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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-
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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
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with
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letter seat by
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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
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. 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-
. .
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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-
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and hold
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. 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-
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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
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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-
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t; IV. R. Land, of Guilford destroyed morning ore, a double i a king
and R. A. Crowell, of originated fa. and all bet
. . ,.,. ,,. 1- v.-, fling and pipes for
65.10 The resolution creating kitchen range shortly alter i--.
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r. a st land tenure its furnishings, and many per. Z. V.
b en in a number . of guests, was c.
u. i States. apparent . wiped out.
is a have for. Stray Taken Up.
I have taken up one male hog,
and pout
black marked swallow
In right ear. Owner can got same by
proving ownership paying charges.
C. H.
N. C.
that
in North Carolina for the
improvement of cur laws
6-85 titles methods of co-i-i
New North Carolina Industries.
The re
Remember the Truth.
into ready the following industries
1-0 established in North Carolina R- V. D. No.
v r. during the week ending
Notice. shop.-.
,.,. , , Hickory-$300,000 f,
8.13 By virtue of con-1 BID. W. .
f In a mortgage deed executed Company, u
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North Carolina, in Book a,
, .- the . no will expose to public
before court house in
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ft . in , -.-l.
at o'clock, noon the following
real property, In Greenville
, the lard
of L.
mill. m in
ft
Pomona cotton mills
-1 And Provisions J
Ar. of preventive is worth a pound of cure.
Quick Silver. Bed Bug Killer, Black
Fag, Insect Powder, Moth Ball.
All these and a full stock of Drugs, Pat-
Medicines and Seeds, at
Coward Wooten
.
Durham automobile
factory.
C. Arthur
Stray Up.
lard, I have taken up one male hog, wight p
, Win about color red SM w
Cotton and
Jim. May, and Others and spotted, unmarked. Been with
known as the land three months Owner can ,
, tract of laid deeded to Sophia get fame by proving property and pay- Fresh Goods kept con-
, i, Pol Nichols and Blount, in Country
-g said R. F. D. N. C. in stock. J
4.76
W. H. and that
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; from Bethel Anderson These two
being tho Which said
22.1-8
by now resides, to satisfy
Strayed.
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This B day of April 1909.
ltd G. C Harris, Mortgage.
A but headed red yearling, about
swallow
ear, crop in left ear, be-n gone since
middle of reward
for inf leading lo recovery.
If you want best milk call
7.25 B ltd
9.22
6.26
7.16
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Produce Bought and Sold
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D. W. Harden, x
GREENVILLE H C
North Carolin a
Superb Service to
BA
VIA
and
Dining-rooms on Saloon Decks. .
Elegant Table Dinner Club Breakfast to
Polite attention and the very beat service in every way
Leave Norfolk of Jackson daily
p. m. Arrive in Baltimore a. m., connecting with rail
line, for New York, and all points and
For all information and reservations address
E. T. LAMB, Aft CHAS. L HOPKINS, T. P. A.
NORFOLK, Va.
GRADED SCHOOL
Will be May list
Joint ate With
May 14th.
The present session of the
graded school will close on
day. May 21st. As there is no
graduating class in the school
this year, the commencement ex-
will probably be on a
somewhat smaller scale than
they have been heretofore. The
music class will give a recital,
and likely an address be de-
livered by some prominent
speaker, the name of whom will
be announced later.
On Friday, May 14th. at p.
m. a joint debate will be held in
the opera house, the contestants
being representatives from the
Goldsboro and Greenville high
schools. Greenville will be rep-
resented by W,
and Benjamin F. Taylor. The
query is that the next
legislature should enact a law to
go into effect Oct. 1st. 1912. re-1
quiring all children in North
Carolina between the ages of
seven and fourteen to attend
school four months each
will argue
Mention this Paper.
JO CENTS
NATIONAL BANK OF
It is needless to Bay
Haskett and Taylor
busy these informing m
selves on the of
education and to-
th reasons why it should
not be enacted Into the laws
North Carolina.
The Greenville debating so-
believes its representatives
can defeat the hoy.
At any rate the visitors will
two contestants o defend well,
and they will have no easy task
in carrying off the I
The people of Greenville have
a cordial invitation to attend the
debate.
OBJECT TO
Many people object to taking the
strong usually prescribed Mr
physicians There is
of internal in any
case of or chronic
and than nine out every
ten eases -f the re one r
oh r of th Be -lea,. hen
the-e is no r and
nay know is only
to apply
to get quick relief.
Try it. For sale by J. L.
Coward Wooten.
Director Di dared Dividend -The ,
Bank in Fine
The directors of The National
Bank of Greenville held a meet-
on Wednesday, 14th. and de-
a dividend of
percent which was at once paid
i to the stockholders.
The cashier reported that
net earnings of bank for six I
months ending April were I
The bank BOW h is a
surplus of Bud
paying this percent dividend
there are over left in
profits. Another
I dead of I percent or more will
paid at the October meeting
of the
The foregoing iv-s an idea of I
the splendid condition of The
National of Greenville and
the s ice with which it is con-
ducted. It began business just
three years ego with a capital of
and in that time has
to the surplus in
addition to tho dividend and
divided profit.; stated. The bank
is conducted by capable
who carefully guard the interest
of its patrons, and a
position public confidence.
The officers of the bank
F. G. James, president
J. P, vice president-
F. J. Forbes,
M. L. assistant cash-
Charles James, bookkeeper.
RHEUMATISM.
White.
Mrs. Jonathan White
invites you to be present
at the of her daughter
Laura Congleton
to
Mr. Nathaniel Urquhart
on Thursday morning,
April twenty-ninth
nineteen hundred nine
at nine o'clock
at home
Greenville. North Carolina.
At Home after May tenth,
Portsmouth, Virginia.
More than nine of. every ten
cam of rheumatism are -imply
of the cue to
damp w. or chronic rheumatism,
cases no internal tr is
TI. i free
Liniment is
needed, and it Is to give
Give it a
, If how quickly It relieves the
and soreness. Price
cents Sold by J. I-
and Coward A woolen.
I ANOTHER STRONG MAN ENTERS
THE EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
It us much pleasure to
tell the good news to our great
and growing brotherhood
S. D. of S.
C, has been persuaded to enter
the evangelistic work. He is a
man with a strong, impressive
personality, endowed as are only
few with those combined,
gifts of nature, experience,
cation and grace that help to
make a great He is
master workman with the
sword of the Spirit, having a
strong baritone voice and speak-
without manuscript; has that
overflow of impassioned
that flows like the music
from the harp of a thousand
strings touched by the finger of
God. Seldom is so deep spirit
blended so harmoniously
I with such scholarly teaching,
I together with such a pleasing
I and entertaining delivery. He is
pure and clean, both in and out
of the pulpit, setting no bad
by the use of tobacco,
nor does he indulge in question-
able jokes. HiS greatest picas-
rarest delights and sweet
est recreations are in the gospel
I work. No epicure ever enjoyed
dainties, a Chinaman his
i opium, a drunkard his dram, BOT
worldly people their ball
room, their card-table or their
punchbowl more than this true
I man of God enjoys his work of
saving souls. He is filled and
thrilled with a message that is
sweeter to him than honey in the
honey-comb, and that is more
precious in his sight than gold
that and he craves its
like panting hart for
the love of
God that is in the gospel is to
him like Jerusalem was to the
Psalmist David when ha said,
forget thee, O Jerusalem.
let my right hand forget her
cunning; if I do not r
thee, let my tongue cleave to the
roof of my mouth; if I prefer
not Jerusalem to my chief
and like Paul when tic sail.
I am persuaded that
death, life, nor angels,
nor principalities, nor power,
nor things present, nor things to
come; nor height, nor depth,
nor any other creature, shall be
able to separate us from the love
of God which is in Christ
our
KEEP YOUR NERVE.
When you would accomplish a purpose,
And strive all your might;
Heed not the stare of the curious,
But keep nerve in sight.
No use to keep on planning,
Go to work while the skies are brig ht
Don't wait for the summer shower.
To straighten things out right.
Sure they are plenty who'll you
And may be
But if you take cover all is lost.
Just keep your nerve going.
W. G. Williams.
Attention.
The man who said that the
North State Mutual was not in
a position to stand by its con-
tracts, or that it was not an Old
Line Legal Reserve Company,
is an ignoramus or a
If anyone wishes to
question thin statement I
invite him to see me and
file his complaint, and I
him an impartial hearing.
J. F. Stokes.
P. S. I will say further that I
carry the best line of life and
industrial insurance on the
market and solicit the patronage
of all desiring it. J. S.
FOR CONSTIPATION.
Mr L. H. a prominent
druggist, of Spirit Lake
Stomach and Liver
Tablets are certainly the best thing on
the market for Give
these tablets a are n
to find them agreeable and pleasant i
effect Price, Sample free.
by J- L. Wooten and Coward
Wooten.
higher as a n G I doe
Bro. He enjoys the re-
and the confidence of all
who know him, to know him
netter is simply to love him more.
He has letters of commendation
i from our leading citizens who
are not members of his
such as editors, doctors,
bankers, etc., as well as from the
best men of our State and else
where. His deep sacrificial
spirit, his indomitable
and resolute faith in and under
trying circumstances, his implicit
confidence in the power of the
gospel, and his supreme trust in
God and his hope in man will be
an inspiration to and a
upon any church or
He has been in some
of the hardest battles ever
fought, in some of hardest
fields ever worked, where
dice broke the registering
where the enemies were
united and their faces set like
flint-as James Small well puts
it, and J. B- Briney will endorse
-places that will try the mettle
of any man. He has stood where
only the brave dare stand, where
only the strong could stand, and
where none but the true would
stand. The bloodstained flag
never furls, the old fort never
surrenders, Jesus lifted up
on the cross is never lowered nor
the lifeboat withdrawn in the
hands of this faithful and brave
soldier of the cross, who would
rather see the flag of victory
planted on his grave than to see
the ensign colors lowered and
perishing brothers and the glory
of God in shame. The
of God and the brother-
hood of man are the two suns
that never Bet in his preaching.
He regards every man a child of
and therefore as his brother.
Some are God's lost children-
these are his lost brothers; some
are God's redeemed children
these his redeemed brothers;
and nothing so good as adversity,
tribulation and the cross to re-
veal this blessed relation. Chris-
Standard, written
Dr. comes to us with
th s best of recommendations
from all parts of the country.
He a revival at the Chris-
tin church Sunday morning at
o'clock. Prof. J. D.
of Atlantic College.
Wilson, N. will have charge
f the music. is a man of
spiritual strength, Every-
cordially invited to at-
our services. It will be a
blessing to all to hear these God
y men. You welcome.
Come- D. W. Arnold, Pastor.
BAKER AND
The place to buy your Hardware. Com-
stock to select trout
goods only.
Agricultural Implements A
Consisting Mowers, Harrows. Stalk
Hakes and high grade Cultivators
both riding and walking.
American Fence Wire
in the most popular heights on hand.
Complete stock of ready muted
PAIN T S
of the highest grade in all colors.
teed per cent pure. Orders
promptly.
Those wishing to purchase M
Will do well to see us as we carry
but the best.
It contemplate building give us a
call. We will appreciate your business and
will take care your orders and
t.-e prices. When wishing anything men-
in the above don't to look up
H. L. DAVIS. prEs. 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
James Cashier.
No man in our city nor among
our brethren in the State stands
DIXIE ICE CREAM
Can be made and in
minutes at cost of
One Cent m Plate.
Stir contents of one package
ICE Me
into a quart of milk and
No cooking, no heating, nothing
sum to add. Everything but tie
and milk in the package.
This makes of tho roost
delicious ice cream you ever ate.
Pit Vanilla. Straw
at your
or by mail if he
Illustrated Hook Fr.
Th. Pure .
A Boom m Advertising.
A paper in a good-sized town
in Oklahoma recently published
this
The business man of this town
who is in the habit of hugging
his typewriter had better quit, or
we will publish his The
next day thirty-seven business
men called at the office, paid up
their subscriptions, and
hind them thirty seven columns
of advertising, and told the
tor not to pay any attention to
foolish Ga-
UP BEFORE THE BAR.
N H. Brown, an attorney, of Pitts-
field. Vt., have used Ur.
New Life Pills for years and
find them such a family medicine
we wouldn't do without them. For
chills, constipation, or sick
they work wonders, at
all
Not Quite
How often you can get a
thing
pall or screw driver or
lacking. Have a good H
fool box and be prepared for
Our
la a you could desire, and
we will see that your tool S
not lack a single
useful article.
Of
You get a
Horse Goods i c
of
OF NATURE MAKES,
WHOLE WORLD
When a roister finds a big fat worm
. cads the none in the farm yard
come and it. A trait
human nature to to be observed when
a man discovers
ally good he wants all Ins friends and
, to hi are the benefits
disc This is the t. of nature
. hat makes the whole world kin. I
why people who have beau
Cough Remedy
write letters to the manufactures for
publication, that others ailing
also use It and obtain
every one of these is a
warm hearted wish of the writer to be
of use to c else. This is
f sale by J L. Wooten and Coward
Wooten.
THE ROOM
the Building on Third street. Open for the
use of Ladies coming in from the to spend
the day in Greenville. Matron in ,
and every attention free.
All Ladies Cordially Welcomed.
P M. JOHNSTON.
ENGINEER and
Running repairs to all Mid of
erecting Engines,
Tobacco machinery, all systems a
Agent for Machinery and
Electrical novelties. Give toW.
All work guaranteed and terms r a-
left at H. L. l-arr I
will receive prompt attention, or plume
No,
Furniture And House Furnishing Goods
For Cash or on Installments.
In Building Formerly Occupied by Dispensary. Large Stock of
Needed in your House. Our are low. ,
BROWN SAVAGE
Subscribe to The Daily Reflector.
PERRY CO.
NORFOLK, VA.
Cotton Factors and handlers r
Ragging. Ties and
and
J P
Corey
PAUL
THE TAILOR
be found on Fourth street
prepared to press repair
Mens Clothing Ladies Skirts
All work done promptly, suits
nude to order when
You
CENTRAL
Barber Shop
Edmond Fleming props.
t in
of the town- Four
in operation and each one
sided over by a skilled barber
s razors,
sharp Our towels clean. We
thank you for past patronage
and ask you to call again when
good work is wanted.
W. P. EDWARDS
The man you are looking for
when you need
Bill Posting and Sign Tacking
and for Adv.
Pictures Framed lo Order
The Reflector has nice j
stationery for print-,
and turns out good work. J
Send in your orders.
Safety Razor Blades Sharpened
at cents a
Agent tor
Paper Typewriter Ribbons
none better made.
All I do
W- P- EDWARDS
Subscribe for The Reflector.
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POOR PRINT
THE EASTERN
the press dispatches toll us.
Bat it not have n in
D. J.
EDITOR
NORTH CAROLINA.
it, to be struck our
young woman in St, Louis, has to say more mousy is
sol her mansion in order to go
in a cottage which is being
sent out of Pitt county annually
for moat, corn and hay than
Subscription . fear
Six Months
Bugle Copy
11.00
Advert may be had noon
; I i on in i b
go I, . a t Evans
hit i feet.
port at Greenville
. ii .- . .
The judgeship must be either
baking a rest or the public has
about lost interest in it. The
president slipped off while to
get out of it.
built by the young man to whom comes into it for cotton. Ami
she is engaged. love in it i articles of supply
that match. raised a at home,
fort . inch loss than it costs
Id elsewhere. Keep
the million dollars
more a year that is sent out of
CONSOLIDATED CO
and the inmates of the
Ur county home, a very thoughtful
and generous act- . . ,
A brief business session of the
A Farmers Present They was also held in the
FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING
STOCKHOLDERS.
With the pro-poets of paying
all Kinds of high prices for flour,
FRIDAY APR. the farmers should go hack to
their holds and put a few more
acres in corn.
r j th
ship are yet
It hi is able
take car its -if
I.
We are Tr
the ii in debate with
Sou
With wheat is you
n . es . . .
f tin t was in
I . tin
would tie ;.
The governor's mill
sometimes winds the wrong
direction A Pitt county
whom he pardoned was back in
jail inside of a week.
The Irish p crop will not
be long coming, and that will
In p to block the high
price flour. Biscuits arc
the dear class now.
President not seem
to have mil Ii opinion of
lists, but are many who
that eh stepping stones
to v. hat they got.
The women held up the pro
posed tariff on stockings by a
united and vigorous kick. Good
example for the men to county food supplies and
and get some of the things that will see a very much more
affect them properly treated by prosperous
the l manipulators.
A Richmond says
with ninety odd of the one
counties in Virginia already
dry. it is only a matter of a short
while before that State gets in
j the p-1 n roll Rich-
Newport N Ports-
mouth, and Petersburg
are the only left in the
State that have licensed saloons,
and the are
preparing to attack those.
Virginia dry it will lie much
easier to enforce prohibition in
North Carolina. We hope the
day will not be far distant when
th . i ii
every State in tin- n.
Hear Good Speeches and Enjoy
Bountiful Dinner
Paid IS Percent
Dividend
was a great day for to
is a source of gratification
to his friends throughout the
State to know that Editor J. P.
of the Charlotte Ob-
I server, who five weeks ago had-
a stroke of paralysis, has far
red as to be aide to return
to his with indications of
complete recovery.
The past week recorded the
complete destruction by lire
two famous hotels, Kenilworth
mi at Asheville and the Meek-
at Chase City. Both
lings
Gum warehouse and Mr T. R.
Hodges was elected a director of
to take the of
Mr. J. J. who
had resigned because of his
to the of
Stale prism. 3.3.
farmers of Pitt and adjoin- and J. M. Cox were also
counties. It was the occasion their terms
the fifth annual meeting of the expired.
stockholders of the
.,, . . ., Consolidated Tobacco Company
wonderful
a thousand its It
began business six
At last th -j seem to have i
Patten on wheat cornering in
Chicago. Durham sun.
i ill, Jim I do you chime
so unexpectedly
N many ii have to
out an i i tax, but
it i-, the thing t i have.
If win . i m higher an
air ship Hi el have to be
started to hunt fur it.
Corn Is coming up, hut i-. i
not too late to plant some
to come along with it.
It is said Taft is
ready feeling the strain of his
duties. Directing the
ship menagerie he re-
for it.
I were immense wooden bull
their loss may be a h son to
capitalists that it is not safe
to put sums of money
tires of that class.
opens her doors
and extends a cordial welcome
to th Knights of Pythias now
in our midst and to arrive this
evening for the district
here tonight- The
are a strong and growing
that is doing a great and
noble work. We hope every
visitor will be glad that he came
to Greenville.
A Federal grand jury in Kan-
on
Greenville enjoyed the visit
of the and would be
glad to have them come again.
Cuba is at work to raise a
standing army. It may be need-
ed to keep the insurgents down.
The longer the president
Company for defrauding th
government, looks like a fair
way to put the company out of
business.
It was a pleasure to have so
many people from Wilson, Kins
ton and other towns
TOO HOLIDAYS.
are holidays-
too many to lay off from
many interrupt bus to
the regular order of a business-
day world. In former day when
commerce, industry and
were of not so much
consequence, when it did not
moan getting behind orders to
shut up shop one day, or when
business was not inconvenienced
by the suspension of hanking
j privileges, it did not matter so
I much. In those days people sat
Greenville has no prospect about stole fronts and whittled
to make an appointment the Greenville Tuesday. Hop.
over they come again and often.
more trouble he will
it.
Those women who are trying
Judge Cook said some wise to persuade the mistress of the
things ill his charge to the grand White House to raise chickens
jury. He is a conscientious must not be her real friends, or
they would not want to get her
in trouble with her neighbors.
man.
You can't fool all the people
all the time, yet the tariff
think it is an easy thing
to do.
The populace is about to pass
from the clutches of the coal
the servitude of the
ice king.
touch of nature makes
the whole world and one
circus makes us all feel like
boys again.
Turkey is a fair way to get
her wings crapped or her tail
feathers pulled. Two
cans have been killed in the
massacres in that country, and
that calls for notice from your
Eastern North Carolina's gold
the strawberry crop, is
now active. Many cars of
are moving daily.
Every day in these latter
times the liquor advocates get
a new blow. A Philadelphia
professor is ridiculing the idea
that whiskey is a cure for snake
bite.
It is reported that Abdul
sultan of Turkey, has
abdicated the throne. Turkey
is none the worse off by it.
Every once in a while a new
name conies in for fame in the
financial world. It is now Pat-
ten with his wheat corner.
A Florida congressman who
backslid and went with the Re-
publicans on the tariff matter,
has been to by
the legislature of his State and
summoned before chat body for
an explanation.
being a dull the com-
week, as there will be two
protracted meetings in progress, a
wedding, the opera
house, one circus, and a criminal
court in session. There will be
something to occupy the
of everybody and you can
judge the people by the place
which you find them.
An income tax and an in-
tax would be a better
means of raising revenue for the
government than a tariff which
has to be paid mainly by the
Consumers. Give the people free
trade and make the rich folks
pay on their incomes and
then the country would
be more prosperous and treasury
deficiencies become things of
the past.
The citizens of different towns
seem to be having their say in
municipal government this year.
Raleigh led with almost a
complete overturning of old
fairs in that town, then Wash-
came along with almost
the same result, and now Kin-
falls in with practically a
clean sweep of there.
We believe the best govern-
is had when the people
themselves show most interest
in it.
A little box labeled
matter for the was left
on our desk. As the box con-
pills the conclusion is
that the fellow thought We were The niece of J. B. Morgan,
to be the richest
The present spurt in the price
of cotton should not get it into
the farmer's head to plant more
of that crop, but should send
him back to the crib after an-
other ear of seed corn. There is
no danger of too much corn be-
planted.
The Times says that unless
some stops are taken at once to
curb the lawless and desperate
element that infests certain
parts of something will
happen to give that city a bad
name. We thought it had
ready happened, and that
reputation was bad
enough. Yet the suggestion that
so ii let I be done to curb the
lawlessness there is timely.
dry goods boxes, or loafed about
the street corners time to
go home to the meals tor the pro-
of which they depended
upon their wives, every day-
was pretty much of a holiday to
the general run of But
times have changed. The loaf-
places have been abolished,
or rather, the habit of
has disappeared. The cotton
mills, the factories, the iron
works and all the smaller
tries, as a general thing, art-
working behind orders and the
multiplication of holidays re-
quiring a suspension of business
is becoming a serious problem
for them. Business interests are
becoming restless under the ac-
cumulation of these days of n-
forced idleness. Holidays are
days to be observed. There
are some the observance of which
is no earthly consequence to
society or business. We could
get along very well were a few
of these holidays wiped out. By
custom, Easter Monday is a
and it is even yet difficult
to make people go to work on
this day. Those who are forced
to work go at their task pouting
and envy the care-free element
that the creek banks fish
for minnows. You can be-
it or some of the
afternoon papers in this State
are observing Easter Monday
and are leaving their respective
communities in intellectual dark-
over a period extending
from Saturday afternoon to Tues-
day afternoon, and then they
will return to work feeling about
as good as a little boy who has
overloaded himself on cake.
Charlotte Chronicle.
The Chronicle is right, the
holiday business is largely over-
done. Of course some holidays
are all they mean
something and are observed in a
way that signifies something
but there are too many days in
the year just for shutting up
business and loafing. And the
I schools might also be included
were in attendance. While the
large majority of these were
from comity, all the neigh-
boring counties were well
President L. Joyner called
the meeting to order in the
warehouse and after brief
remarks about the com
and its work the past year
presented Mayor H. Whedbee
who delivered the address of
visitors. Mayor
Whedbee eloquently, com
the farmers upon what
they hid accomplished through
this and
ed the pleasure of the p topic of
Greenville at having them here.
; said he w toted them to
that the town was a m
come to sea u.; often. The .
come was truly a mast cow
one and uttered in the
best style. This address was
to very pleasingly by
Mr. J, L. Bailey, of Wilson
county and Mr. Prank Wooten,
of Lenoir gentle-
men for visitors expressed
delight at being here.
Hon. J. Bryan Grimes,
of State, was then
ed by President Joyner and de-
a stirring address
Cooperation Among
Mr. Grimes spoke
with big usually earnestness. A
great lover his State and
county, he first dwelt at
length upon North Carolina hi
and showed that in soil,
productiveness and climatic con-
we have the most favored
section of the world. We have
ago with one wan house
and line that has
its ii hi of operations to
Kinston and Wilson,
now operating u van wan In mes
on markets. Every move-
of the company toward
extension met with success,
strongly the
of its management and business
methods, and the interest the
tobacco farmers cake in it.
Notwithstanding the
th-1 company has made, in these
six years it has paid stock-
holders an Aggregate of per
cent in dividends and now
property worth considerably
m re Una stock.
This result should forever pat at
a the
l Hit farmers they
t together and stick
. r a business
i. ear,
a business for them-
s with th
if is clearly -h in the
Consolidated
Company.
THE OLD MAID SOCIETY.
a Big at Ayden.
The old maids Ayden met
in their monthly meeting
last Monday afternoon for the
purpose of electing new officers
for their
Mother Ella Wayne called the
meeting to order and Miss Olivia
service,
after which the secretary read
the report of the last year's
work and called the roll. Those
present Mother
Lucy Turnage, Olivia Berry,
Alice Baker, Blanch Cannon. Nan-
and Lee Nichols, Edith and
Beulah Lena and Liz-
Hines, Jimmie and Ara Davis,
Agnes and Annie Dixon, Carrie
section we nave
. , . and Johnson, Bessie
not obtained the full benefit of a am, Dixon
our opportunities because of our and Eva Hart Helen
, , . i .- tie. u . . r. . .,
lack of co-operation. Four-fifth
of the wealth of the country is
invested in agriculture, yet those
following this avocation do not
receive their share of the benefits
of legislation through their fail-
to be organized demand
recognition as those engaged in
other do. He also
spoke interestingly of good
transportation and com-
and said we can develop
these through organization and
co-operation. Concluding Mr.
Vita Pearl and
Willie Faulkner. Hattie and
Annie Looper and sister Annie
Dudley.
Then the following
were Olivia Berry, pres-
Annie Dudley, vice
dent, Dixon, secretary,
Carrie Johnson, treasurer, Moth-
Ella Wayne as
Lucy Turnage, Blanche Cannon
and Hellen were elect-
ed as lookout committee. Their
work is to lookout for all of the
members and help them to win
some man's if possible.
all being elected
Grimes paid a splendid tribute to president took her chair and
the To- proceeded with the work. The
have not the figures, but with the sufferers from an over
believe it would be a safe of holidays.
Company and to its
dent, Mr. L. Joyner. who even
at great personal sacrifice had
thrown himself into the
and made it a success,
undaunted by the opposition and
misrepresentations that had been
hurled against him. This com-
is a striking example of
what the farmers can do through
organization.
After the speaking President
Joyner announced that the
directors of the company had de-
a dividend of percent
to be paid in cash at this meeting,
and there were general
of gratification and
faction by the stockholders at
this statement. President Joy-
also stated that the meeting
would adjourn to the Gum ware-
house where dinner had been
prepared for all present and at
which place Secretary W. H.
Treasurer R. Cobb
with their assistants would dis-
tribute dividend to the
stockholders.
Then headed by Burton's Drum
Corps the farmers and visitors
marched to the Gum warehouse
where a most dinner
was spread. There was so much
to eat that even the thousand
present could not consume it, and
secretary had seven applications
for new membership which
Misses Richardson, Perry, Ella
Harris, Lena Dawson,
Johnson, Carrie Smith and
Bridgett.
The house voted on each
plication separately and all pass-
ed except Miss Elizabeth
she would have passed
but the members decided that
she was too near ready to change
her name to enter the society.
We could only judge by the way
she has been sporting and if she
is still single and no hope of
getting one of the stronger sex
we will be glad to have her
application at the August meet-
which is to be Monday, 2nd
August
A motion was made by Carrie
Johnson and seconded by Jimmie
Davis to have a picnic in honor
of Mrs. Moore, one of
their faithful members who was
married to Mr. C. G. Moore last
Wednesday. It was unanimous-
carried and the day was set to
be Wednesday, 15th of May. at
A special train will
run, leaving Ayden at seven-
thirty and leaving to
return at five-ten in the after-
noon. Hope all the members will
attend for it will be a treat to
those who go and see that grand
city. No other business came
before the house. The president
led in prayer and all then re-
turned to their homes hoping to
be as lucky as the member they
lost. It is the first one of the
have lost. Will
members they nave ion.
there was almost enough for as meet in 3rd Ma
I OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT.
IN CHARGE OF J. M. BLOW.
Authorized Agent of The Eastern Reflector for Ayden and vicinity. furnished
BASKET PARTY.
lard at J. R.
CLACK JACK ITEMS.
I Hack N. C, April
Misses Mids and Lula
Arnold returned
days in
after f a few
of is Ayden.
Mi
Her. less
P i Smith Co.
x A Rev. J. M. is d
H. C. L hi. room with
spent Sunday with relatives in I s j. R.
Greene Smith Co
We Will pay cents each for
good BOOT and barrels de- .
in
ending March 20th. R. Dixon Co. Dixon. a with re
r B Mrs. Biggs, of
Saturday to see Harris filled his r
X her brother. Wow appointment here
C. bet M. C. cut barring, at J. ,
cold drinks that can at Co f
the year m
night, the 34th. We learn they
At Cross Roads School.
One of the most delightful, C
as well as successful occasions of
the season in community,
was the basket party given i
e auspices of the
v-i-r Puffer ft
Lit
Association at the school
taught by Miss
The net receipts were
which added to makes
189.60 to the credit of the school,
I with which they hope to furnish
. j
-v
, . i a new building, if Prof. ,
Annie and Maggie finds-t in tho his
returned home after . . aim. than one. If they
have an excellent gram.
School books, tablets, Bib
K. Smith Co.
W. P.
spent Sunday
with relatives at d
cannot afford to corn
them. class ,,
through Sunday j
singings the y, . . of
Friday to visit her
ii. M. Sauls has
a lot of toilet
i, quite a large crowd present
heart to them one. If they
had had more room they would
doubtless have made a Rood deal
more.
Miss Tyson has labored very M
earnestly and faithfully and. k
with all due regards to those
s-,. t TIT
pi
y en
urn
to hear him. We are always have preceded her, she has
-hi to have him with us. more and given
Miss Zora Edwards was the
BU of Miss Lena Dixon Sun-
i.
day.
Quite a large crowd from
here attended the
at Mills school house last
Friday night. They all
the most general satisfaction of
any teacher who has ever taught
there. And that is saying a
good deal, for they have had
some excellent teachers, and
teachers much liked, but we
it is true.
r.
John Willis hi I
foot badly,
i week
but not seriously, hurt
by standing too near a d.
explosion.
They tell me that J. R. Smith,
Co., Dixon are manufacturing
as good wagons, carts and bug-
as can be found any where.
i them before buying.
brother, T. Smith.
Ever-
have I con-
to build the tobacco
warehouse in Ayden to be com-
by July Just watch
grow.
Jay Carl lies spent Sunday
with his parents near Grainger.;.
Miss Mamie Dawson, of Grit-
ton, is visiting relatives this
a fine time. In the contest as to the most
went to Grimes-, beautiful lady, Miss Irene Smith
laud Sunday evening. the a handsome
Bertha Coward, from stationary. This was
Salem, was the guest of
Ii
and j week of
sister, Mrs. J L. men and
near Greenville, spent Sunday J Rf
with their sister, Mrs. j. i . ,
Smith.
Spring dress and
to match at J. K. Smith
Mrs. Susan of
is visiting her Mrs. R. C.
Cannon.
For at Pitch
good boats, Hat, seine
run year good us new, and full
camp outfit. Beach in first class
shape. See or write J. R. Smith
Co. N. C. Terms
J. J. May, one of our county
commissioners and best citizens,
spent Sunday here with his
daughter, Mrs. Walter Gardner.
Rape ed and Millet seed for
sale by J. R Smith Co.
The Loyal Temperance Legion,
composed of little boys and girls
in charge of Miss Lillian Munn
and Rev. E. B. Joyner.
Sunday at Winterville. The
children attended Sunday school
and church and reported they had
the best time of their lives.
cement, window, doors,
locks and hinges at J. R. Smith
Miss Sarah Harding, of Green-
ville, is visiting Miss Helen
We were surprised to find that
J. R. Smith Co. Dixon are car-
such a nice line of coffins
and caskets of all prices and
grades, see them when needing
anything in this line.
Prof. T B. Gibson gave his
school a picnic at Pearce school
house Saturday. The neighbors
came with baskets full of good
things to eat and all present re-
port a good time. This is a
splendid community who raise
plenty to eat and to spare- Prof.
was the orator of the
day. Prof. Gibson has made
many friends during his stay
with us. He left Monday for
his home at Red Springs.
Buy your brackets, balusters,
stair railing, post
and of J. R. Smith
Co. Dixon.
Don't send elsewhere, when
you can get nice ceiling and
flooring, windows and door
frames made to order at J. R.
Smith Co. Dixon.
We can shoe your mules and
horses, repair your carts, bug-
and wagons on short notice.
J. R. Smith Co. Dixon.
den's young
were married at th i home of the
bride's mother, Mrs. G. G.
last Thursday morning at
o'clock, by Rev. C. M. of
Wilson, of Christian
church here The happy couple
left immediately for Baltimore.
They will also Washington
City and Raleigh on their return
home. They will locate on West
avenue.
We regret to learn that the
seven months old baby of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Wilson died last
Thursday.
J. N. Alexander was to
Ahoskie Saturday to attend the
burial of one of his nephews.
Remember the orphan singing
class will give their entertain-
at the Baptist church Sat-
night. Be sure to come
and bring your family and help a
worthy cause with your presence
and money.
Miss of Trenton,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. R
Tingle.
The Mission Band under the
management of Mrs. J. R. Tin-
and Mrs. C. M. Holton gave
a splendid entertainment in the
Christian church Sunday night.
Mrs. M. W. Ormond, of Or-
is visiting her son,
H. C. Ormond.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Davis
request the honor of your
presence
on Wednesday afternoon
twenty-eighth of April
nineteen hundred and nine
at three-thirty o'clock
Christian Church
Ayden, N. C.
to witness the marriage of their
daughter
Carolyn
to
Mr. Eward Graham
saying a good deal, also, for
Misses Janie and Bettie Harper I there were some very beautiful
Sunday. young ladies present
A quilt that everybody ought
to hundred and
four names of somebody's sweet ,
hearts embroidered on
squares-was sold to the highest
bidder. A. Smith, of
Fountain, the purchaser.
The indications are that he will
need it about as soon as any-
body, and he care how
soon. We t if Mr. Smith
would have gotten the quilt
our friend, Thomas Beaman,
been perfectly certain he
the judges deciding
J. H. Clark, of Grimesland,
spent here.
Ed. Arnold went to Ayden
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Clark, of
Grimesland spent Sunday here.
The farmers have commenced
setting out tobacco plants. Corn
is coming up nicely.
Black Jack Debating
Society had their regular debate
Thursday night. The query was
ably discussed by the young
in
favor of the affirmative. We
will meet again night
and debate this
ed, that women should have the
right of All cordial-
invited to come out and hear
the debate. We hope to have a
large crowd present.
. fr in .
U . .
SIXty-. ,. , M.-1. 11.11
sweet-, . .
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IT SAVED HIS LEG.
thought I'd
J. A. Swenson,
years of o that
could not cure, at lust laid me up.
Thin Salve it
sound and Infallible for akin
eruptions, salt rheum,
fever sores, burns, scalds, cuts and
piles. at all Druggists.
would ever heed it.
We feel safe in recommending
Miss Tyson as a teacher, or one
to get up entertainments, or to
make beautiful quilts.
One Who Was There.
will treat you
A Guaranteed Cough remedy is Bees
Laxative Syrup. For cough ,
colds, croup, hoarse-
and all bronchial alt
for children because it is quick to re-
and Gently laxative.
Sold by John L. Wooten.
only
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STATE NEWS.
Small Fire.
Foot Mashed.
Earl Forbes, son Mis. Pattie
Forbes, met with a painful
dent Saturday at the plant of
the Cabinet Veneer Company
where he was at work. In some
Married
This morning at House station
caught under
E. Randolph were married and badly mashed.
Rev
left
Just as people were getting
Happenings of in North Caro- church Sunday at
Una. dinner time th -re was an alarm
A stable in Char-1 of fire. It came from down on
Z destroyed by fire. First street J
causing a the home of Henry Wooten,
loss of Six horses were had caught on the roof,
burned to death. Enough people were soon there to
J. J. the new put out any dam-
superintendent of the State being done.
prison announces the
five prisoners the past few days ,.,.
two from the convict camp at j SWEPT NIAGARA.
April one from ,
State farm, April. and two V a boatman
from the Selma convict
The rewards for re-
each
Dr. Edwin of the Eng- if y u would
northern cities.
I have bought the stock of W.
B. and before moving
the same I will sell it as a
whole or in part, either for cash
or on time with good security, at
a great
W. H. Cox, Kinston, N. C.
ltd
few inches further his foot would
have been mashed off.
A HEALING SALVE FOR BURNS.
AND SORE
NIPPLES.
As a healing salve for fores,
sore and hands
Salve is moat excellent. It
allays the pain of a burn almost in-
and unless the injury is very
severe, heals the parts without leaving
. scar. Price, cents. For by
will treat you J- L. Wooten and Coward Wooten.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF AYDEN
AT N. C.
At the Close of Business February, IMP.
Resources
abroad for a cultural and travel-
tour of a that no
of the press has able
or Dr.
has been called to the state
university in the room of Dr. C.
Alphonso Smith, recently re-
signed.
WORDS TO THE SOUL.
ton has Consumption. His
case is These
words were spoken E.
a leading merchant of N. I.
two expert doctors one a lung
Dr. H. Hyatt will be in
Greenville, at Hotel Bertha,
Monday and Tuesday, May 3rd
and 4th for the purpose of treat-
diseases of the eye and fitting
glasses. Those who want to see
about having work done will be
charged no fee unless terms are
agreed upon. W
Woods Liver Medicine reg-
and discounts t 44,488.76
Overdrafts unsecured
Furniture and fixtures
Demand loans 2,600.00
Due from
items mM
Gold coin
Silver including all
minor ear, 1,048.70
bank and other
Notes
Total 181.787.07
stock
Surplus fund 11,250.00
profits, less
cur. exp. and taxes pd. 9,706.88
Deposits sub. to check 42,564.74
Cashier's outstanding
Total 181.787.07
IV tWO a
was shown the wonder-
power of Discovery.
three Mr
Blevens, was as well SI r. i
would not all the money in the d
for my
for coughs and colas, its the stat,
surest. of desperate lung
on and a all
gist. Guarantee satisfaction
bottle free.
Cari
We desire our friends f
accept our heart-felt thanks for
kindnesses shown during oar
little Harvey's, illness and
especially do we thank the little
children of the M. E. Church
for so many beautiful
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Warren.
Farmville, N. C
Dr Joseph
Physician and Surgeon
Office over Bank Building
AYDEN. N. C.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. ,,.
the to the beat o. my know Company.
Subscribed and sworn to be- Comet
of fore me, this 18th. day of Feb. J. H
NOTICE.
W. H. Smith has purchased
the
Carolina Milling
Co. and will conduct the bus-
at the sane place- All
work promptly looked after- Mr.
Cox will st
Company.
other J, , j-
recommended for J a
chills, fever, malaria. The i
many more. The stockholders
Agnes Dixon, Sec.
lever, in. I. tn
o. iv. contain. 81-2 times as much as the
Try a bucket of use size. by John l.
STANCIL HODGES,
Notary Public
Ii. C. CANNON.
Directors.
MISS C. MEREDITH,
Graduate Norse
I Ayden, North Carolina.
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Greenville, home
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vi popular of
Origin of the Menu.
Hie of the menu this
story ii Duke Henry of
wick when sitting at a sumptuous
feast was noticed to glance
at a Ions slip of paper.
Quest by his neighbor, the
Count of Mont fort, as to the reason
of his table studies, he replied that
the of the had
drawn for nod stomach's
benefit a of all the dishes, just
to master to reserve his
appetite for the beat things to come.
The other guests were so well
pleased with the intelligent cook's
invention that the habit of writing
bills of fare instantly spread in
The dinner whence the
custom began is said to have taken
place at in 1541.
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Gardner's Re-
We tarn that different mm
are infringing on
patent by the combination f r
on their trucks, opposite City Market,
v. We forbid all m
the combination draft and in-
North Carolina.
Buggies, Carts, Wagons and farm-
. . .
i f.;., ., I noon utensils repaired, Furniture repair-
ring I i H t. at IS . upholstered, Sewing machines
made- and sold by US g cur repaired. All work guaranteed to be
fiB i , . as good as the best, and prices lower
combination will h Id wood saw. d also by a
responsible to us . portable c, rut twice
. . MM.
, ,
i now some very lots for a e
If are build you a home or wan t to make a paying e i
it will he to interest to see me. .
I also have some splendid sites on railroad sidings Tor sale.
Terms to suit
b C
Greenville,
age as
allows v
to patent N . March
1908. A. G Cox, Co.,
Winter N C.
Phone n yon want
baggage hauled to train .
end
portable .-.
cut three per cord.
Give a trial.
Go-earn are something needed
in nearly every home. We have
th n,. Taft Vandyke.
There is more comfort
than you ought to ex-
in a pair of our
Shoes, the inner sole
is perfectly smooth,
no wax, tacks, or
threads to injure the
feet. The leather is
the best, the fit perfect
and surely you could
ask no better style.
The Central Mercantile Co.
J. Davenport, Mgr.
Who's the
Town Booster
Why, Here He Is
INSURE WITH
C. L. WILKINSON
Life, Fire, Accident and Health
and Bonds. Will go on your
Bond.
Norfolk and Southern Railway
.
Before th Spanking.
does a come from an
my
does an come from a
If n chicken from as
cps. an US comes from a chicken,
see here. If you are
prolong this Una of you can
go right
nut.
dues a chicken from an
any lieu can sit on on and
hatch
I'm clad I ain't a hen. It
must hurt sit on a
York Times.
worth of Beautiful
absolutely given away free.
st Prize. Beautiful Mahogany
Buffet worth
2nd Prize. Beautiful Mahogany
finish Princess Dresser worth
3rd Prize. Beautiful
Piece Toilet set worth
10.00.
These prizes are all here and now on exhibition at our store.
The way to GET SOMETHING FOR NOTHING.
Come to our store and buy 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.
During this great offer will sell everything at the closest possible
prices. Call and look over our entire stock. No trouble to show
goods. We have the most beautiful, complete and up to date line
of Furniture, Stoves, Mattings. Rugs and Squares in
Pitt county. Drawing will commence Saturday, April 10th, 1909
at o'clock.
Yours truly,
TAFT BOYD
Furniture Company.
EASTER
J S MOORING
Sam White tore on Five Mora room and larger Come
to see me.
General Merchandise.
Ale YOU Ready But One Thing's certain;
you're not ready, no matter where you're going, unless you
dressed properly. The best clothes for you to wear-
for any man to best clothes made, are
Hart Schaffner Marx
The new styles are very 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 too, are 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 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 find in the highest price shoes.
The citizen who his own
town.
The citizen who encourages local
enterprises.
The citizen who helps homo
improvements.
The citizen who patronizes the
home men
The citizen who gets print-
in his own town.
That TUB TOWN BOOST
ER.
READ THE REFLECTOR
And keep up with the NEWS.
Daily year- Weekly a year
For good n The
The Old
have up the Idea of
the parlor.
remarked old John as he
threw l he bridle under the table.
risked his wife.
I priced one In
town today, and the dealer fez he.
That's old matter; it's price Is
I. like n second-
it he.
thinks if a secondhand
that It's nu use
e a on. So. Jane, I reckon we'll
have to bang up n few mottoes, find
Bless Our and the like, and let
tile Weekly.
II you want your HORSE to
fast and pull buy your
Hay, Oats
and Corn.
of W. B. He will sell
Better Feed and More for Leas
Money than any man in town.
W. B.
Place is headquarters for Corn, Hay,
Oats, Cotton Meat
Brand, Chicken Hominy, Cracked
Corn, corn Meal and all kinds of
Feed, Salt, Lime and Cement
Fruitless
A Certain venerable citizen of a
Pennsylvania city entertains no
high esteem of his eldest daughter's
mush n
There being a guest one evening,
the old gentleman o-as, ti hi-
compelled to upend an entire
evening in the while his
daughter her
repertory fur the edification of the
stranger.
said the latter, turning to
the old man when one selection had
achieved, are some
songs that will never
growled the old
man. daughter puts in a
deal he time trying to kill
sir.
Harper's Weekly.
City of Snow White Domes.
The little city of Kl tilled, with Its
people, at the
south of the province f Con-
In Algeria. Is unique even
n city, of the
great Dumber its snow white dome
or Ho extraordinary I-
great number
many writers nave referred to
its city
The homes Hie of Kl I Hied
lire of Willie plaster and
ware It for the the
domes would he a
glance lie a city coke ovens-
Popular Mechanics.
The Finest City In Great Britain.
Edinburgh mil he noted for its
i and for beauty
Dublin may rank as one of the mo
beautiful in the world.
may beast Us colleges end Canterbury
Its streets and grand old
cathedral, but London stands supreme
the city of Great Britain.
London Captain.
Karry K. and
DIVISION I IT.
LEAVE GREENVILLE
n Co . Ed.-r.-
p m Hertford, E and Norfolk, and
P- m- j to
I Per Grim-
. stations.
a. m. j For Wilson Raleigh, and
p. m. stations.
ARRIVE GREENVILLE
Grimesland, and Inter-
i a. m. j stations.
I From Norfolk. Suffolk,
p. m. Columbia. Belhaven. Washington, and
mediate Stations.
a m. I From Wendell, Zebulon. Wilson. and
p. in. law stations.
schedules published only as information; and are
not
H. C GINS
G. P- A.
NORFOLK, VA.
Taft Vandyke
solid car load BUCK STOVES
Also Rolls Matting. Fine Line Couches. and Lace
The
when the
THE MAN'S
. OUTFITTER
c. s.
Job Printing
Reflector
C D. TUNSTALL
Opposite Center Brick Warehouse.
General Merchandise.
Pulley bowen
women's Fashions, Greenville s C
TRY THE REFLECTOR FOR
JOB WORK
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 make
prompt delivery of milk, cream and
butter where in town. Your orders
solicited. Phone B
W. W. Moore.
WORK.
I am prepared to do all kinds
of work for
cleaning and shampooing hair.
Your patronage solicited and sat-
guaranteed.
Mrs. Ella R. Culley,
Greene St
New Shoe Repair Shop.
Opened by J. Little on Fifth street.
Good work guaranteed, reason-
able. Stop your orders on Fifth street,
door No. next to Frank Tyson i
store. Robert Spell will wait on you
mo d.
Subscribe to The Reflector.
SEABOARD
Direct line Double
between the
North and South.
Direct connection in Atlanta.
Birmingham. Memphis for all
in the west, Oklahoma,.
Texas, Colorado, California,
Seattle and North West.
Direct connection is with
Seaboard at Raleigh by Norfolk
Southern trains arriving in
Raleigh at a. m. and
p- m.
LEAVE RALEIGH AS
NORTH BOUND
No a. m., for Richmond,
Washington and New York.
No a. m. for Portsmouth and
Norfolk- . .,
No m. For Portsmouth-,
Norfolk, with steamer
all points North.
No p. m. for Richmond,
Washington and New York.
Local p. m.
for Henderson. Oxford,
Norlina and
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 33-3.20 a m for Hamlet,
ton, Charlotte, Atlanta,
ham, Memphis. Orleans and,
all points West. Through coach to
Birmingham and through sleeper to;
sleeper
No 814.10 a m for Columbia,;
Savannah, Jacksonville and all points
No 41-4.10 pm for Hamlet.
ton, Charlotte, Atlanta. Birmingham, I
Memphis and all p West j
No 6.15 p m for Columbia, j
Jacksonville, and all potato
South.
All trains equipped with first-
class vestibule coaches and
drawing room sleeping cars, and,
through trains having Dining Cars. I
For further information relative to
rates, time tables and information in
connection with special occasions and
rates to Seattle, and Pullman
i No. W. Martin St., Raleigh, N. C.
CHEWING TOBACCO.
With Which This Habit
Holds Its Victims.
Every the weed Will know
better than how much truth exists
in told me u evenings ago
n well known committing
Irate In Sew
We were seated at a club
coning kinds of dissipations,
especially the fascination that liquor
mil are said to bare for men
who cannot resist the Impulse to
r- one r the other of these passions.
Judge
my opinion the moat overmaster
log craving known to our race is that
for chewing tobacco. Opium in some
may be bad. but l am
It Isn't worse A few weeks ago
Incorrigible brought before n .
and after hearing the
fenced to the Wand tr three
mouths, lie appeared take it very
sensibly until n police officer S
teaser whispered Into the man's ear. a
I afterward learned, that he would
be any tobacco while in the
penitentiary. The poor chap turned
pale, rose In Ids sent and held up his
hand us n that he desired to ask
me a question. I motioned to to
speak up.
good Mr. Judge, will you do
me n great favor
Certainly, If It be within my pow-
I replied.
hear my tobacco will be cut oft.
Cannot you make my term sis months
or even a year If am allowed to have
chewing
The judge had to explain that he,
couldn't do anything of that sort. He
relieved the prisoner's mind on
tobacco question by tolling that If
he was a habitual the prison
physician would order a small
of the weed for him dally.
did I see a greater change In
a human concluded his honor. j
Brooklyn Eagle.
CAM NOW BURST.
Preparing an Alibi.
If culture remains within
the splendidly bound volumes of the
new library that has Just been bought
by a Sew Yorker It will not be the
fault of the rich man's secretary. He
la doing everything he can to let it
H .
catting the leaves in all the
be said. chances are
nobody belonging to the family will
ever look Inside books, but the
boss has friends who may go snooping
around through the library sometimes.
In case they do he doesn't want them
to gain the impression that literature
Is neglected In this house, I am
making sure that they will at least
find the leaves
Keep alive In your breast that little
of celestial Are called conscience.
Tragedy In a Celebration to Honor
President Tyler.
In accident took place In the
American navy-the explosion of a big
gun. the Peacemaker, on board the frig-l
ate Princeton, off Broad bay, in the
Potomac river, eight miles
Washington.
Those killed were Abel of
Virginia, secretory of state; Thomas
W. of Virginia;
Commodore of the navy. Ben-
of New Jersey,
of Maryland and
Mr. Gardiner, an of con-
from New
The severely wounded were William
of secretary of
Miss daughter of the
postmaster general; Colonel Dade,
Colonel Benton. Judge Phelps of
commodore Stockton, command-
and nine seamen.
on Tyler,
the members cabinet and their
families and many other prominent
persons, said to number over were
Invited by Commodore Stockton to
spend the day oil the frigate Prince-
ton, which was lying at anchor off
Alexandria. After the guests were on
board anchor was weighed for a short
sail on the and the ship pro-
down the river to a point be-
low Fort Washington. On the trip
down the heaviest piece of ordnance
on the frigate was tired several times,
presumably as a matter of entertain-
for the company. The gun had
been constructed from a model made
by Commodore Stockton, and
dent Tyler expressed a decided inter-
est In the weapon. At o'clock In
the afternoon on the return trip the
Princeton anchored off Broad boy. and
the company Invited to luncheon
in the cabins below the gun deck.
After luncheon Commodore Stockton
proposed that the gun be once
more as a salute, he said, to the
of the great peacemaker,
Washington. President Tyler, his cab-
and a number of gentlemen r.-
to the gun deck.
As the gun was fired the breech end
from the trunnion's back was blown
off, and this section was split In twain.
of It fell on Secretary
Two sailors removed it, but the
secretary expired In a few moments.
Governor had been struck and
killed by of the gun be-
fore It felled Mr. Upshur. The party
on the gun deck was scattered, and
the whole ship shook under the force
of the explosion.
The excitement was great The bod-
were removed from the
taken to Washington In hearses
at the wharf and I in
House, where they la., in east room
till the day of the day
general public mourning, j
POOR PRINT
In Charge of F. C. NYE
I A The Eastern and Vicinity-Advertising Rates on
We tor . delightful
i .- at thy free win
church Sunday
Suable We want t
; We can Mi- the excel-
prices that will manner in which she has
y Carroll and La talk about child training all yon
fetch warn b a short while please. carry out
,,. Salomon's injunction
Wei. Heel I Several of our arc at-
COMMITTEE OPENS BIDS
Man Gets for the
Plant.
The executive committee of
the Eastern Carolina
Training school was in session
here Thursday for the purpose
of receiving, opening and pass-
upon the sealed bids for the
Several our w construction of the sewer system
by the tending court this week but we and of the school
Co. There were three bids
. meetings con- received as
. church Misses and Beulah Mun- The Construction Co.,
J of Ayden, attended Atlanta, through its
last vices Sunday. B. F. bid for the
. Rollins and Eugene Can-1 sewer system and for
-a bush- n n went to last night.
; muddy while F. j. of Greenville,
tell you bid for the sewer system
for the
ax .
b at our re. the beat
grades at reason prices,
Barter
Roi . of Grifton,
h. u . on business.
b if, oysters,
tun be
. n
r turning. They
it the trip.
Fresh corned herrings Justin.
A. W. Ange j. Johnson, of Raleigh, bid
Anew line of bet; crockery for th sewer system
for the J
Harrington. Barber Co, The committee the
If you want your chickens to chairman to notify J. M. Johnson
be healthy and lay well, and your that the contract for the server
. .- have pigs to thrifty give them Dr. By, tern would be awarded to Dim
r the roads leading Hess's Stock and Poultry Food, upon his execution of the re-
f it don't do what it is bond, and such notice was
. do report it to us and to him immediately.
.-. .-. The architects and the
EASTERN
D. J. Editor and Owner
Truth In Preference to Fiction.
COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. APR.
One Dollar Per Year
. h. f -t your money bade.
A.
that has just been op
u.
. Co.
in A
Fresh .-- rye.
.--
of all kinds has just come in.
. . . have Harrington. Barber
J. per The
C. and B. D. the mi
r c. r i
were with the
We a lot of enamel ware I committee. he architects visit-
., ,. s prices buildings, inspected
V. A. W. Ange Co. work and reported the name
Oar line of fresh E seeds finely.
A FACT
ABOUT THE
What Is known as the
is seldom occasioned y actual exist-
external conditions, but In t h e
majority of eases by a dis-
ordered LIVER-------
THIS IS A FACT
Which may be
by trying a course of
. . I
Will Change
Having decided to give up
as a tobacco
W ii n . into the ware-
i A. house business, I will no longer
pi for-i the Liberty warehouse;
p n i r ;.,, . I desire to k
. ; id ii d ; u for
s-p tn iron
Bari me and g t I
i sing-1 r Gr m
. . . . I I Mr. S. T. i
j .
is
.- us i
They LIVER.
They hare and to the
mind. They bring health and elastic-
to the body.
TAKE HO SUBSTITUTE.
. .
. . . . . , ;. . o. up to i an
. . . m
.,. G. Cox Mi r . and ii y I
l of n s a d wash n me In tho three
ed up. N with him, ;
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Bee us i .
.
ITEMS.
April 21.1909.
i ., editor
readers R As tor
will write
; . I
ad I
Mr. M
to G e V
, . UP.
.;, p . I m
and
The exercises of
Cora and Sadie school,
at Mills school house were held
last Friday night. The crowd
was unusually large, a great
many not being able to the
house ; but the order and
were perfectly splendid. It
was a matter of comment
that the crowd was larger and
e order infinitely bettor than
it had ever been fore. By the
Way, this is one of the very best
communities in the county,
it is getting better all the time.
The exercises
The
., that they had had the
, best and they
their much
to Ives and their
drills were
;. fine.
wen m
,. s for the hi
.- m irk and i
writing
PARDON NOT APPRECIATED.
in Thin
Governor and
people who the
pardon of Allen Gray, a gentle-
man of color of Pitt county, may
fell like when
they learn that Gray was back
In jail in less than a week after
being liberated from th roads.
On Monday, inst. Gray
was discharged from the Pitt
county convict camp, where he
was serving a two sen-
on a pardon issued by
Governor Saturday
night Gray w. into the store
of Forbes Brown In Green-
ville and asKed to be shown
t . . i . . .
, the nicest d
. . .
, i . .
Ki i pr . . prize. ;
r . vies and .
j .
lings a v. j he time will soon be at hand
Joe went will be housing their
i therefore, do not forget
of r
. ; it -i. us for
A. W. Ange
A.
ltd
was occupied with another
Gray up four
pairs of a
and a hat and slipped the
door of the store. Mr.
i soon detected the theft
and went at once to have a
v arrant Issued for Gray.
. In the meantime Gray had hid
other for he plunder in the back lot and
., .,, l in door of the
. WILL RECEIVE
tills
ban.
Two Mare
School
T executive s of
genuine Handy Eastern Carolina
Son save you money i Training school will meet in
Come id examine time. preparing to Greenville on the 4th day of May,
then-. We can give prices that our
st you.
Harrington, Barber Co.
The famous Cox cotton plant-
guano sowers are that they place for the construction and
going. Prices and terms right, orders as early as possible. Wei installment of boilers, engines,
have orders for more than at i plait, electrical plant.
to restive and consider
trucks as early es possible bids for the construction
would deem it a favor two new buildings the
that desire trucks for this the power
See us before you buy.
A. G. Cox Co.
Winterville, N. C.
J. D. Cox came in from Fair-
county, Saturday
present for future shipments.
A. G. Cox Manufacturing Co.
Winterville N. C.
A. W. Co., wish to
at home a few days. announce to their many
Rev. T. H. King filled his j men that their spring goods are
J. fa la .
appointment at Tucker's
school house Sunday afternoon.
The primary for nominating
town officers to be elected the
first Monday in May was held
Monday night. R. G. Chapman
was renominated for mayor by
acclamation. A. G. Cox. L. L.
Kittrell and J. K. Barnhill were
renominated for aldermen and
S. Smith for
policeman- The greatest
prevailed. We have an
excellent set of town officers and
our appreciate their
forts in keeping the town affairs
in excellent shape.
We were delighted to have
Rev. Mr. Joyner and Miss Lillian
Munn, of Ayden, with us Sun-
day. They brought with them
about twenty-five bright child-
They sang at the Baptist
church Sunday morning
here. AH are most cordially
invited to come and examine our
line. We can give you prices
that will interest you.
We have just received our line
of men's and slippers.
See us for styles and prices.
Harrington. Barber Co.
ice machine and everything con-
with the power house
On Wednesday. 5th of May,
the committee will receive and
consider sealed bids for furnish-
and equipping of the entire
school plant. It is expected that
th-re will be a large number of
bidders present both days and
that the committee will have a
very busy time.
Sick headache, and
relieved by Rings L
Pills. They cleanse the system. Do
not gripe. Price Sold by John L
Wooten.
Pile Remedy is put up in a
tube with nozzle attached. May be
applied directly to the wasted parts.
Guaranteed. Price Sold by John
L. Wooten.
Tyson ard
Leon, t were visit ;
in our Thursday-
Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
went to
Mills mi h and r.
went to visit sister, Mrs. H
A. Nichols, i-f
day.
G. II. Grumpier
down from Wilson Saturday
evening spent the night
with Ivy Smith. Be preached
a sermon at a. m.
Sunday and to Greenville
that evening to hear Dr.
the able evangelist that baa
commenced a two meet
lag in the Christian church there
Lloyd Smith went to
Saturday.
R. E. went to
Farmville Saturday evening.
We had a very good Sunday
school house
Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. R M. Starkey
and J. the
evening at Mills Smith's
Misses Rosa and Smith
went to Pearce's school
near Ayden, Friday, to attend a
picnic. Miss Ellen
home Sunday and Mis
returned Monday. They report
one of the finest times on record
We learned last night
Joe Barrett, one of the
Miss Clark and Eva Mercantile Company,
i made the same grades, picked a pair of shoes
averaging on all her, from counter and walking up
v tor entire session; the store told Mr.
.-. teachers gave a Davenport he had purchased th
. i
The there earlier in the day
prize for moat wanted to exchange them.
writing was v. n I ; Miss the store
who saw come In and pick
up the shoes gave the trick
was a hand-
some fountain . The com-
that examined the copy
books considered Miss Eva
away. Gray slipped out the
back way again and Mr.
such a close second, that. port vent to have a warrant
the committee presented her a-issued
book. The prizes were present-
Stray Up.
hop.
I have taken up a stray
color red with black spots, .
pounds, marked full in
left tar, split and half moon in right
car. Owner can same by proving
ownership and paying charges
J. W. Allen, Jr.
Two East of Greenville.
ed by T. H. King, of Winterville.
Taken ail together, it was one
of the most delightful entertain-
we have ever attended.
The writer was impressed
with the words of commendation
and appreciation on the part of
the patrons for the teachers and
on the part of the teachers for
the and the entire com-
The patrons seem to
think they have the best teach-
in the county, and the teach-
seem to think they have the
best place in the county to teach.
had hid and made tracks for the
river bridge, but officers were
quick enough to prevent him
getting away. Deputy Sheriff
and Detective Hines had
gone to the bridge in advance,
and Policeman Clark kept close
on the trail of the
thing Gray knew he was hemmed
in between the officers on the
bridge and he was brought back
to jail. All the stolen goods
were recovered.
RATHER DIE. DOCTOR,
place mi
teachers deserve all f
. when we remember from gangrene had
that they are teaching and are eaten if j
will treat you
Stray Taken Up.
I have taken up two female one
weighing -bout pounds, color,
the other about pounds, black color,
both marked crop in right slit in
left ear. One has found pigs since
taken up. Owner can get by
ownership and pave g charges.
If comes the hogs will be
fold at public ion before the court
house door on Thursday. April at
noon.
Two miles from Greenville.
will treat you
had
. you
m same
which they were
evening. , , raised. i at all
Some of the farmers in our sec-
lion will soon be transplanting to-1
,,,, ,,
expects to commence this even- hone No
pound at When you have baggage to go
COUGH SYRUP
and LAW
TO FOOD AND LAW.
money
FOR SALE BY JNO. WOOTEN.
COUNTY SOIL MAP.
QUESTIONS OF INTEREST ANS
BY MR.
Some of the Benefit That R-
salt From the Map and How
Can be Obtained.
Editor
On making the soil map of
Pitt county there are many
asked us as we go about
the county boring holes in the
ground. The more common ones
What are you doing What
good it be when you finish
How much does it cost As this
work is being done by the Na-
government and State for
the benefit of the farmers and
land-owner, and
in general, it is nothing but
proper that every person in Pitt
county know all about it
The first question was answer-
ed in The Daily Reflector about
three weeks ago when Mr.
Whichard clearly outlined the
work.
The second question one
which could be dealt with at con-
length, but I shall mere-
mention briefly some of the
purposes for this work. Under-
lying all attempts to improve the
agricultural welfare of any
is the necessity for a
correct knowledge of the
variety and distribution of i
its soils, other natural resources
and advantages. The soil is the
capital and he should
study how to use and improve it
to the best advantage, just as a
banker studies how to place the
funds of his institution.
In order to intelligently study
the soils it is necessary to know
something of the different kinds
of soils, each kind is lo-
how much there is of it,
and the condition of it as regards
its origin, draining and surface
features. The map which is be-
made of Pitt county will show
in different colors the different
kinds of soil and the area of each.
It also be an accurate map
of the county showing roads,
railroads, streams, houses,
churches, school houses, towns,
township lines, etc. It can be
used advantageously in locating
districts, laying out new j
roads, opening up rural mail
routes, and in planning drainage
schemes, as the elevations and
natural drainage ways are shown.
It will only be a matter of a
short time before many of the
now wet. poorly drained but fer-
tile areas, will be drained and
reclaimed and made productive.
The maps and reports will
furnish prospective settlers
biased information concerning
the soils, agricultural conditions,
and possibilities of the
To illustrate, If a Northern or
Western farmer, or some one
seeking a favorable climate,
cheap and productive soils and a
congenial people, receives a copy
of the map and report of Pitt
county he can learn ail about the
county from the report and an-
of its soils without leaving
home.
The soil survey is the basis for
the study of the adaptation of
soils to crops. Anyone who has
had any practical experience
knows that not all soils are equal-
suited to the same crops, and
that more or less of a selection
of soil is made for certain crops.
By studying these soils in
to similar soils of the At-
antic coastal plain it is
to new crops which
would prove profitable. Pitt
county offers great opportunities,
as its soils can produce most any
crop and could support many
times the present population.
One of the most important
things connected with the soil
survey is to study the
and fertilizer of
various soils for the different
crops A large number of samples
of soil, subsoil and marl are be-
collected and forwarded to
Washington. D. C. and Raleigh.
N. C. for The amount
of money annually invested in
fertilizers by the
county is upwards of
Perhaps a third of this
money is annually wasted and
brings no adequate returns ow-
to the fact that, the
of the farmers do not understand
the soil requirements for just the
proper kind of f.-r and go
ahead buying most any brand
and applying it to the land with-
out due regard for the needs of
at particular for a
crop. Dr. B. W. State
and Director of the
State Test . carrying on
a number of fertilizer
and also variety tests of
cotton, corn, and other crops in
order to ascertain what is the
best fertilizer and how much for
each kind of soil and crop, and
also the variety best suited to
each soil. He knows th soil
type with which he is
and by having the soils
of Pitt county mapped he will
be able to give out valuable and
specific information tot the farm-
concerning each type of soil
It be impossible to
with the soil on each plan-
or even in each county,
but when experiments are made
in one locality the farmers who
have the same kind of soil can
apply the same treatment to
and look forward to the same
favorable results. Without a soil
you would not know
or not you had the same soil.
The third How much
does it cost the people of Pitt
county Can be answered m
one word-nothing. This work
is being done in the Interest of
the farmers and land owners at
no direct cost to any person, but
from the general funds
by congress together
with a small part of the revenue
derived from the sale of
tags by the Depart-
The maps and reports of
county will be printed by the
Bureau of Soils. IT. S. Depart-
of Agriculture and
free to any one who will
write to Congressman John H.
Small and simply ask for one.
W. Edward
REFLECTIONS OF A DELEGATE. I SUPERIOR COURT.
REPORT OF GRAND JURY. FLAG RAISED AT GRADED SCHOOL
. . Recommendation, to Superior Court. Over A.
Having been not guilty. .
fortune it was to appointed a returned a C. If. Cook. Judge was
delegate to represent my for murder against Aaron
May. charged with the murder We, the grand submit the , d
of Mack Harris.
Mollie Butler, keeping bawdy inquired into
No. of that noble
Knight of Pythias, whose
abiding spirit is to exemplify the
friendship BO great and true of
him whose name we boast and
point with pride, we. the under-
signed, com ably seated in
that bewitching little Queen of
Bed Wing.
a motor racer of rare ability, and
manned by her genial owners.
Captain Dave Hill and son. left
our mooring promptly at
on Thursday afternoon, and, by
way. an ideal afternoon it
was, and wended our way up the,
beautiful and
the stream that leads on to that
good old heme of hospitality,
Greenville. That progressive
little city we'll always delight in
calling sister. After a most
pleasant run of two hours, view-
the beautiful scenery of an
emerald hue, such as Dam-i
Nature saw fit to bestow
upon us. we reached our
A feeling of content
crept stealthily over us, while
each wore of happiness
realizing the significance of our
mission to convey the spirit of
true friendship from Pamlico
Lodge No. to the district and
to the world, and we that
our trust has been carefully
guarded. Getting back to my
subject we unfortunately failed
house, guilty.
Bill Faison, trespass, not guilty.
Samuel Brown, mis-
trial.
Midi Daniel, assault with
deadly weapon and carrying con-
weapon, guilty f second
charge.
Fred Dixon, Babe Daniel and
Adrian Page, cruelty to fowls.
Dixon not guilty, Daniel and
Page guilty.
Ed Patella, larceny, pleads
i guilty, sentenced six months on
roads.
Star
Several pa-
by the
if rd by
and
violators of the law that have d
come to our knowledge. re,
We have visited and close grades. Prayer v. i
injected the the Rev. B
several offices in it. and find,
the
the beat record for a
period of five slowly
pulled the rope which drew
sanitary condition,
well cared for.
It has been recommended by .
former grand juries that book- fifty feet high, where it
eases be put in the clerk of the unfurled to the breezes.
office sufficient to keep The flag is quite a beautiful
assault with deadly books belonging to his it to six feet
. . n I Realizing the great need of them. twelve feet long and has tony
v. c ask your Honor to order the six stars on it
commissioners to have them put It was paid for
j i pupils. Each pupil was to
We learn that the county hon Contribute one penny
contains about acres of good ad nearly every child responded
land with only about acres
recommend that
acres mere of this land
be drained and cleared, and that
weapon, not guilty.
Mack Brown, failing to list
taxes, pleads judgment
suspended upon payment of costs
and taxes.
Robert Clark, abandonment,
guilty, sentenced seven months
on roads.
Willis Jenkins, assault
deadly weapon, guilty.
J B. Hardy and Alfred Hardy, the keeper be provided with
highway robbery, not guilty, team and tools to cultivate
State takes appeal to Supreme
court. This case consumed all of
Wednesday and attracted much
interest.
Lewis Hardy, larceny, guilty,
judgment suspended upon pay-
to specify our mode of travel larceny, not guilty.
thereby bewildered our friends
in Greenville, among whom we
especially remember Brother R.
C. Flanagan, his younger
and Brother Charlie
who were so painstaking
as to our welfare.
One of our party, evidently be-
an offspring good
we were
not long in locating the odor of a
luscious dish of spring chicken
which we partook of in a good
old fashioned way, much after
the style of the of Pitt
at the time honored barbecue.
After this little feast we were
cordially invited to the Castle
Ball of Tar River Lodge No.
where were assented the big
hearted delegates from the
respective ledges which they
cam to represent
I would not for obvious
sons go into detail as to the pro-
of the meeting, suffice
it to say that the meeting
was in every respect a grand
success.
After such business was trans-
acted as came before us
a part of same being quite
a clever little to
speech by Bro. J. K.
Death of Mr. G. W. Satterfield.
It is with sorrow that we
learned of death of Mrs. G.
W. Satterfield, who departed this
life Saturday morning. April
24th at eleven o'clock. She died
as she lived a Christian, generous m
and warm hearted, always brother -.--- .
to follow where He leads. Bonner of Pamlico No.
She was a member of the Free meeting adjourned and we were
one woo ,
Will Baptist church and has been
for a number of years.
She was years old and all
through her life was always
striving to do better. She was
sick about three weeks with
bronchitis before the end came.
She leaves her husband and eight
children-five girls and three
boys, also a father, three sisters
and one brother to mourn
Our heartfelt sympathy goes
out to the bereaved ones and
especially to the little children,
for the one whom they once
called mother is no more, we
I bow our heads in humble
for will, not ours be
She was buried in
land cemetery, the funeral l
being conducted by
than taken to the banquet hall
where Loyal Knights and Ye
Fair Maidens assembled to par
take of the sumptuous repast,
evidently prepared for us by the
nimble fingers of the wives and
of those present.
C. V. York, assault with dead- j
weapon, guilty, fined and
costs.
Andrew Wilkins, carrying con-
weapon, guilty, sentenced
three months on roads.
Allen Gray, larceny, pleads
guilty in two cases, sentenced
three years on roads in first case
and two years in second the
sentences to follow each other.
John Collins, carrying conceal-,
ed weapon, pleads guilty.
John Joyner. larceny,
judgment suspended upon pay-
of costs.
Abe Peyton, larceny, guilty,
sentenced eight on roads
Thrower, assault with
deadly weapon, pleads guilty.
fined and costs.
Aaron May, manslaughter,
pleads guilty, sentenced three
years on roads.
case of Mollie Butler,
convicted of keeping a bawdy
house, the judgment of the court
was that she be imprisoned six
months in jail, sentence to begin
Nov. 1st, 1909, and to pay the
costs.
Mack Mobley, selling liquor
unlawfully, guilty.
Will Dunn, selling liquor
lawfully, guilty, judgment
pended upon of costs.
John Collins, house breaking,
pleads guilty, sentenced
make this
because we believe by
it out the place car. be
made in a great measure self-
sustaining. We believe it should
be made a reformatory farm for
young violators of the law.
Respectfully submitted.
L A. Mayo, Foreman
to the request. A few gave
nickels and dimes.
Every school should have a
There la no better way to
the children patriotism,
the upon which all free
trust finally rest.
STATE NEWS.
GENERAL NEWS.
Some of Over the
Country.
Plains, British East
has reached the hunting
grounds and tonight he will
spend his first night in Africa
under canvass. A big camp has
been arranged near the
station here for the Roosevelt
expedition and last night lions
were the vicinity
The country
Happening of in North Caro-
Rocky Mount, N. C. April
-St by lightning striking
the house, the
and Storage warehouse of the J.
C. Tobacco Co., is to-
day a heap of ruins.
During a most severe electrical
storm about five this
morning, the building was set on
fire about midway the roof, and
the fire spread rapidly.
Greensboro. N.
ins, a well known
man about town, who
ed in Norfolk several weeks ago
for violation of the cocaine law,
having in his several
hundred worth of the
drug, and who gave a five
good sport. The commoner
of are plentiful and
the huntsmen will no time in
getting started on their shooting
trips.
Lisbon, April 23.-A series of
violent earthquake shocks
curred here tonight, and seismic
disturbances, according to re-
ports from various places, were
felt throughout the whole of
Portugal. For a time fears were
was arrested here this afternoon
on a warrant from the Norfolk
authorities as a fugitive from
justice. Simmons is being held
here awaiting instructions from
Norfolk.
Rocky Mount, N. C. April
-News of the of the
Atlantic Coast Line station at
Jamesville on Tuesday night was
received in this city yesterday
by the railroad officials. The
demolished the city.
Washington, D. C April
k, I Word came from the White
today that the president
months looking with favor on Judge
Jack Jones, larceny, guilty.
Twelve all m one lull
storm, and it is known to have
been either by lightning
or else set on fire by the electric
Twelve .
indicted for gambling, entered a
plea of
sweethearts of those present. upon payment
while the sweet melodies from of
toe orchestra rent the air- w running gambling
We wish to pay our respects to
We w f-j-----
Dr. Charles Laughinghouse, who
acted as toast master and filled
the chair so admirably.
After a few short hours, as
are always pleasant hours, we
bade farewell to our friends and
brothers and obtained the
promise of quite a few of them
to visit us during our jubilee
week, and permit of
courtesies and hospitality so
costs. , .
Pearl Price, running gambling
not guilty.
Peter Harrington,
unlawfully, not guilty.
G. Connor, of the State
Supreme court, for the Eastern
Carolina judgeship, and that if a
Democrat is chosen he stands a
fine chance to be Judge
successor.
Fla. April
Florida today took a long and
wires in the building.
State Treasurer B. R Lacy is
taking the preliminary steps
looking to the issuance of the
State bonds provided
for by the recent legislature for
carrying out the provisions of
the Bickett act of the 1907
for enlarging the State
unlawfully, not guilty. today took a long h issue to be made
guilty,
costs.
to our trends in dear old Green
ville again.
Respectfully.
W. E. Harding,
M. N.
J. E. Bonner,
prohibition. The house of
representatives, to adopted
the joint resolution
providing that in 1910 a
amendment shall M
submitted to voters to decide
whether they wish to have for-
ever prohibited in Florida the
July. He has taken up with the
engravers the matter of bids for
engraving the bonds and this
contract be awarded by the
Council of State great
while.
vices being .- bountifully bestowed upon us. No.
Mr. Forbes. Sunday evening. May we live to enjoy a
A T
lever prohibited in TH next Sat-
The Home B. L. Association.
POOR PRINT