In Charge of F. C. NYE
J Agent of The Reflector tor Winterville and -Advertising Rates on Application ,
We are headquarters for th-; Tobacco bed cloth just j assertion. You want boy and
and reversible disc Jed. . x in life.
harrows, sulk cutters, Syracuse a line of best crockery the be must come
t horse plows. Mo farmer CM j
r Harrington. Barber Co.
chines on his farm. We can
If you want your chickens to
give you that .,,, and
you. Harrington. Barber Co. M
who la
years no it
Mrs. a.
G. Cox this week. She was ac-
by Mrs. Nancy
Remember the Tar Heel ,
that most go. See as for prices
to do to us and
your money back.
A. Ange Co.
We have a lot of enamel ware
Co. on
A. W. Ange Cc.
in contact with great minds in
cider to receive those aspiration
that nuke successful and
women, merchants find neigh-
close your stores and places
of business and you will get
inspiration and renewed
will you more
successful happier by coming
out. if the farmer is
and your business
will thrive. The bread maker
is If Mr.
i leaves his office and gives us
Shad can be had at oar market las valuable services, surely we
now. Sutton. ought to appreciation
us for credit. of it by giving him a large
STATE NEWS.
wagons and made I y
A. G. Cox
Mr. Mr. John A. Smith,
of were here
day fishing relatives.
We a foil line of farm must sell for cash.
too.-. Harrington Co. can give you better bargains by
We are glad to that
ii editor of the Our line of fresh garden seeds
Progressive Farmer, will deliver of all kinds has just come in. h Caro-
a lecture to High Harrington, Barber ft Co.
school, night, April The Economic Back Bands an
A is for those who the most suitable plow saddle on
hear him he one of the the market We solicit your
th state. Toe A. G. Cox Mfg. Co
farm rs are i . I Get the plow for
be o bear t ,. . . . i
Chick spec .
L l get the best
Axes, sh . . ;. i
axes I
be found at ii
grades at r . i i .
n, Bi Co.
M U . ;. .
to Simpson Friday
afternoon to Sunday at
home.
. tau-
Raleigh, N. C, April 5.-
night the jury
turned a verdict of guilty in
the Si murder case yesterday
in ;. Cotton gets years.
id and Hopkins in
A HAPPY
HOME
gt n . Co
pi
W M. C, Aprils.
M ; -egg, a well known
eh I while talking to
.; ,,., tie
. . was can by the col-
a of brick and
ls one where health abounds.
With impure blood there can-
not be health.
cannot be good blood.
Hors blankets rd
a specialty.-A. G. C
We are carrying a
sand Caskets. Prices are
right can nice near Third and
, streets, and instantly
market. Lunches en short of men's and boy's kilted.
notice. Winston Salem, N. C. April
. . . .,. them from the wide brimmed ., , , .
Prof, and Misses the nicest hat. received here to-
Vivian that four of the five children
, . , , ., a o. i. ., . r .
and at-; . unto Mr. Mrs. C. A.
tended the CM sing exercises
of Our line of slippers is now of
Hiss Lela Roach's school at Kc
school house. re-
port an excellent trip.
Come and examine our line of
men's boy's spring hats,
that has just been opened up.
Barber Co.
ready for inspection. See us for
and prices. A. W. Ange
The time will soon be at hand
when people will be housing their
tobacco, therefore, do not forget
I the genuine Handy Tobacco
. . Truck that will save you money
Prof, and Mrs. G. E. and time w are to
went to Greenville our with
Fresh seed rye. trucks as early as possible and
Harrington, Barber Co. , would deem it a favor to
B. F. Manning went to Green- all that desire trucks for this
ville i season that they place their
The new reversible j orders as early as possible. We
row is indispensable on an more than at
date farm. See us before buy- present for future shipments.
Harrington, Barber Co. A; G. Cox Manufacturing Co.
Theodore says he will be up
up Monday.
For the few days we close
out our of ties and waist
goods at reduced prices.
We must make room for our
stock.
M i Elizabeth Boushall,
Vivian Roberson, Lillian Baker.
Bettie Council. Myrtle
and Louise Satterthwaite went
to Friday afternoon.
Harrington, Barber Co,
Our line of men's and boy's
spring and summer stock of hats
and caps has just been opened.
See us for styles and prices.
A. W. Ange Co.
We handle the and
Son guano dis-
Come and examine
them- We can give prices that
interest you.
Harrington, Barber Co.
The famous Cox cotton plant-
and guano sowers are still
going. Prices and terms right,
See us before you buy.
A. G. Cox Co.
Winterville, N. C.
Mesdames C. L. Patrick and
W. J. Boyd, of Ayden, spent
Monday here visiting friends.
Rev. T. H. King went to
den Monday night.
There will be Sunbeam
cites at the Baptist church
day night at All are
invited to be present.
S. L. Ange, of
pent Saturday and Sunday here
with his son, A. W. Ange.
Winterville. N. C.
A. W. Ange Co., wish to
announce to their many
that their spring goods are
here. All are most cordially
invited to come and examine our
line. We can give you prices
that will interest you.
J. S. Cox, express messenger
on the A. C, L., is spending a
few days at home. He is now
on the run from Baltimore to
Charleston.
Capt Thomas Johnson, Billie
and
of Ayden, attended services at
the Baptist church here Sunday
Mrs. B. G. Taylor, of Ayden.
was here Tuesday visiting
Misses Annie Carroll and Roland
Cobb are visiting relatives here.
Rev. T. H. King filled his reg-
appointment at school
house Sunday evening. He was
accompanied by J. E. Greene.
Rev. B. F. Huske will conduct
Easter services at the Episcopal
church here Sunday afternoon
at All are cordially invited
to these services.
Be sure to hear the editor of
the Progressive Farmer at the
school chapel Friday night.
Farmers, come and bring your
families along with you. Mr.
Poe's subject will be, can
we do for the There
is a treat in store for you, for
those who read The Progressive
Farmer will bear us up in this
a few days, had died.
Winton Salem N. C, April
Hon. C. B. Watson was permit
to sit up in bed a short time
His appetite is excellent
and h's general condition is re-
. encouraging.
Elizabeth City, N. C, April
One of the bloodiest brawls
that has ever been known in this
section occurred last night at
Columbia, county, in
which three were killed
and one terribly wounded.
Wilmington, N. C, April
After taking the matter under
advisement over nigh
W. R. Allen, in the Superior
court, this morning sustained
the motion of the
counsel to quash the bill of in-
in the case of Walter
Buoy and the Diamond Match
Company, charged with violation
of the State anti-trust law, chap-
laws of 1907, on the
around that a strict construction
of the statue does apply to agent
or unless such agent be
a corporation agent.
A son of Mr. Ben Herring, who
lives on the Wynn place in Buck-
died suddenly Thursday.
The boy's age was about fifteen.
He had been fire in the
field, and becoming exhausted,
lay down and in a short time ex-
It is thought that death
was due to heart
ton Free Press.
revivify LIVER and restore
its natural action.
A healthy LIVER means purr
Pure blood means health.
Health means happiness.
Take no Substitute. All Druggists.
INVITES GOVERNORS.
Chief Executive o Thirteen Original
States to Participate in Celebration.
Charlotte, April
committee which is direct
the program of exercise
to be held here on the twentieth
of May in celebration of the
134th anniversary of the signing
of the Declaration
Independence, has invited tin
the governors of the thirteen
original States to come to
for the three
ties. Governor Eben S. Draper
has accepted.
The people of Charlotte are
to give Mr. th
greatest reception ever accorded
a president of the United States
in a Southern city. Local
of both the Southern and
Seaboard railroads have given
the assurance that ample train
accommodations will be provided
and that reduced rates will be
offered. Special trains will be
operated into the city on the
20th, from all
Editor Poe Coming.
If there is an editor in North
Carolina doing more than an-
other for the general uplift
betterment of the people, it is
Mr. C, H. Toe. editor of The
Progressive Farmer, a p
that visits t e homes of more
people than any other in the
State. That Editor Toe is
Pitt county this week and de
liver two addresses, is cause for
congratulation, for our people are
fortunate in this opportunity to
hear him. He will speak in
Winterville Friday night to the
pupils of Winterville school
and people of that community,
and on Saturday he will address
the Association at
their meeting in Greenville. A
cordial invitation is extended
every one to hear these ad-
dresses Mr. Poe's subject will
we can do for the
Some of
The Bank of
Mr. J. W. Ferrell tells us that
the stockholders of the Bank of
Robersonville held their, annual
meeting on Friday. The report
of the officers showed that the
of the bank for the past
year were J per cent and a
cash dividend of per cent was
declared. The bank is now four
years old, has a capital stock of
and surplus of
The Reflector has nice
stationery for print-
and turns out good work.
Send in your orders.
Pile Remedy is put up in a
tube with nozzle attached. May be
applied directly to the affected parts.
Guaranteed. Pi ice Sold by John
L.
Farm For acres,
bright tobacco soil. Five miles
from Greenville, Tarboro road.
No more desirable small farm in
Pitt county. Address, W. A. B.
Hearne, Greenville, N. C.
d w t f
Stray Taken Up.
I have taken up a stray male hoar,
color red with black spots, weight
about so pounds, marked full crop in
left ear, and half moon in right
ear. Owner can get same by proving
ownership and paying charges.
J. W. Allen, Jr.
Two miles East of Greenville.
Happenings
RATHER DIE. DOCTOR.
than fa feet cut said M. L.
of
from
rat i away if you
aid all doctors Intend housed Buck
lens till who cured.
Its cure eczema, sore, ho Is,
burns and I astound the word.
at all Druggists.
Get the Laugh.
Passing Winterville
Thursday afternoon, the editor
spied C. T. Cox standing in the
crowd at the depot and stepped
off the train long enough to get
that laugh. Theodore prefaced
it with a good joke on Captain
Barr in reference to a prayer the
latter made when in the hospital
recently. The laugh came then
sure enough, and was so
that it shook the train, or
rather everybody in it. Theo-
will take notice that it has
been fixed with the powers that
be in Greenville so that he can
laugh as much as he pleases
whenever he comes here, without
fear of restraint or danger of
being run in.
Stork Leave Two.
J. T. home in Pitt
county Friday evening visit-
ed by a generous stork, which
left with the happy parents two
fine lusty boys. Mr. Dupree is
an Edgecombe boy and it is a
pleasure to chronicle that be is
setting a most excellent example
for his neighbors in making
crops as well as in perpetuating
the Southerner.
New Orleans, April
J. a lawyer, convicted
of defrauding clients of
was today to four
years in the penitentiary.
Ga., April
Eugene and J. L. Williams,
brothers, were shot down on a
street of this place today by V.
T. formerly of
Ga., J. L. Williams being
fatally hurt. The brothers
are members of the firm of Jar
man Williams. It was stated
that had given this
firm a check the bank would not
honor; that Eugene demanded
the money, a fight resulting. J.
L. Williams went to his brother's
rescue, it is explained, when
drew his pistol.
Fort Worth, Texas,
Fanned by a wind fire which
in a barn at Jennings
i Avenue and Peter Smith street,
in the southern portion of this
city this afternoon, swept over
an area of ten blocks in length
and seven in width, destroyed
property roughly estimated in
value to be in excess of
and caused the death of six
persons.
Washington. April
announcement was made at the
White House to day that
dent Eliot of Harvard, had de-
the Ambassadorship to
the Court of St. James.
Washington, April car
containing five horses intended
for the White House stables was
struck on a siding at Orange,
Va., on the C. railroad by a
car running wild today, and
nearly every horse in the car was
injured. The animals were en-
route from Hot Springs in
One of the horses was for
Taft and the others for members
of his cabinet.
Philadelphia, Pa., April 5.-A
cigarette stub caused a
fire in the building occupied by
the Stetson Piano Company to-
day. The building was gutted.
Five women music teachers
were rescued from the building.
As the firemen broke in the
doors an explosion hurled them
right and left, some flying all
the way across the street Three
were injured so severely they
had to be taken to a hospital-
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GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY. APR. 1909
WE CAN DO
FOR THE
in value it would increase per
cent. And why again Simply
because of the better training of
pet And a long
time have they preached.
Hugging this vampire delusion.
Extracts Fro Speech Editor C. H.
Poe.
In the the splendid civilization
of the twentieth
South has fallen behind. It is
idle for us to claim that our sec-
still holds the commanding
position it had a century or a half
century ago. It is not alone in
the fact that the destinies of
America are no longer guided by
Southern we no
longer have our and
and and
and Jacksons and Cal-
and Clays. The fault lies
deeper than this. With us the
average man is not trained to do,
and is not doing, the effective
HOC VA av-v.
the average population of Southern plantation owner
country, has seen vast areas abandoned
and gullies, in
The poorer every man Is, the j of the fact that intelligent
poorer you are, not the would have kept them
of this, as too many people have productive a thousand years,
long believed. Every
whose earning power is Of all our errors the greatest
par below normal, is a burden has been to recognize
community, he fact that the prosperity of
COMING IN ALL ITS ENTIRETY
work be does in the
Neither in wealth nor education
does our average man measure
up to the average man in other
sections.
average pea capita of wealth of
the Carolinas was higher than
the for the whole country;
in 1900 the average in North
Carolina was only and in
South Carolina only as
against for the whole
And the tragic
upon the pros
parity of the average man, and in
many cases the actual acceptance
of the doctrine that the State is
by having cheap
trained labor. We now see, on
the contrary, that labor is a
curse.
And our second great error has
like unto belief that
even if the prosperity of every
does depend upon the pros-
you must rise or all. decline of the average man, we
prosper, with you neighbor, too poor to train him. The
You will be richer for his wealth. I truth is. we are too poor not to
down the whole level of life and
every other man in the
is poorer by reason of his
presence, whether he be white
man or or what not.
Your untrained, inefficient
man is not only a poverty-breed-
for himself, but the contagion
of it curses every man in the
community that is guilty of
John H. World's Famous Show
Greenville, Tuesday April One
Day Only.
A whole city of employ-
ed. Unequal in quality and hon-
est character.
The strange colony of people,
handsome horses, rare wild
and golden caravans are
scheduled to arrive in the early
hours of Tuesday morning by
their own special train. Circus
ASSOCIATION.
SUNDAY A GREAT DAY.
Two Great Saturday- Last At Methodist
I Sermons by Dr.
. m j. I i C,
at the leach-1
Association during the past j The word is merely
year has been unusually of the
and the programs have been of a
high order each meeting. The
meeting Saturday was the last
one for the year, the large
auditorium of the graded school
was taxed to its capacity to
accommodate the audience that
him untrained. The law of
changeless justice decrees that
suit of the rally day at
the Methodist school
Sunday morning. The largest
attendance, perhaps, that ever
gathered that root for
studying Biblical
a j to
poorer tor his poverty.
And so today every man who
is tilling an were of land in the
South so that it produced only-
half what intelligently directed
labor would get out of it. every
man who is doing poor work of
any kind, every man who is
do so.
country, .
nation of why the average man creating and earning only
in the United States, as a whole, a day instead W or as
has accumulated almost exactly intelligent labor would do, every
three times as much as the inefficient man no matter in what
average man in the Carolinas, is of work, is a burden on the
found in the fact that in n down the
average thousand sons and j level of life for every other man
and native whites in j in the community. Suppose
the Caroline there are almost are his i , . .
Having thus given my plat-
form, let me now remind of
two or three other things. First,
in regard to the service rendered
by leaders, men of genius, ex
men. I do not decry
such men; I would rather exalt
them. One leader may be
worth to a State, may con-
tribute more to its average
of i and to its pros-
than ten
nary me. This admission only
strengthens, rather than weak-
ens, my argument to the training
exactly three times as many who cause of his Inefficiency his the people There no
can neither read nor write as because of hi failure- to find leader
average such in the to contribute to public funds and and bring him to light, no oil, r
United States as a whole. public movement you must way by which v
have neglected aver- have poorer roads, poorer capacity for leadership.
age man; this bar. been our a meaner and .
Talk about a house, a shabbier church, lower i L, the second pUce
r.,; there Until res I priced your teacher will be remember that the genius cam ,
;, more poorly raid, your preacher's rise to his stature
Ii- will r smaller, your ignorant and untrained people
and newspapers will have a smaller I An environment ignorance is
day will begin with a grand
glittering, free street parade,
having the show grounds at
o'clock noon. The show has
tied up in chariots,
musical
fanciful and historic costumes,
and other expensive and
things of distinctive parade use.
It is now understood that the
world famous
shows carry as many people.
i horses, wild animals and show
as any other snow
I traveling. On the
agent of the Sparks shows
in town, contracting with the
i grocer, bakers, creameries, etc.
for an immense quantity of food
to be delivered to the show-
I grounds early Tuesday morning.
The whole world ransacked for
wonders, this season,
most these appearing in
j America for the first time. A
herd of performing elephants,
j dancing and horses,
are emphasized feature.-, in the
big list of circus performances.
show is to be here one day
only, giving
I S o'clock, p. m., rain or
shine. Special excursion prices
I -this city. children,
adults.
had assembled to hear Hr. heaven and earth,
A MOONLIGHT
circulation, your town will have a mi
his rage
and This is the poorer mark
measure of all their values, your merchant
in speaking to you I an going to smaller trade, your bank smaller
lay down this as my first your manufacturer
To develop our patronage, and so on
we must develop the on. . The ramifications are
aid efficiency of our average unending.
population, and material re
sources of the State-mineral
soils, water power, climate, or
what not, are valuable or worth-
less in proportion to the
ency the intelligence, energy and
character o your average citizen.
you take the farm as
an illustration of this truth, the
farm on which you were reared,
let us say. Very well; let me
ask then if it was not as fertile
years ago as
alas, very much more fertile, and
better wooded, and yet you
could have bought it then for as
many cents as it would cost
dollars now. And why Sim
ply because of the character,
the inefficiency of the average
man in the community. Then
he was an untrained, ignorant,
worthless savage. Now the
average man is of a higher order,
and value has advanced just in
proportion to the efficiency, that
is to say, the intelligence,
and character of the average
citizen.
Or without going back
years, let us take this same farm
today. Suppose you could put
acres of it in the middle of
Africa tomorrow. Before night
it would decrease in value per
And why Simply be-
cause of a degraded and
trained population as compared
with ours. Or you might put the
same acres the middle of
Massachusetts tomorrow, and in-
stead of decreasing per Cent.
On the other hand, every
man, every man trained
to do good worn whether by the
the or by any other
method, is making the whole
community richer. If by doing
better work he doubles his in-
come, does not that the
merchants will have more trade,
the banks larger deposits, the
newspaper better patronage, the
preacher a larger salary, the
county and State better
so that roads, schools and school-
houses will feel and show the
thrill of a new power that has
come to them Every man who
comes into the community with
new talent and skill, every man
trained by method to the greater
efficiency and dynamic
every such man lifts the
whole level of prosperity for the
community. No matter what
you have to muscular
labor, your skill, your scientific
Knowledge, your manufacturing
product, your get paid
for it in proportion to the
ency and prosperity of the aver-
age man with whom you deal, and
the great masses in the
must be intelligent and
efficient if the general level of
prosperity is to be high.
farmer, the common
laborer of any sort, needs no
training. Educate him and you
spoil him. The poorer you keep
him, the richer will be the upper
These have been our
his
your Mankind could not have had a
Darwin while other men were
a Shakespeare while
other men were in the Stone Age
period, . or a while the
average man ate raw flesh and
lived in caves. Could Milton
have written
for illiterate mountaineers
They would have called him a
crank. Could Raphael have
painted
for Mexican greasers They
would have murdered him and
used his canvass for a tent.
Could Morse have wrought out
the telegraph for African
ages They have called
him a conjurer and burned him
at the stake. And today can an
illiterate population, whether in
North Carolina, in New Mexico
in Arkansas, or anywhere, hold a
great lawyer, or preacher, or
doctor, or orator, or artist The
chances are, as you know, that
he will go to new York.
P y i pie
I mi .-ii .
Bi th I be f I in cW -g.
o ,. . the I.
Th. I tot on f
; ;
Ana u eon i.
As the pi
Clarence II. Poe, editor of The
Progressive Farmer, and Dr.
Jno. C president of
Trinity
After the devotional exercises
conducted by Rev. D. W. Arnold,
of the church, a
minutes were spent in hear-
short talks by several of the
teachers reviewing the work of
the past year.
Promptly at eleven o'clock,
Mr. was very fittingly and
ably introduced by Prof. G. E.
Lint berry. We wish that every
man, woman, girl and boy in
Pitt county could heard Mr.
Poe's able address. His subject
was can do for the
Extracts of his speech
will be given later. Some of the
hading farmers and business
men of the county were present
spoke in highest terms of
this address
Next on the program was the
eloquent address of Dr. John C.
who introduced by
Prof W. II. in his
usual easy and graceful
Dr. was at his best and
. one of the most
and stirring,
the as i i n has I,
H. fir.-t the res s
of our bi ash to gr to
develop the strongest of
m . I corny i ;
i id
u d v.
a I the
You're ah ad, rival's l hind;
; Ai u h c h i cos r.
Kind.
yea-S from y If you live it,
will come to you
mind;
As H on the till perfect
Kin J.
But, says some one. we must
have a certain amount of
trained and uneducated labor to
shovel dirt and drive mules, and
milk cows. I deny it I tell
you rather that there is no task
under heaven which an
gent man cannot do better and
cheaper than an unintelligent
man. We need no
rant labor. Farmers in the
South have grown poor hiring
the ignorant to take one
mule plow an acre of land a
day three or four inches deep,
but farmers in Iowa have grown
rich by paying several times as
much to an intelligent white man
to take three horses and plow
four acres a day six to eight
inches deep.
We must educate and train all
our people. We must increase
the efficiency, intelligence, skill
and energy of our average man.
The man, white or black,
whose efficiency is above par is a
help, and the man whose
is below par is a hind-
I do not know what we
are going to do with the
I do know that we must either
frame a scheme of education and
training that will keep him from
dragging down the whole level
of life in the South, that will
make him more efficient, a pros-
maker and not a poverty-
breeder; or else he will get out
of the way to the
white immigrant. We must either
have the trained, or we
must not have him at ill.
trained, be is a burden on us all.
Better a million acres of unfilled
land than a million acres of mis-
tilled land.
To help forward every agency
that looks to increasing the
of our average man, is
the supreme duty of men who
would rebuild the South; and the
common school, as has been said,
is the most efficient agency ever
devised for this purpose
our
v. i tab v, here w; have i
rounds ming with ;
forests full of
and our broad fields yield
abundant
be struggle to
mar. Fertile
extensive forests, and all other
resources of the stay
j are not the agents of progress,
man i- the only We owe
development neither to the
conservative, nor to the radical.
The world owes nothing to the
extremist. The work of the
teacher is to control the inter-
forces. Between these
extremes is the history making
maps. There are too many re-
placed on the
teacher. The home ought to be
responsible for domestic training
of the boys and girls not the
schools. Girls should be taught
to cook and to sew by their
mothers. The boys should be
taught to plow at home, for
there he comes in contact with
nature and learns her lessons.
The people must either out
more money in educational mat-
or do part the training at
home.
Layer raisins, pound at
S. M. Schultz.
Thus closed the program for
the day, We look back on the
year's work with much pleasure,
and yet a pang of sorrow comes
over us as we think that next
year, there will be many faces
missing when the association
meets for another year's work.
added one m we round in its
ever lengthening U the
best record yet The last
seat in the wan
the id of
present and v One in-
and pleasing truth re-
the history of this class
is the fact that it is not a stream-
like class that rues from its sand
bars and its banks in
one night, but more like that of
a flower, slow in growth yet each
progressive development is SO
perfectly made that finally in its
maturity it boldly defying
the storms of time to destroy its
beauty.
Dr. filled the pulpit both
night and morning. In bis mus-
he dwelt upon his
morning text, it be
thought a tiling with
that d s raise the
Using the old
truths but clothing them in his
own attract speech
had eye and
e b art in
hi- grasp. He . isms
of t
vi. g th it Lura thins
me eye i- natural to
b i-hat i; mi
c as at one id i
at
i at is i at
an th r. . .
u; i . i-e to
At text
was, cam i i the
world . o v.- I but
through i mi t be
Dr. K I
upon the character of
which he declared the most
unique the has ever known.
He said that or, C
Shakespeare, Aristotle and other
philosophers, scientists and
writer and their works are
not to be compared with
the Great Redeemer and His
divine mission. Ha further
dwelt upon Christian passion to
save the world and drew in his
rare eloquence a beautiful picture
of Him, while with the awful
pain he cried out, tell him
who plaited the crown of thorns
and pressed it on my brow; go
tell him who drove the in
my hands and feet; go tell the
Roman soldier who thrust his
sword in my side, that I forgive
them
Dr. sermons were the
best, perhaps, ever preached to
the Greenville people, who
flocked out both morning and
night to hear him. He is a
great piece of intellect, a true
North Carolinian and one of the
best preachers on the continent.
So we are especially interested
to have such a man preach in our
church and our community.
Reporter.
at
The singing class of the Ox-
ford Orphan Asylum will give a
concert in Lady Turnage opera
house, at on
day night, 28th.
Cotton seed meal and hulls, at
F. V. Johnston's.
Corn meal, cricked corn and
whole grain corn, at F. V. John
opposite N. A S. depot.
For room house,
large yard and quarter acre
garden, Terms reasonable,
id F. V. Johnston.
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loan Bale,
Ry or envy malice,
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content of
The Home of Quality.
Jones worked hard denied
himself an mil b ill order to pay Ilia
life that be bud neither
time the to sick, and he
outlived all the who were
meanwhile engaged the relatively
of lying back and
waiting for him to die
of the matter he became
that lie had a good deal of fun,
after all fun. Indeed, than
claimed
to . my hi duties.
a I a, and de-
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Opened by J
next to Frank Tyson's
Rouen Spell will wait on you.
mo d.
There is more comfort
than you ought to ex
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is perfectly smooth,
no wax, tacks, or
threads to injure the
feet. The leather is
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and surely you could
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st Prize. Beautiful Mahogany
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finish Princess Dresser worth
5.00.
3rd Prize. Beautiful
Piece Toilet set worth
10.00.
prizes are all here and now on exhibition at our
The way to GET SOMETHING FOR NOTHING.
Come to our store and worth of goods or pay on your
account and either will entitle you to one draw at these lovely
prizes. Every time you buy worth of goods or pay on your
account you are entitled to on draw.
this great offer will sell at the closest possible
prices. Call and look over our entire stock. trouble to show
We have the most beautiful, complete and up to date line
of Furniture. Stoves. Go-Carts. Matting. Rugs and Squares in
Pitt county. Drawing will commence Saturday. April
at o'clock.
Yours truly,
TAFT BOYD
Furniture Company.
Are YOU Ready But One Things certain;
you're not ready, no matter where you're going, unless you
are dressed properly. The best clothes for you to wear
any man to best clothes made, are
Hart Schaffner Marx
The new styles are smart; we'd just like to have you
see the various models we show in the Varsity sack suit;
they're the snappiest styles you'll ever see.
The new fabrics, too, aTe especially attractive; bright
colorings, handsome patterns.
BANNISTER OXFORDS, are here in all leathers, and
widths. The name Banister means a superior to all other
makes. Prices 5.50 and 5.00.
WALK-OVER it you happen to get on the sunny side of the
street, just Walk Over and take a glance at our and
8.50 OXFORDS. We are showing the greatest line on earth
and styles and finish you will the highest price shoes.
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j p , , store on Five Point
to co mo.
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THE MAN'S
OUTFITTER
UNITED OF BACH
Ayden. N. C. April 1909.
The United Brotherhood of
Bachelors Nu. Ayden, met on
Thursday evening, April 1.1909.
The Brotherhood was called to
order by Father E. F- Burney.
for the discussion of such
as might come before the
Brotherhood.
The minutes of last session
were read and approved.
The following members were
J. B. Pierce. S. F.
Nobles, J. T. Keel, L. E. Tarn-
age, J. H. L. Templeton, Wilbur
Tingle. C. G. Moore, T. D. Moore,
Hart, M. F. C. V.
Cannon, E. J. Gardner. Sam
Bridgers, R. A. Fleming, Bud
Joe, Mumford, R. L.
Turnage, E. L. Turnage, J. H.
Coward, A. V. Taylor, E. B.
Joyner, Roy Cannon.
Two applications for member-
ship were J. H.
Tripp broken hearted
and W. A. lack of
both applications passed.
Brothers C. G. Moore, E. L.
J. H. Coward and C.
V. Cannon announced that they
wished t withdraw from the
Brotherhood as they had gained
confidence adequate to taking
themselves a member of our
fairer sex, which was followed
by a hearty hand shaking of con-
Bro. J. T. Keel made a motion
to the effect each brother
be more dignified, polite and
courteous in the future, that by
so doing we might win some
weak hearted member of the
fairer sex.
A bill of was presented
by M. M. Sauls for false teeth,
wigs and beauty powders which
was ordered paid.
being no further
to come before the Brother-
hood we to close to
meet again May 1st, 1909.
Gardner, Sec.
SEEDS
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re run,.
Write to-day; Mention Paper.
WASHINGTON FLEMING.
SEND W CENTS
and i
A Pretty Morning
At o'clock on Wednesday
morning at the home
of the i
ESTABLISHED 1875-
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Wholesale and retail Grocer
morning at the home or Dealer. Cash
bride's parent. Mr. and Mrs. b. for Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed
I. Fleming, near House. .
Annie B. Fleming and Mr.
GENERAL NEWS.
Over the
OBJECT TO MEDICINES.
Many people object to taking the
usually prescribed
There is
n. n. ad of internal tr in any
ease of mu.-cu or
and than DIM out of every
ten of the are of one or
the other of these varieties. v hen
there is no fever and
swelling, you may know that it is only
necessary to apply Chamberlain a
freely to get quick relief.
Try it. For sale by J. L. Woolen
Coward Wooten.
Some of the
New York April
from home sickness and in love
with a young woman whom he
did not know, Frank Lucas,
years old, an office boy. com-
suicide today in his i m
in Brooklyn, by inhaling gas.
On his bureau was the photo
graph of Mary Shaw, an actress,
whom he had seen and who had
become the object of his
A number of novels scat-
about the room, most of
which had the name
inserted in pencil in place of the
heroine, led the police to believe
the boy was love sick as well as
home sick
Chicago, April least
persons are reported dead and a
number are suffering from in-
juries the result of a terrific
tornado which swept through
the middle west, destroying
crops and property in
Arkansas, Tennessee. Kentucky,
Illinois, and Indiana, where
many towns today were
to recover from the havoc
wrought.
Berlin. April 7.-A huge ice-
berg on which Russian fisher-
men were working near Riga,
was suddenly driven toward the
open sea and all of
were able to escape, accord-
to a dispatch from Riga.
One version is that the berg over-
turned while far out at sea and
all the persons were down-
ed. Another dispatch says that
the iceberg is still drifting
out to sea and that scores
of fishermen have fallen into the
sea.
Clement Washington, of
more, were married by Rev. J.
B. Cook, of Greenville.
As the bridal entered
the parlor the wedding march
was played by Miss
Nobles.
The dame of honor was Mrs.
V. C. Fleming and the maids of
honor Misses Sidney Davenport
and Alma Fleming
The bride entered with her
father and the groom with his best
man, Mr. Wm. of
New York.
Immediately after the
the couple went to House
station where they took the
morning A. C L. train for a
bridal tour to Northern cities.
Oil Turkeys, Eggs, Oak
Bedsteads, Mattresses, etc.
Suits, Baby Carriages, Go Carts.
Parlor suits Tables. Lounges.
Safes, P. and Gail Ax
Snuff, Life Tobacco. Key
West Cheroots, Henry George
Cigars, Canned Cherries, Peach,
es, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup,
Jelly, Meat. Flour, Sugar, Coffee,
Soap, Lye Magic Food, Matches,
Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls,
Garden Seeds, Oranges, es,
Nuts, Candies, Dried Apples-
Peaches, Prunes. Currants,
Raisins, Glass and
Wooden ware. Cakes and Crack-
Macaroni. Best But-
New Royal Sewing Machines
and numerous other goods.
Quality and quantity cheap for
cash. Come see me.
BAKER AND HART
The plate to buy your Hardware. Com-
to select from, quality
goods only.
Agricultural Implements A Specialty
Consisting Plows. Mowers, Harrows, Stalk
Cutters. Rakes and high grade Cultivators
both riding and walking,
American Fence Wire
in the most popular heights on hand.
Complete stock ready mixed
PAINTS
ONE TOUCH OF MAKES
THE WHOLE WOULD
When a rooster finds a big- fat worm
he all the hens in the farm yard
t. come and it. A similar trait
of human nature is to b- observed when
a man discovers
ally he wants all his friends and
m to at arc the benefit of his
discovery. This is the U of nature
hat the whole world kin.
exp aim why who have bee I
cu-ed Cough R.
letters to the for
publication, that others ailing
may also use it and obtain Be-
every one of these is a
warm hearted wish of the writer be
use to tome e else. This is
for sale by J L. Wooten and Coward
Wooten.
S M
Choice Cut Flowers
Hoses, carnations, and violets
a specialty. Wedding
and floral offering
ranged in best style at short
notice. Summer flowering
bedding plants, rose
hushes and everything in the
line at
J CO
Raleigh. N. C.
Phone
colors.
Orders filled
of the highest grade in all
teed per cent pure,
promptly.
Those wishing to purchase LIME
will do well to see us as we carry i I
but the best.
It you contemplate building give us a
call. We will appreciate your business and
will take care your orders and
tee prices. When wishing anything men-
in the above don't tail to look up
Lumber Co. Increasing.
C. B- Russell, formerly of
Call, S. C, has located here and
become a partner in the Building
He becomes treas-
of the company and general
manager of the plant, succeeding
C. V. York in that capacity.
Mr. York now has charge of the
contracting department of the
company and will devote his
entire time to that branch of
the business. We understand
that the company is negotiating
for several building contracts of
considerable proportion in other
towns-
Candies Fruits Candies
You want the beat and the
purest. We p no other kind.
F. domestic fruits a
everything in season.
We make fresh candy every day.
CANDY
KITCHEN
Phone No
R. L. DAVIS, pres.
FOR CONSTIPATION.
Bat No Reward
The following is taken from
the Franklin a
big freshet in the river hire on
August Hart
wrote the following, placed it in
a half-pint flask and threw it into
the finder of will
return to E. Badger Hart, Louis-
burg, N. d and receive a hand-
some One day last week
Badger received a letter from L.
R. Whichard. N. C.
that he found the fl
containing the above near the
mouth of Pamlico river, within
sight of Washington, N. C, on
the 17th of
Another thing that might be
told in connection with this is no
was sent
in response to the letter.
Wednesday evening at the
home of the bride in South
Greenville, Mr. Robert E. Over-
ton and Miss Vivian Dudley were
married by Rev. D. W. Arnold.
RHEUMATISM.
More than nine out of every ten
case of rheumatism are simply
of the muscles, . to cold or
damp weather or
In such cases no internal tr. is
required. free application of
Chamberlain's Liniment is ail that is
needed, and it is to give quick
relief.
t If how it relieves
and Price cents I
cents Sold by J. L.
and
Mr. L. H. a prominent
, of Lake, Iowa,
Stomach and Liver
Tablets are certainly Win beat thing on
the market for
tablets a trial You are certain
to find them agreeable and pleasant n
Price, cents. Sample free.
Ft ale by J. L. Wooten and
t Wooten.
to.
NORFOLK. VA
Cotton Buyers. Brokers
in Stocks, Cotton. Grain
and Provisions,
PRIVATE WIRE
to New York. Chicago
and New Orleans.
J. A.
THE BANK OF GREENVILLE.
GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA.
OUR CAPITAL OF
AND SURPLUS AND PROFITS
Not to mention the double
Liability of Stockholders of an-
other gives absolute
security to those who deposit
with us. This is a feature worth
remembering. Business cordially
solicited
Pin GETS GOOD PLACE
, ,
w. j
, j . l to Malta.
Mr. J. J. Made Super-
of State Prison.
The new board of director., of
the prison at their initial
meeting yesterday elected the
following
J. J. Laugh-
of Pitt salary,
per annum, reduced from
Prison T. W.
of Halifax; salary,
ed from
Prison Dr. I. G.
Riddick. of Youngsville; salary,
per month.
The election of these gentle-
men was recommended by
Governor Kitchin, was also,
the election of T. P. Sale, of j
Raleigh, as warden.
Superintendent j
has already assumed control,
and the retiring superintendent.
Mr. J. S- Mann, left yesterday
for his home in Hyde county.
Raleigh News and Observer.
Why Chicken. Don't
TiM following conversation
was overheard between two boys
aged seven and
why can't chickens
they don't have to; when
they wants anything they just
pull their wish-bones and they
their wish.
tor for May.
STILL WITH
The
Mutual Life
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF
NEW YORK,
OLDEST IN AMERICA,
LARGEST
IN
THE WORLD.
1843. over
H. BENTLEY HARRISS
Office Na
GREENVILLE. N. CAROLINA
James Little Cashier.
P M. JOHNSTON.
ENGINEER and
Running repairs to all ind of
UP BEFORE THE BAR.
N H. Brown, an attorney, of
field, Vt., have Dr.
New Life for years and
find them such a good family medicine
we wouldn't do without them.
chills, constipation, or sick
they work wonders, at
all
Engines,
Steam fittings, erecting
Tobacco machinery, all a
Agent for Machinery and
Electrical novelties. Give us a trial.
All work guaranteed and terms
Message left at H. L. Carr a
will receive prompt attention, or phone
No.
THE REST ROOM
In the Building OB Third street. Open for the
use of Ladies earning In from the country to spend
the day in Greenville. Matron in charge,
and every attention free.
All Ladies Cordially Welcomed.
A HEALING SALVE FOR BURNS.
CHAPPED AND J
NIPPLES. i
a healing salvo for burn .
sore nipple I p d hands ham-
Salve U most It B
allay a the pain of n bum i
and unless th Injury
severe. without leaving j g
a tear, Fur by
J. L. Woolen and Coward Wooten.
Not Quite
How you can got a
done X
nail or screw driver or
lacking. Have a good
tool box and prepared for X
emergencies. Our W.
Is a you could desire, and
we will see that your tool
box does not lack a single
useful article.
Of C
You get Harm s
, Horse Goods c
of
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Corey
Wood's Seeds
For The
Garden Farm.
Thirty years in business, with
a steadily increasing trade every
we have to-day
of the largest businesses in seeds
in this tho best of
evidence as to
The Superior Quality
of Wood's Seeds.
are headquarters for
Grass and Clover Seeds,
Seed Potatoes. Seed Oats.
Cow Peas. Beans and
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Wood's Descriptive. Catalog
the most useful and valuable of
Heed Catalogs
mailed free on request.
WOOD SONS,
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When you have baggage to g i
to phone No. l U
Furniture And House Furnishing Goods
For Cash or on Installments.
In Building Formerly Occupied by Dispensary. Large Stock, of
Needed in your House. Our P. ices are low.
BROWN SAVAGE
CENTRAL
Barber Shop
W. P. EDWARDS
The you are looking for
when
Bill Posting and Sign Tacking
. Novelties and Calendars for Adv.
EdmondS Fleming Framed to Order
Located in main business sec-
of the town. Four chairs
in operation and each one
sided over by a skilled barber ,
Our place is inviting, razors j
sharp. Our towels clean,
thank you for past patronage
and ask you to call
good work is wanted.
The Reflector has nice
stationery for print-
and turns out good work.
Send in your orders.
Safety Blades Sharpened
cents dozen.
for
Paper Typewriter
Bel made.
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Subscribe for The
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making the to become mayor at a
judgeship farce, he salary of He must either
A ,,., i. was
D. J. WHICHARD,
EDITOR AND
GREENVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA.
Subscription-One Year
Six Months
Single Copy
inc may be had upon
I business office in in.;
Building, corner Evans and
Third s re.-t.
one let the
go back home.
Every North Carolina Con-
except one, Mr.
in, voted against putting lumber
the free list, and the tariff
tax will stay on that product.
have thought there was near
danger of losing his first job, or
of the State prison will come
that there was pretty big near giving general
holding the last one. man in the State,
how, there are queer things in H lot in many ways
MR. J. J. ON THE JUDGE SHIP.
The appointment of Mr. J. J.,
as superintend.
on
politics.
at
N. C-i mail matter.
for the duties of
by his life
especially is he
day new
FRIDAY APR. 1909.
Washington also has her ban Is
full Of a municipal muddle.
If in doubt go to Washington,
and you will still be in doubt.
It is in order to brush your
teeth before going to Washing-
ton.
Some of them are predicting
now that the passage of the tariff pared to assume the task, for
bill before congress will lose early he has carried
lions to President Taft s judge- to the Republicans
At the age of sixteen be left
school and joined the r-
ate army and was soon
elected of his com-
Returning to his home
after the war he witnessed the
sale of his father's entire landed
under execution to
ratifying to the bought prior to the
MM.
Editor
Once upon a time there dwelt
in the great eastern countries a
very rich and famous king, one
whom the Lord had blessed with
a good understanding. A good
judge of human nature, and rich
to beat the band- His wisdom in
ship menagerie, lithe audience
Will stand for it the show might
be kept up as a summer
No, the temper-,
ante movement ID Nebraska Ml
not calculated to make Mr.
an Dis
patch.
Now isn't that cruel
I tin
the next election. would
; like to see it that way, but you
i watch the bosses pass out a sop
now and then to keep the boys
lined up. is a great thing
cuts no figure he-
King's X Roads, N. C. April
Miss Irene Smith spent Wed-
night with Miss
Tyson.
Miss Ellen Tyson spent Wed-
night at J. A.
Mrs, Sam Joyner spent Friday
night at W. H. Tyson's.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Saturday in Falk-
land.
J A. Forbes and family and
to beat in .
all things he had to do with L- Allen attended the picnic
him great among the at Smith school house
They are keeping Castro
the run until he has nearly rim
out.
Florida Mississippi both
indulged in Easter Sunday
lynch
There were something like
half a dozen candidates to make
application to the Board of
Commissioners for appoint-
to the position of cotton
weight r for Greenville.
It ii
of county that
J. J.
has been chosen as superintend-
of the State penitentiary,
lie is a good man for the place
and his long experience as a
will be valuable in man-
aging the affairs In connection
with the prison and the working
A prominent Pit the convicts.
going to the penitentiary. Rut I
We
for
tin. .
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coin
inn
The
got
Ii
before
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there is anything else thou
to feel bad over as he
I . . in the capacity of super-
that
THE PRESIDENT'S PREPARATION
. was reported that
Jen Taft veto the pend
census bill if it did mil pro
r. A
.-. , . . . I .; pit
; . . i c. u .
i-
. I it
s hi. I
h and
. urn at it,
in the own.
Did . u fellow
; l
. . ii
he
judge .,. n . I It u
I there are u re . one that ii
i- being held
HI
hit
hit
an
The thing ;
until an
that nearly all i tie.
want oil .
.- like is about
to rival Raleigh in the disclosure
of
officials.
Wake students are
winners in with
of other colleges,
usually get beaten in base ball
games. Pretty good indication
which branch of training
I most attention at Wake Forest.
Next Monday is a leg
legal
When to a scramble
for office there is not much
One side is about as
bad as the other.
Congressman wants to
recall his tariff bill from the sen-
ate for an opportunity to do
some of the work over.
among day ill North Carolina, not be-
cause it is Easier Monday but as
it happens to fall on the 12th of
April the General Assembly
of North Carolina made it a
day in commemoration of the
provincial congress at Halifax on
that date in 1770.
Raleigh is having trouble with
burglars. A few hangings, or
electrocutions, would be whole-
some for the capital city.
Give Marion Butler a chance
to manipulate some North Caro-
bonds and he will not miss
that line and costs go much.
A Massachusetts fellow who
wanted to get his name in print,
predicted that this country
would have a severe earthquake
today, but we have not felt the
shake yet. He might have an-
that the president was
going to name a judge for East-
North Carolina.
T is
r, and in a
all
. . . bill am I I pres-
i hi ;
the
i. hope he
in
. at i I I
. be
I blessing the
pie, but I do not hesitate to say
that no man ever had a less
-i ruble preparation for it, than
the present occupant of that
high office. He from the
bench, where the tendency is
toward a certain kind of
There is scarcely a federal judge
in the United States of twenty
service, who has not be-
come arbitrary, irritable and
sometimes I do not
mean him venal, but it tends to
corrupt in the sense that it
teaches him to oppose his will
against all obstacles.
distinguished gentleman
went from the bench to the
Philippine Islands, which country
is without any constitution and
where his single word was the
will of a great people. lie de-
serves the highest eulogy that
human language can frame, or
human lips can pronounce, if in
the surroundings he kept burn-
in his breast the divine fire
of institutional liberty. He
came back and then entered the
war department and took
Civil war. He arranged with
the creditors and bought the
plantation, giving notes and
on the land which by In-
and the practice of econ-
he succeeded in liquidating
in a few years. Subsequently he
bought two other plantations
and up until the last year or
two all his
fairs.
He is one of the most success
farmers in Eastern North
Carolina, having probably raised
tobacco r his direct
than any m in the
State, lb- was el I the
.- .
any r
rations of the earth in those days.
He could see further in the mill-
stone than the one pecking it.
Well, this great eastern monarch,
knowing human so well,
organized a dynasty such as no
other king had ever thought of
He originated it by calling in two
of his best friends and the three
vowed eternal fealty and
to the doctrine set forth
and agreed upon among them-
d if and report a grand time.
Miss Ellen Tyson had a better-
meeting Friday for the
benefit of her school.
J. A. Hinson and family spent
Saturday and Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. R. Allen-
C. Parker went to
Friday on business.
W- L. Matthews spent Friday
night with Mr.
A- J. Corbett spent Sunday
upon among ,,. n . .
solve,, of which the king was with Corbet
.-, i-
ion re P
rate . and his
suit in accomplishing nil
i,.; sired, i was pr
id that the
reduction I pa r
The Old adage that I
is without honor sum
in
the cook and bottle-
of the trio, or in other
words, he was captain of the
flat, other two were the
and second The
rules and by-laws of the craft
was that they would not enlist
any other seaman without a
from at least two
of their number, which to begin
with was a two-thirds rule,
from then until
now, that no man ship
this craft except by
lot from tire whole crew
in favor i f the applies t,
e having been r-;
, ; . at least two of the crew.
S i you see that if the applicant
had any dark spots upon bis
that bad slipped by
. ,. who i n i him, it I
show n by bi from
any one of crew
aught of him as a man unworthy
of fellowship with goad
crowd, he would us cast r
j.
But after a while the first mate
was killed some of the men of
the craft and when his place was
to be d. the candidate bad to
pass in review of all the crew,
i and as he passed around among
. . j i they would judge his
in his own whether he was
people than competent to fill the poi-
Corbett and wife spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
The young people in this
are anticipating a grand time
at the picnic Friday.
There will be t c inert at
Shivers hill house Thurs-
day
Miss Annie Li tie. from n
Gr spent Saturday night
her brother, E. W. Little
W. Worthington attended
the Bible, class the Cross
Roads Sunday afternoon.
Mrs.
spent Sun-
with her father, H. S. Ty-
son.
his own borne and among i
own does not
ex i of Mr.
must
Id in the
Laughing-
is better known and
Nebraska has got so close be-
hind saloons as to allow them to
sell only in daylight. The next
step should be to close them en-
The tariff ti in congress
is purely a political game with
little thought or care as to what
is for the best interest of the
consumer.
If there are any more in East-
North Carolina who would
not mind having the Federal
judgeship, they might send in
their names or take a trip to
Washington. President Taft has
let it out that it will be s week
or ten days yet before he
shakes down the plum.
lute charge of the work of
the canal on this isthmus,
and has to its progress as
well as any man would have
done, I bear cheerful witness.
I say that no man ever
went to a worse school in which
to learn to be president of the
United States than the present
occupant of the White House. I
hope, and I do not express the
hope without coupling with a
belief that morally and
he has been strong
enough to protect himself from
this baneful
Judgeships used to be
positions of dignity, but
that characteristic seems to be
entirely lost in the present
scramble.
The Butlers caught it in the
criminal liberal indictment
against them in court at Greens-
for the charges they made
against Adams. The jury found
both of them guilty, Marion
Butler was lined and his
brother with the costs to
be divided between them.
and among his own people than
any where else, lie has never
failed to get anything lie asked
for from his own township, and
the people there believe in him
and stand by him He is a be-
man and has won the
love and respect of his neighbors
by his open handed generosity
and willingness at all times to
come to their rescue. During
the many years when he was
magistrate in his township, he
settled many petty cases rather
than have them carried to court,
with the result that many
of dollars were saved
the public welfare protected.
He was sought for his advice
and counsel, and his general in-
formation was such in
able instances he has saved his
people from paying attorney's
lies in such simple matters as
writing mortgages, deeds, etc.
The State is to be congratulated
on his appointment to this
but many of his friends con-
dole with him, for in accepting
the place there is no doubt that
it is a great personal sacrifice of
his own interests.
A man at Spencer gave up the
When the gets I paying a salary
President Taft must be
paring for a still
than the judge hip
as he has instructed Di-
rector North to select census
supervisors and enumerators
the South without regard to
party. If this order is carried
out to the letter, the next
in the South will be taken
largely by Democrats.
The city fathers might with
good effect give the streets a
little cleaning up before the
visiting come to town
Friday, and make things look
better than when the teachers
were here last Saturday. We
heard some visitors here that
day remarking upon the filthy
appearance of Evans street.
The Reflector believes this hint
and bis upon their
decision. So when they decided
his case and he got knocked in
the bead and came to life
they would give him the right
hand of fellowship and put him
to work.
And now, Mr. Editor, alter
thinking over this thing and that,
I am somewhat inclined to think
that with the passing in review
of so many cf our legal fraternity
to the succession of one of the
right of the
who has lately deceased, I
cannot help recalling to my mind
the foregoing. It looks to me
like a scramble with the dignity
left out, as they pass around the
inspection department of the gov-
One of our judges has
died, and to see. the flock of
as they go and come from
Washington makes me sick on
the stomach, to think they
little respect for the party,
to they claim allegiance.
Why, sir, if I were a Democrat
I'd cut my throat before I would
ask a Republican for an office.
And wisely we say, I
reckon the president thinks like
the two who were
journeying in the west and came
to a little inland town about sun-
down. Well, the night
there came one of the most
thunder squalls that ever
was in the United States. The
next morning the two men went
out to look the place over, which
of log house hotel,
straw stables and black-
shop. When our
came in for breakfast mine host
Pitt
four pardons r. cent-
. I by Kitchin,
an inane of All in Gray,
colored, of Pitt county. Gray
was coo of t the
September, 1907, term of Pitt
and to two
y on the roads. The
reasons given the pardon
Prisoner was convicted of
stealing in money and sen-
to two years on the roads,
has served nineteen months.
Considering that some of the
jurors state they had some doubt
at th-i trial, and more
now, of his guilt, I share the
opinion of the solicitor that he
has been sufficiently punished.
judge and many citizens of
Pitt county also recommend
pardon. granted.
our more but Pm getting sleepy.
you
town said they in some
prise, we can tell you. sir,
we thick it can get up the dad-
is all that is needed to bring a thunder storm to the
cleaning up for Friday. size of the place we ever
Goodnight,
Vanderbilt
When you have baggage to go
to trains No.
And so I reckon Mr. Taft must
think by this time that North
Carolina can get up the darned-
est, hungriest set of darn fool
lawyers to the size of the State
than any in the union. Why
don't they stand on their legal
learning and medical
at the pop, and
demand the respect due their
profession by looking dignified
and wise, and tell the president
if any judgeship lying
around loose, that wants its fill
of a that is as full of
as an egg is of meat, to
just call on and
say you are a fool,
that is man I want for
I can tell you now, too
many of that kind of folks are
Taft the monkey show
for many of them to get it. It
looks tome like the president
has left the matter open so long
just to see bow many jackasses
there are in North Carolina that
wants to be judge. It looks that
way to a man up s tree, as he
sends down here every once in a
while for some of them to go be-
fore him to see how nice they
can bray. Seawall or Skinner
either would make a good judge,
and if either one is
then all this talk of rotten eggs
will cease. Respect will be
shown all over the district to the
OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT.
IN CHARGE OF J. M. BLOW.
Agent of The Eastern Reflector for Ayden and vicinity. Advertising rates furnished
seed at Smith Mer. OF MAY CELEBRATION. aN THE
We will pay cents each for A. 1-mens. Stand t. be
good flour and sugar barrels de-
livered in Ayden week
ending 20th. want car
loads. J-R- Barf Co-
M. H. Sauls makes the best
cold drinks that can be made at
the fountain, lea cold the year
round Try one. .
M. M. Sauls has just received
a fine lot of perfumes and toilet
water.
tell me that J. R. Smith,
Co., are manufacturing
as good wagons, carts and bug-
as can be found any where.
See them before buying.
the Intelligence, Energy and
the Average Mm.
Charlotte, April 13.-All
of the of May Editor C- H. Poe, of The Pro-
celebration, which is to
in this city next month vile on Norfolk
the signing of tram Friday-evening and
Mecklenburg Declaration of to where
are rapidly completing night he to a large
their tor the big in the auditorium of
event. The several parade com- High School Today he
including the floral. MM to and spoke to
the colonial and others, are a large number of people in the
for the most
affair in the history
of the city. The Daughters of
the American the
Children of the Confederacy, the
Colonial Dames and other
Spring dress goods laces and
to match at J. ti. Smith historic will
For Beach at
good boats, flat,
year as new, and full
camp Beach in
shape. J- u-
Co. a, C. Terms ea-
Lime, cement, window, doors,
locks awl hinges at J. a.
re w Una
J. i
auditorium of the graded school.
As The Reflector will have the
privilege in the next few days
of giving extracts from Mr.
Poe's speech, we shall not at-
tempt to comment at length on it
His speech was a gem,
occupy in the intellectual and
a line u
of ad prices -i-u
Wides. see . needing
;.
stair p
of J. iv.
Co.
in the procession. The
chairman of the floral parade
committee is that ail
members of these organizations
who do not live in Charlotte
shall be
and take part in the parade.
Definite plans have been made
to erect an immense reviewing
stand -n the
c grounds from
,;,., President Taft and at expense who
i ., v, t gives standing community.
THE MUSIC CLUB.
Entertained by Mr. P. M
at Mn.
The Music Club was most
pleasantly entertained Thursday
, at the home of Mrs. J. S Tun-
stall, the hostess Mrs. P.
M. Johnston.
As the members arrived they
were met at the door by Mrs.
Johnston and Miss Minnie Tun-
stall and found a most cordial
welcome awaiting them.
The club first transacted its
business then the following pro-
gram was rendered, the subject
being
Piano duet. Waltz by Chopin,
Mrs. Carper and Miss Tunstall.
Vocal solo, Mr.
James.
Biography of Chopin, Mrs.
Higgs.
Vocal solo,
Mrs. Hooker.
Vocal duet, Mrs.
Hall and Miss Bennett.
This was followed by two
guessing contests, the first being
today.
the kind that helps to bring our musical words
Southland to the position it should j , contained in a quo-
Mrs. Stonewall Jackson,
will i
e parade.
ITEMS.
hi ., C, April -4.
from Chopin. Miss Ben-
No one heard moSt words in a
him speak who did not get from and was awarded the
it an inspiration to do more for g The other a reading
his section in increasing the in- with be
energy and character. ed names of
of the average man, for be truly having to
the names as a few bars
of each song was played on the
piano. Mrs. Carper won the
prize in this,
were served by i
Misses Christine Johnston and
Mamie Ruth Tunstall, and after
a chorus practice the club ad-l
with Mr. Charles
. April 22nd.
d that it not the occasional
brilliant man turned out of a
v.
y. . O
J.
;. v.
in
nil .-.
. . . I family,
n K i
ere with Mrs. Martha
;. ; era
i i lat week.
is judged by its average
, and are ones
I. should in-
. ;. V . ii o .
-I in with I
i H
. Pitt counts have
lo.
v, o c-ii . our mules
hones, repair
J. iv. o.
s use
at -i. Ii.
just at J. K
Co.
and .,.
at J. it- Co. f church at Parmele Sunday.
ITEMS.
N. C, April
Miss Blanche Ferebee attended
the mar-
at House Wednesday morn-
O. G. Calhoun returned Wed-
night from Norfolk, after
a short visit to friends of that
place.
H. B. Phillips and son, F. M.
Phillips, are spending the
holidays in Suffolk.
and Hom-
of Greenville, spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in
th guests of Mrs. O. G. Calhoun.
Mrs. S. R. Clary, of Kinston.
has returned home after spend-
sometime with tier sister,
Mn. O G, Calhoun.
Miss Julia Phillips, of Suffolk,
is spending some time with Mrs.
O. G.
Miss Rosa Bell and Mr. T. S
Smith were married at
dine hotel Sunday afternoon.
Elder Laughinghouse, of
Jack, officiating. Many friends
and were present to
witness the occasion. Miss Mabel
Savage, of Rosemary, was
among the out of town guests.
The Easter festival given by
the Woman's Betterment
Friday night proved -e
quite a success. The country
store and fish afforded
much fun and amusement, while
the basket booth created much
the
Mi
thank for your I
. A that Mr. Poe
c . . re and
W la r Mi r
ill of liver ii i m.
p t nice,
i tr
h malaria. 11.00
21-2 v Dies much as
Sod by John I.
. . many drummers here the
; st week.
. K. Barnhill and little
of Winterville, several
The Chattanooga Tradesman
a reports the following
near
Joseph Warren attended
School books, tablets, Bibles
Co.
nice country corn
at per bushel t J- R
Smith. Co., Dix n.
IT SAVED HI LEG.
AH thought I'd e my writes
J A
Ten years that
could not U last Is d me
Then Salve it
Infallible for
eruptions. Bait
fever sores, burns, seal-is, cuts
piles. at all
TRUST CO.
Holds Anneal Meeting sad Elects
Officers.
The annual meeting of the
stockholders of Greenville Bank-
Trust Company was held
Monday at o'clock in the of-
of the bank. In addition to
a substantial cash dividend paid,
the bank added to its
plus, making amount now
The officer a of the previous
year were re elected, and E.
Flanagan was made
dent, this office having been
cant since the election of J. R.
Spier to presidency in
The following are the
of the
J. K. Spier, president
E. G. Flanagan, vice-president
C. S. Carr, cashier.
A. J. Moore, teller and book-
keeper.
N. Warren, assistant teller
and bookkeeper.
It is gratifying to the stock-
holders friends of this
did institution that it
an excellent showing. It is ad-
officered, conducts its
business along conservative lines,
extends every reasonable
to its patrons, and
merits the fullest confidence of
the public.
we will have to take tie
place as judge. We do nut want
it, but always in the hands of
our friends. Much rather not
the place.
a Overton and w of
Stokes, spent Monday afternoon
here.
Miss Alice G. left last
for Elizabeth City to spend
a few days.
Mrs. John Belcher and child-
left Saturday to visit
at Washington.
Coming 27th.
The Oxford orphanage singing
class will give a concert in the
Masonic Temple opera house on
Tuesday evening, 27th. Those
who attend these concerts spend
an evening in a delightful and
helpful way. children
an excellent program, and
they represent a work that lies
close to the hearts of the people.
cries established North
daring the week ending
April
hardware
company; machinery
company.
pow-
or plant.
com-
Salisbury
plant
Co.
lumber Co.
Elizabeth City-60,000 shoe
factory.
Selma-$5,000 telephone sys-
Tor. List T leers.
The B rd C j
appointed the following
a; tax list tatters in th several
townships for the year
Beaver Dam, A. A. Joyner,
D. C. Barrow.
Bethel, Carson,
Carolina, S. A. Congleton.
J. S. Tucker.
F.
Falkland, J. H. Smith.
Farmville, R. L. Joyner.
T. It.
Pact
Swift Creek. J. C. Gaskins.
excitement and
most delicate appetite. The
last booth which contained the
biddies and rabbits
pleased the little folks. i
I I i a wish u
to t. for their
u ;
d. lose ii
from a ice v
tie C
;.
i I
y . . . M
dicker, and Mann and
Tyson, of Greenville.
-1 will I c ;
v. advancing sale
sable medicine.
think UM
I tried any time.
Since I ire
never without It.
world to on
hand all the r I he ,
Pi II s
it it
la constant
both I I- If and tor her
and finally v .
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Vi s la
K. C.
J can
tor rs.
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an
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and ail u I i
They a.-e a n-c to m
m ind bu hand ,.,. v .
health. Sold .
It. Wool n.
e n
. .
.
. . . CO
His Moral Status Was AH
A Cough remedy Is Bees
Laxative Syrup. For
colds, croup, whooping-cough, hoarse-
and all bronchial affections. Best
for is quick to re-
and tastes Gently laxative.
Sold by John L. Wooten.
Boy
Avon Cromartie, a Greenville
bey who has for sometime been
in the service Atlantic
v.
re
There was a in town,
and Roy greatly longed to go and
the clowns and all the clever
animals, but his father objected,
en the grounds that good little
boys never went to the circus,
you always say I am not a
good said Ry. dejectedly,
besides, he added,
brightening up. I better
go while I'm bad enough to en-
joy for
May.
ho
i ,
; ask .
. an I
Coast Line as flagman on a train d ;. .
between Mount and
Florence, met with an accident
a few days ago in which one of
his foot were cut off. His sis
here. Mrs. L. H. Lee and
Misses Blanche ind Eula
were advised of th-.
dent but did not learn any par-
as to how it occurred or
how serious was the injury
further than the of one foot.
is
will treat you
u that for
h.- said, want u
go in there and sit In my
my
v ill in
and knock at the and nay,
Mr. I
want to speak to And I
will say. go aw I'm busy
to-day. for
May.
Farm For Sale-180 acres,
bright tobacco soil. Five miles
from Greenville. Tarboro road.
No more desirable small farm in
Pitt county. Address, W. A. B.
Hearne, Greenville, N. C.
d w t f
Salesman Wanted-Young
or woman to sell the introductory
package of Coffee to
Liberal commission,
and agreeable work. Need not
interfere with present employ-
C Barrington Hall, The
Steel Cut Coffee, and
Coffee are made so by
splendid quality and liberal ad-
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF AYDEN
AT AYDEN, N. C.
At the Close of Business February,
Resources
WORDS TO FREEZE THE SOUL.
eon has Consumption. His
case is appalling
words were spoken to E. Blevens,
a leading Springfield,
by two expert a lung
hen was shown the wonder-
power of Dr. King's New Discovery.
After three weeks writes Mr.
was as well M ever. I
would not take money in the world
what for my Infallible
SWEPT NIAGARA.
This calamity often h
a care ass boatman
the river's
and faster warning
are d. dull pain or ache in
back warns the Kidneys need
attention if y u would e fat I
Drop y. Diabetes or s
disease. Take E settle s at nice
and see backache d a yo r best
what for my , backache yo r
for and colds, its the safest., retUrn. Ion
. f b ck.
surest cure of desperate lung diseases
on and 1.00 at ding-
gist. Guarantee satisfaction
bottle free.
from weak kidneys and b etc.
on 1.00 who cured me.
J. R of
Tenn. Only at all Druggists.
abilities
Loans and discounts 44,488.76 Coital stock -25,000.00
Surplus fund 11,250.00
profits, lees
cur. exp. and taxes pd. 2,795.8
sub. to check 42,551.74
Cashier's outstanding 137.00
Total
Overdrafts unsecured 897.81
Furniture and fixtures MO
Demand loans 2,500.00
Due from 27,883.08
Cash items l-00
Gold coin
Silver coin, including all
minor coin cur. 1,048.76
bank and other
Notes
4,689.00
Total 081.787.97
Dr Joseph Dixon
Physician and Surgeon
Office over Bank Building
AYDEN. N. C.
NOTICE.
W. H. Smith has purchased
the of A. D. Cox in the
Carolina Milling
Co. and will conduct the bus-
at the sane place- All
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. WOrk promptly looked alter. Mr,
COUNTY OP PITT that i Cox will still with the
Dept. M., Baker Importing Co. R- C.
For Sale Long
pie cotton seed. Call on
Greenville. 23rd
will treat you
, Cashier.
Hudson St., New York. City.
STANCIL HODGES.
Notary Public
R. C. CANNON.
DIXON,
Directors.
MISS C. MEREDITH,
Graduate Nurse
Ayden, North Carolina.
SEEDS
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Win ham M
6.16
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and on Monday the 3rd day
. st, at the court
i in town of Greenville,
o-scribed real estate fur
be S ate and county for the
L. W. TUCKER.
Sheriff.
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7.25
4.16
12.60
7.88
6.45
4.88
31.9 i
9.84
14.87
4.12
4.4
.-7
4.88
4.-4
2.05
5.2-
6.24
81.-8
7.08
-i
25.96
27.78
7.76
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TOWNSHIP.
I.
Prow
I.
ind
fir 1907
211-3
Cox .
Cox r
C aw a E J
Craw id C
i I 311-3
Cox John
Cox l 1-3
Cox Ca v n
Ca
Collins A J
Cm on S
Den is John
Dixon
Greene
Edwards 881-8
Griffin J A
J i.
son R N
Jacobs Charlie
Mrs Nora
W S
Lewis W E
Manning F Jr
Peyton Char es
I.
R. d W I
R. den
wife acres
Mo In acres
Si ell I
7.0- Miles
7-f-
6.06 t-. I
John C
4.-6 Taylor M s
2.31 e
n George I
V ms Richard wife 1-4 acres,
8.71 Will
4.13 War en M lots
4.70 M L 1907 lots
Wilton
W rd S
3.36 Walker I
11.11 Walker I
t n Maj I
Whitfield lot
2.49 Louisa
TOWNSHIP.
Clark J i
ho I A
b Walter acres
SMITH SCHOOL CLOSES.
Lane Crowd, Interesting and
Bountiful Dinner.
On Wednesday the school,
by Misses May Brooks ard
at
house, in Beaver Dam township,
closed for the term. There were
a large number of people present
from the surrounding country,
and the occasion was in every
way a pleasant one.
A little past o'clock
J. V. Judd. of Wake county I
schools, was introduced by Supt- j
W. H. of Pitt schools-
for an hour Judd spoke
to the people most
His subject was
and and in a
common sense way showed
that by a waste of energy and
resources that nature has given
us w lose
illustrations in pressing home
his argument, and showed that
proper conservation of that
with which nature has surround l
ed us and the proper development
of resources we can become
the greatest people on the earth.
Following the speech Prof.
some remarks
thinking Prof Judd tor coming
to Pitt and Uttering such
timely words. Prof.
also made some re-
tie and the ex-
work it has done during
the session. The enrollment
the session reached and of
an average attendance of
was made through the term,
, which
for a country school.
so At the of the session
a prize was to the pupil
who showed the best average
attendance, bun the record show
7.98 ed that six pupils had been per-
feet in attendance, not j
a day nor being tardy, so prizes
were awarded to all six of them.
They were Carrie Belle Smith.
Alice Martha Lee Smith,
Willoughby, Ty-
sou and Joe Joyner. The prizes
3.7 were presented to these pupils
Profs Judd and and
the writer.
After the exercises had con-
a bountiful dinner was
near the
house. The people of Beaver
Dam certainly know how to do
v. .
a paying
i am now offering
f you are expecting tot
it will be to your interest to see me. tor sale.
I also have some splendid sites on rail, cad sidings sale.
Terms to suit
L. C ARTHUR,
GR
N. C.
4.26
5.411
Notice.
II nullified as executors of the
of Wright
late of Pit North Carolina,
is o all haying
ms against the estate of said de-
to exhibit them to the under-
sign d on or , or
this will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery.
. persons i, to said
is a remarkable showing will make immediate payment.
Th s March J.
Walter L. Smith.
L. Sm-th.
Joshua Wright Smith.
Skinner Attorneys.
ltd
WANTED-A RIDER
Strayed.
4.79
4.08
ml U
one Ii. o
d tan but
Yes, After All,
It's to Vs
8.1.9
6.08
2.2.
7.64
3.77
5.77
44.44
10.2
About two months ago seven of
hogs. One female weighing
pounds, color white spots
mar swallow fork ii right ear and
half moon in left; one shoat,
weight about pound-; one
f. male about pounds, red
c ow fork in right ear
and in left with four
small Any info
loading to recovery will be rewarded.
II. L. i.
K. F. D. Stokes. N. C.
r;
; i ,. Mr,
FROM
v Tacks or will not M th.
i-
pairs now
floats up small
,,.
allow- I
of Idler from air
. of fatten from
ii tin- maw . j.
,.
No thick
Strip.
and also rim strip
prevent rim
will
Notice.
Having qualified as administratrix
annexed of L. H. Cox,
this is to all persons
thin,,, and they show interest
you nod they will ride
any you have mi or
i i whatever they undertake.
.-They have u school of which
are proud, for it is
among the best, and they know
how to spread a dinner that can-
not be surpassed.
3.87
Manning a
Mills C
Nelson J Ed
John A
Nicola
J Q
Smith C J
Sm th C E
Smith Ben
W B
Smith Joe F
Stocks
J M
Tripp
Jerry
Mark
8.52
6.72
7.72
17.93
1.54
4.39
1.95
6.73
17.38
8.05
Wilson S acres
SWIFT CREEK.
Burney S I 1-2 acres
Borrow Mrs acres
Chapman F acres
W h F
Corey W F acres
C George Sr acre
Cannon P S 1-2 acres
Cannon George I
Dunn J C acres
Henry 3-4 acres
Footer Sim I lot
W G
Gardner Bert acres
22.03 Harriss Mrs acres
7.34 John A acres
7.441 Hardy D acres
19.40 James acres
8.30 Moon Dave acres
9.3 acres
R E 1-2 acres
4.90 Perkins J W acres
1.85 Smith J V
Smith A A I acres
15.36 Stewart J W acres
Smith Ester 1-2 acres
3.23 Worthington J K
10.85 Wall Heirs acres
5.01 Wilson acres
1.9
20.28
7.72
14.29
8.49
2.49
1.70
10.43
1.80
I.
23.82
8.89
Land Sale.
on or before the h day of
March. or this not will be
pleaded in bar of All per-
sons indebted to laid estate are notified
to make immediate payment.
This day of March, 1909.
Mrs. Annie E Cox,
c. t. a. of L. H. Cox.
N. C.
Dawson.
read.
.
brass hand pump. th.
., I
J.
INSURE WITH
C. L. WILKINSON
Life, Fire, Accident and Health
and Bonds. Will go on your j
Bond.
Norfolk and Southern y
Fitzgerald, Ken, Receivers.
DIVISION PASSENGER
p. m.
LEAVE GREENVILLE
, ii
. and
to n.
Plymouth,
and
; Ion-
You Lose Weight the Night, j
Don't rush off the doc-
tor if daring your
deep you have nearly four
pounds. And don't worried if;
find a brisk walk has in
similar lots. S in-
the healthy
human is and
might through the whole twenty-
four hour.-. You arc lightest just
before breakfast, but one hour later
you may have gained twenty-eight
ounces, while, after losing and gain-
on during the day, a
good dinner in the evening will add
no Hum thirty-four ounce to
your avoirdupois. The biggest drop
take place while man is in the
of Morpheus, the average loan
hem three and a half, pound
London Scraps.
THE ATTIC INSTINCT.
aw., i.
stations, K.
For Grim- sand Chocowinity. and
p. m. stations.
a. m. J For I Wilson Raleigh,
p. m.
NOW.
St bet way of
In la making things
known from to man, from
man to woman, lies the secret of
for which Individuals and com-
seek.
The day of waiting BUSINESS
to step In at the door and SUCCESS
to blow In at the window Is past.
must go out and corral
and coax SUCCESS.
And the one way to do It la
A Mystery.
traced here
tn aW C the
man-to this From here on
bar's only the the
New. the question la. become
the
.,
MEAD CYCLE
SB
By of a power of sale contain-
ed in a executed U
T. J. Hadley and unsigned to J. C.
said mortgage being executed .
wife, duly re- ship a doable box steam P
corded in the office of the register of press with inch fan and all belts,
county in book -8, page pulleys, shafting pipe, ready
Sid, default having been made in the work. Hare never finned
Up to Dale Gin for Sale.
I will sell gin outfit real cheap
now. Consisting of two saw Win-
ship gins, a double box steam
WHy
payment of the note secured therein,
the will offer for to
the bidder for cash, at the
court door in the town of Green-
ville, North Carolina, on Monday,
19th, 1903. between the of and
p. m that land,
I and in Falkland township, Pitt county,
adjoining the lands of Robert
B W. Pittman, Robert W. W.
I S. Owens and known the
Moore place, containing two d
and thirty acres more or Ma. It be-
the land allotted to said Ben M.
from his estate.
Terms of sale cash.
March 17th, 1909.
T. J. Mortgagee.
J. C. Hadley, Assignee.
Connor Connor,
ltd
rood as new, bought from Continental
Gin Co. and Monger patent
Z. V. Whitehurst
S ltd Oakley, N. C.
6.60
r.
2.29
3.48
21.74
7.6-
24.90
6.26
7.61
4.78
Stray Op,
have taken up one stray male hog,
weighs between and pounds,
black color, marked with for
in right ear. Owner can got same by
proving ownership and paying charges.
CM. Langston,
R. F. D. No. Winterville. N. C
FALKLAND
Braswell heirs
Dupree Miller
Gorham
Johnson Anthony
Owens
Smith SM
Williams Turner
Whitehurst Lam l-i
60.60
6.02
8.28
4.47
6.20
3.38
Ki
14.63
4.70
TOWNSHIP.
Allen F
Atkinson
Barrett CL
Barrett Mrs C L
Bynum
Cobb Howell
Monroe
Coll Annie
Jones
Joyner Oscar Jr
joy. AS
. .
Notice.
By virtue of the power of sale con-
in a mortgage deed executed
and by W. H. Willoughby to
G. E. Harris on the 1st of
1909, and duly recorded in the
Register of Deeds office of Pitt county.
North Carolina, in Book page
the undersigned will expose to public
sale, before the court house door
e, for cash, highest bid-
on Saturday the 8th day of
at o'clock, noon the following
real property, In Greenville
township the land
and of L C. Arthur, Wm May.
Jno. May, and others and
known as the Willoughby land being
tract, of laid deeded to Sophia
Paul and wife
a Nichols, and said
W H that tract
land by said Willoughby
from t-
on which I
by ii-w resides to said
deed.
S day Of
8.78 ltd G. B. Harris, Mortgage.
Sick headache, constipation and
are relieved by I Lit-
Pills. They the system. Do
not gripe. Price Sold by John L.
Wooten.
6.83
6.14
9.7.
Ii
6.17
8.79
9.03
Stray Takes Up.
I have taken up one male hog, weight
about pounds, color red and black
spotted, unmarked. Been with
stock about three months Owner can
get same by proving property and pay-
rim -1 Blount,
D. N. C.
ltd
Groceries
And Provisions
Cotton and
NEW GARDEN SEED
FOR 1909.
Early Corn, Onion Sets,
awn Seeds. At
Coward Wooten
Drug Store.
Why Some Persons Cling t Things
That Are Rubbish. j
The attic instinct hangs on
I sad an eye can
tell many your- a person has
lived in the city by merely glancing
under her bed. I f there are three
hat boxes one will letters,
one scraps of ribbons and
it's a man it's clippings
and one anything from a broken
lock to old road maps. If. beside
these, there are bundles of ,
and pile of s-t
to mention a bicycle seat and a
green umbrella that one might
in private all these
things have seen placed aide the,
if they are patiently moved
every cleaning day and clung
through a moving, then their own-
have tho to such
extent that there is not the slight-
est hope of their being cured.
will think from an attic point
of view for the rest of their lives,
and their family might as well be-
come resigned.
When people are willing to make
themselves disagreeable over n bit
of string and absolutely
on the subject of stray pieces of
, brown paper they should not be ac-
of having had dispositions,
I nor should they suspected of do-
it to annoy one. They are
suffering from tho attic in-
and cannot help themselves.
Their characters were formed and
have now hardened for a scheme of
life where certain things were
kept in the cellar, others in
the wood shod, others in the pantry
and the cupboard on the first floor,
still others in the closets on the
next floor, and everything and any-
thing that overflowed from any of
these places was just taken up to
, , f. H, the attic. And now these poor dear
my,
Oats, Cotton Mum, , u Mn
Brand, Chicken Hominy, Cracked
Corn, corn Meal and all kinds of
Feed, Salt, Lime and Cement
From
i mediate station-.
ARRIVE GREENVILLE
From Norfolk, E He- I.
P. n
mediate Stations.
. in.
Inter-
and
MS a m. I From Raleigh, Wendell. Zebulon. F.
p. m. late stations.
NOTICE-Above schedules only as information; mid are
H. C HUI GINS
G. P-
G SUPT
NORFOLK. VA.
As we toward others we
expect others to act toward ti-
ll you want your HORSE to trot
fast and pull strong buy your
Taft Vandyke M
solid car load BUCK STOVES
Also Rolls Matting. Fine Line Couches. and Lace
COMING
Tuesday, April 20th, 1909.
Hay,
and
Oats
Corn.
of W. B. He will
you Better Feed and More tor Less
Money than any man in town,
W. B.
READ THE REFLECTOR
And keep up with the NEWS.
a Weekly a year-
For good Ti The
Superb Service to
VIA
Fresh kept ton-
In stock. Country
Produce Bought and Sold
Tuning.
Our tuner will be in Greenville
next week. If your piano needs
attention please tares y
in our temporary with
Miss Irma Cobb.
Chas. M.
H Harden
N S
North Carol in a
CHESAPEAKE LINE STEAMERS
and
on Saloon Decks.
Table Dinner Club Breakfast to
and the best in every way
Leave Norfolk of daily
Arrive in Baltimore a. m., connecting with rail
for Philadelphia. New York, all points and west.
For all information and reservations address
L T. LAMB. Gen. L. T. P. A.
NORFOLK., Va.
Job Printing
Reflector
C. D. TUNSTALl
Opposite Center Brick Warehouse.
General Merchandise.
Pulley bowen
women's Greenville C
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
I have moved my Dairy to the John-
son place, one mile from town, and am
better prepared than ever to furnish
all Dairy Products. Will make delivery
in town. T 2-4.
S. I. DUDLEY.
Greenville Dairy.
I am conducting a Dairy on Green-
ville Heights and am to mane
prompt of milt, cream and
butter where In town. Your orders
attic still lodged in their
minds, and. though they will in
time all unnecessary
toe, tails, an
the meantime they are
having trouble with them, they are
suffering and fighting for them, and
it takes a serious operation to re- I
move so much as one scrap book it I
the owner he may like t j
read it over in his old
trained animal exposition.
vent along with your son so
that ho got fair told him. in
all b said, but III
who this pointing at the man
who was striking tho other from
WORK.
I am prepared to do all kinds
of work for ladies, dress making
cleaning and shampooing hair.
Your patronage solicited and sat-
guaranteed,.
Mrs. Ella R. Culley.
Greene St.
TRY THE REFLECTOR FOR
JOB WORK
Help Wanted.
Wanted i Manager for Branch
office we locate here in
Greenville. Address, the
Wholesale House. Cincinnati.
Ohio. d
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your I toM
Win.
a he exclaimed.
stood right in front of him
and hit squarely in the face. I
told him to do that and stand in
front of him all tho time. I was
right across the street and the two
m-n were war
close enough to see all that happen-
ed. They will tell you that he did
not hit him from behind. lie faced
him fairly and whipped him fairly.
That was the we made it up to
do. If that's printed whip the
man who made I
wasn't printed, nor were there j
court proceedings taken on
count of alleged conspiracy. The j
nun concerned it en both sides
together and settled it out of j
Be that again quickly and con
tunes I ho race Is If he Ind never
fallen.-
THE MODERN MONARCH OF WORLD.
Embracing every thing extraordinary; and exhibiting ma,
tonal. Three distinctly diversified and complete shows
in one. in size, quality and honesty character.
All the world contributed to this traveling city of splendors.
Amusing assembly of all that's be. in the exhibition Held.
The whole world ransacked for its wonders,
of acrobats, gymnastic tumblers, startling
flow features-acts and performances. Clown contingent of
Grand Arabian carnival. Regal horse show,
pageants and tournaments. Trained horses, dogs and
Greatest trained Lions in America.
A herd of Performing Elephants,
A glittering grandstand free street parade at l- noon.
PRICES AND
Two performances daily at and p. i.
Grand free exhibition on the show grounds ;
the parade.
aft
POOR PRINT
ii
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r and Vicinity-Advertising Rates on Application
Authorized Agent of The Eastern Reflector
We we headquarters for the; Anew line of best crockery from the surrounding towns and
peg-tooth and reversible opened
harrows, stalk cutters, Harrington, Barber Co.
two lorn- plows. No farmer cm If you want your chickens
do without these valuable healthy and lay well, and your
farm. We give them Dr.
give you prices that will interest hiss's Stock and Poultry Food.
you. i i Barber Co. j it do what it is
A i
A-
. I
Barber Co.
Prof. G. E Lineberry went to I report it to us and
on bu j money back,
A.
We have a lot of enamel ware
that must go. for prices
on it. A. W. Ange Co.
Our line or fresh garden seeds
the Tar Heel
C made by tie
. . ,.;. Co.
I all has
editor of the Barber Co.
r. Back Bands are
ever plow saddle on
hear.; he Friday in market. We solicit your
. of High A. G. Cox
T was large plow
VA taring up around.
Co.
for
country at the school closing last
that can't name
to all, we'll let it suffice that
there was a large crowd present
and all seemed to enjoy them-
selves very well. As the editor
wrote a nice piece on it I'll not
say more.
C. E. went to
Thursday.
Miss Mary Joyner returned to
her home near Farmville Wed-
evening and Miss
Brooks returned to her home
at Grifton Thursday morning
We miss them very much.
They were loath to leave after
becoming so much attached
to the people during their six
stay with us, and we
regretted to see them leave as
they had been so faithful as
teachers at Smith's school house,
the
High
large
ct of
Mr- address was,
can we do for the The
sneaker b owed himself a roaster
of and and get he best
the most rant Harrington Barber
Horn blankets and harness I Thursday,
a G. Cox Mfg. I ivy smith and
Harrington, Barber Co. I and our school work.
Chickens and eggs a specialty. I We hope they will return some
wish we had the space
to outline of the speech.
We hope to see it published in
the near
We are carrying a nice line
Coffins and Caskets. Prices
C. D. Smith went to Greenville
Mark Smith
of I went to Greenville Saturday to
arc attend the speaking.
went to Greenville
We were glad to have Editor right a, d can furnish nice heats,. T. E.
D. J. Whichard with us. He A. G. Cox Mfg. Co, Saturday,
save us two excellent solos In Our line of men's and boys; We mime that w
addition to these,
selections were
Misses Roberson,
and Cox.
Axes, shovels, spades,
axes and all farm r for inspection.
instrumental
rendered by
Butt,
e can safely
raw bats opened up. e j say that the
from the wide brimmed dent has had ditch-
Jones palmetto to the nicest dress hat. ed and graded with the
Harrington Barber Co. in the between
bush- Our Una of slippers is now Greenville is undoubtedly t
that we have seen. And;
be found at our store, the best
grades at reasonable prices,
Harrington, Co.
Quite a large number of tar .
people want to Greenville . o, therefore, do .
morning to attend the
Association.
Fresh beef, pork, . .
styles and prices. A. W. we have eon passing
it for more than tut j
The time will soon be at hand .
people will be ; r their B. S. Norman and David South
; .-. went to Gr Saturday-
will save the dyspeptic from many
of misery. and enable him to cat
he They prevent
SICK HEADACHE,
cause the food to assimilate and
the bod, keen appetite.
DEVELOP FLESH
and solid muscle. Elegantly sugar
coated.--------a-
Take No Substitute.
the genuine Handy Tobacco Mr. and Mrs. Hay wood Smith,
ill . . were
. evening.
sage
market .
to
at
. .-. cyst .
. B Wen
d Jim J b
Learn
Lo visits
I I,
with
Tim
o Be Short.
. Ion
. ho
riot
TO-
CO.
el
on April
letter seat by
Joyner, of the
C Tobacco
C y, notice that the
m nil tit stock
I holders e will b
y. April h
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u t s
Ion-, w
I .-is-,
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c .
rs
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in
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lb in it
a id the din
I . W
I Pitt
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d h
r to-
i before buy-
ton, Co.
. . . me .
stock of hats
ard i been opened.
See us fur styles and prices.
A. W. Ange Co.
We handle the and
guano dis-
Come and examine
them We can give prices that
intent yon.
Harrington, Barber Co.
The famous Cox cotton plant-
and guano Bowers are still
going. Prices and right.
See us before you buy.
A. G. Cox Co.
Winterville. N. C.
Galloway and sister,
Miss Helen, of Grimesland. spent
Sunday here visiting their many
friends.
Miss Ethel May Carroll, who
has been teaching
during the past year, has re-
turned home for her summer
vacation.
Rev. B. F. Huske, of Green-
ville, filled his appointment at
the Episcopal church Sunday
afternoon.
We are glad to announce that
class from the Oxford Orphan
will give an entertain-
here on April 26th. They
always give excellent entertain-
and we hope to give them a
Urge audience.
you I
V u.
R . . I
I ; a
. at the M
ch h . He
preached a sermon after which a
business meeting was held He
for Greenville Saturday
afternoon. I went to
M. Bryan went to Stokes Sunday.
Monday and returned
The exercises by the Sunbeams
of the Baptist church Sunday
night were delightful indeed.
A large congregation was present
and each selection was excellent-
. .
. cell -1
less l n fort y- i Up.
is one of the most us
a . . that
v. e I. i met.
Mr. and Mrs. C- E. v. horn
to at-
MU
. i
and hold
.
, war.
. a two Be h
-Ex.
I'D MB, .
Farmville to church
f. i . I
I of II.
from n n a
eaten away . i. t if you t,
doctor. Instead lie used Buck-
CUM
j c
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;. in. r
,. .
. .
at
and Smith I till
f v. r
We had a very good Sunday
school Sunday evening-
Rev. J. B. Cook, of Greenville,
came up Sunday afternoon and
a very good sermon at
Smith's house. J. F.
rendered. A collection amount- Stokes, of Greenville, came with
to was taken for
missions.
Rev. E. T. Philips, of Ayden,
piles astound tho world. KB
at ah
made
tilled his regular appointment at
the Free Will church Saturday
and Sunday.
We have just received our line
of men's and slippers.
See us for styles and prices.
Harrington. Barber Co.
SPROUTS
N. C, April 1909.
Miss Mary Lassiter and Mrs.
Lassiter, of Snow Hill,
came over Tuesday evening and
spent the night, at Ivy Smith's
and attended the school closing
at Smith's school house
day. They returned home Fri-
day morning.
Miss Em Joyner, of Greenville,
came up Tuesday night and
stopped at Ivy Smith's to be at
the picnic Wednesday.
There were so many people
R. M. and J. Robt.
attended our Sunday
and preaching here Sun-
day evening.
Miss Lillie Tucker and Joe
Cobb, of Standard, were in our
town Sunday evening.
Mrs. C. E. and
Miss Janie Tyson who are visit-
here, spent at C.
L. Tyson's near
G. H. Crumpler. of
son, will be at Smith's school
house Sunday, April 18th, it
being his regular appointment to
preach morning and night
Hope all that can will come out
to hear him. Sunday school at
a. m.
No Danger From Jimmie's Knife.
On Jimmie's birthday his
mother gave him a knife. A
little friend told him that
to give his mother a penny
that it would not cut their
friendship, whereupon Jimmie
replied, won't cut our friend-
for
in
Coast Line has
e in the midday
train by which it will
be two hours later than hereto-
fore, this
v j train will pass Greenville going
u, south at p. m. instead of
m. Moving this
back later is to have it wait
at for the from
Norfolk, now persons
to Close Early.
We the undersigned merchants
of the town of Greenville
to close our stores, at
o'clock during summer
months each except
day until August first,
go into Monday, April
twelfth.
Mer. Co.
Wiley Brown.
Patrick Staton.
y ii Bower.
I-i
H.
iii Boyd Furniture Co.
brown ft Savage.
Baker ft Hart,
J. R. Corey.
B, Br
en
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ad
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bad try
. . ; . , rod was
. i t
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i ., how . many
in and
him across his
is . don't, he
i. I would rather go upstairs
id for
May. ,
Pile Remedy is put in a
tub with nozzle attached. May be
directly to the parts.
Price Sold by John
I,. Wooten.
hog.
tight
Norfolk at 8.30 a. m. can reach
Greenville at p. m. The
schedule of this train going north
remains unchanged.
Stray Up.
I have taken up two female one
weighing about pounds, blue color,
the other about pounds, black color,
both marked crop in right ear, slit in
left ear. One has found pigs sine
taken up. Owner can get same by
proving ownership and paying charges.
If no owner comes the hogs will be
sold at public auction before the court
door on Thursday, April at
noon. A. B. S
Two miles from
Stray Taken Up.
I have taken up a male
color rad with black spots, we
pounds, marked full in
left ear, split and half moon in right
ear. Owner ran get same by proving
ownership Jr.
Two miles East of Greenville.
will treat you
Clay Root school wishes to ex-
press their many thanks to Mr.
R. W. Smith for the
given them at Pitch Kettle seine
beach, Friday, April 9th, All
heartily enjoyed the flab, and
spent the day very pleasantly.
Marriage Licenses.
Register of Deeds W. M. Moore
has issued the following licenses
since last
WHITE.
Alonzo Cannon and
Clank.
R. E. Vivian Dud-
C. Washington and Annie B.
Fleming.
Sam Bunn and Gorham.
William Haddock and Lena
Walker.
COLORED.
Nathan Staton and Mary Ha-
Nathan Hunter and Delia
Atkinson.
Van Williams and Annie
get-
THE
D. J. HARD, Editor and Owner
Truth in Preference to Fiction
One Dollar Per Year
VOL. No.
GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY. APR.
1909
I UM 1-
mm CONVENTION. o honor
ENTERTAINED JOINTLY BY AYDEN
AND GREENVILLE
Meeting Followed
and IMP- Splendid After
Dinner Speeches.
Greenville has a way of doing
things whenever her mind is set
to do so, and when it was known
that Ayden was to join with her
in the entertainment of the
district convention for
the second district, much was
expected. The occasion has
come and pone, and it can
truthfully said
were more than realized.
an
Stands Third in North Carolina and
Ranks High in United States.
THE FUNCTIONS OF THE COAT.
to Toast at Banquet
by Dr. Faulkner, of Kin-
Mr. and Ladies
The Financier, of New York,;
publishes annually an honor j preface my remarks by
of State banks in the telling you how I have enjoyed
States whose surplus and your I find
divided profits us The
thing
shows
And you have my
will treat you I
not gripe.
Wooten,
Sick headache, constipation and
relieved by Ring LIT-
Do
cleanse the system. u
Price by John L.
Subscribe to The Reflector.
LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP
T FOOD AN.
Remedies, be-use
No Guaranteed
a -Id
r money aw
FOR SALE BY JNO. P WOOTEN.
An
capital. The list recently found a
ed by the Financier shows
there are only banks in the he
United States reaching this dis-
The Bank of Greenville
is on this roll, and in the
of
profits capital this bank
3rd in North Carolina
United Stales.
who says he has no sense of
as
of
. that is to be long and the
remembered as the and its surplus
most enjoyable in Greenville
social history. It was planned
on a large scale and every detail
proved a perfect success
land undivided profits re;
M the fun. This
proof that the early
Greenville came from England.
Mo we have men in Kinston
who no sense of humor, in-
deed who have no of
any kind to speak of. and if you
times,
sympathy.
A little moonshine now then.
Is relished by of
Riding the goat is of
most ancient of institution. We
find that Abraham led Isaac t
Mount Moriah and he took a ram
in the bushes; C id Father Abra-
ham got the best of the goat.
He sacrificed him, whoever
gets the best of the goat in these
days has got to be a for
sure. goat doesn't sacrifice
now, he makes a base hit, with
an occasional home run. It's the
candidate who does the sacrifice
act, and he counts if
if he can slide home.
in the encounter between
goat and the candidate for the
with the goat, and from
is an easy up-grade
that it length and with
to the meat the need of
accomplishment business enforcement.
of the lodge. And so you see
that my claim the is at
of the school.
lacking an ear for the
Memorial offered way he puts
an invocation and the guests,;. i like to know what
proceed, d to the of they lo when he took the
the woman's club and the ranks of knighthood. goat is
people's some of that a most
kind are on board of trustees
wafers
All day Friday every tram
brought in visitors, the
largest number coming from
Kinston on the
fifty of that town's with
Ayden not far behind. Many
ladies were among the visitors,
as this was not to be purely a
affair and woman
pied and charmingly filled her
place, in it.
At o'clock in Castle Hall in
Masonic Temple building the
district convention met and the
transaction of business was the
first order. Ayden, Beaufort,
Kinston, Washington and
ville lodges were represented.
Th.; reports read from the
lodges showed a steady
membership and Jo toasts were very
work being done by order soul of brilliancy and wit H
the district. A was Indeed an ideal toast master
ma-Hog tad responds wen
excellent address by Grand las follows.
Chancellor W. of. Guests,
Raleigh. District Grand Cannon, of
J. It. of
presided the meeting.
The of the district
the elegant menu spread before
them.
Oyster Cocktail
Pickles
Chips
Chicken Salad Biscuits
Sandwich Lettuce
Cheese ail Baton
Cream and Cake
Coffee.
Dr. C.
then took charge as toast master,
and it was soon evidenced
strong
and their
Laws made fifty
years ago are not adequate to
meet the needs of to Jay because
the bottom of it all not so far j of our constant
, lotion and changed conditions.
The goat is the principal-I Things that wore then
might almost say the only could net be Permitted now Our
that brings new men into, natural be re-
he orders. They want to whenever it is necessary
what it is to ride that goat for It. of th,
Th -y want to know, you know. On
getting I weapons, aw-
they want and Judge Cook
see their friends ride-the old spoke very plainly as t- their
tail
cut off in a steel trap. And that grand jury to pr i . I
reminds me they even have steel ., I they could lino, but it
traps in this goat , I th, y would not present
they in the in futures they
way that steel trap not b so
did. apparently.
a fellow good The law ah-m d to
portion of his self conceit cut those in ran.; as to the
off. and that reminds of a .
Th-charge
We have sometimes to j good
called The f- cases have been
They find out.
themselves.
that
i i feast of go Hi things had by. a
ans reached the end. Hi
no
degrees. He must have been
worse than Clarance
Jones, who is to have turned
away in
I pleased, Mr.
and to bear to you to-
the tidings that since
our last merry meting in the
city of Kinston In April of last
year our lodge has suffered
I no diminution his pristine
and vigor; no Impair-
of his rugged good health
no of bis voracious
in despite
He is selected far hi. points.
He sports whiskers, a la
this is or but it
sounds good to horns as
sharp as a sword, as
is so raw-boned that he
like a skeleton with on his
back high
of a saddle-
On the other hand the
date is badly He
is tied, sometimes chains,
blindfolded, barefooted, got
ought to have a
deal with a called
Its a ham-
mer, to. If it gets good held it
out of your
th. Will, a dentist down in
and sometimes scandalously
tired. Its an unfair mix up.
Alabama said he had a patient
whom he could not cure until he
found that he was eating too
much He made him
Th
disposed
W. R. with
idly weapon, guilty.
W.
bill, rs plea c
judgment pay
if., of
Mack Dixon, sault and bat-
pleads
Louis carrying
son. And all
remarks in the women's clubs, hard
gentlemen who were to and I feel
I well A prominent
I who was present, remarked weapon, not
he had heard of of
kind of heads I win, tans you
lose proposition. i . j but that was
Few candidates ever get on him; J J j . , ever ht
r off a man's
Cutting a man's conceit
not
i of a in-iii .
one of those who had to be mad cu
All
times .
that you will join m on toe
if you get the chance in
the good old
his shadow never
it is hour
Mr- to eulogize our beloved
n. order in high sounding
The Functions of the that It founded upon
Dr. Thomas friendship, even the Bell
I am u of
bur its
to. I came through alive.
that glitters is not gold, l,,,, ,, .
either. function of W
My humorous Inform
me that recently Mark Turnage
d on this at tho m-
to
el-
I of Damon
completed., F. Huske, Other f rat.
B o'clock the social side of Hon. H. W. vi,, .
the occasion was in readiness. Whedbee. of Greenville.
All visitors were to the Spirit, Mr. V,
rooms of Carolina Club where a C. Harding, of Greenville.
large number of Greenville pee- Space will not permit us
had already gathered to await comment upon each of these
Here for an hour a re but the names of the
Id, and the delivering is a
of their excellence.
We never heard better after-
beneath the decorations of speeches, and there were
colors made a scene of of oratory
gallantry and brilliancy among them. ;
e ha
them.
was
women
handsome men as
re-
indeed, all the virtues
the vocabulary are en .
peas a
which secret
these I Some
i mount, while L b U
at the time
and had be lifted
MarK is from
vi . and Bob fro ; this
seems to Indicate a dill, n i
between Farmville a
I will commend Bob for hi i
liable timidity, while to Mark.
will recommend a con-
function of
in that he men
boast sup bis
,, a fellows, in per-
N w
Henry larceny,
, in case, in
need six months
roads,
Bu dead-
pleads six
en roads.
. II. I wine
ion upon the question which Is beat goat, must
fraternities are the treatment of his
witnessed. In the
line were ex-Gov. Mrs.
T. J. Jarvis, Dr. and Mrs. C.
Laughinghouse, Dr. and
Mrs. E. A. Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Whedbee, Mr. and Mrs. J.
N. Hart, Mr. and Mrs. E. G.
Flanagan, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Skinner, of New York, and Mr.
H. A. White.
At the scene changed to
hall where an elaborate
banquet had been prepared
the direction of the Ladies
Aid Society of the Methodist
church. There were for
and every seat was occupied.
The hall anything ever
undertaken here in the way of
and its beauty was
the subject of much comment.
them. Of course Dr.
Faulkner's diagnosis of the goat
was humorous, and it was so full
of that characteristic as to
most keep the assembly con-
with laughter. The Re-
was fortunate enough to
secure a copy of his speech, and
as it is too rich not to be
ed will give our readers the
pleasure of seeing it in an
The brilliant scene ended with
goodnight by the toast
at 12.30 and half hour later our
from the towns to the
southward were speeding home
by special train-
The committees both of Ayden
and Greenville lodges who had
charge of the arrangements for
the district meeting certainly
is the entered and at in- deserve the highest credit for
during the banquet the, the success surrounding the en-
Aeolian orchestra entertained tire occasion, r.
them with excellent music.
But,
virtues as
the fraternal I assert,
and shall endeavor to substantiate
With proof, that the real
pure, dyed-in-the-wool, bed-rock
upon which all these orders are
founded is the
He is the real thing, the
which means, the
bulldog of the the
sine qua non, which means with-
out quinine, and thank the Lord
for that; and my wife adds the
I agree with her
blindly as usual, but that sounds
to me like something to eat. and
with knowledge of the lodge
Goat it doesn't fit.
Friendship, morality, brother-
love, charity benevolence-
these are some of the noble
the practice of which con-
the and purposes of
these orders. They are the
glorious sunshine that gives life
and health and strength. But
the thing that attracts, that
draws men into these orders as
the moon draws the turbulent
of the ocean upon the
of u-i get pretty badly
loom I and as
of a favorite re-
bu, of r. th
tn . , little ch am
fl h.
I As th in
through the eye must
kneel and be relieved of all his
burdens, every man, in riding
ride, us it
adorned man-
ride the goat
Just
his,
. ; Percival Augustus, And
because
folly in three cases, pleads
i and
. bond for
eel intoxicating
a in.
G wine
hr pleads
., ; i an I e and
required I i . bond for
not to . i
n train.
The grand jury returned a
true bill for murder against Al-
Person and Per-
son for killing Ed D port
were
He had to go
days after mixing
goat I don't know
what they did to him, as I am
but it must have
while not denying Dome y- land in the
and tenets of done up in these scraps , Smith gm
goat, Everybody knows
of Kinston. at large.,
to tor three
it of
it And by reason of the fact
that he has got what was coming
the trial set
so
waves
After all had been seated
around the tables ex Governor
Jarvis delivered the address of
welcome which responded to
by Hon. Y. T. Ormond, of Kin-
These were both
fully worded addresses and de-
livered in the well known good
style of these distinguished gen-
Rev. J. B. Cook, pastor of
A. White, chair- of the seashore, is
W. E. Hooker, W. E. the Goat
Hooks, Clarence Cannon, W. J.
Boyd, E. G. Flanagan.
Toasts-F. M. Wooten. chair-
man; J. M. Dixon. C. S. Carr,
Dr. L. C. Skinner, S. F.
Dr. E. A.
R. L. Carr,
And so while orators lay great
stress upon the sunshine of these
virtues, I insist that you do not
forget the of the
moonshine of attraction. Not
that I am afraid, however, that
the people of Greenville will for
moonshine. I
been a plenty.
And our Brother Marston,
after he had taken a fall out of
the bunch, was like the
good lady who suffered with
rheumatism. She sent word to
the doctor she was mighty
poorly. She could lay
not set. What must she, do
And the doctor's prescription
that she roost. Brother
Marston was roosting for three
days after he got back. He still
has it in for the man who led
him to it. And by the way they
have a camel in that thing, and a
tiger, and the Lord knows what
not. I wont tell you about my
experience with the
I'm not here to be laughed at
The goat holds the member-
ship together by that delicate tie
of human interest that steals
away the of official
duties ere they are aware
It possible for them to act in
concert in the practice of f
charity, benevolence, so
much needed among men in
dark and dry days of the
twentieth century.
They gather in the lodge upon
to him, he feels more of a man
thereafter.
Like the one touch of nature
that makes the whole world kin
the riding of the same goat
makes the whole fraternity
KING'S ITEMS.
Kings X Roads April
We are glad to announce that
they had a grand time to the
picnic at Shivers hill last Fri-
day.
Miss Irene Smith has been
right sick but we are glad to
know that she is up again.
Mr. W. C. Moore went to
Fountain last Thursday on
Mrs. Callie Forbes spent the
week with Mrs. W. E. Smith.
We are sorry to know that
Willie Gainer is right sick, but
hope he will soon recover.
S. E. Smith and family and
Smith, of Fountain, called
on W. C. Moore last night,
H. S. Tyson and family spent
last Sunday with his daughter,
Mrs. W. E. Smith.
Misses Ellen Tyson and Irene
Smith spent last Friday night
in Fountain.
May, L. F. Worthington. F. M. C. E. Case and W. W. Worth.
Tucker. R. B. are Speaking
Paul S. Moore. Jesse in about two weeks for
K. B. I ville Florida, where they will
spend the summer.
We are sorry to know that
Mrs. Bettie Matthews is right
right sick. Hope she will
recover.
Robert Matthew and wife
attended the meeting
at Friendship Saturday and Sun-
day.
SUPERIOR COURT.
April Criminal Term in Session.
The April term of Pitt Superior
court, for the trial of criminal
cases, began Monday morning
with Judge C. M. Cook presiding
and Solicitor C. L. rep
resenting the State.
The grand jury is composed of
the L. A, Mayo,
foreman; B. D. Nelson. J. W.
Howard Moore, R. S.
L. Chery, W. E. Tucker.
Warren, R. A. Forbes, Z, W.
Brown. J. H. Cheek, J. E. Park-
R. A. Nichols.
The charge of Judge Cook was
longer than usual, but it was
well worth hearing and a large
audience listened to it attentive-
some
Hooker, A. B. Ellington.
POOR PRINT