthrift they never will have any, and here we are. Another thing that hurts us is pure timidity regarding public affairs. If some official commits an error the people around on the corners and whisper sweet in every The farmers were weather last week and mis. Mrs. E. Robinson child- c- E- a o IV Mm t R. E. went to, U B Greenville Tuesday evening to take in M-m o. the carnival. J J a m 1.1 rain. I I a fear, o be i also for hands, sore visiting at be I nipples and diseases of the skin run Le cents. For by Jno. L. Wooten I La whom Monday. COX'S HILL ITEMS. Cox's sun, x. c Oscar ; Haddock day Black Jack. Miss u-- Miss Cl Educational There was a very interesting ; meeting of farmers here today, and those who took advantage of I Mr. and Mrs, went to vi Mil's Smith Wednesday SPECIAL The great . at v night Sunday with mo ting and returned m the and Mrs. . y . , De- went in we of Agriculture present, Cole Brothers -4- VI I V-, Shows Green- There were representatives of the U. T . NORFOLK . . . Fares to Greenville, . C. the return, Stanton burg, , , . .-- From , , , , , P , a that trap. . . . r r.-. and half of these made interest Haywood Smith Misses . I t Tuesday. -Moon went on business. James a went Moire day. Bo a people talking loud evening. Guilford Page is on the sick list. Miss Annie Carroll left last week for where she J. P. of the Co operative work, talked on soil and it A. of, the Bureau of Plant spoke on corn breeding and Saturday, I E. P. Boykin, of the Bureau of Children under five years be tn by or Child in-fad when y v . . ,. C. D. Smith Greenville ,. full faros today to sell tobacco. Tickets on sale October 2nd, 1908. limits U C Mrs C. Miss Carrie ,. land no baggage to he checked on tickets Smith went to at these rates. i guess to Q F. G. P. Plat t Industry, spoke on breeding and cultivation. C. R. Hudson, superintendent of the cooperative de- work in North Caro- and its carnival. There are of people from up this way court, to- sales and the will take a course in the State Normal. ; Una, spoke on this work W. passed through our town on his way to Greenville. Miss Lacy pen a with Miss is visiting this wee us Sadie and W. of the division of forestry in North Carolina, be of on forestry. GO I FOR I . , , . of . Liver la i I per cent, than I have Ml . a i a lino article I sale . C free. A. A. H I -ct How to Get Strong. m CONGRESS. r. J. of 1217 Congress St. Chicago, of a way be He mother, who is old end was very feeble, u so much , benefit from Electric Hitters, that I wore present, it's to tell those who need a tonic and strengthening about i t it In mother's case a n. riced A growing Electric Bitters I quickly remedies stomach, liver and kidney complaints. Sold under I. store. cents. It is through the efforts of Congressman w II. Small th t the farmers have the benefit of c these meetings, and K i he was also present today to aid Editor in any way he could. I I write to ask you to kindly A good number of farmers call the attention of your readers . to the real international now in III . , Agent .-. i St K ., .-,. i i . at it h its weeks, null Monday, of our -pie id ii for VI. L the the 28th. , ; be. -i; .,. interesting one came on my k p last I v- , that wive knocked it out in n few rounds. Not even sear re- for piles, sores, bums, etc at Wooten s .,. b . Store. All; A Good Idea. A lady was once lamenting the U luck attended her when a friend, wishing to her, bade her upon GRADED SCHOOL OPENS. Large of and the Teachers on Hand. The graded school his morning with the following teachers in charge- First Misses Irvine and Harding; sec-; bright aide. Misses Herndon and, she Mitchell; third, Miss no bright side life fourth. Miss Minor; fifth. Miss insurance. I Bennett; sixth. Miss Beaman;, polish up the dark seventh, eighth and ninth. ; was the reply. Misses Cox and Wright; drawing was and assistant in the fourth grade., Life Miss Lewis; music, Miss Gaston. The attendance in all the grades was large. The enroll- for years, in the grades was. full almost to overflowing. Be- fun or n. H. Brown, fore NOV. 1st, the first section . Guaranteed of first grade will enroll seven sections before which discussed will meet during that week only. It will be a real world's congress and the greatest to in the world in mis line ti i i or screw i . .,. U . r S C. t I plaint in the case . ., I Spencer B. Adams et -i F. Butler and i the Caucasian Publishing Com- men i be present. In connection with tn there Will be held a exposition, Ins been filed with the superior court. . There are two complaints. One against Marion Butler and F. Butler, and .-; a world's fair on the Caucasian illustrating what is Company. Fifty I Of dona around the globe In the am damage Is asked seventy-five children. L. the . polite and popular district The Security Life and contains no opium or other harmful drug. It always cures. J L. Wooten and Coward V. each . ,. . fight against tuberculosis. The c e reply, the sections will; This action grows out housed in the National charges made by the adjoining the Smithson-1 published in the Caucasian in hey Take the Kinks Out. buildings. j reference to the conduct of Judge I have used Dr. King's New Life The membership fee is five Adams while he was cm I f, with Increasing dollars which will entitle one to the Choctaw an transactions. Court, of Indian Territory. This is the opportunity of a life The defendants are given time, for we will probably not thirty days In to file their have another world's congress i answer, or, this subject in the United Considerable interest w mm States in a generation. Not in the case ex- the medical profession, but Judge Adams has been large numbers of laymen are crated every ti n t deeply interested in this been brought against him. ; tor- at Drug Store. Annuity company, city today. was in the You get a Morse Goods t c of J. j Corey to Hang. Roberson, the who few weeks ago killed Mr. Charles Whichard at Roberson- ville, was tried at the present term of Martin county Superior court and convicted of murder in the first degree. He was sen- to be hanged on Nov. 12th. POOR PRINT

p- EASTERN REFLECTOR PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY D. J. PROPRIETOR Entered as second eta matter Jan. 1907 at the at Greenville. N C Congress of March 1879 to GREENVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY OCT. 1908. may brag all they please, but Republican prospects are mighty poor prospects. The farmer who failed to save hay in the last week or two has missed an opportunity, One of of the president now is to write a cam- letter every day. It is only a battle of letters now. The battle of ballots will come the third of November. If their records were sifted a lot more of them would be found just as deep in it as The president is about to make campaign letters as numerous as he messages to congress. It has been a strenuous week and we are glad there is but one day more of the excitement. Now, if anybody wants to cuss the benefits of a carnival pro or Reflector oilers the opportunity. Taft will not look so much like a balloon after the November election. He like a soap bubble. According to Governor Has- of Oklahoma, President Roosevelt is chief in the fraternity. We are truly sorry that Editor Thad Manning has grown tired of the game and is offering hie excellent paper, the Henderson Gold Leaf, for sale. Just like there were not already parties enough, a call has been issued for a gathering in Chattanooga early in October to organize Liberal In their eagerness to go for each other candidates often be- cloud the real issues before the public. It impossible to conduct a campaign void of per- Governor C. N. Haskell, of Oklahoma, has resigned as treas- of the Democratic, national executive committee, and Her- man Bidder, of New York, has been appointed to succeed him. Remember The Reflector will receive any contributions its readers may wish to make to the Bryan and Kern campaign fund. will forward same to the New Bern seems to be a pro- You can get an idea of what Remembering the action he field for blind tigers, but if thinks of and took to induce to raise the authorities go on arresting loan associations from the fact them in big bunches the traffic that the fourth association is may be broken up. I being organized there. A large I per cent of the homes in that city were built through the aid of Governor Glenn has appointed W. J. Shu ford, of Hickory, a member of the board of to succeed W. A. Graham recently appointed commissioner of agriculture. Would you like to see the con- amendment abolish- ed and all the voting ate of the date advertised for these associations. Greenville has one association that is doing much good in that direction. Because some Winston young ladies stayed home to attend a dance to be given in honor of their departure, and were a day again That is what would take place if the Republicans could get control of North Caro- again. a fund of to help elect him four years ago, it comes with very ill grace for the president now to be accusing any one else of corruption in politics. Notwithstanding what he induced to do, it is well remembered that on the eve of the last election dent Roosevelt wrote a public letter denouncing as the charge made by Judge Parker that corporate interests had con- large sums to the Re- publican campaign fund. The rapid turning of the tide toward Bryan is a good that the country has be- come tired of the policies and burdens of Republican and control, and thinks a change will be for the better. Now, the thing for the tic Coast Line to do is to build a nice, modern depot in Green- ville and extend the pavement registration. President Foust, of the Normal and Industrial at Greensboro would not A vote for Cox means a vote low them to be enrolled as pupil to turn the election machinery of that institution. It is all over to the Republicans. right to have rules and line, but sometime they are car- too far. Kinston follows Greenville's recent lead in reporting a high- way robbery. The case there was very similar to the one here, a man returning home from town being held up robbed. Farmers who sell quantities of produce in town would do well to leave their money with the on Dickinson avenue around it. The depot the Norfolk South- banks and not take it home em has should make ashamed of theirs. them them. When .- president to make a bluff in behalf of his between Mr. Bryan proper person. Public letters to each oilier and man Tali, b Buds that Bryan is ready to cab him. Possibly by the time another carnival conies the sidewalks of Evans street and Dickinson avenue will be completed, We do believe tin re is n much better or safer investment you can ban in Greenville properly. dent Roosevelt almost daily appearance in the If money would buy the gov- Cox could get it but happily the day has passed in North Carolina when a man can buy a political The have been treated to too high Oil educational standard by the party since There are Confederate pensioners in the State this year, increase of over last year. i State Auditor Dixon says the Recently it was intimated that Adams and the Butlers had got together and compromised the troubles between them. This turns out to be as suit has been begun in Guilford county Superior court by Adams against the Butlers and the Publishing Co. The amount of damages asked for in the complaint is and it promises to be a big trial. Another newspaper man is up are be the same as last libel suit, and no doubt papers, an the best of it. i Mr. Bryan is getting year, first class, second so. Hon. B. P. Aycock. Mr. Bryan say.- would like like to see the president put into pr -t ice for a month and a half the he has talking about for seven years. Pretty good suggestion. class, third class, fourth class and widows. The State lair will be for loner brought suit for against the editor odd at of the Times-Mercury Raleigh during the week of Oct. because of a recent editorial in The exhibits are going that paper charging four to be large and there will year- ago Senator Aycock went many attractions to interest vis- Some other States will Mr. Cos, Republican nominee When Mr. Bryan undertakes for gOVernor, has been sued in Cumberland Superior to nail a thing he drives it to the take part to Hickory to speak and that he was so drunk his friends had to ibis fair, as him head. He is giving . veil aplenty to attend to. Governor Haskell going to make somebody prove it or take water regard to the recent charges lodged against him. They have begin this early- reporting wrecks from snow- storms out in the northwest. One recently occurred in Mon- i. ; for of a contract to furnish shuttle blocks. is to make an exhibit of fruit and Kentucky will have an exhibit of cattle. As might have been expected, the letter published in the New- York Times soon after Mr. Cleve- land's death purporting to bean endorsement by him of Mr. Taft for president, has turned out to be u forgery. The president does not what he preaches. II makes it appear that he does A Chicago preacher dubs the Joseph G. Cannon as a who should be ignored by the Mr. Speaker is being what you might call ignored, but he is getting a lot of notoriety that is quite to his editor is not prove his charge. The Hickory; to be able to j If you vote for a Republican it means that you want to put . . . . . ., . want government officials to the State back m the condition I be active politics, while at it was when that party had con- of it. I the same time be is one of the most have made an- other threat in North Carolina, a in Gaston county, been warned not to operate his plant. No, the buildings on the east side of Evans street can not be called sky-scrapers just because they stand up so high above the new sidewalk. Is the man that votes the Republican ticket and the State Democratic state ticket a Republican or a Democrat Sun. We would say he is about half and half, and believes in taking things mixed. There are not enough in Pitt county to make anybody feel uneasy, but that is no excuse for every Democrat not to do his duty both in the campaign and in the election. At Guilford College six dents were arrested for hazing a fellow student. The six were carried to Greensboro and given a hearing and one of them was fined and costs, and suspended as to the others. That is the way to break up hazing. Chairman Hitchcock is poverty in campaign funds, but the intent of this cry is lo hide from the public the big corruption fund contributions lie is getting on the quiet. You need not expect the Republicans will not have money enough to flood the country just before the election. Greensboro is making preparations for the and home coming week there October 11-17. in com- of the one anniversary of the found- village that grown into a progressive city. One day that week. 18th, the good roads conference will be held to set on foot plans looking to the building of better public roads throughout the Stale. Every county should be represented at this conference. after the on Evans street and avenue are She gets to long more like a city every y Take a look around town and you will see. The only thing that we can to is the extermination of the old shade trees that used to the town. Shade trees are a great benefit us well as beautifying. A business man handed I lit; Reflector this item which that there ire some people, even in this section, who possess feel- that smack strongly of man who considered a prominent business man of the county, made the statement that he heard u man, who was as good as himself or one else, and could prove us food u char- say that he would do nothing to suppress Such a statement com- from man's lips is lute proof that ho could not be a man of good character heart, and is really a man to live in any community. Every true citizen knows that a man who would not suppress such lawless action is himself guilty of the sentiment of the The governor appoints the State election board and they appoint county boards and the county boards appoint the Do business men in North Carolina want the constitutional amendment nullified Do they want a return to old conditions, when ninety thousand voted every election If so, vote for Cox, who will turn the entire election machinery of the State over to Republicans. Dangerous as it is to vote for Cox. it is alike dangerous to vote for a Republican candidate for the legislature. Why Be- cause the legislature has power to repeal or any other law, and the people of North Caro- have not yet forgotten what it means to let a Republican legislature administer upon the State and its institutions. RANDOM What the says to the New York Republican man- agers goes. Even Bryan himself didn't begin to believe that Tall was so easy to lick. We no sooner get through mowing the lawn than the time comes to chop wood. sails into the campaign, ii is time to start another Ananias dub. The trouble with that whiskey is that it doesn't produce an imitation jag. We don't ever remember ever meeting a girl whose shoes Wore not mile too for her. The Hon. John Temple Graves wants the joint debates of the land, and let who will be dent. Georgia reads of the and burning trees up North and they know how In Kansas it is necessary for Mr. Tuft to run on the Demo- platform. He and Teddy are both trying to get on it. It does not make any differ- to Washington. She has to take any president the rest of the country chooses to send her. Willie Hoist has broached hi He is having his speech against Mr. printed in Western newspapers as matter. to be pleased with the result in Maine, which looks like a sure Democratic victory. Teddy Roosevelt, Jr., has reached his majority, and will cast his first vote in November. If he craved notoriety like an- other well known great person he could electrify the country by his announcement of a purpose to vote for Bryan and Kern. Since it has been admitted that the G. P. pays its star spellbinders a night, an pleasant suspicion is aroused when a prominent Democrat announces his conversion to the Taft ticket and is placed the list of speakers. The S. C, Enquirer submits that with cents wholesale, ribs II 8-4 cents, fat buck at cents and flour at a barrel, how the cotton producer is going to make both ends meet with 0-cent cot- ton is a puzzling proposition. It is, indeed, for the cotton pro- who has allowed himself to become a fool on the subject of cotton, but he who has heed- ed the ofttimes wearisome but always sound advice concerning and and such mutters can view the situation with entire Observer. It is all right to have the big politicians address large but the little fellows had better get to work if they want the votes Herald. We do not know why cotton took a tumble just at this time unless it was that at this particular time the farmer is supposed to have some lo sell. Durham Herald. George Washington Pardoned. George Washington, who was convicted April term, of Pitt superior court, of and adultery, sentenced to four months in county jail, was recently pardoned by Governor Glenn. He gave the following reasons tor doing signed by good men, show that defendant had been therefore of good character, and that he is now years of age, and while I believe the judge and jury did light in con- him, on account of his age and his previous good char- I have concluded to grant him a pardon on his remaining of good character, staying away from his co-defendant, and pay- into the office of the clerk of the court of Pitt county the sum of the school fund. FOR A SPRAINED A Sprained ankle may be in about one-third the time usually re- by applying freely, and giving it absolute rest. For sale by J. L. Wooten and Coward Wooten. The trust, it is said, will start mills going again in doubt- States. Oh, very well. It will be a good thing to get them started anywhere. One of Willie clubs down in New York deserted that great leader the other i, coming out for an and Kern. just cannot keep oft the Bryan band wagon this year. Mr. Taft was sorry the majority was so large, for it would have a tendency to ate overconfidence. He ought OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. IN CHARGE OF J. M. BLOW. Authorized Agent of The Eastern Reflector for Ayden and vicinity. Advertising rates furnished De- Heavy and fancy groceries, tobacco and cigars at Tripp, Hart C. 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 ,. Tripp, Hart Co. have all kinds of muslins at the very low est prices Don't miss them. M. M. makes the best cold drinks that can be made at Ice cold the year Try one. Dixon are running it fact and mills on full id sawing trimming and repairing of all kinds neatly done. will find a nice line of on hand at J. K. Smith Co, J. K. Smith Co. Dixon have at the plant. Besides their reg- line of work they are malting tobacco hogsheads to be on this market. The very tints and best dress Calico prints at Tripp. Hart Co's. store, from to per yard. Drop in and examine them. Mrs. F. P. White has return- ed home from a visit to her parents in Lenoir. Heavy and fancy grocers, to- and cigars at Tripp, Hart regret to know that W. L. Browning is very sick at his home on Third street Tripp, Hart Co. are making a specialty of the shoe which is guaranteed not to crack. See them. Mrs. E. F. Tucker, of Winter- ville, was a very pleasant among her many friends in den Wednesday. The Dress Well shoe for men and women at the store of Tripp, Hart A Co., cannot be excelled either in price, quality or Just try a pair and be convinced. David Smith, of spent the day with Elmer Gard- For Sale A valuable farm near Ayden containing sixty two acres of which ten acre are have a band that will take rank among the best in the State. Mrs. b. T. Carson and two children, formerly Washington, N. C, but now of Georgetown. S. C, are here on a visit to their aunt, Mrs. J. A. Davis. Our young friend, Master Ben- the plain gospel truth, For the benefit of the school children the free entertainment heretofore given by the band on Thursday night will be given on Friday night instead. It is with sincere regret that the many friends of W. L. Browning learn that his condition grows worse. Those who did not pay their poll tax by the first of May last cannot vote in the coming Dr. Joseph after an Corey, is deserving of more of north i ii ii -t., than a passing notice. Though quite a lad, as agent for Hart Fleming, who do an immense picture business, this young man has so won their confidence as not only to be entrusted with special duties but is their collect- agent and his returns have proven him worthy of the reposed in him. Indeed he is a lad whose precepts other boys would do well to emulate. Having been appointed for precinct No. Content township, for the election to be held Tuesday, November 3rd, 1908. All persons of said who have not heretofore for said election and are entitled to do so will call at my office in Ayden, N. C., and register in accordance with the law governing elections. E-a ;. . I. , t. many i i money our i i. ,,, p. . . v. M I. j no good will lie i tea doubt will be j- fore the of Hart little co pony got so at train yesterday he a fit tell Ow, and hot until tickled him in too side did he list Most buyers went to Thursday to take in and other varieties, goods, Indies and cleared, same Will Le sold on furnishing goods, are the term.;, for further and will compete with any apply t Walter Mar- are to be found at the N. C, F D. of Co. i a w. Calico pi Tripp, Hart Mrs, and Co's. store from per yd. hate, are here en a Drop in and examine them. I visit to their daughter J. R. Smith Co. Dixon have respectively, Mrs. H. G. Barton. a nice lot of coffins caskets Those hearse Co's. i v when desired. Give . call from . when in need of t. goods. This firm has ; pup , ii.-v. J. X. u ply of first class I v in. . put good buggies, and are v r . making hogsheads Truly Ed the is a busy man. The Chesterfield I hat as displayed by and Co. arc to young and the old and ere the latest Th very and beat ladies and is, the best and will mar- to be the store p Hart Co, at living prices in the general line kept by Tripp, Co. We been informed a meeting will begin in the Missionary Baptist church Sunday and through the week. Mrs. Willie Prince, of Point, is here on a visit to her mother, Mrs. Sack Smith, W. C. Jackson and family, of Middlesex, are here visiting rel- and friends. Tiberius Nelson, of Winter- ville, was here a short while Thursday afternoon. this place Wed- evening, 23rd instant, ac the home of W. G. Smith, father of the bride, Mr. horn and Miss Alice Smith, Elder E. T. Philips officiating. after the ceremony the bridal party went to the home of the groom in Greene county where an elegant supper awaited them and after partaking same the remainder of the evening was spent in and a good time generally. The hobby horse is here and the kid is in all his glory. From the first quack of the whistle at early morn the last cracked strains of Dixie have died away at dewy eve the air is rent with noises both dismal and loud and the many wandering their way to the pockets of the managers of this machine must shape many a dollar as it from our midst with nothing to show in return. Guy Taylor and wife spent Monday in September 25th, 1908. J M. Blow, registrar. Mrs. R. H. Garris, from the country, spent the latter part of last week here with her Mrs. W. E. Hooks. In our items of last week in- stead of reading and Miss visiting Mrs. H, G. it should have read visiting Mrs. W. H. JR. W. Smith and W. L. M. Lawhorn are in upon court at Greenville this a. jurors. Mrs. Simon after spend several days here visiting friends returned to her home Greenville Monday. Capt. W. N. Jones and family, of New Bern, are visiting W. B. Alexander. J. Dixon came home Men- Jay from Kinston. E. of Greene county, are visiting the family of H. C. Ormond. Mrs. W. C. Jackson and child- of Middlesex, are here a visit to relatives. Mrs. W. C. Jackson and child- of Middlesex, are here on a visit to relatives. Rev. C. W. Howard, of Kin- -ton, held services ill the Disciple church Sunday morning and came home Thursday evening. The doctor is very much ed and he didn't go home any sooner than a great many wished. His place would be hard to fill in and around Ayden. Certain parties making the assertion that town- ship will ever give other than a Democratic majority is that they are either old or else they have made application for membership, in the club. Their mouth is the biggest thing about them. Dr. Howard, of Kinston, who attended practice of Dr. Dixon during the absence of the latter, has to his home. Dr. Howard, while here, by his gentlemanly bearing and kindly deportment, won many friends I among our people, all of whom regret very left us. much that he has of Moth. Moths ore really very beautiful insects in spite of their dingy their hues may ho, one has only to place a clothes moth under the micro- scope in order to perceive its beau- I one moths in . r . .-;. ,. I . . of b i B,.,. i. its wings. When look- ed this through micros ope, v n nil a t site one. In the center of little gray patch were thousands upon thousands of tin sen each ed ii deprived of it am marked by tire delicate ridges running along ii base lo tip, around i- . more mm Ii m -re el. Ii r . each of The Democratic ii Washington, D. C, Sept. . The New York Herald, possesses a skill and accuracy seldom equaled in feeling the political pulse, is astonished the result of its recent About the first of they estimated that Mr. Taft had sure I votes and that Mr. Bryan had sure votes of ti. -11 necessary to elect. In a of that they ca that Ohio, North Dakota, Kin and Oregon, which they placed in the sure V. r------ column most hi taken out placed in the doubtful with i bearing;. The New York Herald during j the last years has been an unerring politic j prophet and while it is an pendent paper, the forecast that they make shows that election is now almost certain. This discovery was a great puzzle to the Herald at outset but they have now discovered the secret It is Roosevelt's dictation to the Republican leaden that has resulted in a feeling of and apathy not equaled in Harrison's over- defeat in 1892. the leading Republicans feel that the nomination of Mr. was by the party but by the direct appoint- Mr. Roosevelt himself. This kind of political game is not relished by in every cans and it i. hundreds of life-long Republicans in every Republican county are going to cast th ballots for Mr. Bryan as a rebuke this dictatorship. They want to teach Mr. HI of the of t New tell you nil aid Hit BOOM to boar after landlady bad roust The boarding himself on his keen observation man and his to de- a mind render, are skid new hoarder. To a treat sleuth, i n i t you before, hut I know in.- the Ton come from n family of ability and none of your family --s.-v treat The new hoarder bl -I. .-. thing, your beard i of Your fine, the is very tender, so you experience In aw made of One to the texture of your said die new boarder. know BOW -1 ii. i. board la tin I have ever y. u are a ready Hide lo snap out a re mark almost any said boarder, make feet d you do of boarding h awe Kb k broadly and neared a pm-ugh explained, like all racily detective i knew you re ft I y t . I rail tin t fie lib iv. at hand n ; II to i-- d. ; n iii left band, iv It l on a r The l of th.- yon from a the all c, ii n i .- n i-.-ca w r i. i i i or yon i living I Ida Ii I r w -re re i-irk- Ii i, r man r . has Ii -I era i The I i r II or 1- . -i .,. ti r avail . of near i to three hairlike And o all , e . shifted, rainbow were playing. as a were no on the tobacco market until the afternoon. Lost-A plain gold ring between the residence of Mrs. Agnes Blount and the store of J. J. Hines Co. Any one finding same will be liberally rewarded by at store J. J. Hines A. W- Ange, a prominent mer- chant of Winterville, was here yesterday. Many of our have been taking in the carnival at Green- ville during the week. Quite a number anticipate going up to- night. The musicale in the opera house last night given by the young ladies of the town for the the Ayden band was perfect in every respect. The large audience in attendance were not only pleased but ex- pressed much surprise and pleas- at the manner in which all who participated rendered his or her particular part in the pro- gram. The proceeds were very satisfactory and the members of the band appreciate in the fullest this generous effort in assisting them to meet and lighten their expense. The band under tutor ship cf Prof. Kailey has made rapid progress and discourses music not only creditable but strictly of a high order. Our people ought and should render them every assistance necessary and we feel sure will soon evening. Rev. Mr. will assist Rev. Mr. King in a meeting at the Missionary Baptist church beginning first Sunday night in October. Miss Browning, of is here to see her sick brother, W, L. Browning. Aycock and the dates at Ayden next Saturday. Everybody come out and hear NOTICE. W. II. Smith has the of A. D. Cos in Carolina Milling Ma factor- Co. and will con the at II work promptly r- Mr, Cox will with Company. Or and Surgeon Office r AYDEN. N. C MISS C. Graduate Ayden, North . . j -i parties that this campaign -elf Kt ; or slinging being in for Mr. the the United States, t . Self level ii v ti to revive old mud sin campaigns, man in coal country knows of i, as I ever were, sap to Roosevelt or Taft. if the policies that Mr, v volt claims as his own bodily from teachings of . i n ind i . a Mr, Roi ti i of hen . is what m i mad, Trial. . ; .- s r- son. i i v, v on t mi in he i d Tin v- i the i wit delay. . f,. is in progress. STATEMENT OF THE BANK OF AYDEN AT AYDEN In the State of North Carolina, at the close of business July Resources discounts Overdrafts . . . Furniture and Fixtures One from Cash items Gold coin . . Silver coin, including minor coin currency National hank and other notes Liabilities 67,084.67 , . , . , 81.07 Surplus fund . 6,016.05 less 160.001 current exp. paid I Bills payable Deposits subject to ck. 588.00 Total, 070,089.14 Cashier's Total STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF PITT I Smith, Cashier of the above bank, do solemnly swear the above statement is to the best of my knowledge MUM. SMITH. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to be- fore me, this day of July 1908. STANCIL HODGES, Notary Public L- DIXON, R. C. CANNON. J. R. SMITH. Directors. Will II for re .- i. i mile . No dwelling hi i farm, but ii and ,, d el ti-r. CLAYTON Ii j e, N. C. Wood's Seeds. Seed Wheat Oats, Rye and are not only Seed in tin- but no soil best, and heaviest Our e locks are best sad t- yielding out are with we and must Improved machinery If you want superior crops Plant Wood's Seeds. quoted on request Fall information about all mailed free. WOOD ft SONS, Richmond, Va. ; . ;. . , n L .-it . I . , . . i ; . l i . .- . . . h i i ii III I . hi . -I u of ll I . , i ; . you've ill XI . I . I V ll inn I K V . Kip II . l ;. i , ill -I MM .-.-. It'll for i . I . . . n-r . . Ii nor . III . , -I . tn n ., H . I- lie III i- Hi n e-r- . . . . . ,. , , mi n , frill . . hit ii i e i .- t ii i .- i ,,. ; if lie , -ill i . i . ; I I . I i for till mil i . i f i . l illy I I for mid i- l i I- a vi m .-, i . ; ,, n i,. , . , . . for It t i vi ,.; v i ii bum Al f,. . . , ; hold in Hi , . ., . r her II in men of lifter lire Will you mil i, up after are and Ii, i yon ii i i not i tn tin. j ii . inn i ill yon to in-.- Him. for Yin. , Hi hi i way in fact, unite mat So honor; n H on fun. you would careful I'm sorry to boar line low-old in often. Mary Ob, its nil I any notice of her. cure behind tint MO

i I AN EPISODE OF WAR. Only Coward Saw la Naval Admiral Evan bail U-en on during Hie civil war t KM up Id a imp ares low minutes wart ac- van killed invoke area before I uM mall The bad route In, mid bile as nearly full of rater, bad covered was Into ears. I see a monitor Bring and lo Unit I swim to if I bad H bit of plank or driftwood. UM Ibis MOld not gel It plain be drowned like a rat In boat unless all Blind to get out somehow Dead and ed men wen- lying a Unit In piles, but no to lend me a band. By time use my legs In any way. and dug my bands Into sides of my prison and tried to pull myself out sand way and left me lying In water. Finally nude effort rolled myself sideways out of bole. out saw a marine I away by a pile of and tiring away at tin- tort I called in to poll ma In bi bar i f sand, but be lined on ground fire was too sharp for to expose self. I him my re- to bis mind, in two he had ma In i plant of I to say. Ufa by a small for he tired the Confederate would n the a inches of bonds. If ma- hid known that my revolver ant wot and could not i Brad I ti . I would have been burled 111.- poor were. As as reach ea from a dead r near me l loaded my revolver, thinking it might be before Hie Job -V.-,. in behind this I lie of I Inn the body of the n ever -aw la the naval ten II v. not con- m v. as a man under me. co i bid be worked himself i , lie actually below ii of be a t were r an I a shell came ho knee up to Ids el; a, v h I me. ii Jostled my broken toe. I Are yon -No. be I am afraid to right . and hurt my an The next shell he HI DO thing an i nest II my repeated Si i i tie v e butt I my revolver, lie was link I oft r f. he Clove on tine Pole. a custom in ii English town. Ii the I ran Wined grant of a fair from lord of manor . long 1237, an l t fair retains i sue rial of by . me ii i; ; he t r, o and i pole rat h flowers mm i ; gill I i gloved . i m.- , of the as l he I 1- No . an III tho i coins i ii. T o . i . rein I until the end of tho fair. SOME HISTORIC GIANTS. Ob Cog and th Man on Record. It is a matter of to most mall they shall become or clowns. There arc of clowns today, but then swill never such formidable giants as tied Magog. g. are told in Deuteronomy, was the last real giant. Ho was that king of whom the Israelites slew, his bedstead was nine cubits long, or about thirteen feet. This bedstead theory may be based upon the huge which the Phoenician kings had made in imitation of the Egyptian custom. Cog and Magog are times in the Bible with more or less In the Koran represent a people inhabiting and the were probably out of the terror inspired by the hordes that overthrew the empire. Wooden statues of Cog Magog fourteen feet high have occupied pedestals in the London guild hall for centuries and were formerly carried through in the lord mayor's shows. They welcomed Henry V. on London bridge in 1415. According to Cu- m, G and Magog were the of a race of giants found in Britain by Unite, son of of Troy, end brought b him m prisoners to London, where they were chained to t; e of a pat- tee on the cite of the guild hall and kept porters. All primitive races to . rids of plants, as did the . B n and Arabs, nine feel to he almost the . authentic stature record exceeded by four tn he. h an A ii pant, who died in y- feet bee in Byrne, the Irish giant, attained the stature of eight f four inches. The tallest race in the world i the Scotch of Galloway, who aw- n re five feel eleven inches in come of die id HI I then the Li- I Ii. N . R Po- Sikhs. lain of the din, and go- an-. is, however, possible to I me a with a little perseverance r ls in l o . . ,. body, . to h, c think, pro- . know n a- t in which the head, feel enormously en- enlarged. Hut form of is not THE SINUOUS EEL H Will Bit Long It Has Eels are peculiar even among A strange and of them the least of Very of us have been aim. Bf the nary Unit Una Batted worm and then tangled up our in its slimy You may cut off Has head of an manner by the S. P. C us body fell of squirms and wriggles, for eel a uncanny creature. have told that the true method la first to cut off the eel's tail and that after severance of bead brings all life and to end. A to this I for I only beard tins recently and have since bad to deal with a sinuous i-l A bas cited of u left apparently dead U t hours on bit from the band of a small boy to handle it. I can well tills. shall not forge lie shock had on a Wales. I bad a large on a line set for We had levered bis bead and left him for Mime hours on leaving a good book In bis gullet, the evening be was presented to a small bay, who bore off in triumph as dish. Half an hour tho with and at. to u heel had bitten the severely when he tried to excellent book. And Hi's was no i o to me In m ii of uncanny horror. by the of lire In their severed portions or a mere of the nervous only the gist say. And perhaps be would making a guess, St LOST THE CASE. A Simple Test to Which Defendant Objected. An solicitor was defending a broker in an a for the iv wry Of the price paid for a consignment of which declared Id lie unlit for human food. The i d that, although moderately colored by suit water, as th- plaintiff knew when he bought them, the were perfectly wen In court. The a who.- own case, was skillfully ex- The trial was gong and once or twice In re- so holly that the Judge threat- to for At the grew tin ling to the and perspiring, be said. -I here, you i are good to eat, and say they ain't. That's ail there Is between us. Now. mo. it you'll eat two of in d . ain't k Hate lose my Notice to s. Having duly qualified before the court clerk of county of the of C. F. Harriss, deceased, notice is hereby given to person indebted to the e- to immediate payment to undersigned, ail persons against aid that they must present the same for payment to the urn on of 1903. or this will be plead in bar of Th s Bird day of 1908 J. Cos, of Harriss. Notice. By of a power of sale con- in a mortgage to me by W. J. James aid wife. Re- James, bearing date the day of Jan. and recorded in office of the register of for Pitt county in book Q-8, at page to secure the of a certain bond of even date therewith, and the in said mortgage not having been complied shall, on Mon- day the 5th. day of October, Mod, at twelve o'clock, noon, at the court house door in Greenville, Pitt county. N. C. offer at public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, the following described lots, Two lots in the town of Bethel, K. C. on the East side of Main Lot No. adjoining and bounded by the lands of J. c. and W, A. or. and known as the W. James beef market, with building. Lot No. known as the Spain lot. containing a dwelling and hounded by lands of W. W. Andrews. A. others, containing one half acre, more or less. Tins the 84th day of August S. A. Mortgagee. By A. I. Punning attorney. Notice virtue the power of sale con- a certain mortgage ed i and delivered by X C. Marring IF YOU ONLY KNEW What Satisfaction Ease of Mia Disability Insurance Gives, You Never Without it. READ Greenville. N. C. the Mr. H. A. Greenville. N. Dear the summer yon prevailed on to boy a disability policy in the Maryland Casualty Company. Within a very short time after purchasing tame, I found that it was necessary for me to have a alight surgical operation on account which it necessary for me to remain away from my business for a period of about two The check presented me in full settlement of lost time, also covering cost of operation is wry much appreciated, and I can highly recommend the Maryland and yourself for the prompt service rendered. Very truly W. E. HOOKER. Cock Oat Its of o the . con in i- , r, . ., j , k- , , j her o r in soil o oral I . ex i Maxi i de o send court Far Sale. Mrs. N- E. Anderson's farm, one mile from Greenville. one other tract For terms see Mrs. N. E. Anderson or James C. ESTABLISHED 1875- S M SCHULTZ Wholesale and retail Grocer and Furniture Dealer. Cash paid for Hides. Fur. Cotton Seed Oil Turkeys, Eggs. Oak Bedsteads Mattresses etc ton and Margaret Harrington Suits. Baby Carriages, Go-Carts, Parlor suits tables. Lounges, ft. writer The Hi Judge once ti and i it be i do. in- is trying not I he i, ply, , Tho offer i to How S ruck Jaw old Ii i in I is t, yearn o I ii . a chi r ha of I B null during i to Bl I. con a doll i of i i-a a of mot -i a during the the youth of i II t besides from his tor I i i mo brewer to am , I I . . eh J v. I port return to M the am beer . to Buck, later Bock, .-. m there and tor the first time at A l he i .- i look place. a Hull l ., the It. to Ii he. . I ; Ii I era lie the And u I. The bro- if lie maid it both , table i day, Ai as ii medicinal potion, in that year over to Count of Burgundy, who had Lit his native Portugal. the year of in the annals. Al- k d and ordered be two weeks before two weeks after in. ear Hooker -nil. day November and duly in i. r of deeds of Pitt county, Carolina, In book J. ft ill. the will to public tale, before door in ville. to the highest bid lee on Friday, Sept . at II a certain tract parcel of lying and being in county Pitt State of North Carolina described fol- lows, to Situated in Township ad- joining the lands of Bryant Ellis, a and S containing twenty-five acres more or Ii and C the lands where I liar new resides Th said lands be- land deeded to J C by his father mother, James Harrington and wife, and in book A page to satisfy said mortgage Terms of sale cash. This day of Aug. K. Hunker. Mortgagee. Notice To Creditors. Having of John S. late of Pitt County, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of the i exhibit them to undersigned within twelve months this date or this notice ill be pleaded in bar their recovery. All persona indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This the day of F. s. Attorney. Notice. Having as of Mary debased, if county, State North Carolina, this is to notify persons claims against the estate of deceased to exhibit them a on or before 8th, or notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All pt Indebted to said estate will make . immediate Tins September 1908, W. Porter, tor. Notice to Creditors. Safes, P. and Hail Ax i is a List o Business Snuff, High Life Tobacco Key Who Oliver Type West Cheroots, Henry George writers in Cigars, Canned Cherries, Peach- es, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, . . f Jelly. Meat. Flour. Sugar. Coffee. Soap. Lye Magic rood. Matches, Hills, A Blow, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and c Co. J. Hen. i Dr. Garden Seeds. Oranges. Apples. Brown, K. C. Nuts. Candies. Peaches, Prunes. Currants. Co., A Wooten, Raisins, Glass and m. Moore, Greenville Supply Co., Wooden ware, Cakes and Crack- The Macaroni. But- New Royal Sewing Machines . The Daily and numerous other goods. Reflector, s. T. Hooker, Tub Co, Quality and Quantity cheap for Th, OLIVER Record has never ; been Sold on Easy terms cash. see me. S M Barber Shop S Fleming props. in main business sec- of the town ; chairs in operation and each one sided over by a skilled barber Our place is razor sharp. Our towels clean. thank you for past and ask you to cull when good work DAVID C. JAMES, OLIVER Write Had Its A Scottish ; a visitor an antique clock which hail coma n lie said. it at an sale In the day Rot a bar- Yes. but it keep time the asked. It's DO to n train or that sort but good to set A Budding Bobble, aged live, saw a cow grating in his mother's flower garden am Tho cow seem to Calmly ate on, B-ear-old Miry With him to tell him to Ha you fellow one who was gust talking to us ha on my feet most of the York A Failing. you've a dog n cat for pets. They mutt he did fur not They eat cake jam. what hat that to o with it Tommy Well, when any and jam Dilating they don't get blamed for are natural believer. Truth, or connection between cause and alone Interests Why Ha She f-nil it a an out- rage. She was n timid, reserved girl, who gave no man encourage- to flirt, yet II that the very life out of me. I don't know how many he seen me in the street sod followed right up to the door. The next time he me I shall get the to order him had occasion to speak to the tho nest evening. yon sec that in the lighting a she said wish you would order him said tho hoy. you she said has no to be hanging me, but he has said the He on the third York Press. land to help light the threatening Moor, tho of Portugal as. I The Portugal cornea from Latin, signifying tho Port of Cale being the old name for the town of The brief of the ginning of the existence Ton Though for many it Wat no more than a feudal de- of nevertheless child the father of the later independent kingdom. In tho year l no the lords of Portugal took the title of king refused to any power, or Magazine. Having qualified as administrator of T. Pollard, deceased, late of Pitt Carolina, thin is to notify all against the estate of said to exhibit to the undersigned within twelve months from date. or this be bar of All Indebted to estate make This the 18th day of August Unix. Samuel K. Q, I'd PIANOS Wei Weber Pianola Style with Em Letter, with tone Vote, Bates clue piano. ORGANS The ideal trill to a which by n Ivy the c hi III It r piano in the world ARE YOU SURE ti, Ira I f I n Ml a mas, ti mi and lake sat Kama when jot Tl I Why not and you mm In MINUTES t ; It II . a m, S . . . . at ho n wain. J IDS V- By Ball a . ha. b, t aW t. D. W. I IN Groceries And Provisions Cotton and DO YOU WANT TO ADO TO YOU INCOME Men, women and children can make money in spare by soiling SOAP. The greatest discovery of ace for diseases of skin, the Met for complexion ad for and purifying the akin. eczema. etc. This soap will be found equal. Write for Sam- cake by mail, Drug and Chemical Co N. 9th. St. Philadelphia. Pa. NEW MARKET FIRM. We have leased the front stall, west side of hallway, in the market and can supply your needs in fresh beef, meats, sausage, etc. Or- promptly delivered anywhere in town. Persons beef-cattle or hogs to sell would do well to sue us. FLEMING CO. Phone, No. in i will be phi;, mechanic the today. beat V terms, ,. i at any on or and on A. J. GREENVILLE, N. C. SEEDS Till Crown a n to BEANS . I . i lee Wax o New While Wax . . h-7 Kim Wat . , . S toll ho or a will Money. Write Mention this H. W. See kept con- g aUntly Country Produce Bought and Sold W. M. DAWSON Ladies and Gents Tailor, Greenville, N C. Pressing, Altering, Repairing, Scouring, Chemical and Dry Cleaning. Satisfaction or no charges. In rear of Edmonds Shop. Bar D. W. I GREENVILLE N C North a Taken us. I have taken up eight pigs, ed, spotted black and white, weight to pounds each. Owner can get by proving ownership and paying charges. R. I- Harrington, Greenville, N. C. Subscribe for The Reflector, Cobb Bros. NORFOLK. VA. Cotton Buyers, Brokers in Stocks, Cotton. Grain and Provisions, PRIVATE WIRE to New York Chicago and New Orleans. HIGHEST CASH RICES AID FOR CHICKENS AND EGGS. At New Market front of Nor- folk and Southern Depot. I. Q. SMITH. WATER AND LIGHT COMMISSION. NEW SCHEDULE WATER AND LIGHT RATES Effective October 1st, 1908. RATES TO CONSUMERS. The minimum monthly rate to any consumer shall be for three thousand gallons less of ware. For any amount over three thousand gallons, up to and ten thousand gallons, a charge of l-c per thousand will b- Charges for an amount exceeding ten thousand gallons are a Second gallons per Third 10.000 per Fourth gallons per I Fifth gallons per Second 50.000 gallons per Second gallons per Price for a greater quantity than 300.000 gallons will be quoted upon application to Superintendent. ELECTRIC LIGHT RATES TO CONSUMERS. p K. W. DISCOUNT. All of the above rates are subject to a per cent, discount if paid on or 5th month succeeding the month in which service is rendered. BILLS. Bills are payable at the office of the Water and Light Commission in the Masonic Temple. Notice of amounts due will be given by postal card or other means, but all bills must be by the consumer at the of the Water and Light Commission, as making collections outside the office is strictly forbidden. Failure to receive notice by the consumer will not be an excuse far failure to pay bill when due. Discounts will not be allowed after the 5th. Both electric and water service will be shut off from delinquent premises without notice, after the 15th. of each month. REINSTATEMENT. A charge of he made to reinstate electric service and so water service when same has been cut off on account of failure to pay bills. All of above rates and rules will be strictly enforced. By Order of the Commission, J. C Tyson, Clerk. Greenville, N. C, Sept. Ii you want your HORSE t last and pull strong buy your Hay, Oats and Corn. of W. B. He will sell you Better and More for Less Money than any man in town. A BUSINESS TEST. B. Try this for Desert. Dissolve one package of any arts pint water When partly congealed. ling one an., alt mace is u t. t r tad pent it into h ii. I howl tool it ill tie d hid or an, good g sauce. per package and tan a obtained at any A TRIP TO BALTIMORE IS ESPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE NOW VIA THE CHESAPEAKE LINE STEAMERS LEAVE NORFOLK DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, AT p. m. CLUB BREAKFAST to TABLE DINNER For particulars and reservations address. E. T. LAMB, Gen. Aft CHAS. L. HOPKINS, T. P. A. NORFOLK, V. F. J. C P. A. Baltimore, Md. of a Man a at Own Once upon a time, a story there lived in Con- . an old hotel man who to have gifted with an insight into human nature to a de- seldom vouchsafed to mundane Ho found that the employees about In place Ware greatly influenced by hi. the Hotel World. He could find them napping. They were over quick for him end always on the moat alert watch, yet he fell quite positive that affairs the hotel not proceed with the same with the harmony when he wet ab- that the place when lie home. So lie announced long trip, n journey abroad, proceeded to I bar- shop, had his long hoard ed nod hair out short A tailor completely changed hit attire, an other artists were called on to aid further in tho Then went buck tho hotel, engaged a room, dining daily in tho hotel, pat every department. Ho some trouble in securing, room lie wanted, found that lie could little we to hit liking in dining room without tipping and in general that the hotel was not what his ad- proclaimed ii to be, A few experience as a guest in hit own hotel was a With head, ruling power, supposed to thousands miles away, the employees, the manager down, took on greater neglect and indifference. The successful proprietor of ex- will say that there was something radically fault with the organization in instance, Yet, if we grant nil that, can business stand Ii n teal Lei here with the pronto t em- that this I was supreme. When yon have your or- in inch form as that proceed us when yon are away as when yon are at home you have made n complete triumph, one of which only a master mind It Exchange. Al n wedding the were called upon to give their reasons for remaining single. The following were among the reasons Place is few Corn, Hay, Oats, Cotton Seed MeaL Hulls, Chicken Hominy, Cracked Corn, com Meal all kinds of Feed. S. J. NOBLES MODERN BARBER SHOP. If You Need s Piano THREE POINTS SHOULD BE WHEN TOO PURCHASE I- the Piano strictly of a lasting tone- quality, and made by a reliable Hot and Cold Baths Massacre tics A Electric and lair tonic tO ladies at homes Opposite J. R. J. G. Springs CARLSBAD OF Stokes County, N. Located in beautiful the spot In Mountain Hotels under i management. Cuisine in lira South. All white help employed. For further information, full Ian, H. P. N. Get The best for Comfort and Borden Felt Hat- es a piece Bern- Iron Bed have no equal. TAFT B O Y D able, 1.0- Removal, Plumbing. Having bought the stock of C. A. Plumbing have removed my shop to the building on am prepared to do all kinds of Plumbing and II .- have removed my shop to the building on HUM am prepared to do all kinds of Plumbing and repairing, on contract work cheerfully given. Ir consistent with first class work and material. I have a nice line of nickel plated bath room supplies. , L. H. PENDER. nm like the fro In the f who. though ho loved tho would not jump into the troll cause he could not jump inn too honed enough to admit prefer, on tho one hand, refreshing sloop, o midnight support, dream., n club In. on the other hand, ed rest, cold meat, toothing rocking ho pudding empty pock n twin brother, have never had a from mother, I Ii- is In Constitution. lib- I on. one Ian- PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY. We CE and can apply the load demand. Two wagon I any during day, and will he made at the plant at of tho We your patronage and will i our beat you. The Greenville Ice Plant, Hill Johnson, . . Proprietors PAUL THE TAILOR Can found on Fourth street to clean, press repair Clothing and ladies Skirts All work done promptly, suits made to order when Your patronage Solicited. CO. NORFOLK, VA. and handlers of Tina and and shipments Fall nm r. davenport Genera Merchandise hi it. It dinner there hail been chicken, which tin lit lie of the house hod partaken with tome more chicken, said France. think have hod m much as i Rood for replied can't hove more now, lint hero it a wishbone and can pull, That will be fun Von pull side, end I'll pull other, and whoever the longer end can have her coma true. Why. baby, you've got it What was your with, Prances wish for more chicken, said promptly. God of Flies. know in tho temple of the mod to flee annually an ox to tho god f flies Fact. At Rome n similar sac- was offered in the temple of Victor. It ii said that no fly was ever loon in Solomon's What on could Solomon used to keep nut A worth knowing, oh Beelzebub, a god of the Philistines, was supposed to wind off The Koran all flies shall perish except one, and Hint is the bee York Press. COAL COAL COAL J- TURN AGE buying your coal for the winter. He can give hi a bargain. PHONE NO U I. MOORE W. H. LONG Moore and Long ATTORNEYS AT LAW ; u It B N VI I IR N C DR. L C. SKINNER PHYSICIAN corner Third St formerly by the late Col. I A. Sugg. DR R. L. D mist. GREENVILLE. N. From The use of best materials, S tart Finish to The use of beat materials, construction I by workman. by the the bus had in its years of cent mud under the time the PIANO at the head High does the med variety, so often by dealers to I there Is profit In the sale, How can I obtain BEST PIANO the least money, value being considered Answer-BUY Straight I from E the Factory All PIANOS ARE SOLD TO CUSTOMER BY THE H I thus guaranteeing often obtained when mi Instrument through several ownerships fore reaching the customer. How am I to know what I select will prove all claimed for it Answer-You are Safe from Fraud buy t There are more I PIANOS In In North Carolina than any other throe makes of high-grad Pianos. Si me of the in use have in the same s for r I and to all refer. The is sold for cash or en terms to suit purchaser. CHAS. M. G. G. Box No. 3.- BRICK TALK, No. II Masons prefer our brick to those of other makes. WHY Because all they have to do is mark off with a trowel jut where they want to break it to fit a joint and first one breaks right. REASON. There's no twist. They're MADS. Think of the saving of TIME in this to brick broken up of other kinds in trying to break one right. See the point We have plenty on hand and they arc sold at BRICK PRICE. OX K. RY, ON A. I. I N. I S. WALTON BRICK CO., Macclesfield, N. C. HAM It AS A N. C m. C. E. BRADLEY JEWELER A Guarantee of Satisfaction Goes with Every Piece Jewelry Sold. MAKES ONE EVANS ST. GREENVILLE, N. C. A Card. I hereby announce that I hare removed for the practice of my profession from Falkland to Greenville. Residence on Third street next door to J. L. Fleming. Office, Dr. former office where I can be found at all times when not professionally engaged elsewhere. Dr. School Books and Supplies A. B. ELLINGTON CO J. S. MOORING Successor to FLEMING MOORING General Merchandise. Pulley Home of Women's Fashions, Greenville N. C POOR PRINT

f,. Thieve, in WINTERVILLE Ft. i mi in Charge of F. C. NYE , Eastern lot and Vicinity- Advertising Application j Mrs. Will and children, f see Mr. Hunsucker at the A. G. here this week. -lo Cox Manufacturing before The ministers confer . W. ,. King, Of re their S- . t. i I. V. T U King . f i,. bar ii Co. . F. Chapman i; m lay advise your early. Little left this to visit i. ;. .;. conference of la the church was attend- ed by large congregations at each service. Dr. St. Clair preached Wednesday and Friday nights and Elder Peden on Thursday The conference closed Friday but there will be services and Sunday. Elder Fred left this morning for Hickory Grove church to fill bis regular appoint- they rushing and that you Miss morning for friend. A of best Hour just in Harrington, Barber Co. R. v. H. King left Thursday where hi will fill . Sunday. . i j in . ii The Pitt Co. School Desk am I today and tomorrow. , going. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Barnhill d you will never re-; left this morning to visit relatives . . .-,;. and i the river. . , teak or the The A. Cox Manufacturing market Send your order to A. Co. has a full supply of the fa- you warn up-to- Co. Win- Welded Fence. date runabout you had G. ; Call to see them. bet r give him an d Rev H. E. Tripp hi Several of our young men at- , . -f Inge regular appointment at the tended the play at Ayden Thur ear load of lime, A. a g here day night. . . x r,,,,.;,,., night. For hay. corn, and feed f all kinds go to Pro Miss Novella Bunting. Bethel, is spending a time Rev. Strange, Bishop all kinds go to Pro- , . East duce Company door to post- J will preach at the Episcopal f Thursday night. here friend, here and always ; invited. on the A. D. C St re, it Go Miss Mamie Bryan, of Onslow. nice drawn entered School, A. large lot of wee selling them today. . , p Harrington has returned I Barber Co, from northern cities where he Baker and sister. Miss Friday afternoon. goods. He is one of our i man was here Toss- afternoon looking after in Mi , . c very best merchants and Knows Lillian. Misses and Helen j One the prettiest c ; homes . ft Co are adding R. H. to their bugles Florence of Lou on her way home ho.,. to Friday evening. evening for her work near We always have a nice line of of W. H. a. , , fresh on hand. toM A. one of our H. Hun- cS morning sucker took in the carnival Fri-1 examine our men's day night. I c A have attending court at Remember the Hunsucker bug- It would be very much better if all men were honest. How good it would be if every man would accept the idea that is the best and carry it out by its own example. But all men are not honest and it is useless to expect such a con- of things in this wicked world, men will take advantage of others whenever opportunity comes to them. If men will steal in spite of all that can De said and done they should go at stealing as a and take the chances of being caught and punished. Then the people would find it out and be looking for them. But this is not the way most men steal- go into every trade These callings are often used as cloaks for their Some of them are doctors, same den- and Others Some ire lawyers take what men have to get them out of a little trouble, some stock dealers, some horse traders, some mill men and some ate politicians who sell out the people after hey arc elected. Some are en merchants who take advantage of customer.-- or w house-. Some are laborers who kill time when they should be at work. some are employers who beat the employees of their Some are landlords who take advantage of their tenants while others are tenants who steal from land owners. Net a few are farmers who steal in dealing with people of Other trades. Sometimes thieves are editors and teachers. Thieves in business are in the minority among the people in the different lines of business. Most people and especially with enough intelligence to do business, want to do about A Paying Mr. John White, of Highland Ave , troubled with a couch every winter spring, l tried many ad- but the cough con- I bought a bottle of Or. King's Nev. Discovery; before that was half gone, the was all gone. This winter the same happy result followed; a few more ban the annual cough. I am now convinced that Dr. King's New Dis- is the best of all cough and lung Sold under guarantee mi mi. L. Drug Store. and Trial bottle free. POLITICAL POINTS AND POINTERS Into Every On People Raleigh. N. C, Sept. 29th national reputation have been assigned to North So Tired It may be from bat the are U from an In- active LIVER. m With n conducted LIVER one can d of labor without It adds I hundred per cent to ones It can In by, and by TAKE MO it. I how that I am as 800.1 a Democrat .-any man Carolina during October, which who v ,.,, ,, i and will much to the life of the campaign Democracy is waging with every assurance of success us xi to confine my to fusing my . drink when in the State and in the nation as he ,; i,.,, g him he well. Probably the most hag n, P too hard to It feature of the State cam- . , Hon. Cy. Watson will be the appearance of ., .,,.,, much left, Democratic Walter Murphy is entertaining discussions of tariff with as much humor as if no drought were in and with . logic us m senator. By nomination of a ts n st at the lead . the ticket and th. omission of question from it. i.- where it the pale of party politic-, and as the people of the State have settled it. Hon. Jno, W. Ker nominee for vice president, at Guilford Ground, near Greensboro, Oct. 6th, which is to be made a great national He speaks also at Ashe- on 5th, and on the 7th during the Piedmont fair at Winston Salem. Mr. Kern is measuring up to that could be hoped for in vice presidential timber, and f no more he is known the m ire grows in public fine cam- will have its affect. Hon. John Sharps Williams, leader of the minority in and by bis State for Look For the Ticket. the senate, will speak at New l; i n Oct. Hon. Ollie James, who made more fame for himself as an orator In the national convention than anyone, else, will some speeches in the State. Hon. Henry D. Clay ton, will peak i Republican State platform its that local self-government the thing and this being translated means that Republican party, without . so, favors local option in matter of the whiskey traffic. do business, want to do . . Cox is an what they consider right, though p. and the et will rut appeal to the wets as it would have led to them had the head of tin in act in such a . . .-,, way as to throw suspicion I-,, the State for Oct. 5th to 10th. I others no matter how hard y p led to them had the head of S to do right It should be have been. , n of some -g of should be by people in . . , . He i the question is, will not A RAID IN GEORGIA. are still going. Call to see The seals in the our nice stock of runabouts be-, have been covered J fore you buy. Prices are inter cloth which adds greatly to their and comfort. Kev. H a will Made Trail of Black . ,. AL Chickens and eggs a specialty. Come and get the best prices. Barber Co. Mrs. W. H. Rouse and children returned to Greenville Friday Burning. his regular At th conclusion of the morning service of will be administered. The cook stoves are among till t Bay and HUM at A. W. Angel the best We have them at prices j that will interest you. We also Mrs, Ernest Manning came in line of heaters and Friday night to visit relatives. piping. Harrington. Barber Our large line of men's pants Co. has just been and are right too. MUs Louise Satterthwaite Mrs. M. G. Byran has returned home from a visit near Stokes. The A. G. Cox Manufacturing went to this morning. Co. are now in position to sup Your children are accustomed; ply you with their Tar Heel to having good comfortable chairs Carts, box bodies and Tumbling at home and certainly they; bodies. Prices made right Call ought to have a comfortable desk i and see th. m. in the school room So much Harrington. Barber St depends upon the comfort of our, Rev. J. B. Jackson of Fair- Many a boy came in girl has had his health injured permanently by neglect along this line. Let us give our child- school rooms and they will nail with delight the time the of school. Give our desks a trial and be convinced. Chester Harriss left this mom- evening to spend a short while with relatives. You builders will do well to A W. for win- and doors before buying. Kev. St. Claire, D. U. will preach dedicatory sermon at the Free Will Baptist Albany, Ga., Sept -There is a reign of terror among the inhabitants of a consider- able portion of Baker and Miller counties, as result of a raid by Sat- night, the trail of the out- laws being marked by black- ruins of thirteen churches and school The night riders their ht a point three; miles east of Kestler. re the first church was fired. The galloped away toward the East, before the glare of the fire had reached its height, n other was being kindled a few miles away, Fire followed i and the destruction of building to which the torch was j applied was complete. nothing for granted, and are the question is, will not prosecuting a fine campaign Republican orators take that every township trying to run year's campaign on past wet voters We think so. Even upon the settled therein lies the danger of of a Republican are The Carolina of fair is W the many dream, of Demo- as it is explained, for instance, by Hon. W. A. Self, I We want to see Senator Over- that it has been settled in adman sent back-would rather the him returned than any other of the times. man we know my thing about, people this and therefore those who are question people have rub shouting about what says Mr. Self, who opposed pro- can do had better look well to him entirely although I their fences and see to it that carefully as to the men by the properly ex- the legislative ticket is all right we expect to deal with and if will of the people of the in some of counties.-Fair- State, and with me that Everything. by every kind of business if we are co have thrift, but no man should take advantage of just because h.- c in do it. Thieves in business dealings treat some people right because they know no ether course will do. They treat others right sometimes to chance to steal later. What shall we with the m business The correct answer is very easy. Let bun alone. Don't to him t. try to get even with him or beat him in making a trade but let him entirely alone. We should any of them are reputed on good authority to be tricky dis- honest we should avoid any and all dealings with them. Such a course would do great good as it would have a tendency to purify the business world and would give patronage to men who de- serve it. There are plenty of REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Bank of AT WINTERVILLE. In the State of North Carolina, at the close of business July 10th. Found His Mule. honest men in every town and Loans and stock with whom you can Overdrafts Surplus funk 400.00 deal. We do rot any and fixtures profit to be suspicious but hope that,. all thieves in business will be, found Herald. c Hankers 1,178.80 80.00 835.00 to Sunday at nil home At three o'clock Sunday he will over the river. also preach a sermon to the For A house and lot con- Masons at the academy, located to business i am now in northern markets Saturday night Boyd, white, a stock feeder on Avon firm, which belongs to Mr. J. a mills from the farm, a from a Sunday morning at o'clock.; by and drove to Grin.- . . Prom there he arc, it U took the train at this point for unknown. During the meantime Mr. section of town, with good barn purchasing our fall stock. They and stalls. G. A. Kittrell, Win- will be in soon. Give us a call N. C. be convinced we have Mi. and Mrs. R. went lone of the lines of goods to Greenville this morning. Remember the Tar Heel wagons and carts made by the A. G. Cox Co. N. C. For and service they cannot be excelled. . and his were where the mi n and had gone. day Mr. Hester, who about a mile south of town. t he hi found the mule in hit field. Mr. went Quarterly The fourth quarterly eon of the Methodist church was held Sunday night after services by Rev. A. I. ., The board Stewards J. L. Little, A. h. Ellington, R. A, C. r. A. Person, J. W. G. E. is, b. T. Hooker, J. K. Hart and Cobb. L H. Supt. S. la. R. L. Assistant Supt. nil N. , . I, ill . .; notes am i- s. notes Total 183.80 680.00 10,688.41 taxes paid Bills payable Time .-In trending Total to hi 1.787.18 3,793.70 th. is true to best of and sworn to before me, of July. James R. Johnson, I Public. Attest G E Lineberry W B Directors. in town. J. F. Harrington. Miss Bettie Warren and her. Sunday school class day here Wednesday on a tour. Subscribe fox The R fleet r. W I a hp and turned I. No one knows where the wagon COUGH SYRUP TO POSE FOOD AND THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. D. J. Editor and Owner Truth in Preference to Fiction. VOL. No. PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY. OCT. 1908 One Dollar Year NUMBER father murders son. JONAS WARREN HIS SON, EASTERN TRAINING SCHOOL. CAMPAIGN OPENING AT AYDEN. NIGHT RIDERS INVADE THE EAST. OLLIE Rapidly. State Superintendent J. Y. Coroner Hold, and Jury Hold. Joyner has just returned from aS of the Crime I Greenville. In company with Committed members of the budding com- he has been inspecting About supper time Friday e-. work Eastern Carolina Jonas Warren, a white nun living near EASTERN a. How n i ON i To Pitt killed his year old son. Dr. Charles county went today to hold n inquest, and the of the jury Warren came to his death from a gun shot wound in hands of Jonas At the inquest Mrs. E Warren, wife of Jonas Warren, testified that her husband had been drinking for three weeks and went home drunk Friday. Daring the afternoon he with the children and in a humor, but continued drinking. At supper he told her to make him a toddy and while she was doing so ho b ac- of wrong thing. He jumped up and cured her and said he was going to kill her. He took a gun from the rack and started out the front door where she followed him when he snapped the gun at h.-r. He gave the gun to Ollie and told the boy to bring him some more shells. Jonas bad two shells in his pocket. As they ail were going in the house Jonas said he was going to shoot Ollie and did so Several were ed at the inquest the testimony going to show that the murder work there is progress, very said the sup- is satisfactory and the school promises to be one the best-equipped and most of the educational institutions of the and in South, for that matter. In two of the buildings the brick work is com- and two others are now up to the second story. Saturday. The county candidates were there to make initial speeches of the campaign, and with them were Hon. J. W. Bailey, one of the electors-at-large and Hon- B. F. Aycock, candidate for corpora- commissioner. The Brick warehouse was Operation. and Cotton i. Held for Hither Price. We bad hoped that the spirit ON SATURDAY. At seven o'clock this morning , u County Candidate, and Hon. J. W. in the Baptist church Ce. and Cotton i. Held and B. F. Make large lumber of friends Crowd Present, gathered to witness the Mr. J N. Hart, of Green- The Democratic campaign E. Pitt county had airing Just before the bridal party entered church a beautiful and solo was sung by Mr. M. Leslie Davis. The Find Matter. To His Honor. H. Allen, Judge Presiding at the September Term f Pitt County Superior We, the grand jury for .,, term of Pitt county its appearance in Eastern Carolina, but the has come that even this sec- is not free from such out- seats for the audience and a stand with flags, and a large crowd assembled to hear C. M. The fully submit the following re- We visited the county a a body and found it k pi The sanitary condition id jail must be above the our commissioners having I installed a m rage for which they v------o- , We think th- Willis, of Beaufort. I was placarded with notices warn M , bride entered with the owners that , they wedding march was play d by rages. We learn that much Miss Bessie Taylor as the bridal excitement prevails among the party entered. Martin county The Others were H. of the fact that on Monday . ,., The ushers were Messrs. n- . Brick warehouse was d f Norfolk, cotton gin in arranged tor the speaking with w. . placarded with notices w grounds contain or the speakers. Many ladies lent acres. The grading of this land I their presence to the audience has teen completed. One of the I and band furnished most eminent landscape musk. in this country planned the j County Chairman, F. C. Hard- grounds and located the build- inK introduced the county dates, each of whom spoke brief- so as to give more time to the State officers who were to follow. After an introduction by ex- Senator J. L Fleming. Mr. Bailey spoke with emphasis upon national He is a brilliant speaker and he vividly portrayed most cease or the would bu destroyed. brother, Mr. J. B. Hellen, and the groom with Mr, Jesse . of Greenville. The told that on the same night ceremony was performed notice was posted buildings We are . . ., , j i The location is indeed ideal. No more beautiful grounds can be found anywhere, when they are completed. The grounds contain a beautiful forest of native growth, including tic oaks, holly, birch and nearly at Fountain, months in holly, speaker every forest growth of eastern attitude of t and the Re- Carolina. There is an unusual party toward trusts and combination of hill and valley. monopolies, plain stream. I Ex Representative J. J. Laugh- people of Greenville -d Mr. AycocK, of Pitt county, are investing in this plant. The B. W, of Kinston. After the ceremony a large number of friends the For several u,,. couple to the Norfolk ft Southern have been at work in St where they took the train j Kentucky and Virginia. wince for New York to spend a number of tobacco honeymoon. They were warehouses were destroyed and far as New by Mr,.; recently a cotton gin it Charles and Miss Bertha j county was -burned, but the e Hellen, sisters cf the bride. j placards in Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Hart will come counties are the first in this section of the it is awful to thin that the parties guilty of posting these placards are very serious in it. good to come to Greenville about, the 16th. Mitt River Become. Bride of Dr. J. J. Barefoot, Jr. trustees have been unusually f in the time of building. ah.-. and in my opinion they are going , . . th State and for the i We can see no The marriage of Dr. it but on the contrary who in a telling manner and danger may result. It is leading State issues. was solemnized Wednesday j a defiance of law and order, and of Republican misrule at the home of g of the right- of ethers and extravagance was strong and friend. Mrs. Charles I man should to get for the State was a very brutal one. Upon value the verdict of the jury Warren . was brought to Greenville and committed to jail. money expended than has been and for for the interest . on South street showed ; . .,., ., ,,,. v but I The large audience showed, was g very pretty wedding but inch interest in the speeches. , t relatives very quiet, only near relatives, CUT AND ON ROAD. Now i. the Time to Build. If you are ever going to build a frame house, do it now. This is upshot of an elaborate argument in the current issue of Suburban Life. Lumber and other building materials, it is commonly known, have fallen more than anything else in the recent business depression; food- stuffs have not been greatly in price, but extension of plant of all kinds have been held up with a resulting sag in values of all structural material in every part of the country But this is only half the As soon as business resumes its normal proportions again, ban Life maintains, the products of the rapidly vanishing forests will go kiting upward to figures. Certainly the ex- of the last six years- up to last October's depression- justifies this view, and our waste, through forest fires this year, points only more clear- to a dwindling supply of what must long be the oasis of our popular building operations.- From the Boston Transcript. money obtained on a public contract in many years. architects, Messrs. Hook, of Charlotte, and Simpson, of and was great enthusiasm. friends of the j Nearly Fatal. It is evident that the campaign j present. in the county is going to be performed by Rev. Dr, very active one and it may be j of First of Charlotte, looked for that Pitt will give a New Bern, are giving the work Democratic majority. and inspection close attention and inspection and seem to be taking great pride in it. The contractors are citizens of Greenville and seem also to be taking local pride in the building. Jarvis, chairman of the executive committee, is a warm personal, as well as public interest, in the of the work, and is giving, a great deal time for it. When completed the State will have a plant to be proud of, and the school will be second to none of its class in the Times. church. The wedding march was played by Mrs. Allen Saturday night Mr. Gaston Clark was seriously cut on the Skat Fired Into Norfolk and Southern Because pretty Miss Lorine Whitfield. of Middlesex, had been to a party the night before and was leaning back in her march was played by Mrs. Allen Grey Chocowinity town- Taft, of Greenville, a cousin of and o'clock, the bride. There were no at- rank and Frank the bride entered j supposedly as the result, the room on the arm of All of groom. She Was gowned in a an altercation. All . and the vein handsome brown suit severed on the left side of hat and gloves and carried a L and an incision five shower bouquet of of on reaching to the neat ard have kept the jail. We also visited the county home in a body and found in good shape. We heard of no complaint whatever from any of the inmates, say they are well fed and being treated well. We visited each house separately and found th pants perfectly satisfied and contented. Their and beds are all kept neat and dean, which speaks well for in charge He to take an interest in his work, to make what he can on the farm. He also nice hogs and milk cows. We find that the yard is also the cemetery, and under the present conditions v.-hive no suggestions to make. We understand that a former grand jury have suggested the ale of cur county home for the of purchasing one in a more suitable place. We are of the same opinion, provided that a larger farm can be purchased in a suitable location at a r. son- price. A great deal of Car.- and judgment should be used in making change. We went in a body to Pitt county's convict camp, found Mr. Joe in charge with his full force at work, he men with kindness, all seemed to be mi k- willingly, having no c m- WOO .---- seat last night, sweetly sleeping The and groom her soul is not now somewhere be-1 t for a ten trip to Wash- the stars. And New York and other Train. Go Through to Washington. The Norfolk Southern pas train which has been operating between Greenville discussed at a and Raleigh, leaving here at a. m., and returning at p. m., will beginning next Monday be changed to start from Washing- ton instead of Greenville. We believe this change will be con- and helpful. Mr. L. Joyner to United State. Tobacco Association. The 8th annual convention of the Tobacco Association of the United States will be held in Richmond, Oct. 9th and 10th. Some weeks ago Mr. L. Joyner was invited to be present and deliver an address on this occasion and we see from the program that is being mailed to members of the trade that he will address the convention Fri- day evening, 10th, at Jefferson hotel auditorium. His subject will be relation of the to- grower to the tobacco a subject probably never before discussed at a convention of tobacco dealers and but as the representative of a tobacco business organization that has an record of success Mr. Joyner is specially qualified to discuss the subject. Mr. E. W. Wells, of Virgilina, Va., was also in the arms of Morpheus, he is live and well today. These were passengers on the Norfolk and Southern train that arrived at Raleigh at o'clock last night in charge of Conductor When the train was about a half mile from Wendell station, running at about points north and News and Observer. plaint whatever to make of It will be of much interest to the many friends of Miss Bertha Patrick to know of her marriage to Mr. V. E. of Bethel, N. C. which miles an hour, a rifle ball event will be solemnized at the through the car home f window and went directly over Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Mr head. This gentle- Wednesday evening, Oct. 14th, man was sitting pretty low in his at half after three clock. Teat and was asleep. Had he j Owing to a recent death in the windpipe, was made on the right side of his face and were taken by Dr. P. A. Nicholson. The timely arrival saved the man's life, as he would soon have succumbed from of blood A brother of the wound-1 ed man, Fred was him, and claims he was robbed by Nobles and Harding. The men are in hiding, and have not been apprehended. Mr- Clark is resting well at the home of his brother, and it is thought he will recover.- Wash- Messenger. The camp is well managed and kept neat. Mr. is doing did work with the through- out the county in improving our roads, bridges, etc. We would cm, -----r- been sitting erect the bell would have struck him in the head. The ball went through the car family of the bride-elect, no in- are issued, as it will be a quiet marriage witnessed by bushels feed and seed Johnston's E. received new prepared w i . .-r.- out of a window on the only a few intimate friends and other side, two windows back relatives. After their marriage over and in front j the couple will leave for a trip to of Miss face. News northern cities. and Observer. Tobacco Price. Up. Swallowed a Pin. There is some good tobacco Peed, a little son of coming to market now and it is swallowed a pin Friday bringing old time The evening and was taken to the are plenty of piles that sell for Son hospital Sunday to have to cents a pound, and some an operation performed. higher, have not heard whether the pin Forget Your Trouble. Mr. Hughes knows that every- body has enough troubles of his or her own circle without having to go to the opera house to see it. I And he has constructed his show along this line. If you want to be happy, follow the merry crowd the opera house, Mon- day and Tuesday nights, Oct. and and forget your troubles. and Court Adjourned Saturday. Superior court, after the full two weeks term, adjourned Saturday evening and has been located or not. to Citizenship At the recent term of Pitt Virginia gray turf oats and court J. J. Page, of at F. V. Johnston's township, who had been dis- adjourned Saturday e franchise d. was restored to Judge Allen and Solicitor opposite W a Lows an Arm, A colored boy named Dick Gilbert was run over by a Nor- folk Southern train near Washington on Saturday, and one arm was cut off. The boy had gone to sleep on the track and rolled between the rails. to the magnificent which just at tar river. There is also bridge of the kind e v of at Both of these bridges do our county credit and we can only speak in the highest terms of our county commissioners in having so faith- fully performed their ; s. And we take pleasure in record- their names in full as Pitt county's faithful W. John Z. Brooks, D. J. Holland, M. T. Spier and N. T. We also visited the register of offices, finding everything in first class shape, showing that we have officers that are thoroughly capable in every way to look after our county affairs. We are glad to make mention of the work being done by the order of our county in re-indexing our county records. The work is being done by Register of Deeds R. Williams thorough and -r.-1 way and will be a I. good. officer in the years to A. G, Cox, Foreman of the Grand Jury left for their homes. POOR PRINT

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