DEPARTMENT
In Charge of Wm. G. MORRIS
, Authorized Agent of The Eastern Reflector tor and Vicinity-Advertising Rates on Application
Anew xi of dry good, and Bern. at home and
i ii i i, returned there Mon lay
, i r i. r , F. A. E Eugene
at Harrington, Barber ,
and II .-pent
Miss N rm
I vi.-it friend.
fur to.
alt haw- just
Lt
A new of men's
just in
H i. . -1, Co .
k- . c;. .
t- i l.
rt it-;
. . d g can u.-
. A W. A o; o. a new lot and can supply your
.,., in town A. W.
J. L attended sen ices
AC.
.,. a,.,,,,, ran. Harrington, Barter Co.
wry Roe to
w c, i den today.
and Com tor table Pump pipe, Then See us
call or a. Ii. We have just received a good
Co Co. AW
sod Sunday in
. . N. i. In nave
. a.-- a. the
Darker
ill
n dialer
lilt
here
A. D.
Greenville Friday.
A new of
went
hardware
a. tin A. W. Ange Co.
very sick. A w lot of lamps just in.
Saturday
Mill establish.
known as the
Hilling and is now
for sale. It consists of the fol-
One wheat mill, one
corn mill, one work shop with
boring machine, band saw. plain-
rip saw and a blacksmith
sh p. For further information
I apply to W. H. Smith, Winter-
ville, N. C.
J L. Rollins and E- U. Cox
. Sunday in Greenville.
Mis Counsel, a W. H.
S. returned from her
home Oak City yesterday.
Miss Chapman, who is
popular remedy new to
effectually cure
Constipation, Sick
. In-,
And ALL DISEASES arising from
liver and Bad Digestion
The natural result Is food appetite
and solid flesh. Dose small; t-
l and easy to swallow.
Take No Substitute.
ITEMS.
Harrington, Barber Co.
We have received a nice
lot of dress goods.
A. W. Co.
Cattle Wanted-We want to
buy cattle R D
The A. G. Coat Co. made
COT Uses, I
. Call Oil
a.-. Ii. ii. i
at
. . Io a i
. to Visit
ate a nice line a shipment of a solid or .-f Pitt, Miss Holiday. Had noticed
school dealt today. heartbroken
teaching near Wilson, returned
Monday to resume her work.
Joe Kittrell spent Sunday at
home.
Miss Maud Holiday, one of our
excellent. milliners, returned to
her home at Jamesville Saturday.
We regret very much to lose
N. C. Oct.
J. R. from near
Ayden. was visiting his son. C.
E. Wednesday.
had a moving picture
show at Smith's school house
Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Smith and
Miss Lou Crawford went lo
Thursday to the fair
and returned Saturday.
B. P. Cobb went to
Thursday to in the fair.
Miss Mary Joyner. one of
the teachers at Smith's J u
house, left Thursday to attend
If not, and to own stencils but each one a stand-
soon, o your elf to ex lard, of acknowledged fame and
the ma play , reputation in the trade. Four
shown at the player pianos of known
A display really
to a large city. Wt w. d fa
In a glance y, a will a of
of pianos not alone stand
m character of e, , and . of the world,
general to . to d d h
but w. m et with price h
that stand J here a. d .
incomparable an where.
makes t -elect from, in Greenville visit our
of those cheap tern department
White.
Next door to Carr ins Hardware Co. store.
MTg
a i Ufa v
can demand iS increasing
sic u. i v
J.
. town
Ca.
. a large lot
Winter w
,.
seems
Rev. B. F. Huske filled his
regular appointment in
Episcopal church Sunday after-
noon.
REPORT CONDITION OF
BANK OF GRIFTON
AT GRIFTON, N. C.
In the State of at the close of business, Sect. 1st,
THE
26.67
RESOURCES. LIABILITIES.
and Stock
Surplus fund
, Undivided profit,
j less cur. ex. tax's pd
1,199.52 Bills payable .
i certificate
Deposit
307.10 Deposit subjects
Cashier s Checks
Outstanding
d-rs early. A. CoX
Co , Winterville. N. C.
Oysters We have them Fri
day and nights.
R. D. Co.
We have received a full
supply of furniture. Give us a
call. A. W.
A. U. A nice lot of dry goods and
Company notions just in.
.; and A. W. Ange Co.
nuns re j Stray taken up one back and
. i. . in the come to e white spotted about four
la, we nave toe desk tor years old; mark under bit in
W. C. Cannon, Owner can get same
paying damage and other
r,,,. cost.
for My glasses, dried fruits, J. A. R F. D. No
, all butter and Winterville. N. C. j
. i see A. v,. Miss Mamie Chapman, who.
Mr. bus been attending the w. J.
are Training
Sunday and Monday at. h. G.
home. Parker.
. bargain in J. B. spent Sunday Victor Cannon
clothing night at home. Freddie Johnson Tucker.
Harrington, Barber Co, Miss Lela was r m Jones and Jennette
Mr. ii. Nobles, who baa Misses Kate and
been attending court in New Sunday. Chester Bland and Minnie
Bern wees, returned Rev. Mr. cued Jackson.
appointment in the M. colored.
and heating end Lloyd Edwards and Cherry
. d ranges just received. s
and Mr. Bridge m Brown
. Barber Co. I preacher, and we hope be can
the Raleigh fair. ,
A. H. Critcher of
was in our section j
telling lamp chimney
but I don't know what he calls I items
them.
Mills Smith took his minor coin cur
Mrs. Pattie F. Smith to Marl -J B
Saturday to attend hen
yearly meeting. Total
T. H. Barnhill. near TH County of Pitt,
passed through our
burg Saturday morning on his
500.00
4,000.00
950.00
55.17
Total
I, T. Gardner. Cashier of above-named bank, do sol-
swear the above statement is true beat of my
way to to fill his regular b. lief.
Stray, Taken Up.
One black and white spotted
bull, about four years old, mark
in both ears. Owner
can get same by paying damage,
and other costs. This October
J. A.
Winterville, N. C, R F- D. 1-
Marriage License.
Register of Dee-la, W. M.
Moore, has issued the following
marriage since last re-
Subscribed and to be-
fore me, this 10th day of
R. F. JENKINS.
Notary Public.
G. Cashier.
John Z. Brooks,
C. J. Tucker,
W. W.
Directors.
WHITE.
Harris and Maud
Powell and Mary
C.
L.
and
L.
OF THE CONDITION OF
The Bethel Banking Trust Co.,
AT N. O,
At the close of business, Sept., 1st, 1909.
Resources
Loans and discounts
Overdrafts secured
and unsecured
and fixtures 1,876.00
Due from and 2,901.00
and silver
minor coin currency
Total
Liabilities
appointment there.
Mr. and Mrs. Mills Smith
attended the yearly meeting at j
Marlboro Sunday.
Leon and Johnie Tyson,
near were visiting at
C. E.
R. E. Willoughby and Miss,
Belle Smith attended the j
yearly meeting at Marlboro Sun j
day.
Miss Trilby and Mark Smith
went to Marlboro Sunday to at-
tend the yearly
Ivy Smith went to Marlboro
Saturday morning to attend the
yearly meeting and returned
Sunday evening.
Miss L. E. Gray visited at R.
L. Joyner's, in
Saturday Sunday and return
ed Monday with Miss Mary
Joyner to take charge of their
at Smith's school house. .
Smith were visiting at Hay . . .
Smith's Saturday night and Sun-
day.
188,977.80 Capital Stock 6,000.00
Surplus fund 4,500.00
ins Undivided profits less
expenses and taxes pd 1,576.03
Kills payable 3,000.00
Time certificates of 8,580.70
Deposits sub to check 21,446.38
Reserve for interest
and taxes 250.00
Total
H, A. of
town yesterday.
. . W. Ange Co. re-
. a nice lot tin and
forget the series of
to be held in the Baptist
Monday night,
1st, pastor will
Rev. G. T. Watkins,
first Ba
, r F. I . Nye and A. G. Cox
wen i Greenville Wednesday
i County School Desks
They are
comfortable-
Prices
ad. A G. Cox Mfg.
. . N. C.
K i King left here yes-
. ;. I or where he
. his regular appointment.
Just received, a nice lot of
ladle.-, shoes.
Barber Co
Miss Chapman, who has
James
Dixon.
and Reba
us year.
Miss Rise Causey
in Ayden. .
G A. Kittrell, W. G. Croup la prevalent
John Cooper Hisses the dry W weather of the
Minnie and Morris early winter months. Parents
Sunday in Ayden. should be
Noble, win has had pared for it All is needed
fever for day, i a of Chamberlain's
dud Saturday morning. Remedy. Many mothers
I swear is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief. W. n. Cashier.
sworn to be-
Many school children suffer
from constipation, which is often 1909.
the cause of seeming stupidity
at lessons.
and Liver Tablets are an
ideal medicine to give a child,
for they are mild and gentle in
their effect, and will cure even
chronicle constipation. Sold by
all druggist.
fore me, this
School Notice.
Parents and guardians of child-
ere hereby reminded no
was entering into manhood, never without it in their
being about years of age. homes it has never .
Mr. Noble was a member of the pointed them. Sold by all drug-1 beginners will he admitted to
Free Will church. It the first grade of the Greenville
can be truthfully was an; . . , , graded school after Nov. 1st.
son, a devoted Christian,, i If your children have never
and a good Sunday school w irk- I take this method of thanking been and they are six
We extend to the bereaved J my many neighbors, alto the them to school on
family and relative our deepest j Beaufort County Lumber Com- or before next Monday,
and workmanship I sympathy. piny, the great effort they, h. B. Smith, Supt.
Mrs. J. B. Franks and children made succeeded in stopping
are visiting relatives here this the fire that was in less than one I
11th day of Sept.,
S. T. Carson,
Notary Public I
Robt, Staton,
S M. Jones,
M. O. Blount,
Directors.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF WINTERVILLE,
AT WINTERVILLE, N. C.
At the close of business, Sept. 1909.
Resources
Loans and discounts
Overdrafts secured
and unsecured
Furniture and
Demand loans
Due from
Silver coin, including
minor currency
week.
Miss Crawford spent
Saturday night and Sunday in
Amos Tyson, of Greenville,
was in town yesterday.
Miss Cox, who is teach-,
hundred yards of my house, when
in a very few moments all of
buildings would have been
burned if it had not been for
their heroic acts. With many
thanks to all. W. F. Carroll.
u .-
been teaching near Wilson, came I at spent Saturday
. M train . a . L.
Fine
Mr. H. S. Tyson. MM of Falk-
left township's farmers who
, Tuesday to take charge of makes things grow, brought
tor and cement see J
in on train and will
spend Saturday and Sunday with
her
and Sunday at home.
Miss Hulda Cox
When a cold becomes settled
in the system it will take several
to cure it, and
the best remedy to use is
Cough Remedy. It
will cure quicker than any other,
and also leaves the system in a
natural and healthy condition.
Sold by all druggist.
Liabilities
stock 15,000.00
Surplus fund 650.00
1,173.53. Undivided profits, less
860.00 expenses and taxes pd 482.06
5,000.00
202.20
j Hills payable
189.93 Time of deposit
Nat DO and other Deposits subject to ck 8,130.65
not. .,,. n.
Total Total
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Pitt County,
We. J. E. Green, Cashier and F. A. Asst.
of the Lank, do solemnly swear that the above state-
is true to the best of our knowledge and belief.
F. A. EDMONDSON,
Asst. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to be-
fore me, this 10th day of Sept.,
R. U. Hunsucker,
Notary Public.
J. E. GREEN,
Cashier
A. O. Cox,
R. H. Hunsucker,
J. F. Harrington,
Directors
Co.
Mi Whitehurst, of
came in on night's
to visit Miss Sadie Carroll,
near here.
wing machines for sale from
up. A. W. Ange Co.
school at King's X Roads.
Kittrell and
Chapman and J. E. Green spent
The Reflector some specimens of
his sweet potato crop. They are
the Norton yam variety and so
Sunday evening at ill large that ten of them overrun
with Mr. and Mrs. peck.
J. D. Cox and Ben Tucker,
who are serving as jurors in New come.
Our Greenville, yours if you ,
LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP
FOR SALE BY JNO. L. WOOTEN.
D. J. Editor a-d owner
Truth In to Fiction.
VOL. No.
PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA,
Year
No.
PIANO LIST
COUNTY
NEWS
t. .
tun
let Are Buy Lg Votes
ts Vary
. l sic
l v
i. and it has we I
run. the h
iv r o
having tn
V will
r of an
y Boudoir pi
i on exhibition at the
of White.
piano, rich in
. ii full in volume, is the
of the hi made, and
f it will indeed for
to possess an instrument
who started
s. , he race have been doing
g . votes, and
a- n i later are at
i a not
to That is the way
i. go after sub-
H R Sector and
for you. New
c the most in
v. I it there is rood value for
is of
due, and the field is large
. for any who desire to
race. It is not too late
c n and catch up with the
by hard work. It all
d on how many
an and even if
you fail to win the piano you will
be paid for the worn you do.
who come to the
office to pay for The or
Who by mail, have the
privilege of voting for any can-
desired by telling us which
one to vote for. Look over the
list of candidates and if no name
is there that you want to vote for
you have the privilege of
and voting for whom you
please. Pay your subscription
now and vote, do not wait until
the contest closes.
The list published below shows
Miss Mary Johnson holding the
lead with Mist Lottie Blow not
t . . in .
fore .
i v
.; . . .
,. .
. i ii for the
who is constantly
; in all parts
of North Carolina, both
by c. . let me
gay Hi .-is gr need for the
law to be
active .
of our good who worked
and voted for the law list year,
are hot working for
now. My purpose
in this Is I
the that is Coming
from our law or even .
that the law is failure,
to .
of vigilance and constant work
on the part of mis of
to the may
secure the very u -st results from
our prohibition i, w.
Some of the
coming to our are mi
in their contents A
cation from a minister staled
that he there one
hundred blind ti, in his town.
We are receiving
letters that are telling of en
in c
ties. I might ad d that in a
town in No Carolina on
one Saturday I made it a
point to see for i what was
going on, and be a
live stranger, 1-could place my-
self in a to learn some
minus. In an and fifteen
minutes I eleven people
drunk; also sat v a white man
drunk, a half drunk, and
three omen drinking
from the same t This was
in the middle the street. I
discovered, too, that in that
of the where
was going on with a high
hand at nine dock on Saturday
night, that tr ere not an
to be see n. saw them,
. . . f i
Or
for Court
The if Commie i-iT- l
-j. m was i v are very
hr had Ii tie of routine pleased at big 1-
business to transact on their farm on th Roan
J A. was Already
constable of township h-. wen pick-- I ad is now P
to succeed J. N. re
is over Com.
The following were drawn as bale -o it will
I jurors for December civil term t,. very goad crop indeed, j on
j of Superior court.
B. T. A. Whits
h J. R. May, H. Burnett
Worthington,
R. May, U N.
Nobles, R. H,
O Stokes. F. G.
Dupree, D. II start
Carroll, W. ,. o haul the children of
. . . -n
E .
, M. C
. by Mis Di
.
Nov. I. Up to
lat hour the jury in
I murder re
end the belief
now is that the case result
W. O.
Cox.
school. It is said
. in vogue at
t . other places in the
I re i a good school at Manly,
he population is scant; so
th put a to
. to haul the children of one
to the school and back
homes. New
and Observer.
The state convention of the
Christian church will convene
with the Wilson
to
New Bern, N.
a meeting held toll afternoon
the Norfolk South.
HIGH AVERAGES.
Warehouse Makes Record
Sties.
On Friday, n, Davis
C. at the Perm villa u-
in sold pound
or at an avenge of
their entire sale for
the month of October averaged
Some individual Bales
for on th 29th
were as
Cash Davis-62 at
at st represented by E.
j p general manager, and
Wiley Parker- at at Atlantic Cost Line railroad,
at at by Ii. Q. Newell,
at at average j and a committee from the
I of Commerce, matter of
at a taken up and
at at an agreement made tor
at average the same.
S. A. Carr at
at at Mr J. L. Tucker, of Center-
average Pitt county, came to.
Carr Lloyd-154 at e, ton today and the
Hie, at at at of Which C apt
at at at J- B- arrested a
i man out at the carnival
town
spell
of the x
o'clock.
a general r
to
The
is also
the promise
bu.-i
request an
part in the d.-c r
The color
are royal
pretty i .
will be t i
Lt everybody t
help to make the
greatest day
.
i r l be
. rs
i t
I . m i
I Mis
ct.
after
Minor.
d it the
do. r and to the
where the h and
info
them Mr Josi. I and
i. . i
. c
ll is
. pie lo
. . id
. i .
to take.
on . ; i
by ii
. d,
, and
.- the
e bu ever
Mrs Lewis
inch bowl.
ting he
j. . form of n
ch me I
s.
This .
is a
Mar-
Each , was
mall sea I
found c a
ii
it. U
cat up i small
guest m ii
found i
.-
The Charlotte Nows that
Rev. type-
setting machine is a success and
is to be demonstrated in that
city. We are also told that it
can be sold at or and
will set with equal rapidity small
and large type The
cost and if Mr.
has solved problem for
he is a to
paper folks.
. Th
parts
t i to be-
kept
y A r th puss had
be ii d and r . ante
Served, Welch cirri.-d Hit the
daisy id- in detail, the quests
din
hear the read to
the bride.
Here scheme was car-
out in a use of
daisies. Prom the chandelier
was suspended a large daisy of
crepe paper from which hung
yellow ribbons. When each
guest had read in turn their
Misses Currin gave her
farewell to girls,
Gregory, and
White pulled the ribbon and
completely
dainty packages,
of j y pail a
tribute to her friends
The future money crop- ho brought a variety of
of Western North Carolina in its
apple No better apple are
grown anywhere in th.
souvenirs.
Among the packages which
was a bunch of daisies to
average
others coming along
Here is the
Miss Mary Johnson
Miss Lottie Blow
Miss Lillie R. Tucker
Miss Mavis B lie Evans
Miss lieu Mumford
Miss Maul
Janus
School
Mrs. D. E. Nichols
Christine Johnson
Mrs. John Cheek
Hodges
nicely.
however, a few minutes later on
far behind in second place, and. , .
,. J;.,.,,, the most street in the
town, where la w and order was
This leads mi to state that in
towns am counties in our
state, the are not doing
their duty, and that the situation
is in the hand s of the
for settlement. only proper
solution of s problem is for
citizens to t such officers as
1,270
WM De true
1.000
OCTOBER TOBACCO SALES.
This Year Shows Small Decrease From
List
Secretary E. B. Ferguson, of
enforcement of this law as
well as rs. Our Genera
superintendent, Dr. P. A. Baker,
is needed in most
s the saloon is
abolished, is t o go forward and
abolish the officials at the
next election by electing only
those who are friendly to the
I Capt. I
by the of the turkey
Organizing land that it tad been
Mr G. C. Hedgepeth, of Nash stolen so too up the
county, who has been appointed A local in Th Free Press called
by the and Mr. TucKer's ti the
Cooperative Union of America the whereabout of hi turkey,
to organize Pitt county, is which the pride of
and it is gratifying to know a massage that
much attention is paid
the planting and care of orchards y cur-
the mountain At
counted
. daisy petal in
the resent State fair the the old way. and upon
attracted more attention the one he
n other exhibit from Western
North Carol i-.
and Observer.
Raleigh News
Out,
was the v of the jury
brought in at o'clock tonight,
the case of J Sanders, who
organize precinct branches here pending service of warrant
in the county for this purpose, j He had no
Mr. will visit the In identifying 1.1 gobbler.
different localities In the county j The was arrested by
to discuss this important, Dupree and la being been on during the
week d of shooting Y. Z.
j two ago
at Newport. The close
of th was the four
hour argument of Solicitor
day. the case going
to the jury out o'clock this
afternoon, th resulting
being for acquittal.
Ar.
of the union, and will then call
these together in a general meet-
to organize a county branch.
A number of States have already
thoroughly organized.
from Pitt county. He is also
awaiting trial here for carrying
concealed weapon, B pair of
being found on his person
when arrested Saturday.-Kins-
ton Free Press.
Oct. 88.-
News was received here today
that a daughter of W. Cain.
to our people on the duties of
citizenship or some Kindred topic
warning them against .
rebellion and anarchy, and Stokes county, user
f this
she found names.
Dr. Louis Gotten Skinner
and
Miss Daisy th Minor.
While the guest were shower-
their upon Miss
nor an.; Miss Par-
gave a touch of sentiment
by a fitting What
the
and server.
i his announcement has much
interest Greenville people, as
Or. Skinner Is a prominent young
physician of this town. Miss
Minor, the bride to-be, Is also
v. l n and much admired
here, having; u popular
teacher in Greenville graded
school.
the Greenville Tobacco Board of law. Friendly officials will en- urging them to give their accidentally shot by her brother store, miles northeast
Trade, reports the sales of leaf
tobacco on the Greenville market
for the month of October
pounds for an
average of per hundred
The sales for the correspond-
month of 1908 were 2,678.680
pounds for an aver-
age of 10.34 per hundred.
For three months this season-
force the law and unfriendly
will neither enforce it or
permit you to do As I see
it, just ahead of us in North
Carolina is th e agitation and el-
of such officers as have the
courage of their convictions and
manhood to d their sworn duty.
I want also in this connection
to call the attention of our faith
August. September and October I the preachers of
the total sales were
pounds for an aver-
age of per hundred.
Falkland Dance.
Tho Woman's Betterment As
and use their influence for I while carelessly handling B gun. I place, yesterday about man in
the enforcement of our law. The ball entered the abdomen which Mr. Milton lost
Again, I say there is no passed out of the back. life and Misses Verdi M
in my mind as to the girl is not expected to live Wilson and Mary Kate
already to be seen in through the night. had a narrow escape,
our state under prohibition, but .
New Bern, N. C, Oct. J.
For a year or it has been
currently reported that the A.
C. L. Railway would extend
still there are and
evils that must be corrected, and
the sooner these corrections
come, and bad citizens learn
North Carolina, to this matter of
lawlessness. No one questions
the fact that the Bible most em-
teaches us as citizens
to ourselves to every
ordinance of Paul puts
will give a subject to the higher
dance at the Falkland school and this Bible doctrine
house November the nineteenth,
for the benefit of the school and in their annual gatherings last
school grounds The It occurs to me, that at
will be cents. Sim-1 this stage in the history of tern-
pie refreshments will be reform in our state, it is
but not free. ltd needful for the pastors to preach
that the great state of North their line from Wilmington to
Carolina will not her laws New Bern on to Edwards, N. C.,
to be disregarded, the better it a point on the Washington and
will be for the violators as well Vandemere line o. A. O. L.
as for the community at large. Surveyors
Assuring you that our State
organization stands ready to
badly bruised up. Mr. Milton,
accompanied by the two ladies,
was returning
Grove Baptist
Marriage
Register of Deeds, M.
Moore, his issued ti r- following
marriage last re-
WHITE.
W. Williams Nora
from Pleasant Smith,
church where Jackson and Gladi
this section for several months
locating the line, the throwing the
advise or to lariat, in any way it j but it now seems that the line is occupants out. In the fall Mr.
can any community that is to connect at Grifton with the he;
troubled with lawlessness, and A. C. L. branch running from his
asking that you communicate I Kinston to Weldon.
with us on this point.
they had attended Sunday school I
during the morning. As they e. N. Richards and Maud
down the hill leading
the store, a bolt broke letting j j s Gray
the shaft drop down, when the Walter and Fannie
horse suddenly became
dashed forward, overturn-
Yours very truly,
N. C. Anti-Saloon league,
R. L. Davis, Supt
It is said
I am, that options have been taken on
the right of way and that the
line will surely be built, and in
the near future.
truck a stump,
death
resulted almost
Fresh pork San at S. M.
Schultz.
COLORED.
Wilson and Maggie
and
Marcus
Perkins.
Orman Vines
Dixon.
Nathan
hill.
Smith.
Herbert Little
Parker,
Caroline
It Sara-
i Aver
Annie
Pharmacy
FIVE POINTS
cat
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Everything New and Modern
by an experience using only NEW
AND
A full line of Fine Stationery, Toilet Supplies,
i Tobaccos, and everything handled by
A First Class Drug Store
.
Ni
A f lot received.
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DRUGGISTS
NEAR THE COURT HOUSE
r- f-j ft r-v-; t Carry as Side
Jo . I H ; Bonbons and Chocolates
Eastman Agency Kodaks and Supplies
AIR-FLOAT TALCUM C. A POUND BOX
r-.-iv-.-
CONTEST
FOR PIANO
At The Central Mercantile
Company's Store
The contest for the
up-right at the Central
Mercantile Company's store is
progressing and
the people are interested to know
Who is going to get this grand
prize. Following is a list of the
leaders There are hundreds of
other contestants but apace for-
bid
Cox
Lula Taylor
Lynn Savage
St. Peters church 1885
R 1730
Annie May El ward 1588
Sycamore Hill church 1318
K. 1208
W. J.
Flossie Whichard
Annie Daniel
Tyson
Disciple S. S.
Tucker
Mrs. J. W Dixon
Baptist church
church
Lawrence Fulford
Ma-y Carroll
in the race and work,
lowest may be the leader at the
close of this great contest.
CENTRAL MERCANTILE
COMPANY
J. F. DAVENPORT, Manager.
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the production of the garment
in this country and abroad, watching for the distinctive, out of
up as it were, the multitude of handsome stamped out designs,
y to wear garments. We have been studying the style
. ; h . sen k j ;
ear, . . ,
y ii i to wear nave
rinking in some fashion messages of what is to be needed in
our selection of suits with first hand knowledge of your needs.
AN EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE
LOT OF
LAD
the newest shades
At
LAY OF FALL SHOWING
PRETTY WEAVES RADIANT WITH AUTUMNAL COLORS.
; . sun shines on the trees and grasses of dull Brown, Green, Blue and Gold, are the new goods
; declared worth while is here at tempting prices. Many a beautiful sheen conceals
. it with very little wear. When you buy our goods, you buy absolutely the best our money
oft have such a recognized Standard. Choose the goods for the new class from our enticing
v . . .
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this I line ant y m
he i For their T
ii n.
and f in i . . I . . . .
about-- . i . . f fancy
.
SCHOOL i VALUES.
II . has arrived and when we
i cloth n i or than . knock-
o hes. ;. pains-taking care
. .-.-. the lits i . en, and that is saying a
c . . Why i i es full , I
style as as we grown up folk
BOYS, YO ARE HERE
tart
.
STYLISH MILLINERY.
For more than a decade this store's Millinery has been the premier
event of the season. Each season they've grown nearer to perfection.
In the great numbers, the vanity, the exclusiveness, and artistic el-
of the Hats assembled for this fall's exhibit, all our previous
similar displays have been far out classed. Our Millinery Depart-
with its settings of new fall Millinery will present
a marvelously interesting and beautiful picture.
OUR OWN DESIGNERS
have had in view for the last several months the requirements of this
event, and their contributions are equally praise-worthy. The pres-
of this store as a style source will be immeasurably increased by
the many beautiful creations and in the present exhibit.
So elaborate presentation of fascinating modes has never before
been attempted.
YOUR PRESENCE IS CORDIALLY INVITED
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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 c r
Terms to suit purchasers.
L C-
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO
in Furniture until you have carefully inspected our stock.
We have on our floors the most complete e of
Furniture
of every description ever shown in we invite
you to inspect our lint
Rugs, Mattings, Art Squares, Window
Shades, Toilet Sets, Etc.
In fact everything to make home comfortable. We
are also sole agents for the d Felt
Mattresses, which has no equal.
Taft Boyd Furniture
Company
LEADERS IN ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE
GREENVILLE, N. CAROLINA
needless pain when they delay using
for their female troubles. been found to
relieve headache, backache, pain in the side and dis
arising from organs. I does morel
than used have writ-1
ten to say that it cured them.
SPENT
With the most versatile pianists, could not
possibly bring you more enjoyment than you,
yourself could derive from either
The
Flayer Piano,
The Milton,
The Bros.
Or Lester
Player Pianos,
In fact, with either of these Player Pianos
as a companion, you have the advantage of
playing the music music you best
like, and playing it in that rich, full manner,
bringing delicate beauties of the melody
which even many skilled pianists fail to develop,
and this, possible with the veriest novice, with-
out your knowing one note from another.
We will take your deaf and dumb piano is exchange.
TERMS TO SUIT
When in Greenville, visit our Piano
the finest music in Eastern Carolina.
White.
Thur., Nov 4th, p. m.
POWDER
will a DEMO . of
It Will Help You
. E. OS
House Station, GREENVILLE. N. C.
the DR. WOOTEN
.-- his a . make this
, on Lb .-;
Every Farmer
all are invited to attend.
BAKER H ART. .
Maxwell Johnson, Tampa, Fla.,
I me after doctors and everything else had failed. I had been Buffer-1
with numb spells over since I was years old. One day I j
decided to take I have now taken bottles and I can say I
I that it has cured me. I advise all suffering women to give
I a long and fair
Mrs. Johnson suffered years. Have you Do you wish to I
I But why suffer at all Take Give it a fair triaL
AT ALL DRUG STORES
A PICTURE OF
Father
and
Mother
Think how it would
please the children
and your friends
See Evans
at Five Points and
please them.
Studio
mo. D.
FOR
COAL, WOOD
and
PHONE
We keep all kinds of coil r-it dry i
WOad. Can you at any time for
grate
keep and coal. Give
us your orders.
C. W. Harvey Co.
FOR SALE
Beat Quality Rough Lumber De-
livered anywhere in Greenville or
on Tar river. Heart a specialty.
For prices address
W. H. MOORE, Falkland, N. C.
YOU CAN JOIN TO-DAY
BUILD
With Rent Money
to The Reflector
MONEY BORROWED
from us will cost you practically 1-2 per
cent, per annum.
MONEY INVESTED
with us earns you about 1-2 per cent.
per annum.
Eighth Series w Open
SHARES DATED NOVEMBER 1909
Home Building Loan;
Association
H. A. WHITE, Treas.
THE EASTERN
, . , of something
A Wee. ,
III U I U D P a I
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PROPRIETOR. Hot J
GREENVILLE, NORTH
pi Year
Six Months
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and
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Reflect r corner
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Entered in th- -eat G
N. C, d- s- m
a n
raj of all flesh with Pit county farmer will
make exhibits, but hopes
several will do so believe
county can win of g,.,.
State
i bi i
No
New Y
i y
; taking shares in the new series
right in lot Hie Home Building and
I ion begins next
benefit yourself appreciates the
ml you benefit the town.
he News is on
if million dollar do-
is not a scheme hi have
d a
Too i try spoil
., I no like
0-.
to
ting
A i, ;. ; moans
thing ; prices.
A poultry
I at a
The in Ital
week is
something worth white
Even with cotton
nearly fifteen cents, v i
bard i got hold of.
The Charlotte News says
will not become
able sin -o have t
taking it
He his
but President
voice on his whirl i
continent
The curtailment of the
has so far had
bringing n the
ton
ii
II i Is
is ;
gave it
. is
-ad i
it
It IS ll
champ
to
the rt
nut
III III
it
and mil
wins in
i i on
ii run
i .
i Durham raid is
g or am-, i he
. . f . . U
,. i- . line potato all
. but climb a
ii in up h
bunch to The
, ii ll
p ate
oil l
I county lair
ban- he id last week in is
deer-1 Said In n U failure tin
and the up
i ii there during the fair is
credited with ringing about
i Greens i. i.; loss.
o arouse a
has is plenty of
oil the afford to
him.
Every thoughtful an
saving money. The
that he laws is mil,
i save a portion of my
shall I
To know i Ii.
savings are secure
they will earn
aisle with I he elf
in hi in i
i lie ion- Ii i
i a age earner, nod
M I n i
i ions can be . I
silo Ills tin i
newed We u
that the Building
Association
most I as a safe
their savings, ail
in a most
the greatest incentive
Shaw K.-ult
i- Id in v
. Hi- of ill -m
o City
i ma
Things in That Busy Unit
Bethel, N. C. Nov. 1909
The Friday was
i a success, everyone did
no bar part m II. If w
N i--l success and we
a nM
a the grounds
, ,. . Athenian Literary
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mist
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the ex
I his
Jeffries-
delights
rut
John has do
a million dollars to light
the hook worm disease. That
amount ought to kill a lot of
of t hem.
The burning of an orphanage
at in which live
perished, emphasizes the
need of tire escapes for such
buildings
Some of the women of
New York have taken to pipe
smoking as a substitute for cigar
If they will smoke any-
how, they have made a sensible
change.
Maybe Greensboro don't care if
the did not look at
the town as they passed through
on their tour from New York to
Atlanta,
Had you noticed how soon
Cook and Perry have dropped
out of public eye People
are not near so much
in the North Pole now as they
are in fifteen cent cotton.
Tin t
roads r mi .
but i
got iii I r r
i-
i ma
for
one bale
line am
good,
rains
ii-l note the
a nil a
buy and manufacture cotton at
prices of the staple
raising i he price of the
product. Be this as it
may, the farmer is greatly
pleased when begets around
cents for cotton
the
date for mayor of New York
was elected Tuesday by a
good majority over Banner. Re-
publican an I Hearst,
dent. The Democrats winning
so handsomely in this three
received much for
That
about.
ed H
.-. r K. has appoint
. S l. of Hills
as solicitor of the ninth
the
The meeting of I b I
of Commerce
day night, shows u
Greenville -It
The purpose of the .
was to devise plans In
ling with the
of the East
Training School in in
public celebration a--
of Pi ,.
a g-i
I largo and em
at tin- h
meeting showed
as In take par
the celebration t
work in the campus i .
cured the n i
cation of the i
another evidence of
folKS can do when they mi-
their minds
ii
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i in
of spent
Pi ii with ii brother.
o t
Zeno vii Green-
lie, p ii with her -is-
, Mi J
i M if Washing
. i d
I , i nine Car.-, ii
ii
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The small cotton farmer is the
one who is gelling the most
out of the high price of cot-
ton, as it was mainly the large
planter who contracted to sell
his crop, or much of it, ad-
Those who sold are pay-
must want the l
judicial to So-
Junes Fuller, resigned.
HAVE A
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C on, i An or d. A J.
M i.
, lie. cam
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it v M Ii. re
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n , u p.
i . ,. a rt
. . Ii 1.1 S. M, Jones
union .
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iii . . .
Mai . .- . r
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pi . I Cl
nut. one
a.-
a- and I
it; in- Virgin i at i
, re . . in was . Receipts
s.
M e
i be i or,
f i-
Jeffries Johnson light mighty
bad. An oiler of one hundred
thousand dollars hat been made
for it to take place in that town
The light between Jeffries and
Johnson will take place before
July, which likely means that
the public is to be bored with a
lot of gab from the two pugilists
in the meantime.
A headline to a press dispatch
says brings more
He needs to bring a lot more yet
to do any convincing.
Licenses have been granted to
seven near beer places in
That ought to be enough
to keep the folks near to it.
The mills are going to keep
hammering at it until they get
the price of cotton goods up.
That is what they are working
for.
Wilmington will tender a
smoker to the Tar Heel Press on
the night of the 9th, following
the visit of President Taft. The
Reflector acknowledges an
this season is giving them.
We once heard a story of a
Raleigh being asked
when the colored state fair
would take place, and replied
rainy weeK after de
white folks But the col-
people had better luck this
time, getting just as pretty
weather for their week as the
white folks had the preceding
week.
a now game out
says the Waverly Democrat,
editor
take an ordinary sheet of
paper, on which you pen a
lilies suitable for the occasion
Next you fold it carefully, in-
closing in the fold a banknote
sufficiently large to pay arrear-
ages and a year in advance, and
hand it to editor. Keep an
eye on him. and if a smile
adorns his face the trick works
ll can also be played by
dome on, let's a fame.
New Holland Leader.
And when you play game
with The Reflector you can also
say who you prefer to vote for
the piano contest.
ti at the ti ii .- ,. . be ., a
i i, . aim d to .,,. ,. , of tie
dial the w run .,,,,,,., . w-.
lightly ahead the Po. ,,.,,,. of
having a similar c Flanagan w
you I purpose, which was defeated j
It is d ll
The Urge automobile party
en route from New York to At-
found no roads that equal
those in Mecklenburg county.
Nothing advertises a section so
much as its good roads.
The sand-clay road westward
from the Atlantic Coast Line
crossing on Dickinson avenue,
and the one from the town limits
westward on the
road, as well as the new street
years ago. It is estimated
in c which is
strongly the amend-
will be defeated by
The Poe amendment was ii
d in county
1.400. Thee from the
Shore, based on very
returns, show gain
approximately per cent, in
favor of the amendment as com
pared with the Poe amendment
Baltimore, Md., Nov.
midnight Republican State
Chairman Hanna estimates th. t
the amendment is defeated in
city and by from to
this estimate being based
upon returns.
Boston. Mass. Nov. is
many years since Massachusetts
voters were evenly divided on
the question of State government
as in today's election. With
he kindness
urn
th of the
for the month of
October amounted to
Compared with the receipts for
October, 1908. which were
1026-56, same month
shows an of
This is
close free delivery
and the town will entitled to
it before another year.
lessons of what can be done in
this section toward making good
roads of sand and clay. The
Football is claiming its vie Reflector believes such roads
A West Point cadet died be constructed all over the
added the Creed as
taught in its sixth grade, to its
its curriculum Our Revolution
nearing completion to the train- and
, . i for religious liberty, and
school, are splendid object . , ,., ,. , .
our State and National
inquiry.
Editor
would like to ask by what
authority has the graded school the State
The president is reported to
be very tired on his long trip,
but he will forget all about that
tired feeling when he sees
About the same talk of
Sunday morning of injuries re-
in a game Saturday, and
an Annapolis cadet who was
hurt in a recent game has since
been in a critical condition with
little hope of his recovery.
John S, Kennedy, a million-
a hundred times over, died
in New York Monday of whoop-
cough. It matters not how
county at very reasonable cost.
Next week, beginning Wed-
the Farmers Congress
will meet in Raleigh, and
gates are expected from every
agricultural State. Exhibits of
North Carolina crops will be
made there, and liberal
are offered the farmer
bowing the best products. The
much money they have, they i Reflector has not heard of any
forever guarantees the
right to us to worship God ac-
cording to the dictates of our
own consciences, and no one, not
even a graded school teacher,
has any authority to abridge or
enlarge that right, or I have
failed to interpret those great
instruments aright.
Very respectfully,
Z. T. Broughton
Young Girls arc Victims
of headache, u well older women,
bat all get quick relief and prompt
cure from Dr. King's New Life
the world's brat remedy for
nervous They pare
blood, and and build up
your health. Try them. at all
drag stores.
accounted for, Governor Draper.
Republican, will apparently have
a margin over his Democratic
opponent, James H. of
about compared with
a year ago. It also
chat Lieutenant
nor Republican,
has been about same
plurality, although last year he
swept State, leading Governor
Draper and defeating his Demo-
by over
New Hampshire
Rev. D. W. Arnold brought
The Reflector a bunch of New
Hampshire which
he raised in garden. Mr.
Arnold had forty of the vines in
garden and they pro-
about five bushels of the
berries. The berries are very
large, and when canned and kept
for winter use are as good for
pica the native berry.
The Reflector does job work.
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,
fluttering, feeble
or rapid pulse, and other
distressing symptoms fol-
low. Dr. Miles Heart Cure
is a medicine especially
adapted to the needs of
these nerves and the mus-
structure of the
heart itself. It is a
strengthening tonic that
brings speedy, relief.
Try it
Tor j smeared with what I
trouble,
th doctors told I had
trouble. I had tried many remedies,
the Dr. almanac cams
Into my hands, and I concluded to
Heart Curs. bars
en three bottles, and now I
not suffering at all. I em cured i
this did It. I write Oils
the hop that It
of others who suffer as I aid.
MRS. IX
Main St. at
Your M Dr. Miles Heart
Curs, and him J
trios of fleet bottle If It
i yen.
Miles Medical Co, Ind
OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT
IN OF W. E. TINGLE.
Authorized Agent of The Eastern Reflector for Ayden and vicinity. Advertising rates
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
By j school.
the and
Mamie and Lee Nichols
went to Greenville Monday morn-
Warned to buy bushels
of field peas by J- R. Smith Co.
D. Gin for Norfolk Heavenly ha re-
day from our our
See our new line of dress teacher and t, H. i
and before making the He iv.- reams
your tali purchases. J. R. Smith , wed t I
Co. d Our es
of Winter are b. d so I -w n not
ville, was town Sunday J see th mo ;
School bibles and h c
J. R. Smith Co. has ever erred, bu d
Mrs E. Ii of Rocky thin well.
Mount, has visiting her i II it e
father mid mother in Ayden, Mr. I i-i humble to our
and Mrs. W H Harriss. Heavenly and pry His
Dinner baskets, pencil in th- bereft
slates, pencils, erasers atone
J. R Smith Co. sec -That w our
Miss Jimmie Davis left aged
day evening for Wilson parents in this, m- event
Cook stoves, heaters and stove
repairs at J. R. Smith Co. has
There was a runaway at an i snored en z n. Bethany
tobacco warehouse Monday after-1 e. our
noon- A who was i a
to the warehouse, j place will he hard fill.
and while unloading the horse j Fourth -That a copy of these
jumped to run, caught the resolutions on the
one wheel of cart ran school, a copy
over The doctor says he I be vein to parents, a
is in no serious danger. bi t the Will
patterns and B p and one to the Eastern
at J. R Smith Co. R fl ct r i r
ITEMS.
Every wife knows n hat
appetites farm hands
but while eat well they
work well, too.
Here's a good about i. ed
farm hands, them
of Quaker Oats. A big dish
Quaker Oats with sugar an
or is the gr.-ates
I he world for a man ho i.
vigor and strength for a long
C, Mo v. The Quaker Oats
n i u. plentifully and often is the man
. Piston, was does good work without excessive ;,.
at K A last There is a quality
evening and took Mrs- R A not found in other
i . for it is at
with him to head a the list To meet need,
end a few days. thus., in climates
Mr-. U. E. ls regular size
In I . sealed tin
t. Li. ;
ages end
the latter for hot climates.
A. H r, of
was our
G of
h down
and attended a union, will
that Smith's school church at the daring
County of Fit n-rs.
G C. county or-
had Ho the
with g.
and I ft m for the
union meeting Bethel church,
near Rev. Mr. Crump-
this week and will to the
farmers on the subject of organ-
Wednesday night, Nov. 3rd,
at the school house near Mr. J.
was chosen for the W- residence in Beaver
next year at Smith's on the Nicholas
The Ayden horse market is
coming ail time. J. E Win
slow is adding more feel t
his here,
, and corrugated roofing
R. Smith Co.
On Friday night, Oct. 89th, j
E. L- gave quite a r h, Tobacco Market
to the teachers the Ayden ., ft
graded who are , averages. Those boys
With him. At 8.30 sell it
Brown had invited quite a , are , of
of young ladies and ., farm-rs the past
men of the town and have
a merry time, for man
three fun was carried o.
in the parlor and hall, and at
r.
Mrs. H B. Smith,
Miss
Mm rune
A die Nobles,
III II
. f r the
we
J i. at
at at aver
a,
o clock all were called into the m at
dining room to enjoy the m at at
which had been very
tastily selected and ., H lid at at
Those present were. Mis.-. .,,. . ,.
Lena Dawson, Blanche Cannon, . m
at
Jimmie Davis, Elizabeth , ,,.,, , , ,
Bland. ft
Lucy Turnage, and Messrs. J fl J-
Coward, at
age, Ned C. R. Can- . .
-------a w v w- 3- Jackson-34 a at
8-, at at
at at at
house.
Mr and Mrs, C. E.
horn, R E. and
David Smith went to Bethel
church, near Grifton, Saturday
morning to attend the Disciples
union meeting and returned
Sunday evening.
Several from our see-
tn union
meeting Sunday.
Miss Agnes Snub, who is in
the teachers training at
Greenville, up Saturday
evening to and
returned m
Mrs. went to
Greenville yesterday.
Miss e of
land attended the
union me at
road.
Thursday night, Nov. 4th, at
Hill school in
township, on the Swift creek
road,
Friday night, Nov. 5th, at
Pollard's school house in Green-
ville township, on the Tarboro
and Greenville road.
Saturday night, Nov. 6th, at
school house in Green-
ville on the Kinston
road.
Mr. says he would
glad if the school committeemen
and teachers would announce the
meetings to the through
out the
Broke His Wrist
Mr, J. L agent of the
Monday morning Southern railroad at
visit relative in our section and this point, met with a painful
is stopping B, accident Friday. He was in
attending to
Millicent of business and when about to
Bruce and A. Little went board the miming train tore
to ;. E, y turn home he fell in some way
to visit brother and his and broke his wrist, was
T. E. to the hospital to
receive medical attention and
. , home on the evening train. I
ii it
come.
Subscribe to the Reflector.
non and W. E. Tingle.
Car salt tine or course at J. R.
Smith Co.
Gaudy and rubber belting
pipe fitting valves at J. R.
Smith Co.
Galvanized sinks nice to attach
to your pumps for your water
shelf at J. R. Smith Co.
Windows, doors, lime, cement, . .
hardware, locks, hinges at J. R
Smith Co.
If you need a good open or
top buggy, wagon or cart
on J. R. Smith Co. Dixon.
at average
Evans Rice-30 at at
at at at
average
C. L. Stokes-68 aw at
at at at
at at at
Skinner at
at at at
at at at
at at
the highest ma,
price for bushels of
cotton seed delivered to us in
any quantity.
A nice line of coffins and
caskets always on hand with a
nice hearse at your service it
J. R. Smith Co. Dixon.
An experienced blacksmith is
at average
W. C Jackson-50 at
at. at He, at at
at at at
average
H. G. Mumford-122 at
at at at
at at
waiting your horses and J at
mules at J. R. Smith Co Dixon.
Will gin your cotton for one
twentieth pound, and give you
the bagging and tic a, bring us
your cotton. J. R. Smith Co
Dixon.
Will repair your wagons
and buggies or sell you new ones.
J. R. Smith Co. A Dixon.
Nice turned work, buckets,
window and door frames made
on short notice by J. R. Smith
Co- Dixon.
Call on us for ceiling, flooring,
and
We guarantee
faction.
J. R. Smith Co. Dixon.
Subscribe to The Reflector
at average
On Friday, Oct. 29th, we sold
pounds for an
average of
If you want to make a high
average carry your to
the Ayden Warehouse,
Glenn Gentry, Props.
Kills
Her Foe of Years.
most merciless enemy I had
for declares Mrs. James
Duncan, of Me.,
Dyspepsia. I suffered intensely
eating or drinking and could scarcely
sleep. After many failed
and several doctors gave me up.
tried Electric Bitters, which cured me
completely. Now can eat anything.
I am year old and am overjoyed to
get my h and strength back
For Indigestion, loss of
kidney trouble, lame
complaints, Its Only
at all dealer.
REPORT OP THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF AYDEN
AT AYDEN, N. C.
Al the Close of Business Sept. 1st, 1900.
Resources
Loans
Demand loans
Due from
Cash items
Gold coin
discounts . Capital stock
and fixtures i Surplus fund
Undivided fit
1,694.78
50.00
Silver coin, including all
minor coin cur. 992.96
bank and other
U. S. Notes 1,919.00
Total
Liabilities
25,000.00
12,500.00
less
cur. exp. and taxes pd.
Dividend unpaid 72.00
Bills payable 5,000.00
Deposits sub. to check 88,016.99
Cashier's outstanding
Total
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY PITT
I, J. R. Smith, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly
the above statement is to the best of my knowledge and belief.
SMITH, Cashier.
swear that
Subscribed and sworn to be-
fore me. this of Sept.,
1909,
STANCIL HODGES,
Notary Public
J. R SMITH.
R. C. CANNON,
DIXON,
Directors.
W prepared to furnish you with
House and Kitchen Furniture
at the very prices. Cash or Installment.
Cm see us and we will y
AYDEN FURNITURE CO.
NEXT DOOR TO
NOTICE NOTICE I
We wish to call your attention to our new line of fall foods which
we now have. We have taken great care in this year and
think we can supply your wants in Shoes, Hats, Dress Ginghams, No-
Laces and Embroideries and in fact anything that is carried in
Dry Goods Store.
Come let us show you.
Tripp, Hart Co., Ayden, N. C.
Timber Millions.
Million- of f-et of
finished lumber rot every
in railroad ties,
piles, farm buildings, fences,
poles, and mi e props. The
lumber public of th
United States p
to forty million dollars a year
make good the losses
decay.
These drains are a sour.--
of more and more concern
year. C and engine i
who have the u s i
wood are working
on the problem. The U
Fore t S has
devote their whole time to i
The of the
ii not be overestimated Mil
ins of dollars are annually
-d by preservative
of but much y. t re
mains to be learned.
W decay is
a vegetable growth
sometimes that it
be seen only with the
Its roots or branch is
like minute hairs, force their
way into the wool tissues and
absorb or away the
parts. The collapse which
is called decay. Tim-
is artificially preserved
forcing into its cells and
certain substances which
prevent the growth of
As long as substance
is present in sufficient quantity,
the germs of decay-the threads
and of
enter, rid the wood is preserved.
often means doubling and
sometimes trebling the life of
the
The United States government
c insiders the investigations of
tn- preservative treatment of
timber of such that
the of one of the
United States forest service,
of wood preservation, with
new at
is given over entirely to
the work of experiments in co-
op-ration with railroad com-
and other corporations
and individuals in prolonging the
life of railroad ties, mine props,
bridge timbers, fence posts and
transmission poles.
The lengthening of the life of
timber means the saving of
thousands of dollars annually
through doing away with the
heavy expense of labor and cost
of material for renewals.
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the Remedy.
v.-.
in, SOS NortH St,, i u Ange
writes i
I was trouble .-i of the
f many yearn. It Ltd
smell, hearing
spent lots of
local u i.-
mo, bat to ; my
attention wan Ballad to wonderful
of
mm that I mi I
and results. Peru,
pa took bold of
It entire y out of . v. U ill,
tin
of I a
over the
a man
From Pea of Mr. T. C
Our T
Davis, has a very inter-
in
the R which
relates to of Mr.
John who a
well-known character in
Wilson, Greene
Martin during his day.
This character who weighed
about four hundred and fifty
relays Mr. Davis,
at all speakings and public
meetings of his
the sketch of this
personage of the past is delight
Mr. Davis writes
in a most entertaining style and
we regret that we are u .
to reproduce the article furnish
The Reflector Wilson Times.
Get in The Reflector
contest
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BALTIMORE. MD.
ROOM IN SUIT.
it, n Us.
I .,, I. I Fm I.
JOSEPH L. HERMAN,
lot
NOTICE.
W. H. Smith has purchased
the est of A. D, Cox in the
Carolina Milling
Co. and conduct the bus-
at the sane place- All
work promptly looked after- Mr.
Cox will still with the
Company.
MISS MARJORIE C. MEREDITH
Graduate Nurse
Ayden, North
Oyster
Fresh Oysters
Coming Every Day
Can Serve You Way. Try Me
, i
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL BRIEFS.
The Yukon Here People
Of.
J. . went to
Mount today.
C. L. went I
today.
Prof W. K. to
Bethel morning.
Ex-G iv. T J h s re-
turned f m k.
. . I w- to M i-h-
v,. .
Mrs. F J. F s went tn
Bethel
Mrs HI rd I Mr.
. H
today.
d will
i i. it the
n. Mis-
N -I w
keep in of C I
r W i , has I n
elect-ii x
tor an c ti i d
Light A
i o bard
J. A Bra it C is
here.
F. . m i, of
son, re
-1 . .-. Rocky
, b re to I
Mrs. V. L P. is
her par- I i u week-
Mr P of
the Gr News, h-re
Mis- a Be Leona Cox,
of i. the day in
Greet .
USE ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE.
Most Popular Druggist Makes a
Statement
A r t t-e sh ken into the
ho If have tiled, aching feet, I j. w. has at last obtained
try Aliens t-Ease. It agency a remedy whit h
on a t-- I
i. et and or Heat
Say. aching, swollen,
conn and
of ail pain and gives and
comfort. T it old all
Mid Don't
accept any Ml it For
hoes art. ,
hot, If
not digest if there gas or p in
in if the tongue i coat, d
mi bream bad, if there i
and strain Live s
will cure you. If the. d not you h
Kw of the j. guarantee
t r.-is.- C a new , t Liv r
invent-on S. Olmsted, give quick relief and ma e per
. N. V.
ma-int of .
and ail Liver Troubles are
-to- ,; n's. but Dr. D s
giving his era a t pr v
the truth, a d if i g a
President Blood Liver y-u
Also for tab In M. M. at
den, N. C.
an
The in u l. .
. , are not s with the t
R. H. writ it of tie East
Training School
mid the celebration in
connection the . on the 12.1.
of November, will be n
of much importance Green
ville and Pitt county, in
interest ; We State,
i it
I id e to .- I is .
m-i .- ab the
r. C commit-
t e I t Prof.
A. Ku I i t i
plans r i . one i h
been on i c
be ;
SHOULD MEET HUM N NEEDS
They Keep Pace With the Rapid
Progress of the World.
Does a decline in church at-
decline in religious interest
When- there are opposing
motives failure in the
remit may be due to a
strengthening of the negative
motives, without a weakening,
and even in of a less in-
crease, of the positive,
conditions of life have
been more changed since the
of steam and
city to manufacture and trans-
than in all the
which preceded. Men
work harder; need more rest and
relaxation; find it leas easy to
secure them without leaving
their own neighborhood or avail-
themselves of the arts of
popular entertainment, while
they find the means both of
travel and of amusement render-
ed easy and inexpensive by the
same civilization that taxes their
energy in toil.
And the remedy No in vain
lament at changed conditions;
not in denying the attractiveness
of the varied possibilities
by civilization, as Dr.
tells us in Church
of in insisting and
demonstrating that the church
also is permanent because it, too,
meets a genuine human need and
la highest of all; because that
need is the deepest and is
supreme element which all other
institutions need in order to
reach their greatest worth and
highest
Just because the motives to
worldliness have been strength-
it is not enough for the
church to do well today as it
did in the past is need-
ed is a church as tar ahead of
its predecessor as the railroad is
than the stage-coach.
people who have
copied their rate of travel over
the earth be satisfied to proceed
toward the heavenly kingdom no
taster than their
ward Root in The De-
for November.
Lani N. C
By i he authority in ma vet ed
by an c ma e in . i i i
n g in I it r
Court, N. W II, .
ii. I r mp m .
leased, i I;. e d I
expose w; the h
bid i the rd nay of Nov-
. at o'clock, a. in., in I be
of i, N. C . a I a -i
of which died d r
and near i d N .
i baa d up into
fa-m and one
and i . town Iota, as m ii
by tn in tin
the Clerk of i
us
II. O. i r Farm No.
as shown a I more
j. es.
No. as shown I
I r el
No.
acres m -r-- r .
Farm J. a said map,
mi r or
V. rm No, s n said map,
acre, n x- r t.
f rm No. on said map,
i s r. or
Farm No , on sad map,
s m re . . .
Farm s. shown
m re e
No. ,. Iv v. on nap.
541- In a i tore or Ii m
F N . . .- i. on aid map,
4-i 6-10 or less.
No. i,
acres more
Also owing
Commissioners Sale.
Pursuant to an r of t
of co n y
entered on the
in a I
L Cora F. Button, C S.
g, . for I.
. . .
c i w I ell, I e
before th house door in Gr
ville, o M -lid y
, I land, in when mis
. ling an i a .- nu e
By the late M s. Alic Harp r
i in the ,
b as
Bi lining on tile --S
. t at he f Ni i.
d t Nor Ii i h
IN th street to V, a i
I t. North u K v.
a hi s I, t
East Sou h feet to s
hence with Eva s St eel S
I West I- feet o the in i
lei g one ha f of let N-.
I i H , It of the new plot of e,
C o a nit g e acre
One c sh
th
be paid within . e month
a St i i secure I by g j;
This I
Frank M. I n. C
ins
Land Sale
virtue of a in t-a -t
t-d by A. L. Jackson
wife, to H. Long, Trustee on
the -h day of 19-9, which
d ad in tr st appears of in the
office o the Register of of
Fill County, ii t L-S page
uncle i n-d sell tor cash
b, the house
ii r in on
d November. the
id in the town of
One lot adjoining the land- of C. P.
C. C U in and others,
. S. B corner
runs his line south
pol i he c- E. feet
to a slake; Dee 1-2
e t the the
toe o sir. et
i 1-et to the ,
t i de , to A. . Jack.-, n by
I. Lawhorn.
Also -in i-id. d one-half in
. I . , Known as tie
. . . lie at a stake
o. . i Street
t I'm n. Q S and
r . a i- a c- of ninety
. .- n tin Jackson's
-i i t; south
I. -t a s e of feet to
; ,. . Cl east t wall
, lot Le inning at a
.- . e on t. S r el r-8 from
t;. o I en Sir eta,
a. w. st Cast to
stake; t north ea t f- t
o he south
u In corn r J. G i
lice with C line south
w s to I j.- on
lie , it Ii ii g he same convened
to . k on J. . T aid
v. e.
i. la icing -old to tin
in said in
I .- .
This the A t day of October,
w. II.
r. G. in s ii S- II, Attorney.,
Certificate of Dissolution
m p,
B t- as shown
I. t- in ,
on s ii m
Loll in K
o id map
in Ii- k C to , as shown
or. .-aid
Lots in s. l to
on s id map.
K I
To all to Who-i Th-- e r s- I-
Whereas, It lo my s ti f
ti m. by e i
forth.
there f D t i- a
map, the st- Io- depot
n my office, that the Gr-
Mills any. i-or rail i i I
this S ate. in ill to . ti ;
County of Pitt. a i l Ca r a
S. Se r l p n.
a t i aid in ill re .
u en who process y tie
hi- complied the r s
fainter , .-f emu
rat pr I mi nary tn iii
this Oil
Now, therefore, I. J Br. n On-
Secretary -f the St i of Cat
do J that the s id
on did on the
on laid file in my . d Iv
t. --n in
iii
n -aid imp,
own
. He HI of
N i . s shown e
the -f
the proceeding a toe
tn my said Iii e a provided by
law.
In Testimony Whereof I h v.- h- re-
unto set h ml and in official
seal, Raleigh, this d of
A. D
J.
Seer of State,
to as shown
Land Sale.
Lot- in i I
on said map
. Lots hi ii
on sail ma
Lots in Block G, lot as shown on
said ma .
I. its in II nor. to as
on Haiti map- By virtue of a deer- of the Superior
to C, as shown mad- the day
on s map of October, mill, in a special
in c
on said m p.
Lot in Bum
map
I Lots in Iii e
ion d map.
Lots in Bluet M I to as shown
J no-. to iii, as shown K f k.
j L. t of J
Knot as shown and hers, I
on Monday, November 8th, i-
I to as shown
on said m p.
i in . N nos, to as shown
on said m-p.
, Lots in h n, O nos. to H, as shown
s id map.
Lots in P nos. to as shown
-on said m p.
Also nos. Ii inclusive front-
on new rad. as s- own on said map.
Alter sailing the lots as
above bed, said will
b red for sale as a whole it being
the intention to accept the bid or bids
which will bring the most money.
All purchasers at aid sale will be re-
quired to it with the Commissioner
ten per cent, of the price
on day of s as an of good
faith on the part of the
the bidder expects to take the property
and tie terms of sale.
for-, the house
sell at lie sale to the highest
a tract of land in F.
town-hip, a,
.- the lands of P, A. Atkinson,
M I. Harris, J. R. and
Iv on the south side of the pub-
road from to
Bluff, containing more or.
less. Term of -ale cash
This the 7th day of October,
K. L. Davis, of I
Blow, John J-m s,
Attorneys. ltd
NOTICE.
Land Sale.
of a decree of the Sup.-r-
of ti made in
e, J. B.
I way, II. Gall-way, et x-
p Iv- undersigned commission-.-
v-n s II for before th-- co
-u . door in at noon, on
November 22nd, h-
of land in
i low ship, a joining the lands
o C I'S Calvin Mills, William
y Mills ado cs, beginning at i-
-a e, sec c me a pat-n
., t- d to Cox ii r en s
to ma I Henry line, now
Ii the s of said Mi Is
a ii run fr.-m thence with the sec n
Ii .-of raid patent south
a line;
well sail -n I line a i-a-t
. . r.-e lo the lo t-
s id ill o ceased; then with
their line to the first station i th
s me Ian i in a d e-1 from
ids ad ii II J
Mils, to Mare I
th 1874, and re it B
x page S-id laid
for partition.
T i the -2nd. of Oct I
J. It. J s
In id
State of N a, In
Coon j, c
dam Fountain, rat r
J against W IX
Potter, L. T. a d
B lit, i.-d wife M mi-
Helton, N. W. and wife
a An Hassell aim
Janus r, the last
mm r i
The defendant L. T. Britt, Gus
tin, N. W. i,
Ella an-i Annie Haas II.
t nonce that a special d
entitled as above, has been
in the Superior court of Pitt counts.
before the clerk, to I the r- a
of J W Potter, deceased, in I-
mike assets for the t of -lei t-;
and the said defendants I
t notice- that they are required to
ear at the office of the said Clerk
the Superior court of said county,
on Wed the 17th day of
in N C. ad
an or demur to the petition and
complaint in laid action, or th-
will apply to the Court or the
demanded therein.
D. C. Moore. Clerk
Jarvis Blow. for plaintiff.
By virtue of the power of sale con-
in a certain mortgage deed
executed and by Arden
Mills and wife Martha Mills to
and Company on the
day of Mac, ma re-
corded in the Register of I office
Terms of one fourth of Pitt North Carolina, in
and in of one, Book x-7, page the undersigned
two and payments will expose to public sale, be tore the
Court H use door in to the
to be secured by mortgage Upon the
land and to bear interest from of
confirmation sale at the rate of six
per cent, per annum.
The ten p r c- above
referred to be counted as a part of end described follows, to
the first cash sale i- con- . adj
firmed, if a e is not confirmed, it will,
of course, be returned.
N. W. CAMPBELL.
Administrator.
Moore Long, Attorneys,
Greenville, N. C.
October 1909.
Notice to Creditors
Having duly qualified before the
of the Pitt
county as administrator of A E.
Dudley, deceased late of Greenville,
Pitt county, N C, ii lo notify all
persons having claims the
estate of laid deceased to present
them to the undersigned twelve
months from this date or notice
will be plead in bar of their recovery.
All person indebted to said estate will
pi- make immediate
Thia 25th day 1909.
8.1. Dudley,
highest bidder on on Monday
, a certain tract or parcel
of land lying I in the county
of I and State of North Carolina
and described as follows, to
Mills, the T. C. estate,
and others, known as part of
the William Mills land containing
more or less;, to a prior
held by the T. C. Cannon
to satisfy said mortgage deed.
Terms of sale cash.
This tilth, day of October 1909.
Harrington Mort-
Skinner and Whedbee
Attorneys Greenville, N. C.
ltd
D. W.
IN
Groceries
And Provisions
-----ii
as
Cotton and
vs on
Fresh Goods kept con-
In stock.
Produce Bought and Sold
DAIRY PRODUCTS.
I have moved my Dairy to the John-
son one mile from town, and am
better prepared than ever to furnish
all Dairy Products. Will make delivery
in town. Phone T 8-4.
S. I. DUDLEY.
He Reflector does job work.
R. L. DAVIS, Pres. J. A. ANDREWS, V.-Pres.
H D. BATEMAN,, Cashier.
The Bank of Greenville
With the Experience of Years.
Board of Directors
And a Capital of
Resources
We are in position to take good care of our old
customers, and also prospective ones.
Business Cordially Solicited.
JAMES L. LITTLE, Cashier
v j. j I Have a
i Jeweler's
Rs or you to
Call or write
me for what you wish.
C. E. Evans.
Furniture And House Furnishing Goods
For Cash or on Installments.
n Building Formerly Occupied by Dispensary, Stock of everything
deeded in your House. Our Pi ices ire low.
BROWN SAVAGE
FOR THE BEST
FURNITURE
and House Furnishing
always co to VanDYKE
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad.
SCHEDULES
Between Norfolk, Washington, Plymouth. Greenville,
and Kinston, Effective April 1st,
a.
a.
ii.
p.
p.
in,
in.
in.
in.
p. in.
p. in.
p. m.
Ar.
Ar.
Norfolk
Hobgood
Washington
Plymouth
Kinston
Ar.
Ar.
P-
a.
a.
a.
a.
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a.
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m.
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in.
m.
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tn.
T. C. WHITE, G. P. A.
WILMINGTON, N.
INSURANCE
C. L. WILKINSON
Bonds, Life and Fire.
i. . .
D. W. Harriet,
GREENVILLE N G
North Carolina
P JOHNSTON.
ENGINEER and
Banning- to
fittings, erecting
all ems
for end
Give a trial.
AU and
left et H. L.
m or
No.
J. S. MOORING
is Urn see toga i
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
C. D. TUNSTALL
Opposite Center Brick Warehouse.
General Merchandise.
Subscribe to The Reflector.
West N. C Oct. 27.-
The
held its convention in our
lat week. While here
tie delegates visited all the col-
departments and
impeded the textile
said one of the mill men.
had no idea any Southern
school was so splendidly
for work The
found the fol
gram of the
tin of interest to
Textile
P. A Ga.
of
Winslow, Clinton. S. C.
The Card A. M.
Charlotte. N. C.
Future of the Spinning
T. F. S- C.
as a Skilled Opera-
Wm. Nelson, Neuse. N. C.
Economy in Cotton
J. F- King, King s
N. C.
watched, with in
st. the battalion parade and
competitive drill on the
fa grounds Wednesday of fair
Many compliments were
pal the cadets for their
and well executed move
mats by military men who
the drill. The judges
At-Gen. J. F. Lt. C
Leinster, and B. F.
agreed that company C,
by E. A.
won the honor of
casing th- colors during
year.
ween was filled with
of uncommon interest at
th college. Throughout the
wk thronged the
cap us, indicating that interest
education rapidly
our foot ball team
the Blue Grass lads by
a ore of to on the local
Since thy Kentucky
are champions of West,
defeat by the A- M. team
little credit to our college.
he medal for stock-judging at
won by C. L. Cruse,
a ember of the junior class.
a little interest was
teed in the contest-
college exhibits at the fair
entire aide the
ea wing of hall. The
department made a
interesting exhibit. The
and mechanical exhibits
we each typical of the high
work of these departments,
F. Massey, form-
head of the
the college
and spoke- briefly to the
Massey is one
known
writers, and is alway a
visitor here.
most prevalent
dry cold weather of the
ear winter months. Parents
of children should be
for it. All that is needed
is bottle of Chamberlain's
Remedy. Many mothers
without it in their
hops and it has never
them. Sold by all drug-
Cl and see P. M. Johnston
in town for general engine
repair work and any-
you may need. Shop op-
Hotel Bertha. w
FOR
DUE ICE CREAM
an be made frozen in
cost
Cent a
o one
J- ICE Powder
a quart of milk freeze.
ii cooking, no nothing
to add. Everything but the
ind milk in the package.
guaranteed.
of the most
ice you ever ate,
ft
I.
at you grocers,
o mail if be does not keep ii.
Ca. U Bey, H. Y.
ease
BROTHER J R. MOORE.
The subject of these
was born on the h day
of April, 1853, and became a
Mason early in life, first joining
King Solomon's No.
N. C. from which h-
to join Greenville
August 21st. 1899.
He was called labor t
October 8th, 1909 Being a
Mason at heart; Brother Moore
was regarded as an upright
and Mason and was much esteem
ed by all who knew him. H
was in bad health several years
before his death. A
member of his church, with
implicit faith in his Saviour.
R- solved 1st. That this
desires to express to his bereaved
family that sympathy which ail
true Masons feel toward all
sorrow and assure them the
will always find our
responsive to the cry of distress
in what ever form it may come.
Resolves 2nd, That a copy of
these resolutions be spread upon
minutes and published in
Orphan and a
copy be sent to his family.
H. Bentley
A. J. Griffin, Com.
C. C. Vines,
The old. old story, told times
without number, and repeated
over and over again for the last
years, but it is always a
come story to those in search of
is nothing in the
world that cures coughs and
colds as quickly as Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. Sold by
druggist.
Good Stories.
The Youth's Companion abounds
in stirring of adventure
and One may describe
an from accidental
another a strange encounter
wild or
beast.
Many of these stories are
true as to facts, and only dis-
guised as to names and places.
A or more such stories
will be published during 1910 in
addition to nearly others
good stories in all, and no
two alike. And this is not count
the serial stories, which it is
d will be considered by
Companion readers as the
best The Companion has ever
published.
Every new subscriber will find
it of special advantage to send at
once the for the new 1910
volume. Not only does he get
the beautiful
for 1910, lithographed in
thirteen colors and gold, but
the issues of The Companion tor
the remaining weeks of
from the time the subscription is
received.
The Companion,
Companion Building,
Boston, Mass.
New Subscriptions Received at
this
When a cold becomes settled
in the system it will take several
treatment to cure it, and
the best remedy to use is
i Cough Remedy. It
will cure quicker than any other,
and also leaves the system in a
natural and healthy condition.
Sold by all druggist.
More Fine Potatoes.
Mr. W. L. Nobles is another
is making a record
raising fine sweet potatoes. He
brought The Reflector some
s, one of them weighing
pounds.
Many school children suffer
from constipation, which is often
the cause of seeming stupidity
at lessons. Chamberlain's
and Liver Tablets are an
ideal to a child,
for they are mild and gentle in
their effect, and will cure p
chronicle constipation. Sold by
all druggist.
Subscribe for The Reflector.
Professional Cards
W. F. EVANS
AT LAW
GREENVILLE, N. C
Office opposite K. L. Smith
-tables, and next door to John I l .
an buggy Cob new
TRUTHFUL
Reads Them with
common Interest.
A lie cit Is hi exp r-
in f I owing st No
than h s can be had
The truthful r. ports of
n is the e t proof in the
world. Read and be convinced.
John G Co t
Greenville Kid-
iv-y Pills in my case surpassed any
r. med I h. pr I.
F- r some time my were
the secretions
frequent painful in When
I read of Kidney b, I
so much impressed I procured a
b-x at Join U Dru,
seemed to go directly to th.- seat
of my trouble and gave me relief a
short time. My were r. d
to condition and felt
in every
sale by ail deal. rs. Price
et Co. Huff Jo,
New York, agents for th United
Slate.
the
take no other.
R. L. GARB
Dentist.
GREENVILLE. N. C.
DR. S HASSELL
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN
Greenville, N. C
Office on Third street, formerly
pied by Dr. Bagwell.
lade
rust
no longer handle Win Fence made by the Trust. Have
received the the famous D WIRE
FENCE- Strictly Independent. Car just
Don't to sec it. B; t Fence Prices.
I.
W. H. LONG
Mo Ore and I
J K
JULIUS BROWN
GREENVILLE. N. C.
Skinner. I
H. H. Whedbee.
SKINNER ft WHEDBEE
I N- C
All ladies coming to Greenville
bopping are invited t
go to the rest room, re
v. ill find everything
You will find them in the
building on Third street. They
are free to
WANTED
AND BOYS
We want Girls and Boys
to work in the
Tarboro Knitting Mills
At Tarboro, N. C.
and in the
Runnymede Mills
Near Tarboro, N. C.
The work is no dust or
dirt and th- pay U good We can
you a in town
of West Tarboro.
A Free Education For Your
Small Children
ii-iv-- at
and
We h V had steady work all the
year. not fear a shut down,
we will work for you every
day.
Come and Sec the Work or Write
GEL IV r. HAL
TARBORO N. C
STILL WITH
The
Mutual Life
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF
NEW YORK.
OLDEST IN AMERICA,
LARGEST
IN
THE WORLD.
Assets over
H. BENTLEY HARRISS
Door to
VILLE. NA
WILMINGTON
STEAM LAUNDRY
The Old Reliable Again Represented
in Greenville
have t k-n th agency
for th Wilmington Steam Laundry,
that the people know the best
work any has represented
here. This is equip-
pt d. cs and delivers when
promised.
Will for a-id deliver your la
or left with Will.
at the store in Dancy I
next door to No r and
he will serve you
c.
Just received Repeating
Rifles, No. made by the i
Swiss government. Cost l
each. We will sell for ten days
at each.
Come and see how we do it.
Baker art
LEAD RS IN HARDWARE
Greenville,
N. Carolina
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF FARMVILLE,
AT FARMVILLE, N. C.
At tin- close of business Sept. 1st.
Seed Wheat,
Oafs, Rye and Barley,
We are not only the
era in Seed Grain in the South, but
i sell the best, cleanest am
heaviest qualities. Our stocks
from the best and
crops, and our
are fully equipped with the
most improved machinery
cleaning. you want superior
crops
Plant Wood's Seeds.
Prices quoted on request
Q Descriptive
full information all
Heeds, mailed
WOOD ft SONS,
Richmond. Va.
Lame back conies on suddenly
and if extremely painful. It
caused by rheumatism of the
muscles. Quick relief is afford-
ed by applying Chamberlain's
Liniment. Sold by all
See P. M, Johnston for your
mill and mill repairs.
All work guaranteed.
If you singing; canary
bird r select gold from
the Bird man and Gold
see or phone B.
Whichard at The Reflector office,
Notice.
By virtue of the power of sale con-
in a in deed execute
I by D. b. to Mi
the day
1908, and y recorded in the
of de d- of Pitt county. North
Carol n in book the u--
will expose public sale,
u the court door in Given
v lie for cash, to the highest .
in Monday the day November,
u, the lowing real
Th cert tin lot and i i the
t of Greenville, N
on west side of street, l
-1 st on St. on ill.
south east corner of T. R. Moore's
thence running in a northerly
h with Evans street
feet, in a westerly direction
with the line of W. T. Hunter's
and I with 11th street. feet,
in a southerly direction with J.
A Wilson's lot and with Wash-
street, in an
Easterly direction with T. K. Moore's
lot aid pare el 12th street,
feet t one
fourth of an MM more or less, to
satisfy said deed.
This day of October, 1909
Lena s, Mortgagee,
J. L. Fleming,
Not Quite
How often you can a l
K W
nail or screw driver or an-
lacking. Have a good
tool box and be prepared for
emergencies. Our line of tools
Is a you could desire,
we will see that your tool W
box does not lack a
useful
I Of Course
j. You get s rs
j Horse Goods t c S
i Corey
Loans stock 810,000.00
Overdraft secured and unsecured Furniture and fixtures Due from Cash 1.680.60 6,718.86 fond Undivided profits less cur. exp and taxes pd 2,868.60 Bills payable
Gold ear. of deposits
Silver coin, including minor coin currency Nut bank and other U s. sub. to cheek 29,427.68 Cashier's Certified
876,888.71
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, County of Pitt,
I, J R. Davis, the bank, do solemnly
swear that the statement is true to the best of my
and belief.
and sworn to before
me, this 10th day of Sept., 1909.
J. A.
Notary
U. DAVIS, Cashier.
R. I. Davis,
B. M. Lewis.
T. L. Turnage,
Directors.
1.1 is ISM. The aim of in m-t by
ruction under t the lowest
tn to furnish
place body, n and heart a
ha. h. -i -n , .
II T. within Ti.
worth
THE LEADING TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IN
pay, all ch the y, t, nm
in. p. ,, i and tuition In i Ii
except and k lo
JAMES CANNON. A
Report of Condition
The Greenville Banking and Trust Company,
At GREENVILLE,
in the State of N. C. at the close of business, Sept. I
Loans and
Overdrafts sec. and
All other Stocks,
house,
and
from Banks A 1-. .
Cash
Silver coin, including
minor coin
National bank
other U. S.
Undivided
Bills
Time 719.04 Sub.
Stall of North Carolina- County of Pitt, .
I. C. S. I ashier. r tho above named bank, solemnly swear that
statement true to the my knowledge I
Subscribed and to before me,
day of Sept, 1909.
ANDREW J. MOORE,
Notary Public.
C.
Correct-
It
I,.
K. U. ,
Directors.
wry
in
DEPARTMENTS
In Charge of Wm. G. MORRIS
Authorized Agent The Eastern Reflector and Rates on Application
FOR TORPID LIVER.
, the whole
and produce
SICK HEADACHE,.
A new lot in. u
dress ill s i
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tor raked,
presSeS, . Call Oil
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have i lot
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tut-.,;
We come to
lid, Have lot
Wad ill town
For ;
all aim I
a,. a. . Huge in u.
Dr. i. i. v-OX
can give a in
nice
Co,
Mr. dins. j. u
.-.-.; Jut received.
barber Co.
Anew of clocks is now noted for two things Dyspepsia. a city
Do You Own a
j It not, and e to own stencils but each one a
you owe it o your r to ex-lard, of acknowledged lame
ma display in the trade, hour d
the White player-pianos of be i
I A display really
There Is no better the
D.
PILLS, at a prove.
Take No Substitute.
general
will take your piano
. change for one of st self
of to. v S
to d of
f. but you I a- et with prices ard taken in e
that stand here a, terms to s it your
, an where.
different makes t elect from, none When in visit c
f,. C., Nov. J. I of those cheap v-
.-----
KS. . water
cut a bright light at ; of not stand
,., . .,.;, t v., by The
Dr. Cox. me-t i the
be all the again. hero November 16th, and Al ,, ,.
. i; continue days
We just I a are being made at
lot. AW Ange Co. I the church for th occasion A
v new supply hardware I large attendance is expected, and Ll
our people open ft, , . , ,,
in entertainment, A . B few . i
the lean.-., the
and we are look- the h, ,.
forward to a great time. v union began
Joe Lang, s employee of .,,.,, B c ,. ,;. ,,, ; ,
the Pitt Co., met with , G Ba ,,. , G ,.
id
f.
v-
d.
in a. V. Ange i Co.
A ii w lot of lamps just in.
Barrington, Co
received a nice
lot of dress goods.
A. Ange i Co.
v i . to
cattle
White.
Next door to Carr At ins Hardware to. store.
THE
R t bad accident yesterday. of J. M. Ben-I
The A. G. Cox Co. a Cotton gin his hand,
a shipment of a solid car of Pitt was caught by the saws, and M Lather with few
county school desk today. The arm was cut up very badly. Dr. men and a few of k.,,.
REPORT Of THE CONDITION OP
BANK OF GRIFTON
AT N. C.
nett, of C V. In the State of at the close of business, 1st,
la continually ii being oat of town. Dr.
rapidly. Better your or Laughinghouse Dixon am-
early. A. G, Cox I nutated the arm and dressed the
Co , Winterville, N. C. wound.
Oysters We have them The services in Baptist
day and Saturday nights. this week are being well
D. Co. attended, we are having
We have lust received a excellent preaching, too.
supply of furniture. Give us a
Forced into Exile
A nice lot dry goods and Wm U; church, of o-k.
. ; ., , , was tn .
notions in. , won d ears a
A. . Ange Co. k g that had defied
Stray up-one black
white spotted bull, about i SB Dr. Kin
year, old; mark under bit i I
Doth ears. Owner oar. gel same , It saves th us years from
RESOURCES.
LIABILITIES.
people.
As brother G. J. tie Overdrafts secured
I Loans and 6.114.41 Stock
ard unsecured
Banking house, Fur-
Fixtures
or, i ad jet arrived.
Kev. R. A Scot
land Neck. elected in
and Pastor I from
secretary. Bankers
Subjects of interest items,
cussed and the spirit of g
Surplus fund
profit.
I ex. tax's pd
Bills payable
, , . I Time certificate
Deposit
Deposit subjects
411.82 .
i Cashier s Checks
outstanding
985.001
606.46 Total
mm ii- cir
.-n.;. was strong.
afternoon was other U. S. notes
more largely attended. l
Friday night introductory , .
sermon was preached ft v. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, County of Pitt,
G. Weldon. j, ; Gardner, Cashier of the
sermon was thoughtful and h swear that the above is tine i
Many spoke in high praise knowledge and belief. G. T. GARDNER,
by paying aim Subscribed sworn to be-
cost. This October Cures morning was devoted I fore me, this 10th day of
J. A. Ii F. No the R. F. JENKINS,
4,000.1
960.1
65.1
; c ii
N. C. guaranteed all excellent and tie attend
Mill for establish-1
known as the
i- now
i good.
Notary Public.
John Z. Bro. i.
C. J.
W. W.
Directors.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
.,., At m. a Baptist church,
or. ;
for sale. It consists of the fol- Today. Friday. P. D. Foxhall. tors and delegates taking part. L ., , B , . p t a.
On.- wheat mill, one; at the Star Branch of the Con- Saturday Mr. BanKing LO.,
corn mill, one work shop with Tobacco Co. sold Johnson, of editor i AT N. C.
boring machine, band saw, plain-702 pounds of tobacco for of Charity and Children, puke
rip saw a blacksmith 2.661.10. an average of 112.26. on the as At the close of business, Sept., 1st, 1900.
shop. For further information of a E. E.
apply to W. H. Smith, sales by of Neck, with; Resources Liabilities
ville, N. C. I M. K Smith at at j telling effect few minute discounts
Mr. Mis. John Smith were If at at at spoke en and Religious j Overdrafts secured
visiting relatives in at average j Liberty. I and unsecured profits less
Sundry. i P. B. -890 Sunday morning at o'clock fixture.
Geneva Edwards, a W. at Prof Wilson, of j,,,,. and 2,091.90 Time certifies
H. S. student, spent Saturday at at at conduced a Sunday school mass I
and Sunday at her home in average meeting with excellent attend-1 minor currency 1,917.92
Capital Stock
Surplus fund
country.
meeting with excellent attend-1
nod interest. Ail
Misses Kate Chapman and N A. the
Hattie left her.- Saturday lie. at at rt invited to attend which they did ,.,, . , ,. , ,, ,
to r , STATE OB NORTH CAROLINA, County of Pitt,
l take at at L W. a Cashier of the above-named bank, do sol-
their school. The sermon that the above statement is true to the best of my
earl Forbes, of at by Dr. K. T. of knowledge and belief. W. H. Cashier.
Subscribed sworn lo he
ville, spent Saturday and Sunday at at at I ind of Mere,
with Misses Patti Evelyn at College, no man can
w. and returned home Mon-72 at average He was fore y
went w her day. L R at a severe cold, but the s-
home yesterday . was excellent. Many
treat spent Monday at a- at were present
people deserve
E. U. Cox, J. L. ad O. W. great credit for their attendance
. . . ., , i and excellent entertain-
went to Ayden Sunday AVERAGES YET. A good was
taken for the pews have
log a.
. School
are you, ate
o. Mtg,
Co. .-.
P. A. Edmundson spent
day In Kinston-
Mrs, M. G. .-, bes
been visiting her mother, n
is. d horn ten
O- W. Rollins and F. A. E
rakes Then at the Star
. A Scalded Boy's Shrieks.
0.1 and Mi . Mail.
Ni v 2-. . d 3rd. P. D. F- x . Ky who , t,
j . f . ail h; would K
th- Star warehouse ton's Salve co-ed him.
To- tor barns, s, cuts, c v.;.,
wounds, bruises. Cures r
all
o . ,
-old 50.8 pounds of
for S on rut,
. f
I .
E Buck at
a ,
cs
Flour at
Attention is called .
of Jonathan
who has st i i; d a flour
attended
at country. boils,
a nice lot j, c. ft
and J attended the
a Co dedicatory services of the pi .
Mia. Ai. u. is visiting church at Sunday
her mower, near tots Miss Belva Dixon
wees was en route . r
went to k Branch, where
on
d- wing sale from T. H. King has been .-
up. a. W. a meeting a.
i Bare
Point, came evening to ports a good matting,
spend Saturday
through our town Monday n-
Anew lot of dry goods and route fa W . barrels of flour he can grind
notions of all L J- of con, meal ard
at Harrington, Co. . am representing the oldest J -lo ; at,, m a w hominy
vent to and Life and Fire
Green, Friday. I insurance companies in the world. f
Salt received in bank building at
, at at Washington with a ca
at of barrels per day. This
prove a great convenience
-15.0, to those who raise wheat
at . at can Bet
t Mn a
at at feet with
floors, and in to the
i Overdrafts secured
and unsecured
I Furniture and
Demand loans
from and
Silver coin, including
minor currency
Nat hunk and other
U. S
Total in
JO
6,000.00
4.500.00
8,000.00
Deposits sub to check 21,440.33
Reserve for interest
and taxes
Total
Staton,
M. Jones.
M. O.
Notary Public, j Directors.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF WINTERVILLE,
AT WINTERVILLE, N. C.
At close of business, Sept.
Resources Liabilities
Loans and discount Capital stock 16,000.00
Surplus fund 650.00
Undivided profits, less
expenses and taxes pd 432.00
Dills payable 5,000.00
89.98 Time of deposit 203.20
Deposits subject to ck 8,180.66
Total
STATE NORTH CAROLINA, Pitt County,
We, J. E Green, Cashier and F. A. Asst. Cashier
of the above-named hank, do solemnly that the above state-
is true to the best of our knowledge and belief.
F. A.
Asst, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to be-
fore me, this 10th day of Sept.,
U. II
Notary Public.
J. E. GREEN,
Cashier
A. G. Cox,
R.
J. F. Harrington,
Directors
at I
new lot can supply your j Roes, Winterville, N. C. at at
needs. A. W. j The price paid for
Mars who Turkeys, geese, eggs, at A. W.
has been reviewing her studies Ange it Co's. Turkeys a special
in school here, to her
h me at Saratoga to luxe
charge of
at
aver-
Miss Lil i at
holidays. a at
An light been w l
in at the artesian well. This average
E SYRUP
CONFORMS TO NATIONAL FOOD AND DRUGS LAW.
by MEDICINE CO. CHICAGO. U. A.
FOR SALE BY JNO. WOOTEN.
D. J. Editor and Owner
in to Fiction.
One Dollar Per Year
VOL. No.
PITT TY, NORTH CAROLINA, NOVEMBER I COO.
No.
WHIRLED TC
IN
Dashes Tree at
Speed
CASTS GLOOM OVER
Ex-Senator Instantly Killed,;
Mr. Harry Skinner, Jr., Dies en Route
to Hospital. Messrs. Flanagan
and Hear Death
MANY SYMPATHETIC MESSAGES
Being From AM Parts of N
C sad Other Slates by Families of
the Killed and
Will be Held Sunday. .
No more horrible automobile
accident has bean d in
North Carolina than that which
occurred here late Friday after
Greenville was never
more shocked and saddened than
by this terrible disaster.
Mr. E. O. Flanagan had three
f is -ex J. L. Flem-
and Messrs. Harry Skinner,
Jr., and S. C. for a
ride in his machine.
gone out the sand-clay road, and
this road affording an excellent
track tor speeding Mr
driving his machine at
high rote. When opposite the i
home of Mr. J. J. Jenkins on the
place some lumber wagon-
were just ahead, and when Mr.
Flanagan turned out to pass
these he lost control of the ma-
chine and it plunged against
tree. The terrific compact with
the tree turned the machine over
and it was a complete
being broken into many pieces.
A ridge in the side of the road
caused it, at the it
running, to strike the tree about
five feet above the ground.
Mr. Fleming, who occupied the
left rear sat, must have tried to
jump from car, as he was
hurled a great
or feet, and falling on his head
in the road his neck was broken,
death resulting almost instantly.
Mr. Flanagan was caught
under the machine with much
its immense weight on ins breast
and shoulder. In this perilous
position it is a wonder every par-
of life was not crushed out
of him. It was with difficulty
that he was released, and he was
unconscious when taken out but
soon regained consciousness.
He was suffering terribly when
to his home. Three ribs
were broken, shoulder badly
hurt and bruises more less about
his body.
Mr. Skinner received a
skull by striking his fore-
head in the fall, but was at first
able to sit up and talk about
the accident. He became
conscious before reaching the
home of his Col. Harry
Skinner, and soon after arrival
there was hurried to the Norfolk
Southern depot and started
to a hospital in Richmond, Dr.
L. C. Skinner and Mayor H. W.
Whedbee him.
After the sad
news come back that Mr.
SKinner died there.
His father was away from
home at the time of the accident,
and after much effort he was
located in Wilmington where the
sad news of his sons death was
communicated to him. The At-
Coast Line officials
a special train to take Col. Skin-
to Wilson, and from there
he accompanied the remains
home this morning. One sister,
Miss Lottie, was visiting in
to s
ed h r. she
through the c . .
here about mid i
Mr. I
injured of any
While no ,
ho w
was rendered u .-
was
for in
sell was out x. I
visit on the s in
led these
a few f r
Coming to Mr
doctor saw i m
tr
and no d HI i
quickly pi
Several p
saw the ac -i
the scene i
J. J
whose horn M
ed heroic s-
first to arm
the
Flanagan.
News of t-i
doctors a
citizens i i
injured were
homes a .
the lifeless
Ml taken hi ii
wife and n,
only a hid
been joyously aw I com-
of I ; fa; to
supper.
The entire was
shrouded in i he de-
accident and every
heart was touched sorrow.
All this of
telegraph and , e mes-
sages con. to and
friends of the lea
breathing,
i i
i .
A.,.
i nation
I i H in
-ill .
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Pitt up
Dar i .
course
i ii.- ill His
.- s lawyer t
w rapidly i to prominent
. us He v s
elected senator from
and served with
mm honor. It was he wen
the session of inti
secured the of h
to establish th- But I
i- a Training School
was most in the cam
following thats cured this
for Greenville.
In 1899 he Miss
White, of Greenville, and is Mir-
. by th- wife three
small Children. He leaves a
brother. Dr. M I. Fleming, of
Hamilton, and two sisters, Mrs.
f Nana Brown Mrs. J. B.
Toe White, of Greenville,
He was a member of the
, id Masonic, and Odd
lows fraternities, and was held
Ken high esteem,
w ho
Mr, Larry Skinner, Jr, in Jury
Mr. J. L -y o .
.;,. .,. was thy to Pitt
. a for . P t
re Superior
the e re- morning with Judge O. H. Guion
with d
f c .
young men presiding and Solicitor C. L. Ab
were of the terrible . i State.
mobile wreck The following were drawn as
The attendance the W.
Brown, Foreman, W J. By-
an, Richard Wingate. N. O.
HARRY SKINNER, JR.
Mr. Harry Skinner, Jr, was
born in Greenville July 25th,
1882. In his boyhood and youth
he attended the Greenville Male
Academy and after finishing
there went to School at
, m was very i, r , the
being estimated in the
r It looked like not
a I of there.
from the
and towns
i pay their respects to the dead.
ad was bowed in sorrow,
heart felt the touch
sadness at the loss of two
men. mingled with
y for thus- most
r The floral tributes
many, c being h d
in view coverings f hi
is.
funeral service of Mr.
H i -.-, Skim r, took
m. thy horn- of
father. Col. Harry r,
and was conducted by
Gallagher of New A
the churches of the town were
at this hour out of respect
for the deceased The
w in the Episcopal cemetery,
the pl bearers being as follows
Active-Rev. B. F. Huske,
Messrs. J B. HiggS. F. M.
Wooten, J. B. James, Julius
W. F. Evans, A. .
Moore, R. W. Ward. F. J.
Forbes. R C Flanagan, W. B.
i Wilson, Jr., Alex. Blow, Jr., L.
Oxford, then to the University. W- Tucker, A. White, T. M.
Completing his college course he R l Carr, Harry White
and W. H. Jr. Honorary-
sympathy
North
States. Ph.
touched the ha
it was in
. also studied law at the
I injured, j obtained license to practice
of 1904, admitted to the bar
a over in Greenville and became a
I m other of the firm of Skinner
accident I Whedbee, of which his father,
where Col. Harry Skinner, wad the
Ski on
J. A- Giles. B. W. Moseley, F.
G. James. A. L. Blow, Sr.,
H. Long, T. R. Moore, W.
W. L Brown, W. M
King, J G J. L. Little.
J. R. R. Williams, D. C.
Mi re, D. J. Whichard, Or E.
C.
. j re, J. n
Skinner was the bast lawyer to his age in A j,,, H c R
u i. o.
n .
The
will .
Sunday morn. The funeral of Mr. J. L.
church interment as having one of t finest
in E pal cemetery, minds with which they had com- took place a. clock p m
The funeral Fleming will in contact. Be special f
take place at o'clock Sunday personal clerk to his father residence by
Hodges, J. L. Buck, , L.
an. W. A. Garris, W. T. est.
J. A. H. If. Bullock,
Richard Harris, W. D. White-
H. B. Smith. Robt rt Pitt-
man, J. Cox. J. C. Gas
kins G. B. Haddock, W. C.
j In the beginning of his charge the other
Ito the grand jury, Judge Guion fit
expressed his sympathy to the
community in the great
had it in the terrible
a few days ago He
said that o him personally
was one of the greatest shocks
he Had been called upon to bear.
During his previous here
he had become greatly endeared
to the men whom God had seen
fit to so suddenly take away
They were men of whom any
community might feel proud.
The community has a
that will be felt for years,
and the loss to the bar of the
court is a treat one. He he
felt it in his heart at the opening
o court to express the grief
he felt over this calamity, and
to send through the grand jury
a message of heartfelt sympathy
to the people of the community-
I Notwithstanding we face such
la calamity, continued Judge
there are duties
must be discharged by those of
us who are left to discharge
them, and proceeded to call the
attention of the jury to matters
that would likely come before
.,,,
. i
,;
ea i b
Bryant, y
rot
Smith u a
affray, Cuba Smith ca I d and
S m Smith .
tin W. I removing
plead- guilty, judgment suspend-
ed payment of co I
J ii on Fleming, disturbing re-
worship, pleads guilty,
fined and c
Arthur H
Gray. Louis Foster, w.-- . Hen-
Mitchell, B b
and G Wooten, gambling,
plead guilty, judgment
ed as to and -1,
fined . and
R D.
deadly RU
judgment -u
mint of
Bro am. carry a-
ed weapon, pleads fined
a-.
carrying con-
weapon, fined and
Cost-,
Jim Tim
Tripp, selling wine, plead
Judgment suspended as to Bob
Tripp. others tin -d one-
third of costs e. ch.
William Faircloth and Charlie
Mab.-y affray, Faircloth fined
and imprisoned five months,
Mabry fined and
five months
Charlie Mabry, carrying con-
v. pleads guilty,
fined and imprison-
ed three months,
John Dickens, carrying con-
pleads guilty,
judgment suspended upon pay-
Williams, assault with
pleads guilty,
i upon pay-
them for consideration. He said;
that with excellent oft,
the solicitor at the last court he f
had hoped that the docket at this
afternoon from his late residence,
under the of thy
ti I
will b
sketches of the two men
killed must bu brief
today, as under the great stress
of grief and sorrow into
the community is plunged we
can only now mention some
instances in the life of each that
come to mind the time. Later
more suitable tributes will be
published Daily Reflect r
the United States District At- Cock. The body was then taken
office, and rendered
this position. in Fellows
in C fact he was th. main dependence ed
of his father, largely having the of each of these orders, and
direction of all business. borne to Cherry hill
Harry Skinner, Jr. was a whereat the the
most tender hearted and amiable Masonic burial ceremony
young man, very social and
lovable in his nature, and was a
favorite with everybody. His
life was pure and marked with
exceptional morality, and the
highest sense of honor and in-
marked ail his
Besides the father and step-
mother, he is survived by three
sisters, Misses Winnie, Nellie and
Lottie Skinner, one half brother,
Francis, and grandmother, Mrs.
P. C. His step-moth-
is a sister of his mother, and
idolized and loved him as her
own son.
JAMES FLEMING,
L. Fleming, who was
instantly killed in the automobile
accident Friday evening, was a
son of the late Mr.
Fleming, and was years of
age. He was born in Pitt county,
miles from Greenville, and in
his youth was a student of
Greenville Male Academy under
Prof. W. H. Upon
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Lang
invite you to be present
at the marriage of their daughter
Alice Priscilla
to
Mr. Wesley Nichols Martin
Tuesday afternoon,
November the twenty-third
nineteen hundred and nine
at three o'clock
Presbyterian Church
Hickory. North Carolina.
was conducted, the other lodges
acting as escort of honor
There were about two hundred
members of these orders in the
procession, members from many
neighboring lodges being pres-
The pail bearers were
Messrs. H. R. C.
Flanagan, J. F. Davenport, F. M.
Wooten, D. E. House, C. C.
R. O. T. J.
Jar vis, A. L. Blow, Sr., F. G.
James, F. C. Harding, D. C.
Julius Brown, J. B.
James. W. F. Evans W. H.
Long, E. B. W. H.
Jr., J. L. Wooten, B. E. Parham,
J. W. Ferrell, O. L. Joyner. O.
W. Harrington, C. T.
J. J. Harrington, R. W. King,
S. Charles Laugh-
L. C. Skinner, E. A
R. L- Carr and D. L.
James.
it rm would be a light one. But
the contrary was found true,
for in a few weeks about
cases had accumulated indicating
that there are people in the
county who are indifferent to
keeping the law.
The judge then called attention
to a number ct and ex-
plained them. On the law
citizens to do three days work
a year on the roads of their com-
Judge Guion gave some
of the best good roads doctrine
that has been heard in this
county. He said that the idea of
I men going out with pickaxes
shovels to work on roads, when
by the payment of a cents
tax this would be
seems absurd. The worst Wot
on Eastern North Carolina
poor roads, and for this reason it
is far behind the counties
west.
of costs,
The grand jury found s true
bill for against George
W. Parker charged with killing
Cobb.
Jesse larceny, not
Preston P. ice, larceny, guilty,
sentenced four months on roads.
J. A. assault with
d. we need
thirty day a on roads.
Ed. larceny.
guilty, sentenced to State prison
for months.
Glass ow Baker, failure to work
roads, guilty.
Gray, larceny,
Frank Forbes, assault with
deadly weapon, pleads in
three c .-
D, con-
pleads guilty,
u, pleads
ended upon pay-
of C
. R. carrying
People up there do not weapon, pleads guilty.
out to work their own roads, suspended upon
bond their communities and
people to go out and build good
roads. Down here roads can be
built for one-fifth what they cost
the western counties. The I sentenced
interest on a bond issue sufficient
of
Bob Smith, larceny, pleads
guilty, sentenced to State
or twelve months.
Dixon, guilty,
twelve months on
Carlie Bonds, larceny, guilty.
to build good all over your John Henry Jones, larceny.
Just received a new line of
furs at Pulley Bowen's
Railroad Ships Destroyed.
New Bern, N. C, Nov. 6.-
The Norfolk Southern Railway
shops and round house were
totally destroyed by fire this
morning, including two engines
will not cost the guilty, judgment
it would to hire ponded upon payment of costs,
to go out and work a defendant being only years of
day on the roads for him, and
wear and tear on team
John Latham and Sam Bryant,
in plead guilty.
year would save enough to
I. G, W. Sugg, larceny, guilty.
W. B. Brown, foreman of
taxes on the bands for five years.,
, j n grand jury, advising the court
Judge Guion s entire charge wag u ,,
,.,. .,. ,. was of a nature to educate and further, he was
and a number of coaches and box uplift all who heard it C. was m .
cars. The loss is estimated at The been from
far disposed of at this term of
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