Eastern Reflector

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WINTERVILLE DEPARTMENT In Charge of S. C. CARROLL A r The Eastern and Vicinity- Advertising on Application A. W. Ange Co. have sum- j and eggs a specialty, j OAKLEY ITEMS. d robes and dusters. Come and get the beet R-. Mr Armstrong, of Harrington. Barber ft Co. den. was in town a F improved . . ; mowing machines, repairs etc. A new line of bi St crockery opened Harrington. Barber A Co. Col b left for her home at Conetoe V- ; v carrying sewing ma- all kinds. Don't be bewildered if you breaK th last one on hand. s ha them, A W. Ange Co, see H Barber Co. We are carrying a nice line of Coffins and Caskets. Prices are right and can nice hoarse service. A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. Cox is visiting in Greenville this week. You will need lime to repair I nose furnaces. have it and can give you a good price on it. A. W. Ange Co. Make your tobacco barns tight will the from many miser, . enable him to rat he prevent the food assimilate the body, give keen appetite. Mrs. L. T. West, Kinston, spent Wednesday here by using good sheathing paper. visiting supply you. . . V was in A. Ange Co. town We wish to say to our custom i. r- that we have just received Oakley. N. C. July Miss Carson, of visited Mrs C last Friday and Saturday. T. W. Whitehurst and bride, of visited J- B. Whitehurst, his father, Sunday. our clever sec- master, spent Saturday and Sunday in Washington. Mrs. Taylor went to Saturday and returned Sunday. Miss Carrie Bell, of Scotland Neck, came and re- sick cause the to as the body, give I DEVELOP FLESH and solid sugar coated. Take No Substitute. . . Harri i Barber carload of land plaster and can Wed -.- give you a good price on same, i. he . yours is going. v. Harrington Barber ft Co. there. Mr. j Mrs. B. T. Cox, Mrs. Magpie B . Butt, Master Horace Butt, Miss- i . p Lucretia Hughes and . -.- yesterday in Green- . . ti . crops and fat I , We have iI j A. . . . . of ,. -v d V tin Car of nice bright A. W. Ange Co. XI TO THE PUBLIC. New turned Sunday. Eli Rogers went to Washing- ton Monday. We regret to note that little Maggie Belcher is quite sick. Miss Minnie Whitehurst is visiting in Greenville this week. A man by the name Hudson had a moving picture show ad- for this place or June He came on time and it was the rearer, nothing that l ever came to this place. J. E. Hires, of C, nay j spent Sunday night here and returned to his home Monday. George of Butter- worth. is spending a few days here with his friends. The remains of Mrs. Bettie GOOD EFFECTS OF PROHIBITION. Large in Cam Before the Mayor. On the of July prohibition under the state law had in effect only six months. For some years previous to time sale ins had been closed in Greenville and the town bad a dispensary, Even that change had brought about a noticeable difference in sobriety of the people, and this has been all the more pronounced since the dispensary was closed and prohibition I as prevailed. To get at some statistics bearing upon the improve con- The r call d OF THE OF THE BANK OF WINTERVILLE, AT WINTERVILLE, N. O. At the close of business, June 1800. Resources Liabilities 910,901.51 Loans discounts Overdrafts secured and unsecured Furniture and fixtures Demand loans Hue- from Cash items 6.00 Hold coin 95.00 Silver coin, including minor currency 862.06 Nat bank notes and other V. H. notes Total Capital stock . Surplus fund Undivided less expenses and taxes pd 850.80 Bills payable 8,000.00 Time of deposit 203.30 Deposits to ck Due in and 87.27 check 1.00 Total STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, County, We, J. E Green, Cashier and F. A. Edmondson, Asst. Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above state is true in the of our knowledge and belief V. A EDMONDSON, Asst, Subscribed and .-worn to be-, Correct- fore me, this day of Jane, B H. Hunsucker, Notary Public. J. E. Cashier -Attest F. Harrington, I;. II Hunsucker, A. Cox. Directors a r. and grooving our Rues for years past.; Andrews were brought for to and . Saturday afternoon from that v- have good material. N. C. Mrs. Andrews ,, ; and about years old, a . of Primitive TI where w II church, a loving mother, a most banking in a business co, w r I excellent neighbor Always W . . very much, Winterville, N. C. upon Mayor H. W. ascertain what his court dockets show before and since went into i The result of this investigation was marvelous and show, an that is most gratifying The period of examination cover- ed tile r six months that the was in operation. from July t to December 31st, i, with the first six months u prohibition, from 1st to Jun- 30th, 1909. figures speaK for r. ti six months in 1908. July to December inclusive, the total amount of -es REPORT ill CONDITION OF THE BANK OF GRIFTON AT GRIFTON, N. C. In the State North at the close business, June 23rd, 1909 Loans and Discounts 788.10 Overdrafts and Banking house, 1- Due from and Cash Silver coin, minor com U. LIABILITIES. Capital Stock Surplus fund 500.00 Undivided profits, less cur. ex. tax's pd Bills payable Time certificate posit Deposit subjects to check Cashier s Checks outstanding 34.07 4,000.00 5.752.04 Total f 21,175.01 Total 821,176.01, A. . .- , Sever went t i i la it to a . i Anew . it just in. I t suit to drunkenness or while for v hip. Pr i cl, . Call . formerly here Co. Winterville, i but now i S C, All kinds, that do. h all thing well, but yet; . IV. A nice la S a i I in I . this noble woman. . or Co. of i .- JACK items. Black Jack. N. C, July STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, County of Pitt, I. ;, T. Gardner, of the above-named bank, do sol em swear that the Is true to lest of my knowledge and belief, G. Cashier. L, J, Chapman, John Brooks, Dawson, Directors. Subscribed to be-l y of June B. F. JENKINS, the death of this goad woman Is a sad shook to all that know her. n ,,. A large crowd was present at the tiger. to i . t i st tribute of by liquor was the same six months X. . In. C, J. Kittrell went to Green- ville today. We are going to sail out our lot at once, at If you want a pair of units cheap see us. A. Ange Co. Fruit jars all all sizes. A. W. Co. Y team is working very hard now. You be good to them using to keep the off. It is teed Call on us for it. Harrington, Barber Co. Shoes of all kinds. Another lot of shoes came in yesterday. Everybody wears because its right, it wears right and its price is right. Come and get a before the lot is picked over. A. W. Ange Co. Land plaster plenty of it. Try some under peas and you will see that you will have absolutely no pops. A. W. Ange Co. When you want a cold drink you want the that made right. You want to get it from a nice, perfectly clean fountain, and from a kind clerk who will treat you right. I have such a place. Come and get a drink and you will come again. W. L. House Co. Mrs. C S. Smith returned from Kinston Monday morning. Eunice of Le county, is here visiting her O. C. , mi on a visit to his parents, I Mayo, who died Saturday morn The total number of cases of i kinds tried by the mayor I the six months of and the six months in 1909 y were only Thus it will be seen that e J J. A. C V. Clark, nM not, a left Saturday evening , whiskey cases, but tic-; the of funeral their uncle, Ell all of offenses against the law has Mr. P. H. Kittrell. near . been almost ls great. It was A G. M. G. Bryan, L. L. E- L- for noticeable that of the case d N. W. went N. Y. last Wednesday I mayor has tried since .-. . to Greenville Mom to take a business course. I went into effect There was quite a large crowd i them were of such I of Stokes, Saturday attended Sunday school at Gal- minor gravity that he did not night and Sunday here visiting impose fines exceeding a penny, j Misses Kate and Chapman, morning. deeming the payment Ur J W Bryan of Greenville Jesse went Green- for the Will to the ville Monday. j offense. classes of I wont to Washing- the Baptist Sunday school next, ten Monday to attend the meet- A NIGHT RIDER RAID. at o'clock. inK of th Red Men. I The worst night are at o or noes They raid A number of our citizens at- i Lena Maggie ,., rob you fl ClarK and Lucy Arnold were the with Dr. New Life Pit's. They . . . never guests Of Misses Stella and .,,,,,, Bertha Gaskins Saturday headache, malaria, at n and Sunday. Misses Mattie Mills and , ,,. , , Annie Clark spent Saturday Officers night aid Sunday with MUs At the regular meeting of, Lula Arnold. Greenville Lode A. F. A. M. Mrs. A. O. Clark and Monday night the following l-l I I , . II . 1- . . . K . c. ii I T. . t. . . . an , at II i. . SM, LEADING SCHOOL FOR IN VIRGINIA. I P-T. in V . elocution. for n all CANNON, JR. M. A., Principal. tended preaching at Branch Sunday. Capt. Whitehead and Cooper went to Washington Monday. The following went to More- head from here last Sunday; Miss Crawford, Messrs. N. B. J. R. Johnson, J. Horner Military School 1851 North Carolina I or Military Ar W dine with and Indus family. Hi. ; . . r l no lint menial, Mindy lawn, on r track. M helpful In the of The for over u century MAO I for HORNER MILITARY SCHOOL Col. Horner, Principal, N. C. F Harrington E. F. Tucker, A of returned officers Installed by Past O. Mr. g after spending a few days Master R. Kittrell and M. Crawford. with her here. The farmers are very busy curing tobacco. The crop fairly good in this section, while in other it is not so good. H. A. White and several other gentlemen from Greenville came over yesterday in an Mrs. Annie Nelson and C. F. Chapman, of Vanceboro, are visiting R. G. Chapman. Rev. E. L. Malone, of Bath, preached an excellent sermon in the Episcopal church here last Sunday night He left last night for Kinston. Try a can of roe, cents, at S. M. Schultz. July 7th we will re- duce the price on all colored lawns; quality to quality to lie; quality to inch, wear guaranteed, black taffeta at The Central Mercantile Co. J. F. Davenport, Mgr. L. H. Pender, W. M. H. B. Harriss. S. W. C. B. Whichard. J. W- W. B. Wilson, Treas. Jackson, S. J. Nobles, S. D. J. W. Brown. J. D. Marriage Licenses. Crop Condition of Deeds Moore Washington, July 2.-Reports has Issued the following licenses of the condition of the cotton since crop of the bureau of statistics, white. of the department of agriculture, B. Frank Tyson and Lena K. estimated from reports of its King. . on June was Calvin Buck. and f COLORED. per cent, of normal as com- pared with 81.1 per cent. May D. W. J. n ., Forbes and Per cent- June Jennie, last year; June 1907; 80.8 Sam Flake, Tiler. Gorham. per ten year average. When you have baggage to go to trains No. ti will treat you LAXATIVE SYRUP a cold b a CHICAGO or CO. FOR SALE B EASTERN D. J. Editor and Owner Truth in Preference to Fiction. VOL. No. PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. JULY STATE NEWS. ct North Caro- Kinston, July 9.-The board of aldermen election on a bond issue of for the water, and electrical lines the city. Passenger train No. from t Asheville. was eked near E wan ion about ten miles b Hen at Saturday afternoon, and while none of the passengers were killed eleven w. re more or hurt Asheville July .- Policeman Miller, who was seriously by Bill Baldwin a. Blowing Rock Tuesday afternoon, died this morning at m, N. C. July Mrs. James Jones, residing near Hall gathering grape- leaves Saturday, bitten on the arm by a The swell- passed from arm to the other and her condition I day to regarded hopeless. The swell- is extending over Mrs. Jones WANT A REST DAY. effort on the of tho Board of Agriculture agents to promulgate or With the Has any portion of the legislative Come for Thousands, or the regulations by the board Not so long sines it was the under the act are enjoined pend- j with the of the hearing August on his lips who when the issue will the Sunday for his says Mabel Potter for Aug- public sentiment I said, he's worked six days; let RESOLUTIONS N W MAY fAKE N. S. Renewed Talk Cf From i No. I. U. U- Railroad. N. C, July It is with sorrow that we are signing the ancillary order by again called upon to record the of yet another restraining order to hold while the litigation as to the constitutionality of the act is pending. Judge H. Connor, of the Eastern Carolina U. S. District Court, for the foreclosure sale of the Norfolk nil h Rail- road, in the hards of receivers death of one our beloved members. Brother Brother was years One Dollar Per Year EB MR. J. T- DEAD. A Good Kan Pistes After a Mr. J. T. died at the hospital in Kinston Saturday night at after a brief ill- of just one week. He was taken the previous Sunday with i r w. j------- old, leaving a wife and six child- peritonitis and his n get living. Hi- was a faithful A fowl with four legs and feet Mm enjoy is a freak, although they are sometimes seen. Mr. K, W Brewer, of Springs, Halifax county, has a with four well developed leg and feet, an i makes use of ail o them in of locomotion. fowl i two months old and with the exception of tho of feet and is not unlike the seventh- So there were handed over to him. seldom legally, but rather by common consent to his need, the Sunday saloon and the Sunday ball and the Sunday ex- and the Sunday theater. Now witness the he brings these privileges urging, them And lo, it is the church militant via in in --.-- . the pan several months gives member of our fraternity and renewed Impetus to talk among liked by ail who Knew We well informed men here keenly feel our loss in the dean that the Norfolk and of Brother Abrams. who Southern, with North suddenly taken from our ranks. Carolina holdings, the and token of the high North Carolina and the in which he was held by Raleigh and Pamlico Sound we place upon roads, will into the bands of the Nor folk Vi It is. pointed out that under the in for a North Carolina laws neither the I the following That our ting worse until Tuesday, when he was taken to the hospital to undergo an operation, but was too weak to it. tie grad- grew weaker th came Abrams was y old and leaves . widow, and six n, one r and five to His be draped i children are, is J. E. cl T. A. W. of i vi H. W. citizen who and ii perfectly well he y. ail ,, Leaf. m .,,., ion. It was the laboring man who Beds the Sunday cigar and Sunday drink, who runs train and the Sunday steamboat and who does the Sun- day vaudeville turn, who began to ask others, did he get off in the galaxy of pleasures a while brothers in ether callings ignored these petulant But of they ha Ur 2nd. Lincolnton. July J. A. of this place, m t with a tragic death yesterday in western part of county. He was going with a threshing machine, which he was part owner, when t an place in road the machine showed Wilson July of turning over and h- alias a duck-legged sought to steady it by bracing was up before Mayor himself against it, but he was Briggs this morning on two unable to do so and the machine counts-disorderly conduct and turned over on for retailing. Owing to injuries from which of counsel the case was continued few hours lat. r. until tomorrow- Southern north .- . Line could be a bidder and the family of our deceased Line would our heartfelt sympathy in this be a r. On the their hour of r hand area number 3rd. u copy o of vital u Norfolk resolutions no spread upon u . .; want this minutes, that a copy be pub That we extend to w, of R Mount; J. P. Charlotte. M. C, July Chi f was sum- hurriedly to Second street yesterday afternoon on a that a man had been cut to Selma, July 12.- Another homicide was added to the crimes of Johnson county today. This morning at within three miles of Selma, Joe Pulley was killed by his step-daughter, Marie E. Pulley, with an New Bern, July 0.-A attempt d to wreck a fain net r . en the Wilmington and New Bern railway by put- an obstruction on the A ran over it without any serious results. The matter was rep A section master pass- found the obstruction again on the track spiked down, show- in that it was the work of par- ties nearby. Officers were put on the trail and located a house near by but the had flown. property. By from to a now through. for outlet the Norfolk and Western coal traffic would be an established, covering a large part of Ea tern Carolina that would otherwise be Line and Ch rad coal carry i i- com just loom ii hi-mi one of the great coal of from Durham to Raleigh from the Norfolk to con- and a copy sent to our d r. E E. Griffin, D. C. Moore. L. II. Pender. I of ITEMS. been the numbers drawn into the ranks Sunday to make . . .- em had been cut r and only his legs sou. left chief went to the scene j and up a leg. There signs of 8.1 accident, popcorn barbers, druggist, and and bakers, July -In an altercation this morning at Sixth and Campbell streets, Ernest E. Shields, years old, was shot through the heart and almost instantly killed by Joseph C Stephens, also aged about The men were employed by rival sanitary contractors of the city as collectors and bad blood had existed between the two for several days. This morning they met, had further words and an altercation ensued, Stephens drawing a pistol and shooting Shields through the heart. rind No one could explain the extra leg. An Investigation was instituted arid it. was learned that recently at one of the city hospitals a leg hid been amputated from a patient. head nurse had turned superfluous limb over to a who was directed to bury The funeral service were duly held and the leg placed under soil, but the hole made was not deep enough and a bond had unearthed the thing and dragged it to the place above named small shopkeepers. And since . i the community has lost th of providing for itself in advance Saturday, there are others k .-n, milkmen, and delicatessen dealers. Thus the widened until so many labor- were employed or that it seemed tint a few more could more greatly ii- or the whole of . Carolina than i . the Is of . tern. This prospect along with that link of from Spring Hope to Raleigh bring the Atlantic Line ti e capital city give to in- here buoyancy and sanguine of rapid P. M. and Miss Rosa D. Smith went to W s- day. J. i;. Smith went to C. E. wen to Friday. B, P. and I chi ii, of Farmville, ed at Smith's school eve Mrs. R was Smith, and MisS U mid Or. lie. n em r of the Free Will Bay i i i, of r.-. . and a consist- enC ; man. Elder W. ; . -i at real- in Gr o'clock . after which th i m J were taken in charge b n mt Lodge o. he was a m and i w Barber burial grounds, he was em by ti with the c y e order. The p. i Messrs. A. Ell- Moore. W. , I Brawn, J. R. Con y a.- C. E Mo entire c extend to the their sad bereavement. A Friend. THE TAX. at ii Mr. ii Mrs. i. day less . w id-i it- ex .-n in An unexpected condition of the temporary restraining order by United States Judge J. C. Pritchard in the suit by the independent oil companies in- the act of the recent legislature for the inspection of illuminating oils is that It pends the collection of the one- half cent per gallon tax on all oils offered for sale in the State as well as the regulations for the inspection of the oil. There was a copy of the petition by the oil companies that provided for the payment of the tax to con- pending the termination of the litigation, but it seems that it was found that Judge Prichard would sign an order that the payment of the lax as well as all other of City, N. C, July The Recorder has a news item from the country saying that on Walter Osborne, of Hem- lock, shot himself accidentally, dying in about seventeen min- He stopped at a spring to drink and picking up his gun carelessly, causing it to explode, the load entering his cheat. He leaves a wife and one child. Hendersonville. N. C. July D. years old, struck and instantly killed by lightning here this morning at o'clock. might as well be. Then the growth.-New Bern Sun factory belts began to turn. How large do yen suppose is become this army of Sunday la- I borers in United States In i the last ten years they have in- creased fifty-eight P cent. Statistics probably haven't count- ed them all, but it is known that they are more than four million. And these are four million men who want their Sunday C. E has taken a n to cure tobacco for . Mi Is Smith, A. L. BI w and himself and made some good cur.-, list week. Mills Smith and one child spout day Sunday at Wm. lit I i cl . up to t. a t of of John P. I Cleveland . Secretory from , the 2nd i.,, issued for each, , i. number . of Misses Mattie and Cal lie Smith went to A- J. Saturday to visit their cousins, M. B. and J. Smith, and New Hanover, .- returned Sunday. i its provisions Hanover Miss Gertie Smith went to Sunday to spend I Jurors for August Court. The following have been drawn by the county commission- as for the August term of Pitt Superior license Mr. Lawndale, inform d the that would be to test he ground n to further Whitehurst. W Z Tedie Pollard, H A James, W H Gray, ,,. ,,,., LR Whichard, S M Bailey T at o'clock . Young J J. the son of Jim and was W A Peel. W M we,, known in city. One O two black spots on the body are J F Evans, J W the only marks of the terrible H D death. He had a basket of veg- JO in his hand at the time W D Smith, W II Arnold. Or RESPECT. By No. A. F. A. Whereas, J. M. Blow, who was a member of this lodge, and who departed this life May 27th. A. D 1909. being called from labor in our earthly, to refresh- cousins. j instrument of in the lodge celestial, be it I rs, of Ports-1--instead That while j mouth, Va. who is visiting at that bow in reverence and Smith's, went to the tax on to the solemn order Saturday and returned Monday stood the test of a suit Joe Smith went to Kinston j he said he would probably nave Saturday and returned Monday-,; his machine hanged John Wainwright and Craft had their threshing Tc J. Flanagan Sunday to spend I regret at having made several days there with her aunt j of buying an auto- ,;. pleasure traction engine have been so the roads. cf the Grand Master above, realize that this lodge ha lost a lilt . . L Cherry. valuable member h n vehicle of variety, kind and loving brother, his Craft county one of its most valuable I machine in and politicians will he was struck and they scattered to the wind. were and respected citizens. 2nd That in the many of trust and confidence be- stowed upon Brother Blow, he has always filled the same with ability, fidelity and honor. 3rd That a page be set apart in our minutes to his memory and inscribed with these 4th. That we extend to the in bereaved family our threshing oats last I ever dare to levy a special lax. He regretted ma- Mrs. C. E. been suffering with boils such nuisances to for the last few days though she j taxes where per- is a little better at this Writing, j milted at all. Land- Rev. S. P. and Kev. G. j mark. Hinton Grumpier expect to Arnold, Harvey L H Worthington, J B Pierce, G W D W E T Forbes, The peach crop in this section; w A M Allen, J F, ., an entire failure this d j D H J There have been no shipments at g mending the Second week J E Whitehurst. T F Proctor, J H Edwards, Wall, W E Boyce, B N Caraway, a protracted meeting at Smith school house 3rd Sunday all from the large orchards of J. Van and John A. At Southern Pines, however, where Mr. has peach trees, he has shipped , too good to be unkind. 5th. That th; secretary Of this lodge furnish the family of Pierce, J B and to peach trees. M oh .- pierce, J B f n u w- worth of peaches far, and R L Humber. J R Corey, L The Eastern r, expects and equally large Josephus. j. M- Dixon, Friend MM the last of July of th El- , ,. j A Gard- the act. So this was done, All J. Ti. Com S. A. Jerkins, I Farmer Institutes. Again let us remind the farmers that two farmers institutes will be held in Pitt county this month, one in Wednesday. 28th, and one in on Friday, 89th. These meetings will be of I especial interest to farmers and their and should a large attendance, Multitudinous Cabbage. Friday Mr. M. H. showed The Reflector a cabbage that was a remarkable curiosity. It was grown by Mr. Fred Craw- ford, of this township, and con- a large head with thirteen small heads clustered around it. All of the heads were perfect and firm. We have before seen a cabbage with a bead around which r imperfect first noticed heads and all of them as hi per feet as the center head. j m

STATE REVS. OUT THE LINE. Care- About i i i. i a Henry son, a tared nun living on the Life Mi- ;, ,,,,. r in in id was Give the Help and Greenville pie Will be Happier lightning, knocked a it was was i but he is was in low n a Wan don . .-. i petting worse every minute. v. i you hi then s I have lit thousands of sufferer tack the of Will any form of kidney trouble. S. St . tin Mount. N. C give my name in n's Kidney as hey I suffered for a nagging back- a and in my I .- a was restless at id Killed. ; the morning unfit to commence . I no relief from I use and I nit of ever being i.; Do n's K Tills were recommended to me. began their truck by ii now up an I o- lip Co ; head broke his watch chain and mule he . was j . m ii. d i ma Toe mute he a . Hilliard white i . unit could soon a e that they were Vim live in the lower part of -i county, was killed d improved my heath iii day afternoon by a limb a , , , , . . , . , For by all dealer. Price falling Striking him on Co, Buffalo. head. down the tree New Yr , sole agents for . v. ring u swarm of bees in its trunk, and as the . . limb was broken loose the man so a-- his neck, causing in- HAVE TOD KIDNEY TROUBLE II M TO FIND Fill a bottle or common plans with and it stand twenty- and a or settling indicate an thy condition of the if it your linen it is ct kidney trouble; too t I it or pin in the back also hat the kidneys and bladder are out of or. WHAT TO DO. to J. W. Bryan and pet a box of P. lie d and K t ard if they do not W. an will give you money I There is comfort in the knowledge so often ex that and K Tablets the great kidney remedy fulfill- every in p in in the tack, liver, bladder and every part of the nary pas age. They t I water and scald pain in it. i r bad effects g e of I wine or beer. over- e mes that t necessity of be- to go often th day, and to get up times during The mild a-d the i of Blood Kidney Tablets is sou realized, v stand the highest for their wonderful cures of the no cat mail The . Boston. Mass. Mao for sale by M. M. Sault, N. C. the and re r. i Tl n when Mr. Hy- came in town to Institutes. Farmers should boar in mind that two institutes are to be hold in Pitt county this month, are in Greenville on Wednesday, Two Deacons Elected. At a conference meeting of Memorial Baptist Church, Wed- night, two additional deacons. Messrs. E. B. Thomas P. The ordination service will place tin Sunday morning in this month. id Infantry -th- and in on . at Morehead he Friday. Both these Dr, ,. ;. B . him a fifty should have a large ate of Dissolution. I d, which he presented dance of farmers and their the I with . r wives. . u t At Pikes Peak. Tl evening The U c- tor received a telegram from Mr. C. who with -a. Mu and their son, C . I ft last Saturday with ; party for a tour of the st, stating that they had r i Pikes and were all . . They will take in the a huge boiler, exposition several ins iron and timber i hurled hi several men hi that did . mu i last Km III Charlotte, N. C . July A s and roar that . . the city c this afternoon about o'clock, when the b of Cotton v i m; hi. I y . and r. ts from death. John James, a color a in, was hurled ;. a . , but was seriously C. A. returning and we are sure the v hole trip will be a delightful one. Corns D.-iii. Capt. W. T. Lipscomb had the the manager, and William Beat- Bryan Grimes Drum Carps out tie were m re or i injured by . Thursday night. tailing The boys made a creditable July all parts ranee and looked well in their or t. . re now white suits. A large crowd was day i . e witness the . mi i Ion to t e drill Commission s .-.-------- STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, OF t To all m th -.-e may come a-. U to by duly of the for the of all the . ;. ii. in my office, that M. P. Jo Company. of i is Mate, whose office la situs in the t f County of Pitt, State of North Carolina I. Walker, Jr., being the th i i charge of, upon who ii pro may b the of -1. of OS, entitled preliminary to tie issuing of of Now, fore, I, Bryan Grimes, S of State of the of North Carolina, do hereby certify that the h i d i d, on I be la d of June, file in my office a execute and attested c t writ to the of corpora- n, executed by the th ell consent and the record of the proceed are now on file in my said office, as provided by law. In Tea I have here- unto set my hand an official seal at this 21st day of June, A D. J. n Grimes, Notice. By of the power of sale con- in a certain mortgage deed by Henry to J. R, J. G. o of August, and r. e in t e register of office of Pitt North Carolina, in y pate undersigned mill expose to public j sale, before the door in Greenville, to the In I id I r on Monday d. a in or parcel Ian I living in the i St -if N r h an i as to Two n ts on the south side ah street and east of i treat, and the tie i half of No. as shown on map made by f. m for ti e Land and C . the inter i of and Clark on south and east side of Cl runs with dark Street 1-2 feet to a s a ; then ea t- and with I it. street in a line b.- lot- arid then northward- with sail dividing lino about 1-71-2 feet to 18th then west feet to Clark the be- ginning, containing 1-1 acre more or less. i one lot, being the No. as On I map made Matthews in lot about 1-- feet and is feet deep, a g lot on eh Henry now son the If a p of tin- Ian Is con- to I. C. bur and Nellie E. Arthur by i Hines, Receiver an. conveyed l. . e ii from L. Arthur and wife Henry to satisfy said i ,. d of This 22nd, of J J. R. J Mortgagees. ii. James So,, Allys. ltd Notice to Creditors. Having duly I b fore the p r I car. el Pitt s .- editor of the testament of J. N. deceased, is given i nil lie s Ind to the I. i ; i t to the I. r . i all ; i r-i n said estate they same for pay m to the on or m fore t day of Jut e. or this notice be p i-i bar of i . day of June, . Maggie A. H; R. Extra ltd . f J N. v. J R. L. J. A. j JAMES L. I H. D. BATEMAN, Cashier The Bank of Greenville North Carolina. Stock Increased to DIRECTORS R. L. DAVIS Davis W. E. PROCTOR, of i. Bro. N. C. N. C. R. A. FOUNTAIN, cf Fountain L Co. R. R. FLEMING, Fountain, N. C. N. C. J. A. AS R W. KING, J. R. W. B. J. G. S. T. HOOKER, B JAMES L. LITTLE. Increase ii; About to Bank. Business Cordially Solicited. Notice to Creditor. qualified before the t of n i ad- the e int. M, T Horton, deceits, d, is hereby g to ail i the estate malt payment ti the and all having claims st the estate are notified that they trust present the same to the undersigned pay mo t in or 18th day of June, or this notice will be plead in bar of recovery, This 18th day of i . Horton. f If. B. Horton, IS u r Atlantic; Coast Line Railroad Co. SCHEDULES g Between Norfolk, Washington, Plymouth, Greenville, and Kinston, April 1st, 1909. T. C. WHITE, G. P. A. N. o. m. Notice to Creditors. assess e stock of her of the rations the State that this assess- when another mule owned by was bit- l . and killed. A i by A i h symptoms ,; ; rate ex.; hydrophobia and k Th. i- was tied. Daring the night it th two and ,, to these figures they can now at in have a hearing in the office of neighborhood are being the commission within ton without regard to I after the receipt the n Officers or . for corpora- who deeds that are not satisfied with evil as he prefers the assessments are coming to light, stole nine of almost every day to Le B Sunday and their general complaint is week.-Snow Hill that the ass are higher than One of our town recently has been the practice heretofore sent twenty-five cents for a re-. by the State auditor who has in the made these assessments. It is. estimated by some that the Increase in this corporate excess taxation this year will be as much as per cent. On the to promote and preserve beauty. She received the fol- lowing reply; your moth- and stay at home of i Lee News. Roper. N. C, July. Notice of Sale of Land. NORTH ISA, i lit; County. o power and authority d I. . wife, e K. i n i ox l. to i i V- Comp i id will, on Al th day of us . v. hi of em n, or door in Greenville, Pitt for c sh to the ii bidder, the low- d tract t reel of i i-i ruin tr. cl I I, and be- in Pitt county, S ate i f North Bethel p, and described and b tit. I s b lug in Pitt county, I adjoining M. Lloyd, K. i A Cherry and others, g a stake in J. M. line, and i N, 1-2 K. with the poles to i a e; Hi. in, N K. to Cherry's line, in the run of a branch; thence with mid line aid the branch corner in the Cot-I patent S to the begin it corn lining acres, more or less This day of 1909. Nor h Stale Ufa Co. Ron e A- ltd the Si o I as . tor slat i Lei Having duly i- d . u I. i I . is hen i I i I to the i to i Iii I payment the ed; n i mi said ate that ii inn i present the same to t undersigned for p on or the 18th day m . I HO, this c will be plead bar of n c very Thia of Jo . hi. In a I. of Hi hand there are said to be S. a prominent farmer largo corporations in the State whose assessment in this con- and lumberman, shit himself Monday afternoon. He Notice to Creditors. qualified the Superior court clerk of Pitt county us or of tie of Washington Mills, deceased, notice is hereby to all indebted to the to make payment r- and all claims d estate are notified that they must present the to for payment or before the of June, 1910, this notice will be plead in of Thia day of J. H. Mills, of Washington Mi Is. ltd NIAGARA Chesapeake Steamship Co. in the past have not riding in a with a amounted to as much as their between surplus actually on hand. It will he weeks before the completes its work in connection with the assess- The State will meet next year in New Bern. The Capital Hose team of Raleigh, lowered the world's record an won prise at the recent tournament in Asheville. Winston Salem, N. C, July A. mad has broken out in Davidson county. This morn- a mule to bus of went mad. The animal was bitten shot-gun between his knees. The muzzle pointed to his left arm when it fired cutting away most of th flesh near the body. Salisbury, N. C, July spending a day in jail for killing Jim Miller, colored, at Spencer Sunday morning. Special officer R. G. Fitzgerald, of the Southern Railway force, was exonerated by a coroners jury here day afternoon. It was shown that the officer attempted to arrest the and that the latter beat him severely and, struck him twice with a rock before he fired the fatal shot in self defense. Fitzgerald was liberated at once, and the buried at the expense of the Notice. By virtue of the power of sale con- in a certain Deed ex-1 by Martha j. to J. Kirks on the day Feb 1909, and duly r in tie Register of heeds office of Pitt Norm Carolina, in Rook i ill, the will expose to i i e, before the e door in Green- ville, to the mi Friday, day o July a certain track of or parcel hi d lying and being in the county of state of and described s follows, The lot by Martha Forbes from her moth r, Sarah Co per. the same in age to Ricks work aid for further description see Lumber Company to Copper to satisfy said mortgage deed. Terms of stile This 19th day of June 1909, Kicks, Mortgagee. ltd Call and see P. M. Johnston Jg when in town fir general engine and boiler repair work and any- thing you may need. Shop op- Hotel Bertha. xv d. w. mm, in Groceries And Cotton I i e vs on Fresh floods kept con- In Stock, Country Produce Bo- gin and Sold D. W. Harden GREENVILLE N S N or t h C a r o n a i and September 2nd, 7th, 16th. t, e- Co. will sell i ti m N. Va . an . Point Comfort, to Ni- Falls, the v low of ti final limit r return, f-em of Liberal st i.-v r Write the for any further informal n. C. I-. HOPKINS, T. P. A., Norfolk. Va. Training School Established and maintained by the State for the men and women who wish to qualify themselves for the profession of teaching. Buildings am equipment new and modern. Sanitation perfect. opens October For prospectus and information, address H. WRIGHT, President. Greenville, N. C. d w mos FOR THE BEST Furniture and House Furnishings ALWAYS CO TO TAFT VANDYKE Homer Military School 1909. North Carolina or Military manly N years on. the and ,. Ms m . and educates. tare, no moral, and social lawn, one quarter mile running track. lures. Ideal Ill the tor over u century an educational ready distributing HORNER MILITARY SCHOOL C. Oxford, N. C. Floods in Several Western Slates Destruction. Kansas City, Mo., July 8.- Disastrous are throughout this State, and in Illinois, Indiana, and Colorado. lives are reported lost in i and hundreds of are ii floods. Hundred; of thousands of acres of l and corn have been ruined arc starvation threatens to such destruction of crops State Industrial school for I. is was i- outs mill landslides. LIFE o AGO. Scientist have in a cave of men, who lived years ago. when life was in danger the as shown by A. Brown of r. Me , i y from dead- Is disease, If it end not been for King's New Hi-co e y. which cared me, I could not have be s, as did from a severe trouble and co i Toe re Sore Cold.-, obstinate Coughs, and prevent pneumonia, it's the on earth. and i by a l Trial free. Suit Annual were fill today in th of the clerk of court bring- suit to annual of J. S. Longfellow and Bruce Swift, of this city. Tin- marriage, which in Norfolk on May, first is sought to be by family Mi-s of the fact that at the time it was entered into J. S. Longfellow had a wife living in Wilmington. N. C, from whom he not y I. is now under t and nut on bond to appear at the August term of the Superior court of Lenoir county to answer to the charge of bigamy. The summons in the case for the of the marriage the of the court afternoon. Kinston Free 7th. if SPECIAL t. N I If,, I I . I'M I m EX .-o- . .- TO I'll Write Mention SEND CENTS . J wt . i , I . all c. eds, etc. . s COLIC. HAVE HIM I n very s of s R. N. . Cat Island, weeks unable to do On IS. n d a mil r attack, j n took Chamber and which mu relief, I c in it one of the eat it In the x . and ball tin believe won d have saved me a hundred dollar doctor's bi I, Sold b. J, L. and Coward Oil Inspection i i Up N. . Judge i id States Circuit Court hen; today I granted a temporary order, enjoining the Board of Agriculture of North Carolina and Commission of Agriculture Graham from enforcing the inspection passed by the last legislature until the hearing the of case on its merits before Judge Connor, in the United States district court. This means matter will be fought out in the United states courts. The case was before the court on complaint of the Red C. Oil Manufacturing Company of Baltimore, with former Governor C. B. Aycock and Judge R. Winston appearing for the com- THAT Vat Seal All the Way From to Get the According to the Journal, at Cincinnati, the American Co . ha i in- d a hi i taken by a traveling n n not be unless pay was made in advance, ard they received the following from the buy want you understand t I ain't no fool. i that i from that read Headed yores he tole me that you him all the way from order for he lying and i told him i hurt all my the j and he tole me he sold the and would sell me he sole the now you writes me a printed let- and if I you the you will send me Buys, I you will, m fool do that would not a Bit send In rink the but when i recollect how you and yore done me i refuse to do it. if j would me right and me letters in and not sent me that newspaper like i was a fool and could not read i would a tuck the the cash, now i i wont fr h i u . i inn . . . i i , next u id man has got tn put I o. on the -d I may i have as liming in as you got i i yon or dam that wants to try m a TORTURED ON A E. ye r.- I ; hi r om i writes I,. S of Hi tr K., till doctors and . .- f Hit I. ti A Sail . it- d m Infallible for i- J. a, urns, cuts, boil eczema, salt rheum, corns. by all . -on is Default in the Interest or Mortgage For Three Interest Periods. Norfolk. Va- July Vast Company of America the Norfolk am Railway's and refunding bond issue. if May 1900. in the Federal today filed a supplemental ill of foreclosure calling for an settlement by default in the interest on said for three interest periods from May. to this of the Norfolk and Southern property which has been in the hand of receivers since July, 1908, is asked. The supplemental bill asks th; t all, and singular, the said mart property with the and franchises in mortgage mentioned, or may be covered thereby, may be sold in one lot and as unless a sale in parcels lie required under the pro- visions of article of tic first and refunding i re, in which case such sale to made in parcels as in provided. The supplemental bill calls for an answer by the defendant corporation at the next of the Federal court which is August Sheriff Tucker ard Deputies Haul. On Wednesday night in Creek township, about half wax between Haddock's Cross and Cox's Mill. Sheriff L. W Tucker with Deputy Sheriffs R, Hyman and G, A. Jackson am Policeman G A. Clark, a large moonshine still. Tin still was located in a dense was well fitted business. The still captured was of gallons capacity. The cap and worm were missing. these having been removed. Several barrels of beer found around the still were destroyed by the officers, and they brought the still to Greenville to be turn- ed over the AND The place to buy your Hardware. Com- stock to from, t first quality goods only. laments A Specialty Consisting Plows. Mowers, S Cutters, Rakes and high grade both riding and walking, Wire in the most pop aw Complete ., k I II i North Carolina Industries. For the week ending July 7th. the Tradesman reports the following new tries established in North Caro- Or . 1.000,000 textile plant. Bessemer City plant. company. -1150,000 man- company; and company. Ell hardware com- realty com- textile 76.000 textile For Daughter That Wasn't Married There will be a very unique in A certain lady has never been married, and as ad her r.- married and pretty clothes and wedding presents her father announces that he wants to do a well by her and will give her a mock She will have much m to spend on clothes as If were to a bride, and after she has them all made her father will give her e party and all of her kin that they must carry presents as if to a bride. Then he will send the girl on a trip to the seacoast, where can wear her new clothes and have more fun than if there to pi r use us the . . . teed per cent pi promptly. Th e to will do well lo see but lit.- bust. L It you contemplate building call. We will n j d will take care o your .- j . e prices. Win n wish in the above don't t ii to up ., B a k e r . . st were a man tagging Globe. REPORT OF THE CONDITION THE BANK CF FARMVILLE, AT FARMVILLE, N. C. At the close of June Ir I, 1909. Resources 1.02 Cap Fl J. Y. Joyner Honored. Denver. Col., July and election of James Yadkin Joyner, Overdrafts secured of Public and unsecured , of North Carolina, as Furniture and I of the National Educational , ,, I n today is regard d by ,;, 507.50 his supporters as a victory coin, including their fight any minor coin of the prices of school text books. Mr. Joyner was elected; over Ben head of the St. Louis schools, and Ur. J. II. Phillips, of Birmingham. Ala. OF NORTH CAROLINA, I of Not Total r's k n r. 00.00 9.30 171.48 CENTS IS PRICE PEACE. THE . J. K. Davis, swear the above is Mrs. Hays Dead, edge and belief. do Th itching and i i t c skin diseases, ii t y by applying Price s by J. Wooten and Coward Wooten. A telegram was received in the and city today announcing the death me, DIXIE ICE CREAM Can be made and frozen in minutes at cost of Ons Cent a Plate. Stir contents of one package ICE CHEM Powder into a quart of milk and freeze. No cooking, no heating, nothing else to add. Everything but the ice and milk in package. guaranteed. This makes quarts of the most delicious ice cream you ever ate. Kinds i Vanilla. Strom- packages st your grocers, or by mail if he does not keep it. Book Free. Th Pure Food Co. t Boy, H. Y. , Small Things. While it takes every one of the degrees to complete a circle; while won't make a a wheel is made of many spokes, there are no things. While a cent will buy the news of the world; while a minute will catch an important tram; while a finger mark will discover a criminal; while a two-cent postage stamp will take a letter five thousand miles, there are no little things. While a battle may be lost for a moment's delay; while a man may starve for a morsel of food, or famish for a glass of water, there are no small things. While s smile may brighten a whole life-time; while a single kind word may avert despair, there are no small things. It takes only a small percent- age of imports to pay the Federal expense. It takes only a of one per cent to educate the world. It takes only a little time and effort to improve the mind. So how can there be any small Slogan Buttons. slogan Green- ville, y you is to be on buttons to be for . the and the are placing orders. for them for free The Reflector has received of the buttons and they are very pretty. A canvasser has not. had opportunity to see all the business men of the town, but all will be given an to get some of the buttons and all should help distribute them. They will be a splendid advertisement for the town. BOY'S LIFE SAVED. My little boy, four years old. had a re attack of We find i two both of them gave up. We gave him Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and remedy, which cured him and believe hi life. William H. Carbon Hill, Ala. There is no doubt but his remedy saves the lives of many children each Give it with oil according to the printed directions and a cure certain. For by J. I. Wooten and Coward Wooten. of Mrs. Nannie which occurred this morning at Hospital Ashe- ville The remains will be brought to Kinston for inter- Kinston Free Press, 8th. was a sister Mrs. W. King, of Up. Higgs Bros, are breaking; to build a block of six brick on their Dickinson avenue property near the A. C, j L railroad. and A. Notary c. I; REPORT OF THE CONDITION The Bethel Banking ;. I . T. I. Al c. I G., AT BETHEL, N. C. Resources Loans and discounts Overdrafts secured unsecured 168.11 i 1,276.00 P M. JOHNSTON. Due from 11,050.73 ENGINEER and repairs to all ind f coin e y, Steam erecting Engines, i ,., . Tobacco machinery, all a Agent for Machinery . , Electrical novelties. Give us a i ., . r All work guaranteed and terms STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, County I M enable. Message loft at H. I. I, II. of the above-named bank, do sol- will receive prompt or phone swear that, the above statement is true to the best of my Capital Stock 0.000.00 surplus fund I less and taxes 1,572.30 Time of i ; 1,078.76 sub Total See P. M. Johnston for mill repairs and Terms reasonable. Grimesland Masonic Officers. At the regular meeting of Grimesland Lodge A. F- A. M. Tuesday night, the following of- were installed by Past Master J. J. J. C. Galloway. W. M. W. E. Proctor, S. W. L. D. Phelps, J- W. J. O- Proctor, Treas- A. O. Clark, W. S. S. D. W. S. Elks, J. D. W. E. Tucker, S. S. T. F. Proctor. J. S. J. R. Mobley. Tiler. Not Quite How often you can i . jg nail or screw driver or lacking. Have a good tool box and tax prepared for j,. emergencies. Our line of tools Is a you could desire, and we will see that your tool box does not lack a single useful article. Of Course You get Mann Horse Goods . c A of , knowledge and belief. sworn to be- fore me, this 20th day of June, T. Carson, Notary Public, j W. Cashier. M. Blount, Robt, Staton, S. M. Directors. J P Corey THE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS I west in Th of the la Mt forth by Its in ruction under positively by the Methodist Church, not to but lo f-n place when ran be given training in body, mind, and heart at a i Th 1-. n so fully -i nut that a if T it of its i of mi worth THE LEADING TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IN VIRGINIA. all for the year, table board, room, lights, Mt, laundry, medical attention, physical culture, and tuition In all i except elocution. Apply for and blank to CANNON. JR. M. A. Va.

mm THE EASTERN CARE CEMETERY D. J. AND GREENVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA. ATLANTIC HOTEL. Six Months Smell The people of a town are often more or judged by the care they for tin- burial place of their dead- When such are object of special care and attention ii betoken a tender Advertising rate may be had upon business office in T- Reflector Evans Tim-. street. Entered in the pa t at Greenville N. C. w 1909. If the oil lose their there will be ten with The Season a Social Events. Editorial I Charlotte baa a city license of Atlantic Hotel. or the privilege of selling N. July the open near beer. A man named Dan- hearted, devoted people, this respect Greenville Dot of the Atlantic Hotel. went there opened at City, early in June, sale without paying the required the I been a purpose being to success and the next few weeks test the right of the city to levy as a tax. a after it might do. Cherry Hill does not shew such care. . . her-, with the and attention s is creditable to the town, the purpose of this of it is in the hope regimen of the North Carolina National in ramp at Oar- City, near is i . be case, i high of cotton comes too late to I., the farmer. thinks p., I is an affliction up. ii the Ki an party. . th- h turn more than to the axles with printer's the ii inspectors are t draw w while the I a it i e ire for the ; . of Tennessee hope they will do at least as well a- the night m v trial. Greens is about the town work on the map. Another trickster has fleeced a . t near if spirit improve- ,. train adds greatly to th crowd with several warrants and the outcome will he watched with interest, as the result may determine v. hat other towns can do. BETTER TO OFFER INDUCEMENTS. and to make I US II W ;.; about. this crowd. Sun lay the new If. It will he no great while pi pie there The man ho dis that watermelon seed u a i cure . is on tin right track to make that Tis folly to argue who pays the tariff when it is n enough that the burden falls u the consumer. Rockefeller's additional often millions the cause education may mean another a I- in the price of oil. It is always good policy to l l ahead, is why the dealer goes the round orders right in the hottest part of July, In Kent county. Kentucky, live brothers wed live sisters, all the marriages being in one That was a family fair, sure enough. Si the cemetery hen tty place, and proper care could be male a spot o real beauty. The chief U method has be us. in its ere. The only funds ave available for use c has been the pro from the sale lots. lie aldermen have kepi ; from other funds and in keeping up fences, laying out an I maintaining and the Id lots. Ev, n this work was done only at intervals when absolutely tin re has bi en very little system about it. When- v.-r a lot sold the care of I particular lot then devolved upon the owner, and the a committee had n further interest in it. There has never any concerted a among the ow in rs as . cl or beautifying he .-Ii doing ibis a . r it .-. d his n i r . Hence it is an exception w the . meter las a whole presents anything a creditable appear but the rule is that when some of the lots are clean others are rank with weeds, ones trading from th others. But now the bulk of the lots have been sold and -non there will be no funds from this do even the little work In r. Ii fore done. Then is evident ; hat some other plan must be vised to care for the cemetery, and it is with this ii view that The Reflector has u suggestion to oiler. reached ML there is a for more . in Greenville. The open- of the East Carolina Teach- Training School in October will be the cause of many people moving here and they will wain houses. Now is a good time to ,;, m regimental a days interval , the present one. so interest will be pro- longed into August. are ;. here, not a day nor a light passing that is not marked i brilliant event. Both ID and night there are dances, the number of young people here being large, and the bull room especially at night is a scene of brilliancy. From all pans of North Caro- and other State-, here en the seaside its. The management of the Atlantic Hotel is excellent everything done for me pleasure sis. There are present here from Greenville, and Mrs. T. Jarvis, Mrs. F. lames and sou. Mrs. K. and daughters, Misses Irma, Lucille Ruth. K. While. Frank Skinner, J, Whichard and two s ins, -I and Walter Linden, There are also several Greenville people at Beaufort, just across the sound, town also being tell of summer tors Friday night in the Atlantic hall room there was a fancy dress ball and on Saturday night a plan for building them. Louisburg, one of the towns that owns its water and electric light plants, is going after the matter right to induce the people of the town to use the service. That town water taps with pipes to the curb line free of charge, and j wires houses for customers with- out any charge except for the actual material used, the labor necessary to do the work being furnished by the town. The Reflector believes that Greenville has made a mistake along this line. Here a custom- is required to pay for a water tap and pipe to the curb line, and when ii comes to having wiring done the property owner not only for the material but also pays high price for the work a well. And if you do not believe plumbing and wiring costs something, just start out t. nave a job done. Made by Texas. The latest for flying machine honors is John Nichols, of Bell county. Tex, who is taking out patents on a Hying machine that he claims to have successfully navigated in the air says the Dallas Morning News. Nichols is a barber and has been patiently working on his invention for the past years. He states that he took his out for a trial trip a few days aim an j found it would work, and that he has hit upon the correct principle. will vote or has been a recent- much used head line over As the only revenue the water news from Washington. What and light-plant has is the senate expects to do and monthly rentals paid by i what it does seems to at miners, it would be good policy The agitation for street preach- has led some of the minis tors this State to try it. and and where they have done so re- on the part of the town to hold out inducements t the people to become regular users of the service. There are many people in Greenville today who are; sticking to their pumps for will you Weak Heart Action There are certain nerves That control the action of the heart. When they become weak, the heart action is impaired. Short breath, pain around heart, choking sensation, Guttering, feeble or rapid pulse, and other distressing symptom fol- low. Dr. Heart Cure is a medicine especially adapted to the needs of nerves and the mus- structure of the heart itself. It is a strengthening tonic that brings speedy relief. Tit it. . ports say the audiences were ad burning kerosene for for lights, when they would b military b in both of which To have out-of door preaching late in the afternoon; regular patrons of the town's and do away with night services j but for that first cost of the churches hot Water taps and wiring. weather, might not be a idea. Farms for sale. Money to loan. I Apply to J. L. Fleming, will treat you ltd for l with what I ti. 01-. when , . do m toM ,, , . i h many when Hit Mil ; i Into m and I to try i -n-. have taken II i. and now i am not l i- did it. I h in in- ii will attract th at- r I i l SM. i. Mala be, Ky. Your Or. Heart Cure, .- n to return Brit It you. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind Any tariff duty that enables a manufacturer to charge that much more for Ins product is protection, and the consumer bears the burden of it. If every kicker was a booster there would be that many more boosters. Which class are you in The man who cannot stand up for his town is not much help to it. fully two hundred couples participated. Every night after the there are sailing parties. Mr. K. White tonight gave a sail to twenty couplet. Today Governor took The Reflector man with a party out on a sail trip there was big luck at There are no dull moments at and it is most de- place on the coast. D. J. W. The Observer says there are automobiles Char lotto, but very few of them has paid the registration license tax. The reason assigned for The aldermen should employ a regular keeper of the cemetery, paying him a stipulated monthly salary, who should do all the work there. It should be his duty not only to care for the walks and few unsold lots, but also for the sold lots, and the in- lot owners should be assessed a small annual tax to J this is that a test is to be made help pay the salary of the keep- f the constitutionality of the Aside from the law requiring property owners in town to their sidewalks, civic pride cause every one to keep the premises and all surround- in good order. It is a peculiar kind of love that leads a man to shoot a man because she will not marry him, yet several cases of that kind have occurred. Women will have to be careful how they let men go to see them. The keeper should also dig the graves and for each these there should be a stipulated fee to apply as a part of his salary. In this way the cemetery would be practically self-sustaining, or so nearly so that there would be little additional to pay. The aldermen could readily enact cemetery ordinances carrying out this plan if it is deemed best, and under this the entire tery could be kept in good con- all the time. tax, in that it makes a double tax on automobiles- Ten thousand people gating on the lawn around the Minnesota capitol to listen to an address by J. W. Bryan does not indicate that he has lost his magnetism or that people have grown tired of hearing him. It is keenly regretted that Editor J. P. of the Charlotte Observer, has suffer- ed a relapse and had to be taken to the hospital again. Home months ago he had a stroke of paralysis, but until recently was Proposition Go over the schedule, see what we ask for it, and then write us. It's a PEACH. One two-story brick building, price One residence, price One residence, Notes in good standing Accounts in good standing good lots at each good lots at each Five tracts Miscellaneous accounts, etc Total They have arrested the Devil in Net York. His name was Benjamin and the charge against him was burglary. much improved that an early Devil is noted for butting restoration had been where he is not needed. looked for. we will substantiate what we say. National Loan and Trust Co GA. . -v OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT IN CHARGE OF J. C. Authorized Agent of The Easier,. for A and vicinity. Advert rates furnished .--e seed at S Mer. Don't , . , when j Money buy better v you can get nice Bailing for they M. M. Sauls makes the best frames to order J. K. returned go Dixon day from City, cold drinks that can be made at the fountain- cold the round Try one. Robert Worthington went to Tuesday. tell me that J. R. Smith Co., Dixon are as good wagons, carts and bug-1 as can W found v here, j See them before buying. Mrs. J. K. Turnage v. Kinston Tuesday. If you vast the best wire fence buy. American. E. Turnage Co. J. W. Moore went to Kinston Tuesday. Seed peanuts for by J- R. Smith Co.- I. J. and Richard vent to Greenville Tuesday. Spring dress cools and to match at J. R. Smith J. L. Reining. S. C. Wooten and H. A. White, of Greenville, registered at Betel Tues- day. A car load of American Wire Fencing just received. E. Turnage Co. L. E Jackson, of Plymouth, came in Tuesday to organize the Modem Woodmen of H. M. Sauls has just received a fine lot of perfumed toilet war . ReV. ii. U . tot, c n i W If y u a-am i of mouth, Va. came in r to some with Miss s ed and seed for by J. K. Smith Co. ; . rt Griffin end Rod j r Brooks, Sam Bar-; v. of man, came to satisfy, shoe dealers every where Smith Co. For good, gentle cheap. Apply to box N. C Disc Harrows. Feed Cutters all improved firm be had from E. Turnage Co. W. E. Books, of Fremont, r-r time with friends. Miss Nunn, who has- Mi-s s Lorena and Lizzie for a few returned to her home in Monday. Mrs. Robert returned Monday from a t her daughter. W. M- Miss Jen-tie Turnage U Monday to visit lust ROArs ITEMS p.- E a an .-.;. a. Id a, Kinston, ti j-. i Wed- V. L. Gr at -i. i ., turn i. tao j. R. Smith Co. ii. U C i. . is ,. to spend time . -i. F. Ban V i. cement, window, doors, leeks and hinges at J. it. Smith Ben Joyner, of was in town Friday. wagon's are of H. C ten. E. Turnage Co- Coward, of town a while and at J. B. Co. E. L- M.;. left for Don't forget that your hay will need baling id that you can a hay from E. Turnage Co., your own terms. D. Gibb returned Friday Charleston. your mules hoists, repair your bug- and wagons on short notice, J. R. C . Dixon. M . ht. B. of Beth I, m t i She .- ltd M i y. V. a I. i use third leas than J- B. Kit a Mamie Ruth e.- i . i to days with r sail received at J. ii ii Co. Moore, who was in our town a few days ago. Smith and J. J- Mines went op the road Monday the same day. A. R. and J. D. Cannon went last. returned sometime this m rm i cl Br r i rightfully entertained a large number of her friends the in risk friend . and returned Sunday. ;,, i, her cousin, Mis All kind sewing machine- net . of Va. the i . . by Mr. and Mrs. E . ; sh the parlor re Miss i . th c r . Br ; . . d over the punch bow . i . joyed the evening god r their homes o i. present a Mary of Mew B with i. A. Mis with S, F. ; Kim t n. J. V- I . . rm A. R. Can Miss Annie w P Fred Tucker Turnage with J. J- Miss Carrie Johnson h ;,. . . with R L. Boss Rand F. Mann, of Miss Florence Blount with Newton T- Miss Alice SB. shuttles, bobbins and e d thread rs for sale by J. B, Smith Co. Miss Mary Carraway, of New who has been spending time with Misses Lizzie and Florence Blount, left Sunday We wire surprised to find that J. R. Smith Co. Dixon are ea- line of caskets of all prices and lea, see them when Deeding in this line. Mrs. W- L Browning her brother. Wayland Smith, left Monday for Plymouth to f. k Hugh Corey, after pending a days with his parent, left Monday for Florence, S. C Mrs- C. C. Moore went to Greenville Monday. Mil D. Gaskins, T. L Moore, U; ending some time with Mrs- D. G. Berry, Miss Minnie Smith, of is visiting Miss chis W. E. I night by G W. L. went up l afternoon. B Smith and H. S. to . . and fun I tended church at Fount in E W. W. Worth . i i; i . I ed a bad ii . ; V B n i -i . Irene Smith . V. . F . , it and Saturday J H i. Tyson. . and . were in j and Jay. 5- is Hinson . u I Mr . Lucy t., . . i . r, Mr I . . a . of were in n lay. ; Irene Smith v . .-.; I in Fountain, her sister, Rosa Williams. I I lb Friday i in i f and a in ill W. h. and v. if went I evening. C. t attended the concert at F y of Sn time with Miss Ore Matthews Nannie Davis J. Gardner. J. H. sister, Monday for her home in Dr- and Mrs. C R. t . , . turned Monday from Elizabeth Coward and Bland. City, re they have been .- REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF AYDEN AT N. At the Close of June Liabilities Monday morning. Walter . . Con, I ., ii . cf .- . I i . E. if ii in .- with his Mrs. Matthews. . U lost a barn of to- Thai. day y We to know that L. r. All u. who has been right is in proving. C Moore is on the list. ER THIRTY I B ii E . . off I. off P .; . I by r Stolen b . hit of game Umpire Bi-n i. Batt rim D b Lani -r i . Miss Marie mm returned to Wednesday from New Bern lo visit her sister, Mrs. C. Noble, a few days. She is on her way home at Rocky Mount. The Brick tobacco ware- house is for rent. It is located and lighted. The right man can do a good business here this season. Apply to J. R. Smith Bro. Mrs. C. Mrs. Prank Burroughs and Miss Olivia Berry went to Greenville Thursday. Don't fail to buy from E. Turnage Co. where you can buy them at J. H. Tripp went to Greenville If you expect to buy a gasoline engine E. Turnage Co. can make price and terms satisfactory. Mrs. of Norfolk, who has been visiting Mrs. D. G. Berry for days, left Thursday for Hertford. Harrows and cultivators at J. K. Smith Co. C. E. of in town Wednesday. Mason's fruit jars, cape and rubbers for at J. B. Smith Cora and Hen. Moore, of came in to visit Misses and Jennie Turnage. and Mow- era and rakes for sale at old price, E. Turnage Co. We are very glad to see Mies Lizzie Blount out again. Any kind of sewing machine needle you want at J- R. Smith Co. A. L. Blow, of Greenville, was in town Thursday. J. R. Smith Co. have the largest sign in den, Us- Shoes for Ladies and Gentlemen. Misses Vi r Cox. of Winter- and Hughes, of Washington, after spending a few With Miss Winterville Fri- day N. C. cut herrings at J. It. Smith Co L. of was in town Saturday, School books, tablets, Bibles and Testaments at It. Co. Mrs. Ann and Miss left Saturday for bushels nice country at per bushel at J- R Smith. Co., Mrs. J. J. Elliott, who has been spending sometime with her sis- Mrs. M. M. Sauls, returned to her home in Richmond day. Ask Mr. E. E. about the mill he purchased and let him tell you all about it, K. G. Cox, of Greensboro, was in town Saturday. Field peas, rape and millet seed at J. B. Smith Co. Miss Gay Johnson, a trained nurse from Wilson sanatorium, came in Saturday to spend some time with her parents near here. King Edward, of Great Brit is one of the greatest of the of Europe. There's only one in Amer- but that's the greatest of all shoes, and only one bears mark of For sale by J. R. Smith Co. C. L. Wilkinson, of Greenville, was in town Monday night. If you want a Mower or Rake, we can give you any at lower prices than we can replace them. E. Turnage Sons Co, J. T. Blount, of Richmond, came in Saturday to spend a few days with his father, W. S. Blount, . , , Buy your brackets, balusters, railing, poet and flooring of J. R. Smith Co. Dixon. Resources j as end discount. I stock land overdrafts unsecured and fixtures Demand loans Due from Bold coin Undivided profits, less all minor coin cur. bank and other S. Notes 4.089.00 Total 180,080.12 2,500.00, 8.402.861 cur. exp. and taxes pd. 884.87 206.001 Dividend unpaid TWO Deposits sub. to check Cashier's outstanding Total n 1838 there a great deal Dysentery and i- h w s it Mm that Colic, Di r- Remedy w brought into mi Ii mow i r remedy or treatment, ind I tin year that r-cord. a i i has to every of Unite i SI and to many foreign of will t their opinion la they other profit. Ii he upon, even i-i the moat cat . F L. and Coward 180,080.12 STATE OF NORTH COUNTY OF PITT I J It Smith, Cashier of the above named bank, do statement is to the best o. U Subscribed and sworn to be- that the fore me. this of June, HODGES, Notary Public J. R. SMITH, R. C, CANNON, DIXON, Directors. We are prepared to furnish you with House and Kitchen Furniture at the very lowest prices. Cash or Come to see us and we will convince you AYDEN FURNITURE CO. NEXT DOOR TO of Good Road Th good roads movement is so rapidly the and the interest is becoming intense those which fail to approve of the rood roads sen- will doubtless become back numbers. roads, regardless of how they come, open up a much brighter future for any Mountain Herald. BLACK. JACK Black Jack, X Mies L Si u i and i am av w . Martha Williams. and Henry t. near Simpson visiting Jessie w to Green- ville Saturday. Mr. H. J. Smith and grind- daughter, Lucy, returned to-me Sunday after spending few days with her daughter, lire, a Clark. Annie Gaskins spent Saturday night with Misses Lulu and Lucy Arnold. In re was i i crowd I from here attended Sunday at house Sunday morning. We were glad W see such a large attendance at our Sunday school yesterday. We are doing some fine work on our lessons. We cordially invite all come out and help us carry on the WILL by to vi before you make purchase. Tripp, Hart Co., Ayden, N. C. It would bi- to overstate wonderful of my mother since she began to use Elector Bitters, writ.-s Mrs. W. L. of Dan forth, Me past she seems really to i e growing young again. She suffered untold misery from for years. At last the could neither eat, drink nor sleep. Donors gave her up remedies failed till Electric Bitters worked such wonders for her They invigorate all vital organs, cure liver and kidney troubles, induce sleep, impart strength and appetite. Only at all ts. the old people to come out and be with us. need help in this work. So come out and bring your children. Not send them, but come and bring them along with you. We are having some fine weather to put in tobacco, and the farmers are making good it. NEW IMPERIAL WAREHOUSE AYDEN, N. C We want our customer, lo better first this year we will surely you. Yours to serve, DIXON DIXON will treat you right Dr Joseph Musician and Surgeon Office over Bank Building AYDEN. N. C. NOTICE. W. H. Smith has purchased the interest 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. . HELP FOR THOSE WHO HAVE STOMACH After doctoring for about twelve years tor a ball e. and spending nearly live hundred medicine and fee,, I ed my wife one box of a Stomach and her so mu h that the to them have done m-j, good than all of the medicine I This medicine is for sale by J- I. woo- ten and free. MISS C. MEREDITH, Graduate Nurse Ayden, North will treat you will treat you j. POOR PRINT

-mm mm Kin BEGINNING Monday, July 11th, 1909 ALL OXFORDS in our store will be greatly re- in price, as s ft sole Oxfords to were Oxfords too. were 11.5, were were A too. were to were to were Oxford Tim to were 51-2 to s. were 1-2 to were to were Straps 1-2 to were 1-2 to S. were to were o 1-2 t. were Oxford Ties 1-2 toll, were to w. re S 1-2 to It. were to w re Ankle 1-2 to were to were 1-2 t were Misses t. were . 1-2 to Oxford Ties wire 1-2 to were to Straps 111-2 to were 1-2 to were 1-2 to were Oxford Ankle Straps, were were . were were Urn u were o the toed floor on th waiting for an and n. I well. r. . . replied. real estate Ml . j. on -Me they waited for the elevator Kansas Times- Men's Tie., were were now GO now now SO now SO now now now I GO OS now now n w l W n w i i v, w n w i v l now now now now no 1- now to mi ;. w i i ow now Co ow row now row now -I t ow now now now If ll ; . In i .- f.--t i.-n ago. Now at i it Why. he's sot I to d basal Th- Half. , In coaling . I .; the corns the sea I I . I no. l the -1. i Th Sets dues be sold l-t. Come before they tr-- . J. ; in. ii and rarely questioned the opinions of others about matters which were supposed to in- j One she came home . u new pair of under her it at she n they're the best I r . . t , her son. for whom U . .-. wore intended. the said that could walk in than in any others without getting tired, and said that you couldn't walk far just on ac of your knee, you know, and he said he meant farther for the distance. So bought them, and i here they arc. string, She not notice the smile on her son's face as he undid the p e was spared the trouble of explaining. Youth's m Mrs. M. A. White I tin-Singer to . e r ; i cream milk for I .- i; and c i,, i . . lie .-. I ask your pair I-i Mis. M. A. White. DAISY PRODUCTS. I haw to the John- son pi am better prepared ever to a I Dairy in T 2-4. S. i. When you have to to No. II ind J. G. YOUR STOCK Should Have Special Attention at this Season International Stock Food, International Worm Powder and Vermin Destroyer AT Just Received A CAR LOAD of Wire, and inches Also a Car Load of Machinery just arrived, consisting of mowers, rakes, gasoline en- disc harrows, smooth- harrows, weeders and all kinds of farming implements OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE in every line THE CENTRAL MERCANTILE COMPANY Hi .- . . . TWO We have some shapes that are not selling still this season's straw, such as If Panamas, French Chips, Leghorns, Bleached and Grass Hats, and we are going to sell for just one-half of former price. Our Milliners will be here only a short time as this season's business is almost over, we think it courtesy we owe many lady customers who have bought Millinery of us in the past that if you need a new hat cheap or the old one remodeled for the summer's last days, the ladies here in the store will be only too glad to help you any way they can in selecting one of these styles cheap, or fix- the old one for you Don't Hesitate at These Low Prices shapes while they last THE BIG STORE shapes while they last shapes while they last shapes while they last shapes while they last C. T. THE BIG STORE Jr-M Ground in Greenville I am now offering some very desirable Residence lots for sale. If you are expecting to build you a home or want to make a 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 L- C- ARTHUR, Greenville, N. C. USE ALLEN'S A t- the hoes. If have aching feet, try Allen's It rests the feet and makes new or tight shoes easy. Cures aching, swollen, hot, sweating feat. and bunions of nil pain gives rest and comfort. Try it to day. Sold all druggist and Don't accept any to. For tree trial package, Free of the Ease Sanitary Corn-Pad, a new invent on Allen S. N. Y. Acting and Overacting. ii a much simpler thing to t to in declares a writ- in the Yorkshire Post on tin- In this REPORT THE CONDITION OF i THE NATIONAL BANK OF i North Carolina Mountains AND SUMMER IN A Enough On the before Memorial day in one of cities s the school board w primary i after is the day canto from do you do on Decoration the i came in n chorus. do you decorate their, graves any more than This was a poser, but Anally little fellow held up why i ho was asked. they are dead and he adds, there is a good j story told of Sir W. S. re-1 of Yeomen of the j at the Savoy. A gentleman I of the chorus who had a very minor part made his entrance in a most exaggerated manner, much to author's disgust. don't enter like I said Gilbert. want any man beg your replied the abashed chorus gentleman. thought you meant the part to so I do, I don't want, you to tell the audience you're man. They'll find it out, if I are. To Make a Hit. every the girl. responded the ardent matter what the why not send up II bunch of tomorrow id. It would be as expensive and would make a big hit with bur P. In adversity It la easy to despise life. The Is he can n S. J. NOBLES BARBER SHOP. Nicely furnished, every clean Working the very best barbers. Second to none in the State. Cosmetics a specialty. Opposite J. R. J. G, Move Real understand yon began life a i observed n friend to a of replied the millionaire. one has eon fooling yon. I life as ESTABLISHED S M Wholesale and retail Grocer and Furniture Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Se d Oil Turkeys, OaK Bedstead, Mattresses, etc Suits. Baby Go-Carts, Parlor suits Tables, Lounges, P. and Gail Ax His-h Life Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, Kerry George Cigars, Canned Cherries, Peach, es. Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Flour. -Hi--. Lye Magic . Oil, Cotton Se and .-. Garden Seeds, .-v; Candle, d Apples- Peaches, Prunes vi Wooden ware, and Crack- en, Macaroni. Best But New Sewing and numerous goons. Quality and quantity cheap cash. Come He me. S M In the of North Carolina, at the close of June d, Loam and discounts Overdrafts secured and unsecured V. X. Bonds to secure cir- Banking house, furniture, and fixtures Due from National tanks reserve agents Due from State and Bankers Due from approved re- serve agents Checks other cash items for clearing Notes ox other National Banks Fractional paper currency. and cents Specie notes 1,600 Redemption fund with V. S. Treasurer per cent. of S 1ST, 467.03 1.357.48 8,240.41 7.7.73 S. I'll n so it t REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF The Greenville Trust Co., AT X. At the close of business, June It I with e. N, C . via I Durham, Greensboro an i on Resources in Overdrafts secured Other stocks, bonds Furniture fixtures m. Ar p. m. loans m Raleigh Ar p. m. from I 9.8 a. m. I v Ar p, m. items 51-88 8.10 p. m. I silver coin, Including I minor cm currency 4.4 o. m. a. m. j Nat hunk notes No. Do y Time No. Liabilities discounts 1160,581.86 Capital stock Surplus fund 1,087.96 Undivided profits. It esp and taxes 1,000.00 Notes Kills re- 4,632.89 discounted Bill payable is f 24,90.60 I I . to i. Che-i s 8118.00 17,600.00 pd 80,000.00 i o 6.07 p. m. r p, m. Ar 6.88 p. m. Ar at n n. m Ar Ash I a in. ; . in II. other U. S. notes Total In, to To ml Other convenient Schedules and LOG Through Car Trip will en sill Total 220,816.17 IS. For Information as to Cares, etc., cull on Agent this Company Capital paid in or the Surplus fund J. H. WOOD, R. H. Undivided profits less cur- p j, p j ; p j N. C. H. C. C. LIABILITIES. rent expenses, taxes paid National hank outstanding aid Individual deposits subject to check Time I Cashier's checks outstanding I borrowed 21,000.00 THE CAROLINA j and Industrial college Maintained by the State the Women j Carolina Four regular Courses . . , m r. I to Degrees. Curs.-. tall a I. r. J. Forbes, cashier of the above- . j sir , named bank, do swear hat ,,,.,. , , the is true to the best e.,,,,,.,. 86,880.07 21,000.00 C. Of my and belief. , F. J. FORBES. Cashier. , ,. , V OS., Subscribed and sworn to before me 6-181 mo w this th day of June 1909. H. BATSMAN. TL w ,, ,. . Notary InC North II. V, G. JAM Directors. Automobile For Sale The State's college national . in and in Civil, and I In industrial Any nu. iii for one of Address H. HILL, West N. C. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, County of Pitt, I. s. Cut, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear th. above is true to the best my edge and Subscribed and sworn to lie- this goth day of June, fore Andrew J. Moore, Notary Public. M. A. White, i; ti. Directors Norfolk and Southern Railway . WALCOTT AND HUGH M. TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT. Important Changes in Schedules Between Washington, Wilson and Raleigh, N. C. N . i d v Only PERRY GO. NORFOLK. VA. Cotton Factors and handlers c Bagging. Ties and Bags. and shipments W. M. Ladies and Gents Tailor, d Greenville, N. C. Altering. Dyeing, Scouring, Chemical and Dry Cleaning. Satisfaction or no charges. In rear of Herbert Barber Shop. . . . . . ., ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL BEAUFORT, C. Preparatory school for boys and girls. New dormitories with all equipment, and furnished with test of care for the health of pupils. Certificate- without to University of North Carolina and of the South. Course includes manual training. School accommodates term begins 6th, Write now for reservations. Kindergarten Normal Course Department Only students with High School certificates are admitted t this depart- Course covers two years. The students of this course a-- given opportunity of observing the methods of teaching, developing and executing with the children a plan work for the year, under the supervision of an experienced The aim of the training school is to give a special training to all women who have tho care of young children to others who wish to he aided by thorough discipline and ii creased insight h the Study of the n gives; and to prepare young women to take a, principals of Kindergartens. ready for distribution. Address Cadillac, Four H. P. in first-class Equipped with top, two gas lamps, three oil lamps, speed meter, horn, tools, extra inner tubes one set of tire chains, pump, etc. This car has not been four thousand miles alto her, and runs as quiet and easy as a new car, been well cared for. For price and further par write or call on P. H. HANES, Jr., N. C. P. EDWARDS man you are looking for when you need Bill Posting and Sign Tacking and tor Adv. Pictures Framed to Order Daily Except Sunday P. M. N. S. II. u P M. No, i No No. S ii . r.; pt y a v . M. A. Ar k i 7.- Grime ma 8.21 vole 8.4 8.45 0.1 Wilson 11.85 l A Al. ft. . Sun lay Only A. M. M. Through Schedule Between Raleigh, Wilson, Greenville, Washington and New Bern, i. C. No. A. M. Safety Blades Sharpened at cents a for Carbon Paper Typewriter Ribbons none hotter made. All I tin W. P. EDWARDS 9.45 9.51 10.82 A. M. 10.80 11.80 P. M. Ar Ar EASTERN TIME -n Greenville Washington Chocowinity Hem No. Daily Except Sunday P. M Ar 7.80 t III 4.47 4.16 8.40 P. M. No. Sunday P. M. 10.03 9.11 8.20 6.60 H. C GENERAL PASSENGER NORFOLK. VA. WANTED or good, sober, re- For Tobacco Flues EDWARD P. HILL, Principal. MRS. N. P. Secretary and Treasurer. mi J S MOORING Now n Sam on Point. to General Merchandise. liable men to on salary or . r. . . commission. Must be able to give , bond if Hart Ayden, N. C- CENTRAL Barber Shop Herbert Edmond, Prop. in main business sec- of the town. Five chairs in operation and each one sided over by a skilled Our place is inviting, razors sharp. Our towels clean. m for dry shampoo and J. dies waited on at their homes. P. T. M. to Norfolk, Va Return I The Atlantic Coast Line will have tickets for all trains, each Saturday and for Sunday j forenoon commencing Sat- May 29th and continuing I to Saturday 4th, to return Monday follow- date of sale. An excellent opportunity to visit the resorts of Virginia and North at a minimum cost. For information call on or write T. C. White, G. P. A. Go to L-H. PENDER EVANS GREENVILLE, N. C. Next door to J. R. J, G. MOVE. INSURANCE see C. L. WILKINSON Bonds, Life and Fire. Pulley Hone Women's Greenville ft C. A . .,; POOR PRINT

DEPARTMENT In Charge of a C. CARROLL I t of and Rates on . , returned to Greenville A. v. A. liter Saturday evening. short program, the lit k-0 , ,. W. Anew best crockery w s called to th com- Hugh of Ben ere the electric In his showed a ready table. Cake and cream . . i , . Then th class a . to. , or awhile to y M . went of social goodwill before the ; it may not Vi. . ma- but was in ; air a spirit of . . to the school and classes have represented. To all . and God speed . j v. . Land plaster plenty of it. ,, severs . i th p j . . . G Cl j u ill s s that you will have ma Bl no pops. Ni. . .- i you p to you ; .,. , ., clerk , . . . tr a right. I nave were n i our tow Sunday. A FACT ABOUT THE Whit Is known as the Is seldom occasioned by actual exist- external condition j, but In tho great majority of case by a dis- ordered THIS is which may be demons-.-.- by trying a l- to I C o. i . r In . i trip to ;. . C. S. Smith went to Kinston night and I y with his son. Dowdy, who is just from an of We are all id to see Dowdy home again, am hop, that he will lie entirely we'd soon. J. K. of Ayden, was in town M evening. J. B. Kittrell returned from Oak City Sunday The program for Young People's Christian Union next Saturday night Is in- All members are , that urged to be present J E. Greene went o Monday night and returned morning. After spending Sunday h r with his parents M. B. Bryan r urned to Zebulon Monday. F. A and W. t to Ayden I night. L. L. and son, Linwood, to n y. ; . s will held in St, They the They to mind. They bring health and elastic- to the body. TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. ST. PAWS SCHOOL, BEAUFORT. j . You want to gel m a nice, perfectly wean . ;. . lace. Ci me and get a a d you I c me e w. L House Co. C . land eggs a specialty. Come and get the best prices. Harri . n, Barber for . . s, r ; airs E i c p church, carrying a nice line of on Sunday . Caskets. Prices are noons at o'clock, p. to. ;. b en d. Miss Carroll, from i r Hi. and tan at . . ; A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. sh You will need lime to i tobacco furnaces e ii .- it and can give you a good price L o, a. . C--x and daughter, . ; to g. d sheathing . We can supply you . , . ,, to say , B that have i receive. . Prices cheap. r load of land ran cheap. on same. Co., Winterville, , t is going. N . Barber Co. , . site, or Car load of nice bay Pact . .- vi . . Mi s Janie just Salt A. W. yes NOTICE TO THE PU Cox. rs. rd Buck, . x i . an I. Buck I ft for Miss Norma re- tun ed in m Bethel last night W. to note th grass of Bank . f Aim. vine. . . ;. up can line Kills, His. K. P. Sec. and Wei pie sure in calling the attention of cur readers to the of St. Paul's t Beaufort, N. publish d in a- of this j up r. ;. i one of the best in our state for and Its . of s with-1 out x t of North Ci J College of the h. Fall term opens Sept. In connection with this ex- c . a I. Sch h v r- , pi ,. . . women v , v ha. ere of i . II ugh, course of two Students B ma Loans and discount. high school certificates See overdraft a secured the advertisement . and unsecured Evidence of Positive Supremacy There arc forty-six manufacturers of sewing machines in America. How many can you name How many did you ever hear of i One name comes to the mind of every woman immediately the Singer-and there's a very good reason. The Singer makes and sells as many ma- chines in a year as ell the forty-five manufacturers combined. Q The Singer Sewing Machine is known as the best sewing machine in cry country on the globe. There is a Singer store in every city of world. Why Because, when you buy a Singer you do not buy simply so much wood and steel you buy the latest result of the longest and best experience. only Singer Sewing Machine Company u, St, TH REPORT OF THE Of BANK OF WINTERVILLE, AT WINTERVILLE, N. At the close of business, June Resources Liabilities Capital Block . Surplus fund 16,000.00 660.00 Mis Hill returned m v. n . ires to i i . . . . this i i no i a i paid the State tax the first day of j Nat bank notes and other tins m who have not . the s t of Ohio has and fixture s Demand Due from and it. nu Gold coin including minor. a i .,. , . St t ,, V. lo. . pa i. . . . . . of Pin. L ii her pa rents, Mr. W. B. Win- . an g I our ;.,. i r . pa t. . i . u and bee d ; at ave g i d material, d workman I ; . n has a n I r, I M day. Prof. F. C. Nye Is busily ea- g.; ,. i n ii . at t . Hi, h sell He . m . pros s a iv. bi . ; good. A nu b . .,. . also s not. Total Undivided profits, It espouses and taxes pd 860.86 Bills payable 2,000.00 of deposit 202.20 i Deposits t ck 862.05 Due to Bas. and Cashier's cheek 1.00 Total F. A I a license tux in . th one d by . id a t In ams sections of . , . is a d able tax , i i . I., . ex; b th p this tax II tO I c I t St Its STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Pitt County, We J. K Green, Cashier and F. A. of the above named i do solemnly that the above state- is true th best and belief. A st. r. me and day of II, y. GREEN, i ashier V. II Hunsucker, A. G. Directors y. om bi . . . . only i c of pr. with a large number ii b ate which is of u. i . Fruit . i all d, all A. V Co. After spending several days her t Mrs. F. C. Nye, is. S. left y for Na Y. team working very hard now, should be good to them using to the fl us off. It i teed. Call on as for it. Harrington, Si Co. Moore, of Green A. . N. C. line of trunks and suit received. Ai kinds, prices. A. Ange Co. A nice lot of Motions in. Come end see our n. v. styles. Harrington, Barber Co. nice lot of furniture ; at and below cot. East Carolina Supply Co. For good ard comfortable school desk call or write A. G. C-s Co., Winter- ville, N- C. y have the T H E . at the right price, ville, spent last night .,,. , Pays . d x, s i y i i tho . d me i can cl testify. I pr pert is in property its the of the and some Greenville, N. C. May E. it. Esq, Mgr. Mutual Insurance I are taxed three r to, of N. Y. ; Observer. On the 8th of last June, I took through your District Mr. H. Bently REP CONDITION OF BANK OF GRIFTON AT GRIFTON, N. C. at the of business June 1909 Sale. Owing to I have decided to sell my RESOURCE Loan I Li J. I and Banking H-u-e, Fur- F ea LIABILITIES. stock . Surplus fund profits, 1199.621 less cur. ex. tax's pd Bills payable certificate Deposit 600.00 34.07 4,000.00 and Janie Miss Moore is former of W. H. and has many friends here, all whom were indeed glad to of all kinds. Another shoes came, Everybody wear, Ayden wore m town a short because its right, it wears while Monday Us price is Belcross, . or., visiting Miss Janie Kittrell. the Fruit jars, and caps. Barber We make the best buggies in th county, and see and be convinced. A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. A. R. and D. Cannon, of . Deposit to check I Cashier's Checks 288.001 outstanding 121,176.01 Total 5,762.04 121,175.01 a policy on the new yearly re- I have decided to sell my I term plan for at n Princeton in a cost of per Johnston county. Nine minor coin CUT. for the whole. I am cleared. Good buildings of notes today in receipt of cat b dividend livery kind including tenant notes, for which is about per houses, other notes cent the first year. This verifies pack houses. Grist mill, j Total the reputation of the Old w mill and two . ,. Life as paying million timber, all goes. STATE NORTH A County of dividend. ; Land ii very productive. I. G. T. of above-named bank sol. I have another policy for Good healthy, swear the above is true to the best of my in this company. siding on knowledge and belief. GARDNER, Cashier. Yours Truly, located with L. J. Chapman, John Z. Brooks, W. Dawson, . Directors. lot is U over. A. The of the Baptist Mrs. R- H. Hunsucker is visiting in the country this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Johnson J. P. markets, schools and churches, and sworn to be- Ten from fore day of June A NIGHT RIDER'S miles from and ore ,., , mile from Princeton. The night ,. . . , . t ,. oil or pill. The could he into at least; your mi rob of Sot. K tracts, each track R. F. JENKINS, Notary Public. The r , . . .-, . Sunday school are indebted of Kinston, very voting John Smith, Mrs. time last evening. In the school Johnson . fa her chap -I devotional exercises were j John of was conducted by the in town Sunday. Dr. J. W. Bryan, of Greenville, I Rev. E. T. Philips filled his made impressive address appointment in the Free the and Will Baptist church Sunday movements. They morning and night. for is Mrs. B. T. Cox. and daughter, made for train for j Miss Grace, returned from They teach the young ton Monday. to consecrate their service to After spending the day with Those v. ho heard Janie Kittrell, Ward with Dr. New . never or but a fine farm upon it open always cleanse the cure cold. cultivation. Price upon at , , , ,, a I , plication. Terms J rash, balance in ten years. Apply to me at Id N. C. E. J. Holt. Business Dull. Register of Deeds W. Moore says there do- in the marriage line, there not being a single plication r July 2nd. is an unusual thing for no licenses to be issued is so bug a time. The Reflector does job work. Try a can of herring roe, cents, at S. M. Schultz. MEREDITH COLLEGE RALEIGH, N C Among the Colleges for Women in the South. Four distinct Art. and Sciences, Music, Elocution Art. Run at cost. Write for R. T. VANN, IS LAXATIVE to An FOR SALE BY JNO. L THE EASTERN D. J. Editor and Owner Truth in Preference to Fiction, VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. FRIDAY. JULY One Dollar Per Year FOR THE PUBLIC BUILDING SITE. STATE NEWS. GOVERNMENT Happening. o in North Cam- LOT. JULIAN JR. Chief Page of State Senate, man at U. S Academy. N July 19-1 His many in the Letter, on th. Nearly miles of the Oil k, the of waterway Beaufort to the ThU Month. river-designed to avoid chief .,. the en. for U dangers of Editor ff B I beg that you will publish the The dredging Dow j- letter Hen. C D. M now I cat d in a creek, Hides, Assistant Secretary of much difficulty is being the Treasury, the mat- of the site for the public FACTS ABOUT PITT woman suicide. ONE OF THE BEST COUNTIES Walk, in River and; Played UM D 18.- A well known Drowns J said Cowles Mrs Annie Allen, wife of Sam; has played h the Shows of j Allen, com Land aid Adaptability to THE STATE Crop. Mr. Bryant. It. has been discovered in Sot- land county that an average of six to one white the school t. In one school district are at will note the conclusion of the to purchase the site of the area de-1 scribed, provided the purchase money dues not exceed to every day. Ad in Scotland county Next the It is now upon citizens of Greenville and know tin bottom owners of the property to be Record. on for if it is to so, and be prepared to notify Assistant Secretary Concord, July -Dame on or before the 27th inst. It is Turner and Cabarrus sot for me to any advice to farmers of the extreme lower of regard- end of the county, were their duty in this matter. city yesterday from t era it In the event the was learned that Friday aft. r- property is not purchased, the noon about o'clock Assistant Secretary has not in struck the barn of James Little, so far as I am aware. Ia prominent farmer Big Let what his second selection will be, township. Stanly county, Just lam adopting this method of, over the Cabarrus line, which giving the greatest publicity to destroy d the four the present status of this matter, mules, some machinery, and Very shocks of wheat aid oats. Mr. He mental examination hack has just, passed his ex- and was sworn in. Midshipman Timberlake, who is only sixteen years old, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Tim- of Raleigh, moth was formerly Hit. Gotten, daughter of Col. R who ably county in tin last Col. Cotton has already two sons in the Bruce Cotton, in the Unit, d State Army, and Lieut. Lynn u in tho United States Navy. Midshipman came through mater Lee News and Observer. City Washing- of the R. afternoon drowning herself. about the we thought She seemed to plan self destine-1 we had things good, he deliberately and walked an comes along an J throws the fat hesitatingly to her Mr. in the tire by introducing an old B was coming up measure that h-is river in his launch and earthly chance of pas log. woman drown herself, but has a mistake, the not near enough to p-event which I cannot KY says the woman It is too to make just below the la error, wharf and waded into the which leaves w in b J hole. stopping before Our other Grant deep, water to lie a towel around and Morehead. have . . too her head. Upon reaching deep, much sense to b in any water she sank and rose several trap, and they will never times and then Wei give their Tee was recovered be- can in North LOOK OUT. H. Small. Little was known in this and Stanly county for his Washington. July 1900 methods in farming Honorable John H. Small, House of Representatives. Referring to the Federal build- site to be acquired Green ville, North Carolina, have the honor to advise that several delegations of citizens from Greenville have recently visited the Department. They seemed unanimous in the opinion that the so-called property would make an ideal site. A building on this site would be wedge shaped, and to secure the necessary space to the service, the must be on the lines. To get good results great sympathy is expressed him in his which will gate probably without insurance. Knit Have the en the Auto. Raleigh, July c counties Rid police of the towns in North Carolina are to ed on at once by the secretary of state on the strength of an ion from Attorney General to make arrests of all m owners who are operating their machines without having paid the state tax and without the registration and Irish I crops. also important county h is been are o set far enough back from the apex of the lot to permit the front of the building to be at least feet wide. These re- in conjunction with feet op-n space needed for protection from fire the acquisition of a lot measuring at least feet on Dickinson avenue by feet on Evans street; the rear line to be perpendicular to Evans street. The Department is willing to purchase the site if a lot of at least the above stated dimensions is ottered for the appropriated. To allow the an to arrange to make such a proposal, consideration of the Greenville case will be postponed until the 27th instant; but if by that time no offer for a lot of the required dimensions at a price within the appropriation is re- the department feels that the property should be eliminated from consideration. Will you be good enough to take the case up with the people of Greenville and urge the gen- having the matter in change to the of the proposal as much as possible Respectfully, C. D. Assistant Secretary. Rocky Mount, July 18.-j having Having caught from the n, number, d during an early hour Friday to law. I evident Corn. and to the secretary of state a; a, very large per sent, of tho owners of motor cars have not with the wane time there is a a off in the for license. c the secretary of state t. ask for an opinion from the attorney as to the enforcement and h rules now that it hi especially up to th; sheriffs of the councils to make arrests and that the chief of police should also see to it tint arrests are made in th.- towns. Charlotte Observer, keeps an eye open for Rood things con- North Carolina A f w d ago he sent The Observer tho following interesting facts about Pin A interesting report on the soil of Pitt North Carolina, by Messrs. W. Edward J. W. Nelson. bureau of Sta's of have heard no reason assigned tore, and Frank of the I for the drown. The following is a chief summery of the Pitt county cents r mil sand is I in the S It lies most for general farming most of consisting level, areas, which become gent- roiling to rolling as the streams and or county well watered in j. I sections, there I being a sufficient number -f to furnish Hood outlets for most of it. Th- of tho county is in a prosperous condition land the principal money crops are tobacco end cotton About pounds of tobacco is illy grown, which s i r about Between and 26.000 bales cotton to who . c in ., . this really desires to see th carry the J. P News and Observer. Tobacco According to a bulletin of United States department of Character. agriculture Character is greater and high- of tobacco were produced i. ii than money, or live. country in 1908. Of amount it determine the use 689,414.905 were ard direction of three. It reached by the character of th-.- man Railway. Kentucky, which whether he Carolina, be a or a curse a South grew to society. It Li char r which more more than per cent, of m h learned the total crop of the man shall as States. The of the destructive or as a constructive different States in pounds was fores in It is character Kentucky, North J which love Carolina, 131.000,000; be a n havoc Tennessee, 000- South Carolina, and ennobling Ufa morning, the home of Mr. son VicK about six from this city in Nash county, near the Dortches section, was de. by fire. His family, who were the sole occupants of the home, were forced to flee for their lives and nothing was saved. The loss represents walls about That this planter has the progressive spirit i- evidenced by the fact that Approximately, -vis act s the determining force the fa-m value oft;. behind money, intellect, love, pro of tobacco on Dec m- an it in th.; greatest in s inti . human Realizing this all necessity of careful thought and care in building character. . Ti ought the must be I though his home was destroyed midnight, before the noon hour yesterday be had a force hands moving the ruins of t-e old building, and bad already the carpenters to begin rebuilding. Goldsboro, N. C, July 19.- eight miles from this city, was the scene of a terrible tragedy Sunday evening about six o'clock and as a result of which David Bivens is dead and his brother, James Bivens, was held under justified bond for August term of court, charged with the killing of his brother. The two brothers lived within one hundred yards of each other; and the tragedy occurred in a cotton field between the two homes. James Bivens had just of left his home when he heard his custom wife screaming in the cotton already field, and running towards the for scene, grabbed a hoe at tho to- barn. He was startled to see his wife being choked to death by his brother, David Bivens, and struck. his brother . descent, with tin exception of a few de Q lite a few p. ope nave into the county fr and some few from points in she central part . the State. There s a largo colored all of the Throughout the rural the has c within the county is fairy; v. well settled, but could easily young white man, convicted of a population larceny at the present term of from of its soils, court and who was sentenced to it advantages to home the chain-gang for three years, j and settlers in that it He requested the judge to change. a variety of soils which his sentence to five years in the are a number of penitentiary from three on the roads. Raleigh, N. C, July United States Marshal Claude Dockery has gone to in road and th people . to be Pitt county U included the I nod its have be; derived from the weathering of the materials of j the Columbia formation. Per- in hap, no in eastern North here this w--k h. Car a greater and asking of which are suited to a be real wider diversity of crops than others do k Pitt. Eleven distinct types of sails were recognized and mapped. The Norfolk series crops. There is much cleared land which is not being utilized J and there are bodies of gently rolling cut-over uplands or pine forests which could very easily to serve papers on a number of I be brought under cultivation. property owners in connection In addition to these are the large with condemnation proceedings areas, particularly the and other smaller bodies which can be drained and reclaimed and house. Congress under cultivation. All provided ample of the lands in the county, ex- the lower lying for acquiring adjacent property by the government for the an- the Wilmington the enlargement. Some very valuable adjacent property is to be taken by the government and some of it will have to go through the full con- course in the courts some of areas, can be reclaimed and Land values range from to per acre for proved lands to and up to for highly lands. The county is well favored with facilities and u the head, rendering him seems impossible to reach senseless. He died fifteen min-; an agreed price without an order later As his brother fell lot the court for a commission h in good , James the government of time on the soils, but the roads j to travel M . have bean cut cards Some appear to while like be able to and t them- selves without begging, in days it Joe; not lake much embraces or misfortune to turn a tea types which are by far the man from the pursuit of honest most important and which labor and make a public beggar been classed as sand, fine sand, out of A Charitable people sandy loam, fine sandy loam, can hardly tell whereto draw and very fine sand loam. Of j the line on beggars, but they are these the Norfolk fine sandy often imposed upon- loam is the largest most important type. It is mellow surface soil underlain by a friable sandy day which peculiarly For the week ending 14th it for the production of the Chattanooga Tradesman re- tobacco. It is also well suited ports the following new to Irish potatoes, to- tries established in North Care truck crops, cotton and peanuts. The Portsmouth soils, j Roanoke Rapids cot- the loam, sandy loam ton mills, and largely J cotton seed ed More of the Portsmouth oil mill. fine sandy loam is than any other soil in this series, j company. These soils are adapted to corn and oats. LOCAL BRIEFS. The mellow and easily tilled soils of this county, coupled with Nice Bunch raisins a pound the level and gently rolling at S. M. Schultz. surface, invite the use of all New North Carolina from the blow carried his wife to her home and by vigorous saved her. She had been nearly strangled to death, being black in the face. Upon his return to the scene of the attack he found his brother dead. stone and iron fence tough, on account of with all marble, material and sand working deeply in the road, tools now on hand are offered for A few miles of sand-clay road sale for cash. Good location for have been built and this proves Farms for sale. Money to loan. dead. yard. For particulars an excellent road. The work of Apply to J. L. Fleming, Lumberton. h. C July A apply to J. C. Lanier. ltd for request was made by a M should be extended throughout w .- Dr. H. 0- Hyatt will be in kinds of labor saving machinery. Hotel Bertha. Aug. The climate is mild. The the first Monday sons, out u, For Sale-My marble tomb- the more u the pro of a wide range laMes of crops and two more can work do. . grow each year. j no fee unless upon. For sticks. J. F. Pollard. agreed m w The Reflector does job work. -1 . I POOR PRINT .