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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

, i-w J. R. J. G. J R J. G. THE WEIGHT OF MONET The Store That Satisfies is our aim at all times to sell only such goods as have the stamp of confidence and satisfaction. A satisfied customer means a customer, and we en- to merit and hold our trade by selling reliable goods, just what they are represented to be. To meet the needs of our customers, we are carrying the most complete line of General Merchandise to be found in Eastern North Carolina, em- bracing everything needed about the house or the farm. Our early spring goods are coming in and we are now showing an attractive line of Silks and Dress Ginghams, White Goods, Laces, Farmers should bear in mind that we have the very best in FARM IMPLEMENTS. Every housekeeper knows that Our Grocery Department cannot be surpassed by any store. j Do You Think You Could Lift a Fortune In Silver Coins IF YOU YOU ARE MISTAKEN Two Hundred of Would You Only the Sam of Gold Would of haul IDS money I could lion- the thousands male this wish nave any Idea of the amount they should b Few mum the denomination money they desire ti their strength, perhaps that powers would wealthy in. matter what of money they lifted. If tin. war asked how they silver or small probably would name some sum Investigation how several men could not In Pap of bus. the ordinary In- would be able to lift a fair fortune, but to win u by lilting it la less than twenty Mill would need th strength An o la I of lb who Is In odd In his de- t asked bow ranch money man could lift In the . of i. make a e that i If h- .-.; b of paper of s on the bills, silver and g b would not be a . III J . I is a young man. a I of m la to see me I I was l. . f . I lad . r ft if light the arm her weight s HI bat- , . r . v mils we On I In c d . . . . . Hot Bane t;. i I pretty i . . .; on t f l I on .; W. t i think I i an as a five a c DO REPORT OF THE CONDITION OP THE BANK OF FARMVILLE, At AT N. close of business Jan 1910. Loan.-, and discount Overdrafts secured unsecured Furniture and fixtures Due ii Gush items Gold coin Silver coin, including minor coin Nat. and other Notes Total Liabilities Capital stock Surplus fund Undivided profits 8.091 1.203.74 8.120 cur. esp and taxes pd 8,481.41 Time of deposits 16,780.88 Deposits sub. to check 106,610.70 Cashier's Total OF CAROLINA, County of Pitt, Davis, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemn; the statement is true to the best of my and belief. J. R. DAVIS, Cashier. b i . r f-r years a n it- . .- . . hive to i In f. . . lira en res . c la pa k f l . t a hundred e-b e . Thai v . I , i I lie- 910,000.00 would lit e i.- i In proposition from lb where money is la bags as for e Id I'm a half d welsh and n half pounds, and i in hair dollars, or eleven pounds. pounds as a good for an man. these were ob- CoM of 6,000.00 and sworn t me, this 4th day of Feb , J. A. Notary ltd w W. K. I. Davis, V. M. Directors. Norfolk and Southern Railway HURRY K. WALCOTT AND HUGH MUCH. Direct Through Train Service Between All Points in Eastern North Carolina I. and via Norfolk to All Eastern Cities. T SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1st, 1909. TRAINS LEAVE MO a. M., Daily, Sunday Wilson, Raleigh and intermediate at a. m. P. m , Daily except Sunday A and stations at p. m. Sunday, for Washington, Mack Fern, Elizabeth City, Norfolk and intermediate at K, for Belhaven an I Co -lies. except Sunday for New Bern, Beaufort c ions. m. Daily i Sunday for Washington and station. For further particulars, consult Southern Railway Folder or L. Hassell. ticket Greenville, N. C H. W. W. E. T. LAMB, Gen. Mgr. NORFOLK. VA. Silver II Halt dollar . . . One bills . Two dollar h is . doll lulls . Ton I Ilia . only dollar . . Ono dollar b riv ill b Hi . Thousand doll n bills . Two hundred of gold Issued the United meat, to to n full grown ; if the young trim was worth ha I lier In she would have at T. Pop in I mi ii 1.111,110 11.111.100 NOTES BUST Briefs far Easy Subscribe to The Reflector. Bring your furs to S. M. Schultz for high prices. seed corn at Coward Our Greenville, yours if you come. Trusses properly fitted at Go to for t articles of all kinds. best selected onion sets now on sale. Coward Wooten. When you have baggage to go Fancy Strictly Prime Prim Low Grades We have the largest and attractive line of art squares that we ever had. Don't fail to see them. Vandyke. Distance is no object with u, we will run line and install you a telephone anywhere in town, in your residence for five cents per day. Everyone who has placed an order for embossed stationery at Reflector Book Store is delighted with it. Come look at the samples and place your order. Weather forecasts by phone, the Telephone Company will be to furnish the daily forecasts to everybody that will call after II. a. m. a silver offering to the Norfolk Cotton and Peanuts wired by J. W. Perry Co. Cot on Factor. Middling Low Middling Low Middling 1-2 14.- 1-2 co trains phone No. Pharmacy for hot and sacred Monday night at the Methodist church for the of the Ladies Aid Society of old drinks, cigars, etc. Seed pea nuts for sale. Nice J. R. J. G. Our new seeds for gardening are now in stock. J Coward Wooten. Best cents yards to customer. Central Mercantile Co. For Sale building x 1431. Apply to Ii. Whedbee. Beautiful lire new waists just received. J. ti. J. G. Move. the old able. the Wharf with a load of large planted oysters. Pure bred S. C. brown Leghorn e for sale- fur Mrs. C. House N. C. calico yard, to customer, at Central M Co, K Cherry's shoe shop. In front of marble class work guaranteed. Rubber boots and shoes that a-car to your satisfaction is the ii d we sell. w J. R, J. G. floor covering we l in by the yard, r x art squares. i w Taft VanDyke Have just a bier if dress ginghams for spring. Central Mercantile Co. Don't you want some of the for which The Book Store is taking orders We have our new spring lings i-i and want you to come and see them. Taft VanDyke. Don't miss Prof. in the sacred concert at the church Monday Feb. 2.7 For a few days best per yard, yards to mer, for cash. Central Mercantile Co. Look at the samples of em monogram stationery Reflector Book Store and place your order the Christian and churches. Salesman sell druggist confectioners; monthly and California Cider and Extract Co. St. Mo. A time saver, a money maker, convenience all combined in extensor, telephone on your desk saves worry. Only one dollar per month. Just car of Haven Red Ash coal, the best on market. It is -i high grade of oft coal and won't step up your stovepipes Call up W. J. Turnage when you tool. Dr. H. O Hyatt will b in Greenville at Hotel Bertha Feb. Monday and for the of treating disease of eye, ear, and throat. Those who desire work done will be no fee unless terms are agreed on. s t Oats. Oats, Oats. Opts. different kinds, day. red rust proof, Virginia gray black black white spring. At lowest prices. See me before buy your seed F. V. Johnston. Beginning Thursday, Feb. 3rd, running for ten days, we will sell our line of woolen dress and silks at cut prices. We to cut out our fancy dress go. silks and now is the time to get good for little money. Mercantile Co. Notice. 3-4 3-4 1-2 MOW AND LIVERPOOL MARKET Wired by Co., Banker and Brokers. Norfolk. VOW Ml Mar. May July May Dec Com S May Ribs lb May Lard Or July OS i o ton Mm i by A- ii. M Cobb fros. Co. NORFOLK. VA. Cotton Buyers, Brokers in Cotton. Grain and Provisions PRIVATE WIRE to New York. Chicago and New Orleans. id Dixon vs boy, l want to mi your at th latter unit- n I you you're awfully sorry you it truthfully I the effort, just Nil y Isn't of mi of the opera in New Yuri; has to ii week for It pay saint UM J S. MOORING Haw i Sail Start Foists More and stack. sat an. GENERAL MERCHANDISE Living. bath ban two Two and n bath for tills From men easily slide Into perjury. Call and see our new line of embroideries and laces. Central Mercantile Co. A musical treat in store for those who attend the sacred concert at the Methodist church next Monday night. Prof. will be ably assisted by others in the o Monday evening at the Methodist church. When you want for yourself and family come to us. We have the kinds that satisfy you and make w J. R. J. G. The Woman's Foreign Mission- Society of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. B W. Moseley on Monday noon at o'clock. No other wire fencing as good ii i The American Wire Fencing. Call on us when in need of fencing. Prices low, J. R. J. G. w The above take notice that n as stove 1.1,8 in the Superior c u t of county, to obtain m the binds of id the defendant will further take o ice he d to appear term cf Superior court Pitt to he held on the I day March, , it the lay . f 1910, at the court house sad c at e, N. O. and r or to the complaint if he . taint IT in or the I i I apply to the court for th. r, lief . i in comp int. ii the d-y of February, D. C. C. S. C Julius Atty. for Plaintiff. ltd Notice of Sale of Personal Property Notice i Riven that of he of Harriet on and S illy Wilton, en the lit cay f March, 1910, at the residence of the lute Sail Wilson in Creek Carolina, to pubic sale to the hi lust bid for cash, person -rt of late Wilson and con if all house- hold and furniture, a and pigs, or e cow, all corn and cured meat, lard ad allot property every kind the Harriet ard Sally -aid sale begin at eleven ck on the 1st day of M and until of said tonal prop- is sold. ,. this the 6th day of 1910. L. Wilson. of Sally Builds up waste tissue, sleep, giving and health. That's what Mountain Tea will do. Just what you need now. Jno. U Wooten. J-W. PERRY GO NORFOLK. VA. Cotton ct Bagging. Ties and Bags. am shipment Lb SCHEDULE Trains leave Raleigh effective Tan. 3rd. -THE 12.20 a. m. For Rib. S nil in points. s; in and day BOUND LIMITED-No. m. Fit t, I his aim points West. and Flor I outs, Hamlet fur and Wilmington. THE SEABOARD 11.35 a. m For P- with at d c.-r. Con- with r Wash tn, York, and THE FLORIDA MAIL No 12.05 a. m.- For Hi dim ton end New Yo k Pullman day couches and car, win O. fur i i West, at Washington with Pennsylvania railroad and A. O. for burg hi d points we-t. TilE p. n For At ant-. Cam lot Wilmington, phi W Parlor car to Hamlet. for Louisburg, Hen Oxford and Norlina. THE FLORIDA FAST 6.05 p. m. For Atlanta, Birmingham, Memphis and point wet, and all r lurid i point. Ar Atlanta Pu sleepers. a. m. YEAR ROUND LIMITED-No p. i-30 a. Washington a. m. New York p. in Pullman to Washington and i k car to New York. 2.05 m. For riving 8.15 a m., n 7.16 a. m. and New York. Pullman sleepers, and dining car. For rates, time-tables, Pu res- and any ii on t any Seaboard Air Line railway ticket Office, or address, C. B. P. A. Portsmouth, Va. H. S. D. P. A. Raleigh. N. C. Moved to Fifth Street I have purchased the interest of W. T. in the of Tripp A Allen, and have moved to of the store on Filth street just in the rear of a t carry a complete line of groceries and yon to call or send your order to store when you de- sire best goods. M. Purnell Tripp. W. M. DAWSON Ladies and Gents Tailor. Greenville, N. C. Pressing, Altering, Dyeing, Scouring, Chemical and Dry Cleaning Satisfaction or no charger. In of Herbert Barber Shop. VI Get Ground I am now offering some very desirable Residence lots for sale. . . If expecting to build you a home or want to make a investment it will be to your interest to see me. I also have some splendid Manufacturing sites on railroad sidings for sale Terms to suit purchasers. L- C- Arthur, Greenville, DO YOU DRIVE TO TOWN This farmer at home. And find the market unfavorable for your ,, farmer vent to market. produce The farmer who has a telephone in his home can telephone first The useless trips thus saved are worth the cost of service. Under our plan the service costs but a trifle; the farmer owns the instrument and the equipment For information write to our nearest Manager for pamphlet, or Line Department HOME TELEGRAPH CO. Henderson, N. C Rheumatism Not one CUM in ten requires Internal there is no swelling or fever Noah's Liniment will accomplish more than any in- remedy. One trial will convince you. Liniment penetrates; requires but. rubbing. the Proof Mr. W. It. Taylor, n of Rich- Va. Writ Hie past lour I tan North Carolina, I mu- end I have used take In to anyone with cold and had a t- of In my left shoulder could not raise my arm without much pain. I MM persuaded to try Liniment, and In than a. week entirely free from pain. I In of II in term. A. la th boat for Sciatica. Joints Muscles, Bore Throat, Colds, Cuts. Colic, C r u m pa, a Tooth- ail Nerve, Bone Muscle and The Ken- ulna a Ark on e v e r y It ow. Hold by in Sam- pi by mall Ira. Co. v V. Notice to Tm Taxes for the State and county past due. and all persons owing are notified that they must come forward and settle. Costa will soon be added to those who are delinquent, and this cost can be saved by paying promptly. forced to collect taxes, and must do so the law L. W. Tucker S. J. NOBLES MODERN BARBER SHOP. Nicely furnished, every thing clean and working the very best barbers. Second fl none in the State. Cosmetics a specialty. Opposite J. R. J. G. Barber Shop Herbert Prop. Located in main business sec- of the town. Five chairs in operation and each one sided over by a skilled barber. Our place is inviting, razors sharp. Our towels clean. Modern electrical machine for dry shampoo and La- dies waited on at their homes. Hid From Wife, and Sh Cherished Her Own. business, The old man was trashing at the sink after his day's work. the st -ire look just the nine, with the red geranium in window Land, how I'd lino to see it with the sun shining in How it did not answer for a mo- When he did his voice shook a bit. store's never been the fame left, A faint little flush came into Martha's withered check. Is a wife ever too old to be moved by her husband's flattery i For years and Martha had a tiny notion store. Then Mar- fell sick and was taken to the hospital. That was months ago. She was out now, but she would never be strong be partner their happy little trade , again. can't gel over n hankering for I n right f the thought Mar- one forenoon. take it real careful I can get down there, s far. wold, but he'll tickled most to H took a long time for InT to drag downtown, but at last she stood at the In I of the little street where the store was. All of a sudden she slopped. Ahead, on the pavement, stood A tray from his neck, on which were arranged a few cards of collar studs, some papers of pins and shoe lace-. Two or three holders were in his shaking old hand, and as ho stood be called his wares. Martha clutched at wall of the building. She looked over i at the -tore. Its win- I were filled with fruit, and an I Italian name fluttered on the awn- I in;. Then Martha understood. j had gone to nay her expenses. She turned and hurried away n fast a- her trembling would take her. will hurt hint so to have me find thought, and the tears trickled down her face. kept a from me, and I'll keep one from she said to herself. shan't know that That night when came III chilled and weary, Martha asked cheerfully the old ever. answer- ed BOUND THE FRONT. An Incident the Military Montenegrin. In military courage the grin probably stand.- at the bead of European The wish for a baby boy is. you not die in your and to face death II man or boy only a joyous game. Says W. his have a man under a heavy Turkish lire deliberately leave the trenches and climb breastwork, only to expose himself from sheer bravado. While lying at headquarters availing the opening of the campaign in 1ST, I was walking one day with the prince when a boy of sixteen or eighteen approached i us, tap in hand. raid the prince, show Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. SCHEDULES Between Norfolk, Washington. Plymouth, and Kinston, Ell live April 1st. a. m. a. m. Ar. u. in. p. in. Ar. p. in. p. in. p. in. p. in. Norfolk Washington Plymouth Kinston Ar. Ar. p. in a. iii a. in. ii ii. in. h m. HI. In. you interesting tiling This boy is the last of a good family. father and brothers were all killed in the last battle, and ordered to go home and stay with his mother sisters that the family might not become extinct. The boy drew near and stopped before us, his head down, bis cap in hand. do yon asked tin prince. want to go back to my bat- said the prince, are the last of your line, and cannot allow ii good family to lost. go home take care of your The boy begun to cry bitterly. go home quietly said prime, will you H Hogging and he lowed to The thought for a moment. A he knew well, is the deepest can befall a Montenegrin. he broke out. it isn't for st I'll be said the prince, must go Then boy broke down utter- he cried, wont to my father and lie went away crying, and the prince said. spite of all this he will be in the next For further information, address nearest agent, or W T. M. T. C. Q. V A. WILMINGTON, N. . To Know Your Needs In Cotton Gin Machinery, Boilers The Celebrated Alamo Gasoline Engines. Peanut Pickers. Electric Light Outfits and Works for the country homes. Saw Mills, Planers, Lathes, Sanders, Shapers Matchers, Surfacers. and Feed Mills. Brick and Concrete Machinery. Chalmers, Detroit and Buick Automobiles. In fact, anything want in Farm and Mill Machinery. The long; life of winter makes the blood weak, the system easily coll and a Rocky n Ten is the greatest winter remedy; prevents COMa and keep well all Winter. Jno. Wooten. LINIMENT IMPORT BULBS are now arriving. We have a fine assortment. Plant early for the best results. Send new price list. Remember we are headquarters for Ca far sit M and or- promptly filled. ft CO. Florist, Raleigh, N. C. long, dreary winter months mothers become worn out, cat sleep or work. H Ha- Rocky Mountain Tea est Makes them happy, healthy and strong. I. Wooten. How Painter Lawrence Got Sir Thomas Lawrence was one of the Brent portrait painters in Eng- land. His parents were his father being a country innkeeper. One Lord father and mother stopped the inn. their young son, the future lord. with them, In conversation the I innkeeper spake of the boy in drawing and wished them lo test it by a picture of their son. They assented, thinking to gratify a father's pride, but not looking for any evidence of superior talent. The came in modestly With chalk and paper and in a few min- had drawn a picture of their son. on which the parents looked with wonder. They the and promise of future great- and Ix friended the art- giving him the help needed to develop his wonderful gift. Tho Fishing Otter. The oiler used la one most deadly In- known. In V it in fur loan s net. It n water kite. Which lake mil over the water n Ilia r nor Use, otter Itself la piece f board leaded one aide keep It upright. The walks Hie side of tin- Inch or river, letting out the fly line as lie Hie otter t, nut toward this An urea of water la Untied time nod Artful Parisian Parisian beggars have been known to far beyond a sham fight with a dog in the gutter for a crust. Maximo Camp has record- ed how, on an August Sunday in 1887, at an hour when the quays were crowded, a shabby man uttered a of despair threw himself the Seine the lie had sunk twice when a man in workmen's clothes plunged in, swain after him effected an apparently rescue. As the crowd surrounded the two on bunk rescued came to, the rescuer for a hopeless, man, who had not eaten for three days, tried to rush off again, me The nulled half a franc, this. shall only have to go without dinner And of course the crowd liberally suit. But the shadowed the two, saw them count up the spoils in a and presently arrested the man CALL OR J. Paul Simpson, N. C. Gibbs Machinery Co. Columbia, S. C. Pulley bowen Greenville ft Subscribe to The Reflector. Wells Browne Hangs Wall Paper That you might as poke inn s-y down n lit a to give it U Otis who hi y bout paper hanging than n wall pops loose the fact the face, that you have a a , wasted Next contemplate talk to Wells He is in his prices, W Back at Old Store M and season ahead. Paste in next time you w in his tin, come s play house on Ave. below Vive flints, tell your s to to That little brick triangle g the WELLS BROWNE. Greenville. N. C DAIRY PRODUCTS, I have moved my Dairy to the John son place, one mile from town, am prepared than ever t furnish a I y Will Bake delivery in town. T 2-4. I have moved my grocery store back to the old store in the An- building, opposite Bank of and invite all and customers to call on me there when they want the best in the Grocery Line. I have more room, larger stock and am better prepared to serve your wants Order de- where in town. Phone number remains the same number 35- C. G. STARKEY S. I. S M SCHULTZ Wholesale and Dealer. paid fur Hide, Fur. Oil Turkeys, Oft I . Suits, Go-Carts, Parlor suits TaMes. P. Snuff, Life Key Wat Cheroots, Henry Canned Cherries, . Apple. Apples, Jolly, Hour. toffee. Snap, I Food, OH. Cotton Sired Meal and Hulls, Apple, I Now, Dried Currant. V- and But- New Machine-i land j and quantity cheap for i Come see me. i S M

D. J. WHICHARD. EDITOR NORTH CAROLINA. k M COL NOTES TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. Mrs U. P. Belmont. pres- roads. This it a year that groat A. M. COL ;,,, of a female organization interest . this question should We -t Feb. 1910 To be Held . it the V- known as the MUM be aroused all over the y , Feb y how easy it is for he id . to and the next legislature should ,, have been acting as judge One Six Months to carry North Caro- How some of then are The administration at Wash- will play politic than anything else, so not much benefit to the country may be looked tor from the present of Entered In the Greenville N. C, It is ens busy. to corner the if the hem gel One great trouble with is i the finish ii worse the The seekers will be large this year, but few of them prom ire a good yield. From the interest that is be jug taken in agriculture these days it looks slogan will he the Turkey are about to declare war on each other. If they come in a dash is danger of getting the fat in the lire. We hoping the spring table crop Will early and large. If ibis h is d the meat problem will be solved to some exit m The those b their cotton in I is . may them a shy repeat it this can't lose Charlotte, even in of latest is a number of K lite who s gang of thieves. lice got on to them and e up the club. The bill has been introduced i the Virginia legislature ti permit tin- calling of an election statewide prohibition u. a ct i lion -f twenty live per cent, of the voters. Thirty six million eggs have been disclosed one cold in Jersey the owners cornering them for high or prices. of then, hand since last spring. has his bag again and made several donations to colleges. Si. Ill V male College, ill this Stale, is given on con- an endowment of is raised. Club has let down the to and the next legislature should women in Mew York and be asked to grant the county then to become authority l vol.-on the of club, Mrs issuing bonds thinks the build a system of good roads. A bond issue is the quickest, Cheapest and best method bf which to get roads. The tax sufficient to meet the st on a bond issue for this pose would be so small that the people would never miss it. who have been acting as at various corn shows, report that the farmers all over the state seem to be intensely inter- in all things t men are as good as she is, and perhaps they are. The nearest, quickest and best route by which to reach the homes of I'm county is through II,,. Reflector. If you want to reach I he attention of the pet.- pl. an advertisement la this per do the work for you. Mr Business Man, y the advertisement, and The Will deliver it at the right place. The News, which is s mighty good afternoon paper The program H as a. m. Devotional by Rev. B. F. Huske. a. of improved farm methods. Especial care should be I distribution of bulletins, in the selection of since it u . preparation of bears directly on us yields the by Prof. H. E. Austin. A local branch of the Farm General discussion. Union was recently p. by Miss here, with following r; NORTH POLE NOT DISCOVERED Major A. of Durham, has published a book is a valuable addition to the works of science, and will be received with more than or interest just at this time it treats of matter that H. Poe; Editor of The L. Professor of mathematics in Chaplain-D. H. President of the college. R. Hudson; Estate Farm Demonstrator. who has charge of the Extension This will be one of best meetings we have had. It will be noticed that we have only one Object for the morning. I think I can assure the that this important subject will be so discussed that you will feel that you have b-en repaid for the sacrifice that know you have to make to attend these n and I also to ask the teacher, to make their arrangements to b present at taken no departure by I. brows light on the getting out a Sunday morn- contentions as to the discovery edition which began last j of the North Pole. This book of issue Major is a tribute , The News was a line om, the late David G. of fully i keeping with its usual om he says -was excellence. We hope the new the greatest venture prove for us. the most burned surveyor th the best and most expert in finding landmarks The in case has bro u, ever saw. It gives t Newman; session. It is ex- Professor of Agriculture. It was a gratifying to those who have arranged to give you meeting, there being this WM, to see how charter m of professors at A. A ii. college and s of the state department of agriculture, several and local farmers were a so present. The great movement for which the union stands should nous Mr t Hi of variations of the statute in regard to deeding needle, and children. While on Lad t these beat on some talk that Carolina legislature will t might alto be Well to change evidence that r you are into it. I that express When I M lat from either one of these sessions will be your loss. I am looking for a meeting. Lei us come together and make it such. The names of more the statute that permit m-m- reached the receive hearty of thirty every on. in the The annual reception of the I wish to st all the Young Men's to explain this was given in the col leg boys between now and library Saturday night. meeting and give to me that senior and junior classes Lay names of their Meredith College and enter. L -t have at n the s. rial story n K the first installment I which will appear The Be Hector next Saturday, our read- will have an unity that they should not miss without license. Pole as claimed by them, Carolina is very HIM o h r and I, ., th ii in ii doing well for n j,,,,, in . Saturday u bond i mads. Don't y till the blame i I tin cost of high i i. having the of . r one idea that led the New Federal judge quickly squelch the libel pro ,. ,. lings against the Blew World, a trial might develop ton scandal in connection with the canal d II win u the is made from mi that is be meeting, r jug circulated the some arc dent to pardon Franc H, This i- j ear for them defaulting teller of Hie may up spec lo -now The Oil . die News I v, If do ninny Of the in must a decided Improvement their past records. I National Lank. in the prison at At and has served three year. of 8-year sentence. This is a timely from the Scotland N--ck There is no use for the Demo- one else taking the reported rupture or feeling existing the president, Speaker insurgents, etc. They will ., be as one man when the time The Republicans of Worth Car- u set. They are now only claiming that they will carry six of ten . in this State next election. They are oils to be willing this far ahead to concede four congressmen to the One we have not iced, however, i have learned enough to making claims what they are fining to do ill the first district but only reached tn North chance is I distance from the North Pole bf Hie of the earth. The News and of Sun day gave long from book that very interesting reading. A I The hoard of at a meeting night, fix- ,. the license for near-beer loons at a year. The have to license we have Ho with them about the matter. The law Is written by the and is interpreted by the courts and it that the authorities shall grant license to those up for such In sell near bet r. Institute w re present as as the and friends of in the city. Refresh- were served. monthly dance of the a man G rm in t was held ii. y night. The has decided that mid-term examinations will omitted this soring, us only two scholastic year. hi of the II, r, track and base; all Una have been getting in g practice and Captains and say for good aright. ,. .--------- least one boy in in the county to become a member of this club. W. H. Co. Schools. Judge J. -Sh. Dad. Ex T. J. received i morning the death of ex-Judge James E Shepherd, of which if it was not for the Raleigh News and some Re- ill the Slate would be at a loss for some- thing to editorials about. Mrs Br has been grunted a divorce with She ought to be able to along on at though it is just half she the court her. When U come.- to advertising that bring- results, The tor I goods. You MB other method of reach- the homes of so many people in Pitt A church in St. Louis has a motion picture outfit u their Sunday school to attract the children. We never saw a child that did like motion pictures and doubt this Hun- day school will have a full house. The number of farmers here today and the exhibits of seed corn they made for seed indicates that this year Pitt county is going for more corn and better corn. When they make plenty of corn, the meat problem will take care of itself. Do not lot your interest in crop preparation other things at tins time of year make you overlook the fact that Pitt , h occurred this morning in a Haiti- nut. honestly, a mar no i , , , f,, . . . . i ii moM Judge shepherd lilt ion tunes and an old- r . . i . . ore of tho state ablest and fashioned barroom in wide open, was one ,.,. so prominent men. He was , o their own daddy, th. lime Mm o the evil, himself, tell on,, Supreme court, and held other from the other and furthermore he doesn't care which lives and En- Notice. Feed Oats, seed data, oats, call on U for see s greatest need is good low. J. R. J. Q. w responsible position. His death is a great loss to North Carolina. Took All His Money Often all i man turns goes to doctors or for mediums, l cure H ell, liver o kid trouble that Dr. King New Lit J Pills would quickly cot. He-t for die-, malaria aid debility, M t all a fl Q a Of coal there to be no end. The fourth great disaster within a week curred Monday in Pennsylvania, where nearly two hundred men Robinson. were in a name swept the New York stock exchange, from which it is believed went busted Tuesday to the will come out alive. of a million dollars. They hit Really, these things are are railroad bonds too heavy. appalling. TO SUCCESSFUL TOBACCO CROWING COLUMBIA CD. NORFOLK VA., COLUMBIA at a a X, .-. PACT ITEMS. Wanted to buy bush-Is HAPPENING WITHIN OLD NORTH STATE i GATHERED FROM OUR EXCHANGES Items of I Buy of field by J- R- Smith Co. School books, bibles and menu at J. R. Smith Co. turned work, brackets, window and door frames made on short notice by J. R. Dinner baskets, pencil boxes Dixon- elates, pencils, ink erasers at t. J. R. Smith Co. Cook stoves, heater and repairs at J. R. Co. patterns and m at J- R Smith Co. Rubber, and corrugated at J. R. Smith Co. To the Merchants When you extra of call on W. E you want to insure property fire, will and rubber fitting valves at J. K. Smith Co. If you have any property to Tingle will sell it. nice to attach to your pumps your water shelf at J. R Smith Co. Windows, doors, lime, cement, hardware, locks, hinges at J. R Smith Co. It you need a opener top Mr Smith Co. A nice of coffins and caskets always on hand with a nice heart at your at J. R. Smith Co. ii Dixon. An id is Wailing to shoe your horses and mules at J. R Smith Ci Dixon. Now is time to advertise in the Ayden Department- U. W. Smith. W. F. Moseley, who bi en bis plant of Smith for the last two years, has re signed and family to Tarboro. Smith is no the electrician, Will r. pair carte, wagons and you new ones. J. Smith Co. Dixon. his in Spring Hope. Gallon u for ceiling, flooring and We guarantee faction. . , J. R. Smith Co. The clock was uncovered at J. R. Smith store Thurs- The time was Mrs. Mrs. W. L. Roberson won the 42-piece set china, her time being e-e. N. C. Feb. Mrs. Fleming and Miss Anna, were u town Monday Mrs. J. F- ming. Mr and Mrs. C. Washington were in town Tuesday visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. It D. ton spent Wednesday night with Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Fleming. Mr. C. M. Jones and Mrs. Moore w re in town visiting Mrs. J. I S. Fleming lost a mu Friday night. The animal had a con at their store. Advertise in the news columns I of The Daily W. T. Hart is moving to the Nobles building, neat the Baptist . For barbed wire and nails. see J. R- Smith Co. -lust at- rived a car load. Clarence Cannon will occupy the house made vacant by the removal of Mr. Hart. There is no time than now to put your ad in or sub- Church G. will move to the Murray building, on street as as it undergoes repairs. James L. Little made our sanctum a call Thurs- T. Keel has opened a market opposite the cotton ex- change. Look for his ad Won't Need a Crutch u . i. , lee, I ma p. . c all dealers. g chill Mrs. Jessie and children, of Va in Friday night to d some time her mot Mrs. Fannie Fleming. Mrs. Kicks, of is her El. RicKs. She expects to eve Sunday for to her son there. Mrs. Nellie Wilson left day morning to visit in Mr. and Mrs. O. W. ton and son. Carey, spent day and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs J. F. Fleming. Mr. and Mr, went o Washington Saturday and return morning. T. Ii. Rollins, of Washington, was in town Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. attended at Mount Sunday and to spend a few day. j j t. Washington to W Abram Baker went to Sunday morning to visit m- is sick Watch t i A. C. Nobles has moved family to the plan, and will the farm for J. C. the year. Ninety and spring family an S to The Reflector. C. MEREDITH Graduate Nurse North Carolina. CONDITION OF THE BANK OF AYDEN AT N. At the close Jan. i , Liabilities Resources and discounts Overdrafts secured Surplus fund and unsecured and fixtures Undivided profits, less our. exp. and taxes pd. 4,888.08 Deposits sub. to check 71,38.88 Demand loans Silver coin, nil. minor our. 1,818.84 Total 8188.878.28 outstanding Total STATE . . mar I, J. K. Cashier of u the above is U. the best my Subscribed . and, sworn to ELIAS CANNON. 1---- before , this day HODGE, Notary Public. w now have. We have taken No- carried In a Dry Goods Store. Come let us show you. -av, M Co., Ayden, N. C. We are prepared to furnish you with House and Kitchen Furniture the very prices. Ca or Come to see us and we will convince w AYDEN FURNITURE CO NEXT DOOR TO President Helps Orphans an have been an a Mac . r in for . It has v.-l h BUM m- I., Bear end We ram r. t l the Only e -II Died. Jan. Bethel. Pitt county. Mrs. Nelson, the lovable wife of Mr. James T Nelson. She leaves two little and a fond husband and B large circle of relatives and friends. She was the daunt her of Mr. John H. Barnhill. aware of her approaching she met the end with a Christian fortitude rarely witnessed. Her exemplary life won the all who To sever the tits that bound her to her family seemed to be her only regret. Her remains were Mi at her father's family burial ground I impressive funeral services attended by a large congregation of relatives friends. angel has oversea land, a Mail spirit beta U return An I the I ,. i u all. A Friend. Feb. Martha z. of Go, was gored and seriously m by her cow today. Mrs went in the stable to mill- when mad animal rush.-d With blood from her face she out the stable. Owing to her ape fatal are Feb. -It will b a source of deep sorrow North Carolina to know th re are today l smallpox at the Hie was discovered a few days by Dr. Julian, the physician, and to extent. MM Olive of the teachers, it, with of th. Elizabeth City, Feb. was brought here today of the horrible burning of an aged at Sunday mp- The old man, who gave his name as Ben Goodwin, of P Goodwin, of Norfolk Va., arrived at Sat and hung store Mr. Tow. H- told Mr. Tow and others that he a old and bad Hit way from Norfolk count, where he had escaped the county home and was bound f where he had B tar residing. About elev he was directed to a cant tenement house, where h was told ho should spend th. night and some started a lire for his A- two the w is alarmed Dy his screams help, and rushing not found the old man wrapped it. Blankets were around him and medical aid sum but His human aid. He liven, In terrible agony until eleven o'clock last night. Th. oil man's remains were taken Ii charge by the y and buried- The Facts About a bitters, bracer . f It be the thing in tie world for any ore x r. ac t- l-o- c t. r. be of the sort. 1st ; is a quite heavily If in prescribed it If to the various i refuted, it I. fist Ms peep- . fairness common in majority be is be truthful a Free MB. W. P- DEAD. Away C, 8- . i tire city was shocked and . when it was learned r. P. prominent . had KING'S CROSS ROAD ITEMS. In Your Homes to Stay King's Cross Roads, FeD. G. A. Smith and wife, spent part of wet k with his mother, Mis. W. B, Smith. Mrs. has been right sick for the last week. We hope she will soon be out again. H. S. Tyson is having new stables The- farmers are forward with their work in this Prospects are bright tor a good crop year. Mr. and Smith and spent last and Sunday with her lather. U. S. Tyson. Miss Leona was very sick k, We clad to she is able attend school again. Honor Roil-The following art the names of on the roll honor for the month of Irene Smith, Lame Tyson, Beta Christine Smith. Robbie Smith. May Belle Tyson, Leone Tyson. Martha Smith, Corbet, Parker. Forbes, Martha Little and Mamie Ruth Smith. Boson. Mass. Feb. 5.- l n or about . May of the earth will bombarded with fr m tail of the famous Imps e which is at a terrific rate n headed in direction, i made today by P Pick, ring, Harvard. earth I due t i through the of this c n May said V at. that time will probably be pelted wit. fl It been other times when comets approached it. Professor Pickering does no believe that the which very his tome .- street fail- nine o'clock this v. Mr. ,, d . -.-v. but ,. was bi He had re- . Baltimore where he .,. tn suit s-r- t, in . Mr. th . i-- comet s tail. ,. ,. i. ., a -I attach no to H B now . a the earth and wife, one grown an that the several younger children, me any not yet belief that those motors were bean appointed pare of Saved From i r felt so rear my R it No. a , fl, pound, in spite . . . st A-m t f of if-the by all Seed pea nuts for Nice J. R. J- G- HOTEL KERN AN ii. a. t. MD. It. r,. Ho h never Sail and Go. a.- KB i for and tea OM. by N C. lay THE M. u las Apples. Mr. J. S- Smith sent The Re- a twin apples that is quite curiosity. It was found in a barrel of Albemarle Pippins that I he was opening in his store. . . C C This is the kind of weather lib S Late brings coMb and pneumonia. Fresh Oysters I C. F. Koonce. of Coming Every Day spent Can Serve Tea Any Way. Try Me day in the city.

EVENING IN PRAISED IN NEW YORK. IMPERSONATIONS OF PLEASES. Mrs. People J. B Corny Mm. Mr.-. B Chert, of this town, who la the term N. V . is dis- In talent by k Plate consisting of Stories of tin- South, and other of the old days. r i are u i to the Northern people who are i w hear her. Of an given on the night of Jan. 31st, two the papers speak as Ft church -h house Mrs. James Burton f N. i , i. ruined a large CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY. Mother who value their own com- fort a. d the w. of their children, should never be a box of Moth- s for I i . u e up . con- teething- he d a n stomach a. powders never fail. Sold b all drug Don't accept n A trial to any m Her who will Allan S Le . Y. PAYING FOR THE SCHOOLS. At stories of life and leadings from works authors. enter- was styled Even- log in Refreshments followed ; Be of songs and and Chronicle A unique was given la-t evening Christ Church Parish Douse, a nice listened to iv. n by- Mrs. Cherry, of N. C , who and readings of the Southern and the of the days, Mrs. Cherry a a native of Carolina and Knows all of the of those she Her was given with a realism that was effective and won applause from her Timer. THROW OUT THE Give the Many People Will be Happier Throw the Life Li The r s Tn r. can't get the out i f Hi- . or e mil i. em y i h I i ere h .-, e of die air i. . It C i e I the The general of 1909 amended the law regulating the apportionment of the hundred thousand for four-months school term, so to require county in this appropriation to levy . tax on property fifteen cents on the poll as th- maximum limit of special tax could be levied fur this pose, and providing c u ties levying this maximum lax should receive all the d for a sen though the tax did raise half. Under the new law sixty on s applied for aid fr. n this appropriation of these Counties n more from the i than they raised from tin According to the c to and filed in the e the superintendent of public instruction, the ties in this Stat. appropriation a four months will this ear from their county tax for schools, In words, under the new law. raised that much more mom ii r their sch than would have been raise the old law. For the appropriated by th. Sate. G will be raised according to me estimate, in the counties sharing in that pr News Notice of -and Sale. By virtue of a power of alt con- n a certain mortgage deed, and delivered by W. J. H. La an Clara S L u ii e to W. H. r.-in.- , on if appears in the register office in Pitt in k J-r. page he will on Mu. day be day of Feb to court r door in the bid for the foil i tract or i of land tract in Creek t- ship. Hilt Carolina o . the east by the land of K u h, on th- south y of J. L Tucker, on the by S. V. Notice By of power of con- n a ed and by Waller West and wife, Esther lo G. F. Evan on the i day of i'S, duly recorded in the of d e. a office of Pitt count., Car. in book k-t, page the e i , exp to pub court- in Greenville, to highest bi. on the 2nd day of March, 19.0, at noon. the following real S the town of Greenville. North arid known as one- half of lot number on map made I y P. in of the Will am land, then by ville Land and Company, and by beginning at a a on C bring No. M, which w allot., d Marv E wife S. K sherry in of the lards of L. ii. deceased. at a stake a pop I r, the s corn, r i in i said ion and runs north 1-2 we in J. L. I u k line, north 1-2 east Co r t i back gum i- he us lint-, then with raid ea- to a corner, thence south east at the ct of numbers running with It numb rill about Si to a thence and with thence northerly with Clark lo corner of lot i umber to th- twin- it being the northern half of lot number HO and contain bout 1-4 of an acre more or has and I lot d in a deed from d wife. Can line drop. tn G. K. Evans, natal September a to a oak eta . p. th Bee 126th, in book pg- To i red. This the day of Jar 1910. G F , Mortgagee By F. C. Harming, attorney. south east Si I a to th of lot no. then rev of line of lot s -nu h Si w poles to the be- g. remaining more T in town- and in v, n t sou h of S if Or.-.- and adj in n. th la d of k J. n. Ki i H r ling and others, of power of con- u ti i m. res or d in a certain mortgage de d with tie of family j and delivered by I, B. r . and wife. Addle H. ti A S Th the of January, and It. K. tr. as I ope- W. i k, . I land Bra., mortgage- need bears data of av March. ISA-. Sale of Real Property I c. d is in the re r's Pi t county in to k page By Virtue era leer e of the Superior I m, the Under i d will on a of c in mule the at day of . y of there-n pending. d a- C. ti. Li tie administrator of w. D. Moore, u B Moor . t I will, n . Fe before th- Ci house door ii ville. at sale to the t bid a c- tin or parcel of in Carolina p. a join th Elite J, h. G. M M. or an i A. M. g 1-2 nor. or I lot No in the d of the land, of John A. d. Terms of tab- c i h of 1910 C O. of l More I ltd i s the at day of a o'clock, n n. expose to public Land Sale Terrible Croup The. re Will I thou fr m Hi m o Sirs c, t i S. , K c i t. N C . in . . m . , j, a . they b m . . . I a lone tr Hanging hi tin in my kidney.-. . , .-h. arose in mining ,. to corn the I no f from the i used h id h nu s . j ed of being cur vi. n Ki Pills were to me. I b their could b e they ware ma of the i n Improved my health -a- For late by a deal rs. Price cents. Foster-Mill Co. New York, agent for the United State. Remember the name tale no other. Pert Office Receipt. Postmaster R. C. Flanagan tells us that the office re- for the month of January were For the ponding month last year the receipts were a gain this year of This brings Greenville that much nearer to the free delivery class, and it will likely he reached by the end of the present quarter. Mot Popular Druggist Makes a Remarkable Statement. Dr. J. W. Bryan has at obtained the agency for a remedy they on a guarantee to any Liver If food does not digest well, there gas or pain in the if the tongue is coated and breath bad, if there I. and strain Pills will cure you. If the. sot Dr. J. W. Bryan's guarantee to return your money. Pill give quick relief end per- rune of m and all Liver Troubles arc strong statements, but Dr. customers a to prove e truth, and if cant box of Liver are not satisfied with the Dr. and for your mi for sale by M. II. Saul N. C. Subscribe Reflector. My it by, who i- four lo with or. up On rev or ii i s w though h e. Alter trying nil the a d most in tin- new, I cane home one night at midnight, a d my wife said. ho. en up i-g in i you get a lot of we wile they all will g, t I last drug i i it h me In he a bin; . In fifteen mm- he sou d asleep It broke I-.-1 nu;. it d me. e lo e croup of a till d I hope I live t ml Wish m th.- best of u sorely I remain, E. Clark S i S E, Wash. tic . a ably IT c r. in in of an be I every re there j. H chi d. I i how to cur up comes with e ch outfit. outfit in at i e'er, where and at Coward K n. It in to cure catarrh, coughs and olds. Mr. J. Dead. Mr. Frank n ore of the oldest citizens of mis section, died Thursday afternoon at his home a mile Greenville, he was in his 83rd year, was an exceptionally man. He was a member of the Methodist church and also of Odd Fellows fraternity, and was ever true to his and his lodge. He is survived by three sons and one daughter W. D. F. V. and J. B-, and Miss Addie Johnston. The was conducted by Covenant Lodge I. F. this afternoon, the burial taking place at the family burying ground, at the Henry Brown farm, north of Greenville at o'clock. By vi- tn-- a of the Superior c u t of lit made b. hi- R. B. judge i term, in case i. J. Ha. aid a an st N Ow n aid the undersigned will sell at lie the Co, door in at noon i n 7th IS . in.-in lowing n t of the county of Pit a id hi aid tree of and k. on a. i e place, ad- join tie Hubert ti. M. I inn an. Lo Rodger, W. W Of en I, S n, c g acres, b. i g the rat of land I tied to B N Owens in the Of hie audit, the long more d s rib-d h Lot N,. if the , file I n peal i fed th d a as no- No. S in m the of th clerk of no U. , ala with six pi cent t on fined nay ill K III t. ti. . F. G James, -Mum rs to Creditors. Having duly qualified the Sup nor of Pitt county a. the of r. Johnston o ice is given to a I sons d. to estate of raid to make immediate to th. d persons having c aims against laid are notified that the same resent- ed lo ed on or be tore the 1st of Primary or this lie plead in bar recovery, . J- Johnston, W. r . a, Atty. Notice to Creditor Letters testamentary, a executor of the will end test of W R. Home, h been issued to me by th; of the Superior court of Pitt is hereby given to ell p holding claims against the estate of the said W. R. Hi tn present th m to me for pay- authenticated, on r before the 3rd day of February, 1911, or this notice will he ad in oar their re- All persons in to said estate are no to I immediate payment to me. This the 2nd day of February R. L of th last will and testament of W. It Home, decease. A Blow, Notice to Creditors Having qualified before the clerk of the court of iv. t co in. the administrator of Be tie on, notice is hereby given to nil to the estate of to make immediate the and all claims said ire that the must presented for Say men t to the on or be- the 1st of February. 1911, or this notice will be plead in bar of recovery. J. O. Johnston, W. F. Evans, Atty. fore the curt door in Green- vile to the fur the following described tract or of lead to w Lying and in Swift county Pitt and of North Carolin , ad known and as it in b the Anders n tan-a; on the east by H and Bert d ck; on the by the la I hi d on the west b land of S more or lea- kn as a part of e where B n d Addle now re.-i e. T. is Sale is m id.- to the terms of said m r This the of 1910. A. S and It. E. Copeland. F C Notice of Ry virtue of the power of sale eon- in n in m deed ex cut. d h d delivered by Ho g and Virginia t to Higgs it o . on the day of and I receded in the r of deed e f count , N. Ina, in book . the I ex- pose to p h s-l , bi fore the court door in to the bi n March I, . a certain tract or in real o- land and in In U e county of Pit aid s at. of North Cur- . unit d fol w . to Be lot No. in l. ck B, b ginning a-, corner No. and P in if et sou feet, then 721-4 th-n feet to street, th. n minx sir et to i to deed, of e cash. The 31st d v f January. Bro.-.; Mort Are You Honest With your land when for the sake of saving a few dollars you use a fertilizer whose only recommendation is its analysis. It requires no knowledge to mix mate- rials to analyses. The value of a fertilizer lies in the ma- used, so as not to over feed the plant at one time and starve at another. This is why Royster brands are so popular. Every in- has its particular work to do. Twenty-five years experience in making goods for Southern crops has enabled us to know what is required. See that trade is on every bag NEGLECT OTHER CROPS FOR TOBACCO SOME GOOD ADVICE TO FARMERS BOYS ROCKED TRAIN. TRADE HARK So Royster Guano Co. NORFOLK, VA. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF GREENVILLE IN GREENVILLE, N. At the clove if business Jan. Notice to Creditors. Having duly qua b fore the court clerK of Pitt as administrator, d. b. n. of the is ate of Fleming, notice ii y to all per.-one to the to make to the and all persons having cl inns against the e are not lied that the same must lie presented for payment to the on or he- fore the 1st day of January. 1911, or this notice will be plead in of re- M. I. Fie- D. B. N. of Leonidas Fleming, i ltd All other Houses, , OS S Demand Baa an sh It God Coin i v- re Ma ion and notes LIABILITIES paid in 000.10 d es s s mill taxes paid I of Den. Pep t US h Heeded by Every Plaster in the Country The season U approaching when each planter will mark off his fields for the next crop. and before the crop is we desire to give a word of warning. The history of tobacco growing, as we have it, proves that only those planters have made money who have their efforts on making a quality of tobacco. t will not brooK neglect in any form, and the planter who counts on making a crop in a slipshod way is sure to get left The to- crop wants your every attention. It demands it and must have it. Don't yourself to the neglect of other products Herein lies the solution to your troubles, and when tobacco planters learn lesson, and make practical application of it, there will be no further trouble. To our friends in the bright belts we would say that they would act wisely to go slow in planting large crops. is selling well. It will continue to do so providing the world do. s not too much. It is mi old with plant that it is no for one lo curtail his because his neighbor will not do so. is not the in the case at all. Here always be large crops of tobacco grown, and don't about that. The is i shall less to- but grow better tobacco. An over is what nine farmers out of ten from making e tobacco. b the point. to plant less the reason that by so do you apt to make better Southern Journal Captured and Over to the Wednesday evening as the Norfolk Southern pas- train was nearing Wen dell, were the tram Emergency brakes were applied and the train quickly stopped. The and crew joined in the chase after the guilty parties two small colored boys who had thrown the rocks were The boys were taken aboard the train and carried to Wendell where they were turned over to the authorities. There has been similar trouble before by rocks being thrown at the train Wendell, and the conductor was keeping a watch out while pass- there. OF THE DEM- SUB-COMMITTEE REVISE PLAN OF ORGANIZATION. Professional Cards W. F. EVANS AT LAW GREENVILLE, Democratic Committee to Meet March The sub-committee appointed by the Democratic State committee met yesterday in Che State capitol and revised the plan of organization. The of Hon. A. H. Eller, of ex-f Governor T. J. Jarvis, of Green Hon. John M f Salisbury; Hon. W. T. Craw- of and Hon. L of Halifax. The committee adjourned night, after agreed u I. MOORE H. LONG in outline of their work, a .- be drafted by t State- and Office opposite R. L. Smith stables, and next door to John Flans I -o's new building. N. W. OUTLAW Attorney at Law Office occupied by J, L. GREENVILLE. N. C. S. J. Everett Attorney at Law made on Real Estate Masonic Greenville, N. C. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF The Bethel Banking Trust Co., AT BETHEL, N. At the close of Nov. 1900. Resources Liabilities Capital Stock Surplus fund Loans and discounts Overdrafts secured and unsecured Furniture and fixtures Due from and Gold and silver minor coin currency 2,481.98 6,000.00 6.000.00 Undivided profits less expenses taxes pd 877.00 Time Deposits sub to check 661.80 Total 168,071.78 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. County of I, W. H. Cashier of the above-named bank, do sol- swear that the above statement is true tn the best of my knowledge and belief. W. II Cashier. Subset and sworn to State of North Caro County of Pitt. I. J. a. L Little, r of above n bank, do solemn y swear that the i true to the best of my d belief. James L. D. W. IN Land Ry of a and delivered by William wife, Polly Hollows, to F G. James, on the av of June. , mortgage was duly r ii t e e of th- r i I of deeds f Pitt county. In b X-7. pa- SOS, the w II e II for tr e court house door in Greenville, day, arch 7th, the f de piece or i if laid, n Pitt in Heaver Dam township, the lands of Nobles, Isaac and . Beat, con- acre more or less. Mid the same land deeded id William way and wife by reference to which deed s made for an Said land is sold said also two other on same land. This 2nd, . F. G. Groceries r And Provisions and to before me this 5th day of February, 1910. H. D. Public. My term expire Sept., Si, 1910. R W King W. n. Wilson J. G. Directors. REAL ESTATE No better investment on Earth than Earth itself WILL BUY IT-WILL SELL IT A FEW CHOICE LOTS FOR SALE IN WEST GREENVILLE B. W. MOSELEY Cotton Bagging-and Good kept con- in stock. Country Produce Bought and Sold D. W. GREENVILLE N Q North Carolina While it is often impossible to prevent an accident, it never impossible to be is not beyond any In vest cents in a bottle of Liniment and you are prepared for sprains, bruises and Ilka is juries. Sold by all dealers FOR THE BEST FURNITURE and House Furnishing always go to TAFT FOR COAL, WOOD and PHONE We keep all kind coal and dry wood. Can furnish you at any time for stove, or cook stove. We keep and Give s your orders. C. Co A few delay in treat- cases of Veil the I of time it takes to k for a doctor often The way is to keep in at the first cation of give the child a dose. to take and all ways cures, by STOKES ITEMS. Stoke, Feb L. T. Thompson Mrs. L of Aurora, are visiting Mrs. J. L. J. N. came in for a few days visit to his father. Miss Eva spent Sat- and Sunday with Miss Eva Thomas. J. S. Fleming and E. B. Whichard are all smiles. C. Washington and wife, of Baltimore, were here Monday. The basket party at Stoke High School was a success, even though Miss Miry Lee Woodard was very ill. The primary teacher, Miss Susie Ross, it. Johnnie Bailey left last Thurs- day morning for John Hopkins hospital to undergo an operation for appendicitis. Marvin Nobles has accepted a position with G Stokes. W. G. Stokes returned from Baltimore Friday. HUMAN HANDS TOUCH IT. An attack of the grip is often followed by a persistent to ma- y proves a great annoyance. Remedy has been extensively used with good success the relief and cu e of Many cases have been cured all other failed. Sold all dealers. FARMVILLE ITEMS. Farmville. of aldermen met Tuesday night and had a busy session. G. A. from Greenville, was sworn in as chief of police. John T. Thorns resigned as may- or and Carl Turnage was pointed mayor. Chief Clark has made a Rood impression. As usual there were some fellows who wanted to try the new policeman. It is talked on the that sever- threats had been heard to th effect that the bullies would run Clark off or kill him. Late yesterday afternoon there was some boisterous conduct in Burnett's store and Chief went in to quell the trouble and was to arrest Eason, bully of the and goes the the Clark knocked him was struck above tie eye severely wounded. It is to be hoped that no one else will wish to Chief Clark. It is to be hoped that some- thing will soon be done to make it safe and decent for ladies to pass the same side of the street our meat market and town hall occupies. There are a number of huts where all sorts of conduct is to go on, also odors and cursing by both and black, make it that ladies will hardly pass on that of the airest. Ed Warren has moved into the new and house just completed by T. L. Turnage on Church The farmers are delighted that they have a store in Farmville they can be supplied with farming Prof. E. L. Middleton, of will be at the Baptist church Sunday and will make several addresses. a. School. a. address by Prof. E. L. Middleton. a. p. school mass meeting led by Prof. Middleton. All the Sunday schools of the town are to be present. p. by Prof. E. L. Middleton. The of tie town and are invited to s to chairman and to the members of the cam- mi Chairman Eller said last State committee will be called to in the early part of March to pass upon the report of and, at the same to fix the time and place for j State convention. They will designate a common day on to hold primaries for nomination throughout the State of State, congressional and and also a com mm day for several county conventions. particular changes pro- posed by the -e are not but it is under stood that the principal ones are intended to make plan more and adaptable to local t th j Raleigh News Observer. me this ATTORNEYS AT LA W I-R N C OR R. L. CARR Dentist. GREENVILLE. N. C. DR. S HASSELL PRACTICING PHYSICIAN Greenville, N. C Office on Third formerly pied by Dr, Bagwell. 16th day of Nov., T. Carson, Notary s M Jones, M. O Directors. JULIUS BROWN N. C Harry Skinner. Skinner, Jr H. . SKINNER WHEDBEE N- C If with indigestion, constipation, no appetite or feel give i and Liver Tablets a trial d will be pleased with the re- , . . , ,. , . . nit. These tablets invigorate A Lady Who Lives in Goldsboro i he stomach and liver and Joins In the of Praise then the digestion. Sold by all for The Woman's dealers. j Tonic Mats cf you whet Of an might noon the a sewing machine Or bow many invisible parts there are which run well a month or co in a carelessly-made machine, and then by going wrong render it utterly useless For the perfect construction and thorough, testing of these vital details you must de- pend upon the honor end reputation of the maker. J The makers of the Singer Sewing Machine enjoy a reputation vouched for by millions Singer users all over the world. These millions of Singer users have proved the perfection of the Singer by years of sewing. Q The Singer Sewing Machine is built like a watch and runs like one. Goldsboro, N. treat- . ed me for many distress-m; I writes Mrs. A. Smith, Rave me no relief. Purchases Fixture. M . W. L. Best, of Greenville. N. C, the A. G. it. suffered neuralgia the fixtures Monday at the and WM . y public sale. He is now having head. I hod pain in bowels, the same boxed preparatory to VS v, moving it to Greenville where he H to a jewelry store, . . lust such doubtful News from which are ones for which it nay you to lake the woman's Do you know that croup can It is at times, when there is be prevented Give Chamber- the real as so at trouble, that need a tonic, lo Rive lam s so n as he j throw illness the child becomes hoarse or even evidently threatens, after cough appears when you are ill, audit will prevent attack. ailments of your sex. Take Ir is also a certain cure for croup as a tonic, to prevent illness, when you and has never known to fail. Your druggist keeps it. I N. a d cine Co . Instructions, and M-pace hunk. in wrapper From are tor Jell-0 ICE CM Powder to It Is and Our U -n u la to quart J O Mil. make, two quart. fat I la at coal about cant a plat. Vanilla, Stress r f Mr. for a mail It b. Co., la Roy, R X. Sold by all dealers ITEMS. Feb. Ida and Fay Corey are visit- L. E. Dudley, near Vance- this week. Nearly all the farmers of this community went to Monday, Mrs. J. W. Cannon, from near Ayden, visited her Mrs. N. R. Corey, this week. Misses Sally and Harriet son, two very prominent aged ladies this section, died with pneumonia this week. We with the bereaved family. Miss Lydia Chapman, who has been spending sometime in Craven county, returned home this week. The farmers of this vicinity SM progressing with their work very well. Bennie Corey, of is home this week sick with la- grippe. Sold hat linger Sewing Machine Company HI Main Street, GREENVILLE. N. B. Report of Condition of The Greenville Banking and Trust Company, At GREENVILLE, in the State of at the close of business. Nov. INSURANCE that protects In- come only. Preparation In the home insures against colds, croup, soreness lungs and throat destroying Inflammation and congestion. External and penetrating. All Druggists. In-, today. Stop chewing this ran and chew tobacco. brands at J. M. Be as careful about who is going to make your suit at M an la particular loads YOU Will SET MUCH as WEARING cat a wit. ti Mark Harris Front, Shoulder ad Sleeve Head as task as a perfect mm Titan particular I can sail la tat PAUL II Cl WANTED GIRLS AND BOYS We want Girls and Boys to work in the Tarboro Knitting Mills At Tarboro, N. C. and in the Runnymede Mills Near Tarboro, N. C. The work is light, no dust or dirt and the pay is flood. We can furnish a house i the town of Runnymede or t Tarboro A Edi cation or You Chili n We have at no and de. We have Heady work all th year. D fear i -hut we will h work f r u day. Come and See the Work or Write GENERAL MANAGER TARBORO IN. C RE Loan and Discount, Overdrafts ace. and All other Bonds and Mortgages. e and Fixtures, D- Loans Due from Banks Bank r's Items Silver coin, including; all minor currency National k other U. S. notes Total LIABILITIES. Capital Stock, fund. Undivided profits, net Notes end Bills i arable, Sub. I clucks I Due Banks 00.00 13.000.00 152,923.79 the t State of North Carolina-County Pitt, I, C. S. Carr. Cashier if the above bank, do swear that love statement is true to the of my know edge nm. belief. C, S. CARR, Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 20th day of Nov. 1909. J. MOORE, Notary Public. A. M MOSELEY, C. OH. I R. C. FLANAGAN. Director I Not Quite How often you can gen a . g W nail or screw driver or an- Have a Rood tool box and be prepared fur Our I a you could desire, and we see that your tool X box does not lack a useful article. II you want your HORSE lo trot fast and strong boy your Stray Taken Up. I have taken up one bull, about or years old. white and red spotted, mark, d swallow fork in right and moon in left. Owner can get same by proving; ownership and charges. W. G. Stoke, Stokes, N. C. Hay, and Oat Corn. of W. B. He will sell you Better Feed and More Less Money than any man in town, Of Course w- B- You get Harm- a Horse Goods i c J. R. Corey Place it headquarters for Corn, Hay, Oats, Cotton Seed Meal, Hulls, Brand, Chicken Hominy, Cracked, corn, corn Meal and all kind of Feed, Salt, Lime and Cement. Do not sell your furs and hide until you see E. opposite Norfolk Southern depot. w is.

v. ., DEPARTMENT In Charge of Wm. G. MORRIS Authorize. Agent The and Vicinity-Advertising Rates on Application JAMES KILPATRICK. A HAPPY HOME Do You Own a Piano Is one where health abounds. With Impure blood there can- not be rood health. With a disordered LIVER there cannot be good blood. no; a end a G. gent. ;. E Lin who is . wen of the revivify the torpid LIVER and restore natural action. A healthy LIVER means pare blood- Pure blood mean health. Health means Take no Substitute. All Druggists. D at peat night her of in. in our town Monday. The of a Friend . , Cox la on the sick. Memory an; We hope her a speedy On Thursday, January 27th. bey re cox cry. I William James did to . hem the piper. W. G spent at the home of his daughter, you .,.,. .; to in with relatives, Spivey, near Grifton. C like TheY. M. C. A. of Knowing hit extreme illness, all is progressing. I of immediate family had I enrolls nearly nil the school to be with him at the and are ail very loyal. end. We have just received a nice William Kilpatrick was f cloak, A. of aid Tucker Kilpatrick, and j Baptist SUM The is the Kind was born Dec. 23rd, 1843 Wednesday here b j u need. Pee us. I was confirmed by Bishop friends. We are always glad t A, W. Ante ft Co. son about 1866. On Nov. i have Prof. A new lot of lamps just in. married v. Smith, Ayden, was in i town i before For good comfortable call write A. G. Cox Co., V. niter- title, N. C Tb j have right the rig lit pi ice. Ii not, and sou to own soon, you owe it o to ex the ma shown at the White A display really liable to a large city. In a glance yea will a line pianos not alone in character e, y and general in a class to but you I it et with I that stand here a, d incomparable an- where. right different makes t select none those cheap v e tern department CAROLINA CLUB REVIVED. And Again Up a Useful Ca- for Town. An meeting of the in Carolina Club rooms, and The Harrington, Barber ft Co. Harding Perry, of i f your subscription The Mr. was announcement that the x guanos economic Kilpatrick, of Norfolk. V. . .;. bands, etc. Orders will hi our careful attention. A. Cox Mfg. Co., p N. C. you want a useful planter L. L. All . g a i here visit big hid A. A . Pitt manufactured A. Ii, Manufacturing Company e . to; comfortable, terms in th nil I . v. hi v. .-j. j. u. Ci . rd is v .- . in i . . are hue c . . . . . . ;. ;. has expired let live daughters; Mrs. T. k it, and you a Bender, of N. C W. G. y, Misses Nettie, The rush is in. and Katie Kilpatrick. of send your orders in at Grifton. and two Mr. W. for Cox Cotton Planters, H. Kilpatrick. of Grifton. and Mr. for some weeks has been dormant, is n revived upon a w career of useful- for the The club out with members, hers have fled th. of joining. b a our combination It The other members of the I mediate family are his brother, M. and his sister. Miss Sarah Kilpatrick. of La Grange. TA a.-., can Island, . that eliminated, aid from now on the club are to he restricted to the u-e of members. Several n s to add t. cotton, corn. peas. etc. I. heW j the i the club will b. Harrington St John's church. Pitt county, discussed at another meeting fa For nice oysters, b e me, at the night of Johnson's stand, bet is row fa r R W Jan- J- and the new life- and Griffith, i It -v. B enthusiasm is going lo make F. Greenville, ;, d hi l fish, going e R. W. at Johns i . . A. Ii. ix Ml g. Co. Mite L Ci x, u iV. c ; Stu ii . v. to her homo a L ;. to d i . . j . i fruits and butter i e A. W. Ai i Ce. It. . ins, well. i Let us frame that picture Any frame. A. Co. have purchased e i as a . v y to grind corn, . general rep sir work and dress E The pall hearers were Honorary. Messrs J L. D-. W C. E. A- Join i, -s. G. J. H. Laughinghouse C. New- born. Active; Messrs. L. J. S. Patrick, C. J. o, was i . I . ; Harrington. Barber New of dry go ids i n I About II-re is whit a thinks ah Lt is a low, heavy set bird, mostly t meat feathers. His head sits on one side and on the r. K Johnson, B, F. C x sing much on ace o the dampness in th. Th-re ain't between to his and M. lo- seven years. , .-.; New of dry goods on I no There ain't no between to bit ; ;, ; i.-. while Kilpatrick was a faithful carries a toy . W. u. S hi e cheap man of St. John's and hi stomach to keep from Greenville, N C, Feb. 1910. Mr. H. A. Whit.-. Act. Maryland Casualty Co. Greenville, N. c. Dear I am just in of your company's check for in full -P student, went to A W. yesterday re he II . p.; F r spring dress go . the week end laces see us- We have just received a full lot just in, .-. Give cs i. . Barter ft Co. J. S. Rose, of A; den, tow ; Oysters We Lave them Fri- day and R D. C S. Smith, our m . a trip t Vance Wednesday. i. of Was ii, our yes rd the desks for you. They durable and comfortable. right and workmanship guaranteed. A. G. Mfg. Co. N. C. received, a nice lot of ladies children shoes. , Bar-,, r It you want a plow try the at Harrington, Barb Bow is Lot cs show cur new lot of Harrington. A nice six key soda fountain for . RD-D What, any kind tinware s us. e have a lot Co. Miss Cleo a Winter school student, pent Saturday and Sunday at Ayden visiting relatives. Miss Dudley, a H. S. and Sunday at her home at Kinston. Q lite a from here at- torn ed services at Reedy Branch last Sunday. H. F. preached a very sermon in the Baptist last Sunday Prof. P. C. Nye also made a very pod night, There will be services Free Will Baptist church next at the time of hi death was the Geese has only two member who has on the are bet ,, for the greatest number that they e m of years. pretty missing his body his death another gallant when get. Confederate are called ganders and nave curls away. Wm. J. Kilpatrick was a on Ganders don't model citizen, a neighbor, have to set or hatch, but kind end hospitable, and above and sat all a quiet. Unassuming Christian . was a Kit. j b , every time. Geese He v ill be sorely missed by not . his y, his his fr m,, give liberty or store stencils but each one a stand- ard, of acknowledged and reputation in the player pianos be i known makes. We will take your in exchange for one of sell play- also carry the of the world. Old organs and planes taken in ex- change, terms to s tit hen in Greenville visit our White. Next door to Carr Atkins Hardware o. store. OF OP THE BANK OF WiNTERVILLE, AT N. C At the close of business, Jan. 1910. Resources Loans and discounts i secured oil Furniture fixtures Demand loans Due from Wits and Silver coin, including minor currency and other 280.48 r. s s Total Liabilities Capital stock 86.000.00 Surplus inn. 660.00 Undivided less expenses taxes i-iT of deposit 702.20 Deposits subject to ck 14,077.96 t let's outstanding 28.08 Kt Certified 831,869.07 Total 821,888.07 STATE OF NORTH Pitt County, I. F. A. K hi Is n, J i-ii r of the above named bank, do swear the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief, A i. A. W. Al i Direct ors. Subscribed and sworn t- l e- fore me, this day 1910. R, II. Notary CONDITION OF THE BANK OF At iii. AT N- rinse of business Jan Resources Liabilities Capital 810,000.00 Surplus fund 8,080.00 Undivided loss 8,481.41 Time of deposits 16,780.88 Deposit s sub. to check b 8,610.70 Cashier's 880.07 Total Loans secured and unsecured Furniture fixtures Due from Cash items coin silver coin, including minor coin currency 1,298-74 Sat hank other U. Notes 8.120 Total 188.20 82.918 8142,088.68 W. lie loved He died m the bussed lope of me vine Hostler. payment of on accident policy held in your are die company. The manner in which the adjustment of my claim was as entirely satisfactory to no, aid is with pleasure that recommend the Maryland Co. t any one desiring insurance, Yours very K G. A to Insurers The Maryland Casualty Co., has been represented by me for are ITEMS. Birthday Social There will be a birthday social at the Utopia graded school Friday even- Feb 1910, from to o'clock. E who will bring as many pennies as be is yea s R H. C . F b. 1910. is very cordially invited. To Miss Mattie Little, who had come g been visiting relatives friends to eat, in our section since Christmas, besides many others a left Wednesday morning for her treat. home at Wilson. Cure both young and . STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, of Pitt, I, K. Davis, Cashier of the above-named do solemnly swear that the above U true to the neat of my It DAVIS, Cashier. and belief. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 4th day of Fob , J. A. Mew burn. Notary W, J. R, L Davis, F. M. Davis, Directors. CONDITION THE BANK OF GRIFTON AT C. In th State of North Carolina, at the close of business, Jan. 1910 i a. cured nod unsecured Banking House, Fur- C. D Smith killed again older, the better, and bring your list Tuesday and put in buy tone, new and Bankers desks for the school ltd RESOURCES. I . 45-1.87 Surplus fund more than years during which of m at. Bo h-. UM, as many claims have been well as rs, can live at home made on the company, and all of so far as meat is concerned. Hum have been settled promptly. W. F. Waters, of Ayden came This company is now doing Saturday night preached a nearly twice a business very good sermon in Free in North Carolina as any other company, and it has reached Notice lo Payers. Taxes for the and county past all persons owing are that must com- forward Si d settle. Costs will be added to those who are delinquent, d this cost can be saved paying milling-j Cash items maul Silver coin, minor coin cur notes other U. S. notes Will a. Sunday to a very large that where they are It was the sermon w L L l van in maintaining a separate mere SIMS I am forced to collect claim department for the hand- was moved. these and must do toes the ling of all North Carolina claims. Mrs. Pattie F. Smith, who has law requires. L. W. Tucker. This is a big advantage to the been visiting relatives in Farm- Sheriff. ville section for six or Total Undivided profits, 1,474 ex. tax's pd G 522.91 certificate Deposit Deposit subjects to check Cashier s Checks outstanding Total 500.00 233.35 1,200.00 13.50476 452.85 insurer. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. County of Pitt, I, T. Gardner, Cashier of the bank, do sol- swear that the above true to the best of my insures against every accident and every illness. Descriptive circular furnished upon request. H. A. White. knowledge and belief. Subscribed and sworn to be- fore me, this 7th day of Feb. 1910. R. F. JENKINS, Notary Public. G. T. GARDNER. Cashier. John Z. Brooks, Tucker, W. W. Dawson, Directors. section for six or Our new Disability weeks, returned to her home at Our Greenville, yours if you Mills Smith's Monday evening. come. Miss Agnes one of the E. C. T. T. S. students, came up Saturday evening and returned Tuesday evening, A of the farmers CONFORMS to nation E FOOD and law. of section went t Greenville fA ItO An over many tuns and Bronchial Remedies, it rids ,. . , H gold No to five this morning to learn or money Prepared CO. CHICAGO. A. about see cm selection. gALE BY L. WOOTEN Miss Addie Johnson, of Ayden, who h is been visiting her sister. Mrs. C. D. left this morning for Fountain. mini I 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. MINISTER ASSAULTED. COMPLAINTS Or BURNING QUALITY OF TOBACCO R . ,;. i. RAISED IN EASTERN NORTH CAR- I We earn on I morning Rev. Jesse Small Get. the B. to e assaulted on t he street of that ton by Washington. D. C. Feb. jg M Pollard ard J. A. Editor assailants Messrs. em. of Va., dealers, and also having at Kinston and Wilson, upon the defective burning qualities of our bright tobacco grown in Eastern North Carolina, and stating that the demand for this tobacco was be- affected by this condition. I laid the matter before the Bureau of Plant Industry, of the U. S. Department and asked for a report. The the attack in a letter which Mr. our indent, wrote Re- Fri lay, it was stated that neither of Che drug stores of chat town had a pharmacist, but are owned and managed keepers. Our informant of the trouble says Mr. met If TIMES PLANT DESTROYED BY FIRE LOSS ABOUT ABOVE IN- Will be Without Origin of Fire Wilson, 15.-The P. D Gold Publishing plant was destroyed about midnight last night, The building is a total wreck, and nothing was one or two The caught from used in the mom. discovered the flames had suet a was impossible to save anything There was an immense of paper on hand. The P. D. Gold Publishing company publishes The Daily Times, the Weekly Times and A HERO OF THE HOME. Self cf Mia for Loved HAPPENINGS WITHIN THE OLD NORTH STATE GATHERED FROM OUR EXCHANGES The a big family of nine, TODAY had scarcely settled in High Point when sickness up. n for them. A very respectable and g they were slow to raise the cry of Washington, D. C. Feb. distress. The eldest son in the Th Navy Department has de- prime and pride of his to a wireless in cooked and nursed and at Frying Pan shoals, near costumes for I. with the A WIFE IS INVALUABLE. Instead of Brie She i. to travels fastest win els in upon your neighbor In ti sub- urban town which you live m and what do you Hod to b th- of his Manicuring besides operating a The reply of the bureau with him to r. tract the the preliminary report attached, the latter replied j, appears tome lo discuss a mat- not b retracted as it was true. of vital interest to Eastern North Carolina, and I, therefore, append the same for publication. Very Jno. H. Small. O. C. Feb. 1910, Hon. John H. Small, Representatives, Washington, D C. Dear I beg to acknowledge receipt of the 1st Mt. enclosing a Brothers, Virginia, with refer- to noted in the bright grown in Cato- This matter The property was by Mr. Pollard thereupon struck in the face, him down, and as the ground Mr. who had come u ii meantime, also struck Mr. a blow on head. by , , ., ,, . of Farmville the assailants of the minister, on the trial is R. fl called up Gold over phone this morning to ascertain further particulars of the fire, and learned not known it as staled went forth to the factory to his This ac-ion was taken work to help the sick and the instance of Senator Over- family in every way who has been working on till his own health com i the project for several months, gave way under is that a wireless strain. at that point will do much Three of the family were sick relieving vessels in dis of pneumonia and the rest off the dangerous Carolina sic of Liter The business people of Came into the home and six in Wilmington have been endeavor the family had this disease. The for a long to secure eldest son's Sickness began with wireless station at Prying Pan grippe, changed Co measles and heals, and the successful efforts then pneumonia, which proved of Senator ii mat for him and he soon will mike city an died Disease brought the point h the and loyal .-on down but he fed crippled ship-at sea. like a true soldier with his fate lo the foe, standing bravely at his post of duty till hick slew of the relationship of the composition tobacco to its qualities in- clearly that mm is the for was referred our tobacco division, and in it. close herewith c of a is fur. hope they may be newly report relating to the prob pointed out that the and in full operation is by again. the quantity of lime in RESPECT I him. The the glory, the the life is a worth telling. in the foregoing glory of r than the heroic death of a sol of tie, be- cause soldier dies while, he is trying to destroy life, but this breve died while trying to save lite. All honor to the memory of work in I ho had b-en Stopped several hours re Use occurred, Mr. Livid that destruction of the plant emails a of about insurance, immediate lions were started to another aid continue th Wilson, N. C, Feb. day night alter H. Drake Co. had closed their place business, George a while man, entrance from the rear and looted the cash reg if securing eighteen dollars in Besides he took a quantity cigars, cigarettes, cw. In a short while after the occurrence the police ha I him behind the bars, with of the stolen money in their poses-ion. Raleigh. Feb is such brave heroes of much felt about life, heroes of peace, he- condition of Corporation Com- . . ,,. . I ,, lite, or condition Corporation Loin- capacity on. , tobacco out w th e Me s tin tins Gold n a, ;.,;,; Wayne c for more than two able of this trouble. As indicated in this rt port, have not , he leaf. far enough to warrant any hiding statement in the matter, but we bops to secure cm- these lines in the next year or two. We take pleasure in copy a pamphlet giving the our on the mental relationship of the com- position of the leaf burn- qualities of which may prove of interest in this con ti I.- It is our intention to follow up this mailer as far t-s possible in our work in Eastern North Carolina. Very Respectfully, G. H Powell, Acting Chief of Bureau. Following is the report concerning; the burning qualities of Bright Tobacco of Extern North Carolina. Investigations were begun last year in a preliminary way in the new tobacco belt of Eastern North Carolina, with at Greenville, Pitt county, with special reference to the study of the varieties of tobacco best adapted to this section, the fertilizer require- of the soils for and increasing their pro- and improving the quality of tobacco, and the best system of crop rotation for these tobacco The work his not progress, d far enough as yet u of to afford definite for improving regarding important burning qualities of tho but it is to push the land applications of lime would work as vigorously us possibly, So prove beneficial in this re- , . . . n mutt cases e hops in the near J of to secure more complete data i to burp along these I log when As relatively poor, not well balanced with the in-c- quality of the wary amounts of potash and produced in this section, a noted of our in the letter of Messrs, ex in this we Brothers, I may in the firs; are hopeful more a w By of Covenant Lodge No. has watched over Junior Order h inf V prise. Wayne c home and month.-, past, has been quite a much of the time. but. has It improved sum what within the pa-; week or two. A serious chronic heart disease is one of the most alarming Passed by in- School Sand with the proper color and text u- of ash i with the Feb. 8th, 19.0, p. r balance between t he -j of cur tent potash lime. Tr great studies did not have the past year, rive tunes reference the invaded tobaccos, but ranks and brought to lo Southern shops in this city ex- conclusions would Re has taken from our beloved. and the boiler makers laid t. the condition existing th re. membership the young Brother. Frank Johns-1 morning The light soils of North Carolina are more likely tea b deficient in potash than Whereas it has pleased our Heavenly Father in ii finite wisdom to take unto himself the ton, dressmaker Pitying herself for the lack of romance in hr life, asks Anne mi in The De- signer for March. No. She is in the laundry with her John's evening on the know a rain keep up appearances if ii succeed in this and she tells you cheerfully. the or i ., if you to pay for it. S I've mastered the gentle art, aid I lit we a a week just on John's things. tell or John p of in r make ti s en vats. You know and a the haberdashers charge the good silk only a poor man can really for the Others b in no a ghastly price. buy good and r I've in i; by up old, worn-out I a dandy us ; n mighty little in GETS HER of Court in Mrs Columbia. S. C. P b. 15.-- mother's plea for the custody of her two little children, the Supreme court of Carolina t d handed down a decision in favor of Mrs. B R. Tillman, Jr., who sought to recover her two little gins, Pickers and Sarah Stark fr on the and Mrs. are the toils of l lie i ; of the ate. Again, it is generally be- that is i to the burning qualities off to and our investigations in- that magnesium salts also in this respect. may be, therefore, that the use of source of potash, which is rather a general in that may have an injurious effect on the bur of tobacco. We are carrying on experiments with fertilizers in Pitt county cover- ins- a lumber of plats, to which are applied different fertilizers and in varying quantities, and we hope to gut some val e in- formation on this subj ct careful comparison of the co obtained from the plats. In the absence snore complete information, d recommend the use of who had just staffed out on a. . useful career; he has taken Feb. there- middle the Frank fifty years. He was an active worker until, account old he was compelled to give up work in the order. He was for about years. author of this will never forget it likes only a few months of being twenty five the clasp given, him by that venerable purity when he first pass- ed the of our beloved order. resolved that our lodge room be in mourning, and we wear tho usual badge if I copy On account, of an order which reduced the working time from to hours a week, which would have cut down their wages,.,, of Senator every man in tie Norfolk and B. K. Tillman. The declaim is based on the ground that the deed of , . by B. R. Tillman, Jr., was who departed tins on. M t the the out. of the road under which it was made were with and the being in violation of State and United Slates c institutional The court, granted the for babe is corpus. As soon as the d was attorneys for young rs Tillman took steps securing the children. and And we n a matter was finally adjusted with of this school he was noble, the mm and they returned to true, exemplifying work and had been a Mi lite the and teach- i a . lings of our school, true in heart A fine young mule was being creator. I stable at noon today That by his death we, a customer, when the members of the Methodist j the animal reared up. fell lo the Sunday school, lost a pa v. men t and broke it- neck, loyal and devoted member. I His body was turned over to the 3rd. That although we are Haywood Pet- deeply conscious of our loss, we who after the usual dis- rejoice in tho memory of a life j his verdict, and a manhood of strength and; a mule is a fool, and took charge of the corpse. 4th. That a copy of these Fayetteville Observer. resolutions be sent to his family. , migrating to whom our hearts and sympathy , l are every go out in their hour of bereave- evening from their feeding a copy be spread upon grounds to their roosts In doing minutes of this school and a this they cross the Kannapolis be sent to The Daily grief tor thirty days. Resolved that a copy of these resolutions he spread upon the records of our lodge, a copy be sent to the brother with our sympathies; and a copy to The with a request tor publication. D. L. James, L. II. Fender, D. II Com, Plants Up Mr. W. B. Tyson, of Grifton, who was in town told us mat he has tobacco up in bis tee I bid. This is the earliest. place, that our extensive plate in tho matter, plants tins Hi Hector. S. T. Hooker, A. C J. B. James. road city. Com. License. Register of W. M. Moore has issued the following licenses since last report. WHITE. J. R. Sutton and Lula Taylor. several miles above the A with some little curiosity on yesterday to count the number passing u in a given time, and t y counting he found that there were an average of passing in five minutes, I making hour. They continued passing for two W. ti. and Louisa approximate- of the birds. It would COLORED. . be interesting to hear from John Mary curiosity to want to know how there Frank Hell and fields, i TO Mayor of Mayor's Editor lb In deference to the inquiry made of me Citizen through your paper, I beg to hum that the streets and sidewalks of the town, no matter how or by whom made, are the property town and under its jurisdiction and control. The sidewalks are for ex- use of on foot, and it is again-i town to them tor any other purpose. carriages ire the only vehicles permitted on side- walks, and certainly cannot be rinks. H. W. Mayor. Assailants of S. II, Pollard aid -T A. Bur- net., who on morning assaulted Rev J in were tried I They were fined costs each. . i-,