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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 I. . . I o I . . . I Ci . can b. X. A .- . . . . . t .-,. . L. i. . i-. .,. ,. j . in. . . . a Co, Lev. .;. , . tier Sp.- . . I III I,., . ;, a. comfortable i . an coil or A. o. d . . i. ,; Co. v. . v.- i. j the r- J. I i . . jurors in N.-v returned Dome tor raked, presSeS, . Call Oil us. ix I Jo. E. J. lo .- mil In v .- u. ,. . Carrying a . v. .-.-. i are I it. Service, -v. G. v--. . j o . . iv ;,, i Co. have i lot v. IS J. . A. cox -I Ki C--. 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 . n ,. R IN SESSION. 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 . .

You to inspect our line of Tailor Made Coat Suits, Skirts, Raincoats cut on latest models, and our prices an less than el We are a beau line of Dress Good the season's nicest weave colorings. Full Hue Fine Laces and Embroideries always on hand Pharmacy FIVE POINTS Everything New and Modern by an experienced druggist, using only NEW AND FRESH DRUGS. , i A full line of Fine Stationery, Toilet Supplies, Cigars, Tobaccos, and everything handled by A First Class Drug re WEEKLY Let us point out features superiority in Ralston Shoo. Made over lasts, fit from the and need no Genuine oak tanned other materials of equally Si . his. be duplicated I'll except high-priced custom makers. can choose no more he- coming model than this No. Gun Metal Blue Last Union her Another one NEXT WEEK, J. R. J. G. Greenville, N. C. A fresh lot just received. OFFICES OF DR. IN THE REAR . J GETS THERE. N. C. Nov. 5.1909. Monk, Davis Co. sod today in p at an average of We give low Bums the prices. Come to and Bee If what Monk, Davis Co., are doing for their rs- S, A. Carr-10-1 at at at at at at average Brooks Davis-170 at at at at -12 at at at at at at at at at average Mrs. Lillie at at lie, at 12.-. at at at at aver- age Complete line of men's kid gloves and woolen gloves, at all prices Pulley Elegant writing materials, pound paper and envelopes a specialty Coward Wooten's. The Reflector does job work. LOCAL BRIEFS. Subscribe to the Reflector. K p The R fleet r piano test in mind. messenger b Postal Telegraph . sat Coward Wooten's, always fresh. Then is nothing better. We have a complete boys underwear at JO cents a suit. Pulley Anthracite, lump and other grades of Coal, quality, prices to per ton. Phone II Complete line of k d gloves, in black, white, green, blue and tan. Pulley Row en, Buck's Hot Blast coal heater save i You ought to one. Taft Vandyke. We have a nice lire of to wear with hoes, Price and cent pair Pulley Bower-J CENTRAL COMPANY J. F. DAVENPORT, Manager. Cold Weather Waits for no Man Do you realize the significance of the above sentence The days may be very pleasant now, but before many days we shall need the Winter Suit, the Overcoat, and the heavy Underwear. We have a store full of wonderful bargains in these lines and the wise man or woman will take advantage of the golden opportunity and buy them while they are cheap. We will sell the best checked homespun at cents per yard on Monday, between the I I and I a. m., and and 3.30 p. m. C. T. POOR All Visit-rs Far, Wilmington, N. C, N it The . .-. r flow of th of vi tax upon any at the rush of people to mi . ton Taft Tot , N vein 9th, will find an p pro vision has been a Iv to provide them and to eat. I commit tee on Mr. Thomas H. man, has in the G II I m the southeast con., r Princess sire . . an some room, I i i floor t co r, i h . with i a long distance telegraph U ion, forth we s conveniences The on has a of every and has m boarding leases, residences h . be had. v, n . rooms i numerous h throughout the city. A i tent will De on ii headquarters to Stopping p and desire to secure in advance can Thomas H. Wright, u sir. . quarters will be big banner, at the i there will be. d visitors to t.-r.- . f Habit , N Y . Nov. 2-Prof. s in a lecture a i y. I evils i cigarette from the physical side, us b, careful i in a ;. re made clear. was shown th it non users of b gained about more than i. i i i ii . . t s. an cure C I- i . n vi . man, I I. in i in ii e i more similar a i b, of c i ion . i h ii the the . I the highest grade i i from the use a cold settled -fin it take several in to cure it, and e i. r- on to use is h It II . quicker than an other, so leaves the system in a and healthy condition. ail most i the cold early of young children i- , pared for it. Alt is a bottle of Cough K- are never without I homes and it has IV pointed them. Sold gists. . i in r , , The Trustees of Carol Tan. School request your presence th Inauguration President Robert H. on Friday morning, the twelfth, hundred and me at ten Greenville, North Carolina The is an exact I the invitations which are being sent out to the inaugural monies of mt Wright, j November 12th. the z n; of Greenville and Pitt county. in keeping with their proverbial hospitality, have indicated heir desire to take part in these monies, no invitations will be sent to any person in the town or county except to teachers. But it is expected that every citizen will feel that this is his and his occasion, and that he will be present if possible. If any citizen of the town or county has friends to whom he would like to have invitations sent, this will be done, provided he will send a list of the names with address, to C. W. Wilson, chairman of the committee. Greenville Lady Take Part. publishing on t of meeting the Door I. Association of , N. Y. the Evening Times mention id m th- program . ire. will interest to K read. A-ere Price, which added much pi i and Mrs. James was thoroughly artistic dial cc recitations s a Southern woman, she . perfect accent and brings i of South i both before and I i war to upon her school children suffer which is often . ; seeming stupidity mis. Tablets are an o give a child, they are mild gentle in will cure even t constipation. Sold by mm TRUTHFUL S SiCS it com t.-. Raw if nettle .- i TO .-r- to-day; Mention this o n .- lb la I of s-es . ii- --t Boa for The . i of the pack a box Annie L. ion W to m a c i their r in I. by in- i every in -m ii and others who vi i i be n . ii ii ; . Greenville Reads Them with Interest. i In hi in the t No bet than Ii I can be had. The r- is of friends i n is the I proof in the worM. ea be Lat am. Co i Gr Kid- i y i it in c t r I t r- inn I j I V r my were j red, the h ml I ii. Damage. When II real of Kidney , I ill i I procured ox n . W S . re , ii.-v ii to directly to the Boat relief in a i hurl i me. My hi s r d i t . ii n m.-i felt i in i v- y ante by all de I r . i.-. K- Mill u n Co. lo, . fork, , i ii.- for th United State. item mi. r Mi.- name i e y I E no longer handle Wire Fence made by the received the agency for the famous D Independent Car load Don't to sec it. t at Best Prices. Ali h p In l, ii . . i rooms, re I- Ii id hi in i he i -tr. see P. M. w en in fur engine d repair work and you may need. Shop op- Ho el Bertha w hi Hardy. afternoon at ;. at the home of and Mrs W. Arnold, with whom rids hand been living for past three years, Miss Mary and Mr. John R. May were married, Mr. Arnold officiating. It being a quiet home marriage only a few friends were present. They received a number of very pretty presents. Mr. and Mrs. May left for his home in the try. Popular Makes a Statement W. a ha at last obtained f r remedy hey lo u I. If u w r the e or p in i he a I'm eh. i lie tongue u . bi . if then i i ii sir in Live. will core you d not W. p rs I ii i nu in-. r , U and ma e per- in-i i r s of Com . i and I. r round s These are i i. ti n s, but Dr. s . hi- i a chance t pr.-v . . a d ii n- r it-has i u a en box ii Liver you . not with o t Br ii fur your money solo a b. M. at d ii, N. C Notice to Creditors. as Administrator E deceased, late of Grifton Pitt county, N. C. this is to notify all ,. claims against the e a e of -aid to exhibit them to the undersigned on r before r, 1910, or i o- , n e will be pie n bar their re All in- indebted to said will make immediate pay- This her 1903. P. G. J Son, in ltd Just received Repeating No. made by the Swiss government. Cost each. We will sell for ten days at each. Come and see how we do it. WANTED G AND BOYS We want Girls and Boys to work in the Tarboro Wills At Tarboro, N. C. and in the Mills Near N. C. work is light, no dust or dirt and p h good We can you a house in th.- town of or West Tarboro. A Free Education For Your Small children have good at Tarboro, and We h had steady work all the year. Do not fear a shut down, we will have work for you every day. Come and See the Work or Write GENERAL MANAGER TARBORO LEAD RS Hart N HARDWARE Greenville, N. Carolina , i nil i ii mi i ii in ii i i-v-. MORTGAGE SALE. By virtue of a mortgage executed delivered by It. L Hill and wile, and D. H J h and wife, to V . lames, on the day of March, i which appears of rec r-l in the he of of Pitt in Re the will f r cash, at on i the before the court house d o in G N. C., the I o lo ins describe One kit in the of situated on west side of the A. V, L. ad nor h side of the N. S. OF THE CONDITION OP THE BANK OF FARMVILLE, AT FARMVILLE, N. C. At 1-;. 1909. Resources 6.718.80 and Overdrafts and unsecured roads car the raid two r a lire and fixtures and being same leased from the N. from A S. receiver . and the ice plant and all the m fixtures every kin i ms de top with the used in g on the Silver Coin, including business by J. minor coin currency Al o one r in the town , b.-i-i f; at a It on tin- 1- at. and went aide It. extended and running with I Fifth street I to a lake; thence a southerly course lot ore hundred a. d twenty STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, County of Pitt, SR Nat bunk and other U. 1,880.26 Notes Total Liabilities Capital stock 110,000.00 Surplus ii ml Undivided profits less cur. exp and tuxes pd Rills payable Time of deposits i s Bub, to Cashier's Certified Total 127.68 10.00 176,888.71 See P. M. Johnston for your mill supplies and mill repairs. All work guaranteed. MAKE ICE CREAM FROM WATER and a small quantity of condensed milk, if fresh milk cannot be had. near. milk , . . mill to on On. ICE Total. Mix all together thoroughly and freeze. Don't heat or cook it; don't add anything else. Thia two of lee cream in at very small cost. AND YOU IT Straw at all Book Tin fur U, U q, t 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. Wood's Seeds. Good Farmer. Mr. J. B. of Content- is another farmer who does things, and believes in making his farm show results. He not think he is doing much in the way of cotton unless he makes over a bale to the acre, and when it comes to potatoes he raises them on a large scale. Mr. tells us that he has dug a little over one-fourth acre of and got bush- els of fine marketable potatoes besides about bushels of slips He brought The Reflector six of these yams that weigh pounds and more than fill a peck measure. cl Seed Wheat, Oats, Rye and Barley. We are not only the largest deal-Q en In Heed in tho but sell the beat, cleanest and heaviest qualities. Our stocks are secured from tho best and largest- yielding crops, and our warehouses are fully equipped with tho best and most improved machinery for cleaning. It you want superior crops Plant Wood's Seeds. Prices quoted on request Descriptive full information about all, Heeds, mailed free. WOOD ft SONS, Va. f the bank do solemn, o the Ii ginning, being the tot swear that the Statement IS true to the nest the old ice plant formally st. This November the 1909. f, G. JAMES, Notice. By virtue of the r of sale con- tamed in a mortgage deed executed and delivers i by D. B. Johnson to Miss Lena Forbes on the h day March 1908, and y record d in the I of de d of County, North Carol in book page the expose o public re the court door in Gr. en v He tor cash, to the highest i on Monday the day of November, j in t in- in I Th certain lot and being i the t of Greenville, count-, N C., on west side of Evans street, lie- ginning a on Evans St. on the south east corner of T. R. Moore's lo , thence running in a northerly on parallel with Evans street feet, thence in a direction the line of W. T. Hunter's lot and and with 11th street, feet, thence in a southerly direction with J. A Wilson's lot and on street, feet thence in an Easterly direction with T. K. Moore's lot and el 12th street, feel t the beginning, containing one fourth of an acre more or less, to satisfy said deed. This 14th day of October, 1909 Lena Mortgagee. J. L. Fleming, edge and belief. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 10th day of Sept . 1909. A. Mew I I DAVIS, Cashier. Correct K. L Davis, B, M. Lewis. T. L Directors. --XI Quite low often you can get a . thing nail or screw driver or lacking. Have a good , tool box and be prepared for emergent las. Our line of tools is a you desire, and we will see that your tool box does not lack a single useful article. Of THE BLACKSTONE SCHOOL in 1894. Tho of Is net forth by II instruction . . , , . by th- Church, not to f-u. a place where can be thorough in body. t a coat. The object ha. been fully out that as a II T HI. to-day. with He faculty of SI. THE LEADING TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IN VIRGINIA. pays all for the year. the table hoard, room. heat, laundry, medical attention, culture, and lull on Ii y T and elocution. Apply for and h ti REV. JAMES CANNON. JR. M Report of Condition The Greenville Banking and Trust Company, At GREENVILLE, in the State of at the close of business, Sept. I. Lame back comes on suddenly and if extremely painful. It is caused by rheumatism of the muscles. Quick relief is afford- ed by applying Chamberlain's Liniment Sold by all druggist. You get Horse Goods Of Corey RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts, Overdrafts sec. and 2,632.17 All her Stocks, Bonds and Mortgages. Banking house. Furniture and Fixtures, Demand Loans Due from Banks Cash Items Silver coin, including all minor coin currency National bank and other U. S. notes 1,000.00 27.780 709.20 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock. Surplus fund, Undivided profits, net Notes and bills Bills payable, Time 24.719.04 Sub. Chit. 96.107.32; 424.68 2.028.72 104.90 17,500.0 4,845.70 122,885.08 Total Total J State of North Carolina-County of Pitt, I C. S. Carr, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that statement is true to the beat of my knowledge and belief. C S. CARR, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me, Correct- this 14th day of Sept. 1909. J. MOORE, Notary Public. R, O. J L. E. G. Directors. ; v,.

w-w a w year km equal to the Gwen in accident title has never failed yet, and these net, do so tins time, even the has not Tl burning Norfolk d. , . from the shades A Wee. I D. J. WHICHARD, GREENVILLE. NORTH i i i . a iii Six Month O w One Year I N. . I Bern op way I other I t want the grief. lion of K I busy. i- Advert int. magi be m t the in Th. Building, corner t, r . W ,,,.,. . l reel. of the Entered in the at Greenville mom. t is N. C., -i I as mail m U i 1909. . had time lie cam I eve raise a i They could not pull off election in Kentucky killing j ear. II . j a A- The lei mi without acquit Char i . a l v i i ion. Evening the statement paper was in the hands ; receiver two ago I indebtedness i s in. time has n wiped , m, u r is no nil II I h I cir i ion Th it a . ; I for he in v. V of The Tin i ill ii ,. ; N III die i on SM D of From St to New exhibited I -aw the finest civic and public by the people of any All the people ran John H. an great ions r n i m trip down Mi r, from St. Loots written by Mi . w Orleans, as of for the i to the Golf .,.,. i Association last , Thursday, and most en- to a prominent . r -11111 v u i- H man v. peg in-. was fr i r i to i I- I. tin ;. pie of consider the in an Busier, Better the ho r i great credit. is the slogan adopted for but we the capitol city. It i the . When it comes to city slogans, none sounds better to the Greenville, yours you in. r the y Judge . de his charge tn gr i . . y M in lay i much c . u, r to pay a or on enough bond . . roads all m et ; IN. S I. i 1.1 El. V i s of V i. county than it is to have to is about to be crowd- ii ii. . days in the year to . the as the law res. the present id men mil them we will have nu r i I-. but with a l- ed off the stand by the I work men an I id, gag and ml sue be easily built. Ii,. , i.- I. .- I, pi- i , . i ll tr II I t. . r. i North . i a . i . r. 1873 I. he has . in Mary i, in is ll y g i e i hook worm the eh i them, s i- hat a s i. near mi pi uncertain is life, and how l . I quickly joy is turned into . sorrow all . world L.,,,, s , for a moment . u ; sorrow today is felt by all. . vigorous men, j ,,, the prime of life and with the n ,;, is a symptom and ,.,,. many years of us.- Sen bookworm there are remarkably ml , .,,. . .;. ,. before them. few who not need treatment, loss ,. Green I e e learned will . third Tl i. ham; Sin Man ii I. The farmer who has not saved enough hay has failed to take advantage of the pretty fall weather. Don't everybody try to have hookworm in order t get some of that million dollars spent on them. The office seekers will welcome the return of President to Washington, They can pounce down on now. The Reflector would like to bear every man in county talking good roads It would be a noise worth listening to, Wilmington covered herself with great credit in reception entertain accorded President Taft on Tuesday. rapid y rising Tin people iv r. miss The ville should -ho. in I . . i pleasure ride and in a moment there i an for that brings two to untimely graves, bring- the other two t. the very j of b, and till- , of hearts with sadness and interest mourning Yea. how i if Cam life, and how mysterious are i g ll Pill w i; in t s labor i. i i .-ii ;. i of i i Mate r pro . i it ion. Hard office Una Teachers to the ways of v enough to make every heart be held I r meet of Commerce tonight. Chamber court house It is not he taken as an i n- that Hunter is r lie becomes shudder in the midst if life are in death HOSE WHO SOLD SHOULD DE LIVER. The Reflector does not believe it tor planters to sell their but every time his jaunts crop before it is made, take him out id with the world sens.-less minors about hint II of and for years advised against it. Those who did so this sea- The farmers from Northern and Western States who have been attending the convention in Raleigh, many nice things to say about North Carolina. Tom in lost out in the race for mayor of Cleveland, but he had previously been elected four successive times. He ran once too many. The price of cotton this season is likely to cause the farmers to produce a bumper crop next year, which case you may look for low prices again. Peary has got a crumb of con- the geographical having endorsed his report and presented him with a medal. Since both ends of the earth, the North Pole the South Pole, have been the subject of so much discussion by explorers and scientists, another fellow expressed a desire and nation to explore the interior of this mundane sphere. His plan is to make the investigation by boring, and the country will likely be bored before he gets his job At the annual meeting of the State Literary and Historical Association, held in Kale Thursday night, the Patterson cup offered for the best literary production in the State during the year was awarded to Mr. Clarence H. Poe, editor of the Progressive Farmer. His book Southerner in was the one to win the prize. The event of this week is the celebration of East Carolina Training School and inauguration of President R. H, Wright on Friday. As an implement of death the can be pronounced a In Chicago alone the son have lost on an average of about fifteen dollars a bale. This is a heavy loss and to many is proving a great hard- ship, but those who sold in ad did so with the full edge of what they were doing and knew that was to be delivered at the price contract ad for. We hear that some who J contracted to deliver in November around ten cents per pound, seeing that the prevail- price is easily four higher, are talking of testing the validity of the contract en- into on the ground that it is gambling, so as to avoid living up to it. We hope no man Pitt county will take such a course as this. If the price of cotton had fallen below that named in the contract every man who sold in advance would demand and take the difference, and with the price above what he sold for he should be equally true to his contract. If it is gambling when the price is above contract, it gambling when the price is below. The honorable course for those who sold in advance is to live up to their contract, and let it be a lesson hereafter to wait until the cotton is made sh and day ii Gr. He . LE ITEM KS Li t h I . I ii for N-ck e tn t n -las illy of his t.-i .- representative i Mr Small led las many things i m no doubt prove than interesting to the rib News n I left city and reach, d Or,, i where he remained until last r- turning home by rail. iv, governors, the i St. L on Monday. he escorting this was composed of four This r . boats sent up me of for LUIS Small stated that this trip i New Orleans was under auspices and fur by toe to the L. i p Waterway party began their journey Monday i o On one boat was d Taft and his immediate on another twenty- tour governors invited from States, and on another w and congressmen, The balance of were chartered by along the crowds greeted our hi Slopping Among 11- points made on the trip w.-re i Memphis, and baton Rouge, as w.-ii as other pieces. At each till President Taft a i address. said small, most interesting because of the unusual physical conditions carried on on the Mis- The Mississippi were made by the p in of the the people in the Mississippi seem nave Mr. Small, made Chicago the metropolis of the valley, For Ad. and All For Small said Ire I this slogan over a th hi his . trip, one th j . N s . WATCH THE Li And See How m tor Contest Another seek has iron m pi r o St. the list published shows how active some if the es have been in votes. As the people are becoming m r i t-r- c int pay for their favorite. Remember contest will close noon the of December, and late then hiving h--st lumber of votes as a Christmas present the h. , uptight that is on aim music Store of II is a equal to the tone and volume. i is going be ind and how it i- it. You only to secure sub i Te Reflector my and get them to sot Your work will Mil h own away, for if fail in piano you he i mis- on the subscribe -i. d, ever . ill be rewarded accord me work done. i- e any reason why a Candida late should win t piano it all depends on the mourn of rime and tributaries comprise re miles of navigable water or S t in ii. with is room in wants mM three s that Oils a i v weigh -Hinds, r. n pounds There were two presses, baling hay in our neighborhood last week. and Mark Smith went to Raleigh Thursday to attend a and returned Friday F. M. Smith and Smith went to Greenville Sunday to attend the burial of the auto victims. Rev. Mr. Waters, of the A- den Theological seminary, came and it an area about of these United not including Alaska. It I-. known to us as the Mississippi It is by all odds the greatest river known in America t cause of the immense volume water flowing down it and the resultant overflows also due to to the rise of water. At many points the usual tide at Some- times the water erodes the bank on one side and manes land on the other. Mr. Small in past years the channel of the has been constantly changing. At several points an entirely new channel has been made. The river was at its lowest stage when our trip was we said the congressman, signs were n at least feet high con- these Regulation is Rate work done. enough for av to enter the race. Here is i of the vote Miss Mary Johnson Miss L Blow Miss Lillie R. Tucker Miss Mavis lie Evans Miss Maud Mooring Miss Beulah James Tingle School Mrs. D. E. Nichols Miss Christine Johnson Mrs. John Cheek Miss Hodges 20.000 BOO 8.275 1.900 1,270 1.000 1.000 The committees are doing their duty in arranging for the celebration of East Carolina Teachers Training School and in of President Wright on Friday. There is a duty also upon the of the town in this connection, and The tor believes they will prove j before selling it. over Saturday and preach- ed a good sermon at Mays chapel Sunday. He stopped with C. D. Smith. Rev. A. A. Tyson, of Rocky Mount was in section Sunday. Mrs B. P. Willoughby and children spent Saturday night and Sunday at F M. Smith's. Mr. and Mrs. Haywood Smith, of were in our town Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rouse, stopped at C D. Smith's Sunday and attended Sunday school at Smith's school house in the evening. N. S. was at F. M. Smith's Sunday. Mrs. C. E. Law horn and children went to C. L. Tyson's Monday and returned this morning. Subscribe to The Reflector The purpose of this Lakes to the Gulf Deep Waterway is to induce congress to construct a feet waterway from the city of Chicago to the distance of some 1,600 miles. Immediately after the party reached New Orleans the meet- of the association convened. President Taft was the central attraction. He, of course, made an address. A large number of delegates went to the association by rail. The Lakes to the Gulf Deeper Waterway Association was the largest ever held, more than four thousand delegates being Mr. Small made an ad- dress representing the Atlantic Deeper Waterway Association. Mr. Small was asked by the News representative, impressed him most He replied, Nervous Break-Down Nerve energy is force that controls the or- of respiration, cir- digestion and elimination. When you feel weak, nervous, table, sick, it is often be- cause you lack nerve energy, and the process of rebuilding and sustain- life is interfered with. Dr. has cured thousands of such cases, and will we believe benefit if not entirely cure you. Try it. away completely, and left me on permanent relief. Dr. of the rave. clans but got no I cot bad I had to business. I began In a I much better, and continues to Improve entirely cured. I am In again, and never , Myrtle Creek. Oregon. Your Or. Mile . and we authorize him to et bottle If It I benefit you. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind Our Greenville, yours if yon come. . t Mi DEPARTMENT IN CHAFf OF W. L TINGLE. Agent of The Eastern for and vicinity. Advertising -i tarnished o bu, bus I. . i t i . of Covenant Lodge No h i .- f . s. i V I I nu c ti ii. ed to u I of field peas b J. R, Smith Co. See our n a hi and ii tore m your s. J Co. Din slates. ,. J. R. Sim Coo- SI at J. H R S Car.-.; pipe Smith to i shelf. j K o. Smith i . If u top bu . . w on J K. We i i p. . cotton any nut A nice ii casket.- . nice hear . CROSS ROAD ITEMS Covenant Lodge F. Nov. 9th. 1909. Noble Grand, and Brothers. Friday was calm, autumn golden edged economy in the table expenses increase the amount of Quaker Oats; eat it at least twice a day. It does more than other foods and its have been I lit in mule- -i K . the bin- r. pair and . J K . ti d wind on t Co- Dix n Can . us for . g, i led peacefully r the vault heaven cast their p. Greenville A so fresh our t I Hit must away in a was holding i com K- d in.- leaves as they breathed a sad farewell to parent oak. A pun stillness floating through air, and all scorned to have bi Hitachi gunk into one grand repose, . wherein strife and misery and death appear to have no part. glorious of day had d his parade, and his flaming of bronze and was waving in the western sky, when he tipped royal cup. and with a low bow bade wood to the nocturnal queen Roods blushed under the good-night sun, and as if for shame twilight was shutting down her and pinning it with a star, en like from a summer sky the news was ii i Go s, iii. ., , R. pen or it call mar- ls of us in K X I. . . N . Our school Mo with . , i h Mi-s Cos b a H. T. led i for when V. i. h re . . . Mi . i-. with The mus e n bu hood band c a of Smith, Case and M i accompanied by . G-x o'clock, when his daughter. Miss the piano, w. joyed very was happily married to much at V. S, E. last Mr. Thomas J an Thursday night. L. B. Alien lam Southern, with his uncle, F. M. Smith, The bride was tastily attired We were very . d have i.-, a beautiful suit, our old John of Only the relatives and a few in friends were present. Saturday and we hope t lie j parlor was tastefully decor- before with ferns and cut flowers. costs only a as much. Grimesland, N. C, Nov. 6.- Ai beautiful country home of Mr. W. H. Galloway a very pretty marriage was Thurs- day at half past c Iii a and ii a . in i vice at is r.-es and flashed of a terrible automobile , bring us .-ii n Co .-, new ones. . it Dixon. iii-s n J R, . flooring ind scant, i faction. J. K v. ill. Dixon. Kills Hit Foe of Years. most f my I had for lean de.-l i lie Me., Dyspepsia. I re I r eating g mid could scarce y Sleep and doctors pave me up. I tried E metric Hitters, h cured me ear eat at I old an I am to get my h a d For Indigestion, loss o kidney trouble, lame back, mile its unequaled. Only all dealers. Accident at Friday afternoon at o'clock, Mr. J A. Davis made an attempt to jump off the A. C. L. train at the junction near the Ayden Lumber Co., and when he jumped he lost his footing and was hurled into the ditch by the roadside. He was seen by pas- who had the train stop- . Mr. vis was first thought to be very badly hurt but the doctors think now that he is not seriously injured. Young Girls are Victims of headache, as well as older women, but all get quick relief and prompt cure from Dr. King's New Life Pills, the beat remedy for sick and nervous headaches. They make pure blood, and strong nerves and build up your health. Try then. at all drug stores Grimesland Marriage. At the home of the bride in Grimesland was celebrated this morning a pretty home wedding, the contracting parties being Miss Lucy Galloway and Mr. J. Tally, a popular mail clerk on the N. S. road. Mr. and Mrs. Tally passed through the city this morning on their way to Norfolk, New York and other Northern cities on their wedding News i Dix MO. just west of corporate tor in which Brother J. L. Fleming had been instantly d, and Brothers E. G. Flanagan and Stephen Wooten and Mr. Hurry Skinner, Jr., had all been dangerously wounded. flowed down grief, with hearts torn and bleeding with sorrow; amid the of distress of our whole your commit appointed to draft resolutions expressive our loss in the death of Brother J. L. Fleming That in his death our our county, our State j have suffered a great loss. His brilliancy, fine and genial manner made him at once a favorite. Little wonder that his friends grieve for him as one who cannot be replaced. His career was not near its noon-tide, and k seems the irony of fate that one of so much promise should pass away so young. The promise of en usefulness, and higher service to his profession and his State seemed bright and sure for many years to come; the record of the past seemed the earnest of the future. But with- out a warning the end came and Jim Fleming has answered the summons of the eternal. The great outpouring of the people at his burial, and the manifestations of grief and sorrow betoken the high esteem. and fond affection in which he was held. And in our his memory will be cherished and embalmed while we live to cherish friendship, to reverence love, and to worship truth. He leaves a widow and three children, to whom we offer our tenderest sympathy and sincere condolence; and for whom we invoke the compassion, the com- fort, and the solace of who holds our destinies in the hollow of His and who the wind to the Resolved, That these be spread upon the min- a copy furnished the widow of our deceased brother, and The Reflector and the North Caro- Odd Fellow with a request for publication. Respectfully submitted, D. L. James, Coming again. I Rev. R. M. spoke the Several of the y people words that joined their of tins hearts and lives, show at Fountain i.-t Monday i Immediately the night. bridal drove to Mrs Sam Joyner Mr- Grimesland and left over the Alfred .-p i Norfolk and Southern for North- day E. points. Smith and her mo w-. John r-, grading Little Miss last Saturday IN In Harry Skinner, Jr. G d gave to the world t knightly spirit and a When he passed away a s ire be- was hid on all his friends, and .-. character ally beloved was taken from human sight. The memory i his life will ever abide in our hearts a a precious bond to link us to dear which is of God's elect When Harry Skinner went Chapel Hill, to the University i 1900, he found ready to rive him a Io receive him as a chosen b I i he h. known at Homer's School had borne n my to hi c r and disposition, so that from very start his college mates re aware of his sterling worth. Time only served to show this worth m ire fully to them. This new student had come with the . an recommendation of prepare- on the Norfolk and school friends; a short while he had bound new himself by his ex merit, so that he was received into the lasting bonds of eternal friendship. There in college, men compacted ties with him that were to be lifelong; and those ties have grown j, stronger and sweeter each pass-. year. When we needed friend to stand by us in our dis- or a happy spirit to rejoice in our pleasures. of Missouri . v; e-i . . and pi t r. M s. Betty j ii. n ti. . her r, H. spent afternoon with m-i her, Mrs. Matthews, i Mrs W S K -ii-ii n is list w -k. Government Report. Washington, D. C., Nov. 8.- The Government c report issued today sows that a 7,012.807 bales of cotton had In been ginned f r. m the 1909 growth to November tun year, as compared with bales ginned during th.- corresponding time i. 1900 and bales in we found Harry Skinner true to I sad every of friendship. Go And a University alumnus in any town in the State and to him Skinner was a fine an and near him answer of the I ever saw Go find one of his fraternity-mates and Mrs. B. ti ; Kansas City, I i ii n due i . y i and to may be t ;. m; ., to If to My came aft r Is nine gs head and I .- lust ail I v nose, i . f . . in. . . ; i I i . i sutler. I ; . N. thing f mo tons. II inc tr. . i i . i r -.- f. i i . . . I IV I v. r i I . ml . . Trestle Cease Mrs. I. Pro . been I with II after I . n the j la I v i I am paw . -pent with Cadet stockings for children, pair guaranteed. If not hear him say, was one of the beat men we ever had in our The Association meet n Saturday at a. m., in auditorium of the cad ti ii cent . Bowen. pair tr not , w give a new pair. Arthur and say. at- Price Pulley Bowen. d So Know that a has lie of thee, t he land of the immortals. As As we miss him sorely, as Carolina Teacher s Train- wonder why he was taken, wain There will be no can find comfort in the thought regular printed A usefulness, of the short talks Will M beauty of his life. made on questions vital we not change Tennyson's lines work. Prof. J- Dr. Rankin, Prof. Walker, Mr, Bivins, Mr. and Get in contest The R Hector piano THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF AYDEN AT AYDEN, N. C. At the Close of Business Sept. 1st, Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts 66,020.96 j Capital stock Furniture and fixtures Surplus fund I think of now. I remember that he was one of the in i God has chosen spirits, an elect company, who show selfish hearts, who exemplify the the Gospel of love. To belong to this band of noble souls is life's great accomplishment. we go through life, we find a few of these high spirits in sometimes, a 36,000.00 sweet and gracious woman; 12,600.00 Demand loans 6,000.00 Due from 1,694.78 Cash items Oil Gold coin 50.00 Silver coin, including all minor com cur. bank and Notes Total 992.06 1,019.00 677,174.07 Undivided profits, less cur. exp. and taxes pd. 666.18 Dividend unpaid 72.00 Bills payable 5,000.00 Deposits sub. to check 88,916.39 Cashier's s; Total sometimes a and humble sometimes, a lovely young girl; sometimes, a youth with his face upturned to the light. noble army, men and boys. The matron and the I; Around the throne rejoice, In robes of light and other-, will be with nope to have a number c superintendents and high nun us- I desire rot only to cordially invite every teacher to be pres- but to their com- We desire to make this a great meeting, and our will absolutely necessary if we accomplish what we desire. Please be prompt a- the opening of the sos- ion at o'clock. W. H. Co. Schools. Plan. if i lac tar BALTIMORE. MD. STATE OF NORTH COUNTY OF PITT I, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly i wear that .-ledge bell SMITH, I, J. R. Smith, o., the above statement is to the best of my knowledge and belie Subscribed and sworn to be-1 Correct-Attest fore me, this of Sept., 1900, STANCIL HODGES, Notary Public J. R. SMITH. R. C. CANNON. DIXON, Directors. D. W. Arnold, Com. J. C. Tyson. I We are prepared to furnish you with House and Kitchen Furniture at the very prices. Cash or Installment. Come to see us and we will convince you AYDEN FURNITURE CO. NEXT DOOR TO We wish to call your attention to our new lint of fall , we now have. We have taken in buying J think we can your wants in Shoes, Hate. Dress fa J and Embroideries and in fact anything that In . MISS C. MEREDITH store. Nurse Come let us show you. Hart Co., Ayden, N. C. ft They the steep ascent of heaven I Through peril, toil and pain; I O God, to us may grace be given, To in tram. r A Friend. A Record Breaker. The Gum Warehouse not only her own record in prices but the market of Greenville in Tuesday's sale. Below are some sales made that J. E. Faucett- average Faucett Sam Snead- 1210 average Faucett Jim average Faucett Jim Wicks-782 average W. C. average average W. M. average . , L. C. average F. A. average Zeb average Total sales for the day 22.874 average If it be true that money talks, then sell your at the Gum Warehouse, the daddy of the Farmer's Consolidated To- Company. John P. ROOMS. AND La SUIT. II Dar II Palatial Shaw., i Balk. JOSEPH L. HERMAN. la, NOTICE. W. H. Smith has purchased the of A. Cox in the Carolina Milling Co. and will conduct the bus- at the same place- All work promptly looked after. Mr. Cox will still with the Company. Lily's Oyster Fresh Oysters Coming Every Day Can Serve You Any Way. Try Ms

STUMP very a. . Stump WOMAN .-. IN-i i our A r pa Mother Grey's I. . it a f i i busies men of county ; , . the farm. Mr. use this , , . . . . h. r r and leaves, Ail John L. House , r. ,.,, s. , afternoon, t The Mother Gr Co. L Hoy. N V. Stump by witness NOTICE- C, as I . .,, ,.,, Baker Hart in Th R tuned . certain . i v. re i . . . i B I I I h j r . I P . led i S r . ; . N . sh of . d ; up. i u d r, . against I em E .- u -i taken up, comp . i i . rs splintered they d be easily cut out. Mr. lit explained that the demonstration was not especially to show toe cheapness of using dynamite, but to the farm- this explosive ma to advantage without danger, as most people have the idea it is too fr use and only causes dents. Charges were used to from to sixty cents to each stump, It was that by ; of soil and the amount, of the could probably be reduced to half. The method of dynamite is very e. A ii the size of the and two three feet deep to the senior the stump at a degree angle from the is bored. the amount of the explosive to be used is tight and a fuse ab two i long, enough to allow plenty time to away, is placed an. the worK is done. After the demonstration Mr Woolen, Kindly took writer out in his automobile to Me the work, carried us fun on beyond his farm to Mill and showed u some of good work done on the roads convicts, V. thank Mr. Wooten for courtesies shown n r I . l C . i ; . . . . i. , . r, . .- i. . lie i ii . .; l ,. . . . . I i I d t i. ah Co r u hi. i in he s. Marl h Port i I aid n I v . Terms Tl -I d . f S r, II. F . .- I ltd Land it N. A. COLLEGE Raleigh, N. C. Nov. 4- The National Congress By of I i by . r . I in I pen . n u,. . ti ii W b II. nip. ell, i i. . i I expo i i- . i lo In i i. n I . . r . . . . in i r, . I. o c H I. a ell . i i .; ; and i. Id lo IN C, I. v i i up into I i i . r r .- and w i , i to n up ear . r m . the I . C a ,. 0.1 i n me- ea I, Farm No. i. a- shown i a i s.-. Farm n . n I in p, s r .- . h in S us low.;. i, aid map, . a . or ., a . . . . , .- K mi , i on map, ii . -r. r nil No. h . n on ma. lot r- r i- arm . . d . m -I. i . n n i- III in. or a Finn Nil U .- u on map, I u more or F rm N . -i on raid map, mo r No, i. on said In acres n ore s. i t own I. i in PI . a N s. I toy. as shown .- Lo s P. . .-. . to show tile I ii ii. ;. Lots in I k no, I to as shown Lot Ii ii s. to Ill p. Lot in . lock E no. o on said map Lots r as shown o ma . Lots i Block lot us shown on ma i, I. h nor, I on map- Lot in k I nos. to as shown on id k J I., met in ball today with a on said Lot i I o K n on i in Lola in hi in a shown to as shown o as shown i meetings I on mo; map. Lots in large number of delegates, arming whom are men of reputation. Th of the congress will be of especial to the students, for this is the of a life time. The chairman of the executive committee cf the college . W H was here on mP- tees, w. n, was the property lot a M i X, as shown on aid p, Lots in N nos. to s, on said map. Lots in . O nos. to S, as shown on man. Lots in Block P nos. to as shown on said Also lots nos. inclusive front Wednesday inspecting the grounds and buildings with the president. The college will hold a week's farm school in Forsyth county, early in this month. Prof. has signatures of more i to take the property and the of sale. Terms of one fourth sh and balance in equal payments of one, cO i s I . ;. lie Comp I p i i i , . , i ii t w leader- T r. h ;. ;. J . i lowest N t, SI; I v c con m . en i d . F w , d- i d I R. Mr, ,. ,. an I a I t i is . . i M n lay the h i i r be g first D c ill .-. I to l . . he hi h us our i i I -t i i r , i I i or p r of v. t ii i n. i t i . iv-i i. p, Pi i on if, a v -h a r-an I b i t . c-t i m h d the I N , fox's ,; II, on I n ii i I'll n to i. the id ti a d. i i , ii I, i October. . R Cox, . r. i -i h. id Certificate of Dissolution To all The e its May Come G It to my by I- record of the s or voluntary dis- i f a unanimous pie i, y . Hi.-. the Ki it- tin C in any, a corporation of S iii ill town Greenville, County of t S a of North p, Se being the a i in charge th ii win, process m lie hi-complied the requirement s of Chatter . R of BOB, entitled rat preliminary to the i his Certificate of Now, there tore, J. Bryan Secretary of the State of Caro- y that the said on on the day of October . file in my office R duly in g to hi of sail h and the record of the a .- now on tile in my said office a- provided by- law. In Testimony Whereof I have here- unto et and affixed my official seal, at Raleigh, this 11th day of A. D J. BRYAN GRIMES, Secretary of State. Land i. vi ; . i. L. a j, I u II t . . nil . i. . f r III o. III. i . . I S .- e i . . i I lbs i. , r i , , U . . u . . Nov. . , Hi. .- i I. .- t, in n- i , i bind Gaskins, C. i . rs, . . l . i. i s i i ; l . j. ; ; r . . I . . . . stake; h . es I the . . i . . . . d . . aw . o . . , . . . -i . . . Pitt . .- .- n i i ., , o i ac n in ; c . i . . . i . in ii ; it Ci o. Ml t . h it re in . . . . . on . .- r t . n no Sir i a . i inn i IS w l i ; i i i I i a -u ; he south e Hi r J. i i . , nit C -i, . W S ., I gill g II i,. Ire , ii i.- rue i n I coin i- i. n . -i . T a e, I la- lo i y i e r , i I I . is iii i i d ,, October, I . ,. IV s , I. ti. s S i , Alto n . Land Sale. U . i. the p i i made n a -I- p e g. in el J, t; i i. .; i w ed n tell for for I Is . i I d o l- . i. Monday iS ti, I , tr c i Chi d low -in . a Cal b i H Mills, as y u u s. b i line at . I a a, th . c i e I a i g . t d t Tb r H a to I H n s . will b th- i s o lie said Mi I a d i from i b a-, i e of ail p tent south w st . p. ea I-. I. S in. s in ; u. With a so course lo lb and i id H ill ; than their In e i iii, first station in, t s rib a d e I fro i s , i.-t II a to I, i t, d M J th. 1874, and re aided i n o X x page I S In b in I for pal Ti i the -2nd. d y I I u. J i In State a, , In Pitt C. i, C U I I i William i i J. W . t-r i, n t W Potter, L. T, a d if. I r lint. lb; d wife M in N, W, ii and w-i , Ella Hass. II . i James r, the d i . mile r i The defendant L. T. t; ton, N. W. . Ella an- I. take a pr re o m entitled as above, has been con in the Superior court of c-u before the clerk, to I the r a a i IV Potter, deceased, in Old make ass. t fur the t d I ; and the said defendants I I an in- take notice are to at the office of the said Clerk of the Superior curt of said co on Wednesday the 17th day of bar, 1808, in K ;. aid or demur to the petition complaint in said action, or th plaintiff will apply to the demanded therein. D. C. Moon, Jarvis Blow. for . . R. L. DAVIS, Pres. J. A. ANDREWS, V.-Pres. H D. BATEMAN, Cashier. of Greenville With the Experience of I Years. above described, the said property will be red for sale as a whole, it being the intention to accept the bid or bids which will brine the most money. All purchasers at aid sale will be re- quired to it with the Commissioner ten per cent, of the purchase price on day Site as evidence of good faith on the part of the purchaser than two people who will attend this school. The public schools near the place where the farm school is to be held will suspend a few days for it, as teachers and pupils are anxious to attend. Professors Norman and Michel will assist Prof. as teachers. This is a new phase of the agricultural extension work in North Carolina, but from the interest manifested the must be a success. Why not have a school in some central point several of Pitt Shall we permit Forsyth to lead us J. C. Brantly is rapidly proving from his operation for in Rex Hospital re- He is a member of the freshman class, and all are glad two and three years, deferred payments to be secured by upon the land and to bear interest from of confirmation of sale at the rate of six per cent, per annum. The ten per cent, deposit above referred to will be counted as a part of the first cash payment, if sale is con- firmed, if is not it will, of course, be returned. N. W. CAMPBELL, Administrator. Moore Long, Attorneys, Greenville, N. C. October Notice to Creditors Having duly qualified before the clerk of the Sui court of Pitt county as administrator of K E. Dudley, deceased, late of Greenville, Pitt county, N. C, this to notify all persona having claims against the estate of said deceased to present them to the undersigned within twelve months from this date or this notice will be plead in bar of their All persons indebted to said will NOTICE. By virtue of the power of sale con- in a certain mortgage deed executed delivered by Arden Mills and wife Martha Mills to and Company on the 3rd, cay of OM, re- corded in the Register of I office of Pitt North Carolina, in book x-7, page the undersigned will expose to public sale, before the Court H use door in Greenville, to the highest bidder on on Monday , a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in the county of i in and State of North Carolina and described as follows, to in township adjoin- the of Stocks, Mills the T. C. estate, and others, and known as a part of the William Mills land, containing acres, more or to a prior mortgage held by the T. C. Cannon to satisfy said mortgage deed. Terms of cash. This 18th, day of October 1909. Harrington A Mort- Skinner and Whedbee Greenville, N. C. D. W. IN that beta soon to resume hi. duties. I 8.1. Dudley, Groceries And Provisions Cotton Bagging and Fresh Goods kept -on- In stock. Country Produce Bought and Sold . W. GREENVILLE N C North Carol n a A Sew Star Clark Art elderly lady stepped into one our shoe stores this morn- and it happened that quite a clerk, new at the business, up to wait on her. you felt she ma'am, many a he replied, solemnly. Durham Sun. Board of Directors a I of Resources We are in position to take good care of our old customers, and also ones. Business Cordially Solicited. JAMES L. LITTLE, Cashier I I Have a Full Jeweler's Line tor you to make from. Call or write mo for what you wish. C V, trans And House Furnishing Dispensary. Stock in House Bin P MM ow. . Ts SAVAGE FOR THE BEST FURNITURE i us Furnishing and always go to VanDYKE fit is INSURANCE sec C. WILKINSON Bonds, Life and Fire. J. S. MOORING No. u. Mar. M Ur C Is M GENERAL MERCHANDISE C. D. TUNSTALL Opposite Center Brick Warehouse. General Merchandise. s Ami is RAISE YOUR OWN A Mill. SO d., kl N. C, rT to For J. HAVENS, WITH The Mutual Life P M. JOHNSTON. ENGINEER and Running repairs to all of fittings, erecting Engine. Tobacco all a apt for Machinery Mid Electrical US a trial. All work guaranteed and left at H. L. will prompt or phone Ma,. J. C. LANIER IN Monuments Tomb Iron Fencing Greenville, WILMINGTON STEAM LAUNDRY OM Reliable Again Represented 1848. INSURANCE OF NEW YORK. . OLDEST IN AMERICA. LARGEST IN u, .,,. ,. THE WORLD. foundry ii modernly over , does work right, and delivers when in Greenville I have the Greenville agency for the Wilmington Steam Laundry, that the people Know best work of any that has boon H. BENTLEY HARRISS n. promised. Will for and deliver your or be with Willie at the store in the building door to Noble's barber shop, and Groans your. iD in Greenville Residence lots for sale, or want to make a paying investment i am now offering son. y desirable If you are it will be to your interest to see me. I also have some splendid Manufacturing sites on railroad sidings tor sale. . to suit purchasers. L C- ARTHUR, N. C. AFFORD INVEST in Furniture have We have on our floors th; i ., ii of every description shown In you to inspect our Rugs, Mattings, Art Window Shades, Toilet Set . Etc. In fact everything to make h i We are also for the i Electric Felt Mattresses, which h is . Taft Boyd Furniture Company LEADERS IN Al. KINDS OF FURNITURE GREENVILLE, N. CAROLINA His An lo spend a few days in London with sun, who had done exceptional veil in great metropolis. After their greetings King's Cross -la- the young fellow you are no a there anything Hie mini replied, lad, I quite an was he said, journey I my dear That's bad. it A replied cork This Was In Denmark. All In s certain railway inquired of n of men ii near lbs way to tin- house wanted, whereupon one Iii-iii him how in U Mid, wain a surely asked us In show yon .-in, lull I sir. I . I am Professional Cards W. F. EVANS ATTORNEY AT LAW GREENVILLE, N. C Office opposite It. . Smith stables, and next door to John R. L CUR Dentist. N C. A PICTURE OF Father and Mother Think how it would please the children your friends See Evans at Five Points and please them. Evans Studio Nearly all women suffer at times from female I ailments. Borne women suffer more acutely and j m re constantly than others. whether have pain or whether you suffer intensely, you I should take Wine of set j is a safe, natural medicine, for women, j prepared scientifically from harmless vegetable in- It arts easily on the female organs and I J gives strength and tone to the whole system, fAKE The Woman's Tonic Mrs. of Tex., tried She I done more for me than I can Last f I was taken with female inflammation and consulted a doctor, but to I no avail, so I look and inside of three I was able to do I my housework. Since then my trouble has never Try it. AT ALL DRUG Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. 10-2 m It. Pulley bowen of C. DR. S HASSELL PRACTICING PHYSICIAN Greenville, N. C Office on Third street, formerly by Dr, Bagwell. It you want your HORSE to fast and pull buy Hay, Oats and Corn. of W. B. He will sell too Better Feed and More Lets than any man in town, W. B. Place is headquarters for Corn, Hay, Oats, Cotton Seed Meal, Hulls, Brand, Chicken Hominy, Cracked Corn, corn Meal and all kinds Salt. Lime and Cement. IMPORT BULBS are now arriving. We have a assortment. Plant early for the best Semi new price list. Remember we arc for Cal for all M and i-phone or- filled. CO., Florist, n Raleigh, N. C. SUMMER IS GONE now is a time to have your summer suit nicely pressed, so it can be put away and kept for months. It is time to bring your overcoat and have It cleaned ed for win- perhaps it needs a new collar or re A little work on it may save buy a new one. I am read to do this work for you as it ought to be done. PAUL The Tailor. -ESTABLISHED 1875- S M Wholesale and retail Grocer and Furniture Dealer. Cash paid for Hides, Fur, Cotton Seed Oil Turkeys, Eggs, Oat Mattresses, etc Suits, Baby Carriages, Go Carts, Parlor suits Tables, Lounges, Safes, P. and Gail Ax Snuff, High Life Tobacco, Key West Cheroots, Henry George Cigars, Canned Cherries, Peach, ea, Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jolly, Meat, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Soap, Lye Magic Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls, Garden Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Nuts, Candies, Dried Apples- Peaches, Prunes. Currants, Glass and Wooden ware. Cakes and Crack- Macaroni, Best But- New Sewing Machine and numerous other goods. Quality and quantity cheap for cash. Come see me. S M CENTRAL Barber Shop Herbert Edmond, Prop. Located in main business sec- of the town. Five chairs in operation and each one sided over by a skilled barber. Our place is inviting, razors sharp. Our towels clean. Modern electrical machine for dry shampoo and La- dies waited on at their homes. Subscribe for The L. W. H. Mo Ore and Long ATTORNEYS AT LAW i H F N V JULIUS BROWN GREENVILLE. Harry Skinner. Skinner, Jr H. . Whedbee. SKINNER WHEDBEE LAWYERS. Greenville N. C S. J. NOBLES MODERN BARBER SHOP. Nicely furnished, every thing clean and working the best barbers. Second to none in the Cosmetics a specialty. Opposite J. R. J. G. W. M. DAWSON Ladies and Gents Tailor, Greenville. N. C. Pressing, Altering. Dyeing, Scouring. Chemical and Cleaning. Satisfaction or no charger. In of Herbert Edmonds Barber Shop. PERRY ft CO, NORFOLK. VA. Cotton Factors handlers cf Ties and Bags. and shipment solicited COAL, WOOD and We keep all kinds of and dry wood. Can furnish you at any time for stove, grate or stove. We and b coal. Give us your orders. C. W. Harvey Co. SCHEDULES Between Norfolk. Washington, Plymouth, Greenville. and Kinston, Effective April 1st, T. C. WHITE, G. P A. WILMINGTON, N. C. Fred. Painter, Paper Hanger, Decorator. Will be glad to make prices on any work in this line. Parties wanting work done can drop me a card in O. GREENVILLE, N. CAROLINA. DAIRY PRODUCTS. I have moved my Dairy to the John- son place, one mile from town, and am better prepared than ever to furnish all Dairy Products. Will make delivery in town. T 2-4. S. I. DUDLEY Cobb Co. NORFOLK, VA. Cotton Buyers, Brokers in Stocks, Cotton. Grain and Provisions, PRIVATE WIRE to New York, Chicago and New Orleans. FOR SALE Best Quality Rough Lumber De- livered anywhere in Greenville or on Tar river. Heart a specialty. For prices address W. H. MOORE, Falkland, N. C. Norfolk and Railway M K. WALCOTT AND HUGH M. FIE C I. IV EH a Direct Through Train Service All Points in Eastern North Carolina and via Norfolk to All Eastern Cities. SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1st, TRAINS LEAVE a. m., Daily, f, r Wilson, and intermediate stations. Arrives a. 1.1. p. in. Daily except Sunday or Alison, i. Ii and stations. at p. m. a. m. Daily for Washington, Mack Hertford, Elisabeth Norfolk and principle Intermediate points. at fir Belhaven Co Branches. a m. Dally except Sunday for New Bern, Morehead and ions. p, Daily except Sunday for ton an I Intermediate stations, For particulars, consult Norfolk Southern Railway Folder or apply to J. L. ticket Greenville, N. C. H. C. W. W. E. T. LAMB, Gen. Mgr., NORFOLK. VA. P. M. JOHNSTON PLUMBING and STEAM FITTING Op. Hotel SPECIAL EXCURSIONS NIAGARA FALLS Co. On July d, 5th, I nth, 19th, and September 2nd, 7th, 16th, -1-t, and October Steamship Co. will sell excursion V- from Norfolk, Va., and I Point Comfort, to Ni- at the very low rate limit for return, days from of sale. Liberal st Norfolk of Daily ,. t Sunday, p. r -iv a. Write the under signed for any r ion. K. R. T. P. A., ma

Hum I In Charge of Wm. G. MORRIS d Vicinity-Advertising Rates on Application see u- HOUSE BURNED. Agent The Eastern Reflector ilk an A new Pomp pipes . M. G. I. r; . .,,.,. left here for Salem ,. a little before ; . e w attend be f house of Mr W. l. confer tn. . about miles below j church. town on th. north side of A new of was destroyed by fire. In A. . A i. Co. building were two . . . can i. n a o. . . Green . i u . . I . Co. . . i . . u . . . v. . .;,. el Is an W. s. student, we are glad to with uh. For good and comfortable school u. coll or write A. G. Cox Cu., Winter N. C. Tn.-y have right right price. did, aid been work some time is relatives this wee. mowing machines, bay presses, an I repairs, call on us. Berber Co. Mi is visiting this week. Met; are carrying Prices are right and nice hearse A. Co. air i near hen, A new lot of lamps in. cotton n, Ba and several hundred Kiss Maud a u bushels of teed burned- and nine S. student, left here Friday lo packed bales outside the building . n Is U p I home, near Snow Hill We have just a nice lot of dress A. W. Co. badly damaged. The loss was total, as there was no on either the urn cotton. Some of the belonged to people in the neigh- Stimulate the TORPID the regulate the bowels, and arc as an ANTI-BILIOUS medicine, In malarial districts their virtue re recognize., properties in the from that poison, coated. Take No Substitute. Do You Own a Piano It not. and c to own Stan stencils but each one a stand- soon, you owe it o ex cl fame and the , n n the hour at the F. n v player be I known A makes to a large . In a glance v . will inspect a line pianos not a or- in character t ;. and general in . c. . To hear th mat are being preached Baptist church this week, one cannot help from being benefit- unless he is a stony heart. grand had it there to be ginned. gin had caught fire in th afternoon from a match in the cotton but this was put out, or These sermons are instructive to b. and two sinners, edifying to saints, bales were packed after this and a blessing to the community. Out of precaution Mr. public is cordially in wet twice entirely through th. so can e and tiring friends, gin before going to bed Don't miss a good thing, was there, or ESTEEM. We have been most forcibly reminded that the arm of friendship can o th of nor the beauty elude hie and, Whereas, on Friday the 5th inst, in the i of manhood, as the shadows were darkening into unexpectedly and the changing of an even- brother craftsman, lames Fleming, was visited by the Supreme builder of the Universe, who removed him from laboring in queries of time into those of eternity. Therefore be it 1st. That death of broth Fleming. Greenville No. A. P. A. M. looses b but you i et will that stand u. J incomparable an different makes t from, n . these cheap t rt will y in exchange one self e also cur-, the d . the world. id . I d cs taken in ex- h I s to t your in v. hen in G i visit cur ally when is fr.-. o. ltd night i finding none retired satisfied, but want to a little was aroused by th. j a nice line i buy cattle. R. building being in flames and The A. G. Cox Co. made not be checked, a shipment of a solid car of Pitt J The from the fire county school desk today. The plainly seen in Green- demand is continually ville by people who were on the rapidly. Better place your or street. den early. A. G. Cox and id member counsel miss within our mystic aid K v. Co., Winterville. N. C. the nave . p fell j. Barber Co. have a lot a- Purser bum l. with Mr. J. h. v. DiXon. I'm County U. Cox Company neat o are .- come to see we tor you. Jars. came in a days , ti, G. glassed, dried tail Putter act . . i. i. IA We you a I-- nice , Barber it Co. Hum- are visiting Cooking stoves ranges just All best material up-to-date, t Co. i vis- her son, ii. week. . its School are the desks you. are Oysters We have them Fri- day and Saturday nights. R. D. Co. We have just received a full supply of furniture. Give us a call. A nice lot of dry goods and notions just in. A. W. Co. Stray taken and white spotted shout four years old; mark under bit h both ears. Owner car. same damage i other cost. This October J. R F. Winterville. N. C. Mill for Sale-The establish- known as the Milling and i. now for sale. It consists of the fol- One wheat mil, one corn mill, one work shop with boring machine, l saw, plain rip saw and a blacksmith For further information apply to W. H. Smith, Winter. ville, N. C. I am representing th oldest and Life and Fire insurance companies in the world. Office in building. J. S. Ross Winterville. N. C. The highest price paid for Turkeys, geese, eggs, at A. W. Ange Co's Turkeys a special- through the holidays. LOCAL BRIEFS. Subscribe to The Rt fleeter. Our Greenville, yours if you come. Help the candidates in The Reflector piano contest. Hr black voile shirts Pulley ft Bowen. While. Next to Can Al ice v. o. REPORT I Ml CONDITION THE BANK OF CR N C. In the State Tc C . c S. ft. lit, Agents Wanted -For a house ;. vi sight, Big profits, for particular. Eureka Specialty Co. Dept. B. Station of at all prices. If you are in need of a nice suit case see Pulley Bowen. woolen golf gloves, all shades, at Pulley Did Ali sizes and prices in children's union at Pulley Bow Jersey Devon. D- U. Be sure to Bee our line of coat suits. Pulley Bowen. We have a complete of ladies muslin the combination suits. Pulley Bowen. We are sole for the Fay stockings. A just in. Pulley Bowen. See our lint of ribbed under- wear for men. Splendid value for cents Pulley Bowen All the latest arid n styles in ladles, misses and shoes, at Pulley faithful Who- we Circle 2nd. That of sorrow and distress, ii d gladness, so long, and reigned, assure of cur sincere sympathies, in their anguish of heart, the cutting short of a life in tide of powers, in th-- broadest usefulness 3rd. to the widow and orphans, bereft of loud and loving we commend to God for His infinite comfort and protection. 4th. these resolutions he spread upon the record of lodge, a copy sent to the family, Orphan's Friend and D it fleeter, with a request th-t they be published. Loans and Id-e and g Fur- from i .; Bank, r t ash it- Si . i r c i. cm nob S t 6.114.41 .-., fund 26.07 divided profit, Bills payable 4,000.00 me certificate p 960.00 posit subjects K. check Checks outstanding 65.1 21,606.46 2.611 SO Total s INA, O of r, ,; c i r o hank. d. i i i. pit is tn I t f i. t. Gardner, . to Brooks. . Si Tucker, .-. Vs KIN W. Dawson, .- i. OF THE Of The Bethel Banking Trust Co., AT N O. of Sept., 1st, 1600. Loans I. i ,,. , r lire Committee, l Gold . i A Scalded Boy's Shrieks, Maria lay o . K., who when nil th . . d die, ck- cu id him. w Cu c feyer boils, chi d h rids. S pile. at tor. in. i t. w I .-ii. Liabilities Capital stock 0,000.00 Surplus fund 4.600.00 I less expenses and taxes pd 1,676.08 Hills payable 8,000.00 Tune certificates of 8,629.70 Deposits sub to check 21,446.88 , Reserve for interest and taxes CC 640,802.00 I .-276.00 kn Sol. I'll of Pitt, I, of the above-named bank, do sol- statement is true to the best of my W II. Cashier. .-. pi.-. Th i ,. and A. o. Cox Mfg. w N. C. . and Miss Mumford, Ayden, at-; ended vices here yesterday, j Jut received, a nice lot of at Co Miss Aims Gannon, i Friday in our Button shoes are very stylish this season and we have them in nil styles. Pulley Forced into Exile Wm. Upchurch. of Oak, , was an exile home. Mountain air, he thought, would cure a frightful that defied all remedial two r mo th he returned, d M his tap. l began to Dr. be Wing sale ho writes, rd i- A Ar s x am as up. a. Ange ever It from become of the fellow e for who over a stamp the other meeting a Crowd Hem asthma, croup. vi. g and trial by all A lot of dry goods of all kinds just at Barber Co. . i from Ayden in Baptist lust night. have just received a new lot and tan supply your A. W. Ange Co. See our line of bed room slippers, in zephyr crochet, all color Bowen. Fresh pork Sausage at S. M. Schultz. Tribute Fr-m Colored Inasmuch a w of the th it m of Green ills, and a a pall of las been Cast this entire community b the that has carried d D s to the hones of three Greenville's prominent families. And as each of men, to the id, and in-, has com i to material new a bi another the son an ex-congressman, and Attorney whose are such to mark him as one our shoes the foremost men. leathers, .-. b of our Pulley Bowen. great the living and dad, tin- behalf of the Col- of Greenville, I extend to the bereaved our ten of Rev. Joe May. I. I Notary to S M. Jones. M. o. Mount, Directors. OF THE OF BANK OF WINTERVILLE, AT WINTERVILLE, N. V. he close of business, Sept, 1900. Try a of for men, in We are specially string in this and are showing all up-to-date styles. If you wan., a nice black beaver hat be sure to see Pulley Bowen. Pulley Moore. Mrs. Ida Harper you to be present at the of her sister Moore to Mr. Benjamin Pulley Wednesday morning, November the seventeenth nineteen hundred and nine at eight o'clock One thousand College Avenue Greenville, North Carolina, No cards sent in city. Loans d III.- in ,, ind or. Due I I Silver n. ii in J Se bank I other r. n Liabilities Capital stock 66,000.00 Surplus fund Undivided profits, less expenses taxes pd 482.06 Bills payable 5,000.00 189.98 Time of deposit 202.20 Deposits subject to 8,180.66 114,414.91 ID I 14.414 Total W- heard the Mutual Life man . lo- day you can, tomorrow may you cam o who it. you; Doc-or A id went s ltd I- named in ii CAROLINA, Pitt County, i ,. Cashier and F A. Edmondson, Asst. Cashier bank, swear that the above state- best of our knowledge and belief. , K- Asst. Cashier sworn to be- this 10th day -f Sept., J. F. Harrington, Notary Public Directors LAXATIVE SYRUP TO NATIONAL FOOD AND LAW. An and Bronchial Remedies, because It ride the on the bowel,. No to iv. Prepared by CHICAGO. A. FOR SALE BY JNO. L. WOOTEN. ti THE EASTERN REFLECTOR D. J. WHiCHARD, Editor and Owner Truth In Preference to Fiction. One Dollar Per Year VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, NOVEMBER I I No. PRES. R. H. WRIGHT'S ADDRESS UPON HIS OFFICIAL AT E. C. T. T. S. Large Audience Assemble School Auditor ion to Heir this and Other Brilliant Addresses Tonight. Standing here as I do upon the of a new institution, established by our State to meet a growing need of our it is not strange if I see visions and dream dreams. And yet it is not a vision or a dream to which I call your Perusing the pages of our States history find, by act of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of North Caro- one hundred twenty two years ago, provision was made for the establishment of a of Learning at Greenville, lately called in the of It may be to note that this in- of learning established in 1787 was in some respects similar to the school in which we are today assembled. a. It was established by ct of the General Assembly. So was this school. b. It had a Board of Trustees with powers very similar to those given to the Board of Trustees of this school. c. The certificate to be grant- ed was almost identical with the one to be granted by this school. d. It was also provided this Seminary shall not be con- one of those mentioned or intended by the This was the Halifax of 1776 which made ion for a State system of public schools and a State University. This institution- is not one of these schools, when the facts rise up before me, and I re call the trying times in which these men lived and see it writ- liberal have been for the establishment of that school at a time when North Carolina was a sovereign government, not yet joined the union, I see in this school not a vision or a dream but the of a prophecy. Young though we are, yet in a sense we are one of our State's oldest institutions. I realize, however, that the East Carolina Training School is not a lineal of the Pitt Academy, but a younger sister borne of the same parentage and located in the same community. All honor to our ancestors who realized that proper education of youth is essential to the and prosperity of every community, and thy the attention of the And all honor to our own people who still realize that the education of Youth is essential to the happiness and prosperity of every But on an occasion of this kind it is fitting that we give serious study to some State or National problem and I address myself to this serious task instead of stroll- through the flower-gardens of rhetoric and gathering posies for the purpose of pleasing present. We, a company of American citizens have met together to- day. Let us turn our attention for a few moments to the What is America For what do we stand Every nation that has ever been upon earth has stood for some ideal. has advanced by the main- clash and ultimate con- of these ideals. The little stream beginning on mountain top winds its way down the mountain side, is joined by streams until it j becomes a mighty river, bearing upon its bosom a world's freight for .-humanity; so with beginning with the dawn of God's creation of man has I trickled down the ages, joined by a national ideal and there by a national ideal until i today we have the mighty stream of civilization bearing upon its bosom all the nations of the world. Each nation of the past has been but a rivulet of ideals emptying into the stream of ad- to the stream of is political freedom. are the most in- people upon the earth, and as long as our present ideal dominates, we can never have a national or state So long as the ideal that now rules lives, we, as a nation, are secure, and will be until this ideal dies and another takes its place as the central thought in our life If this ever and God forbid that it should, then we will follow new ideal until it, in its turn, is emptied into the groat stream of life. But if a new ideal comes, we will h come a new nation and the America of today will be in the archives of the world's past to be studied by the new nation just a.-, you and I studied the Rome of the Turning now from the speculations an to the stern H- Wright- a lilt were read from CELEBRATION OF EAST State Auditor B. F. Dixon, language, has had missed the morning train. Hope eternal in TRAINING w w human More Detailed Report of the was sick, expressing their brings M v, ,., things Held Day . at not being present substantial Harpy governor was represented In point of scarcely more State Secretary J. Bryan than a few months tin people who spoke for the State, of the East Carolina indulged the Preceding Mr. hope, that the government the audience arose and of our state might, in its wisdom, spirit joined in singing establish incur eastern section, Old North Mr. institution for the training of to the rank of the manhood and womanhood North Carolina in the sisterhood North Carolina. The exercises of the celebration of Carolina Teachers Train School and installation cf President R. H. w right, on Friday, Were delayed in begin- until owing to the rain that prevailed through the early of morning. The rain ceased about o'clock, and it. once people began turning their faces toward the training school for two hours the s r.-am of., humanity poured in that of to county as the leading educational In mentioning those who have buildings grow, our have bee a prominent in securing this blossomed into fruition, and in the lull-grown power of this in- fondest dreams ha-e a And in name of every of Greenville, in the name j s he especially spoke of late Senator Fleming and said he j hoped to see some kind to his memory placed in It was a fins audience the school. filled the large auditorium of th After the of today. What don this ideal State presidents of sister demand of American j By it we have open the and places upon the gates of our land to suffering ; in humanity the world and were with over and there is pouring into, as they their our midst a constant of State J. Y. mankind alien to our who is the out of touch with us at almost m presided every our national life. exercises. civilization, but each has added something to the power of the stream. What has America contributed For do we stand Before answering this, let us glance for an instant at other nations. The Greeks, tin Hebrews, th Romans and the English each represents a type of mankind. Each was and, fore, thought alike. America on the ether hand was from the b- ginning and now is the must nation ever found upon the earth. We are made up of every type of mankind. We are indeed a people peculiar to ourselves. The world has never before seen a nation com- posed as we are, and yet we re as truly a nation as any upon the earth. The ideal that hold us must be an ideal appeals to all mankind. The ideal of the Greeks was the beau- the Hebrews, religion; of the Romans, law; of the English, individual freedom; of America, political freedom. We stand for a form of government in which the governed have lute say, both as to the form of constitutional law and the kind of administrative laws. That this ideal make itself felt, it is not necessary for other govern . to take on the form judge in all matters, government found in America.; and national, then that body The distinction is of a finer must of a high order of man. nature. There is a difference In other words, we have emptied political and j into the stream of ;. individual freedom. Political ideal that, to ii-,, will impel a In legislature and labored so turn and the trustees the Pea- freedom the power of advance of for the school He body fund people themselves to determine This ideal will live and spoke what form of government shall will therefore make ran,., of T. J. Jams for could be there. ex-Gov T. J. be established and what shall be stride in thin has the school, and expressed regret Jarvis was too unwell to be its individual freedom ever before been known. Y. illness prevented pres- present and take is that derived from-if we would keep th- fir, e to in these r- It was a thew whereby protected on our at.-, w- man f p by the government from the Within a few sh rt months, as inch by inch we watched these The great problem for us, there fore, is to keep the rising gen touch with our id and to convert our immigrant population to our way of think- This is the most n task ever yet undertaken audience rose tang the prayer was offered by Rev. J. Shore, pastor of Jar- vis Memorial Methodist church. Owing circumstances of row, Mayor H. W. could not take the part assigned by a nation. Here and here him of extending a welcome for alone do we find justification for j Greenville, but was ably the expenditure of public funds by Mr. F. C. Hard- for public education. Indeed, Col. F. G James expressed first duty is to make true, as the welcome for Pitt Bounty, and well as to make good, America. Pf. W. H. for the citizens. An ideal like ours calls faculty. for the highest typo or mankind. If the body politic is to be the Si ale Superintendent then delivered an address in which he gave the history of the I R. H. Wright, of the school, was then Intro and d livered his At th c of the ad- dress the audience Bang and Chairman introduced the following representatives of sister present, who each gave a word of greeting this M. C S Noble, of the University; Dr. D. H. Hill, Of A. AM. College; dent J. I. of the N College; Dr. J. B. Carlye. of Wane Forest President F. P. Hobgood. of F. male Seminary; President E. Goodwin, of the State Deaf and Dumb school. Chairman Joyner also an that letters of greeting had been received from the University of Virginia, of Tennessee, Salem College, Elizabeth College, Oak Ridge Institute, Normal Col- Harvard University. St of every of tie entire county of we welcome you to luau the first Carol in ceremonies of it of the East Teachers Training School. with an ancient custom the Grecian Days, I herewith to you today, key to the city Green gates have been movement to establish this for school, and paid a beautiful Women. Meredith College. Johns to the late Senator J- Hopkins University, United Fleming, who introduced the bill of the United States, all the male citizens over one years of age have political freedom while all other citizens have only , ; freedom. The ideal, paid better salaries and committed tho charge and care therefore, that America has Continued on 6th page. of the institution to its president, . be referred the day more lie. From its very be ginning his heart has b.-tn in this i the children in our prom its very e land will to s of Prof. this school, school and it would be better a chairman of the j. ring joy to his heart to . were they, by law, made to Trustees of Caro- See a realization of his plans and the public Training School, desires. y Public school teachers must be t . MR. K; C. HARDING'S ADDRESS Mr. said DINING BALL. ADMINISTRATION BUILDING. EAST CAROLINA THE PRIDE OF GREENVILLE AND NORTH swung we bid you come to our city, to our hearts sod homes. You are today. And our Greenville is yours as long you COL. F. G. ADDRESS. Col James said the erection of a Training School in Eastern Carolina for teachers was first proposed, Pitt county was among first, to endorse the measure and support it with her accustomed zeal, and when the act passed the legislature and became a law, almost her entire population got busy to devise means and ways to secure the location of the new here. The contest friendly, but spirited, and when the smoke of conflict bad cleared away the victory was ours. The shouts of r-juicing are still reverberating through many parts of our grand old county and will continue to be occasion- ally until at least some of these new buildings will have become mossy with age; while all of cur citizens did their lull duty in voting upon selves bonds, and going down in their pockets for cash to defray expenses and in many other ways, and while all did their full duty and all deserve great credit, yet in my humble opinion to our eminent leader, our foremost and most beloved is due most of the honor and glory of planting this great institution upon this beautiful hill, and in the years to come as the noble women and patriotic young men shall go out from thee walls to teach in the schools throughout the State, I would have them duly teach their pupils to love, honor and revere the name of Thomas Jordan Jarvis. s Pitt county may not share the historic glory of Mecklenburg and Guilford, her daughter are as fair, pure and noble and her sons true, patriotic and brave as trod the earth, a d they have at last ac- quired the on needful and are now enthused with the spirit of education, as is evidenced by many new and handsome school buildings recently erected throughout the county and large attendance here today, of which prompts me to pledge to this new institution and its management, the loyal support of all our people. now. Mr. embers of the faculty a id d ins f the East Carolina Teach- Training School, in the name of my county, I extend to you a most hearty welcome to our county, to our hearts and to our homes, and express the hope you have come to stay. And to the visitors who have honored us with their presence here today, I d f u and all a Pitt Owing to want today we will not publish Rags- dale's Monday. on 4th- .- y torn .