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MM MM DEPARTMENT In Charge of S. C. CARROLL Author J Agent of The Eastern and Vicinity-Adverting Rates on Application tad examine our line of Chickens and eggs a specialty, boy's spring hat, Come and get the beet prices. Harrington, Barber Co. We are carrying a nice line of Con men's and that las just been opened up. Harrington Berber Co. M. r. Spur, of Coffins Caskets. Trices are in town yesterday. right and can nice hearse A. W. Ange Co. have earn-1 service. A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. mer robes and dusters. men's and boy's Hiss Lilian Stokes, of Stokes, straw hats opened up. We have spent Wednesday night with them from the wide brimmed Kittrell and return palmetto to the nicest dress hat ed Co. ITEMS v. .- N. C , June Quite a number of our young people attended church at thy Sunday. The children's ex- were entertaining. Las; Monday night Mrs. no died, after a long spell of sickness, at the home of her son. P. A. Wayne, and was buried Anew line of best You will need lime to repair Wednesday. She had led a no- . , ,, those tobacco furnaces. lite and be greatly miss- Barber Co. It and can give you a good price I ed by her many friends. Harrington. m Miss Ida came home Sat- Mis, Katie returned from , on. , A. to. I . . , a Arthur, Mr. few days with his parents B. Ernest Cox and Manufacturing Co. I Corey and Claude v went to N a went to Ayden tee good work and prompt day. We are carrying sewing ma- Misses Geneva Edwards, Lena chin M Ma tobacco barns Tyson, Jimmie Edwards and H. using good sheathing paper. M. Stokes spent Saturday night We can supply you. M Sunday with Lela A. W. Ange Co. Roach. Misses Dora Cos, Cur Sunday School Is still pros Kittrell and Ethel Carroll, of vi C. and F. Cox left were out Sunday and we v for forehead attend hope they will come again soon, the assembly now in Miss Belva spent day night with Miss Carrie Chap- Faulkner and man. be bewildered you breaK the . on hand. have tn A W. Ange i. o, Alter i several days visit. hi re, Miss Liz- x a d home yesterday. ml that A. G. Cox EASTERN REFLECTOR. Truth in Preference to Fiction. One Dollar Per Year GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY. JUNE . have flue . iron already on hand and arc session. prepared to furnish Misses Wilde . flues for th n won. Hattie of Ayden, spent Miss Lizzie Barney U mad right and workman- Sunday with Miss Craw- week with ford. Mrs. W C. c Bi y- Theodore Cox went to Green- in U Mr. and Mrs. cm- A .-. ville Monday. and spent several days . Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Cox spent visiting relatives. crockery just re Sunday in the country with Mr,. W Cannon and Harrington Barber Co. relatives. tar Jessie, i pent Saturday night Ayden, was Rev. E. T. Phillips filled his with her sister, Mr,. N. . regular appointment at the Will Baptist church Sunday Rev. T. II. King will fill his ; . r her; B. was in town lay night. We hope to see a ME that word l in town yet .-. A . C. S. i. is selling to- o ti is the a and fa . A. W. Ange Co. V. . . . Miss r, i; Ayden, spent with Mrs, 0- t. nigh r. . . r Co. of . S., last with U; . ;. u ii ere glad to C. r Ash vi end the V. M. t A. Ali Hun ; who Dora Cox for some time, returned homo y. ; . of all styles. A. W. Ange Co . H. V, Brinson, principle School at Belcross, w town last i A r. lot of men's and just in. I Barber Co. N The Public.-Trucks and I ace flues must go. ha e me material, guarantee w Prices cheap, Call or A. G. Cox curing Co., Winterville, R C. We are going to sell out our , a for a . J C x SI Mrs. W. H. Rouse and re, Lillian, Louise and Earl, of cam in from their h me at began large crowd present. evening at the home of N, Corey, a sociable was Miss Carrie Johnson At the crowd I refers to Dr. Pills and HEALTH. Ar. v ill, Sick hi . Ir Hie You Take No Substitute. REPORT THE OF THE BANK OF WINTERVILLE, AT WINTERVILLE, N. C At tile close of business April Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts furniture and loans I from coin Silver coin, minor currency Not bank notes and other Capital stock 1.178 S. note 95,000.00 fund 080.00 Undivided profits, expenses and taxes n; Time of deposit 202.20 Deposits subject to ck Cashier's check 1.00 Total 2,887.40 l 1,380 Crop Poor. New June in publish- in the hall ; Miss I -d i. , . I h. r Cam d in the . fully I with music, in STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, I t County, We. K Green, Cashier and F. A. Edmondson, Asst Cashier of tho above named hunk, do solemnly swear the above state- i- true the best our knowledge and belief. J. E. GREEN, Asst. Cashier. Cashier . .-. th . W. L;. Harper, fr near BI ck Jack, w is . i ti E ill i r v ho has b n visiting h r Mrs, fore ii ii-. th At ten were in the m by Mis e Lillie Corey and where cream and d and sworn lo s day of May, II. Harrington, A. ti. Directors belt as a tin i he plant Taking the condition of much to be A. Kittrell, returned to her served. The guests . . Mu i i R. Carroll went to Green- vi. j Kate and Chap man and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde to Hookerton today. We your special attention to the last statement of the Bank of Winterville, showing the excellent Condition of the bank. solicits your patronage and guarantees prompt service. leave for th r ti about twelve, having a most en- evening. began to The supply of labor THE CONDITION supply , adequate, though Bethel Banking of complaint in BETHEL, N. O. some f -r and bring c f to all oilier of kid- .- They h.-s a ton.- lo of Mi h,, He p ii rs . health. old by without benefit. Then s KILLS TO THE FIEND. The toe for l- years of i hi At close o BETHEL, N. O. business, April 28th, Resources John I. BACK JACK ITEMS. Jack, N. C , June Mr. and Mrs. Cox and children, of Ayden. spent Sun- day Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dixon. Lillie Buck was the i vii v . guest of Miss Z n Edwards lot i at j Saturday night and Sunday cost If you want a Stella and Annie of u c see us Gaskins were the of Miss A. Martha Clark Saturday night Fruit jars nil all sizes. I Sunday. A. W. Co. A. O. Clark and little For improved daughter, cf after mowing machines, etc., spending a few days here re- ea Harrington Barber Co, turned home Sunday evening. Mrs. Guy Taylor, of Ayden, Miss Clara Bell harper re Sunday here with h- r turned home after spending a few with s here. A. Clark Sunday COX'S MILL ITEMS Cox's Mill. N. C June a number of our people i Salve him. v. -Sow . ma, Infallible for Burns, Scalds, Cuts, at all Druggist.-. and Overdrafts secured and unsecured Furniture and Hue from and and . coin currency Loses Two Fingers- Saturday afternoon Mr. D. D. Total Liabilities 1-J Capital Stock 6,000.00 Surplus fund 1,600.00 Undivided profits less expenses and taxes pd 1,858.09 Time certificates of 8,660.08 Deposits sub to check 27,671.60 Total 0,181.96 has a hogshead do sol- Thursday. We hope they had factory here. accidentally . ., , , ., . parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Kittrell, She returned to Ayden on the night train. Guy Moore was in town yes- after tobacco flues. Guy was a stud mt in W. H. S. last a line time. his right hand in a kn Henry and was so badly cut Roy, are both quite sick the amputation of part of mumps. H ape they will soon be two fingers was i; Mr. Overton has been unfortunate; C. C Bland, of Ayden, in this particular, having met filled his appointment at Ms with several accidents. A few. Gowan house Sunday, A years ago he lost part of a finger, large crowd out to hear him. of his left hand. j R iv. T. H. King, of filled his appointment at Mill's For Sale Long j house y afternoon, cotton seed, Call on our people were out to Co., Greenville. hear him and report a sermon. Woods r liver rag- . The oat crop in this s is line and being cut. Tobacco and swear that the above statement true to the best of my and belief. Subscribed sworn to be ore me, this day of May, S, T. Carson, Notary Public, W. H. Cashier. M. O. Blount, S. M. Jones, Staton, Directors. here. Miss Mattie Mills was the guest of Miss Martha Williams Sunday. were no debate Friday night, th For , it .-. . be one HORNER MILITARY SCHOOL. 1851-1909 J. C. HORNER, Oxford, N. C. j many friends i. i of I a i. is . inch . welcome Prepares for or com are looking well with a fair Vt Cotton is small for the tune of year a fr a as an center. poor stand. Other crops . . doing hue. The will treat you c ask for and If we can to have ii got d it looks just now as if m ii. . e v. i e service h re night and Sunday. i-e one . . ; i . bi i d . , will treat you right H SYRUP CONFORMS TO NATIONAL PURE FOOD AND LAW. by CO. A. FOB SALE BY in North June Joel Chatham, an aged citizen of this township, was run over and killed yesterday afternoon by- passenger train No which leaves here at just outside the town limits, near Connally veneer plant. had been to town to do some shopping and was returning home, walking on the railroad track. The engineer blew the danger signal, but it seems he did not notice the approach of the train until it was too close for him to get out of the way. Raleigh, June 19.-The today decided the state treasurer to accept the bid of the Raleigh for the entire i-sue of State bonds July at mis giving the principal and premium. Mr. J A. Bowie has a unique device for his mail box. It is apparently automatic. When the letter carrier places the mail in the box and moves oil, he can see the moving toward the house apparently of itself. The box is on and by means of a cord attached it is drawn on two of wire into the house, i When it is robbed of its contents a push sends it back to its want- ed place on the roadside with matter posted or to receive again from the En- N. C Jane Miss Bertha Landlord, the young girl who was seriously injured afternoon in a runaway accident, died last night shortly before from injuries sustained. While oat driving, and in going down a hill, shaft of the buggy broke, the end jabbing the horse in the side, and caused him to run away. She was hurled to the ground and h r fractured. She received medical attention and was taken to the hospital, but death ensued. On Friday morning, a very p life came to a sudden end. Mr. William Thornton was a man who did for him- lie pulled his own teeth, cut his hair, and made his own coffin. Thursday he took to the grave yard such tools as are needed in grave-digging, saying that his life would soon end. Friday morning while in his garden pulling weeds he fell dead. He was about years old. The deceased was a resident of Elevation township. Herald. Wadesboro, N. C, June John who was arrested at charged with an assault with to commit rape on Katie Jones, was given a hearing this afternoon and held for the next term of the Superior court. Both parties are The Jones woman bears a good reputation. There is considerable feeling against Davis in the neighborhood. Fayetteville, N. C, June LI. The sun this morning rose upon the greatest day in the history of Fayetteville. The celebration of the 1341 h of the signing of the Liberty Point Resolutions was an event never to be forgotten. The thousands of persons thronged the avenues of the city from morning till night, and aside from the thrilling ex- at the laying of the corn- for the monument to commemorate the heroic patriot- ism of the thirty-nine sinners of the famous declaration, there were spectacular event through- out the day to the most by the myriad people. GREENVILLE WINS AGAIN. President an lye on Pretty Game With Team at Farm- ITEMS. MINISTER'S WIFE SKIPS Greenville. Saturday Mr. H. A. White. secretary of The Home Building and Loan Association, received a Mr. S. , president of the North Carolina and Loan that The Reflector has been given the I pleasure and permission of publishing. Charlotte, N. C , June 1909. Mr. H. A. White. Greenville, N. C My Dear Friday afternoon the Green- ville added another to list of victories, when they defeated Farmville on their grounds by the close score of It was an exciting contest from the beginning to the end, and until the last Farmville man finned in the ninth, neither side was sure of victory. Greenville secured the lead in second inning when she sue The Wonder-Working Wireless N. C, June graph. Mr. of The Episcopal book still ville. spent Wednesday night includes special petitions for per- his sister. Mrs. Smith, and Wife of Rev Dr. R. C. of New hero, With Another Man June con- , of Centenary Methodist sons traveling by and yet left on the morning train Thurs-j church was ocean travel, for years past as for Farmville. -----startled morning safe as land travel, has become Mills Smith went to even safer with the coming of Wednesday evening to that his wireless telegraphy. The latest They had wife bad disappeared ard could case in was rep by the Smith's school house , The j l tire lulling o-- received a few days -n a man across marked copy of The Daily Reflector showing the condition of your B. L. association, but was so far my the plate on a hit. a sacrifice, and a slow grounder to second base. Another score was added in the fifth, when correspondence that I could not, from second base on acknowledge it until now, and I j two-bagger take this occasion to congratulate j center Farmville good showing, and j,, daily papers a few ago. In midnight darkness the Smith went to Line steamer ran hope-, ville evening and re aground off the Azores Islands in the Out Mr. and Mrs. Nichols of reach of all other means of get- at P. M. smiths ting human aid, the little wire- Friday evening. telegraph instrument ticked F. M- smith went to Rocky out Q. distress Mount last Wednesday. Call, the wireless call for help- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith an lie, intangible message went to Greenville Saturday. in your run scoring in on Pollard's bid you Gad in this cause I know you will agree with me base when I say that our meeting at j near was all that could be I found much more enthusiasm and and larger scoring in the With a man on third and another on . second with no men out, it attendance than any former J like she would score, out meeting, and particularly am by the Greenville gratified by the fact that we had I boys caused them to be shut out. seventeen new associations to This ii; the third consecutive join our league. victory that the nine I have been hard at work w. L and B L matter ever since pay M words were pronounced in as fine oratory as over b. en heard in pulpit and no word of censure or bitter fueling his lips. It was a pathetic scene. Saturday. June Dr. Boa- man went to Durham to attend college Three or four days later Mrs. Beaman left New Bern, it is merely tic out into space Miss Nannie Parker and Ivy ostensibly for Rocky Mount, returned. I am going to S. C. in the morning home next week of make a speech tomorrow, am booKed to in Durham next week. Now, my, boy, keep up the good work, and I hope some day that we will have our annual meeting your good town. Your very S. Greenville joins the wish ex- pressed in the last paragraph of Mr. later, and right now extends league an invitation to meet hire in N. I. College. We desire to call attention to the advertisement of the State Normal and Industrial which appears in this issue, j Every year shows a growth in this institution devoted to the higher education of the women of North Carolina Dur- the past year the memorial building was erected and used for class purposes. This addition to the material equip- of the college greatly in- creased the efficiency of the work. The college last year total enrollment of students. of the nine-eight counties of the State had in the student body. Nine-tenths of all the graduates of this institution have taught or are now teaching in the schools of North Carolina. Their this year shows chat they can play good ball, and they do not promise ball, yet they do prom good, clean, base kind that is worth seeing- Score by innings R H E Greenville Farmville Two base hits; Bag- well, Pollard. Struck out, by Lanier by Turnage Base on ball, off Turnage off by pitched ball, by Turnage Lanier and Has- kc and Joyner. Um- Dr. Weeks. Time of game, through darkness of the Smith went to Greenville nigh. wild waste of waters while life and j A. j Flanagan and trembled in the balance of paying The roar of any one of th hundred waves louder than the call of the there was no burst of sound or of light, tale stranger ., , e ii .; G- Grumpier and a than that of old magicians in the u y fury lore of our or his, came I miles away the steamer Princess Saturday Irene heard the its p- receiving instrument caught dale. Mr. Crumpler from the wave very good at Smith a cry of distress. mediately an of help I v congregations Sunday morn- son, of came over day visit relatives and re- home Sunday Little Martha Belle and Jessie of Farmville, were visiting relatives in our town Saturday and but nothing has been beard from her since. Notes found in place-, indicate that she has with a man named Grant, who has been in town for a few days. matter was known to but few prior to the Sunday morning services. The Methodist church is the largest and most influential in the city, and on. of the largest in the State and fr. charge over beta marked a period o. prosperity. traveled back across the nine and at night. Oakley. C. Jane 1909. John James, of was score miles of intervening ocean. I a here Sunday, and the Princess Irene started Greenville, Mr. and A of was under full steam to rescue th, and David pt weeK visiting endangered crew. By the after- i ITEMS June noon it had reached mm, of soon still another vessel, Having answered the same wireless call for help, came upon the sea.-. Farm church at Smith's Mouse Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. B- P. The Irene the and children, of the were attending Sunday took Steerage and u Sunday and spent the even passengers, and of the . on board no. out Mr and Mrs. J. F. Pollard was lost where, in other days, Sunday evening ac C. E. J W on. S saved. wireless telegraphy has only Yours if One of the best slogans for Greenville outside of the winner, is Healthy, Prosperous and which we failed to pub- in our list. This was also by Mr. J. W. Brown, the contestant. Greenville is truly healthy, prosperous and hustling, and it is easily the best town in Eastern North Carolina. We hope that the ladies from the county, visiting or shopping in town, will not forget to stop at the Rest Rooms, where every- thing is nice and comfortable. Ice water all the time It is no charges, whatever. Rests Rooms, Yours if you come. New Ayden Correspondent. Th- editor went to Ayden Friday afternoon to make at- for a manager cf tho Ayden department of The Reflector to succeed the late Mr. J. M. Blow, who served so accept ably in that capacity for several years; We are gratified to state that Mr. J. C. Noble will have charge of that department. He was recommended by several of leading citizens as a young man will qualified for this position. He will have charge of all the business of The tor around Ayden, and the paper will appreciate any assistance the people render him in helping to make it a success- Ayden is a good town, and The Reflector wants to do its part in keeping it before the public. New N. C. Industries. The Tradesman gives the following list of new industries established in North Carolina during the week end- June to- warehouse company; tobacco plant. Mount Airy-50.000 tobacco company. cotton mills Gold telephone company. works. hotel company. its victories.- Progressive Pool for Wilson, r. W. M. Wells, alderman from the first ward, is taking active steps towards having swimming pool where Wilson's can't-get-aways may have an opportunity of taking dips the heated season. The pool, when completed, may not be quite as enticing as it is in the old ocean flirting with mermaids and pulling the whiskers of goggle-eyed lobsters-but it will be far better than having no at all. One hundred and thirty-seven dollars have thus far been raised, and when the proper amount has been subscribed the work will be completed at once, The basis will be concreted and there will be dressing rooms for ladies and gentlemen, and gymnasiums will be added later. This public bath will be built at the station about one mile from Wilson, News and Observer. Why can't Greenville have something like this It would be a great addition to the com- forts of Greenville. Freddie told me that I the black sheep of the did The Reflector does job work. Mis Nannie Parker, who had visiting at Ivy Smith's days returned to her home with her father at Lizzie Sunday evening. Mr. Grumpier and his friend returned to Wilson Monday morning. Now that the land has got dry enough to work, it would be good for the crops if they could all be plowed over in one day. Mrs. C. E. is suffering considerably with a carbuncle or something of the kind. Miss Willoughby, of Farmville, is spending some time at C. E. to Mrs. in her work, as she is scarcely able to be up. Boy's Arm Buses. Robert, 7-year-old son of Mr, and Mrs. H. Rountree, met with a painful accident an even- or two ago, resulting in breaking the left arm above the wrist. Mr. Rountree and the little boy were in the country and coming to a gate the latter started to get out of the buggy to open the gate. Just at this moment the horse started and the buggy a jerk which threw the boy out to the ground. Mas. and children, Gordan and Irma visited near Bethel Sun- day. S. G. Williams an family visited at week. Taylor and children here T. A- Manning and family, of were here Sunday. W. J. v. hi; i of Mount, here last Mrs. turned from Virgin been Corn line in this section, cotton a little small. Regular service at Hickory Grove Sunday. A crowd attended. J. K. Barnhill and family, of Winterville, spent Sunday here with the latter's mother, Mrs. Taylor. Free to every plants of every sort given free. You have nothing to do but send a mule and plow to help pay postage. Ill, re- . evening she has for Red and black peas at M. one Going Ont of Business, We are closing out our stock of furniture and house furnish- goods, and for a few days will sell at and below cost. Per- sons owing us whose accounts are due are requested to settle at once. East Carolina Supply Co. Fell From Roof of House. Barney Burgess, colored, of the linemen of the Municipal light plant, had the to fall from the roof of one of Mr. D. W. houses on College avenue Monday after- noon. He was helping wire th house for electric lights, and while up on the roof, about twenty feet above ground, his foot slipped and down he came, considerably faster than the speed limit of eight miles an hour. He was bruised pretty badly, but fortunately no bones Everybody wants the best flour, it is Henry v. at S. M. Winterville, The Reflector. We need it. Don't forget that bill you owe

I. a ran OF VALUE. SOIL NAP OF PITT COUNTY COM Eastern School To Go To Greenville. his will be t Fad ha opportunities tad t greater. Prof. Hubert Wright, The survey cf I , i and accepted Mr I NO A-s o on f I. , i . . the i of the L Carolina School for teachers, at Greenville, N. C. H.- will his resignation as bead of the local school at the next meeting of the school board. e Mr. Mr- Janus Van ; county i i of I . i . the U . In working county , s. ;. . . .- . . Some Persona Cling to Art The attic instinct on mis . eye can tel bob has lived . bed. ft there arc three bat boxes one will contain letter, t J a man it's clippings lock to i Id road n IT. besides these, ; lies of I piles of . . t to u a bicycle rest and a umbrella that might use private if all these things h b ed the bed against the protest, of faro- Sir, they arc patiently moved to i said last night that the every suing day and would fed a moving, then their own- west h i . Professor Wright, his three years i . . . re i feet of the Eastern . H J Sch a, removed all down to friction n conduct of the th institution and proved himself i of efficient and capable- th far river. H said he had when Not I n n a Pitt i . I soil were within its herd ts i. have the instinct t It an extent that re is t t t lit- est . . of , r ever i Tl, i . ill k from an at of view for I e of r lives, their family might as well be- n are t to i them a bit . I absolutely obj a- l on the ; t of ray pieces virtue of the Authority in me i n. r. ii- at the November term f i Superior in the east of W. O. Matthews a G. K . L. Bryan and W. judgment is d t Superior an t i k- et Nd. No. In virtue the further r mi etc is said ease at the April tern I mi and recorded on minute N. I age and I is co mis- pub k- U tee the ti . e. North Can in cm H h day of July. H, at i all the title and in- i G. and G. U Matthias, the same beings in to a tract an t being in i and more particularly e b i as a Stump r a; tie to a i e in a there with said pond to a stake, a corner, thence west with the son, line to a In Jenkins and on to first Mali in it the land to B. O, G. R. by Rodrick their father and as the t place, containing one acres mere or less. Terms of sale cash. the 4th day of June l. Wm. II. Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts Capital Overdrafts secured and Surplus fund unsecured j Banking 1.200.00 Undivided profits, less Furniture and fixtures 8,027.821 exp A taxes pd 19,889.58 items ., and doe from 49.909.481 Total Total 35,000.00 1202,827.46 Dividends paid to stockholders since SURPLUS AND PROFITS this date Total 1898 87,218.18 144,888.55 Os i. ill . i and tin- trustees paper lb i be i the North Carolina institution of n.- b I wrote for information the principal, that Professor Wright would be . of lo Th are from the e in- In Sup. NORTH C Co i . Will Moore. The defendant named, will take than an action as above, in Sn- court of Pitt c I; . . the cannot help rives. . h en on Their land pontiff to obtain from the the . I color. Near St marl m iii. t from Mr. have n an absolute divorce, the I of the . v. ;, and d I J ., . I and ; Of the Eastern Carolina . . . notice i, require, l ; . . , , I. to appear . . .-. the and .,. ,, . ,. Kt y to be held , . . t o . i, . . ,, the Mond-y before Hie , ,, . . Monday S it . . by Professor i i ; u .-; th day or a gust t v,, lay. He was in- thing it o from at of court said in Green- was taken up to vibe, N. C. and answer o- demur to no these now pi I th- Superb to BALTiMORE CHESAPEAKE M STEAMERS and cm Decks. Dinner Club Breakfast Z to Cue. attention the very beat service in every way Leave Norfolk daily Sun p. m. Arrive in Baltimore a. m. with for Phi York, and all east and west. . i address C. L. CHANDLER, CHAS. L. HOPKINS, T. P. A. Va. r. . I I . trustees of by lie . . path in the c-u I i following . day, securing leave of j . Professor Wright met the . , . ,. 111111.1 III i -m d I in a id ii ; w mi h i in Norfolk, and . . where ht i .-. to trustees. . . . . . . lo r both What of m In n to the f may a write up or report on the count . i Each will it in i . . in i . i i. age, . . which gr tn i the chapter a Will be . red the hist r. the . . pr s i m Is, i n of I i C p .; . of ti . went was The I he was i d to receive official notification . that had be n eh president of the training school. Before leaving for his new Profess r will arrange the work of the High I r the in fall Sun. II lodged i m Is. I, though will in tin e r. i members nth t tails, i . i the they are In i are . I at it a us operation t of M I. D. C. Moon . C S. F, G J mes A- S for ti move the i r as one sen ; ho may In his old n if to e.- Notice to on tn . this industry in v. hen acres t grown i lime. Drain sin will . . ii i he marl I d ibid and I ; . form th r amount moot for the r I A I n the j will r lo- ; , markets, ft Resigns. Prof. C. W. Wilson, . i Scot Neck to the hoard of ii- The f the . . I;.; qualified of I mi of the M H . is i r by given to all persons indebted to the i state t i n ii ate tithe and all pi having cl against the c tat are notified that they the same to U i f r pa; me t the. of i. his will b. .- ad h b r of This of ,. Alms, of Horton, i ltd duly S o- r of e ill f the last I a of Nancy is hereby given to . I o the estate make .- y- me u mil all per- having claims are notified that they t the for payment lo the I on or before the day of Ma . 1910, p or this notice in bar of This 1909. B- James, of Nancy A. M. Britton ltd last i- G . f. Wilson mail r if t in and ; . r. I hi rt n her feel free to accept Notice to Creditors. Hat ii fore I c o Pitt as d- tor of the of i I d i not ii , n II i i I to th t lo n. i it . ti that position. Prof, the a end all persona hiving stated to the trustees of Scotland Notice to Creditors. Having duly d before S . court clerk county executor the will and testament of notice i . hereby given d t. i .- i state make in mi p j n i I t. the and a I . having any at said take notice th-t they must i r. i t i i ti. the far i on or of May. or th s notice will I pie. d in bin recovery. 18th day of Kay, d of T. Washington MONDAY, JUNE VIA Atlantic Coast Line Railroad , At th- remarkably low of from I h be h i tween f and twelve years half fare Following will be the Leave Greenville Weldon Leave Weldon Arrive Richmond, Va. Arrive Washington, C. Tickets I be to return on any train leaving up to and including No. Thursday, Wash is the attractive city on tie Hemisphere aid cry one, and should avail themselves of this opportunity t more of their Nat Capital and visit its K g Public Buildings end irks, and its and historical when u . Mo-int v. rm i, a d It iv be n opportunity for as well is one of Recreation Pleasure. . . , ,, tickets, see and further particulars, call or H. Tie -t A A. C. L. R. I. ;. N. C. W. CRAIG, I. C. . e r Ma- r. v. C. a. p. in. a. Ill . in. p. a. m. p. a. m. 11.50 p. B. in Furniture and House Furnishings ALWAYS O TO TAFT ft. VANDYKE Its C I . j N night that when ha was re-elected sud- here a week before h id no of going else where for the ensuing school rear, lie said that he did not know that there would be t. position in the Caro- Training school. The of trustees accepted claims against said are notified that ii mu t t the for payment on or before. the day f June, or n tic- will plead in bar of r. of James I. i; ltd the map will contain about or more printed pat; s, and h is hoped that it will some resignation a committee Notice to Raving duly b fore the P r c- t i ex-1 of the testament J c f J. N. Bynum. deceased, notice i i given all so is indebted to j the make was to draw up suit- tn the and all . having a y claims said a-e notified t- at they must sent same for pay lo the the day e, able resolutions expressing of Prof. Wilson's work to the and land- owner Pitt county with its variety of soils, large area of which are as yet undeveloped, the level, to gently rolling; of its surface, coupled with good drainage Offers great to settlers. Its resources . , ., to the people of the town NORTH Carolina, are just beginning to be known. .-., t Letters of administration upon the i state of John d d, n been issued me by e Superior court -f lit. e notice I hereby to Pomona against said John Jones to present them to me fir ray- or a d y of Juno 1910, or this notice tie in bar of their recovery. All persons ed to are urged turn to ire, the 9th of June R. I. Dav's, . of John Jon. d Blow, regret at losing him. He has been superintendent of Scotland Neck graded school since its establishment six years He has done work here and has greatly endeared notice will be p in bar of This.-th day of June, Maggie A. It; R, a. Extra. ltd of J N. fall I I Home BOW EN The man are looking for ; when you need Bil Posting and Sign Tacking and for Adv. Pictures Framed to Order It want your HORSE to fast and pull strong buy your Hay, Oats and Corn. D. W. S Large areas of the most fertile land in the for corn and , u i i i i i easily amongst oats could be drained, reclaimed and made productive. Credit is due many of our land- owners of Pitt county for and especially Messrs. O. L. J. J. Laughing house-. R. R, Cotten, Alston Chime and John F- Evans. The best men in the county have become in- in the work. These maps and reports will be for distribution by Congress and community v, n. will Prof. Wilson ii the men of the State and he has away, power of ; n a n delivered by W Parker to ti. P r on the nth f July, as of in the In making Scotland Neck of the And Provisions m Cotton Bagging and Kt Fresh kept ton- graded school one of the best the Neck Com-1 at o'clock, noon, ii being fir l Monday in in stock. Country I to public sale before the court , ., A highest M Sold the tier i ash, the I k or of land, lo , .-ii The one third inti p. t -n ready written to Mr. Small or of Ian asked that their name be listed SB for a H map and r-port on their county. Mr. Small worked faith- H. the those people who are interested j county for the enough to write a postal card or . letter asking for one will receive one of these maps and reports loads. Three car See me before you buy- free A many have el Ian the town of and known the Lumber yard Ii t. it h -i. K the lot land p V. A. and It. Parker n Lovitt receiver. to Which dad is made for description, the said lot on 12th and the Gr. Mfg. Company. This i ale is made to satisfy the term i of said mortgage deed. Thia the 9th day of June. I Ellen t;. Mortgagee, F. C. Atty D. W. GREENVILLE N G See P. M. Johnston for mill repairs and supplies. Terms wt Cotton Seed Meal, Hulls, Brand, Chicken Hominy, Cracked Corn, corn Meal and all kinds Feed, Salt, Lime and Cement. of W. B. He will sell j you Better Feed and More for Less Money than any man in town. Blades Sharpened W, B. at cents u Agent for I is headquarters for Corn, Hay, Paper Typewriter Ribbons . none better made, All do W. P. CENTRAL Barber Shop Herbert Edmond, Prop. Located in main business sec- of the town- Five chairs in operation and each one sided over by a skilled barber. Our place is inviting, razors sharp. Our towels clean. Modern electrical machine for dry shampoo and massive. La- dies waited on at their homes. to The Reflector. J-W. PERRY CO. NORFOLK. VA. Cotton Factors handlers o Bagging. Ties and Bags. Correspondence shipments solicited 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. DUDLEY. of Interest in North Caro Una. Atlantic Hotel. City. N. C, June. twenty sixth annual session of the North Carolina Assembly opened Tuesday at with the largest of any opening ii were over seven hundred teach- present. Asheville, N. C, Juno 15.- The State Board of Medical Examiners this n c m- work and announced the successful candidates There were a total of i- cants for license besides those applying and the reciprocity and i wt-re granted lie including eight and one from Tex is. Quite a Novelty. SUDS .--. TO this Piper. Write Meat, SEND CENTS . I r. and , pal , u m in; mar THROWN All of Then More or Hurt. I y Mr. C T It. I. While here a day or two Mr. T L of n, gave The Reflector b x his s of To a unique lion of his own. He conceived idea of Scripture quotations in this novel way. He puts thirty in a neat box bearing a descriptive label, and in pact capsules is s little roll of pap on which i printed a n from the Bible, th- id of the quotation being hi suit the need. Mr. sells these boxes at cent each head a.-d body, postpaid. here is no doubt . with his Robert Lee, and Mr t v ml in th and were r.; u i h were c i down Fifth it at i i peed when the horse s- -pp a n excavation for n in fr . I of i v Mr. T. E. is building the struck this soft earth he caved in Ml, bringing the buggy to such sudden stop th t the u- i thrown out a-d each ; i CHARLES CHAPMAN. A Beautiful On the morning of the of lute at the beautiful country l me of her father. Miss Glad s daughter of Mr. L. J. Chapman, was mar- to Mr. Hal Charles, i prominent young man of Dunn. N. C tin this beautiful wedding morning as the sun rose its deep sleep of the there was nothing in the horizon to of the save a veil of that hid the stars by night, hanging Hut a hand's breath beneath the summit; which soon d before mighty power. rose higher and her coquetting with the trenches of the beautiful it that surrounds the home, i i little avenues here and th re. through which to cast her upon the ground. Amid these oaks stands Salem Chris- church as a sentinel and guard, which has ever watched vigilant care over fan of the bride, receiving into her folds in early youth this b of fourteen summers. The home was beautifully orated with ferns and palms, while a good many cut . re used with good effect. On about fifteen feet of the n r. ad the little boy were bruited about th Mr. Hum- injury was to one ; ; j Scripture certain . that good can he done by o foot that the ball dour, walk for a arch, or I pie of flowers, while on either and to accomplish this Mr. idea l novelty. this stable. No damage was done to the t A . for A ANKLE. As usually treated, a sprained ankle will disable the person for a month or more. by I . t Pill d o with sch a at m y b if- t I in ma i cases in lea-than one tine is in T ii for I r i i ii I h i i r de- incl I pan with the pr i i it visit to . t-y i . , v ale i y i. I. our and did no C v i. As soon as the borax . from the fall the animal ran off Palms ferns down at Five At one of the cross sections Points and stopped at Mr. walks on the lawn there was friends at W- Dawson, J L. Patrick. R. W Brooks and Claude Dawson. A toilet set by H. T. Best and Tom Dawson. A bean cabinet of silverware by Ashley C. Norfolk. Va. A cut glass salad bowl by Wilson G. Lamb, very Japanese vases by J W. and Herbert Kay. Dunn. A beautiful haw painted bowl. Mr. and Mrs C. Dunn. A ha- I Japanese tea set of . pieces by I the parents the groom. O hammered brass by. Messrs. Hewitt Moore, Green- j A mileage book each, riven by parents of the A cut glass fruit dish, very tie indeed, given by Mr- Mrs. Sam H. r, field, Conn. Mr. . time owning the Wheeler son Mfg-Co. The value o; the whole would I the limit. Mr. Charles is a descend int an old English family hi; father's de, while his was of Scotch descent He i on of Mr. and Mi . j. M. s, Mocksville, N. C. He is purely lea dog i th tend n i- teen that am makes men of b ho en- . red the machine sh p of Charlotte and served his trade I as an apprentice. To more fully equip himself for the duties j an electrician, he entered A. M. college, taking the full course in this branch. Mr. Charles has for the three years been in BAKER AND HART The place to buy our Ct u- stock to only. Agricultural S; Consisting Plows. Cutters. Rakes I both riding and walk , Harrow . American F he most teed per promptly. Those wishing to best. I ill will the f to care ; hen wishing Pert It. i i- a . n n j r. lo ti when I h ti. i rate x a arch, and still another at gates. With the exact promptness of sun, six sixty-five, Rev. Mr. Lane, minister of the Christian church at Dunn, N. C., came through the hall door, walking lowly down the aisle of palm Gave Scare ii,. afternoon Ti-v i i was of Wash. death i- a bard I. on a -1 I in stopping just beyond the main Then went to the beautiful strains Ca with w , . . , , Ur New Discovery. the Wedding march from Lo- coil ma an now I s . as r its i C Colds, -utter Of the bride, thin . end the Ushers, Be and I w the employ of the water and light commission of Dunn- The bride is the eldest and L, J. Chap I man. of Grifton, is a woman ; very admired, at an early j date developing that high and REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF FARMVILLE, AT FARMVILLE, N. C. At the close of business April Ii Resources social character o pronounced in her parents. She graduated in 1908 at Peace in the r English course and music. Her father is one of most rendered by Miss Ruth, H. i. of i. . go u spectators were standing around inspecting it. every machine that, on the street. Th.- of this auto had been put in -n preparatory to off hen in the crowd tone led a button see what would place, when there was a Ii report gasoline explosion that alarmed and the crowd. They will be careful how they monkey with e buttons hereafter. lit. MAKERS OUSTED. marched down the aisle drawing , piece of white ribbon The I groom next appeared with Mr. j. C. Clifford, f Dunn, as he wore a suit of black. Little Rae Dawson and Lloyd at Al i gists. Got Hit Km When a ere r from ch trouble takes King's s Life Ii she's o and fly, tut he's tickled over his now, fine , heat.- ah Chapman acted flower girl and bay. they preceded the bride and strewed bride's roses down the Next in order came the ride, dressed in traveling suit ashes of roses, wearing brides roars, leaning on the arm el her sister, Helen, was dressed in a traveling suit, in harmony with the bride and wore pink and discounts Overdrafts secured and unsecured Furniture and fixture from A Cash items merchants and com era, at one- time doing the business iii i,. Bring very much with farm in considerably. There is a tree masonry about this family that exacts no introduction into and beautiful spirit which welcomes their I and it not at all repulsive to inferiors. These i i i we would not sty inherited, but their wedded to live, and a regard for triples have begotten their characters. R. L Johnson, Grifton, W. C. minor coin currency Nat bank and other Notes Total Capital , Surplus fund Undivided profits . cur. exp and Time of ii 165.00 , , Deposits sub. 177.11 I Cashier's V. s. no n. in 804.19 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, County of R. Davis, Cashier the sole mil swear that the above statement is true I . the I t i and Subscribed and sworn to before me, this day of April, A. Notary Republic. -i . T. T Din One of Our Boys. Th; Reflector is always clad to keep track with our home when they to other parts of the country and to note the success trey are in business, hence it is gratifying to read the following item taken from the Tribune, of Tampa Harvey Jones, who has been one of the experienced and affable druggists of the Hutch- main store, has resigned, effective today. Mr. Jones has accepted a position as traveling salesman in the Florida territory for one of the largest drug houses of He has many friends and the capacity for making more and will prove a great success on the road. MAKE ICE CREAM FROM WATER and a small quantity of condensed milk, if fresh milk cannot be iii-iii George Clark v; to Washington Wednesday bring back Arden Wilson, a lured man. fr disorderly conduct assault On Tuesday Wilson a row with a colored woman named Sarah Moore in which he used a butcher knife, cutting her I severely on the hand. He also went in the woman's house and. carnations. As. she the C O L L E SORE moth r who baa had i with will he . hid to know that a n i by up for n soon as the i, dune nursing. Wine it off with a cloth I OB RALEIGH. N C Among the Colleges fee in South, Arte and Sciences, Music, and Art R. T. r. F . .- net I a at ea t. arch the groom stepped to babe to nurse. Many d at s. K. r J. Woolen and C-ward Woo en. both while the music to for HI Schumann, and with solemn and beautiful ceremony pulled out her trunk which he of broke to pieces with an After the trouble n skipped P M. JOHNSTON. church were made man ard wife. After where receiving congratulations machinery, all systems s for ; Electrical he was arrested Tuesday night, i the minster, the music ENGINEER and Running to all of v. St-nm erecting Engines, trial. changed, this time to Mendel An and terms re wedding march while they , all marched out beyond the re- No. two arches. Masonic Officers at At the annual communication A the gate they were r. n. m. i, u j the Tin Roofing and Go to L- EVANS GREENVILLE, N. C. Next door to J. It. J. O. MOVE. June 15th, the following officers were elected for the ensuing Masonic J. C. Galloway, W. M. W. E. Proctor, S. W. L. D. Philips, J. W. J. O. Proctor, Treas. A. Clark, Sec. t A . I milk . . . lo on. II K all thoroughly and heat or cook it; don't add anything else. Thin of delicious ice Cream minutes at very cost. you know it-a packages at all Hook . The Pure feed Co, ti Roy, N. Y. STOMACH by the waiting carriages, the bride throwing a shower L, i brides roses upon her friends and I bridesmaid. I Mr. and Mrs. Charles were driven to Grifton, where took the early morning train for a two trip, visiting Ashe- ville, Biltmore and other places of interest before they return to their future home at Dunn, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Charles possess a wide circle of friends as is Many remarkable cures of stomach troubles have been affected by stomach and Liver Tablet. One who had spent over i thousand for medicine and by the vast number I was cured by a few boxes of j .,, handsome and costly tablets Price cents. Sam- , , . Coward. they received. They were too for all to be man I d, however we cannot re- Call and see P. M. Johnston , from mentioning a few- when in town for general engine beautiful suit of furniture, and boiler repair work and any- by J. K. Hardy, of Grifton. thing you may need. Shop I A table set of cut glass Hotel Bertha. w I pieces by four of their Not Quite How often you can get a j driver or Ker Have a good g tool and be prepared for emergent Our Is a you could desire, M MN Unit your tool box does not lack a T useful Of Si You get Horn. .- Horse c W. F. EVANS ATTORNEY AT LAW GREENVILLE, N. C Office opposite R. L. Smith stables, and next door to John Baggy OR R. L. Dentist. I Choice Cut Rowers and a specialty. Wedding and offering ranged in best style at short notice. bulbs, betiding plants, rose everything in the line at j co Raleigh. N. C. Phone Jr. II. A. SKINNER WHEDBEE N- C I. MOORE B. Moore and Long i ii K x V ILL W N C W. M. DAWSON Ladies n I Greenville, N. C. Cleaning. rm In lb Barber Shoe

THE EASTERN D. WHICHARD, EDITOR ADO P P I. GREENVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA. Subscription One Six Mont us Single Ci Inn rates may upon cation th- office in Th-- Reflector . . . corner Evans Hid street. keep a majority of women in all the wanted. The day of religious is rapidly passing and the minister or editor who uses his pulpit or news columns to tie- a sect of what- ever belief only belittles him- self. When Greenville nets to reaching out in earnest after new Entered in the post a Greenville . N. C, -sail matter, you will see The sentiment against ladies wearing hats in church is grow- rapidly. A minis- has requested the ladies of his congregation to leave nil their hats at the evening service see that the ladies need wear them at all with the amount of hair they wear these days. Hut the more hair the larger the hat is the way the to it. This is the week when the ed- have authority to levy such tax and he deemed it the duty of branches of con- CITY Let it be Greenville. In line VILLAINY AND NERVES. Cur. Might ., Harmless overwrought villains of the FRIDAY JUNE 1909. i . n evidence that fail in in is well founded. There is plenty of room fr I rs in Green hut the to n has no use kickers and drones. If they keep mi taking chances at the Mini tiger business, i- going eon- first thing you know. If it w as not for money they would not even be considered respectable. Hut mom y covers i multitude sin-. i i lawyers made such a good job at proving Thaw insane that so far Hurts .- get him re- leased from the asylum have failed. The president's idea to put a tax of two percent, on the earn- of corporations may be ex- to arouse the opposition of r. i-i th.- i- but those w them coming this way. of the State lay aside pen- scissors for the time be- ought to In- reaching good and hard after a cotton factory On, change comes forward with the remarkable lice that the of July will come between the and 5th this year. He might also have -ail it will between and Monday. It i- now College, of Greenwood, S. having the honorary of l l. l. on Mr. of the Charlotte Observer. The honor bestow ed he w ill wear it well. Durham aldermen have re- the of that city and hive opened door- to the -ale of cigars and cold drinks on Sunday. It i- charged than this is paving the way to the grant- license to druggists to sell liquor. The editor boys of the State are in this week and we earnestly hope they v an and take themselves to the annual press convention. The meeting this year will be in and alter two ion there editors Lake for a lay. It promises to be a trip. A days ago a attempted a criminal upon a young lady near that The intended victim the was a daughter of Dr. Cur lice, of Maine, an of the government, who is doing work in this State. It is to be deplored by very- body, and it will doubtless give the father a different idea of conditions in the South from that held by many people in the North. It does inn make so much who actually the platform of the last Democratic convention. It stands nut as a fact that the convention adopted it. it is a further fact that many Demo- ii the idea of cleanliness to adopt an amendment to post, if were alive now, would the constitution, to be submit. U subjected to a rt cure. . . .,. ,. the city, and we reprint the though it could not turn them tor might make lowing remarks taken Iron. ;, dangerous, a paper read before the Woman I tyrants of die middle Club of Alabama, and the renaissance, the worst , Roman by the mayor of that city. monsters of iniquity, offers some good suggestions that i , did evil for the love of it. i, would be well for the citizens; We should if we liken of Greenville to jinn to disorder their down your fence. The nerves. No doubt if he City Will haul it away and keep I been I , ; P , , ,. , u modern taught from a to off the cows. If you cant be ,.,,.,. to induced to part with it, fix it up and paint it. lawns, lowers and trees. A few weeks ago Dr. Win. I. led conferring power the gov- to levy an income tax whenever it shall be deemed necessary. This may put an end to the present effort to pass an income tax, but the of the president to adopt the amendment should be carried out promptly. of Danville, of Virginia's leading physicians, had a communication In the i-; r in which he characterized city cleaning as a saving lie said in part have not iced w great sat- the inauguration of a system of cleaning cities and towns by organized effort to deal with houses and backyards. health of the people of any community is the greatest physical blessing that can be bestowed. Not only does it bring happiness to every home, but it is the biggest advertisement any city can have. We have ex- water, an enviable mate, a beautiful city, well equipped from many stand- points, but the one thing that Will appeal to the outside world strongest, as well as to our own eat mo I things, v, i never have been a very useful or i it person. But he might Whenever the ground shows have been a harmless faddist or an ,. I innocent ii undistinguished minor bare, put something green it. Exercise the same supervision, he he of over your sidewalk as over v, r;., with no one to prevent front Sidewalks are tin index of the kind of people in- too he him from eating and drinking what ho chose or from taking whatever other pleasure he was inclined to. No doubt he exceeded in everything sad suffered from ex- in consequence, minutely ho could indulge his without restraint If when he felt cross i f n morning ho ordered a senator to die, the tor did die, and he heard no anybody who mutilates j j, Moreover, there was always side Trim up trees which art low and which overhang sidewalks, If tin re are any dead trees around the place pull them UP and start new a pleasant as profit. used this platform t aide stay there all they get. We m deserve -s our Boss voted contrary to the platform I very but w. on v, they were elected are nu ,,. ,,,, hie fur i;. lie That progress in New other down existing of tie high trial in irk gives an- the moral I among Hers, Charlotte's city lathers have placed a special tax on its news papers. A shame. Just as well out -i tax on ; e office. It is virtually about the same. don't see how the are going to find Leon the Chinese convert alleged slay- of Elsie Siegel, a missionary to Chinatown, New York, for all Chinamen look to us. Criminal assault on our and girls is getting to he all too common in the South again, and we seldom pick a newspaper that we do see an account of some case right near us. The Greensboro Record says it is expecting some fellow to bob up and how much stock Senator Simmons has in the lumber Be careful how you indulge in such loud hints, you might be d pry- into private matters. In Decent I Governor Hughes, of Ni-a York, appointed a , investigate the stock ind i and report on their methods of doing The committee has made its report and the exchange.-, were marked o. K. whitewashing, that. congress on and then it when the tariff question came up. It is also undeniable that either tho-e congressmen are wrung or the platform was wrong It seems to us that as often a we repeat the statement that we will not print unsigned sent to us for that our correspondents would not fail to always observe the rule, still we receive communications that we would ties a horse to a tree. on get half the fine on con- a strip of green in ban- places along sidewalks. The city will furnish street sweep if haul is not too long. Out weeds away while young and tender. It will save you money and please everybody. When street or sidewalks are is pride, is from lorn up and not properly repair ed call up the mayor's office and give the name of the party re table and animal matter Report any unsightly object epidemics and disease It is an established fact that decaying vi breeds the various germs which produce disease and it is equally well established that the fly is the great carrier and propagator. It is well know n that clean, dry premises have no attraction for Then let us determine to clean out every vestige of any material which is unclean or seemly; drain away every damp area, and have the hack to the inspection of friend or official- Go still further. Make every refrigerator, clean and sweet. Not only scrub, whitewash and turn in the shine, but screen all doors to rooms attractive to flies. Keep i your stables in perfect closed with this j earnest to all in your neighborhood. It it will be remedied. Don't let your dog bark all night. Think of your neighbors. Call attention to all you meet to the idea of a Encourage your children to help the good work along by training them to pick up papers. . . lie glad to publish but for this white and black, to co-operate in failure. Our waste basket get.- them. We have to slick to this rule to protect ourselves and we repeat that if you want your letter printed sign your name. We will withhold the name if it is not necessary to print it. this life-saving work We The reference to fusion now being made in some of the pa take- the mind back to some stormy days in North Car- days like the which it is hoped there will be no For Southern Democratic con- to claim credit that in voting for a tariff on certain articles they were acting in the interest of their constituents, is an admission that they think the Republicans who have always voted for protection are entitled to the same credit. Those who eat victuals, wear clothes, cultivate crops and build to live in are the ones who feel the tariff heaviest, yet they get the least when it comes to levying a tariff. Owners of automobiles in North Carolina should not over- look the fact that by July 1st they must obtain a license from the Secretary of State and be furnished by him with a placard number to go on each machine. There is a penalty for failure to comply with this law. A fellow was arrested in Greensboro on the charge of big- After staying in jail a few days some friends advanced enough money for him to put up a cash bond of and re- leased. When court met the grand jury did not find a true bill against him, whereupon he took down the bond money him- self and skipped out. Now some know not how many valuable citizens may be saved, nor do we I know but that one in our own may be the dear one saved. Our own premises may be dean, but flies do not confine themselves to one lot; so we must he our neighbor's guardian and solicitor. Think. Your neglect may devour your best Cleanliness seems to be the watchword of the American re- public today, and it is well so. Nothing promote health and prosperity more than clean premises, towns and cities. Greenville has lately awaken- ed to this fact and a great many and other rubbish ever found. A few dimes and a lot of enthusiasm and deter- will transform an sightly back-yard into a little of beauty. Sweet peas, climbing beats, hollyhocks, or even sunflower make an el- screen to hide old fences, sheds, or other unsightly views. For permanent screen use hardy or the growing vines You may have a window filled with geraniums, if you cannot have a grand yard tilled With choice roses. The window nix can be made at a very small cost. The flowers will not Cost you fear to work upon a tyrant's nerves, and some emperors tyrants because of that fear, Domitian was a martyr to it. though a good man of business. If ho were a stock- broker today no doubt he would himself incessantly about the state of the markets, and every would pity him for his nervousness. As he was a Roman emperor, we think of him as a sinister villain. who killed men fur the pleasure of it. We often hear talk of that vitae from which man nobles suffered. We should call it nerves now, our doctors would n strict diet and a course of poll or pardoning for it. Hut the I man noble did not know how to treat it. He made a feast and drank deep and fast and crown- ed himself with ll cw the next morning must have felt it worse than ever. But since ho was a Roman noble ho U a romantic fig- to e- and not a sufferer from oar modem disease of over- strain. London Times. The is told den . morning little Drew refused to get up. When all other meat's tailed to max her out of bed Mr. Gladstone was calico. -W v won't you get up, my lie grandfather, didn't tell me to i i what the Bible says ;.;., d it disapproves of early it's a waste of Mr. tone knew his Bible bet- than in i-t men, but ho was not equal to Dorothy. For once in his life he wont on in reply to his exclamation of astonishment, mid, turning up her Bible, she read the second verso of the Hundred and Twenty- seventh laying great sis on the first words, is vain you to rise sell now some . of our people are doing all they of the friends who furnished the, . lean up, purify and beau- money are trying to him to , , our nice little city, but they have him arrested for embezzle- Mrs Gould says she spent a year for dresses, but how much her forty drinks a day cost is not stated. No doubt what she spent for drink alone would A man with no more character than that ought to have been kept in jail. In a special message sent to congress Wednesday, President Taft took the ground that as the Supreme court of the United States had already declared that the government has no authority to levy an income tax, it is use- less for the present congress to pass such a law in connection with the bill now being considered. At the same time The filibustering reports that the government was running down and under which two boats were held under blockade in Virginia waters, proved to be founded. The boats turned out to be the property of the government, but is said about what went with the piano boxes filled with guns, he argued that the government need the help of all the people. Not a few, but all So lend your baud and keep your and surroundings as clean as you possibly can. As the above remarks quoted from Dr. Robin- son's communication says, you may save the life of a friend or even a near relative in this. Pile is put up in a tube with attached. May be applied directly to affected parts. Guaranteed. Price Sold by John L. Wooten. Stick Becomes a Tree. Several years ago Mr. B, R. Jones, who lives on the Clayton road four miles from here, went to his pasture on Swift Creek, about a mile away, to look after some cattle. While there he cut a stick to use in walking through the woods. He used it until he reached home and set it side. His wife took it to the garden to open some trenches in which to plant some cabbage seed. When through planting she tuck it in the ground with the little end downward and left it to show how far the cabbage seed were sown. It remained there for a year in which time it took root and began to grow. The following spring Mr. Jones transplanted it to the roadside it now stands. It is a walnut tree about twenty five feet high and ten inches in and is full Of walnuts this season. Mr. Jones and his wife both vouch for these state- and they are as reliable people as we have in the county. Herald. Hay Hay Hay Three car loads. See me before you buy- will treat you F- V- Johnston. Weak Heart Action There arc certain nerves that control the action of the heart. When they weak, the heart action is impaired. Short breath, pain around heart, choking sensation, fluttering, feeble or rapid pulse, and other distressing symptoms fol- low. Dr. Miles Heart Cure is a medicine especially adapted to the needs of these nerves and the mus- structure of the heart it-self. It is a strengthening tonic that brings speedy relief. Try it yarn I suffered with I thought trouble, the doctors toM me I had near trouble. I had tried many remedies, when Dr. almanac came Into my hands, and I concluded to try Dr. Heart Cure. I have taken and now I am not suffering at all. I am cured this medicine did It. I write this In the hope It will attract the at- of others who suffer J did. V. Main St. Ky. Your druggist sells Dr. Heart Curs, and him to Cries of Seat bottle If It fills benefit yen. Miles Medical Co., Ind OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT- IN CHARGE OF J. C. Eastern tot and vicinity. Advertising rates furnished o Don't send elsewhere, when vices arc at a. m. and I is cordially Miss Mary of New, r. Bern, came up last week to be BACK JACK item;. Black Jack. N. C, June 22.- E. L. Clark and R. M. went to Greenville day KING'S CROSS ROADS ITEMS. Kings Cross Roads, June C. E. Case and H. T. Smith went to Falkland Saturday. Master Sidney Williams, of MEAT Afflict When the Butcher Bull he People Beet. Traveler In of bat Jill ti-iii m . Miss Lula Mills, of near Fountain, spent last week With son, spent Saturday night and Sunday with Miss Stella G. C, Buck and Mis present at the wedding and to spend some time with Misses Lizzie and Florence Blount. If. M. Sauls makes the best cold drinks that can be made at the fountain- cold the year; round Try one. Miss Jimmie Davis returned Thursday from in, whore she Ins been her sister, Mrs. G. They tell ma that J. R. Smith Co., Dixon are manufacturing as good wagons, carts and bug- as can found any where. See them before buying. Mrs. J. W. Taylor two children, of war; in town a portion of last week visit- friends and relative Thy left Saturday Seed peanuts f r sale by J- R Smith Co. Mr. T. C. went to Saturday. Spring dress goods laces to match at J. R. Smith Miss Lula of Den- Va., came in Saturday to visit her sister. Mrs. C. She was accompanied by her mother and Mrs. Price, her grand-mother. get nice ceiling and windows and door frames made to order at J. So account of the meeting Edwards spent Saturday night Smith Co. Dixon which is in progress at the ware j with J. L. Dixon and sister, a Sunday school Lena. patterns and was held at the warehouse Sun-1 Miss Clyde Smith, of zincs at J. R. Dixon Co. day morning. A large crowd I dine, was the guest of Misses Misses Olive Butt and Jean- WiS present. Prof. Highsmith Janie and Bettie Harper of were taught the lesson to the entire day night and Sunday. the guests of Miss Lena Dawson . Evidently ha is a mas-1 Charlie Porter and sister Miss Sunday. They Monday, in this business as well as Daisy, from near Red Banks We can shoe your mules and singing. j attended church here Sunday. At o'clock Sunday Bid. C. J. Harris tilled his theY. M. C. A. held a public regular appointment here at the warehouse. Mr. -day, Saturday night and Sunday. S delivered a very fine ad- W. was with us ind Prof. Highsmith and an . beautiful solo. The meeting sermon Sunday. We are always W t ell attended and much en- glad to have him with us I Mr. and Mrs. A. Clark, of m Grimesland, attended here Sunday. J. H. Clark spent Saturday Juno -A pretty horses, repair cans, bug- and wagons on short notice. . R. Smith Co. Dixon. J. B. Pearce and Miss Nannie Sunday in the country. Tr. a bucKet of use third less lard t J. R. Smith Co. C. L. Wilkinson, of Greenville, came down Sunday night arid r-turned Monday In- suit just received at J- R Smith Co. Jack from Saturday and Sunday with Jack Blount, returning none Sunday afternoon, N, C. cut herrings at J. It. Smith Co. a number of people came over Sunday night to attend services being held the tobacco warehouse. School books, tablets, Bibles and Testaments at J- R. Smith Co. M. M. Sauls has just received j Mrs. E. r. Phillips a fine lot of perfumes and toilet Monday morning tor lien- r N. C. to present Mr. i -e -n viii wan town a sh it while Saturn Paris a-. Ii. C . Mr. W. ton, w is in . The hose es and m n be.-c on u of it from n V hi; Pi I i t I- . ii tr. M-s. W n The Brick ware- house is for rent. It is located lighted. Th- right man can do a good business here this season. Apply to J. R Smith Bro. Frank of Kinston, was in town a few day. Harrows and cultivators at J. R. Smith Co. Miss Alice Taylor, of Hooker- ton, is visiting the home of Mr. Frank White. Mason's fruit jars, caps and rubbers for same at J. R. Smith Ca We are glad to see Miss Blanch Cannon out again. Rape and Millet seed for sale by J. R. Smith Co. Little Misses Novella and Jes- of Greenville, were the guests of Miss Isabel Dawson the past week. Lime, cement, window, doors, locks and hinges at J. R. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Stancil Hodges left Saturday for a visit to his parents near Washington. They returned Sunday. All kind sewing machine need- belts, shuttles, bobbins and needle thread rs for sale by J. R. Smith Co. Patrick, of ton, came up Sunday morning to visit Misses Lizzie and Florence Blount and returned Monday. 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 see them when needing in line. We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Needham does not improve very fast. Buy your brackets, balusters, stair railing, post and flooring of J. R Smith Co. Dixon. at Press nice country corn at per bushel at J- Co., it Dix n. Mr. Mia. S. m up t no id in mg returned Hie same . U. Smith Co. have the in Ayden, for Ladies and Gentlemen. J. K. Smith and C. Ormond nu.-a trip day. Field peas, rape millet at J. R. Smith Co. A. M. of Greenville, was in town Monday. Any kind of needle you want at J- K. Smith C-. R. A. Fleming returned Mon- day from a two weeks trip on th- King Edward, of Great Brit is one of the greatest of of Europe. There's only one in Amer- but that's the greatest of all shoes, and only one shoe bears this mark of For sale by J. R. Smith Co. Prof, i ale, of ton, was here yesterday. Money can't buy better shoes than for they are guaranteed to satisfy, shoe dealers everywhere sell them. J. R- Smith Co. Mrs. C. A. Blount went to Greenville yesterday. The warehouse meeting is finely- Preparatory services were held during the week and the meeting proper be- under most auspicious cir- Sunday. Rev. M. Shields, of Greensboro, is doing the preaching and Prof. J. H. Highsmith. of Wake Forest College, is conducting the sing- Mr. Shields is a preacher of great power. His messages are simple and tender, but clear and forceful. Prof. Highsmith is perfectly at home when handling the choir, and his solos are greatly enjoyed. The music is very fine, indeed. The warehouse has been well arranged and seats about in the pews. It was very well filled Sunday morning and every seat was taken Sunday night. The took place here Wed- i afternoon at St James church when Miss U Ii n became the bride of Mr. Tb church was beautifully decorated. wedding march was dared by Miss Blanche Reid King, of Goldsboro. Rev. John H. performed the c The bride was gowned in a traveling suit of blue. Mr. and Mrs. Turnage left on i bridal tour to Asheville at d other points. They will be at home at Ayden after July 1st. bride is a daughter of Mr. Mrs. J. W. and popular. night with his parents hare. J. Proctor and W. E. Proctor were here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Williams and children of Cox Mill spent Sunday here. Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Mills spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Clark. Washington Mills died here his grandmother, Mrs. W. S. E. Smith. Walter Worthington and W. L. Matthews attended church at King's Cross Roads Sunday- J. T. Matthews went to Cone- toe Saturday and returned h Sunday morning. W. C. Moore went to Fan Sunday. J. A. Corbett spent with Corbett and says he is going again soon. R. L Matthews and wife spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Bettie Matthews, who is right Chester Smith, the Fan potato dealer was in town Sunday. Mrs. Marcellus Smith an daughter spent Sunday with Mrs. Addie Corbett. Billie and Sunday with W. L. Ma . Mr.--. Addie Mary lier i. From the a. i D I ll III the native I HI k nil null ii. to i i ; of tin- fact I j . ; iV I Tills ti I r, , ; ll . r . r. i. . . Ml I ll. ill n l n i . I ; lie Ii I i l ti i i went in Friday evening. Brown and wife spent Sunday with II. S. Ty n. Mrs. W. S. E. Smith h . i a re- union Sunday in of her children grand children. wore as follows Mrs. Caraway, Mrs. Williams, . In- I . . r f . . . i ., . last Wednesday morning of j Will Randolph, W. E. Smith, C. paralysis. He was in his sixty- fourth year. He was a brother to J. H, and Calvin Mills, and leaves four sons and three daughters. The rains for the past few days has done considerable damage to the growing crops Dr. H. O. Hyatt will be in Greenville at Hotel Bertha Mon- day and Tuesday, July 6th and the purpose of treating of the eye ear and nose throat and fitting glasses. those who desire to see about saving work done will be ed no fee unless terms are agreed upon- f w NO OP SUFFUSING It is a mistake to allow anyone to suffer from rheumatism, as the pain can always la relieved, and in moat cases a cure effected by applying Chamberlain's The from pain which it affords la alone worth times its cost. It make Bleep and real possible. in c ism of this liniment should lie on account relief it no- be discouraged until e give I it a trial. Pot by J I. Wooten Coward ii Vt A. Smith. H. T. Smith and Miss Smith. E l--t Hathaway filled his reg- appointment Sunday. Walter Worthington is on the sick list. Miss Irene Smith spent some time with Mrs. W. C. Moore Saturday morning. The tobacco crops are damaged right much from the heavy rains last week. Smith is progressing nicely on his new tin in tat II .-. to Ii . . r wet .- H I . he . l .- . kl . and u was it , f is IOWA, Our family were all born railed in Iowa, and have used Chamberlain s Cholera d Remedy years. We know how it is from long it. In fact, in El Texas, the writer's life was the prompt use of this We are now unpaged in the mer- ti e business at I- la., a haw Introduced the remedy her-. It has i oven very and is con growing in favor. This is J. I. Wooten and Coward Sick headache, and bill- sear i ii . . i v Pills. They cleanse the Do not gripe. Price Wooten, Lilt Your Taxes. Have listed your taxes If not you had bettor see the lister right away. time alloted by the state for listing is almost up, and then you will have to pay double the amount Of your taxes to get them listed. will treat you to fifteen Dies with girls to work in knit- ting mill at Scotland Neck, N. C. and boys net under of age can work. Nice town, good graded school, none better in the Slate. Pay while learning the work. Fine for those wanting nice work. f interested write. J. L. Bowers or A. Scotland Neck, N. C. Do . in e ii i I . i- I . Ir i I I .- at all mi I i .-;. . . Is I mi man mi . . to P i. ii IT. . i .; ll i mi REPORT OF THE CONDITION OB THE BANK OF AYDEN AT AYDEN, N. At the Close of Business April 88th, 86.76 2,600.00 80,889.04 48.60 811.00 Resources Loans and discounts i unsecured Furniture and fixtures Demand loans Due from Cash items Gold coin Silver coin, including all minor coin cur. 1,3111.94 bank and Notes Total Liabilities Capital f 26,000.00 surplus fund 18,600.01 profits, less cur. exp. and taxes pd. 178.80 Dividend unpaid 180.00 sub. to check 48,498.84 Cashier's Total 186,841.84 A Guaranteed Cough remedy is Bees Laxative Cough Syrup. For cough-, colds, croup, hoarse affections. Bert for children it is quick to re- and tastes good. laxative. John L. Wooten. ii I ill i I , . I i ind l has on It. an lit lit 1.4 will treat you NOT BE BETTER, N ore has made a salve, lotion or balm to compare with Salvo. Its the one- healer of Cuts. Corns, Burns, Sores. Scalds, Boils. Eczema, Salt Rheum. For Sore By is, C Id Sores, Chapped Hands Infallible for Pill's. Only at All STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF PITT I J R. Smith, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear the above state is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. SMITH. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to be- fore me, this 5th. day of May, STANCIL HODGES, Notary Public that J. R. SMITH. ELI AS TURNAGE. DIXON. Directors. Nice lot of new memorandum books etc. at Reflector Book Store. The Hi It CM OHM Tons of or Prevents on Ci cumber We i US Dr Joseph Dixon Physician and Surgeon Office over Bank Building AYDEN. N. C. . in d It. in, mil i i ll N . mi- i- ; -m Hi I- I Is, If l it i sir.-1 . et i r l-N under ll If I lit t Another e that n man ii room wit Ins I be . is i I ii he l stand for five moving If In In was legally i France and with an-at up the time -r revolution. If the awn i rs- a was put i cell and the entire routine H- law allowed to course. The war- Mm was read t- it. and W It was conducted t- the In the all Ike cal and with all of the law. the same WM m In not exempt aim should he be NOTICE. W. H. Smith has purchased the of A. D. Cox in the Carolina Milling Co. and will conduct the bus- at the same place- All work promptly looked after- Mr. Cox will still with the Company. . tor. . pkg. W will continue through R, l JEFFERSON BROS, Fountain, N. C. this week and possibly next. MISS C MEREDITH, Graduate Norse Ayden, North Carolina. Warning the Whit ts the Mrs lecture this Mis, ten -f married life, Mrs suppose she will have bet husband en the platform nu WOMEN WHO A ENVIED. Th attractive who art- lovely in face, form and temper arc the envy of many, who might be them. A weak woman will be irritable. Constipation or poisons show in blotches, skin eruption- and aw-etched complexion. For all Electric Bitters wok wonders. They regulate Stomach. Liver and Kidneys, purify the blood; give nerves, eves, pure breath, smooth, velvety skin, lovely complexion, Many charm- women OWe their health beauty them. Stir at all druggist. ; a m mi POOR PRINT , v

WHY NOT GET THE NEW YORK LIFE Has Larger Assets I and more Insurance any Old His v A man was recently a man lo a m e new opera hat grave r . i i . i ii i i i sen id when no , on I Lie n his e nephew, an As you have c-d, most have eh across the to, aft . s lave b a few limes. . t-.,; , f the process of pull- t e Lath r the wooden last, i The I r this fault. I Ra's on then r re t batches, no wrinkles, i; bees the last t c i leather at any point This adds I the of s It also explains Pi the reason why re-Mi- smart until n nut. K There are unusual of RALSTON j SHOE construction which will appeal to you. Come in d I over cur n w styles. . , the to spring open . ,, r . tour times the youngster; , ,;. . ,. ., was d j ,,,, half A few days the undo, i during a visit to the same house- J , hold, brought with him silk f the shiny, oil kind, , her he was about to leave the for I house I i the aforesaid j r down the hall , t looked like n k ac- i not lien. observed the one p awfully hard, . In . i . i mi then couldn't M. . . an half tie I didn't there on you interview the I me ., on it. the suffragette, as I y, . , , I called on her. bill ed tut wouldn't talk. Editor-She ; . n put I she , brother, i dodged out upon every I i ice I It i said Just kit man mm C of Wire, and inches Also a Car Load of Machinery just arrived, consisting of ill j mowers, rakes, gasoline en- disc harrows, smooth- harrows, weeders and all kinds of farming; implements YOUR STOCK Should Have Special Attention at this Season International Stock Food, International Worm Powder and Vermin Destroyer OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE in every line . THE CENTRAL round m MM Pi I am now offering some very desirable Residence lots for sale. If you are expecting to build you a home paying investment it will be to your interest to see me. I also have some splendid Manufacturing sites on railroad sidings for sale. Terms to suit b C- ARTHUR, Greenville, N. C. Worn Women , Women, worn and tired from overwork, need a tonic. That feeling of weakness or helplessness will I not leave you of itself. You should take Wine of that effectual remedy for the ailments and weaknesses of women. Thousands of women have tried and write enthusiastically of the great benefit it has been to them. Try experiment -use this reliable, oft-tried medicine. NEW KILN BEADY FOR DELIVERY. ALL THE NAME WALTON BRICK COMPANY . C. IN A COPPER CAMP. TAKE The Woman's Tonic Mrs. Hare, of Pierce, Fla., tried and afterward I was a sufferer from all sorts of female trouble, had pain in side and legs, could not sloop, had shortness of breath. suffered for years, until my husband insisted on my trying I The first bottle gave me relief and now I am almost welL I Try help you. AT ALL STORES A VERY BUSY MAN. Experience With an Over- worked Irish Watchmaker. fell iii with a delightful a little town in County I wanted a little thing done to my l naked him bow it would take to it. Be assured ma that lie was driven death with work and was up till late every night trying t- gel ahead. that he I try time mend my watch some lime before o'clock, when lie nominally Then he foil me the i hi shop and lie; in to me about a lie pointed out , lull me their life once a while he a day for ;. rear, not bank holiday. N for anything but work. order now that's g l k ; busy, for the time I'll give to your watch, all the rest of the day. And i eaten In my to save I bade him good day and didn't go near there until T o'clock In tho even lug. I found the shop the of tho at with a neighbor. sorry, air. but I've been so today that I've been unable to finish that Job. It'll not take over twenty minutes when I Bet to it. Can you come In the Nest morning I was t Ms o'clock, and he was Just taking down the shutters. Bald he worked until ii o'clock the before, but seemed farther behind than before, if I'd come up into bis workroom fix my watch while I waited. there he bail some photograph to show me that ho had taken a year only Just found time to develop. We talked photography for twenty minutes, then he Used my Watch In n Jiffy when ho pot to work.- by Charles her mistress, must conic lo door i f the drawing, any, is ready, and la but dinner is The newly corralled domestic In- digested that evening convulsed the who were awaiting the an- of dinner by stepping be- tween the dropping n and is and supper Is but dinner is Ledger, Badly human said n young lady attending a fair with her sweetheart. Wouldn't yon like lo have a look at that, Her- answered Herbert, to bestow a neat compliment; am quite content to look at Mall. A Tart Retort. a be a good Chris once of late of Kansas, when he pile I. Cod all things are WEAK Kidney Troubles May be Sapping Your . way. e People Have This Fact. In or woman ,;, s in run w. b . w la e H. r backs h , headache, .-. . Mil v the ca m of it K will i n I l will. run Vi icy aid men them Well. further the following Jut. Suva e. I N. C, s sum- kid the a d at times i. i a my bins an if a .-ii r,. s caught across my . i had for ht- en. Alt u-i c n m r s w ob r lief, I pro l Mil's i hey in reg- so. to-. I m to Loan's Kid Pi s in e in for benefit I d rived fr m For sale all cents Co, New Yolk, sole agents for the Unit, d ; S , the s -and no other. Ha Divisions Known as and A copper has its own peculiar and apart, It has two distinct workmen the skilled miners, who work under ground, mid I ho smelter men. who range from experience and training to unskilled day Mi re often than not they form camps within the as the call the quarter given over to the men who tho and or for the smelter men. The smeller is the heart of the camp. In the community there is every of camp architecture, from the tent pure and simple and the breed which Is a tent floored and boarded up along the sides to the turn or the roof and fitted With a enough that will lock, to the hotel like a huge packing with rows am rows of little, narrow . set along the shies like polka I Cots on a shirt waist and a flat roof that does not reach an inch beyond tho I sides, the whole painted a faded green I and Jaundiced over with the red dust. A groat copper camp grows slowly. When there Is a town above ground there Is something like ii , stations, slopes, workings reach- I out like streets alleys to fol- I low the the lead. There Is I no gutting of a rich ledge and going I on, no Carolina search for to I be and left. With scientific Skill and precision each yard of work Is driven to open up the best road to ore still beyond and to have a safe and convenient way by h It may reach the surface. Nature has rooted her wealth of deep Iii earth, and no methods will release It It would amuse or old time gold miner to see tin- and economy practiced in copper mining small in- the search for hotter methods of handling, the struggle eliminate waste and utilize all the b SHAKE INTO YOUR Allen's a powder. R -marting, and mid instantly takes h st- g of corns b m ion. It's th.- greatest dis- of h age. II l-a-- makes light, r sh .-. eel easy, it is a c r cur for S m ting callous, ed, it t- day. ad t i d mail i-. in any lib it T a All n ii R It- . N, Y REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF The Greenville Trust Co., AT GREENVILLE, N. C. At close of business. April 28th, 1909. Resources 17,600.00 Loans and discounts 1120,010.98 Capital stock Overdrafts secured Surplus urn and 1,211.61 ,.,.,. . . Other stocks, bonds profits, less and mortgages 1,000.00 esp taxes pd 2,900.07 Furniture and fixtures unpaid loans from 25,771.72 of items deposit coin Silver including coin Nat bank t and .-., , The You say silly as a any more, for naturalists have been studying this animal of late years, have come to the conclusion that she is the wisest old bird Shu never quarrels without cause; she sees danger before any oilier fowl; she more courage than tin.- rooster; she is far braver than the gobbler, and, if given a fair Show, she can beat off tho fox. A flock of geese around the barnyard at night is a much protection than the watch- dog. They am light sleepers and will give the alarm the instant they see a stranger moving about. So in future say wise a give her all Montreal Standard. posit Deposit sub to check 880.17 Cashier's 687.77 Total OF NORTH CAROLINA, County of I S Cashier of the above-named bank, do edge and l-lief. and sworn to , , .- . J. fore me, tins Is, day May, Andrew Moore, . Notary Directors Norfolk arid Southern Railway Harry K. Walcott A Feat of Napoleon, it is said, one day met an Old one armed soldier and asked him where he lost his arm. at were yon not here is my own cross for you. I make majesty makes mo lier because have lost one arm. What would your majesty have done had lost in that case I should made you officer of the Legion. Whereupon the soldier drew his sword and cut oil hit other arm The Carolina College of Agriculture an Mechanic Arts. State's college for vocational . Courses in Agriculture and Horticulture; in Civil. Electrical and Mechanical In Cotton Milling and Dyeing; In Industrial Ch Why not lit yourself for life by taking one of these courses Address D. H. HILL. President, West Raleigh, N. C. OFFER Of the famous cue for skin a- i n or.--, th a. o ill g itching and of -kin, as ; frightful g. I P . the. loss of an i line b. in the fa i merit, n acne an m; nun instant relief a d -y . h. gentle an- ti its with w I -I. W. that HI lit will I n th this paper to on a or mailed v The Bo t Ma-s Also for s. by V. N. C AND North Carolina Mountains The land W Sapphire SCENERY ED Beautiful at any and Particularly so at this Southern Railway operates trains, with Coaches a d Parlor Car, b tween and N. C . via Raleigh, Durham, Greensboro and Salisbury, on following LEAVE GREENVILLE I tor .,, Eden- -.-. p m I. E k. Norfolk, and I t. R to . I am I i Stations, a in. i I W Zeb lion. Raleigh, and i . . in i ARRIVE GREENVILLE l in Washington, Chocowinity, land, and Inter- stations. Prom Norfolk, Suffolk, E Ci y. . m Columbia, Belhaven, Plymouth, . So-i, a . l inter- Stations. a. m. j From Zebulon, V Ma n, and p. in. stations. TS lUshed only a information; and are H. C GENERAL PASSENGER NORFOLK. VA. PAUL No. Daily No. Eastern Time m. Ar 8.30 p. m. 8.45 a m. Raleigh Ar . in. Durham Ar . .- . 8.10 p. prepared to clean, press repair, p. m. Salisbury Ar THE TAILOR Can be found on Fourth Clothing and Ladies Skirts All work done promptly, suits 6.07 p m. r , , m. a. to order when h m Ar M , ,, .,.,. You- patronage p- 8.15 o. m Ar Ash-vile 8.00 a. in. Furniture And House Furnishing Goods For Cash or on Installments. In Building Formerly Occupied by Dispensary. Large Stock of everything Needed in your House. Our Pi ices are low. BROWN SAVAGE to Norfolk, Va. and Return The Atlantic Coast Line will have tickets on sale for all each Saturday and for Sunday forenoon trains commencing Sat May 29th and continuing to Saturday Sept. 4th, 1809; to return follow- date of sale. An excellent opportunity to vi.-it. the famous resorts of Virginia and North Carolina at a minimum cost. i For information call on ticket or write T. C J. A. r. t. m. i When in Beaufort stop at the On boardwalk and facing inlet. For terms apply to MRS. H. Proprietress. and Wanted. Other convenient Through Car Round Trip Summer Tourist Tickets ill be en sale May IS. 1909. For as to fares, etc., call on Agent of this Company or the undersigned II I J- H. WOOD, . H. D. t. . T. P. ., N. C. N. C. N. C. THE NORTH CAROLINA INSURANCE see C. L. WILKINSON Bonds, Life and Fire. Normal I fl Q U S t f a I t US ,, e hair renewer, cucumber Bum tor hygienic fruit and every thing in I your patronage, g u Mrs. It, A. White. bottle warranted, but not returned. Is the report D-. .- best sum- ii the to you by J. L. Wooten. S MOORING Sam White store on Five Points. More room and larger lock. Come to see me. General Merchandise. Maintain, d by the State tor the Women of North Carolina Four regular Courses leading to Degrees. Special Courses for Fall Session begins September 1909. Those desiring to eater should apply us early as For and other information J. I. FOUST, Pies., 6-18 mo d w N. C. C D. Opposite tenter Brick General Merchandise. POOR PRINT

mm DEPARTMENT In Charge of S C. CARROLL id Agent of The Eastern Reflector for Winterville and Vicinity-Advertising Rates on Application C examine our i f chickens and eggs a Land plenty of it- and Come and gee the best prices. Try en .;, I up. Harrington. Barber Ca . w, to announce that C. . A- Ed that O. IV. R its an Eu re Can- night net i ; i Vivian Roberson. who has been at the head of the music department far the last two years, will b i with as again. . She will be assisted by Miss A. W. Misses Olive Butt and Jeanette Cox returned from Ayden Mon- day evening. Miss Norma spent nave sum- one win u.- , , . ox . . ,, most highly rec rail . schools a number A best Co. L i was to . K H bat performed for department. She sit as tat , of Meredith College. Mr. a theological I . and taught last year la of Alexander, V. will V i sea i. i n a- Institute most hold services summer chin- t of that school Luke, , S month, a , a and i but on account ox near . . she ins kindly consented to night preaching at Ayden improved last Sunday. It is good preach- mowing machines, repairs W, we can't afford to miss it. , . Barber Co. of Green- Miss Dora E. Cox. of Winter- wile, will preach in, St ville, will have charge of the in- Episcopal church. Winterville. THE FERTILIZER THAT NEVER FAILS m i . was v. i Friday. . A. G. Cox an i . have lots Hue iron already on hand and are p red to furnish here a s i. . i work here. We are carrying a nice line of C Caskets. Prices are right and can furnish nice hearse service A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. Prof. Nye informs us that the . of the W. H. S. are Third Sunday, a morning service at o'clock. dues r the com g season. now and will be ITEMS. N. C. June Daniel Braxton has been ready to be mailed out in a few much with mumps. sh ; . I days. There will be The crops of John Hemby, H -r. d in faculty next b. Turner. J. W and K. A. Craw C.-x wont to Ayden Mr H F of ford seriously damaged by . Belcross, will have charge the hail and wind storm last lot of crockery just department Sunday. Mr. Turner also had a Harrington Barber. Co. recommended, pack house blown off founds- having had five years experience n high school work. Jesse Braxton is housing his of Belcross, where he id been crop, and it comes in very were him up. He b now Tobacco Guano COLUMBIA GUANO CO. NORFOLK, VA head He high school work. The people Jesse Braxton is housing excel t time i I Nitrate of is cut toe that. ., big e spa and f uneXpired term of Prof. sun of public m- A. W. Ange Co- of Camden county. C. S. Sm . from Kin- boy's straw hats opened up. We have fresh to herrings. j. brimmed Barber Co. to the nicest dress hat was in Barber Co. You will need lime- to repair all styles. ., . , We have An S Co. ; ; . B good price A. W. I trucks and flues arc , , Better send your orders to t G. Cox Manufacturing Co., n, of A was in town Wed Ne. am M. G. to. A new shoes st in . , Co. Our line of men's straw hats opened up. R. A. Crawford is plowing up his tobacco crop planting and peas. John Allen and wife are visit- her parents this week. Miss Ora Nichols is visiting her little cousin at G. T- Allen's this week. the I the the bowels, and are equaled as an ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE, In malarial their a.- peculiar in the system that Bit coated. Take No Substitute. OF OF THE BANK OF WINTERVILLE, AT M. At close of business April 28th, Resources STATON ITEMS. Staton, N. C, June Mr. James L. Little came down and spent Sunday with his Mr. G. T- House. Jack C. Taylor spent Sunday ; t and fixtures j Demand loans I Due from and I Gold i-r coin, minor I Nut Dank notes and other I S. notes Total 8,411.51 Capital 1,178.58 Surplus In expenses and taxes pd I Time of deposit 202.20 Undivided profits, l Deposits subject to Cashier's check 1.00 Total STATE OF MOUTH Pitt County, n. Cashier n I V. A. A.-.-1. Cashier Expressions Sympathy. At the annual meeting of Win- Ledge No. A. F. our hearts were saddened I as beheld the vacant chair of lour brother, F- Harrington, with his parents, Mr. and J. G. Taylor. Mr. D. C Beech spent the day j his father-in-law Mr. J. W- Martin. The crops getting t h v some as it has been rain in t so th it can't work them. be they sheer busy digging P s. crops are all looking fine though if tin j i named do solemnly swear the above true to the best of our 1-. A A.-i, and sworn to I e- 3rd day of II. Notary . P and E. GREEN, Cashier for. Harrington, II K. Lineberry, A. ti. Cox, Directors C . . n of this place, lied , t ml I eleven o'clock, Make your tobacco barns tight was preached yes-j by using good sheathing paper evening in the Free Will We can supply you. Baptist here, by R--v. E- A. W. Ange Co. T. Philips, of Ayden. His re- j F. A. Edmundson went to Winterville, N. C. who hag M us work prompt Byrd mains were taken to the grave yard for burial. He leaves a two and three to them our sympathy and point them to the hills from whence their help come. Mr. Smith was a. member of the Free Will Baptist church, a good neighbor, a hind husband, an excellent citizen, a devout Christian, and those who knew him best say surely this man has passed over the river into that happy hunting beyond. to The Public.-Trucks and tobacco Hues must go. We Greenville Saturday. Miss Alice Taylor, of Hooker- ten, and Newton Taylor, of Ayden, were in town a short while Monday. W. L. House returned from Dunn Monday. Mrs. W. H. Rouse spent Mon- day in Greenville visiting Mrs. E. B. After spending several days with his family here. Prof. G. Lineberry left for Wilmington yesterday. Miss Chapman is visiting Misses Cora and Sadie Carrol. A. J. Tyson was in town Sun- have material, guarantee day. workmanship. Prices Mr. and Mrs. Tyson cheap. Call or write A. G. Cox from the country attended Co., Winterville, vices here Sunday. N. C, Miss Elizabeth Boushall will teach the primary department again. Her work is known and needs no comment. We are going to sell out our lot of at once, at below cost If you want a god pair of pants cheap see us. A. W. Ange Co. With an experienced and the enviable record to which the school has reached of thoroughness, discipline and the character of the students that it has sent we predict next session to be one of the finest in its history. Fruit jars all kind, all sizes. A. W. Co. After preaching Sunday morn- and night in Snow Hill Jno. R. Carroll returned home Mon day. Miss Kate Chapman spent Sunday with Miss Eva Langston. Rev- T, H. King preached in the Baptist church here Sunday morning. On account of the meeting at Ayden there were no services at night. We wish to say to our custom- that we have just received a car load of land plaster can give you a good price on same, Come get yours is going. Harrington Barber Co. Car load of nice bright hay just A. W. as Worshipful Master. On this occasion he had been called to the bereaved home of his father and because of the death of the latter, Mrs. Harrington, who departed this life she seemed to be in the arms of her Heaven- Father at the portals of glory even before the breath left her body. We most earnestly extend our deepest sympathy to our worthy brother and we would commend him to the same companionship with our Father above that his godly mother enjoyed. May his last days also be days of preparatory to that final re- union on high- Furthermore, we extend to Mr. Harrington, the father of our as well as to all bereaved relatives. Done by of Winterville Lodge, June 1909. G. a, W. L. House, Enoch KILLS TO STOP THE FIEND. Th; worst years of to win, h., was a k ulcer. He p id over without benefit. Then Salve i the nicer him mil, Rheum. for Pile,, Bums, Scalds, Cuts. Corns. nil Druggists. Th OF THE HP Bethe Banking Trust Co., AT BETHEL, N. At tho close of boldness. April 38th, Licenses. Register of Deeds W. M. Mo ire issued the following licenses since last WHITE. M. A. Leslie Turnage and Helen C. P. Smith and Rosa Harriss. L. H. Jones and Annie Forest. COLORED. Henry and Staton G. E Smith and Lillie Chap man. Woods Medicine liver reg- which bring quick sick headache, constipation, biliousness and other of liver disorders. Particularly recommended for Jaundice chills fever, malaria. The contains 21-2 t a much a the- and discounts t secured unsecured Furniture and Due from and minor currency Total Liabilities Capital 638.1- 1,276.00 0,161.36 fund 1,500.00 Undivided less taxes pd 1,858.90 Time certificates of 8,650.68 Deposits to check 87,671.66 Total STATE OF NORTH County of Pitt, I W II Cashier of the above-named bank, sol- swear that the above is true to the best and belief. W. H. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn be- fore me, this day May, S. T. Carson, Notary Public. M. . S. M. Jones, Staton, Directors. For Sale- Long cotton seed. Call on Co., Greenville. l. Very Hon. W. R. very. will treat you arc for and bring quick relief tr lumbago, and all other symptoms kid- They a tonic to the entire and build up and health. Hold by John I,. Wooten. HORNER MILITARY SCHOOL. J. C. HORNER, Principal, Oxford, N. C. . English Course. yea dine , i earn. . of his family, securing the culture of home life. . . . , non. . , carriage. sick at home near Falkland, the Mr. Williams is one of Pitt conn- social training most prominent and useful citizens and all hope for him a speedy recovery, He is about c years old. Our Greenville, yours if you come. will treat you LAXATIVE Mb i co. tr s. A. i i EASTERN REFLECTOR. D. J. Editor and Owner Truth in Preference to Fiction. One Dollar Per Year VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY. JULY ABOUT TOBACCO. Tobacco Co. Offers Good Greenville, N. C, June 1909- To the Tobacco Growers of Eastern North As the time approaches to begin curing the tobacco crop, The Farmers Consolidated To- Co being desirous of aiding and serving the interests of the tobacco farmer, begs leave to submit a few which we hope will be of some service to them. In calling attention to these matters, we want it understood we are not giving advice, but simply suggestion that farmers may think about them, and if approved, where practical, adopt such of them as they see proper. In the first place, we would call the attention of the growers to the fact that it now set ms certain that tobacco crop in Eastern North Carolina has been increased in acreage this year something like per cent. estimate of the acreage is based upon information obtained from almost every of the east. We believe the impression of the tobacco trade at large has been that the acreage was increased much more than per cent, but in this we think the trade mistaken. The con- of the crop up to June 1st Wis excellent, but linen then the heavy and incessant have in ruined the crop, while it has been seriously damaged everywhere in the east- Unless there is recovery from the wet weather, which has been follow. by several days of scorching sunshine, it certainly at this date e as crop in will be a much lighter one even of th inferior tobacco during r the hot months, and sold bulk of the crop during October, November, December and the condition would have THE LOAN FUND. County Alumnae of the Normal Col- Meet. There will be a meeting of the alumnae of the State Normal CAPITAL INCREASED. WITH MISS WHICHARD. of TYSON Her Pretty Tl in the Christian I b. The Bank of Greenville Enlarges and She Entertains in Honor Adds More Directors. The stockholders of the Bank On Tuesday evening at tie At morning m of Greenville, held a meeting on home of her parents, of the i v I -------e II been reversed, and those who Pitt county, in the; June 28th. for the purpose of in-; Ninth and Evens streets, Miss Franklin Tyson sold during these later months of the Graded School, at Leaning its from 188.000 entertained in- Kit by Kev. would have received much o'clock, Monday, July to 50.000. There was a large formally a number of at U. students of the college, of new r, a forty two porch part, in honor than who j. , ., ., ,, ,.,,, f Misses Susie Per- of her guests, Misses Susie Per- decorated with ferns potted . . -r- i W-pi , t and the citizens generally are increase stock, The lack of m in market- meeting. J d. and Mitchell, plant, and cut making The work to be considered b At this meeting the of ton and Ilia. Lillian the part Pitt county shall take directors was increased to . I I c-i n in raising following well known The hostess met her friends at , ., Ad or This is a matter which men added to door and welcomed them to Y u. Miss Hat will prove of vital interest to board . Messrs. B K. Fleming, the pleasures of Ml organist, n th wed- every thoughtful man and W E. Proctor, R. A. After being served with ding march as entered man of the and B W. Moseley. on the lawn gathered and Dre. m during the hope that many will show The Dank of Greenville table, on the porch fur a been one of the moat successful of forty-two. There banks in North Caroline, having, nine tables of four hands, the H Long. Carl L. t. The Loan Fund is won a p on the roll of honor, game progressing from one to and , R u ,, the farmers a to the late Dr. , bank, Burch and bouquet bride entered with her the crop is the trouble. Every one to the time to sell is now, and without regard to the condition of the market, or the quantity of co being sold, prepares the crop as hastily as possible and market it. It would be better to market ., the crop during eight months, interest by attending chis meet- but reformation should be and not revolutionary, and advisability ti is year, of market Charles D. as its the crop in a is to be Used as a fund manner, and not to glut young women may for will be vastly score and cut for the broth. Mr. 8.1 . k. a. market during the not sum , borrow money to complete their broadened and the prospects for the latter being the win-j groom with bis sir. mer months. If the farmers l Thus, in the of the success that She on to t. W . , will hold their tobacco off the that man has done fans attended them in past, for From en coup most for the womanhood of very bright for the future, to to North Carolina, are the alumnae The Bank will e which should possess i the m of his college making it possible in., a of being in favor of t c This prise was an em-points, A multitude or July sofa pillow. The eon-j wishes go out to for a Frank Wilson's Great July Clearing a fan, d market, and employ system in celling it, situation is controlled, and the which they receive will more factory and profitable to for other young women to be Utter prepared for life, and all concerned, than the man-; majority of these women in which it has been sold r, so it is impossible the few years. measure the amount of The practice of palling off and by such a fund. curing the ground leaves, re, us tins loan only is not profitable to the fund, even the small fund invest farmers, but the six or sight ed will grow into larger sums of million pounds of this stuff that usefulness, for as it is returned, has been annually saved for tie um, money will be used over and last several years, is just that much production for which there Sale. Now. when extraordinary val- will to you most. Now, before y have purchased your summer's supply. No, when you can get. practically a full season's service out of your purchases- Now, because we do not believe in r back the than last therefore .,,. iii back there I g,, practical is this idea of until s- late in the is not a demand, and in order Fund that every- that you j get it used at all, this i where in th. state it is being re- bus been mixed with other with and that had merit, and it is j bought at a price that will not , pay the farmer even for to Mr. Norman Warren, and he presented this to Miss I. After of served. game swarding were OFFICIAL ANNOUNCE NEW TELEPHONE behooves farmers to take advantage of every opportunity presented to them to most out of the crop, to do this, they must consider the influences under their control which tend to advance or lower the price of tobacco. We know j of bit ore way of controlling the price, and that is to control the production. The production during the last few years tut been only a normal one, while the increase this year would probably have resulted in a considerable increase in pounds if the seasons had been and a normal yield saved. However, it does not seem probable now that the crop in the east will be a large one. The unnecessary haste to market the crop early in the season when weather conditions are bad for handling large ties of tobacco, has resulted, we believe, in a direct loss to the farmers of the east during the last two years, of several hundred thousand dollars. The determination to market the bulk of the crop during August and September cannot but result in loss to the farmers. We realize in making this statement that many will say that in the past those who sold early received more than those who sold late. This is true, but it was due to the fact that all the tobacco was sold during the first few months, and there was not enough left of the crop to justify buyers in staying on the market, consequently, the remnant of the crop sold as well the bulk of the crop. If farmers had acted in during these past few years, and marketed only a small per it. The buyers get blocked up with this of which frequently damages -m Cook Gotten Out for tin their hands and causes them to a an; be less active on the market for j and other grade.-, and j . Company is season that you don't care to buy at any price. This Great Clearing is If alive with bargain val- It has been our custom v a clearing every summer, so be-1 chosen president of the s- A. C. J. C. Ca dwell and the of Atlantic Coital in I Greenville en- to church in college, Messrs. Bowie, and East Carolina Training v remain there r Sunday School Opens Oct. w- ,, Met rs Walk, r Settle The board of trustee, of hen regular appointment. East Carolina Training and Mt. Pleasant School great pleasure They again Monday, announcing to the public July Robersonville, Tues. Prof. Wright has i.-. in aid B in Plymouth, In has to blend it with other tobacco, and is put to no end of t. n not- i- . to get it consumed; con- it is a practice that, should be abandoned, as farmers SoU have had experience with this class of tobacco to satisfied that there is nut any in it them. If the law of and operates to the price a commodity, then it follows that the supply of this no account tobacco operates just that much to depress the market. It should therefore be thrown away, and thus taken out of the production, which, of course, to that extent reduces the supply, and it follows that the demand for the remainder will be greater, with a correspondingly better price. The farmers of Eastern North Carolina have it in their power to very control the pro- of bright tobacco, for we make a very large per cent of this quality of tobacco. The Farmers Consolidated Tobacco Company to aid in every way it can, to assist the farmers in intelligently understanding the situation, to the end that the production of this type of to may be controlled, and the directory of of inning Saturday, June th-t a complete corps of in B n, In and continuing through the c .-v r- has it. d Monday, July, we are offering with him . ; . c , e. our entire line of and will opened en; all week H Bummer Straw Bats Tuesday, Oct B, 1808, for the t and Low Cut at greatly reception of students, and ti b- inaugurated It u exchanges of the com- These goods are all now and Thursday, the 7th day of much for I up to data styles in every d- 1808, with appropriate pub- churches t. He ceremonies. going are a clean, .-ale The buildings, six in number, good work a and no on., can be mistaken are new and beautiful. They of P a our pi ices, ts we always fully equipped with i marK our goods in plain figures. heat, water, electric lights, Nor-1 The directory contains forty pages with all the telephones on the three ex- change. properly listed, and all some advertisements of leading business firms. The directory ha home product, being printed by The Reflector, and Mr. F. G. Smith superintendent of the local exchange, says it is the hand- he has seen sent out by company. Now that these directories are in the hands of the subscribers to the exchange, patrons will take notice that hereafter all calls must be by number and not by name. This rule will be enforced, and subscribers can aid the service by co , with it as soon as a call is made. has about the best exchange in the entire system of the company, and Superintend- Smith with his force want to do all for the convenience of subscribers and quick dispatch of business. the A. C. College. will mean c These I they are in the many good and rough at Eastern forward Come to see us as this is the best chance you will have to buy hon- est, clean merchandise at such prices as we are offering. Frank Wilson, The King Clothier. Telephone Directory. To all Telephone We are now delivering new and up to date telephone directories of Greenville, Ayden and Grimes- lion of a church building. Can itemized statements of expenses Z and information about the all modern conveniences, results from this trip, complete laundry and j The parties mentioned plants. The sleeping have just closed a great meeting rooms are furnished with single j in Rocky M Mint with do iron bedsteads, first class mat- to the church and begun the tresses, and other needful order of the Board of Trustees Carolina Training school. J. Y. Joyner, chairman For prospectus let the bulk of it be sold during the fall and winter months, and will throw away the ground may be m price kept at a better, they will, in satisfactory figure to the y We have no hesitancy ink will act under normal conditions, the price of our bright tobacco can be maintained at a profitable and satisfactory figure if the is held within the limits of the law of supply and demand. If farmers will act in concert on these suggestions; market the i crop more systematically, and year. If they will act gently production of crops in accordance with the demand for bright tobacco, they will continue to get profit- able prices so long as they do so. Yours truly, Farmers Consolidated Co. O. L. Joyner, Pres livered to every subscriber, the operators will be instructed not to give a connection unless the number is given. As often as necessary a will be printed and pasted on the last page in the directory. called for. are not listed in the directory, will be given without numbers being called, until the name appears in the Our reason for furnishing a directory is to enable us to give our subscribers the very best service possible, and we feel sure that if the subscribers will co-operate with us in this matter we will be able to give you bet- and quicker service than ever. Don't blame the operators if they refuse to give you a con- without the number. F. G. Smith, Manager. and information about the school, apply to President R. H. Wright, or Prof. C. W- Wilson, Greenville, N. C. Notice. I hereby recommend that any- body can trade for or buy or sell the horses that I traded to Clayton Turnage, also to Joe S. Pittman. I purchased the said horses from Winslow with the same horse note that he told me every man signed who bought a horse from him. I traded said horses by his consent. I want everybody to know the notes are not due until next fall, and I shall meet them promptly and settle them. But the one note I have forbidden anyone to buy, will not pay until the court says must pay it. Richard Wingate. Juno, 30th, Evangelistic Services. The of Greenville will hold a series of In the containing chapel, on even- of July 1st, continuing until July 6th. These services will be conducted by Rev. W. assisted by Rev. Dr. Asa M. Bradley, of Spencer, Mass., formerly Pacific Coast Missionary. All evening services will begin at The public is cordially invited to attend these services. W. O. Pastor. law makes deal- and users of tobacco trucks responsible to us if they sell or use trucks that our patent. We can supply you with the genuine Handy Tobacco trucks. A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. Everybody wants the best flour, it is y, S. M. Red and black pea;. S. V Schultz. POOR PRINT