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w n r i Agent The Eastern Reflector to, Winterville and Vicinity-Advertising on Application JUST WINTERVILLE DEPARTMENT word-- In Charge of Wm. G. MORRIS Do You Own a Piano shoes just in P T l the corning service. Barber Co. We have just received a nice Sunday Muses and urn- of cloaks. us a call. A His subject was ford, of services w Ange o- era last Sunday. To the people of and If you know any items of interest, would b glad to them for the paper. If you have anything to advertise, I would like to furnish you rates. If are not a subscriber to Th let send in your G. agent. will be services in the Methodist church Sunday morn- and International can be had at A W. Co. Miss Annie Flowers, a W. S. went to Ayden last night to Saturday and Sunday friend. For good and comfortable school call or writ A. G. Cox Ma Co. I ally, brethren, farewell. Be Pump pipes Then see be of comfort, be We have just received a good . . lot. AW. . the God of love peace We bead the nice con-1 be A. W Wu The sermon The-Oliver I good. and was highly you need. See us. A W. Ange Co. A new lot of lamps just in. Harrington. Barber Co. For nice hall racks, see us. A. W. Ange o. P. A. Edmundson has teen on A. t, . . . th so. but we are glad to know is again. Cattle Wanted-We want buy cattle. R. D. Co. For beef. and sage see B. F. Button at same old stand. For nuns and -s see A- W. Ange Co. by those present One of the best temperance lectures, if not the best, that we have ever heard was made in the auditorium of W. H. S., Tuesday night, by Rev. R L. the It Dr. MEANS HEALTH. Sick any of Indicate Inaction LIVES. Take No Substitute. If not, and you e to own owe it to ex- the ma shown at the White A display really to a large city. In a glance will respect a line of pianos not alone stand in character of tot e, y and general worth in a class to itself, but you I m with prices that stand here ard incomparable Eight different makes to select from, none those cheap department store stencils, but each one a stand- ard, of acknowledged fame and reputation in the trade. Four player-pianos of known makes. We will take your piano in exchange for one of self play- also carry the ORGAN, the standard of the world. Old organs and pianos taken in ex- change, terms to s lit your When in Greenville visit our ville, N. C. Thy have right the light price. Kan to spend a e a d;. S We re a nice line of Collins Caskets. Prices are right and can nice hears n. G. Mfg. Co. J. D Cox, Maggie Bu tend Keen convocation at K . i is week. The Pitt County School by The A. G. Cox Manufacturing Company are cheap; comfortable, neat and durable. Terms are liberal. in the market come to see us, we have the desk for you. Saloon League in North l Carolina. He has a good voice, an delivery, and an honest therefore his address was grand. He says that people should be total abstainers be First, whiskey is injurious to the mind; second, it will hinder a person from getting a position; third, it will impede one's usefulness; and fourth, it will cause others to lose confidence in him. We glad to have Mr. Davis with us. end we hope it will be our privilege to hear him again. For see u. Harrington. Barber Co. Nice just in. Harrington. Barber Co. There be services Sunday afternoon in pal church at o'clock. Par oysters F. Button, Barbecue on Saturdays, public religious services of our school at a. m. preaching 1st and, Monday. 3rd Sundays at a m. and p. I Mrs Smith. KING'S CROSS ROADS ITEMS King's Cross Roads. N. C, Jan. W. S. E. Smith and daughter. Miss Irene, went to Greenville who has 3rd Sundays n a u. a i ., m.; meeting 2nd Sunday been several days at and Mrs. W . Wednesday night Randolph, returned home Thurs- I day- Will j Mrs. G. H. spent school at p m, 2nd Tuesday with Mrs. Jesse Corbett W. left yesterday for her 2nd Sundays at a. m. night and Sunday at HOPE WELL ITEMS. Hope Well. N. C. Jan. -Elder Bland filled his regular at Hancock's Sun Miss Pearlie Baker was visaing Miss Clara Smith Saturday and Sunday. N. T. Cox and son spent Sun day at Josephus Cox's. Leona, David and J- R- Cox and Miss Clara Smith attended the baptism service at Winter- ville W On Friday evening, Jan. Miss Clara Smith gave a tacky party. The crowd assembled about and were received in the hall by Miss Lottie Ellis and ushered to the parlor by Miss Mae Music was rendered by Miss Clara and Mae Many interesting games were played. At the judges were asked to retire and render their They soon came back with the problem solved in favor Miss Clara Smith being the tacky girl and J. R the At the crowd dispersed to their homes. The evening was one of much pleasure and will long be remembered Miss Smith s host of friends. White. Next door to Carr Atkins Hardware o. store. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF WINTERVILLE, AT WINTERVILLE, N. At the close of business, Nov. 1900. Resources Loans and discounts Overdrafts secured and unsecured Furniture and fixtures Due from 11,211.51 Silver coin, including minor currency 345.42 Nat bank HOM and other U. not. s 1.890 Total 181,700.08 Liabilities Capital stock Surplus fund 650.00- Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes pd 627.00 Time of deposit 802.20 Deposits subject to ck 14,695.85 Cashier's checks outstanding Total 121.706.08 STATE OF Pitt County, We J E Green, Cashier and F. A. Asst. Cashier of the named bank, do solemnly swear that the above state- is true to the best of our knowledge and belief F. A. EDMONDSON, Asst, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to be- fore me, this 16th day of Nov., R. U. Notary Public J. E. GREEN, Cashier A. G. Cox, R. H. Hunsucker, J. F. Harrington, Directors horn a at to spend Sat and For glasses, dried fruits of all kind and butter and . . . cheese see A. W. Ange Co. school at Miss Lillian Baker left m.; preaching Sundays school at Worthing-has been s. ,.; preaching 4th Sundays visiting brother. W. W. Smith, for Simpson to spend day and Sunday with friends. at cm. The Y. W. C. A., of Winterville nice clothing. Harrington, Barber Co. W. L. House purchased the of R. Cooper in the W. L. Co., and has moved back to his old stand in of the depot. We have just received a full of furniture. Give us a cl. A. W. Ange Co. Mr. aid Mrs. A. W. Ange to Greenville Oysters We have them Fri- day and nights. R. D. Co. Literary Society of W. H. S. continues to have good debating. The last night was very good. The query That the Army and Navy of the United States should be Cooking and heating stoves and ranges just received. All of best material and up-to-date. Harrington Barber Co. Smith, the win has been with appendicitis was brought here yesterday after- noon and sent to the hospital last night. He was Misses Cox and Irene Smith spent Sunday with Mrs. Carraway. H. S Tyson and daughters night, and elected the following Misses Lame and Leona, spent officers for the spring Sunday with Mrs. S. V. Joyner, President. Miss Lillian Baker; who is very sick Notice to Creditors. duly qua b fore the court clerk of Pitt as d. b. n. of the r ate of L-on Fleming, notice is beret-y riven to all persons indebted to the estate to make immediate to the undesigned; and all persons against the are not tied that the same must be presented for to the undersigned on or be- fore the 1st day of January. 1911, or this notice will be plead in bar of re- D. B. N. of Leonidas Fleming. ltd We give you a bargain in School, met last OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF FARMVILLE, AT FARMVILLE, N. O. At the close of business Nov. 10th, 1909. vice president. Miss Maggie Lee; secretary and treasurer, Miss Lillie Brewer. This association, so we are informed, has been doing a g rand work. With these excellent we predict for it even greater achievements this term than ever before. If your subscription to The Reflector has expired let roe renew it, and give you a receipt. W. C Morris, agent. There was a large present at the baptismal service, in the Baptist church, Wednesday night, and as he usually does. Rev. T. H King mode a very able talk. At the of. the sermon an in- was given, and four converts and one who had been a member of the church before came forward. Three of these Mr. and Mrs. G. H. spent Sunday v. his mother, near Farmville. Corbett has been suffering right much with the toothache. Little Miss May Belle Tyson spent Sunday with Miss Christine Smith. Misses Matte Smith and Leona Tyson spent Monday night with Miss Christine Smith. Chester Smith, of Farmville, spent Saturday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Smith. Miss Lanie Tyson was on the last week. We are glad to hear she is better. Notice to Creditors. Having been appointed by the clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt ct as administrator of the estate of W. D. ore deceased, having duly qualified such administrator. , no ice is hereby given to persons and the three that made against said estate to last Sunday, making six In all. were , o The spring rush is coming in. All parsons to said Better send your orders in at to make Cox Cotton Planters, once was economic accompanied from here by will We hope Mr. Smith back bands, etc. Order., i speedy recovery. The i County School are the desks for you. They are cheap, durable and comfortable- payment to me. This the 27th Cav of have our careful attention. A. G. Cox Mfg. Co., Winterville. N. C. ., . . . . H a useful planter Prices right and see our combination planter, it A. G. Cox Mfg. plants cotton, corn, Co. Winterville, N. C. Harrington. Barber Co. Just received, a nice lot of The music class of Winterville ladies and shoes. High School, under the wise Harrington. Barber Co guidance of Vivian Rob- j Anew lot of dry goods and and Nettie Liles, is one of notions of all kinds just received the largest in the history of the i m Harrington, Barber Co. school. If you want a good plow try C G. Little. of W. U. Moore deed. ft Blow Attorneys. Nervous Break-Down Nerve energy is the force that controls the or- of respiration, cir- digestion and elimination. When you feel weak, nervous, table, sick, it is often cause you lack nerve energy, and the process of rebuilding sustain- life is interfered with. Dr. has cured thousands of such cases, and will we believe benefit if not entirely cure you. Try it. nervous gave left. to until am Your i m- a to lo benefit Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind Resources Loans and discounts Overdrafts secured and unsecured 17.171.19 Furniture and fixtures 1,670.60 Due from 88,886.88 Cash items 21.086 Gold coin 742.60 Silver coin, including I minor coin currency 085.95 Nat bank and other U. S. Notes 2.897 Total Liabilities Capital stock Surplus fund 6,000.00 Undivided profits cur. exp and taxes pd 1,247.78 Dividend unpaid Bills payable 15.000 Time of deposits 11,881.12 Deposits sub. to check 80,646.70 Cashier's 1.817,56 Total STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. County of Pitt, I, J. R. Davis, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my J. R DAVIS, Cashier. edge and belief. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 20th day of Nov., 1909. J. A. Notary W. M. Lang, R. L Davis, F. M. Davis, Directors. To Know Your Needs S. M. Bring your furs to Schultz for high prices. Get our prices on ninety seed oats before buying. J. R. ft J. Q. We are unloading car can wire fencing. low. J. K. J. G- A Wretched Mistake to endure the itching, painful of Piles. ere s no need to. I much from pile-, a Marsh, of City. N C., tint a box of a and cured Burns boils, ulcers, sore-, cuts happed chilblains, be- e it, at all its. In Cotton Gin Machinery, Engines and Boilers The Celebrated Alamo Gasoline Peanut Pickers. Electric Light Outfits and Water Works for the country homes. Saw Mills. Planers, Lathes, Sanders, Shapers Matchers, Surfacers. Grist and Feed Mills. Brick and Concrete Machinery. Chalmers, Detroit and Buick Automobiles. In fact, anything you want in Farm and Mill Machinery. CALL OR J. Paul Simpson, N. G. Gibbs Machinery Co. Columbia, S. C. REFLECTOR. i D. J. Editor and Owner In to Fiction. One Per Tear VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA, FEBRUARY lO. ABOUT THE JUG. GREENVILLE mi In the the rein, about o'clock Friday there was a sodden darkening of the element, by clouds Inky and of in Beaufort county, end -d Miss anything bordering, on People out in the of A. C. L depot sew Something from Floating Equal to Ivory. cakes for LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP V TO run. FOR SALE BY JNO. L. WOOTEN . Carry Sutlers Ayden. N. C, Jan. Editor About 1719, there came from three brothers named and settled in Maryland end. North Carolina. Hancock settled in DEPARTMENT i. Mail BOYS CORN CLUB. PRIZE HOUSE BURNED. Postmaster R. C Flanagan received a from post as fol- In view of the extent to which the practice of placing loose coins in boxes by rural patrons has grown, and the de- lay in the delivery and mail and the hardship posed on rural carriers incident thereto, you are Informed that, 15th. will not be Pitt Canary Haw the The Reflector is glad to an today that several Pitt county boys have entered the corn growing contest. by T. W. Co as Storage Just before one o'clock this afternoon fire started in the to- building on A list of South Pitt street, in the No. SITUATION M TO old race track that to be picking up everything movable in track. They did whether it was a small or a big whirl wind but be what it may, it was enough to make them hurry for Bettie Durham, and to their union was born a son whom they christened Durham Han- rural letter carriers cock. When this attained majority he moved to little village of New Bern, and was one of the first of that town. He married and raised a family near the placid waters of the us. and their names and post office addresses are as Roy Moore, John Joyner, Alfred Moore. Julius Willie Flanagan, Moses T. Farmville. Samuel Worthington, Floyd Ellis, Roy Worthington. Dewey Harrington, Winterville, R. F. D. make them hurry for Hancock's oldest son quickly until the thin got by it . f Hancock, and Smith. George Clark. Clark. Winterville. an envelope, wrap them I Ira Hart, Kemp in a piece of paper, or deposit I Ayden- them in a coin-holding Willie Laughinghouse. Johnnie they can be Carroll. was not long in doing. .-Fortunately the whirlwind did not cover a wide apace bat it left its mark along the path traveled. The first sign destruction was at Tar River the colored theological school on the outskirts of the town. building was badly practically ruined. far distant is the colored . graded school building, one wing of which torn off, lifted from and set flat down on the ground, though right side up School had been dismissed a short while before, Principal C. M. was still there and got an ride in the wing of the budding. He came out with nothing worse was named George Hancock, and when he had developed into manhood he moved on creek in Lenoir county near where Fred Jones and John Nelson once lived, and where the town of Grainger is now situated. He-raised a large family of boys and girls. One of his boys was killed Tories and his sister took hie be- taken from the Duxes, will be to lift such and, where ac- companied my mail for dispatch, attach the requisite stamps. P. V. Fourth Asst. Postmaster Will Wilbur Congleton, Slade Allen Wan en. Stokes. Harvey Manning. Bethel. Allen, Leon Crawford. Gregg Tyson, Jr., Greenville, R. F. D. No. This is a good beginning, but we would like to see even a larger number of our boys enter There should be at destroyed the building with a quantity of loose leaf to- and a few hogsheads. The building was owned by R. O and was occupied by T. W. Co., as a I storage and leaf house. There were many hogsheads of prised tobacco in the building, those on the first floor rolled out and When the alarm was first given the fire department started out promptly, but some one met the hose wagon and hook and ladder truck on Dickinson avenue and told the drivers the fire was all out. They returned to the had put the wagons away when another alarm was given. By the misinformation much time was lost in getting to the fire, and had it not occurred the building would probably have been saved. As it was the fire gained rapid headway, and by DISTRICT ATTORNEY HOT NAMED, j Col. Harry Likely to be Re- pp minted. Washington. D. C, Feb.-l. Th commission of Harry to be district attorney in the east expired today, but the president did not name hi though he transmitted a number of to the senate. It is stated here on good authority that the president will not name a marshal in the I I .-V, . but west or a district attorney the were for some days. The reason for all this delay in these appointments has not yet been disclosed. The situation with regard to the district attorney- ship is embarrassing to the administration. It is said that if the Department of Justice its way Harry Skinner will be re-appointed. The charges against Logan are no doubt re- for the delay in naming a marshal in the west. the contest. a hundred, if there are j the time the department got to S. Justus Everett, of the who will enter the contest work the building was a mass of B . .-J .- in I a hind an old blind horse in a rickety cart with white oak tires, to the old ground on Durham's creek, and during her lonely trip she encountered the savage who detained her. Upon finding only a fear- less woman with a corpse they fled in and while cross- the Dismal or Savannah she was accosted by some wild One room of the but she still continued her house of a colored woman in journey. firm of Winston Everett their names to j flames that could not be checked to locate in Greenville for the practice of his profession. He has engaged a of rooms open to boys between in the Masonic Temple of and The Reflector also hopes that County Superintendent W. H. I The hid to turn their R and get to work. The attention to near-by property. and by hard work much was and will move to with his family about the of Mr. Everett is a Martin county hoy and closely identified himself with men of Greenville and Pitt county will offer premiums to the boys in this contest. We will be glad to George had a son named James, who was fond of agriculture, and when he grew into manhood moved into Pitt county and set- on Swift creek, in the known as He soon married and raised a family. His oldest son was named Her Hancock, who wooed the heart of Miss Rhoda Worthing- ton and lived near Hancock's, s Primitive Baptist church. To them was born several children, among them one girl named Mary, better known as who after her father's death lived with her widowed mother, and was quite prominent in that day as an herb and root doctor, and ala, told fortunes, etc. After the death of her mother she still lived alone, with only a few pet and a until quite old. At her death of course all her belongings were converted into money. The fa- jug that had been handed down through many generations was sold. Mr. R. L. Cox tells us he was the highest bidder, for cents, it was then full of honey. Since then he had its use to vinegar. Gideon Pellet, who married one of James Hancock's the first man who ever owned a set of steel cart tiers in Pitt county. Dr. the famous root and herb doctor, married one of Harman Hancock's daughters, and lived near New Bern, and some of their direct descendants same neighborhood was taken off and planted in her neighbor's garden. From there on towards Mun- park the thing lifted a little higher from the ground, but it took a conglomeration of hanging-out clothes, chicken coops, boxes, barrels, fence and so on along through the air with it When about the A. C it got down to business on the ground again and seemed to concentrate its fury in the apace between the Brick warehouse and the mar of the new Higgs block of brick buildings. A small frame building in that space in which Allen Fleming run a restaurant was literally torn into kindling wood several cart loads of it piled on the roof of the co warehouse. Seventeen of the warehouse skylights were blown or knocked out, and wall of corner store in the Higgs block, in which Mr. J. W. Bryan had lust moved his drug store, was tarn about four inches out of place. . Getting hemmed in between these brick buildings seemed to get the best of the wind. yet. there was enough of it left switch around into Dickinson avenue Pitt street where it turned again, taking down a few fences in its course. At the residence of Mr. J. L. the top of a chimney was blown down and a screen door torn off, bat wind could not be traced in both New Bern and Kin- in town beyond this point. and still practice the same We have not heard if cyclone struck anywhere in the These facts are correct near i contest. win best interests of both town any premiums are and county since locating here. -on- Whatever has stood for the moral and material uplift of the people, he with fearlessness ed. He enjoyed a lucrative practice, and is a strong advocate and safe counselor. Desiring to get into a more extensive field where the training would be enlarged, he has chosen Green- ville in which to settle. It is regretted that he bas decided to cast bis fortunes in some offered. This corn growing con test means much for the county that everybody should be interested in it- PRIZES FOR CONTEST. R. G. Tea Dollars Offered by J The Reflector is by J. R. J. G. one of Green- enterprising mercantile .-. other Arms, to say they wish to offer save his native county. However, in cash prizes to the boys of he will practice in the courts Pitt county to encourage the here and Keep in touch with his corn growing contest in which people. the boys have decided to engage Friends also removal this year. The this firm of Mrs. Everett, who has proven offers will be distributed as a pleasant addition to the to the boy making social life of the town. She the best yield of corn on one been active in religious circles, acre; for the second best saved. The dwelling houses- of Fleming and Charity Dudley, both just east of the as well as some others a little distant, were in great danger and caught several times. The Dudley house lost nearly all the roof and was badly damaged. It is impossible this afternoon lo get the amount of loss Dy the fire, but all is thought to be covered by Cause of fire is believed to be QUICK SERVICE. Loses Firm Fire Two Days Ago Paid. Greenville. N. C. Mr. H. A. While, Greenville, N. C. Dear Please accept thanks for the prompt settlement of loss on ma- destroy by fire day before yesterday. Yours truly, lo Pieces off Caps Hatteras. Norfolk, Feb. l.-With a northwest wind blowing a miles an hour gale heavy weather prevailing, the three- masted schooner Cap- Combs, Ne York to from a passing on Jacksonville, Fla . was washed . . . . . U, is an ardent missionary worker and takes a lively interest in education. Greenville will find in her and Mr. Everett those which men women useful citizens. Williamston Enterprise. the yield on one acre; for third best yield on one acre. We feel sure the example set by this firm will be folio wed by others and that many prizes will be offered to encourage the boys in their work. The Reflector will take pleasure in publishing any prizes that are offered. Every boy who Prise. enters the contest should do his Mr. C. R. Townsend, manager best, not alone for the hope of Warehouse, branch of i of winning a but for the Consolidated j benefit it will bu to him in to be a producer of Twenty- Norfolk Southern rail-Mad, which occupies street by the factory, and a workman said an engine that passed just before dinner set fire to the grass about the building. He thought he had put this all out and left for his dinner, and a little later the building was on fire. We men- this only as rumor heard around the scene of the fire. It was certainly a fire, fanned by a high wind, and it gave the department some hard work.-Daily Reflector, Jan. on the treacherous Hat- coast early this morning and was pounded to by the before lifesavers from the Cape Hatteras and Big life saving stations could the ill fated vessel's crew of ten men, who are sup- posed have been lost in the furious seas. the bodies have ashore as yet, the life savers report that there was no possible means of escape for those the the , Tobacco Co., authorizes The to add in gold from, larger and better crops. himself to the list of prizes for j five Pitt county boys have the largest yield of corn per acre. already enlisted for the contest in the corn growing con test in this county. Let others come along with their offer of prizes to toe contest interesting for the boys. and there should be others. country. During the night there was another hard wind that wed the big horse at the Horse Show, clear across the street to The Reflector corner. Our yours if you as I can get them. R W. Smith. For a few c best bleaching per yard. yards to mer, for cash. Central Mercantile Co. Mr. W. J. Kilpatrick Dead Thursday afternoon Mr. W. J. Kilpatrick died at his home near Grifton. The burial took place Friday, funeral services being conducted at St. John's church by Rev. J. H. Griffith, of Kin- Rev. B. F. Huske. of Mr. Kilpatrick was The does job work. A Treat for Reflector Readers. We wish to announce that in a few days The Reflector will be- gin a King, by George Barr Greenville, which will be a treat to years V our many readers. Mr. vestryman of St. Prof. Wilson Talks. Prof. C. W. Wilson, of the Training School of Greenville, was in the city yet- on his way home from Durham, where he attended the meeting of county and city school superintendents of schools. was meeting of the kind that has been held, said, a notable feature of it that not one of the speakers on the program was absent That is a novelty in any meeting in North Carolina, worth hearing about. The addresses were full of interest from the beginning of the meeting on Thursday till the ending on Sat- o'clock. Durham treated us royally. It is a most hospitable As to the Teachers Training School at Prof. son work is going straight ahead and all affairs are in good shape. There are now students News and Observer. 30th. Prof. Wilson was re-elected, for the fourth time, secretary of the association. Bring your furs to S. M. Schultz for high prices. Have just received a big line of dress ginghams for spring. Central Mercantile Co. For Rent-One m and one room house, in South Greenville Apply to John Cheek. For office floor covering we have in by the yard, art squares. w Taft VanDyke. Call and see our new line of embroideries and laces. Central Mercantile Co. We have the largest and most attractive line of art squares that we ever had. Don't fail to see them. Vandyke. Beginning Feb. 3rd, and running for ten days, we will sell our line of woolen dress goods and silks at cut prices. We intend to cut out our fancy dress goods and silks and now the time to get good for little money. Central Mercantile Co,

R. J. C. MOVE J. R J. G. Greenville's Leading Store The Most Complete Line of General Merchandise to be found in Eastern North Carolina. While we carry at all times all kinds of goods, embracing everything needed for the household or farm, we also make a specialty of seasonable goods in season. Just now we are showing an attractive line of Goods, Laces, Edgings Embroideries, etc. The Ladies will be pleased with our line of these goods. The farmers will also find us prepared to supply their needs in FARM IMPLEMENTS as we carry the very best makes of PLOWS, HARROWS. CULTIVATORS. PLANTERS, SHOVELS. HOES, ETC. j Our Grocery Department is well supplied with everything for the table. CHANCES OF LIFE Probability a Your Ag. of How Lena You Will After M are dead It probably will not us whether we died at twenty or fifty or ninety, but Just now most of us are Interested to matter, mid. average per- sous in sound health, we can out with certainly Just our are of any particular age. Harper's Weekly. If arc ore Just of our chances of living to or beyond are nearly to of to be to I; to be to I; to to l 2-3 to Of tiring to we less than chance in g to be less than i in M. I In If we line to are nearly to to be nearly to be CO. to to be W, chances ill to MO. l In to to l chant in TIm man chances to of reaching his birthday. chances of only i of I Plume In of reaching HO. I chance In Having in all the draw- up to years, tho average has -r. chances lo l of becoming to to l in lo NO lie has hut in and DO chance In If already -i the has S to of chance becoming SO and In reaching no. The man. of has in of becoming and hi GO of becoming if one has weathered the storm until his eightieth birthday he has chance in of reaching ninetieth III II will to observed that M we get older our chances of reaching DO lo- crease greatly. The I Ito sharp woman as she the door a little bit answered the ragged way- farer. Tie forgot how to be hungry, int I'm out and out see. I had nothing to rat so long I've got so can't coat no shudder, you ain't no Idea what company a man's shad- is to be la the Ill Arr I Norfolk Cotton end Peanuts wired by J. W. Perry t Co. Cot on T. day U -8 Middling Low Middling Low Strictly Prime Prime Low Grades I -8 1-2 I 3-4 SI 3-4 1-2 MOW AND LI Wired by Cobb et t. and Brokers. NEW YORK May July May Who,. Ill 1-4 HI Dec Corn Go H H May July May Lard ll July Co ton Mai -i. A J i;. reporter b, Will Monday. Monday will It st day of the Horse Show in the Proctor If you have pot seen it yet. do not mi-s the last op- t I worth more I than the lo SEED CORN DAY. Reflector Offers Two Prize for exhibits. Pitt county is to have a set d in Greenville on Tuesday, Feb. 8th. At that time farmers are asked to bring some of their best for exhibition, and in expert will examine it and show how to make id selection from it. In this way every farmer who comes will bi helped. The wants to see this reed corn day a gay Put county and great Rood to come from it- As a Email stimulus for exhibits on that day we are going to offer as a year's subscription to The Daily Reflector to the who makes tho best all round exhibit of corn that day, and one year's subscription to The Eastern Reflector to the farmer exhibit- the live best ears of corn, the award to be in with the decision of the If any others want to premiums for exhibits The will take pleasure in men- it. The Reflector does job work. IS WHITE GOODS SHOWING THIS . . . WHITE GOODS SHOWING THIS WEEK. . . . ft This Week at STORE has on display the prettiest line of Hamburg and Laces we have ever shown. All Goads at reduced prices Dress Ginghams, White Goods, Hamburgs and Laces. Just arrived at Special White Goods Showing This week . a at AT the BIG WINDOW I am now offering some very desirable Residence for sale. If you it will be to your interest to see me. I also have some splendid Manufacturing sites on railroad sale Terms to suit purchasers. L- C- Arthur, Greenville, u. -w ft THE PIPES. Small With Stems of The pipes used by are quite different from those of any other North American race and in the shape of the howl more the opium pipes used by the Chinese limn anything else. The old pipes were very in the amount of tobacco that they would hold, for in former days tobacco was extremely scarce and in its use was, most carefully husbanded. There was therefore a wide flaring margin to the pipe to catch any grain of tobacco that might be spilled in filling it; there were a hollow which would hold a pinch of tobacco as large its an nary pea and a rather wide hole fussing down through the base of he bowl which fitted into the pipe- stem. The bowl of the pipe of ivory, stone, brass or copper. The was curved and a mouthpiece. It is laid that the small hole running down through the of the bowl and into the usually plugged with caribou hair lo save any grain of tobacco that might Otherwise have passed down through this aperture and so he lost. The molting of such a pipe would not last long, and we may presume that a few draws would exhaust it. The smoke was of taken into the lungs. The are known to be ex- skillful in the of scones mid object, while tho Indiana of Chariot sound and generally all the natives of northwest of America are fa- fur curving in wood and in black slate. Handsomely carved Eskimo pipes of walrus ivory from northwestern Alaska have on each side of the is to say. on four more or less long flat surfaces scenes from the daily life of the Eskimo, of those the two sides on the hand of the pipe us it is in pi- for smoking appear to represent the period of cold Inter autumn, winter and early spring, while on left hand side of the pipe represent the life of the est and Stream, Changed His Tuna. is that when President Boston ha was impress- at hall mar- The clerk walked in front of him down the length of the market, announcing in loud gentlemen, the president of the United States Fellow make room The chief had stepped into one of the to look at some game, when the clerk turned around sud- and. finding himself alone, suddenly changed his tone and ex- gracious Where that darned idiot got Mental Wife of Young Literary Man Why, George. for that story How long did it take to rite it Young Husband Oh. I don't know. A couple of days, suppose. Wife Five n That's a week and f a month. Twelve times nearly I year. Why. George, we can keep a carriage just U well as Answers. GOOD EXERCISE. Practicing Juggling at Home an Aid to Health. It has been contended that the easiest way to keep in fit condition is to practice jug- the art of balancing and catching objects. When exercising at home, watched by a teacher, one is likely to perform his exercises in an in- correct or slovenly fashion, thus do- himself more harm than good, but the simplest feat of juggling can done in only one way, the right Again, where physical exercise develops only a certain part or of the body five juggling calls into play every important mus- Finally, few physical train the eye or the band. Juggling does both. The mistake the novice is like- to make is that he tries to do off- hand what it has taken the juggler years of practice to accomplish. The beginner should, of course, start with the easiest feats, such as balancing a walking on his forehead or tossing a ball from behind his back over his shoulder and catching it as it falls. If one is really fond of juggling he may invent his own problems. Here are a few It is easier to balance a thing on your head than on your hand. Up to the point where great phys- i required the larger I the object the easier it is to balance. Thus it is easier to balance a walk- stick on your forehead than it is a pencil. One should always look at the top of whatever ho is balancing. make tho mistake of looking at bottom or the middle of the stick or whatever is being juggled. Again, when catching things do not watch your hands. Keep your eye on tho object, just as you would to catch a batted ball. In all balancing feats it should that the shape of the object is immaterial. What one has to do is to balance an imaginary line passing vertically through the center of gravity of the object, or, in other words, to keep its axis per- to whatever it is ha.- upon. Juggling Is said to be be-t and healthiest of indoor exercises, because it does not weary, it develops every part of the body, it trains the hand and the eye and because it makes f York Tribune. Sickness is Unnecessary to demonstrate the value of the telephone in the farm home. In any emergency the phone performs a which no other agency an equal. The doctor can be called quicker than the horse can be hitched up. Neighbors can be summoned instantly. It is invaluable for the convenience and protection of the f For information about our plan write to nearest manager or to line Department Home Telephone Telegraph Co. Henderson, N. C Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. SCHEDULES Between Norfolk, Washington, Plymouth. Greenville. and Kinston, Effective April 1st. a. in. a. tn. u. in. p. in. p. in. p. in. p. in. p. in. Ar. Ar. Norfolk fly mouth Greenville Ar. Ar. i P. a. a. u. ii a u. For further information, address nearest ticket agent, or W. P. T. M. T. C. d. A. WILMINGTON. N. J. Prayer About rears ago small largely In chiefly were prayer rut, and on each of near one end a small embroidered mark to show where the Wt of sacred earth from to In to a law of the Koran, that the head must be bowed to the ground In prayer, was touched by the forehead when the prostration was made, and so the letter of the law carried out. custom prevails. The women who the prayer rugs seldom re any other kind of rag. MM I------- An Afghan Trick. During a in the presence tho f the noticed to his that the heads of were the favorite butt of tho marks men, who hut seldom missed their aim, whereupon he declared that it was far more difficult to hit an Sir Peter laughed at the but the stood hit ground, and the matter was put to the test. An egg was suspended on a wall, and the soldiers fired at it; but, strange to not one of them hit the egg. The governor and hi- suit kept their countenances excused the of the party on the ground of the difficult of The thing. At last a hall hap- to hit thread to which the egg was fastened, and it fell ti- the -round without breaking. No the was solved. The Afghan had used a blown egg and the featherweight shell had been aside each time by the current of air in front of the ball and thus escaped being hit Snubbed a Duke. Manners mark the man, but th typical Briton resents any advance from a stranger with a cold stare Yet it is an who rates an incident of railway travel. On the way to London in a first class compartment wore two well dressed men. Opposite them sat an whose fur coat and silk hat both looked shabby. The elder man made a remark about tho weather. The others sUred at bin with insolent silence. When the train reached Waterloo there came two tall in fur and SCHEDULE leave Raleigh effective Jan 3rd. in Pr Oil and Florida points. dining and coaches. BOUND Bl. ii a Atlanta, Mi his and points West. and i Hamlet Charlotte and Wilmington. THE SEABOARD MAIL -No K ft a. m Fur Pi i h i or cur. Con- with for Washing. tin. York, and Providence. THE FLORIDA FAST MAIL- No 2.05 a. m. For Washing- ton ind New Yo k Pullman em, day coaches and car. Connects at Richmond points Wist, at Washington with Pennsylvania railroad B. O. for h d we t. THE SEABOARD MAIL No. p. m. For Charlotte. Wilmington, W Parlor car to Hamlet. in. 30.- Hen Oxford Norlina FLORIDA FAST t u-d. out. i hi at or I t. r's Mi Tea is est 1-1 s. them h H and strong. Jim. I. i.-.-.- u LO. NORFOLK, Cotton Buyer.-, Brokers Cotton, and PRIVATE WIRE to New York. Chicago and New CO NORFOLK. VA. Factors and ban oil- Celebration New Orleans, La. Ala., Ha. February 3rd to 8th, 1910 GREATLY REDUCED FARES via N. RAILWAY. The annual Carnival at Orleans. La. Mobile Ala., and Fl, from February 3rd to 8th, will b; more elaborate upon any previous occasion. Tickets sold by Norfolk Southern to 7th, inclusive, to February 19th may be extended by paying t at Stop overs Get information from any ticket agent of Norfolk Southern Railway, or address Norfolk, Va Atlanta, and points west, Jack- and all Florida I'll Ar a. BOUND No p. m.- -Arrives u. m . Washington a. m. Ni York p. m. Pullman to and dicing ear to York. No. i m. For a m. n i 7.15. New York, car For rates mil any t Lino railway ticket C. B. RYAN, C. P. A. Portsmouth, Va. H. S. D. P. A. Raleigh. N. C. FOR SALE AT ALL DRUG STORE BO fellows pt so. W may lo i run , t i ii that wt- d and run up our is ti.- figure U we're just nary, plumb W who like t the level Johnston Phone, J S. MOORING Now in Sim Store on More Core lo M m. GENERAL MERCHANDISE of Women's Greenville Be as who is going to make your it yon in the it A mills IN I Get cm the G. s Front, Shoulder a d SI Head . inS I II Ilium In cm only H ii to oar one of them sail the old the Where- upon the two snobs turned thirteen different kinds of preen and pink purple, and I went Tho ends had u Herald. PAUL la Flanagan Ci CENTRAL Barber Shop Herbert Edmond, Prop. Located in main business sec- of the town- Five chain in operation and each one sided over by a skilled barber. Our place is inviting, sharp. Our towels clean. Modern electrical machine for dry shampoo and La- dies waited on at their homes. S. J. NOBLES MODERN BARBER SHOP. The in r lift, i f up tiara, n- the the petite, sleep. is tho greatest health. Thats WM Winter p roW Tea keep y u II all do. Just what you need now. Jno. L. Wooten. i Nicely furnished, every thing and working tho very best barbers. Second none in the State. Cosmetics a specialty. Opposite J. R. J. G. will Jno. U Our Greenville, yours if come. WT

THE EASTERN D. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA. Year Six Months Single Copy may be ha-l upon t the business office in Reflector corner Evans and Third s try have claimed more than one hundred thousand victims. Such disasters are appalling. When a man comes to Green- ville now, has not been here in some years, he opens his eyes with astonishment at the that have taken place. Entered in the pot office at Greenville N. C., mail FRIDAY. 1910. Congress by a viva vote the Mann white slave bill which imposes a Sue of not more than and imprison- per goes to a class of people who have money to spend, and they read the advertisements for in- formation as to how and where not more than five spend their money judicious INSTITUTE Good Considering the ugly night and early morning that had preceded, any who knowingly Space in this paper was, attendance of aids in the transportation results and the advertiser will farmers at the institute- here alien women for immoral be convinced of this by poses. This practice has been ed trade. carried oil to considerable ex- .,,,,. New Bern business men have lent by certain foreign residents of this country. The way railroads in this State are their lines looks like they have plenty of faith in North Carolina's . . It is a good indication. The meal have ft large addition to their rank when Lent comes. The Tillman case over the no session of the children i having its airing ill the South Carolina courts. If you haven't the price to order a meat dinner you can ease by saying you have joined the boycott. If the boycott on the meat trust teaches people how to get with eating less meat, it will lie a no small value. Now who is going to charge that local cyclone to the comet All the same the cyclone did not come until the comet appeared. Get on to idea of Greenville and lets have the streets looking like they ought to by the time spring comes. too- If you want to see the trusts butted sure enough and the cost f living come down from its high perch, just knock the in the head and open our ports to free trade. Already some of the airship makers are getting up to congress to determine the value of aerial craft in warfare. Better be sure first that they are dependable navigators in traffic. Every farmer of Pitt county should make more corn and bet- corn his crop motto for this year- Those who have boys urge enough should them a corn patch and start them off in the corn contest. just completed their of a very active chamber of with more than a The business men of Green hundred and fifty of the leading . . ville should unite in making the business men as members, much report of it today, further today, the number being much larger than was anticipated. It was about o'clock before institute could begin, as court was in session earlier, but good use was made of the re- of the day. Owing to the lateness we tan not give unite in .----- seed corn day here on Among the many good projects than to say there were several Feb. 8th. an occasion of interest, taken under consideration by the interesting speeches on various . , ,, . chamber, is the revival of the branches of agriculture, and A large crowd should be in ;,, . -c.,;. ;.;., I. . every farmer present to come to town that day. old New Bern Fair Association, w ,. ,. , which went out of business ten fitted by what he heard. The .- inn . w. WOOL and a place for showing the years ago. A committee has farmers who themselves corn its should be prepared, been appointed to investigate from such meetings do not in advance. premiums for the purpose of reorganizing realize they are Raleigh has advanced far enough in the auditorium line to have a picture of the plated printed. They may succeed in Speaker Cannon of his power, but it will not be done without a struggle to the finish. If Greensboro has is alright, but it cm be started at the wrong end Publicity is a incentive to trade, and the business man practices the wrong sort of my when he denies this to him- self and his business US claim not to have finding enough chamber of I. might . -Ii trouble This is the time that John D. Rockefeller can get the laugh on the other fellow, lie can't eat meat, anyhow, so the price does not disturb hint. The girl students of Chicago University have inaugurated an- other fad by declaring a boycott wearers of a mustache. We don't like Chicago girls, anyway. With five candidates already in the field for the Democratic nomination for congress in the tenth district, there will likely be some lively times before the convention names a candidate. There has been another dread- mine disaster, this one curing in Colorado. More than a hundred miners are believed to have been killed by an ex- The Reflector knows one lady Greenville who wants to see a civic club organized. There ought to be a hundred others of the same mind, if would get together with ideas would be a bet- looking town. A rumor got out, purporting to have started from the White House, that was going to wage a persistent warfare against trusts, but the president rushed out with a denying it. The trusts do not have much to tear from that quarter. North Carolina's Young Men and Women is the name of a monthly magazine just started here by G C. Hedgepeth. The first number is certainly credit- able and contains excellent mat- The subscription price is cents a copy or GO cents a year. It ought to be given a large Secretary Wilson in a recent address said that the real cause of the high price of living is tint so many people are leaving the farms for the cities that there are not enough remaining to produce food for the population. That may in some measure add to the trouble, but the secretary will have to dig deeper. for the best exhibits of corn would Bear in mind that what, helps the farmers, helps every other That was a peculiar accident which occurred a few days ago in Bryson City, county, that practically destroyed the new court house built about a year ago at a cost of Three men were in the office of the register of deeds thawing a stick of dynamite on the tor. The dynamite exploded, wrecking the building, killing man instantly, another lost I both eyes, and the third was badly injured The government has fallen down in its suit for libel against the New York World, the judge before whom the ease was brought ruling that statute under which the proceedings were begun is lacking in author The cause of the action The World was the pub- during the last cam President Roosevelt and President and certain of their relatives were members syndicate that bought up French holdings in the Panama canal interests when it was known that the United States would purchase stock, the syndicate profiting several mil- ion dollars in the transaction. land starting again this one Roth the State and National very popular fair. Press. The Springfield Republican says Taft is the most inconsistent president the country has ever known. He has promised to carry out the Roosevelt policies, he is carry- out the Aldrich policies, and he talks in harmony with Cum- How can a man look three ways at one time and be News and Observer. CORN GROWING CONTEST. governments are doing much in this direction to help interests, and farmers should be to take advantage of it. ITEMS. N. C. Feb. l.-The Free Will Baptists at chapel have moved their church about one mile from its former location. It is now in a very nice place. The lot of Crawford. B. F. Crawford has donated a lot at Arthur to the Disciple NO INTERVENTION IN NORFOLK SOUTHERN SALE DECISION DOWN TUES. In of Meet. With Approval Norfolk Richmond, Va., Feb. 1-Judge Waddill, of the United States district court today denied the request of Van Dyke and others, to file a petition appeal- from an earlier decision of the court refusing them to intervene in the sale of the Norfolk and Southern rail- way, which was purchased by a reorganization committee in December, 1909. for Norfolk. Va., Feb. 1-The de- rendered by Judge Wad- dill today in Richmond, denying the request of Van Dyke and others to file a petition pealing from an earlier decision of the court refusing them to intervene in the sale of the Norfolk and Southern railway by the reorganization committee, meets with approval here. The Norfolk and Southern has plans for big development in North Carolina during the next two years. ITEMS. Grimesland, N. Feb. 2.- Mrs. K. M. Elks on closing her hospitable at N. C. entertained a number of .--- friends on Friday evening, Jan. church of Smith's school house,, 28th. The house was decorated and material is being placed for j a profusion of evergreens. , , , the building. expected Old fashioned games were the We notice that a number of work and the amusement of counties in the State are will be a great credit to and brought much the little band of soldiers that mirth. worship at Smith's school house. Delightful refreshments were The former pastor, Mr. Crump- and at a late hour the having resigned, they have people bid a reluctant secured the services of S- each declaring that W. as their pastor and they could not have preaching will be on 4th more enjoyable evening, mornings instead of 3rd Sundays. Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Smith and much interest in com growing contests, and are many premiums locally in addition to those offered by the State Board of Agriculture for the best yields of corn, in Wilson, for instance, a number premiums ranging from to , E. Little attended tin F- W. r WeaK . , i B. union meeting at Marlboro . A -f----- machinery and various articles . and Mr. I Heal There are certain nerves The advertiser should bear in mind there is no better way of reaching attention of Pitt county than through The Reflector. The piano contest which the piper held the three months before Christmas added several hundred new names to our subscription list, making the circulation of the paper of merchandise, are offered c. D. Smith attended the business men to the boys. on Sunday. This encourages the boys to Mrs. L. W. Smith, Miss Ellen have a com crop and to put Smith. E. S. Norman and R. E. forth their best effort, in attended the Hook- . . union meeting at Wheat it and making a Saturday and Sunday, yield. The Reflector had hoped. Lou Crawford, who lives before now to announce that in D. Smith's, was very sick in the com growing last week, and is now improving contest had taken hold of Pitt slowly. , Mark Smith is in the race for COUnty, but some how our people . . vii I theorize for the greatest yield are slow about it. No ,, on an acre. We hope all there are many business men in will try to raise Greenville and other corn than they have been throughout the county who are raiding, willing to give Several of the farmers in cur purpose, and in a county as large as Pitt there should he fully a hundred boys enlisted in such a contest. It will be worth much to the boys and much to the county to have the corn contest. It is not too late to start now for this year's much larger than at any time in and it ought to be taken its history, and the list keeps; hold of in Pitt county with a growing nil the time. The pa i vim. section have their smoke house in their yards instead of in the West. When a family of five puts in 1500 pounds of meat and pounds of lard, the high price of meat don't hurt them at all. They can live at home and board at the same place. We have our new spring mat- tings in and want you to come and see them. Taft Van Dyke. that control the action of the heart. When they become weak, the heart, action is impaired. Short breath, pain around heart, choking sensation, fluttering, feeble or rapid pulse, and other distressing symptoms fol- low. Dr. Miles Heart Cure is a medicine especially adapted to the needs of these nerves and the mus- structure of the heart itself. It is a strengthening tonic that brings speedy relief. Try it. I with what I Hi. trouble, when the told me I had heart trouble. many remedies. the Dr. almanac cam Into my and concluded to try Dr. Heart Cure. I taken and now I am not at all. am cured this medicine did It. I write In the hope that It will attract the at- of others who suffer as I did. Una. Main St, Ky. Your druggist sells Or. Heart Cure, and him to return price nest bottle If It falls IS benefit you. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind If they advance the price of socks it will be darned tough. Greensboro News. That depends on whether they are hole proof. President Taft interposed in behalf of Speaker Gannon, by telling the boys they must stop fighting, him. Now, boys, be good, or you will lose your chance at the pie counter. There is much excitement and alarm in Paris over the in which the city is left by the flood in the Seine river. One report says the flood undermined the city and there is danger of many build- collapsing. Some of the more superstitious of the lace attribute the cause of the flood to Halley's comet. TOBACCO CROWING TOBACCO COLUMBIA OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT IN CHARGE OF W. E. TINGLE. Authorized Agent of The Batten for Ayden and vicinity. Advertising rates furnished a ,,. Wanted to buy bushels Rey. T. H. King and son were; Mrs. i. R. Tingle, peas by J- R. Smith Co. in town Thursday. Amos fort Barn . I well, Monday night here. See our new line of dress foods Will repair your carts, wagon. Greenville. before making and buggies you new and your fall purchases. Co. School books, bibles and at J. R. Smith Co. Dinner baskets, pencil boxes, elates, pencils, ink erasers at Smith Co. Cook stoves, heaters and stove at J. R. Smith Co. patterns and magazines at J. R. Smith Co. Rubber, and corrugated roofing R. Smith Co. To the Merchants When you want an extra grade of call on W. E. Tingle- Car salt fine or course at J. R. Smith Co. If you want to insure property against fire, Tingle will do it. Gaudy and rubber belting fitting valves at J. R. Smith Co. If you have any property to sell, Tingle will sell it. Galvanized sinks nice to attach to your pumps for your water at J. R Smith Co. Windows, doors, lime, cement, hardware, locks, hinges at J. R. Smith Co. If you need a good open or top buggy, wagon or cart call on J. R. Smith Co. A We will pay the highest mar- price for bushels of cotton seed delivered to us in any quantity. A nice line of coffins and caskets always on hand with a nice hearse at your service at J. R. Smith Co. Dixon. An experienced blacksmith is waiting to shoe your horses and mules Smith Dixon. Will gin your cotton for one twentieth pound, and give the bagging and ties, bring J. R- Smith Co Dixon. J. R. Smith j r smith Co. Dixon. SEED CORN Foreman A. The M Two Prises for Woody. of Richmond, is P. Pitt county to have in o.- Tuesday. , W Urn th. overhauling of the Telegraph O . FE-MA TONIC COUGHS, COLDS, CATARRH Mrs. W. S. of New w. i Bern, is visiting husband, at Ninety days and spring oats Blount. J. R, Smith Co. j D. Moore, of corn a Feb. 8th. At that , the oft are asked to bring some of their bulls- nearly for exhibition. m old expert will examine it and show how to make seed selection from it. In this way every farmer who comes will be helped. The Rt wants to see this seed o. Nice turned work, Sunday in window and door frames made Ayden of the on short notice by J. R. Smith Christian church rendered a Co. Dixon. splendid program at Call on far ceiling, flooring church Sunday evening, and For barbed wire and nails We guarantee see J. R. Smith Co. Just faction. rived a car load. J. R Smith Co. Dixon. j There is no better time than A. L. Harrington, of Kinston. Sunday in town, scribe to The county and great good to come the Distance to the from it- As a email stimulus road crossing on for exhibits on that day we also be strung in Reflector Pitt street taken out en and caM line put up instead. This hie that has exist heretofore by the wire i. con trees r i f III IA with limbs of the great day for other ires The rem. going to offer as a one wire, and some Mrs. Luther Bell and children, of New Bern, left Sunday for Rocky Mount to visit mother, after spending a few days in Ayden with her sister. Mrs. Nobles. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Berry and Virginia Bell Cooper. President Orphans Hundreds of orphans been y the president the Industrial Orphan's Home at Mac i , Ga., who e have used Electric Bit- in this Institution for nine ears . nun It has proved medicine j stomach, liver and , troubles. .,,,. , , We rd one of the Monday from a visit to relative. in Scotland Neck. digestion Mrs Celia has thin, wk , ., . child en people it bas no chased the resident for female complaints. year's subscription to The Daily Reflector to the farmer who makes the best all round exhibit corn that day, and one year's to The Eastern Reflector to the farmer the five best ears of corn, the award to s i with the decision of the if any others want to offer premiums for exhibits The fleeter will take pleasure in men- it. will be made in the Campbell Nobles, near the Baptist church. She, with her son-in-law's family, W. T. Hart, expect to occupy it. V. E. Patrick shipped a very fine pony to J J. Gentry. Win last week- Ha tells your scribbler he ha sold stock in sixteen counties this season, K. W. Smith has purchased the residence of A. P. Murray, on Blount street. Mr. Murray has purchased a stock and trucK farm near and will move soon his new home. He has made us a good citizen and we are loath to see his good family leave our c immunity. We saw a letter from our old friend. C. A. Fair, yesterday. He said had snow storms, blizzards, for more than a and only c at all druggists. WOODLAND ITEMS in the news columns I there was no land on earth like of The Daily Reflector. j the He is now Now is a good time to adv. HI in the Ayden Department- Mr. R. W. Smith. ton, are visiting his Woodland, N. C, Feb. 1.1910. are glad to have some new families to move to our neighbor- hood. There are some very stumps being taken up around here. That is important on a firm We are sorry to that Dixie is sick and hope he will soon improve. We had a very out to Sunday school Sunday afternoon. It is very pleasant to be back to your old and see the school children that you once were with, but still there are some absent and new one have taken their places. Don't forget the preaching at Reedy first Sunday in February. Saved From newer felt so rear my writes Lewis of Ohio. R. K. No. S, when ft frightful and lung trouble pulled me down to in s and i h doctors Aid that I am alive is due sole y to King s New which ed me. Now I weigh and can work It also cured my four children of Infallible for coughs and cods, it's the most c y for la asthma, and ah to St. A bottle free. Guaranteed by druggists. Mill at The Hosiery . exhibit- Manufacturing Company W J. chartered today. this-company is to manufacture and sell and t h I offices are located at Roberson The company authorized of hut will start with paid in. J. H. son and Company, A. S. son and Company, and J. C. and others are Times, 1st. THE PIPES. ITEMS. . well tor i a and J are MS with la J Joseph II. Chase, C nth St., Washington, n. r. ; old and La n. -t -nil r--mu i. Ml u. -it m m sored M J look a wry grippe Ins it A It j I look three b t a red me. it l ans . id to odd REPORT CONDITION OF THE BANK OF AYDEN AT N. At the Close of Nov. Won't Need a Crotch n Editor J. P. of N- C. bruise hi- leg badly, it Started an sore. Many SIMMS and hen Burk en's Salve it is so prompt and sure ; for ulcers, boils, burns, bruises, ruts, corns, sores, pimples, or at all dealers. Resources discounts 10,000.00 Overdrafts secured and unsecured Furniture and Demand loans Due from Cash items Silver coin, including all minor coin cur. 801.11 hank and- other U. S. Notes Total 112.118.60 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. COUNT OF PITT. Liabilities Capital Surplus fund 13,800.00 Undivided profits, less cur. esp. and taxes pd. 1,457.40 Dividends unpaid Deposits to check 60,680.00 Cashier's checKs outstanding Savings deposits Total Marriage Register of Deeds, W. M. Moore, has issued the marriage licenses since last re- WHITE. 648.06 12,874.10 or . . I J R. Smith. Cashier of the above named bank, do the statement is to the best my knowledge and swear that Mrs. B. B. Satterthwaite t to Washington Wednesday and returned Saturday. Joe Rollins left last week for Rocky Mount. Miss Sadie of Bel haven, is visiting her brother, W. C. Chauncey. Dr. Ball, of Newport, N. C, was in town Thursday prospecting. Mrs. W. C. Chauncey and Miss Sadie attended the basket part;. at Stokes Friday right. Mrs. J. Davenport, who has b.-en sick is improving very fast. Mrs. J. P. Fleming returned home Sunday spending last week with friends in Greenville, Hagan Hodges, who is troubled with rheumatism, is not able to get about well. J. R. found a stone while walking across his farm. was warm when he picked it up. There were several smaller ones around when the the large one was found. He the larger one to the house, and it soon dissolved into a line substance. I am sorry that some one got the wrong idea about the item in last Tuesday's paper about Mr. J. H. Gurganus. The portion CO id. Jr., r . a I, Va., U. Mont Fur several h-w- People ti Mr. T. when lie Ask your t a ft Pr- 1910 Small Bowls With Stems of Handsomely Carved. The pipes used are quits-different those any other North American rat-o in the shape of the bowl the opium pipes used by the Chinese than anything else. The old pipes were small in the amount of tobacco that the would hold, in former days was extremely scarce and in it use was most carefully husbanded. There was therefore a wide wants to net margin the pipe to any . , -rains of tobacco Dial might ho , ,, , spilled in filling it; then there wore far follow . pinch -.-.- ; . Ta of tobacco half a. as ,; . The pet, and a rat her Ac ;,,,, , , passing down through tho howl fitted the stem. The bowl the pipe if ivory, stone, brass or copper. W. D. Smith and Lizzie Allen. Jarvis Wilson and Cora Nobles. Lola Phillips marks was Chester Davenport and u, Subscribed and sworn to before mt. this 19th day Nov- ember, 1909. Si HODGEs. Notary Public. J. R. SMITH, Cashier. J. R. SMITH, R. C. CANNON, DIXON, Directors. COLORED, Young Vinson and Annie Hal- Joy and Forest. Andrew Cox and Florence James and Nettie Langley. only a pleasantry, and net to There were three basket parties near here last week, one each at Langley's house, and school house. In Your Homes to Stay NOTICE NOTICE Prof. id tie at Nashville. County Superintendent W. H. a meeting of of Nash county -t Nashville on last Saturday. A correspondent of Raleigh and papers in speaking The for croup and fail and the mm y m m t for rheumatism and We wish to call your attention to new line of fall l the meeting we now have. We have taken great care in No Sold by Hoy. -The principle speech of the think we can supply your wants m Shoes, Hats, N. c., and by by Supt lions. Laces and Embroideries and in fact anything that is in a .,,,,. The was curved and had mouthpiece. It ii- said that the small hole down through tho base f the howl and into the was usually plugged with caribou hair to says any grains of tobacco otherwise have don n this aperture so l lost. The smoking of such u pipe would not last and we may that a few draws would exhaust it. The smoke was of Into the The are known to lie ex- in of scones objects, while tho Indians of Queen sound and all the natives f the northwest coast of America are fa- for their curving in wood and in black slate. curved Eskimo pipes or walrus ivory from northwestern Alaska have on each side of the pipe- that is to on four more or long surfaces scenes from the dally of the Eskimo. f these tho two sides on the right hand of lbs hold in position for smoKing appear to represent the of cold weather, later autumn, winter and spring, while those on the left hand side of the pipe represent the. summer life of the or- est and Lost company. faced woman as in.- Just a bit. Hunted way- farer. bow U I'm out out lonely bail to eat for ho that I've I can't cast no and you no idea what company la to while he la the over to a Inn counter, where ordered n sandwich. The man sliced oil a stamp wafer or chicken and inserted it between two slice bread. ore a dollar, and the attendant non- handed hack a half. The horseman looked at tho change with a puzzled gaze for few moments and then pushed it back, with the W ill Bot mo the it- The bet Hint the thicken brings more than the horse I just Charles Literary Method. work was. Sir Robert Anderson remark-, a rare combination r genius and plodding. A scuttle which tho fireplace held the illustrated and other paper- which reached him week by week. these he culled anything that took his fancy, and the wen- thrown into companion -cuttle, to be afterward ill and duly in- Materials for his novels and plays were thus supplied or suggest- ed. The accuracy of his of events and places was As the of creature, at -ire so are all are the births of time Dry Goods Store. Come let u show you. in 7- M Tripp, Ayden, N. C. We are prepared to furnish you with House and Kitchen Furniture at the very prices. Cash or Installment. . Come to sea us and we will convince you AYDEN FURNITURE CO. NEXT DOOR TO GOOSE COMPANY. H of l an interesting manner the q . r t a teacher, and in I C Late of the offered v i Training School Fresh Oysters Mr. who Is re- Coming Every Day the best school Can Serve You Any Way. Try Me Carolina, made a impassion upon the MISS C. MEREDITH Nash county teachers, and many them will go to Greenville to the training school for some weeks this Piss. Is lb. f l BALTIMORE, MO. Graduate Nurse North Carolina. m i n , . -.-V

UNIVERSITY NO Chapel debate will be held in Chap. I about the April. The Carolina- Lei debate ha been March to April, Will beheld Greensboro. Several years ago Carolina lo Washington ard L- e With the exception of that d-feat the tie with George University, Carolina has won a of series-; two out of three with Virginia, out of one with two out of two Hopkins, three out of three two out of with P. and eight out of twelve with Georgia- resident Starr Jordan, of Stanford University, the lectures on iv He ion unwell to deliver the these lectures purpose the m. Dilation of science and ion. E. E Barnett, A. R. Morgan, W. L. Cooper, J. G. Walker, J W. Fret nun ard C. E. represented the Y. II, C. A. at Pop sign Missionary convention, of these of the student volunteer a intend to go as mission- to Japan, China, and Dr. Thomas senior pro- law . the of the ease of the United St vs The Tobacco the United Sta .- Supreme court. He gave an interesting account of this case to law school. There are rumors and rumors that several members of the faculty have received from other colleges and universities with far larger It is becoming a serious j question bow long the e of North Carolina is going to ow other other draw away hi in n of the university. B-uS of the faculty could leave tomorrow it is now with ti between dire college and State loyalty. WHEN RUBBERS BECOME And your shoes pinch, .-hake into . Alien's the an powder for the feet. It cur s painful, swollen, smarting, awe ting feet, and takes the sling out of corn MB I bun- i n-. Just thing for leather ah dancing parties and for breaking in new shoes. Many people cannot heavy . without g Foe-Ease in to the shoes Sold everywhere, c Sample free Address, Allen S. st a , N. Y. Don't accept any substitute. PEOPLE KNOW CONDITION. Notice Land Sale. By virtue of a power of sale con- n a certain mortgage deed, ex- d by W. J. H. La an. wile. Clara S I, u to W. H. Pa trio, on f November, as appears in the r in in J-b page will on Mo day he day of 1910, to t-ale the door in to the cash, the following or panel of land to First tract in Creek township, out North Carolina . ire east by of I. E h, on lit south y the of J. r. on the west by V. I. u i i b lot No. a, s allot., d t Vary E. wife S. It in he the la. of I. B. deceased. at a .-take poll the s corner in ii said ion and s north 1-- es lo a take mi J. I,. a line, thence 1-2 east back gum i us inlands line, then with said north 7.- es t . a corner, thence s. i l. . s I. a water oak p. south cast B. S to th I r lot then h the rev course of the too line of lot so 1-2 w. St poles to the be containing s more es. Xi ii town- s up county, on sou Ii side of S Creek and adj n. hi d of J. n. Bland, r ling others, t contain at rt-i more or less, with the n of t grave Hits the 24th of January, W. Land Sale. By virtue of a the Superior . of Pitt made n the of r. fin in n d a- entitled C. ti. Li tie, administrator of W. d. u- E B. Moor . t I will, o P mart 1910 before Ct ville. -ell at h eh st bid a c- t tin or of in Carolina p. . a th I Little, I. V. ti. M Moor i A. M. i . 1-8 or I universities and Int No in of the lands of I John A Moor.-, Term of of C A of W More Editor There is a great stink in Greenville, so strong it is talked about by everybody except those who should take which the tax payers put them in it comes from the direction of the water and light plant. Something ought to be done to satisfy the people that the in charge are doing if they are. I don't make any charge.-, but it appears on the surface, and is being talked, that incompetency is the cause of thousands dollars of Greenville tax money to waste in neglected machinery. as boilers, pumps, engines, dynamos and a s earn lire engine, to say of the lack of fire and health protection they are and have been Buff A word to the wise people are hitting up, taking and something is going to break loose long. They know the condition of tip uh it's on the even it is no on the stand pipe. Taxpayer. Land Sale. Hy virtue of a mortgage executed delivered by John and wife to C. S. Carr, . n day of which mortgage was duly recorded in the office of the of deeds of Mt county in book D the notes having thereafter e n to Pen., the will fell for be- fore the . house in Greenville on Monday February 7th the follow- if Ian situate in Greenville township on the North side of Tar river and n e of the Greenville ard Washington road. b. Ht J. A. -aid road and running with his line to Bed Banks Creek; thence with said creek westward to the Catharine owned by F. G. James; then e with his line to the and Washington road; thence east long said road to the be- ginning containing eighty acres more or less, and bing the same tract of land to the said John Dennis by C. S. Carr. Tn s 6th. C. S. Carr, Mortgage. P. G. James Son, Attorneys, ltd There is more to a Fertilizer than Analyses The mere mixing of materials to obtain kn owl ed no lee. Th e value Land Sale. THROW CUT Give the . . o . to Has .; LINE Many the Throw . u- th . o kid i . help Tn overwork. get poi ii II I.- the bl The u very . ii. i . them I'll s thing thou of y b fr m th verge of Will cure of Mrs. Williams, S. Wash- street. K Mo nit, N. C, give my name in t ding K a s they b for a long tis a dull, nagging back ard ill I in my kidneys, t was at night and arose in the morning unlit to com- the duties. obtained no relief from the various remedies I used and h ii a ired of n D Kidney Pills recommended to me. I b. their u e n I c M soon see they were helping dispose of the and improved my health ii For isle by ill dealers, Price cents. Co. Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United State. the tale no other. Louse Leaf Blank l Call m fl, and the loose leaf ledger system combined It is most concise, accurate, convenient ad simple of keeping accounts to he i nil we want you to With it you render t- in without old time work you w int in I .-e leaf systems. m- have up-to date and posts devices which render them practically WEAK STOMACH Test Sample cf Mi Free Notice Sale. Hy virtue of a power of in a certain mortgage died by W. and wile to Harrington, Bar- ii Co., on the 2-th day of which said deed was. in the . of the of Dee. of Pitt county, on day of in booK Z H p and y virtue of a p. of sale c i. in a certain chattel hi d delivered by to n. Barber . Co . the HOS, and duly in the office of Re- deeds of Pitt . in book X p ;.;, the Mo the day of being the first 1910, expose public Sole I curt house door i. Greenville i high st for call, at o'clock, the real . to Hire t-act- or pare, a f lying in the Winter- count, of I in and slate of Carolina, a d b d as ow., to Lot the north corner, f the Pie I. I north a t Is and links lo the die of the ditch at a st I pine In Rowan Cooper's with Ii south and inks of thence with itch again south -s e S Cs lo a stake; . south es to a st th west ts de- west I- pule- IS links to beginning, . s more or less. Lot No. J on the west side of I railroad and south I- of Main t. II L r on street and g h n r lines I s Coop r ; thence -a t Cooper street to i street; tn north with Mi I t t i Rowan t r's . street; West it. line toil in west with side w on to the b g eon- I 1-1 more or Lot No. o situate on the cast side of railroad at joining the that the I railroad C y purchased the d of way on the west lie- inti a p in on d i e I et fr ill sir. et and runs angles from S i e t- the wire , . with wire fence to a pine far en. to make i in piece where completed th. n we . to railroad company's right of way; thin d y company's r way to of com- s lot; th. line feel to their other virtue of powers contained in a certain mortgage d ed duly ad delivered by E. Warren and w Matti.-I. Warren to G E. Harri.-. on the . day of December, i. w. said mortgage deed ii duly led in the register f deeds cf Pitt c in k at page the will i to public sale to the highest bidder for cash, the Court door in t. of the of the following describe i tracts, lot, or lard to tracts parcels or lots of lying and g in the county if Pi t, Mat of Ninth t an. in town slid more as f Lots a in the plat of Skit ville be- the south co of a d Jarvis streets and running south Hi 11-2 fit line of lot No. thence h No. and west 1-U feet to Vance street, then with the line of Vance north lit 3-2 feet to Fourth then the of Fourth s t LI . 1-2 t to the i u inning. Also No. and in the plat that p of the known as the north- west comer of and Fourth I on streets and running with Jarvis street y. it ii; r h 1-2 feet to Third s re t. west Third s t to the co of lot No tin n south With the lots No. and 1-2 feet to Fourth street then with Fourth street . list lilt I-1 feet to the tie n four land convened J. wife to M- fie L. Warren by deed dated 9th , To satisfy ail mortgage T mis sale c sh. This January 1910 ti. E. Harris, Mortgagee, Skinner Whedbee, of a fertilizer lies in the source from which the plant food is obtained. Each ingredient in Royster goods is selected with a view of supplying the plant from sprouting until harvest. The plant is not overfed at one time and starved at an- other. Twenty-five years experience goes with every bag. hark Sold by reliable dealers throughout the South. F. So Royster Guano Co. NORFOLK, VA. have Indigestion, sour stomach, dizziness or in standing, Mi will cure, or your money back. are rid of by using Here is what one man i to a go d word for Mi and what it has H done for me. I red i- g tor-1 .- Notice to Creditors. Having day been by the clerk of the of .-. u as administrator of the estate of W. H ore . having duly qualified as such no is hereby g v.-n to a i persons holding against said estate to in to for pay t, in or re he of Dec 1913 or this notice will i o p m bar of their re- All persons in t. said a e sled to make i run date i to This of C G. Lille, of W. U. Moore . J n H mo- Attorneys, to Creditors. Hiving qua fore the Superior court of as d. b. n. of es ate of I,, on notice i- hereby given to ail indebted to tho make immediate i the undersigned; and all persons having claims against the are not lied that the same must be presented for payment t. the undersigned on or be- fore the 1st day of January. or this notice will be plead in bar of re- M. i of Condition of The Bank of Greenville Greenville, Carolina at the close of business, December RESOURCES Loans Overdrafts, House, For Fixtures, 8.595 Cash Items. Cash due from Lash in Vault, Total, LIABILITIES Stock, Undivided Profits, 2,851.81 Deposits, Total, as. I. fie- u g, with the I- B. N. of Leonidas Fleming, c line to he be- If ltd lining . mole or i You After you have paid the ex- charges have yon made anything by job printing from out of-town print- We are you haven't, without even considering the inferior quality of the paper. Cheap prices calls for cheap stock and cheap printing is not a good advertisement for you, rather it hurts your business, because strangers often size you up by the stationery you use. When i workmanship and stock is considered, our prices are low. Let us have your next order. We are always ready to compare quality and prices. with and Ii almost for me t eat anything. Day after day go without i Ore day I read your ad in the Kant or Daily News. got a box, before it was gone could sit down to table eat anything, L. Patterson, Brewer Me , Mi-o tablet are made the best n overwritten the cure to stay cur. d. re- stomach in a few min- s. They re sold by druggists in every town in America, ard by Wooten A large box coats but rents. Test free from Booth's Buffalo. N. Y. less. lo the follow person- I II with two rocks and all necessary belling in- . shaft and also one ow.-r gasoline engine; one tank, one p . end belting n I c. machinery be Pg that formerly . an i run by W. D. W. ACCOUNTS of Merchants, Farmers and Individuals Invited. L. Cashier. Report of Condition of The Greenville Banking and Trust Company, At GREENVILLE, in the State of at the close of business, Nov. k IN The Reflector does Job work. While it is often impossible to prevent an accident, it is never impossible to be if not any one's purse In vest cents in a bottle of Liniment and you are prepared for sprains, bruises and like injuries. Sold by all dealers. For cot- ton seed. H. A. Blow agent, N. C. ltd Smith of N. C. and all of said being now located on lot or parcel of d ed above as lot No. This sale is made to satisfy the terms o said This of . Harrington, A- Co., Mortgagee. By F. C. Harding. Atty. Land Sale. By virtue of a d red b A. V. St. wife to F G. James, on day of December, i mortgage appears of c rd in office f Pitt county, in boo H page the commissioner will I for cash before the door in on February, h. the following described tract of land situate in county of Pitt and in township, near the t of adj the lands known a Blount Hall property, the Jacob r and, the lards formerly owned by Dr. W. L. Best, an run of creek containing acres more less, and being lard Groceries And Provisions Cotton and Fresh Goods kept in- in stock. Country Produce Bought and Sold D. W. GREENVILLE N North Carol in a RE Loans and Overdrafts see, and 249.43 All other Stocks, and and Due from Hanks Silver coin, including; minor c.-in other S. LIABILITIES. Capital Stock, ; Surplus fund, Undivided profits, net Notes bills Bills payable, 28.724.65 I Sub. Chit. 122,901.44 I .-- checks I Due Banks Total 500.00 216.38 , 000.00 928.79 State of North of Pitt, I, C. S. Carr. Cashier of the named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the of my knowledge and belief. C. S. CARR, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 20th day of Nov. 1909. J. MOORE, Notary Public. A. M. MOSELEY, C. LAUGHINGHOUSE, R. C. FLANAGAN. Directors. Do rot sell your furs and hides upon H formerly until you Bee E. M. This 11th. ,,,;. . or Norfolk Southern Commissioner, depot. W FOR THE BEST FURNITURE and Home Furnishing always co to TAFT VanDYKE FROM CAMPUS. THE MATS ARE DELAYED East Carolina Training School Not Reported for The Re lit by Miss, Mamie E. Jenkins. A valuable addition to the faculty is Mrs. M of Ins Philadelphia, a woman of fine training and Mrs. Ogden will take of the dinning hall deliver on Domestic Science. The daily menus will to principles will be of great educational value to the students. Nineteen new students have entered school the holidays, making th enrollment one hundred and forty two. It has become to divide some, of the classes into two sections. A hook room in which all supplies ate kept, has been opened and placed in charge of Mr. E- C. Dodd. Week in February will be devoted to in administration building has been furnished J or the use Y. W. C. A. On evening a was given in the new and the Oil the morning day, exercises were lit id in the assembly hall. How Firm a favorite hymn. for were tung Wright first spoke Stonewall Jackson, then made an excellent talK on Lee's celling his as a mall rather than his A few in treat- some s Up, the of it to for a doctor n prove danger- The st way is tn k. th- at th of croup give child a Pi ail seed professional Cards be Ready for Delivery March Washington, D. C. Jan. Editor The Many inquires have come to me asking when the report and map of the soil of Pitt county would be published and available for distribution. I had fully expected them lo be ready by this month. I recently submitted a written inquiry upon Prof- Milton Whitney, Chief of the Bureau of oils. U. S. Depart- of Agriculture, and append hereto reply as e matter of interest to your readers. Very sincerely, Jno. H. Small. Washington. D. C. Hon, John H. Small. House of Representatives. Dear In response to your inquiry of January the map to the soil survey report on Pitt county. North Carolina, been in the hands of the for about six weeks. In awarding c for graphic work from four to six months is allowed the contractor, and I can not state definitely when this map will be finished. We reasonably expect to receive it in or April, and the report will be issued within a week or two after the maps are delivered to the public printer. I have requested that the work on this be pressed in every practicable way. Very truly yours, Milton Whitney, Chief of Bureau. Will be Held in on Tuesday, February 8th. The corn crop is one cf the most important in this section if the State. Aside from W. F. EVANS ATTORNEY AT LAW N. C. , Office opposite K. L. Smith methods of preparation, FUn etc., the kind of seed plant-1 d quite a large part in i u ,; t Harry Skinner. Hefty Skinner, J. of yields. j H w In order to assist fat in good seed to plant, the Co-operative Demon- WorK will have a seed w i-t-i corn day at on Tues- N. W. SKINNER LAWYERS. WHEDBEE Greenville N- C OF THE CONDITION OF The Bethel Banking Trust Co., AT BETHEL, N. C. At the close of business, Nov. Resources Loans and discounts 146,703.18 j Capital Stock Overdrafts secured Surplus fund and unsecured Undivided profits lest Furniture fixture. , Due from Gold and silver of minor coin currency Deposits sub to check Total Total An the grip is often by a cough, proves a Cough has been extensively used and with goad tor relief en of Many casts have been all other dies had failed. Sold bl all dealers. day, Feb. 8th., 1910 Several and corn growers be pres- to help select seed corn and make talks upon corn They will be on the from a. p. m. The, talks will occur from to p. m. Please come and bring with you thirty to fifty of the best ears of your seed corn and have d to plant a seed of one acre. In the fall we will into the s ed patch with you and help make a careful We will then talk about preserving weevils, and keeping your corn through the winter, Next spring we will start the same operation again and hope by this means to have seed corn on a large number of farms in this county. We hope you will show interest in this forward move- by coming out, and be tore to invite your neighbors and the boys to come. Renumber the date, the place, and c Yours cordially, John F. Evans, Agent, C, K. Hudson State Agent, Attorney at Law Office by J. L. DR R. L. CARR Dentist. N C. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. County of Pitt, MS I W H Cashier of the bank. . sol- swear above statement is true to best pi my belief. W. II. Subset. Led and sworn to be-1 Correct . ,. i r Root, tins day of g M S. T. i Notary Public. Director DR. S HASSELL PRACTICING PHYSICIAN Greenville, N. C Office on Third formerly f pied by Dr. Bagwell. U I. MOORE W. H. and Long H W K V V I I. N i JULIUS BROWN N. C. J. C. LAMER I. IN Monuments Tomb Stones Iron A. M COLLEGE NOTES. Honor Roll. The is the honor roll of N. C, f r third George All n. It Worthing- ton, Grigg Preston Elks. James Av Clara Nobles, Mildred Verona Hemby. Viv-j Case, Alma J I I I L j Lionel Jon. . Allen. Her j man Cobb. Tyson, Nichols, Crawford, I Hemby, Charlie Wain right, Crawford. Joyner, Bertha Ellen If troubled With indigestion, no feel bilious, give i a Liver Tablets a trial at d you will be pleased the re These tablets invigorate the stomach and then digestion, Sold by all dealers. ARE YOU SURE It w, the , . . Why not HAKE AND FREEZE YOUR OWN ICE CREAM h MINUTES FOR A HATE wits ICE M Irene, or of Tb., to of Ice pure A noS Ice two which will lent for year,, soil will loon Pow- I and Sold by good V food Co., S. T I taken up riM SOW that ha run n i-r fork right car, left white Md pitted Owner ti. 6th. W. K. D. No. N. U West Raleigh, Jan, new has brought quite a; large to the college I Thus fir Sinew men hive been enrolled. The new dormitory makes the of these men At the present rate of growth, it is evident that the State must en- large the college In every if it would all the young men a purely education, The enrollment this year has reached 5.5-the largest number ever enrolled. With PO hazing aid everything so smoothly, no one cm predict the growth the A. M. College. The winter course, composed of nun the farms, has enrolled about forty. These nun will spend eight weeks at minimum coat, studying the methods which directly upon the best firm This year the course will include a of lectures and demon- on road-build- These will be given by State Engineer Sp ton and by an detailed for the purpose by the United States govern- Beginning with this term, the boys are occupying the new which was recently com- This building dates and its completion re- the overcrowded condition which existed before Christmas. It is one of the most beautiful buildings on the campus, being modernly equipped with water, steam and electric lights. The college is having applications for men to take charge of farms and dairies, also for men to teach agriculture in the public and high schools. There is a splendid field for man and women who are qualified to teach this subject. The offered art lucrative enough for special preparation to be very desirable and profitable. Most Popular Druggist Remarkable Statement. Di J. w. Bryan has at lust obtained the for a remedy which they are Belling a n tie lo cure any Liver Trouble. I f too not digest well, if there s or , in s on if i he tongue is and breath bad, if there i strain s will cure you. It the; d not W. guarantee , w- J to return you-money. I t-t- Pills give quick relief and ma e p, r- , O I C BOY . s of w s a and a Troubles are but Ur. Bryan s giving a chance t. I the l if a cent box of Liver you are not the results Dr. and ask for your money. Also for sale by M. M. Sauls at den, N. C. What Perfect If ever had tho misfortune to own a cheaply sewing machine, you'll knew what it means to have parts constantly breaking, or the machine re- fuse to run for come seemingly countable reason. Q Singer quality Bod the adjustment of every Singer machine save you such discouraging experiences. Every Singer runs so light and easy as to require no effort on your part to do the sewing. Many women use a Singer who strength enough to operate ordinary ma- chines. The Singer does all the work, runs noiselessly and does not easily get cut of order. a Should repairs or new parts, needles, etc. ever be needed there's always a Singer store nearby to save you annoying delays. FA IN WORK. Interest Growing Improved We want Girls and j to work in Tarboro Knitting Mills Al Tarboro, N, C. and in Mills Near Tarboro, N. C. The work no dust or dirt the i We can the town t Tarboro. only Sewing Machine Company Main Street, GREENVILLE. N C. 175- . L. Mr. J F. the furnish a agent of the farm demonstration W work, tells us that Pitt; Ed. county farmers have decided to ml co operate with it this than at any time since the work was land de. in county, that these farmers art-far ad- in their work for the year. Many of them began preparation of their land in De and much has been done, s.-me of plow inches in depth, Evans says he knows of about a hundred purchased by farmers this season, and that in the territory over which he navels the son clover crop Is fully four percent r than last year. These certainly peak well for the farmers of the county, and it is to such interest being taken in farm demonstration work, in improved land and me You at Tart We -tend;, work all th year. no fear hut d we h work f r day. Come and See the Work or Write GENERAL MANAGER TARBORO Wholesale and retail and Furniture Dealer. C fur Hides. Fur. Cotton S. Oil Turkeys, Oak He. Suits, Baby Go-Carts, Parlor suits Tables, Safes, P and Gad Ax Snuff, life Tobacco. Kay West Cheroots, Henry Canned Cherries, Peach. Apples, Pine Apples, Syrup, Jelly, Moat, lour, Coffee, Soap, Lye Food, Matches, Oil, Cotton Seed Meal and Hulls Garden Seeds, Oranges, A Lenoir Lady, After Two Weeks Grinding Labor, Better Thai Eva N. C- and am have ever m i, i have i a two h. I lay i w ., ,, ,, woman's i, l have taken Apples, a lot it and l can never Nuts, Apples- H I Peaches Prunes. Currants, can never In ink t mm n BU- and vice y me , Wooden ware. Cakes and Crack- since , u I look so era Macaroni, Beat But- stout as a mule. . Sewing Machines and numerous other goods, Ionic. I ii wt n it. Its cheap use . , o Not Quite I How you en cot n h. thing or screw of u- Ker a good box lie prepared for X Our Is a you aim we will see that your tool box does no lack a C article. S M you know that croup Ml be prevented Chamber Iain's Cough Remedy as son the child s hoarse or after the croupy cough and it will prevent the attack It also a certain cure for croup has never been known to tan Sold by all dealers. A Quaint Comparison. Did you see the big whit horse King says he is like The Mutual Life and in the world. H. Bentley Harriss. Of Course You get a Horse Goods ; c of J. R. Corey II you want HORSE to trot last and poll strong boy your Hay, Oats and Corn. W. B. He will sell you Better Feed and More for Less Money than any man in town. W. B. N I t i. . Place is headquarters Corn, Hay, Oats, Cotton Seed Hulk, i Brand, Hominy, corn Meal and all kinds Our Greenville, yours if you v .-- Salt. Lime and Cement. Stop chewing the rag and chew tobacco. brands at J. M. Wells Browne Hangs Wall Paper That you might as w. It poke HO a h t I results. S t it to ow ., about paper hanging than a rabbit. hen pop hangs in . in the face, yen have a mi-take Next tune you contemplate papering soar talk t. He is h ad- in this line He ix lea- in his prices, ready to m k.- good anything that goes wrong with his w New goods coming in. and a season ahead. I this in your hat and r st you w it In his o a play house on v low Five Points, t. II i to to him. brick g the place. WELLS N. C.

DEPARTMENT In Charge of Wm. G. MORRIS Agent The Eastern Reflector tor and Vicinity-Advertising Rates on Application A men's and just in. Barber Co. turkeys wanted. rendered by Kenneth Ray nor. toe us a call. Know any w Ange Co. prices paid. A. W. Ange Co. We have just received a nice A. item would be glad to gel tut the r. If you u t w , , ., -I . MM a to your G. a. cut. who is COn- u. i been bra tins can be -l A. W. o. ill. u who has tare. at SUM me las fur good comfortable or ti- Co. inter- fit. nave the the M Winter- student toll at County A. C Cox arc neat and durable. Terms are iii the market come to we have desk you. A, w. went to Greenville y, tarrying a nice line of Coffins and Caskets. Prices are right and can furnish nice hearse service. A. G. Cox Mfg. Co. John Manning, Mi.- at work near came in ls. Fur j glasses, dried fruits ah kinds and butter and see A. W. Ange Co. Button, who were in the market business on corner of and Dill streets, have moved out on Railroad street, in the store formerly occupied by L. Johnson. We can give you a bargain in nice clothing. Harrington, Barber v- Co. There was another baptism at the last day night. Pump pipes Then see us. We have just received a good lot. We head the list in nice con- A. W. Ange Co. The is the Kind you need. See us. A. W. A new lot of lamps just in. Harrington, Barber Co. For nice hall racks, see us. A. W. Ange o. Cattle want to buy cattle. Misses Louise Satterthwaite and Jean re tie Cox. At the guests departed for their respective homes, de- Cobweb town a most delightful place at which to spend and Miss Cox a hostess. HAS SLEPT FOR DAYS. Case of Wealthy North Toledo Doctors. Toledo. Ohio, Jan. detectives are mystified over the peculiar condition in which J. F. a wealthy R. D. Co. merchant of South Creek, torpid the bowels, and arc urn- Do You Own a Piano ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE, In districts their virtue are widely they properties la freeing; the system that coated. Take No Substitute. For fisH, beef, porn and Beaufort county, North Carolina. age see B. F. Sutton at same remained for two weeks at old stand. State hotel. During his For guns and rifles see A- W. sleep, which began six- Ange Co. days ago- has For nice see us. not spoken over a dozen words Harrington, Barber ft Co. at ell times seems to be Nice glassware, just in. Harrington. Barber Co. For nice oysters see F. Sutton. Barbecue on Saturdays. If your subscription to The Rt fleeter has expired let me It was supposed when Smith- wick was found unconscious in his room that he was the victim of gas. a small gas jet above his bed being found partially turned renew it, and give you a receipt. on doubt in the W. C Morris, agent. I minds of physicians that Smith- The spring rush is coming in. k- condition was brought on Better send your orders in besides gas. At once for Cox Cotton Planters. no time hag the come simplex guano sowers, economic At times back bands, etc. Orders will he opens his and watches have attention. figures in the but does A. G. Cox Mfg. Co., j not speak. M C. r; If you want a useful planter. w a Toledo girl through see our combination planter. advertisement published in a plants cotton, corn, peas, etc, j paper, After Harrington, Barber he Mr. and Mrs J. B. Franks, of came to Toledo and met his Greenville, were visiting t her A D. Cox, who had been his eyes treated in more, returned home Sunday evening. Miss Vivian Roberson spent Saturday and Sunday at her home at Gold Point. Miss Rosa Jones returned from her home at Bayboro Monday, where she spent the week end Miss Gussie Lawrence, of Ayden, was visiting friends here last Sunday. For nice see me, at We have just received a full I Johnson's stand, better prepared supply of furniture. Give us a call. A. W. Herman a last Tut that his Greenville, was dead. He the burial day. bereaved have our deepest Oysters We have them Fri- day and Saturday nights. It. D. Co. Cooking and heating stoves and ranges just received. All of best material and up-to-date. Harrington Barber Co. Rev. T. P, King, who has been pastor of Baptist church here for years, and who has served church so well, moved to last Wednesday, There he a call this year. He will half time at and half time at We regret very much to lose Mr. King. How- ever, since it is a reality, we can truly say that while it is our loss it is field's gain. The County School Desks are the desks for you. They are cheap, durable and comfortable- Prices right workmanship guaranteed. A. G. Cox Mfg. Ob. Winterville. N. C. Just received, a nice lot of ladies and shoes. Barber Co A new lot of dry goods and notions of all kinds just received at Harrington, Barber Co. If you want a good plow try the at Harrington, Barber than ever. R. W. Mr. and M'S. B. G. Taylor, of Ayden. were visiting relatives here last Sunday. Miss Baker, who has been sick at home at came in a few days ago to her studies in W. H. S. Cannon, of Fort Barn- well,, was in our town Tuesday on business. sausage and fish, going Cheap, R. W. at Johnson stand, on railroad street. The stockholders of the Bank held a meeting and declared a per cent dividend. Now the time to advertise, before everybody gets ahead of MISS JEANETTE COX ENTERTAINS The home of Dr- Cox en Church street, South ville, was a scene of laughter and fun last Saturday evening. Jan- 29th, when Miss Jeanette Cox entertained her class at a cobweb party. Miss Helen Smith received in the hall and gave class colors to each guest. Miss Jeanette Cox by Miss Louise Satterthwaite r.- in the parlor. Each guest was very success- in helping the spiders spin for the end of each web was found a dainty which more compensated them for their arduous labors. Many other interesting g n-. formed amusement until when light refreshments were served, after which was they had planned an early date their marriage. When he was found scion in his at the hotel the police started an but the whole affair appears as much a mystery today as it did the day he was found conscious. is fed through a and is given principally liquids. He not been re- moved from the hotel, as it is feared any movement might. prove fatal. The hope for his recovery. A l so remains WILLIAM ROBERT HORNE. Sketch of His Life by an Intimate Friend. William Robert Home was born in 1857. He came of sturdy old English stock on his paternal side. His great grand father, Jacob Home, came from Virginia and settled where the city of RocKy Mount now stands, where his grand father, Henry Home, was born in 1805. He moved to Pitt county in where he married Eliza From this union Josiah Robert Home was born. Robert Home married Martha Joyner, mother of Amos Joyner, and to them two children were born, William aid His father having died before ho was years Old h- was raised by his uncle, Franklin Joyner. The writer had been associated with deceased all his life. H. brother-in-law cousin and my true friend. H was of that type of men known as country gentlemen, lived on his own soil, subsisting on the flesh of his own animals reared by him. and the fruits of his own field and garden, death he owned a large farm, owned fine had comfortable houses for his labor era stables for his stock; plenty of turkey, and chick and fruit for his family and all friends that came his way. William R. Home married Edwards in June, 1887. No children were born to She was one of those true and helpmates and was as de- voted to him as any wife the writer has ever known, nursing and cheering him the sum mons came. Bill Home, as he was If k no-v was a lover of ks and newspapers. He was the posted country gentlemen tote; found for reading with his wonderful memory and It not, and you t to own soon, you owe it o y our. to ex- the display shown at the Fine man White A display really to a Urge city. In a glance will inspect a line of pianos not alone stand in character of t, y and general in a class to itself, but you that stand i ard incomparable an where. Eight different makes t select from, none of those cheap department store stencils, but each one a stand- ard, of acknowledged tame and reputation ha the trade. Four of known. makes. We will take your piano in for one of self play- We also carry the ORGAN, the standard of the world. Old organs and pianos taken in ex- change, terms to s lit your When in Greenville our White. Next door to Carr Atkins Hardware o. store. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF WINTERVILLE, AT WINTERVILLE, N. O. At the dote of business, Nov. 1900. Resources Loans and discounts Overdrafts secured and unsecured 30,1.81 Furniture and fixtures Liabilities Capital stock Surplus fund 5,000.00 178.681 Undivided profits, leas Due from and 11,211.61 j expenses and tuxes pd 527.00 Silver coin, including of deposit 802.20 minor currency Deposits subject to ck 14,005.85 Nat bank and other U. S. s Total 1,800 ; Cashier's checks outstanding Total 81.53 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Pitt County, We, J. E Green, Cashier and F. A. Asst. Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above state- is true to the best of our knowledge and belief F. A. EDMONDSON, j. E. GREEN, Asst, Cashier. Cashier Subscribed and sworn to be- At this Kith day at Nov., R II. Hunsucker, Notary Public. A. G. Cox, R. H. Hunsucker, J. F. Harrington, Directors OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF FARMVILLE, AT FARMVILLE. N. O. At the elate of business Nov. 10th, Resources . i do not entertain much And so his acquaintance. His good mother, latter sleeping. he will awake is as deep a mystery as what caused his re- lapse into the unconscious state. Up to the present he has slept just hours Several have been in constant attendance working under of attending physicians, who had charge of the victim's case. Many physicians, bath local and foreign, have been called in to see the patient, but all go away with a snake of the head they are puzzled as the rest Sales for two half sisters, Mrs. Askew aim Mrs. Pollard, of Farmville a n. phew. John Tyson, of Ala., him. This good and worthy man had for some months been suffering with bladder trouble. The physicians were called to his bed side but nothing be don. to save him. On the 23rd day Jan. 1910, his soul passed over the river to realms above, and o; tin- 24th his ashes were lid rest in the cemetery at Farm- ville. G. T. Tyson, Took All His Money ill man to doctor According to the figures furn- , , , , ,. ., liver o kid trouble that Dr. King's by secretary a. New would quickly at son, of the Tobacco Board of -1 for n w Trade, the sales of leaf tobacco a. d debility, at all on the Greenville market for the month of were pounds for an aver age of per For to due the sales were pounds for an average of per hundred. Loans and discounts Overdrafts secured and unsecured Furniture and fixtures Due from Cash items Gold coin Silver coin, including minor coin currency Nut. bank and other U. S. Notes SO Total 17.171.19 1,070.50 89,086.88 742.50 Liabilities Capital Surplus fund 6,000.00 Undivided profits less cur. exp and taxes pd unpaid Hills payable Time of deposits Deposits sub. to check Cashier's Total 1,247.78 1.000.00 11,881.12 80.546.70 1,817.50 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, County of Pitt, I, K. Davis, Cashier of the bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my edge and belief. J. It. DAVIS, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 20th day of Nov., 1609. J. A. Notary W. M. Lang, R. L Davis, F. M. Davis, Directors. Fe With No should sign their name to any u before care- fully reading what is above it Therefore should read n statement of The Ins. Co , of New York arson their new blotters, write your name. H. Bentley Harriss. The Reflector does job work. Members who have not paid their assessments should do so at once. t r Feb. 4th, all policies will lapse on which assessments have not been Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association. James L. Little, Treas. d f t To Know Your Needs In Cotton Gin Machinery, Engines and Boilers The Celebrated Alamo Gasoline Engines. Peanut Pickers. Electric Light Outfits and Water Works for the country homes. Saw Mills, Planers, Lathes. Sanders, Shapers Matchers, Surfacers. Grist and Feed Mills. Brick and Concrete Machinery. Chalmers, Detroit and Buick Automobiles. In fact, anything you want in Farm and Mill Machinery. CALL OR J. Paul Simpson, Phone Williamston, N. C. Gibbs Machinery Co. Columbia, S. C. LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP CONFORM TO NATIONAL rUN FOOD DOOM LAW. An man, Bronchial . f of cold by . . cathartic on the bowels. No or money refunded. by CO. CHICAGO. U. . A. FOR SALE BY JNO. L. WOOTEN THE EASTERN REFLECTOR. D. J. Editor and Owner Truth in Preference to Fiction. One Dollar Per Year VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, FEBRUARY 1910. No. AN INTERESTING LETTER FROM LONE STAR STATE. Greenville Man Gets Wilmington Bride. CITY ALDERMEN MEET IN REGULAR SESSION GO THROUGH BUSINESS Miss Addie T. at, WONDERFUL I Mr. I No to George Clark ., Joseph P. Brinkley. and ed Needs of Tire Splendid ft g . p L business man of Board met in At the last communication the Jan. In my the to call, d sierra or the of perpetual in at an elevation of lo feet where the ever green of the ebony, the coif re, and other trees Shrubs delight traveler There is a proverb in Europe in reference to the of Naples in pi t-, then The same Could be the ea -U Mr. young business man of N. C. were monthly united in marriage at LAWLESSNESS ON THE seed corn day. WANE IN THE OLD BURG Their Crop. was seed corn day for . , , , . ., i . Pitt county, and quite a Chief Clark is More ban a match . . i j of farmers r. lo Disorder Initiation to Law and n j c i town specimens Order Somewhat QUIET IN FARMVILLE letter I spoke of evening, the ceremony being performed at the i of the bride's parents, street, Rev. A. Smoot, pastor of Grace Methodist officiating. Conforming to the wishes of the it was a very H affair, only members of the immediately family in ton being present. The bride was attired in a traveling suit of blue hat and gloves to match. announcement of the mar- will corneas Quite a Sierra Mountains in to many of the friends of the bride. Mr. and Mr.-. Dudley left on the train last; evening for Greenville, where they will reside. by I her attractive personality sweet disposition, has many warm friends in ton, will town corn for Selection. of exhibition and A long row of h s Mexico and its wonderful is a legend t Indians of Central and South that Eden, or the cal paradise was in Mexico, and even nowadays the climate that region is not far from b- a one. Nowhere else have I seen such an old free from j that she day with six of the and transacted I following W. H. Allen, on petition, was granted a r- fund of license tax, he having out after making application for and engaging in the nil. J. B barren made complaint of insufficient drainage pear hi prop arty on Dickinson avenue, the matter was referred to the street committee for The street committee reported of the town were in fair and that the sand-clay work on Evans -i u tilth and Ninth, will soon be completed, borne of the along this of the street are in bad lion Tin c was COUNTY COMMISSIONERS HAVE BUSY SESSION AT FEBRUARY MEETING MONDAY Engage x for March Court. At the February meeting of the Board of County Commit- ti ere n large amount of n hi as well as settling tbs costs of the last of court, Q airman of the board bi d .- h r S . W. Were appointed a to purchases cart, i for the court I room and to ha vi ilia interior of the room n paint d. policeman found that a part of The ere drawn as the wrong th from tut the March term of Mr. was charged with two torn d y offenses, one cursing and the First week-J. conduct, for he L,,, ad dresses on seed sic- F. P. was fined and cost. The of land, w- U charge was for resisting and the quantity Hart, John L;. i Mr. Clark was ., . Thomas witness against Mr. Eason. trial occasioned by the arrest were on court and knocking down of Buck com WM Bason, Wednesday, had not yet all could a a k around Wednesday nightly the different there was about bow fix Chief Clark, morning at the talking Were going but call for , its, that shown by farmer bearing a tag with h's name and I address. There were fifty-odd different exhibits, and everything was quiet. Evidently I altogether they made a those who were new for the county. were six brought by Mr. Eason to prove his or three Witnesses admitted that Mr. Eason r. listed, era not bu. later take pleasure in hope, n frequently ii Mr. and Mrs. Dudley on the o'clock A. C. L. evening, and I reside in the Perkins house on Greene street. . and bronchial disease, not gel on people, and before any Mexico, that disease, was not known, yellow been ravaging at times, but now the sanitary provisions are so Tan . .-. it pi.-. h i.-i broken out any mare years know licenses since report. readied age of white. year.; yea. know one was Church Adams E la Can- old and still walked and did many little chores. Upon my you come to an oh ho with a live entirely in nature and in uniform with her law.-. I do not drink strong liquors, I instructed to in the sidewalk I the west of this street but declared th-l Eason bad his fronting the UP Clark struck him. and that pf the Sutton heirs. ad- Th market committee report that be himself was used per acre, cost per bushel to I ton, Thomas corn etc There U. w. addresses by C T- State agent of the demon- work; F. A. . A t agent of demonstration work Barnhill. for Warren county; I. O. of of . I A. College. These addresses u- were all interesting and Braxton, B. to farmers, and a of G J. S. In e, J. E. -I. F. r, W. S. Over- man, J. G. I in, G. , Jr., J. D. r st, N. L. R. B. C. Johnston, E Warren, . son, Jesse y. L P. . is, A. A. Marriage License. Register of Deeds W. W. Moore has issued the following and Esther d work was progressing on the of market The Water was n quested to will, a drunk, the lock- up for conduct mediately after of prison, s and conduct on part of tho witnesses greatly questions were ask. d speaker. The I by . F. Evans, , c May, K. I. E. C irk. ed over Smith, or G LI H, also bed a j work in Pitt c Aft. r addresses corn exhibits w re examined by the Board of men who ha I p ken to e b v. . T. well, . X Ml, J. i n the from the in do not use at all, never get angry, take life easy, plenty of firmly that whiskey and tobacco, and fast in our enlightened times, the rushing alter the God the life, Causes sickness, premature decay and death, long before earthly career should come to an end if we obey nature's laws. And my advice should be to all and from using whiskey as a beverage, abstain from tobacco in any true temperance, i. e, moderation in all things and at every occasion; dress according to the laws of health, and not according to fashion; let there be plenty of sunshine, real and fig in your women should abandon lacing, corsets, tight and pointed hoes h the fashionable high B. Oliver Summered. James Briley and Olivia Briley. COLORED. Lev Bynum and Vines. Jesse Turner and Clara. Best and Magnolia making monthly report of any street lights that fail to Delight- ed and came therefor. The several made their weakened their evidence, farmers were shown how of smallpox, a I i turn f make selection for seed and th. -.- . of of i re as lo I x in the over to r. x nor Court under remainder of the r, ports past month which quiet and good i. A tendered his The awarding of Tit. U A n s a nation having to was accepted. He. best exhibits of corn in , u ,,; near enough by to learn the young man's nous for the position were Barrett and Lorena Mitchell and Sarah Calvin Charles Andrews. George Fields. Stewart Gray and Rosa King. Howard and Howard. charge of him order to print today. .- him fr m a in prison. J. we learned that LIEUT. GOTTEN J. H Barnhill, A. J. Whichard h d if , . H The board d l babblers Essay at As Honor the of the river, or better the little town is called. Nowhere on the Atlantic of Mexico has there been so marvelous a change as at .- ; nave been seeking less expensive went into executive session and upon ordered that and Chief all the applications be boat in the present, as no election assistant police would be made at this time. Bowen was in to purchase an overcoat for tile police. V, M. Woolen made a State- ENGINE SETS FIR. TO GRASS. Close R, R. Cotton, of and brother of Mrs. Julian Timber- lake, of has recently won a high honor at Annapolis. A special from Annapolis to the New York Sun gold medal of the Naval Institute, composed o. i in t of the of the Friday afternoon, came near, awarded annually for Ct, Passing Train Gives a Call. The 1.08 southbound r train on the Atlantic Coast Line, and of Greenville hi . Dr. E No l of prises for .-d ,,. be in ace . c- . . . with the which town rot rendered in time for to j in doing g possible to stamp out and prevent the said the county; it is I by the unanimous i rd of Commissioners of Pin j that Dr. J. E. I I he Lieut. Ly man A. Cot ten of the j is hereby engaged ; United navy, son of Mr. physician to k i i r small- pox the county until next regular monthly and the regular i d health be relieved of t S p his able so a as at men. too .- so better a fire at the plant of the the best essay j Within the last ten years.; in . . , . v c was y by Con- The Mexican government committee of T. G. U. S. N Mexican Central Railway have Aldermen E. G. Flanagan and As the tram passed whose essay was entitled at expense of over W. S. was appoint d to act from the engine set lire ard The . a i ho chief of I to the grass between rail- carries, besides the medal, in junction the chief of I to the grass between the rail-Inward carries, brides the medal. ., th. world fire department in invest- and th.-basket brought from the the needs of the depart on the siding. A . r P . t K i to here on s ed com dry, a year's i i ex- eighty miles away, over a half million ton of rock to the sea, piled them into two great walls .,,. feet apart at the mouth of heels; take plenty of out-door river and extended exercise of attending fuel into the gulf. and dubs, parties in closed biS deepen-d the channel by fire and make their later one of the hands in the shed saw tH ,. . ,. a y- at . . in the r. n, by the cutting through the bar from the and p stench of river to the sea to a sufficient tobacco, be u pipe or snuff, and depth to permit passage for the we would have a stronger gen- largest vessels of commerce into and lives would be a smooth and land locked harbor Gradually, step by step, I shah There are several ports of en- the reader to the various try from the United States into-cities and towns of this wonder- Mexico, ISl Paso. Pass, republic. I shall make them and with the ancient A donation of per month grass put out. It the Lieut. Cotten is from North was made to the Rest Room. fire had got in the shed and the Carolina and was gradual, A communication was read hum quantity of truck News and Ob- from of; baskets stored there, the loss s the Imperial Tobacco Co., in, would have been great, regard to the charge of against this company for fire pro-1 Misses Vernon fountain and all in Texas. Hut I shall lead the reader to the principal sea- port of near the mouth of the river, where the latter empties Into the Gulf of Mexico. buildings, the temples, etc. which will that per- haps thousands of there were living here highly civilized peoples, similar in cos- architecture to the ancient against tins company . c t, . a charge that some other Eula Johnson of Ta came companies do not have to pay for Tuesday to visit Mrs. W. similar protection. In this con Leslie Smith. Alderman E B. Higgs, j for the appointed to in the ordinances governing confer with the Cabinet Veneer same. Co., made a report recommend. I The street committee was given log that Cabinet Venter authority to Bet shade trees be refunded the cost of laying on streets wherever they the water line to their property j think necessary. miles from La as Lorenzo De ed to pay for water as prescribed were audited and ordered paid. is DOW a city of about. Phoenicians, and House, to the d Both of s-j to The , R Hector and they can call have their own extended in i the decision of the , r can one Notice to Cut Owners. All owners of cuts at u The Reflector office will the paper sent to any notice that on March 1st we will they may desire. sell all such cuts old metal if they arc unclaimed at that time. are compelled to do so in order to make room, as we have no place for keeping old and out of date cuts, etc. Pleas notify US it you want yours sent to you. This docs not apply to cuts good for further service. The Reflector. There a at the J j school house Friday ht F I All are invited to c . bring with them first they have of themselves Given for the benefit of the school. a a ltd

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