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mm . MM, In Charge of F. C. NYE z H. A. White r.-v -f FT After s habit Authorized Agent o The Eastern and Vicinity- Rates cm Application Ins. in. T sewing ma Barber Co cl Cat best on Mm has See us for prices b Gold Point, interest to , ; ,. u ., e, A. W. Co- Bead went to Green A. A Co. U t a at ville Sunday. m rig and ties rye. Barber Co. . . . ., -i.,; i weal Rev. E. T. Philips his ft- t at the Free ,. . List Sunday a i reaching ti Colored People Many are indeed glad to know B Sawyer. Jr. H. been to the pastoral charge of York Temple, A. M. E. Zion church of this city, for another year. conference year began Nov. 1st 1908. The good people of Green- ville wish for him a most pros- Sunday o'clock and at Bight he will preach two of his great s At o'clock p eat of treat by pHi. MUCH, ill Use i SICK and m-r s. Int. coaled. Take No Substitute. Great Sale. On the 6th day of Jan. 1908, we will expose to sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the residence of S R. Rosa, in Carolina township, Pitt county, the following articles of personal property, to bar- r la of corn. tons of hay. pounds of fodder, a of corn field peas, nine mules, ham INSURANCE AND BONDS . i. r . t . t . . . a-. . . i i. j. . i , i new An. A re e ; . v rig left this n ore i. for I after b; g spent c .- i U . Mrs. a. IV, A rue, A second- tan buggy bi d ban for a I baa i in . a y Button. . ; p a I tbs . ,, ail . g .;. h only . c m ii i one hi I ;., ,; to i, i ; new preacher. been he .- . i y M a convince you . . are . ITS . cox Mfg. Co. . the tree evening at the i i ad ton and B a get the beat prices. . , Barber Co. m m spent -v it Sale-One mule and two Co. Albert V ., of spent the at a M. Bryan. Greenville t- day. . .--. u . i . . . ,., , ,, r , i for firm of ft in . , .,. s P .- are W . u. young men and learn telegraphy; for, the now 8-hour law be- came u . q any tin . i Positions pay to farm supplies etc., for year of Let everybody come. This the day Of Dec. J. L. Perkins. Mortgage S. ii. ., t . i .- . d . i a . . k and to t-t. awn are . t, . t . i . . . u- .-0 i h mill . it is t I -r V i l b M u. k t j- t. . H Mil at, a . , roll . Ct r-f i . i. I I -j WILL . I . i, . m y V . I t. I ill Knit I i . W W i lit J . -i a m . t . . i i i I hi -r an . mm . r at i-, J i ,,. .; ii . i,, i ; . ; . in to b one. Franklin h for . nearly i aw. Two second-hand cheap. F. C. Nye. J. K Barnhill ard . went Greenville this arc for good hors.; A. G. Cox Co Or. night, D e, Winterville High School will enjoy a delightful . the will he sin pi i U All tn an loci in . o this I We have just opened a large beat enamel ware. Come and get your pick. A. Ange A Co. Our Christmas go will be on the market in a few days. A. W. Ange Co. Remember the Tar Heel wagons and carts made by the A. ti. Cox Co. N. C. and service they cannot be excelled. Any one in need of B good and Will well to Mr, at the A. G. Co, before buy Buggy business is and w would By virtue of a Judgment of Pitt rendered b Honor, W. Allan, judge presiding at term. 1908, in the ease of A B. Walker vs. H C. the undersigned will sell for cash before the court house in Greenville on M Jan. 11th. the following described lands situate in the county of Pitt and in ad- u, joining on the east the lands of placed when Stephen Durham and ii The Na- Institute of Columbus, S . arid five other is operated under super vision of it. students Write them for particulars. i it a- forgot Dr. Bach is for . l; by Woolen. Dr. II. Hyatt will be in at Hotel Dec. 22nd and Tuesday and Wed- for the purpose of treat- diseases of the eye and fit- ting glasses, Ail glasses Hyatt Is always in Kinston Thursday, Friday and Saturday G. W. Venters, or. the south th lands of G. W. Venters and Durham, on the west the lands of W. and on the the lands of G. W. Venters, containing acres, more or leas. This Dec. 10th. 1908. F. G. James, Commissioner. . I . l ,. bi . i . v mill In i ; t v, . i m , i . Mil . Irk I,,. i. I. t tint ; V . . .-j v .- y tattler I W C O. I. s ii b i . i v a Ml I I . kt ii i . . W I ill . i will also i -1 be If a . . t-. .;. i p- n a i r i . y . in i. . r I ; ii. i r i l H buy . iv well u ii you racial f will vi i it h c . e,. j. , . -t-f-T ff r i .; cl X Oil I T ff i ,. ; mini I ii . m v. i i our Ci which aid Mai . urea at i . i am hi i i . i, . Write It TOR ECZEMA, AND SALT M. Itching ailment la almost Instantly I Many have it. . in j. i and Coward one f . i r hi t you pi j re i any, i i I . i ft I . . prettiest lines i I I . . . V . i Barbel i . . . i . . .,. I . . . . i . I I . L . i . . i J, I . . ., i and ion, i i . bouts i I i r . d j i ht, I . . i . . i. In, a d v. A I bi tin, V Co, h p sat sago can be d at our Lunches short notice. Sutton, The regular mis. ion meeting . . . . i. . lie . ; . Lie; j. J. Hi . mil . . . d i Warren, of Sale. North Carolina In court county, i c. Lloyd W. Smith VS. Mary Smith and David Q. Smith, Ivey Mar, David U. and Smith. By of tile Judgment and of clerk th, mail, Hi.- above entitled on the of December, s, the under , J. I. Fleming, by court to mil th In n will sell to the highest bidder, for coal hi . In one for I at the court house door in Pitt great best brass band ,,; all the rig t, and i. o to the . I pro . n and to . I i i i of ii d Thai . . . and i i. mil h to Smith, ,. by n i t I . and i M . of Pi . r.-. eon- ,. i . i- . i ml i . t. I'm . Dam . , l i ,. i i. i till II I. . I II ; d y of I lei i in the state, ;. balloon of fire , a i n , run out of while in the a dab put uh oh lo we I lint for ten II bad. H the Inner bark of tile red willow. You dry II. then you cut i It up. It really mutes like The Indians always use It when they can't net the real thing, I Under- stand that are certain Wanda Canadian tobacco are TUms Th. African Elephant, man and, as n rule. At approach, tile elephant When often light la prey. have very large earn that even back beyond neck and cover part of the flank. In color the Kongo elephants are of a blue, almost tint. No one has even reported of the sacred while elephant of In Kongo have more than fourteen feat high and Si more than eight In weight. Tusks obtained i more than pound in weight mid . fix feel I a half In length. Changed Rods. The l not Asiatic except III tin- absence u I , Ilk- mark which lat- . It la the a known inhabit and the liberty of subject, said there I i i are I I h in . , . i . ii i trial . i . . h . . i ,,, Toys, dolls, doll ,.,. ,, , w hon , drum, o I i Sam I -1 i i depot. I I ale. Hen v S, Skipper and Bailie Harriett Claudius S and Minnie at the Baptist church Sunday Glover, was well attended. Charles and Stella fer- A. G. Cox Co, ate now in posit n to sup ply you with Heel box bodies and Tumbling bodies. Prices made right. Call and see them. . J. and hero I-. Ida i I ii . i i , ; i, . of I . i ,. . u, . , It i . i . ; . I , , . , , i., I . i , . ml .-. l i II mid f , ;. i. v. n . i . i i, e . i. i. I j i a odd for i I t of in , . he . sate and profitable investment, i I to ire n -l, ,,, ,;. i ;,. i.,, , William Hathaway and Fannie i an . now ii Dr. It l the t. .- These know how render by f i . ti a Del In w the reptile i at I ; h It . h. r,.; n In That. . . . If i I, i r i , i th- he II el III I i. ran lo I p i Tin what . .-. much lot Mr. I i i give bit i i. . i . hi in i . enough In park, on afternoons to n the oral home tea. It Is a able fact, however, the he- ti . In no Mate re the i . u rare or by A Limit. Mm, her would you do If were to ii would me U. Would yon marry Hi neck i think l would be bi that. BI. Paul Pioneer . the close of . Nov. s. Wright Williams George Hunter Brown, Willis Harrington and Bettie and Nancy and Lillie mid rs e, Lug i ail ii divided woman, and child can own a n the following Begun a point on feet Ir. c of No, Bi, in or Main f. et. with Third I A pill in that will nine is wist to rot No. I In Kb g Little r Pill For line of lot No. north to Third street, They there along Third street, t to the rut gnu, Sold by J no. Dec. K. D. I mid mil ii It ill I Pin- from Hunk H inkers i h i i mill Coin Hill or i all minor coin i bank notes other U, S. notes Total I in. ; . p 5,000.00 100.00 07.80 . 1,187.00 It. 007.12 current exp i and paid 118.70 II I i i i in- I 1,830.1 D. p. in cheek 7,096.011 i i checks lauding 74.18 111,0117.12 F. G, James, If Will. state of North Carolina, of I. I. hi. tie named bank, do solemnly swear that the above i true to the best of my knowledge and belief. J. L JACKSON, Cashier, d to inc. I Attest this 8th day Dee, 1908 i J F Harrington, It. J E u. Notary Public. I WK Directors. A S is the n moral el the Noon-who takes Dr. Life f-ii ii- M . I'm curve t. h . i , I LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP CONFORMS TO NATIONAL AND LAW. An over Lung and Bronchial Remedies, because it rids the Of a cold by acting a cathartic on the No opines. Guaranteed give or money refunded. Prepared by CO. CHICAGO. U. S. A. FUR SALE BY JNO. L. THE EASTERN REFLECTOR D. Editor and Owner Truth In Fiction. VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PiTT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY. DEC. IS. 1908 One Dollar Per Year NUMBER I Christmas With I The k. chronicler of Chi tat Ball So- Sea i; I ii- has hat- than In the line read the paragraph retail to Hie of the h half a sad weary. The spun h every here in chimera when the hero. and Ms servant start Dell. t the hour of their i re Is hi n. if the f r on of I . of In v. I n. I w.-r. id he i all ins null nearly boo the fr -f ii.-i i . i year i lit-- i to call hi.- I of feasting rev, i lo away. Oil . u t -i. . ill four i . lie . i I I BOd country where . over tin- hard and i pr I w Ins up as they near a town, where are i It d. then again along the open road. the air . their faces gladdening very hearts fie;, arrive at Pell, where we are ; to personage, the boy, He Is an old e of Mr P k- but to Sam Waller fa Is To follow this Dial ; in settles win. coachman, Mr anS his Hires, footpath walked I away, Mr. an-l the hay con- for the i. i tho bey without a word, his t the wen- still, the of i line to hi- own use and . ; . . i i by It u-s l, to s- Mr in tin- pan. ed my Sid I hen Bad hiss- ed on i . on the s. and hear I e i-r .; J .-,. l day. was . I -n l good r The party aB a of where Mr. v the of a man who his there of. by Mr. aid. and bay by their Joint efforts col a all ban Is part Says the of day's v. . i s I Intel It ten la I ho viewed i person I I i. i h . I . I III I I . . i I Ian, around so I i all I . s ox I ,. . pa f-,, . i i . i I rat He. an I , . . , . i lorn, t n Iv n , tier i , , . , . ; . illy i , . . . i and I i . i . . ,, . . m. v. , . . every I I . i .-. I , . ,. . ii- ti. I . . , Up . . h I i . a In the I ill I i . u . a, which , abate. y-. i. I a go int. d a smart ran ,. . i i. . pet lo bed a I i given u i II i ; lea of hot h, b . n the . next win i party from Dell Thu i tell is f the t rend could desire. Tl I no t .-ii n In the BEAD CHRISTMAS TREES. GREENVILLE'S NOTABLE CUES RECITAL AT GRADED SCHOOL Club lo Entertain Novelty Invented by Approved by Kaiser. If at out. as it than Ire, . this city remains alive Out Of and tin waxen he v. men , . , have been to the DeW president and H. A. PUNNING A BIG EVENT. When tho Chamber and Carolina j Themselves New Credit. trustees the oat, as son. people ., r. There was a called of j Seldom a passes does Carolina Training the Chamber of Commerce in the; not forth something to will hold their next m in .----- , I i -e t and aid of It has been not Education to an in me l not to . en-en mayor's office make us prouder of e presided by F. M . Wooten. the the town is have invited the long in the past, that meeting. of which will White acting as secretary. very long in me mat of Ex-Gov. T. was asked Greenville had no really be In inspect the work thus far to .-ate the object of tie meet- musicians, hut the day is done on the new buildings, and children of He said that as the Hoard of close by when he said to co i B tor their equip- s.-r of EaSt Carolina any more, for there will n I e f of Training School and the State them. Wonderful develop- the sol. Hoard of Education were to meet in this has boon made Governor Glenn and all the here on the 31st t. here in the pant yea-, other members of Board of the I he talent of oar rising Education have agreed I attend it proper to take recognition itself, has L-n the m on and their coming and gratifying when to- her native since coming lo a lea has made tin i . . of the ad vantages of -e In bi they for their entertainment. some discussion the resolution- were adopt Whereas. r In the recital i.- ; or i Friday night by the music pupils inter- of graded school. The chapel of the . s . v. ,, I----- it , , has heard with pleasure filled to overflowing and the may be crashed, trusteed of ail t m, . ., ti. out invited Mat . pi into the Hoard of Education to meet w th and u I t report I them at can be I raid that, ii rent , . r n. 31st, to t a rendered. Th German gin are tat do, to consider other matters of m and all and . That this chamber he j and .,, . . I hi tho . . i are. i eta Sup- . the notion of making I That this chamber and the largest were h , I green i ids. each at the end of a ion in invitation extended to the was richly served. I wire. the to- Board of education requests member a tapering trunk, invitation and to trunk formed of nothing at all honor our growing city with th school. During the present Bes- presence on that occasion. n pupils enroll- That the preside-a of this taxing capacity of both body is and directed i the building and the teaching to communicate this action to the force. In the grade several members of State which contains pupils and the Board of Education, and tore eighth grade contains H. Smith made some State- regard to the graded i learn School t, inst. it that bat in to- Then she the tree with and ts area which the are adepts and it In a not of nod wast. Her parents were quite proud of n Her who mi , i the In Mu- i -v It to his royal master, ti ii. Kin me for i in court After lo country soul one i II an I an i to that ho It in- he g sore the daughter. -Sew that they, with four there were none ab- KB PICKWICK WENT THE WITH HIS FEET ABOUT A APART. began stow the thin In cart, while the lat hoy and to it a In- sort lo sou Mr. Waller working by himself. The of these two char- Is too long III reprint but not too much to use with the Interest. We pass over the story of the wedding, which was the day before Christmas event lit Hell, at which Mr. Pickwick himself by n felicitous get to story of dance. description of the old room Is a Tho best room at Manor Farm was a good, dark paneled room. with a i. piece and a up which you could have driven ens of new patent cabs, wheel nod nil. At the upper end roam, sealed in a Shady bower holly and ever greens, were mo i only harp In n and on all brackets massive old i limn-hes each The up. named biased crackled on it. and morn voices rang through the room, any of the yeoman bad turned Into Then died, It In which they would held KM dance was over, Mr. Pick- having with is told about tho In famous old kitchen. Hire hung the mistletoe and did Its mission well In adding to the Jollity of the occasion The artist whose appeal on his pagan has done ex- Justin to Prom the of this had lull his own hands a of and this same launch of i.-. Instantaneously to a scene of and most and contusion, In or which Mr. Pickwick, with n would have done honor to a de- pendant f Lady l-i, ell lie I her ho- in hi . I . c MONSTER CHRISTMAS friends as may i sent and none in during i . chamber will he the guests of this body of November, a record attendance. We worthy mention. He cook the trustees of the advantage of the opportunity to i o. i-,., urge the children in school. I will be while in Greenville. We a i z I Chan her of Comm i already be in I r Mo i is it. 21st, at in , in to the i i he b rd. This will a v i. in i meeting d i- a i very i be in that i . i the Whereas the of do. made a liberal donation to the ,.,.,.,. if t be , hem erection of tin wilding of the absence re- East Carolina Teachers Training of the child. School, therefore be it Greenville has reason to of this be proud of the graded and e work ii is ti and the mill the I progress In county development I i education, That the priM lent t is hereby county tor t story -re longer. tho and lens may we enjoy with the LONG WALK SANTA. Tree Burned. Miles t; w f . eight being destroyed his, lighting of the tn . before mid- night, caused n flee which his home In Cleveland, Allied Ham trudge miles through snow lie could rinse a re and n u r supply of cuts s th ii the faith he lost Tho were nil ; when Mr. mid Mrs. completed the i to. The father de- lo light II I did th i snow- halls. The . n -1 the they it The them In their mil rushed to the street. Firemen brought a lot of Bra ruined presents from the been and gone and our things is the children cried. begun his for nil store, lie ployed the for lone stretches, but trudged tulle after mile ID fruitless search. he rented a storekeeper from his Id and, burdening himself with a new supply, trudged home to turn sorrow Into It High and tho Cs-i Ever below la a picture of mammoth said to be and directed to invite one ever made. Board of th. last In a shop In tie retiring and present members. will treat you it seven feet blah and County Commissioners, and the old and new county officers, i and the retiring end year 1908 is rapidly members of the legislature from the end-So are our the county of Pitt, to be present new resolutions will on December, 31st on the j be made for Some will be of the visit of the State that is Board of Education to the East Carolina Teachers Training School and be the guests of this chamber on said occasion. . d i no less than who may t. turn a rival . may be I to I that the foil used III line of butler, of sugar, pounds of pounds of p of pounds of , 3.000 of peel, Of lemon peel. pounds of or Caution. It customary to bang up r de pair said Mr o ed Miss Mi- Brown, you bang de ,. i . ,. . ,,. ,. , . at t lo . . A Co , I to o a Ci. . Bi Resolved dent of this chamber be. and he is hereby authorized and directed to appoint a committee of seven from this body to act with a faithful to the The new year brings with it no leas responsibilities no less duties, no less obligations, the discharge of these may depend upon our we were sure, we would have no need to insure those who are not sure that they will see another New Year should for the com- like committee from the Caro-. fort of those th-y would like to Una Club to compose a committee feel sure we are Insured. The on entertainment of the State I Mutual Ufa Insures. Board of Education and others at the meeting of the trustees of tho East Carolina rs Training School in Greenville on the inst. said joint committee H. Harriss will show you how it is done. Retail II prom i-i goo th tor Greenville. It has bet n p r ml that one of the Deed i ct this tow n was a very that i draw business from u Is . ti. and make Greenville a of trade. During the la I week or two there has been a movement on foot looking the organization of a stock tor lag such a This mi with such gratifying a meet- of interest I was held Monday I take the to char and r pi We are Id the organ- be . and of has will you already b the charter. ., style of I i c in will J. on the inst. , style of the corporate or an said joint committee of milk tao , , J , . ., After meeting of tin-1 . ,, .-,. i of almond paste, icing have full power and authority Carolina o pound of fresh lemon juice. provide for the entertainment do a general cash J the State Board of Education, business. Board of Trustees and other and . . . a committee on the part the. Co. it will mer- of the There Is a in when Eve plucked fatal apple mediately tho leaves of the tree into needle points its bright green turned dark, it changed its In .,. I the part of the guests in such manner and at , L such places as they may deem. y R Williams, R. W. L. proper. After calling the directors of the Chamber of Commerce in tine and the evergreen, in all with him. President , preaching story of man's fall, only on II bloom brightly lights and I- conic I with Thu cam Is turn- Into a at the coming the Christ Child, and we have our H. A. White, r. L and Schultz. announced the follow committee on the part of the F. G. James, chair- man, II. B. Smith, C. H. W. Whedbee. Hall and E. G. Flanagan. These committees request the co-operation of all people the community in helping to make the a day that will in every way be creditable to Greenville. Fresh Pork Sausage at S. M. Notice. meeting of of The National Bank of Greenville will be held in its banking house on Tuesday, 1909, at o'clock a. m. F. J. Forbes, d w For Sale-2 show t. pair scales, iron sale . i-l store fixtures- Apply to D. D. ltd POOR PRINT

This is the Place will deem it a privilege to show you a very extensive Assortment of Dress Goods, Dry Goods, Trimmings, Laces, Ladies Tailor-made skirts. Shoes to Fit all feet and Any Size Purse FIRES AND INSURANCE What Being Burned Out May Mean to a Business. A QUEER WOOING. DAMAGE ONE CANNOT COVER. Remember that we represent all things as they regulate the price by the true value of the article. W confident that the most critical examination of our complete and very Appropriate Lines of Desirable Goods will you that they are NOT EQUALED ELSEWHERE IN MERIT OR IN PRICE. We have an especially attractive line of Holiday Goods and Christmas Novelties and yew to call and see them. w . AN SUPPLY . Li- of GOODS . . beautiful lock and you may mo. HI MOTE of Good GREENVILLE. U. S. if I. Railway Fitzgerald, I bit, Receivers. IVE OCT. U Enormous Caused by of and Drift- Away of That Ara Not Appreciated by the General Public suppose you Hint were out from roof to tin- basement last remarks oar. who hasn't seen the menial they curried hundred thousand of returns speaker, at which his friend settles buck with the comment that thing la nil right then. This Is Hie layman's conclusion most Some big concern bums out. Inn with Insurance to nu seeming to cover the loss the average man Is disposed lo feel that i Is nil right. He doesn't stop to think of the enormous risks of a business which cannot lie colored by Insurance and which for weeks, months or years a are crippling and perhaps ruinous to tin- victim. Take, for example, a highly organ- lied factory plant In prosperous times which has been turning out n real from bands of thousands of workmen. This plant. I with costly machinery, la covered by upon risible, material as eta. lire sweeps it and lays v In hopeless ruin. If every piece of machinery, every build- S I and all adjuncts of tho covered to full value such a ; n . will the reader dare make n r pie as to what the II i ma Only t tiny i stepped Into a boo I in it ; as i -r. cl on ll a III Pa I In ; street. In the i , tor i till it r h ii at SB n ii j i. weeks after an a, . f Hie fire was i plained the proprietor, the am the water bad for as. Sometimes it la a I nu t better t. have lire yourself than or to ii reed to be of ii Whore failed to blot and ruin the Mock, water from the engines in had flooded It until ruin descriptive. Everything had been down, workers In the plant were and the proprietor tin- adjustment of the which be had carrying. Bat in the . ; f this Insurance Itself was a knotty situation. the use had carried pol- I. lea would have left It the n i mini rials t Mm k and m rials, ordinarily a further carried for the c . i tho normal I null on hand owned by others and contracted lib lint on y a few no- re i the use had I consign i . Offhand Wedding and Scant claim that he brought marriage of Whistler Is thus recorded In the of I believe I am resp, for marriage to the widow of Mr. Godwin, the architect she was a re- pretty woman and very and she and he wore thorough I was dining with then and some others one even- Karl's They were ob- attracted to each mid in sort of way they thought of marrying. So I took tho matter In hand to bring things to a point. I said, you marry Mrs. he replied. I said, you marry she replied. I asked. some said Whistler. won't I said. must have n So they both agreed that ; should choose the day, what church to come to for the ceremony, provide the and give the bride I Used an early date and got the then chaplain of the house of commons, the Mr. to perform the ceremony. It took place a few days later. After the ceremony was over we ad- to Whistler's studio, where we had prepared a banquet. Tho was on the table, but then- were no chairs. on packing cases. The happy pair when I left had not quite decided whether they would go evening to or remain In the studio. How Unpractical they were was shown when I happened to meet the bride the day before the marriage in the fir-, I I said. she am Just going to little late for that. Is It I naked, v she red, I only till m h and a t. e i to have new ones one OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF GREENVILLE AT N. At the business, November 27th. Resources discounts All other stocks, Bonds, furniture and Demand loans 11,064.88 Due from 62,026.14. Items 8,117.44 Gold coin 681.00 Silver coin currency 1,462.18 Nut V S notes Total 1817,446.641 Liabilities Capital stock 26,000.00 Surplus fund 26,000.00 I profits, rent expenses and tax Paid Bills payable 16,000.00 Time of Deposit Deposit sub. to check 118,164.91 184,827.11 Cashier's checks Total 1217,446.64 State of North Carolina, County of L. Little, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. JAMES L. LITTLE, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to be- fore me this day of H. D. BATEMAN, Notary Public. Correct. A. ANDREWS W. B. WILSON J. G. MOVE Directors. OF CONDITION OF THE GREENVILLE BANKING AND TRUST CO. AT GREENVILLE, N. C. Al the Close Business November Re Liabilities 16,000.00 A opportunity for a Bate and investment, at the bi- land at N. C. Each and every man. woman, and child can own a lot on Townsend terms. i and discounts 180,152.17, Capital stock 505.81 Surplus fund All other stocks, bonds , , , , , , . , ,.,, , ., I prof, less Furniture taxes Demand Notes and lulls from counted 7,760.00 Cash items 8.721.00 28,070.88 Silver coin, all , , , minor coin currency 401.20 National bank notes, Cash. 1,842.08181,020.48 other . notes Total Due banks 72.58 Total Look at that handsome lot of holiday Parker fountain at Hector Book Store and have one put aside to give to friend. You could not select a i more suitable Great Sale. ; r On Wednesday, the 6th day of Jan. 1908. we mil expose t sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the residence of S K. Ross, in Carolina township, the i articles of property, About rt Is corn tens of hay, ii in a r . m , P , , , . . .,, ,., l. pounds of fodder, a lot of torn, ,; . field mules, one horse, State of North Carolina, County of Pitt, s. Can. Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my edge and belief. S. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to fore me, this day of Dec- Cobb, ember, C. T. ANDREW J. MOORE, R, C. Notary Public i Directors. T COST L. . M G i ,, in, i . i lie, Zeb on, and n . aside fr v. r ; r Ml I t. T t- r t -1 n r j were mil t ;, . a . the and I I i I. . is implements for about a . , ,, -i , ., t., crop, carts and Monday. December will sell entire hi ti cf h I . . .- i i ; . ; i i lire I Tl at . iii,. Br nil p In i v.-. Hi mil ti ; for I; i r- t of other owned by f;. R. opp I stock of Genera Merchandise at cost. I ti ii Cl . . .; I etc., r N under I year 1909. Lei ARRIVE GREENVILLE Grimesland, and Inter- i W in n I i p. m I F v . CH;. Hertford. t . C Bell Plymouth, Washington, and Inter- t Hate ; i i . -i in. From Raleigh, Wendell, Zebulon, n, Farmville p. in. NOT I ., Information; arc d. I i . . ; II court, will some one make n ; r. i-. i . feature the sir.- ,. the binder, who ti all h If u lie settled III the supreme court after r years, f, r example I c me. i This tin ti of Dec. S. J. L. Perkins, K. Ross, Owner. III , ll II special ma ; and ii i of the morning SUPER. H. C. G P. A. NORFOLK, VA. INAUGURATION PULLMAN CAR LINE Ga Viet SOUTHERN RAILWAY 6th through PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR SERVICE between Raleigh N. C. Atlanta, pa., the following RALEIGH . m. Ar. ATLANTA a. m. ATLANTA . a. m. Ar. noon. Call on Southern Railway Company or connection lines detailed information, or CHAS. L. HOPKINS, T. P. A. Norfolk, Va fire the full for visible, bow has been , of first consideration, perhaps, I the enormous f the concern, inn ii mi nu I, work of i i bus me workers, the in .- iv force salary la a problem. The . the owners la to up i and proved i i bill the i bill -i i I I oven If are u i in i ., . . of ,. i i ; in contractor h have l i fl i t of i . matter tho i. providing Immunity i of Br . and de. ever; line hi The l ii a total lorn Before It can he rebuilt ruins old must i. clan red all f in who bars bean for Oiling of it- shut nut any for receiving them. They turn t one to other competing establish- for the work Not only burned mil low ii from this work, hill It Is nil a long chance of losing s-u i of Ha ; Ti. -no. will treat you S. J. NOBLES MODERN BARBER SHOP. Hot and Cold Ma.-sage A specialty Electric and Hair tonic to ladies at tin homes. Shot a per 2.60 8.00 1.50 1.00 Simpson and other a o cents a ya 1.66 fluid cents a yard. Plaids worth n cents ti yard, Domestic worth S cents, now going at cents a yard. Plows, castings, hoes, shovels axes, at cost. In fact everything except Hour, meat, lard and pistol car- R. J. G. Move For Sale. On Friday, Jan. 1st. 1909, ti fore the court I will s.- a; pub- for the real in the town of One and on in Sou h Greenville House its n n i, a building on same lot. Abo one lot in the MM mentioned. Interested can the property any W, II. COAL COAL COAL Sop W- J. TURNAGE buying your coal for PHONIC HATS 1.50, 2.00, 2.50, AND 3.00 NOW HATS NOW AT CENTS Now is the chance to get bargains, no take sale. I am going out of the mercantile business mid must sell my stock of goods. This is a rush sale, don't ask tor credit, SAM T. WHITE General Merchandise. Dry Goods and Ladies Goods. I have purchased the Interest of the late B. K. Patrick in I ho firm of E. Patrick Co., and will continue to carry on at the same stand. A ladies department with a of dress and trimmings baa been Bo ; charge of i pi The are cordially invited to call In I, t this line. B. F. PATRICK Notice. All accounts due II. A. Timberlake Son for tin- and Timber lake for the year 1908 unpaid by Jan. 1st, 1900, to live dollars or more will be into a judgment, and all dollars will be advertised in The Daily Reflector giving the and amounts and be sold ore the court in to the highest bidder at term court, hie Dec. b, 191.8. THE TOTAL POPULAR VOTE Official Out of the Var- Presidential Candidate. New Dec. 15.-The total popular vote of the various presidential candidates at the last national was made known to-day in an official form by the filing of the last of official vote, that of Michigan. The total shows the votes Taft Bryan Debs 241.22 Watson 33,8.1. Total tor ail 852.230. This total Is by 1,841.531 the total Lumber of votes cast in the pi evidential election of 1904. when the grand total was 13.310.708- SEEDS FOOT CRUSHED IN GIN. sent i SPECIAL w m oar cl. Write to-day I Mention Paper. r i I p. of is Drawing Near Mr. C. C. Serious I At Falkland Wednesday after- SE And the is naturally on accident that maims life. Mr. Adams was foreman suggestive. the gin system operated at He carted to shut off one of stopped up on the I box of the seed screw to reach the lever. It seems that crew lox wagons, horns. drum, and all r kinds Santa Claus C. D. Center Brick warehouse. GOOD FOR The colds l now hand tao much he t, protect the children. A is much more likely to contract diphtheria or scarlet when he cold. Tl.- you cure cold rS. Chamberlain sole reliance of many to Mrs F P of Ripley. Tin. have never used anything other than Chamberlains Cough Re- for children and it has Contains no or other narcotic and may be given s to a child as to an For by J- 1- Wooten and Coward to How about a piano have on hand several discontinued styles of PIANOS ranging in prices from to These pianos are time, and as Mr. Adams stepped sold at and upon it his foot slipped in the How about one aside for box and was caught screw. Bis foot was i and almost ground to a and of another left j pulp. w One house went out to see the d ., f i P man and finding amputation on trial freight ii you prefer, r tool; off the loot and a you are a seeker HEADQUARTERS For FARM Supplies and I Don't fail to see our machine. i We carry a stock, also a line pi re- L Machines i i dolls, doll I upon it his foot slipped in the pairs tor our . There is better, r they always give satisfaction. We B would also our . -C American Wire lg A CAR LOAD JUST ARRIVED We carry the best quality only Lime stock i Italic, Bear in . Land Sale. of the powers contained V, V. , in a certain H. A. Boyd and Ida H. on the 15th day of March, which d n deed is duly recorded in the of deeds office of Pitt county, in book 0-7. page the will expose to public sale before the home door in the town of Ville N. C , the 12th day of January, the following ed tract or parcel of land, in the county of Pitt, State of North Carolina, and d scribed as adjoining the of the Bryan Grimes heirs, K. J. J, house, Fannie C S, anders, and others, and known as the Major Jordon tract of Ian I. containing acres more or and being the land H. A. Boyd bought of John It. Said sale is made to satisfy laid Terms of H. M. Proctor, Skinner bee attorneys for O. Hooker assignee. inches above the ankle. Mr. Adams is reported to be getting along as well as could be expect ed such circumstances though much pain. is a rare for you. I j Phone or writ; to G. G. man. box Greenville. N. C. Chas. M. The Lot Sale. tho auction sale of lots by the Southern Land Auction Co. of Raleigh, on the property Thursday an the crowd until nearly Quito a number lots w e id, and two same i owe very The r- r. i re, to ll. T. K Henry inn to who d hi for I their Notice. By virtue of the of con- iii mortgage ex. rote and delivered I. James on the rd day a rial; record s f Pit Hi BEWARE oF A succession of colds or a protracted cold is almost certain to d in chronic catarrh, wine h few persons eye who Iv recover. Give every cold the attention it deserves and you this disagreeable disease. How can you cure a cold Why n t try Cough Remedy It is highly recommended. Mrs. M. White of nut- U-r, Tenn., years ago I wan bothered with my throat and Someone told me of Remedy. I using it and it relieved me one. Now my; throat and lungs are sound and For -ale by J. L. Wooten and Wooten Entertainment at Clay Root Neck. Reported for All are familiar with the worth. Yet when mo of ESTABLISHED S M Wholes-ale and retail Grocer and Furniture Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed Oil Turkeys, Eggs. Bedstead, etc. Suits, Baby Carriages, Go-Carts. Parlor suits Tables, Lounges. Safes, P. and Ax Snuff, Life Tobacco, Key West Cheroots. Henry Canned Cherries, Peach- es, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly. Meat, Flour. Coffee. Soap. Lye Magic Matches, Oil, Cotton Hulls, Garden Apt Nuts, Candies, Dried Apples, Cement and keep n stock on that Baker . is , to hi full assortment always in steel to choose Quality lite highest, in fact there is none I et- it being guaranteed per cent j Ii you wish to build it is to your inti ; to see as we are in position to look alter every need. Don't target that m L of General Hardware is kept complete with the very best quality goods. ran nil your hum a box o tax to u c n load nails. Give us a call. TS mm . Currants, and OF OF THE BANK OF FARMVILLE AT Al The lose of N. v. of l- Hi i. o .-. . i to be agitated, the . -1 S Rot P. and dis- r Capita th- i e o in Mela-id . I ,. . . ll j pi J; . i- i . . . . he fl ill , ,. , . t i How , . . I , t And such was case the I It.;, o Dec. when an n r d . in end was in ,, i . . not op . h . I I .-. ; the And when the time for . ere glad t learn j m of dollars . C me . , t. . C ll i n, i i; ; . THAT IS MEDICINE with aid , but I have found a remedy hat So well, and that U Electric, a medicine s and for run down W. U of Ark Electric it h the blood, tone up the and Imparts vigor and energy, to the weak. Your be re., funded if it f help yo . at J. L. Wooten Drugstore, Noe. her,. I. o. ; -8 ,, . ,. . .- ii made all ix- IS WORTH READING. Leo P. s Gib p i st t N Y cured the sore ever ha i, with i, lull j Nat. and I I . ii . . ll HI Slut. It. Davis, Cu tin -1 , W r with . . . ; ,., Lester, payer. , . , to e lie day of I . ;. it. ll- Crowing of the Cock. Will some one wiser than we j are tell us why always j crow just about do, but News. And we on our part, would like to know why they crow at three o'clock and also again at the middle of the darkest hour- just before daybreak They crow at three different times during the night and with such accuracy that a clock may De set by them and not be ten minutes from true sun time. Then there is another If a cock goes to bed growing-that is, crows during the early hours of the night with- out being disturbed or excited- he will wake up with a wet head. It will rain before morning.--- Landmark. y recorded in me rag.-.- com N in k s Ms, tin undersigned before in Greenville st on Monday, January I p. m., a tract -r of land lying and being in tho county and of N. C, and follow a to One house aid and lying in or the town N. C. Beginning the d of the Bethel and Tarboro road and the corner of W. J. Ts lot, thence with the public road yards t M. O. Mount's walling, thence a line with W. J. line about yards to M. O. back thence about yards to W. J, line, thence with W. J. line the beginning, con- yards more or less, it being the lot convoyed to Mary Rosa by M. Blount. To satisfy laid mortgage deed. Terms of CM. This the 0th day November, Jesse Mortgagee. Julius Brown, Atty. FARRAND, MILLER of the Local Paper The success of a local paper depends upon the the local pa- If it has to go away from home support, sooner or later it will become On the other hand a town that does not support a local paper is losing ground. People will judge a town by the columns of the home paper. There no getting away from it, the town and paper are de pendent upon one another. Courier. IT is A WONDER Ch is one of the most remarkable Mi yet pro- the relief f rheumatic pains, and for back, sprains Th r, lief from pain a inch it m- in ease cf r, is alone worth many time; its cost i rice, size cents. F r sale b The ideal will be i in simply piano by or by till, r- attachment at will, it is the most popular piano today. , , Pot beat piano at any price and o terms, on or A. .- . ll, I. DAVIS, r. m. Din r. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANKING CO. A. J. GREENVILLE, N. C. Liabilities Resources i and COAL WOOD Not Quite cents, for sale by often you can get a fa , L Coward and thing ., Marked For Death. Three years was marked for death. A couch was tear- to my Pieces. Doctors failed me, and hope had Bad, when my got Dr. King's says Mrs. A. C. Williams, of Bee, Ky- dose helped me and Improvement kept on until I had Mined pounds In weight and my health was y restored. This med- holds the world's healing record for coughs and colds and lung and throat diseases, It prevent Sold under a guarantee at J. L. Drugstore. and 91.00. Trial hot- fee. W nail or screw driver or . M lacking. Have a good F void box and be prepared for emergencies. Our line of tools a you could desire, and we will that your tool X box does not lack a single W. useful article. The Rt tells you where to Christmas goods. You get Harm- s Horse Goods ; c of ARE YOU SURE That yon know that hi. Hi.- and Sanitary your I. .,. I MAKE AND FREEZE OWN ICE CREAM FOR la A with ice i. as of ,. milk t,.,.,,. tare ,. A r.- I CU I,., . i Pow Vanilla, Straw I. i,. i Bold pod arm Pu-p F C., lo Roy, H Harvey's Cool and Wood Y.-J will furnish you with the best coal, all grades, splint and soft coal, hard anthracite, egg stone and nut. We keep dry wood and de- livery. s;. . res ,. irks, I Silver r minor coin j-,,,., , r , National hank notes n . . . LU , ii State of North C. COMPANY i fun PAUL mi. Iv t I ; THE TAILOR Can be found on Fourth prepared to clean, press repair i Hens Clothing and ladies Skirts; All work done promptly, made to order when d. Tour Solicited. W. M. DAWSON and Tailor, Greenville, N C. Scour i g. Chi d i Mil . Iii Bar r Shop Subscribe for The U- Hector. s T. M. i mi s v. ii . . i Lead and or . S . I farm tn Edge To--is. POOR PRINT

mm THE EASTERN D. J. WHICHARD. EDITOR P CAROLINA. Subscription Year Six may be ha upon I th business elite in Th corner Evans thirds n that hue goes right OH a great deal more than all WHAT THEY THINK OF IT. saying what lie pleases. Medical Depository. will come to the demands from ties for the establishment of a The general public t E in N. C, 1- I s, . the revenue crew. . IT MANY All the time it looks more and I We understand that a move- The This town is Mock to conduct a large j Was I can be procured for sick- you can watch us grow. lime mercantile business j made pages end mm. This is a move in the Such an establish- handsome cover in May will help all business of it fee many more anniversaries be much busier alum making the trade it draws, under the present editorial man- the new presidential cabin. than is Mr. himself. tiling you know the devil I may actually get his duo. FRIDAY -5. The dub is growing take a will In and Hie president may feel small seven senate been arrested on the charge graft. The If the weather is bad. try to forget it and be happy anyway. Won't some people be tired about the this week winds Let us all determine to make the 31st a great day for Green- ville. are not over hard to suit just pass anything up tor our stocking. They are gathering the holly and mistletoe fur Christmas orations, Beware of the as eggs are high enough to make your head dizzy. Do not overlook to make hap- the children, and every one else you can. over the way ed his Paulina canal scandal but we doubt if he- A ton of coal or n cord M wood, or even a smaller of r. would a timely Christmas present for some AS W has a handsome page illus- right direction and will do much to prevent the old-time drug store blind tigers. Most drug- gists will favor such a depository because they do not wish to be troubled with beeping cants. Those- drug stores that keep if for and sell it on the need to be denied the drug t rated edition as an anniversary- bankers were bribing the number. The . , . i stores into disreputable and the whole push got Greenville the lies offered are attractively get . , , forth. The is a We medical depository I paper and is edited by a has solved the question COMING OF AGE IN AFRICA. The Neck Common- wealth this week issued quite a handsome eight-page Christmas edition. Mr. Moore, who re- took charge of the it spite of what Mr. is up t gays about it and his threats, high standard and making the Now York World stands pat splendid paper. in wanting to know who got the i money. Every now and then some . low in this country starts out to The Charlotte Observer gavel find the North pole. A man in its readers a Christmas number has started an expedition of pages on Sunday. It a hunt for the South something tine in the way of a j polo. That sounds more like it. newspaper. Go south when you want to find the real thing. By the time Mr. Roosevelt I gets out of his club may he so large lie cannot manage it. It is already keep- him busy. in that prohibition county. It supplies the proper need for in- t at a and makes drug-store saloons News Observer. DOING HONESTLY UNTO OTHERS. ill tills . I Prom either the standpoint of qualification for the position, or for service he has rendered to his party. Col. Skinner should receive the appointment of Federal judge Eastern North the late u i strives for the moral as well as the material uplift of his k. IS AM. The Greenville Reflector's trade edition was nicely gotten up, and a credit to the paper and to the splendid hustling city At no time of the year does that sustains it. Editor Which- injunction unto others, ard is a live newspaperman, one M who stands up with might and bare force, rim for his community and its M And yet-how brilliant I . biog carried mind The Reflector always an failure, is Christ- fleets the heartiest and best for all f anxiety popular . . pr it r. to out wash that comes will I scrutinized to see that all to . darned in the stockings that i Judge are to be up. It is to a dis- have named another tressed family, nor does it bring . I a ,. ,, back to life for the t, C. killing to I accidental, hence . I , I careful how r . ;. pi u weapons moral, intellectual and industrial development, Wilson Times, The anniversary-holiday of The Daily Reflector, of Greenville, which made its last week. Was as pretty as shoes and red It is a most creditable a i well for th enterprise of The Reflector and to many, who might otherwise be given a season of relief and pleasure. At no period of the year is the excuse of no money, when a bill is presented, so quickly ed. At no period of the year is the promised January go generally given. r matter of not paying accounts, not buying Initiating Young a Full Member, of a All the peoples in the world hare been given to marking the coming of age of their young folk with, some kind of ceremonial. In Africa this is quite a serious A few of the customs in use among certain tribes are Bat in tie main they show a kind of good Among the people the ire in all the initiation or eon . age mysteries is a man the rattler of the tails. He makes with a bunch of tails, wildcats being which play a leading part in the witch doctor's medicines. This communicates ail kinds of . t-i tie ideas of his d iring the of months de- roted to their initiation ceremonies. He lectures on the customs of the tribe and on morals. He teaches unselfishness, for instance, and among these tribes the man who re- fuses to share his food with is jeered at as Daring these ceremonies the boys new names, and it you want to them past all for- you have merely to address them their childhood's names after they hare passed through the ceremonies. The or period of with girls, lasts only one month and includes all kinds of practical teaching as to agriculture and household work, the grinding of mid the like. Many of the ceremonies in use are purely at. when the girls are made to support a house roof to indicate that they to be the pillars of their future homes. But there is also practical teaching, in- full and blood curdling recital of the penalties which attach to wifely infidelity and particular instruction. to ho host they may the end make pots and Standard. i town in widen it is I Christmas gifts, and asking th Now lion i . a copy of lie N i r World to go in the suicide is sweeping the eon try. Ii people i just slop inns and . ; re ,. with. Neck Den The edition of I be i-l. Ill F, IS Up . . . i. i , . I . as well as the , if, in- i clearly lb , . Ne . Sun. which in a paper tolls I he Judging from the reports. , will a at the as faithfully and truthfully Venezuelan navy and put out u ea i, without I ear and No newspaper should die soon enough allow in it- columns an N for the first of Christmas, merchant means at i thirty d. vs credit. and perhaps throe months before being p But take the bills last those of -I of November, of i must lie carried by along with those made week. Add i the merchant, various other.- to whom are of a Th- newspaper, you laying your subscription, long ii re- If endorsements and re of business with ii Heller be careful Jim, how his appointment count tor you play with such as it bring on an anything. Gd. Harry . should get the the , , . i- i- . . explosion. North t district. you all light- let a house on it as quick as possible. Venezuela is about the most obstreperous little the map. She needs to be spanked. Mecklenburg and counties registers of deeds by the nine name, initials and II. If Meek- It really looks like is as good as ours ho is Roosevelt is going to wind all right. his administration under a cloud. If a man leading a double life could take the place of two men The president may hand out as much as two, ha might few membership cards in his I offer this as some excuse for his dub a- Christmas though it would presents. If you do not expect too much in the way of Christmas pres- you are liable to Such a funny world A ;,, in w ill wear a rat her head ion run if a mouse gets any where i toe. And Mr. Roosevelt has given another message. Per- paps there will be some more be- fore the week is Out, be lame. A about to be hanged III Concord wanted somebody to dot that Hew over the scaffold before the execution. His instinct for chicken was with him to the last. Saturday the building and loan associations of Charlotte which had jut matured a series of stuck, in mortgages on homes built for the stockholders, and distributed in cash, That is an ex- ample of good done by building and loan associations. Bourne has introduced a bill in the senate to increase the salary of the president from to a year f the vice-president from to That is going some, and is not a good way to keep down the expenses of a government that is already spending more than Its income. The Durham gives some good advice when it says giving Christmas presents do not, give yourself Several cotton null men at have just been acquit- Of the Charts peonage. The government is pursuing a very business In these frequent peonage trials through- out the South. We do not think North Caro- will be much the loser by- taking the revenue officers out Mr. Pulitzer up and the Stale after the of fee cannot he and it is Prohibition will be Judge Thomas U. of the States court for the district of North Caro- died Saturday afternoon at his home in Raleigh, Among those mentioned to succeed him i- Harry Skinner, of the present United States for the same district. We believe Colonel skinner is better qualified for the position than any other aspirant who has named, and we would like see him get the appointment, out favor, comments oh it with the best intelligence it can command. A good is ill league with all men and women who think are with all the agencies that strive for the hap- if the people. A newspaper shields no wrong that ought to be exposed, and stops at no truth that ought to be uttered. A good newspaper dues not lend itself to the making of strife between citizens, neither rages like a demagogue nor sweeps like a charlatan. A good newspaper has ideals, believes in progress, and wins its way by courage, plain speaking and fair dealing, A newspaper assembles each day as much of the good things that are done in the world as it can find and no more of the foul than it must of news publish. A good newspaper has cal opinions and may belong to a party, but it cannot lie an organ and keep the of the best journalism. A good newspaper Knows no boss, bows to no petty astray or and knows no but to that which it believes to be true. A good newspaper is rim on business principled, and should make money and prosper like any other business, but probably if that is its sole aim. A newspaper takes a cheerful view of the world, is kind to human failings and past It may appear appropriate to bring up this matter of pay- just accounts, so that others may take the same money, and pay their accounts, instead of taking this money, which ought to be applied to debts and Mid it for Christmas gifts, poor and so many dollars are given to subscription lists, dollars that ought to be honestly turned into the. mer- Mail I Speech. It i- very well for political speakers u make classical allusions in their peaches, but the thing may he carried too far. Somebody was making a speech om -no matter was his stirring periods with plentiful evidence of his knowledge of Shakespeare. More and morn he grew; more I from bard of Avon poured from his boat- ed Ii d as ho ed in his i an individual sitting on the It a i ii In lo platform grew mi re and more pus; ed, Al . i could stand it no . lie Ii toward the man him. he whispered hoarsely, can't ii . it lie a republican or a Demo- man this speech l man do Knell. tho fa ii Us Pews- bury. V Is one known as Turn of which to church In n murder. is always rang on Its It strikes tho tap exactly Is known sit devil's Weak Heart Action There are certain nerves that control the action of the heart When they to any charity, to weak, the heart money away to buy liquors, fancy, is impaired. Short articles Mines, when every dollar for already taken some person at home, and win Ii was sold in faith. Let us do honestly, in our Christmas giving, in our charities, but this cannot be dune while honest debts remain unpaid, In part, if not In full- No could be made a happier one that of if the spirit and should lie to pay debts, first, and then to give to the and last remember those who may not need the gills, I who are loved, and to whom the love with the gift, far exceeds the value of the gift. For Sale-Valuable property helps men by entertaining them in South Greenville, lot rather than by ranting and scold-j with building also ad- j joining lot Easy Apply to D. D. breath, pain around heart, choking sensation, fluttering, feeble or rapid pules, and other distressing symptoms fol- low. Dr. Miles Heart Cure is a medicine especially adapted to the needs of these nerves and the mus- structure of the heart itself. It is a strengthening tonic that brings speedy relief. Try it. For fears I I when told mo I had I had remedies. win a Dr. Into my hand, to try IT. Heart I taken three J am riot at all. I am cured this in ilk did It, I In hop that II will attract of I Ii Main St. Ky. Your lit Dr. Heart Cure, authorize him to return It It i you. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind over Yorkshire tin- chant's cash drawer liquidate being the lien Christ that represent food born tho devil died. long consumed, clothing now worn out, money that may save the merchant financial hardships, if not bankruptcy. Do unto others, and re- member the needy, but let there honest giving and is not hon- est to give presents, fan .- AT FORBES SCHOOL HOUSE SUGGESTION VIA OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT. IN CHARGE OF J. M. BLOW. Agent of The Eastern den and vicinity. Advertising rates furnished and also on hind. Each and every member J R. Smith Mrs. A. R. Holton, of the troupe acquitted them- I Spring and her friend, selves ii a most admirable man We thanks for an in- of Greenville, were visitors owing to the to be present at the in Ayden banquet of our business men the of Miss Mollie Rollins Mrs. James Evans, from near previous and a social enter Bo-van to Mr. Greenville, has been here spend- the tame evening, the Fox happy event takes the week with the family of attendance was The in the M. E. church brother. Charlie Manning. young people of Farmville The banquet on th night of deserved more I the 17th. in the spacious dining for their excellent per- your of Hotel was a and would no doubt beauty, have received it had d with ferns and evergreens The stances been the for the occasion was give., by find all kinds perfectly f. business men of Ayden in honor Drug Store. the tobacco buyers and ware getting so,., housemen. The . , of meats, oysters, fruits, cakes. and deserts, and was will give an entertainment the opera house here tonight Lb and Mount, he- entitled on. J who have not paid their M- f- State and county taxes can do so W, by calling on Stancill Hodges at the bank. He represents the sheriff in this particular at this point. We regret to learn of the con- illness of little Bur of welcome and reviewed our many industries and past attain J. B. Booth responded to the address of welcome- J R. Turnage on of the future of Many beautifully with us- of cedar, Christmas wreathes and mistletoe, and the old fashioned chimney with the Christmas yule log took many of us lack to the old time when we sat around the Christmas fireside, popped and waited for The first part of the pro. gram consisted of solos, m- . . Sauls at the home of her made parents in this place, Little Bur- is the of everyone in We never saw a more co-opera- set of business men than town and all we have in our , ., Norma aim ,, Monday for her home at New Smith Co. are running Bern- their factory and mills on full Mrs. Pattie Tucker, of Winter- General sawing trimming was here Monday. and repairing of all kinds was here Won done. C. R, Williams and Mrs. J. B. Ban-fay living in o. fur me ; i year, have it- tuned t their former I i i Mr. Bridgers, our new Greene, of here yesterday en bu. ires. Richard Wingate has moved his family here from the country. J. W. and daughter. Miss Helen, went to Monday. Wilbur Tingle, Turnage, Osborne Turnage are home from school to spend the holidays. County Commissioner J. J. May was here Saturday and said he had attended a convention at where leading men in the different counties dis- cussed the best way to work their convicts and many other things of interest that of each county should know. rod headed and red neck calf with white streak down back, red sides, about nine months old. The calf strayed away from my about 10th November. 1908. A liberal re- ward will be paid for return of same to me- Dennis Dupree, Ayden. N- C. from Trinity, Alien C and Dixie Cannon, from sweet beyond The a Haw It Into the Family Circles Where No Eater. Mr. The traffic director of Thursday evening I had the the lines, E. pleasure of attending at a recent m ling in Christmas exercises at City of the California school house near Mr. L. Joy- Fruit Growers Exchange, paid This school has the this to th- reputation doing bat while g of advertising ever it does well always wins a favor with its entertainments. the is ts Last evening was no a part of our everyday to its merited praise for we say life as Bleeping and rating. frankly it has never been our is a rare person n pleasure to attend a more enjoy- least glance over his d p r able and entertainment and t the great o- than tins was. The it is the only av. . n to were very effective. The their minds accessible to and well arranged who have things to sell. been made i as if pi strength whit b is all its was on the outside is well put by a r--c to step in. The writer the folio wine N. c. c R Mills Smith went t-i Wednesday to sell C. Smith lay C. v i to Gr v. o a T. E. Little wen to get bis little ion, ; D. Smith r id b . ft U I . wedding. v.-.-n. t A. i M. it i, Ci v- . in d on Hie in. A. J. Pin newspaper cur. Bug- section Friday evening into the family circle . leisure moments in P. II. Smith wont to library, where no salesman ii Friday evening, ever permitted to Ivy Smith went to Gm is in closer an i a greater influence In the Mills Smith and T. . . homo any Otter printed went to thing. To start There evening. are- in the older Communities a P- n- r. ling nor tie . .; S. . inc but there were so many that doings ha I i forbids. It is deem their own good to say that nothing was dose J to current point d but could have been done L j g mere, a if E. a . ,.; a U a Green d id t. lo of U . e- ii. makes bi t cold drinks t . n . i the yea . Tripp, J. ii. . l CI . y to . I c in . . i r . y, ii ii ii . and cask, is hind at J. Co , W L. Tucker came home Wed from a visit to his near Falkland. J. K. Smith Co. have things hustling the plant. their reg work they are tobacco hogsheads to be used on this market. J. S. Moore, wife ard child. . In i. iii. . r i . I II the rd i Mrs. ; t i. . .- . Root, Worthing holiday John Coward, of has been spending a few with friends. Mrs. v. Hunks ind cl I m h v ho no t vi In c M. E i. i . an Black in scene was rich. scene m ed with a dance and song in today's pa- Little Miss Lillian Joy. a m ., ,,. in the center with the -4 And now that I remind i-Cit, a friend or ii- Hit neighbor if . r-l r. its We u ,,. to in saying that it . .,, , ,, , ,, , r ,., , David i, u risk m . , . in . favorably with in .,.,. . the state in town r c tin- . , ., Ki n . I, son are VI Christmas with his , W- C. went to Kin- ton Sunday evening and re- turned Monday morning. Mrs T. R. Lee and of Kinston, have visiting the family of her father, E l r C. C. Bland, near here. There seems to be no abate- in the bringing of cotton who have been on a to rel-to Generally just near Farmville, home Thursday. M. Sauls has just received a fine lot of perfumes and toilet water. Mr. Edgar Worthington and Miss Florence Sugg were married at the home of the bride's mother near here, Wednesday evening, by Rev. T. H. King, of Winter ville. We J. R. Smith Co. Dixon have a nice lot of coffins and caskets on hand and can furnish hearse when desired. Give them a call when in of any of their goods. has a good sup ply of first class wagons, a few good buggies, and are run over mailing hogsheads and repairing. Truly Ed Garris, the manager, is a busy man. That Rev. H. E. Tripp, who has been in charge of the Methodist church hero for the past year has been assigned to another field is a source of regret not only among the members of his own church, but to nave him leave is sincerely regretted by all. Mr. Tripp is not only a good preacher, but by his conduct and sociability has rendered himself extremely pleasant with every one else and all join us in wishing him in his new Held abundant success and the greatest blessings. For public school books go to J, R. Smith Mer. Co. l en . you g women Pt class I -1 i . o I n a to past ;.; , i -i I . t i . ., Lo f r ,. ii- informing her .- th ,. ; fa . . . i. I .- . . . j. . an I. . . i in my ,. of the r; r. . ; . j . iv r i ii ion-1 hi on t. community and c to be mo t I of ad i. . i ,. the; i the one of hi little daughter, I a school with such in their n- WHITE a TAYLOR. Bonus, was requited. For Rent- house and lot in good; location. January 1st. I Santa Claus selected the Apply to Miss Bills Cox, Green, store of White iv Taylor, In ltd I Ayden, as his headquarters for Christmas, On open the am command your cons to Any other printed matter involves a distinct and separate work, with all kinds of obstacles. When you use the you do i j not have to create circulation, or must i attend to it. The circulation . hi it i i won; i i f to attend emu Mil Si went Pol i her el Mrs, R. A. at this season the sales her light, but for the past few weeks our has been very busily employed. Edwin Tripp, J. H. Tripp, J. F. Smith and W. J. Coward came home from Clinton Saturday where they were witnesses in a suit for damage against the A. C. L, railroad by Mr. Hobbs. The suit was compromised by the railroad paying Mr. Hobbs with the costs of the action. Mrs. Addie Dudley and child- of Washington, are spend- the holidays with her pa- rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Mr. Lewis, of Henderson, is here for a few days with his son, Ed Lewis. Charlie Bynum, a soldier from Fort Monroe, is here friends. Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. L H. Brooks and Mrs. Fannie A. Brooks, In Lenoir county, Mr. M. G. Taylor, of Ayden and Miss Fannie A. Brooks wore united in marriage by Rev. E. B. Joy of Ayden. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor passed through Ayden Monday morning on their bridal tour. We extend hearty congratulations. Tho play, as rendered in the- opera house Friday evening pronounced by present as a success in every of ever shown in this town. Every used thing new and the very latest and Liver Tablets for some time, and variety. Do not miss the to see these goods and a i any tablets have ever used. I make your before the trouble wan a heavy dull , after eating. I I for lever malaria. .--- r y. it. t year, therefore be happy felt with y- neat r ill the stomach the by making those around I first do a. The St. , . la MS .--. C E hon w. to evening church. T. E. w to Standard cl Liver Medicine In quid lie. . the liver well need , ; ,,.,., ,, . . stomach, U- T. B. to IS orders and arts j. C d Monday. store will Ii They also liver , y. s but cost U, t of attraction for no more a ire sample at J. I. V . . 121-2 times us as the I Sold by Jehu L, Woolen. day trade, and any article yen desire can he found here. Don't forget the place, White A and the dale for the holiday will treat you goods opening. Dee. U i and Coward and see what a splendid medicine it is. OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF AYDEN AT AYDEN, N. At the Close of Business Sold Her Starving Baby. II, to e-t A. i. in the I n Resources Liabilities Loans and discount stock Surplus fund W. Car u Ma was not because did c ,. v. ill conduct t .- bu love him that nave him ii at the Al because loved him . In this way Mrs, Mary Levin . gave her for selling . r six mouth old baby t. Abraham MISS C. L of Sixth t. C Nu for Protest against r- Jen, action was made to tin; police today; but they declared they t unsecured Furniture and Demand loans Due from Cash items Silver all minor coin W bank and other Notes Total profits, less i cur, exp. and taxes pd. ii nothing. did not want to sell him for money, I did not want to sell him tall; but my husband deserted me before he was born, and Deposits sub. to cheek Is. 172.8 unable to provide for him as my mother's hear. Hr , i and Hum M. C. Due and Total OF NORTH CAROLINA. PITT I R. Hit of tho above do solemnly swear that tin- t the boat my and SMITH, Subscribed and sworn to be- Correct prompts. He was hungry and with me, and he his e life of hardship since the was born. sold him that he might be New York can. lore me, 1908, this day of Dee STANCH, Notary Public R SMITH. B. C. CANNON. L DIXON. Directors. E AND SALT RHEUM. these ailments is a st I . Salve. M .-. vi re s have n cured by it by J. Ii. and Cowed and Wool . -i -iv i Kit ---y- i -OR , . i, FAMOUS COLLECTION ; V I Ma Si. mi u ii . i p SI II, III. POOR PRINT

w-v Land Sale. Land Sale. Official Statement. a Of B of the authority in mo Showing the number of meetings held . . . vasts an order court made in a the Board of County Commissioners, he superior court fill COUnty , pending in of days each member His nor court, entitled. Campbell, ad- hath and the amounts allowed h member for services from 1st. Monday in December, 1907, to 1st. Mon- in November, inclusive. OF MEETINGS Allen judge presiding at Dec. of H. O. term, in the case entitled undesigned i ,; . i. b . i. to sale to the highest T. W. Co. et . of against A. L. Jackson, et the undersigned commissioner will sell for cash before the court house door in Greenville on Mon day. January 18th. 1909. the following or of laid situated in the county of Pitt and in township. One tract adjoining the of K. K. aim J. J. A. Ii. H con- acres .-r and know n as the Alien Jackson place. Also one tract adjoining the of J. J. Jackson, Gail lord Jackson, U. Heath A. K more or less better the C K. place. Tins id, c 1908 J. ii. James, Commission r. January, at o'clock noon. the town of Grassland, . C. all the of which H. O. Campbell died ed in and near the town of N. C, which has been divided up into eleven farms or tract., and two tracts i one hundred and twenty four town as by map in the R. W. King, days as at per day on com. 74.00 Traveled miles, at 14.05 Notice. Total virtue of the power of sale on in a certain in rust cut d and delivered y M. Ii. Gowan and I. A. M to J. W. ck on day of January 1907. and y r. corded in the r. of needs f in F-8 page etc. the will to sale, thee in to the highest ladder on Monday, January 1909. a certain or parcel of lying a id in of Pitt Slate of North Carolina d a. loll as, to- known as the George Mo in I, i WANTED-A RIDER AGENT Model a. approve y f freight. nm time rule the tent I. in of the clerk Of 7- rooks, the entire tract own Ly the ail count r at per day at the time his de th. . , horn, stead, farm No. on c mi. B ginning at a , . I , ; W acres more Traveled miles at an . u h ea t. ------T corner, and to MM tut NO the U. S. it to any teat with. If ire not or do u keep th ship it bark to mat our expense m tr m w the it i to make at one profit actual cost. Me t to by buying direct u and have the behind bicycle. DO NOT I or tire from arm t i until you receive our and our . and to agent. I when our WILL BE our nU at make you year. ti in ii any We are above factory lilt can our on plate at price. Order filled the day HAND l-KS. We do not Hand bat illy have a number on hand Liken in our retail e clear prom. at price U to or mailed . repair and equipment all kind at PUNCTURE-PROOF Farm No as on said ma; -2 acres, more r less. Farm as shown on said acres, more or leas, farm No-i. as shown on sad map. . a more or less. No as Shown . acres, mi re or on said map, Total M. T. S. days us at y on com. Traveled n lies at said ma Notice of Sale. North Carolina, i In the S. C Bf re Pitt Co i U. C Clerk. Ex p lie. Lloyd W. Smith. Smith, band of Mary Smith, and Ivey, Smith, Guardian for Mary I. Smith, II, Gertie Mar- 15.11 . and Jesse Graham Smith. I By virtue of the judgment and of the of the m de in above entitled on the day Dec 1.0, tie ed, for M avid G. Smith, Gertie Martha Bell Smith and Jesse Graham sell to the highest I , e fore the e dour in for cash the balance in j the day of . after due accord to law, th right, title t of i said Marj S David ti. Smith, vi a Bell Smith and Jesse Graham Smith in and to the following or parcels t in land, in t e . of Pitt and Sate of North i aid more follows . at a take i in tween ., i .- north ., -J the me canal . i i th i n a ; i ; Smith . . . . i . . . . i oak the . i.- . ii i .- . . , . .- . i r, . ii .; ., . t. . , 1- i lie a . i poll i the i . re or m as . o more or less. Farm No as Said map. more or less. N as shown on said map. . 7-10 a r s, more of leas, arm No ;. as shown on said map, l 6-1 es, more or less Farm as n on said map. 6-10 acres, more or Farm No as shown , n said map, acres, or less. Also . lo g town lo Lola in block A numbers to U in- as shown on said map. b. ck numbers l to S in- as shown on said map. Lot m blocs C, numbers in- as shown on map. Lots in block L, numbers to In- as shown on Said map. Lots in i to In- as shown on s id map. Lots in block F. numbers to as shown on map. number one t. as shown said Lots in numb, rs to as shown on said map. block I, lumbers to as sh said map. Lois i-i C . J. numbers to as shown on said map. Lots in block K. s to as shown on said map. Lois in blue . I., umbers to as shown on said map. Lots i block M, numbers to p. Lots in bl I GO 138.00 P. II. Hand, attended C pet day on c m. 22.01 Traveled miles at 86.25 east a. pol. Total N. T. attend i days as at i-r day on com. HO Traveled lull s at Total 5.05 Total amount allowed Board No accounts have been audited. Carolina Pitt I, Richard Williams, Register of Deeds d ex-office clerk of Board of C In and for the County do hereby certify the foregoing is true . Given undo- m band at In Green- ville, n. a Ti is 2nd day of b. R. Pitt Land Sale. By virtue a of Pitt Superior court rendered by Honor, R. Allen, judge presiding at term, 1908. in the A. S. Walker vs. H. C. the k will sell for I here j north 1-2. cast pol. s to e gums. m corner, thence north . poles to a pine, thence north 1-2 we.-t to a stake Daniels Ii e; poles to a pine; thence south 1-2, west poles t a oak; thence south l west poles to Cooper's swan p; swan p to the b. ginning. Also at act adjoining a tr. b g t a Known as Geo g George Mi r at corner, thence I with the Ward's line to the John L. g line, the R lower c thence Fleming line to the corner of George hue and the Cooper swam., thence up the Cooper swamp at d George line to the George Daniel canal; thence up bridge in the above named I n. ; thence with the lane to the be- The a is in-, tended to c or less, j AH the land owned H. and L. A. km as George Moore lands, to satisfy said, trust. Terms one cash, balance to be 1st. Secured by mortgage on the properly. This 10th day Dec. . W. Trustee. F. II, Wooten, SELF-HEALING TIRES Tit nest tires ii per p.; V. lo . J FROM op will not th pairs last year. w pairs now in use. ii . which HI which s up small punctures We Have hundreds of letters i i-t. their tires bee n f twice in season. They weigh no m A SAMPLE PAIR TO ONLY t allow- by several prepared the rend. . only So per pair. Alt orders shipped same letter the thick rubber and strips and also rim strip to prevent rim This tire will outlast any other elastic and . You not bay a cent until you have examined a .-ill allow a rash discount of per cent We C O. I. on d them price per it WITH and enclose this advertisement. We will also send one plated band pump. Tires to be returned at expense if reason are examination. We are perfectly reliable and money sent to us Is as safe a in a If order a pair of these tires, you will that they will rote easier, run better, last longer and look finer than any tire used or seen any price. We B you will be so well pleased that when you want a bicycle you will give us your order. We want you to send us a order at once, hence this remarkable lire offer. . don't buy kind at price until you send n or O Puncture-Proof on approval ind write for our SIM Sundry know the w, Write it describe . a. T ac S on tin wives, poll S to a . with ti. . c. Smith c and ch . e n t c. p. z. . tin V , v. Canal so . lean ham and i In a I . I J. in an said m p. numbers to as shown on map. Low in hi -ck nu , I lo said map. Sol, on flew road mid also fronting on avenue. Al low J to ,. . v.- A o i II to I Mi- new I, a.- I-- ash a i balance i cl i. mi be s . . I rt b r r- r d at rat pi i it. II, ti him . . C. 4th. . the price quoted i. i and quotes all makes and but write us a postal today. MOT .- or a pair of tires from anyone until are making. It only costs a postal to learn everything. J. L MEAD CYCLE COMPANY, I. Notice. By virtue of the power contained executed by Price and wife Del. P ice t. J. L. Cherry Co., on day of Sept. duly recorded in the register of deeds North i i-i book X page will ex o public Lire court T . ,. on Monday, 11th. ft described pare; of before the court house door n before the, e Gr- s in the Pitt Mid in towns-hip. ad- the east the lands of Ni It C Durham and Venters, south T Venter and f lards W. n the north the lands th. Venter, more i r I- as. nit Dec. h. tie we Venter, a d ids of e. Kn Wind- . h the Ii a id . j- nil i o in . t lion h . i . ch; c up lie vii-i- vi tn. of I II . la i ii, wife. q. C. M . i in ; day S- ti in th- I I'm .-. ii i k Ilia, will i public court use door r o. Bag K. and . iv ch i i l r. North Carolin , th l. lore the the S. ti. James, Commissioner. I ale. in on ct -t h lira and as j That lot in I ti v- i i the said r an I reside, by l . Ma ell by Iv So S railway. For ref-1 is to said i-, to . deed. Terms e de i . , I. of Nov. I it, Cher y fie . M I At on The Most Beautiful Line Before fitting- out your home you should come and look over our line of Furniture, Mattings and Pictures a hundred and one small thing-s too numerous to need, which out rival in locks quality price those found j. furniture and TAFT Notice mark, d It H. urn Ce poles to a I l th hi. l the con- . ac ; mi re or Tr let N c Ian Smith executors of d, and know h u part t m t. h d in Beaver Dam sin, . . more or . . . ; o. K M h, as. Ivey Smith, . . Sm I. Smith, Guardian for Mary I Smith, David Smith, Smith, Martha Bell Smith and Jesse Graham smith. highest bidder . Monday, Dec . parcel of land fine; county of and State of N. C r de- crib follows, lo The v c lot described sail and -g , art said I mi north by the lot of Mary K on t e by the i, on the south by sir,. t, and on the West by pan of th.- said lot upon a the . the vacant lot I e in feet tr Sec a d j t about t- sat if; Ii.- I. Term of Cash, Nov. Mary Branch, Mortgagee. p. G, lames, Attorney, Sale of Land. By virtue of the pi w r of sale con- in a c I Deed executed and by Silas S. and wife to W, s day of January, 1907, and duly recorded in the deeds office of I North Caro- i-i book I the s 1- i- before door in Greenville, to the highest on Thursday, De 24th, i, a.-lit in tract i I bi g th Pitt and State of North Carolina follows, to That of land in i near tin- town of Grifton, the lands of n, vs. L. Blount, Louisa others. is acres more or MaB, ks the e sold if. description, ref- .- hereby to the .-. int to sold being the inter, st of Silas S. in said tract of ti said T. of sale This is of r. Brooke. Mortgagee. F. ti. James, Atty. t- By of a power sale contain- ed in ii certain deed ed and delivered by D. W. and wife to on the day October, which said deed is recorded in the rs office in county in S page the undersigned will on Monday the 4th day of January, the in January, 1909, expose to public salt- before the court house door in Greenville, to the highest bidder for the following parcel of tracts or pan-els of land to wit; county The trait situated in Greenville North Carolina In court county, t -V D. W. Smith VS. I. Smith and husband, David G. Smith, Gertie Smith an I Ivey Smith, General for Mary I. Smith, David G. Smith and Gertie Smith. Bi virtue of the judgment and decree of the clerk of court, made in the on the of December, s, tin- under , J. I. commissioner appointed by the to sell the in the pa will soil to the h ghost Udder, one-half cash and 1- in one at hi- t house door in county, In h-, on tie th nay of Jan. ID i-, all the right, e and interest the entitled pr- an . to the following de- scribed tract of That certain tractor of conveyed by Jesse L. to Malissa Smith, his wife, by deed dated the day recorded in hook pug.- , of county registry, con- I acres more or less, situated in the county of Pitt and Beaver Dam township, adjoining the lands of Lissie Willoughby, the Cobb land the Jesse L. Smith This the d of Die. 1908. J. I. Fleming, Commissioner. vi lure i mo by h certain me S. It. ill day of Joy, ll , t re in he of f authority pad In J. on and r. r of ,. s county of in book page Ac, mil to recurs the f a certain bond bearing date therewith. the contained in said dead in not g with, upon request lie qua trust. tin-., in named, I ha I, on the day of Jan., at ten a. m , in the Bethel, N. C, In county, s. Ii cash, est bidder, th- following r. to Situated in ship, aid a-joining Ian. s of Mack r, Alfred Andrews and others and by the A. C. I, R If. ear the of I N. C, g two more or es, and for a more accurate de- is made to the deed of said Jenkins recorded in of county. I This 4th, 1908 J. C. Smith, Trustee. C. BRADLEY JEWELER The Jewelry St we for Nice Gifts. I Have what you Want for Your Holiday Present. EVAN ST. E, Trustee's Sale. Under and by virtue of authority vested in me by a certain deed in trust executed to me by Eaton Matthews and wife. Elizabeth Matthews on the th day of May, nineteen hundred and eight, lo serum the payment of a bond bearing even date therewith, beginning at Whites new road on tin- and registered in the office of the east side of vine swamp and register of deeds for county, in run-up said swamp in an ea book at page and the D- CHEWED M STEAMERS township. county, North Carolina. Notice to Creditors. Having qualified as executor of Mrs. deceased, late of county, N. this is to n all persons having claims the estate of deceased to exhibit them t; the undersigned within twelve months from date of this notice, or notice Will be in bar of their recovery. persons Indebted to will make immediate payment This the day of November ltd Henry Sheppard, course with Hen St line to Mays line, then with Mays line to Whites i i-w road, then east- course with Whites new road. to the beginning containing n acres more or less and being the Mime tr ct of land conveyed by C. A. Whit . Jackson on the 20th day of dead. November, 1901, as appears of record in book A. page Also on other tract of township and county adjoining the Mathew Sermons, deceased, land and the Tyson, lands on the ea-t, Too and others on the south the canal in gourd vine swamp Littles on the west, and Whites new road Ml the north, containing more or less, and same d conveyed by John W. to Jackson on the 20th day of November. 1901, as appears of record in A. page This sale is to satisfy the terms of id sale and said sale will be held on the dale above mentioned at lions in in trust not having been complied with, and upon the request of J. W. II. the trust therein I shall, on the Hist day of December, nineteen hundred and eight to at ten o'clock a. in the town in front of the Bank of Bethel, expose to public sale for cash, to the highest bidder, a one-third undivided said interest in the following tract or parcel of land, situate in t county, Bethel township, and more particularly described as follows Beginning on the n--w read lei-ding from the and Tarboro load to Gum swamp at the con of Heb Ann . at a ground bridge; thence with Harri In a nor course the line of the thence Ii-e to Mel s line; line a southwesterly to the line of James Ward; thence with said Ward's I to the beginning, containing acres, or less, and known as the Sallie Ann Groceries And Provisions Cotton Bagging and vs on Fresh kept con- In stock. Country Produce Bought and Sold Harden, GREENVILLE N North Carolin a Superb Service to C. Saloon Decks. Elegant I Club Breakfast to Polite attention and the very best service in every way Leave of Jackson daily in Baltimore a. m., connecting with rail lines for New York, and all points east and west. For all information and reservations address E. T. IAMB, Gen. A-r CHAS. L HOPKINS, T. P. A. NORFOLK, Va. o'clock noon. This the 3rd of December, Matthews land. Jackson. This the 25th of Nov Mortgage. J. C. Smith, Trustee. HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR CHICKENS AND EGGS. At New Market in front of Nor- folk and Southern Depot. A TERRIFIC CRASH At Big Store The Big Sale is going on to raise money for creditors. Come quick and get your share of the Low Prices. THE STOCK MUST BE SOLD. Subscribe to The Daily Reflector. GREAT LAND SALE AT FARMVILLE NORTH We will on Tuesday, December 1908, at one thirty-o'clock offer for sale at Public Auction, a number of valuable building lots. We will also give away absolutely free of valuable lot, In Sold and a of silver. Every person presenting one of our coupons bearing their name will an at these prizes. Anyone can get coupons on the day of sale. These Dons will be put in a box, shaken up and drawn out by a little child. The first name drawn gets the lot; five gets the gold, each, and everybody has a chance at the silver. Let everybody come to the sale, men, women and children, you will have a chance at the lot, bid or not. A treat to ail lovers of music. The best brass band in the state will be on the ground to make music for the crowd. We will also have a balloon ascension and a great display of fire works. Meet me at the sale and we will have a gala-day in Farmville. Sale to come off ram or shine. m.-r, . and WINDHAM, n c. HOW PEOPLE SLEEP. COMING OF AGE IN AFRICA. Great the the Young Members of n mi Isa Holiday Goods Are Here. PLEASE shop early. If you wait until the last moment you arc liable to disappointment, as then our stock picked over. We now have a store full of Beautiful Christmas Presents, Toys. Dolls, Games, Books, Wagons, Velocipedes, Etc. We will also have a new department known as the Fine Candy Department Something special doing here. If you want to be happy make others happy by buying your presents from this house and saving yourself money. A. B. ELLINGTON CO, GREENVILLE'S BUSIEST STORE. C D. TUNSTALL Opposite Center Brick Warehouse. General Merchandise. Found Among Various Nations. There i great diversity in the methods of sleeping among people of different nation-, indeed, tho things necessary to procure sloop for one individual frequently to jut things dial would keep another awake all night. The European or American in or- m sleep well ordinarily requires n soft pillow under head, but tho Japanese, stretching himself on o , rush mat on tho Boor, put- a square of wood under his head and doe not sleep Well if ho docs not have it. The Chinese makes a great to do in the matter of his bed. which is j very low, indeed scarcely rising from the floor, hut is often carved exquisitely of wood, and it never occurs to him to make it any softer than rush mats will render it. While the people of tho northern countries cannot sleep unless they have plenty of room in which to stretch their legs, the inhabitants of tho tropics often curl themselves up like monkeys at the lower angle of o suspended hammock and sleep soundly that way. The robust American will cover himself with a pair of blankets and throw his window open to the air even in the dead of winter, and he will not sometimes complain if there is a little drift of snow across the sill in the morning. The Russian, on the contrary, likes no sleeping place so well as the top of the big snap-tone stove in his domicile. Crawling out of this blistering bed in the morning, he likes to take n plunge in a cold stream, even if ho has to break through ice to do so. While the American clings to his feather pillow, he has long since dis- carded his old fashioned featherbed in favor of the hair or straw or felt mattress. The feather bed has been relegated to the country, and many people that slept on it in their childhood found it unendurable in their later years. The Germans not only sleep on a feather bed, but underneath one as well. The feather covering used in Germany, however, is not so large or thick as the one used as a mat- tress, and the foreigner that under- takes to sleep beneath it often finds his feet suffering from cold while his shoulders are suffering from Post. THE CRANBERRY. Taft Vandyke solid car load BUCK STOVES Also Rolls Matting. Fine Line Couches. and Lace Curtains J. S. MOORING Successor to FLEMING MOORING General Merchandise. Full Fledged Tribe. All the peoples in the world have been given to marking the coming of age of their young folk with some kind of ceremonial. In Africa this is quite serious business. A few of the customs in use among certain tribes are But in the main they show a kind of good sense. Among the Van people the in all the initiation or coming of age mysteries is a man rattler the tails. He makes play with a bunch of wildcat tails, wildcats being creatures which play a leading part in the witch doctor's medicines. This official communicates all kinds of edge to the young ideas of his tribe during the couple of months de- voted to their initiation ceremonies. lie lectures on the customs of the tribe and on morals. He teaches unselfishness, for instance, and among these tribes man who re- fuses to share his food with is jeered as During these ceremonies the boys receive new names, and if you want to insult them past all for- you have merely to address them by their childhood's names after they have passed through the initiation ceremonies. The or period of with girls, only one month and includes all kinds of practical I teaching as to agriculture and household work, the grinding of scorn and the like. Many of ceremonies in use are purely as when the girls are made to support a house roof to indicate that they are to be the pillars of their future homes. But there is also much practical teaching, in- a full and blood curdling recital of the penalties which attach to wifely infidelity and particular instructions us how best they may the and make pots and Standard. Least Understood Most Abused of Our Domestic Fruits. The cranberry is the lean under- stood and the of any of our domestic fruits. few know their possibilities. Quite as few know how to prepare them in palatable form. The ex- is common, need r. barrel of sugar tor a barrel of This i- not true. They are not sugar consumers compared with most fruits. If users will make the test they with MOVED TO BETTER -QUARTERS- have moved our and transfer business to the old market Se one h we have of. table room, nice and to take care our trade, shelter your bug- vies y weather Horses boarded at rates. We k our old for l t bus- have us with, and ask all to come to sec us. of Her Grief. en child stain to school it JAMES F. DAVENPORT GENERAL MERCHANDISE Pulley a. boweN is provided with a blank to be tilled in its said a ten teacher. simple are asked, as the date and place of child's birth, the nativity of it parents, etc. Susie was given one of these blanks the other new I scholars when she applied for mission to one of the in the north end. All were told have the blanks filled out and re- turn them to school the next, morn- ,. . Susie came to ten the day following something was wrong. She began crying most as soon as she entered the room refused to be comforted. The cause of her grief did not de- until the blanks were called for. Th-.-n little Susie my excuse for being Louis Times. It will discover more sauce less sugar proportionately can be made from a quart of cranberries than from a quart of any other kin of berry and if properly made will be tempting and toothsome. A barrel of sugar will sweeten more than three barrels of cranberries. A cranberry shortcake will vie with a strawberry shortcake. Eaten raw, cranberries are a laxative and liver tonic, and. like the olive, one can cultivate a foulness for them. Cranberries are keepers, like the apple, and. like apples, require dry place. It is economy to buy berries. Never cook hem in till or iron ware. Use porcelain, earthenware or granite. Do not in cold water and allow to mer, steep and stew over slow fire. This makes tough skins, pale, sic pink or dark, dull red color and j gives acrid flavor. Use boiling water. cook rapidly and not long. a good sauce, to one quart of clean cranberries add one pint sugar and one pint of boiling water. Place immediately over brisk lire, stirring enough to mix sugar with water and berries. Cover soon as berries begin to swell and Stand by and mash against kettle until every berry is I broken. Keep them boiling during j this operation. By the time berries j all mashed, or having boiled for fifteen minutes, remove from stove and turn into china or earthenware dish. When cold this should be a beautiful rich red. KITTRELL TURNAGE. If you want your HORSE to trot fast and poll strong buy your Hay, and Oats Corn. of W. B. He will sell you Better Feed and More for Less Money than any man town. W. B. Place is headquarters f tr Corn, Hay, Oats, Cotton Seed M. Hulls, Cracked kinds of Brand, Chicken com Meal and . Feed. AL EH Baiter Edmond Fleming props. Located in main business sec- the town Four chairs in operation and each one sided by a skilled barber. Our place is inviting, razors sharp. Our towels clean. thank you for past patronage and ask you to again when good work is d. of r . . C. No man ever so another as by The Mn In tho Speech. is all very well for political speakers to make classic allusions in their speeches, but thing may he carried too far. Somebody was making a speech matter was embellishing his stirring periods with plentiful evidence of his knowledge of Shakespeare. More and more be grew; more and more gems from the bard of Avon's works poured from bis heat- ed lip-. And as lie progressed in his oration an individual sitting on the bench below the platform grew more and more puzzled. At this individual could -land it no longer, lie leaned toward the man him. he whispered hoarsely, can't figure it he a Republican or a Demo- man this speech i-i man do Mrs. Mrs. Y. for to come lo part Thursday afternoon, Mrs. my dear, don't speak It Von were not Taking Him Down. Hie always pay cash for every- thins exclaimed the matter of fact person. matter with Tour Were Safe. you an asked the romantic young lady as she walked up the platform locomotive and smiled on the man looking out of the cab window. was the curt reply. hold the lives of all us pas- in your you feel the fearful surely you so. mi---. I've a two dollar dog back in the baggage cur that I'm taking home, and shall j take the extraordinary STILL WITH The Mutual Life INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK. OLDEST IN LARGEST IN THE WORLD. 1843. Assets H. BENTLEY HARRISS Old.-.-. Next Door GO. to keep t e whole train on rails and rigid end up until we He Misunderstood. I solicited. NORFOLK. VA. handler o Bags. an simplest a in n recent address, be set nit with the care in the wording or standing, dissent, oven anger, may. result. Thus as a train was moving forth from n Cincinnati station a stuck his bead far out of the window. your head in a station attendant shouted In warn- it will be knocked shouted the pas- off, eh won't lie oil by anybody the size of bandy legged RED EYE IT COST BUT THEN IT LASTS TWICE AS LONG BROS . Mill C. FOR SALE S. NOTICE Or SAT. offer for sale i- lot and the entire stock y. also my dwelling house and lot, nil in tho of d. W M. Moore. POOR PRINT A,

WINTERVILLE In Charge of F. C. NYE i Agent J The Eastern Reflector or Winterville and Vicinity-Advertising Rates on Application Fresh drags just in. i Ti e ma- WINTERVILLE CHRISTMAS TREE. Harrington Barber Co. chine is one of the best on the Wilson and Miss See us for prices that Hi h School Closes for the be of interest to you. A. W. Ange Co. Walter Smith went to Green- . . will be of interest to you. Children Happy. d. v A. W. We saw a happier crowd ;. A Co. for Walter . th went to Green- of children, and many Sunday. folks too, were Kittrell gave a Fresh seed rye. gathered in the large chapel a party at b r school test Harrington, Barber Co. Winterville High School Thursday . The boys T no reversible disc Advantage was taken of . our operator, J. s on an up to- before the closing most excel- us before buy- the school for the holidays to a neat ton. Barber Co. kg a Christmas tree, and it i zed F. F. Cox plow for I occasion of unmeasured county, who do not know just treasurer, i w grounds. stage was beautifully I where to and going decorated appropriate to the quotations. Co's tree the was a APPROPRIATE QUOTATIONS. Suggested for the Teachers of the County Winterville, N. C , Dec. Editor After having heard I talk at the Winterville Christmas tree, the good he gave the young people as to kindness and thought I it would be nice to emphasize them with some appropriate I ask you to publish the fol- lowing thoughts, twelve in nun- some of which I am giving my pupils ls part of the morning I exercises. They may be helpful to some of the young teachers in the So Tired It may be from overwork, but the chances are Us from an in- active LIVER. m With a well conducted LIVER one can do mountains of labor ones earning capacity. It can be kept In healthful action by, and only by TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. um z. a r. . of fat i OUt ., V . A s d v. Ti. . . days. d ; Yours respectively. Maggie Butt. evening at the tree that reached lo the , ; .-. expect- ceiling and literally loaded with presents better to send a afternoon. l eggs a specialty. I Rev. y, was master; bouquet, , out By virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain mortgage deed executed and delivered by J. H. Moore and wife Maggie to H. C. the day of Nov. 1907. and duly recorded in the Register of Deeds office of Pitt county, North Carolina, in Book without fatigue. Page the undersigned It adds a hundred per cent to will expose to public sale, before the court house door in Green- to the highest bidder on day Jany. 1909, tract or parcel of land lying and being in the county of Pitt and Stale of N. Carolina and de- scribed as follows, to That tract of land in Beaver Dam township which said J. H. Moore now resides being the same conveyed to J. H. Moore by W. Shaw and wife by deed which appear of record in the Register of Deeds office of Pitt county in Book W page to which is hereby made, containing acres, to satisfy said mortgage deed. Terms it sale cash This of Die. 1908 H. C. Mortgagee F. G. James, Attorney. HE GOT FULL TOO EARLY. Drunken Negro it Run Oat of Bank, Buts Through a Glass Door. A who had loaded up on bad liquor, made himself very troublesome in the of the Greenville Banking Trust Co., He was times but C prices. called the To a living friend this very day, f d , d . . . i. Mr. Norman clerk in the bank, Ca L W bushel o roses white and . . I . . .,. n i two . . Bar mu insolent that sing- To lay upon niB Warren, a ex mg i i i in exercises PU o IS ltd Notice cf Sole. By virtue fa power f sale contained lot . . a, . . I ll . i-1 . y. v. . i r TWO t p. F. C. Elizabeth i tor r . Mr. King then introduced a certain mortgage deed , delivered by Henry Forties and wife gathered up a broom Martha Anna to Bryan Buck on who Bed duly . alter of a I w. H. . , , v. the street and butted out the in book i-- , U glass in one door at Van- t ex ck. . is Walt he's laid to rest, public the court house door v. IV. A . the ti b For th ; n . . h . . i V mi . Poor thing at . an I then o shall p i . . i I world ; . u n when the i . the l . , lowing I wife i- aid Hied . u-it din Swift C ship me to, and i refused to obey , North ea t poles to a tn e, Bis wife did not about it, but poles lo a stake . I. Co. ; Wu a tore that r , , . . i.-ion ; Q ; him saying hole containing acres, more or ; neglect y to . after an the j for i . and light d and sparkled j again, as; . .- A. G. Co. with brilliancy. , was the signal for TI lathe 4th day of Dec. 1908. i ii Mortgage, . C. Harding, Attorney. , . are i his Broad and clear for some th t i . a h d out the he-s . . w. . ;., .; the with Leave task of ii of heater i An hour was occupied . .,. , ; i distributing tho large Any where on behind. M . fr. ts more than two . . . ,. pass this way lie was not making his mind to go, but by that Chief Smith had given him an invitation to go in the. Cl., lockup, and hither he went. , . . . Rev. J. B. Cook, of Sale or, Vs., has accepted the call Make a by cheerful example one . I. ; . lit . . . . public hut In were made glad. the Term . e r ., . , w presents every j .- ting. C ill t our nice t of cub . , . . II t . .- ; . . Chatham i .-. . . . .- i . . . i will r . . i. new ones I y at t was i up last day. y of id s I County Oil C-, the sch . . . i at ii . sud i If with a I . morning, bike a sunbeam all through the i day. Hide it net but i., whoever travels your way. share of . Start -i song ii stead . . tear, ;. ; th world; r, Will of i tear. . .,.;., . i j . . . . pi to Mi ion in . the vocal cl came when Prof. and in of presented Pi B. pi I emblem pi a id a . . em i i ts i pup t ;. i to Prof Line- Jo and Ada h the interest he manifests in those A n I h I .- I l. Pi i rt .,. aw ,;. . .-.,. . bound, . Vi,. i i. . . . I and Anna enough to be under his i i ruction. Winterville High School grows stronger each year in the esteem Waiter Maggie T great wore and exerting an in- that is felt id-, A. W. C . .,,.,. , . . Brown and Lottie before I We give you a bargain. full line of farm, the Eastern North Carolina. , , ,, , . for Hie are Harrington t r , to. ,. . which act direct y It v. w I . Fr m , . u skies, Wt . u id i . . . by which t to summit i. com easy Do not wear . frown, j-u i Always it down. Something each A smile isn't much to give. And the things of life, Make sweet the way we live. Do not look for wrong or evil, You will find them if you do, As you measure fur your neigh- bur, He will measure to you. We are net here to play, tr dream, to drift, extended him to become pastor of Memorial Baptist church. Mr. We will st with small Cook advises the committee that pat men-, balance on easy-terms, -m Greenville to one farm . ,. . , . . ,, feet of standing timber. I begin his duties as pastor on the . One farm seres with first Sunday in January, j 3.000,000 feet of standing tint- church is to be congratulated securing him. One acre.-. Ail of these are beat of , , , land. to Sale o Real Property. V. Davenport, . ,. J, K. Davenport, US. . mortgage deed execute and . ; l by John R. Buck and wife . Buck, on the V day of I- . T. t i L, K. Smith, I; p tars ; r of i. book . n . it iii tin . f expose to pub- fore the rt II r in ; . , iv. th -i r for I i ; e; tract or are. of . lying and being in Pitt county Ii Carolina, and f-.- Being a part of Ma-y A. . . g the hare deeded John Buck, and bounded as , on the east by . , i ii the South by the W. A. Smith and on the by E. Smith i r. C. Smith . acres r or legs. This sale is made to 1.1 ma of raid mortgage, Send any i,. k. Smith, Mortgagee. Whittle, Lyons, Ga. j c- Harding, Attorney. ltd i Wanted wish to i th where- of my -u n S colored. He is dark brown c and years old. last i. n he was at M. C. with Ian If it is good job printing that The Rt Hector to some want, try The Reflector friend for a Christmas present, Bank of Winterville. AT the State of North Carolina, at the close of business Nov. 27th 191-8. Will Close L. Wooten's Drug store, Th A. G. Cox Manufacturing I u, with the custom I Co. are now in position to sup- , ,,,.,. the country, ply you with their Tar Heel of Greenville, Nation virtue of a decree of the Superior C ; on s and , k of Greenville and the v I. I made right. Banking Trust and th m. d on in need of b g and . t buggy will do w ii to g . On Thursday the A. a aft r supper until o'clock State Cox Manufacturing . before will be opened to receive recently by th late Dr. they buy Buggy is d.-r. its for those who care well. an. now M t of it. E. I the Loans and discounts I Overdrafts j fixtures to do Demand loans Due from Hunks Bank rs items I Silver coin That small things make the treat minor coin currency II 0,056.20 ft-1 i i Surplus We have hard won loads to lilt, Shun not the . face it, Cod's gift, 815.00 158.50 Ii sell for cash, n- v it in Greenville on Monday, Jan. 4th, tho the sea the sea of land situate In said things, Is true as true can b-, Tis just an tan little drops, rushing and we would advise that you place your orders early. A full of best mattress s just in, A. W. Ange Co. Nearly The government re the prettiest lines issued today the ever displayed in amount of cotton of this season's .,. r . I tr Hue ll Nat other Total bank in S. unit profits less current expenses and taxes paid 148.70 Bills payable 2,000.00 Time certificates deposit 1,850.15 subject to check t checks standing 74.18 and being out f u; divided interest n tho following at a point Third street feet from the e and south with Evans or Main street, feet, thence parallel with Third street, west to No. thence the line of lot No. to Third street, j I thence along Third street, east to ginning. This 5th day of B. Nannie Bagwell, F. Colds contracted season of the year are quickly relieved will Bees Laxative On, It laxative quality of Dec, 1908 Pleasant take. Best K. Johnson, f r colds, croup and whooping ; Notary Public, cough. Sold by John L. I that the above statement is true to best of and sworn to before me, I Correct Attest P Harrington, J Green, W B Directors, crockery ever displayed at Harrington Barber crop ginned up to Dec 13th at and Co. 111.892.115 bales. We are carrying a nice line of j with a tube of Coffins Caskets. Prices are. Pile win convince you Do not forget that s right .,;.,,., A. G. O . . . e. L W i. i m SYRUP CONFORMS TO NATIONAL PURE FOOD AND DRUGS LAW. An improvement over many and Bronchial FOE BY JNO. L. POOR PRINT . . PI END OF ;., YEAR