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WINTERVILLE DEPARTMENT In Charge of Wm. G. MORRIS . X Authorized Agent The Eastern Winterville Vicinity- Advertising Rates on Application tea sea Mi has We have just received a nice Kev. T. E. Peden, principal i-. i ,, l r., Ti , be i came cloaks, give us a call. A. the Free Baptist Seminary in .-day to spend a Ange Co. very ably filled j IMPARTING VIGOR Free Will Baptist last Sunday. The lecture before Winterville High School by Dr. Chas. E Do You Own a Piano and LIVER. See us. A. W. Ange Co. A new lot of lamps just in. Harrington, Barber Co. f.-v. d r b in-. , Tho is Kind For go, and Comfortable need. Coll or A. G. C -x w mulcting Co., Winter- N. U. Tit y have the j a. right price. . CI returned b a . Cays near u. Morris, agent. The spring rush is coming in. send your orders in a i j A. G. Cox y. , ; . .; C are c-. ; . neat ard i . . ruts ; re ill n . in I see a . for you. J. . . Greenville, have a specific effect on t hear organs, the towels, causing then to perform their natural to the kidneys, bladder and LIVER. bey are adapted to old and young-. N. C , March Mis Sadie Wilson, of Brewer, of Wake Forest College, I will be on th; night of March it your subscription to of as Mills, and Miss of is Beaufort county, were in town Called to tins Monday, of date. If not, and e to own soon, you owe it o your ell to z the ma shown at the White A display really to a large city. In a glance yes will inspect a line of pianos not alone stand in character of tot e, y and general in a class to but you I et with pi ices that stand here at d incomparable an- where. Eight different makes select from, none of those cheap- department your fer Cox Cotton Planters, simplex guano sower.-, economic back bands, etc. Orders will have our careful attention. A. G. Cox Mfg. Co., N. C. p. . . t-,,. moo i h r. ll . h u I i aft i. Ci. I t.-.-. s. i r.-. nice bears- tun A. vi. v v. u. if yea want a useful planter. HEMS. Mar. Sal- lie Strickland, w retorted critically last week, is very much improved. A. of Farmville, Mrs. B. B. Satterthwaite left Tuesday for Hamilton to visit Mrs. Jane Jarvis and returned Friday night. W. R. Whichard. of Norfolk, was in town last week on bun- Glad to the home boys back again. The A. C. L. train was delayed an hour Tuesday morning on the J C r C l no t. . j l o. Gil . t . George I . . . V, . Jill .- ; . I d . st sit. I IV. . . d too W. Ai ye Co. ., . i. . . ; cc m Bat . . . i. . Wat. , . . . i r. i y .-. Rt b n . i. j . a full ;.,. . . ire. us a c. ii Any i I N I i in . t . Ml I. J ll. ; i h t. tn . U . Ill . it Co. LU in Ii .-. . ll V u are C i . School Des.-.- i. . . . you. They ate c . a., . a Pi .-.- a.; A. Cox Co., . N. C. l. u has been i. be divided I n . . i. r the tin . . of the the b Put r. . . a i f all kinds ea i ;. L J .-. re ;. u nice I of arm H ;. . Barber Ca . ii Kin deft n it r . I ti. o, ll J . . h good plow try i a; i with a less that we . death M L- . C home las. f . a u funeral w -i n U I .; n ;, L see our combination planter. It to visit his of getting out of order, cotton, peas, etc. is Very sick with to waft for a Special Harrington, A j bronchial trouble at her home at R to For nice oyster, see me, at Mills Smith's. She is some , J stand, i n pm o fr this it- than ever. R. W. s. W. of town Tuesday on i u.-i- fish, up Monday and returned cheap K. W. at Johnson home this morning. was a who stand, on railroad street. Arthur booming. cut Let us frame that for They have churches the He Size frame, A. Co. have purchased th known the work hoP. Milling and Mfg. and two others arc trying to g-11 was sent Dr- who there. T he r. portrays there is hi is getting going to a large store very well. large work shop, several j lie ready very soon tn grind err, do general repair work and dress timber. Harrington, Co. A nice of man just In. A. Ange u. C . Dry c la for ti hi- , here was a masquerade party at Stokes High school Tuesday Mr. Editor, what will th e dosing hog d i now that the child- came of his hole yesterday and Jaw low, t . j fortieth n i- went ii his hole th-2 d of February I k I is hole or ten r people seemed to j v themselves very much. Nearly until about nine o'clock. Ah kind of music was for everyone to hear About U o'clock they Then assembled i. the lecture room arid had music. The s were conducted by Mi-s Woodard, th.- to Odd Greenville, N. C. like and hated to see A. W. Ange Co. Buff red total loss of its leave. Hope it may fall to New lot of dry goods and no. regalia and belong- lot to take the school the comma in, Better while to the term. A. W. F r dress go id, embroidery and Mew lot jest in. in inn, Cc- For nice and shoes, see my new lot. Ledge. cm e day 1910, Covenant No. I . tit Order store stencils but each one a stand- ard, cf acknowledged fame and reputation in the bade, hour player-pianos of known makes. We will take your la exchange one self We also carry the ORGAN, the world. Old organs taken in ex- change, terms to s lit your When in Greenville out ware room. Fin man ii. Next door to Carr Atkins Hardware o. store. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF WINTERVILLE, AT WINTERVILLE, N. C. At the close of business, Jan. Resources Liabilities Loans and discounts Capital stock Overdrafts secured and unsecured Furniture and fixtures Inane Due from silver coin, including minor currency Nat es and other 2,241.00 j Surplus fund Undivided profits, lei expenses and taxes 8,402.92 U. S note s Total 5,000.00 650.00 pd Time of deposit 702.20 Deposits subject to ck Cashier's cheeks outstanding 28.06 Certified checks Total 21.869.97 STATE NORTH CAROLINA, Pitt County, I. F. A. E Is in, Cashier of the hank, do solemnly swear Unit the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. F. A. EDMONDSON, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to be- fore me, this day of Feb., 1910. R. II. Notary Public. A. Cox, A. W. J. E Green, Directors. they Hie cheap Th. the members R. K. Fleming is having his A. W. of Lodge, No, old was burn-d, How is your soul Let to the of mill was destroyed last year, a you our lot of j Lodge our in their repaired. He expects to place it Barber Co loss and offer to aid th m in in connection with the two be U A nice six key soda way we can in running. We are always h for sale. K. D. Resolved further, that a something now Leave your orders for Ice at H I of these resolutions ho spread L. Johnson's. Will be delivered upon our , a copy be sent anywhere la town, to a copy Chapman, who has be sent to lit flee toe Th; Way to Encourage Do not hesitate lo remind him every few days that you have nothing decent to have had since you were mar- Mm, every little is it. we have any- thing ether people; never go D i not fail to tell him now and lit he has been hard up o- money ever were married, COUNTY EXPENSES. Paid by County Ci The Board of at the March issued orders on the treasurer in payment of current expenses, etc, aggregating for different obj as The outside pauper allowances county home superintendent health smallpox expenses bridges and ferries con- prisoners and insane Ii which body was taken to the Cox v e yard, near Hancock and interred beside her been spending a day with her parents hen-, returned Wilson Monday where she i- Dudley Saturday and Sun- day Greenville friend-. Vivian and Satterthwaite, who I been visiting at Gold Point, re i turned Sunday night Miss Mamie who is I Attending the Training s m i i it Greenville, spent and Monday here visiting her ems, returned to s lay m home d Black Jack, r ti ii . i. I. Jones, Autry, r. arson. Committee, i not forget twit with t. betook you out of going up in home and I stationery and town. you in an out court house end Mr. arm Mrs J. P. g way he never register of deeds with Miss to go any with you. clerk super court county has returned from Do not forget to remind Florida. where she has often your 13.30; county law visiting her brother. We attended church at i Chapel Sunday. Owing to bad weather there were no any out. but three new were added to the Heart Action aft r h w been visiting Mr. Abram A large crowd was present to pay at tribute respect. She Was about years of sue, goo neighbor, a loving a ; a loyal member of Winter elite Baptist church. She one brother, and several other IV OS. Sirs, Lucy family, have been living near Greenville, m here last Wed friends to mourn and we are glad to have fa r departure, our and most heartfelt m pa thy to the bereaved When in need of groceries at H U What, any kind tinware us. h j a ti- v lot H ton, barber Co B I of p L. Johnson, are glad to have n our town, and family iii the fair house Monday. L. Tingle, of in Saturday to Win- School. Mr. Tin- was in school here last year. him with us again. All taxes not paid by march h, will have cost add-d. C S Smith, Tax Collector for Winterville. forget the auditorium Friday night t 25th. farmers are e-tilt hauling Services in tho Baptist church Sunday. i in control of the heart. When they weak, the heart nation is impaired. Short breath, pain around heart, choking fluttering, or rapid pulse, and other low. Dr. Miles Heart Cure is a medicine especially adapted to needs of these nerves the mus- of the heart itself. It is a strengthening tonic that bring speedy relief. Try-it. yr win, x . 1.1 .- iii. my . Dr. II.-in Cure. now I nm Kin ail n. I In ho,. will i r v ; n ;., I W IS Main St. C. Dr. Hart him to return flirt If It to you. Co., Ind Medicines that aid nature re always most Cough acts on this plan, loosens the couch. relieves the lungs, opens e- aid aids nature the system to a healthy condition. Sold by all druggists. other children general roads the girls should take township road lessons from the best roads aid that should roads piano and things correspond. Training School Coarse. The first training rut encourage your to wear their clothes a lung time; and never try to make course at East Carolina them over. a garment Training school began today. beams to show wear, to a Quite a number of teachers little cut of date, just cast it arrived yesterday and today to and get a new one New take of this course, r, look so much fresher which will continue for ten la ,. , . smarter than old ones, and one weens. This course begins now Mr. Elihu who lives f. els so much bitter in them. for the of teachers about miles from town, lost his not too whose schools closed early, and dwelling house, kitchen and You know it is the another course will begin in May smoke house by fire that gets fat Be for the teachers whore schools night between and o'clock. husband's money, close then. These training courses will be of great value to The fire started about the cook Magazine. room, but it is not known j from hat cause. V. little of, Stubborn as the contents of the gs are liver and towel sometimes; ,, . .,., there's COUld be gotten nut. Mr. -lo of had about bat Ll. ii . . j . i- But troubles King's this is small d with his loss. the teachers. How Good News Spreads am old and travel most of the writes B. F. To ton, of K I N.-w Life rills, the world's bent De- and liver So easy. j my excellent vita t them They effect a cure every never fail to tone stomach, regulate the and boa els, st liver, invigorate the nerves end mi he blood. They work wonders for weak, run down men and women, ard that's a Try them. Only . is guaranteed by all Stomach and Stray Taken Up. Liver Tablets brine; i have cow and calf. relief to women Buffering from re I white, crop and chronic constipation, headache, in the light, swallow fork ard biliousness, dizziness, sallowness in left. Owner cm get -f , j J. by proving ownership and paving of skin and dyspepsia, bold w. k Harris. by all druggists. j-, ltd Greenville. N. C. to the Reflector. LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP CONFORMS TO NATIONAL FOOD AND DRUGS LAW. An improvement over many Cough. Lung end Bronchial Remedies, because It rids the system of a cold by acting cathartic on the bowels. No to give money refunded. Prepared by PIN t U LE M CO. CHICAGO. FOR SALE BY JNO. L. . THE EASTERN REFLECTOR D. J. Editor and Owner Truth in Preference to Fiction. One Dollar Fer Year VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, MARCH O. No. ANOTHER UTTER FROM COUNT LORENZO DE MORE ABOUT THE BEAUTIFUL AND FERTILE COUNTRY Takes Trip op Picturesque Resources March 1910. Editor In my let I had promised the readers a trip up the and charming river, to take a view of the y. It is o'clock in the evening; the signal of the steamboat for departure is given. In a short time we pass the mouth of the river. It it a clear lit night. In the far we can see a sea of fire, now whirling up high, now sinking again at intervals. It is the burning oil well near about miles distant- The proprietors are not able to con tire; a of the Ml my is en to extinguish the fire. They estimate the oil that is escaping every day to be barrels. The next morning we land at a little town of 2.000 in- named after the rivet As the boat has to unload a good deal of freight, which to do would take about an hour, we undertake a stroll up to, and the town. Every Mexican town no matter how little can boast of ; public square ornamented with shady trees, shrubs, u beautiful church. in the middle of the square; a lover of nature is always amply repaid when he a look at boat is to on its trip up the river. On both aides you see most fertile lands, heavy wooded now and then your eye views clearings of thousands of acres covered with guinea or banana plantations are started by American capital- It is evening, cur boat is land- in order to unload freight for the sugar plantation. Here the famous Val- begins, much renowned for its most lands, which can- i be by Egypt's soil. Here also begins the real river commerce; a steamboats and smaller boats all ply- up and down. We are now miles from about miles air-line. At the there are acres planted with ribbon came which is worked into alcohol, it being by far more profitable, miles farther up is the one of the largest in Mexico, worked by French production of sugar is tons annually besides great of alcohol. Between and El on the river lies the La Colony, my destination for this After I had landed I immediately went in search of the administrator of the colony and after an exquisite dinner I held according to the usage in all Latin countries siesta, I gave myself to the sweet after noon nap, and nothing was done that after noon- La Colony is owned by Americans contains acres of land, situated on the liver. bull of the land i subdivided into and tracts which cm tat ten dollars p-r acre. hall is in larger tracts at from six IO land ii i in.-. Mill lo FIRE AT Two Destroyed Nat About 9.30 o'clock night fire at Grimesland ed the store of the Grimesland, Supply Co. and the aid drugstore of Dr. CM. The fire originate from some, unknown cause in a adjoining the store, and had j made headway when coved not be checked . before the two were destroyed. Other buildings were j in great danger but were saved j by good work. The Grimesland Supply Co. i had insurance on building I and stock, with loss of about Dr. C. M. Jones loss on build- and stock was about. and he had insurance. Roberson who carried on a small business in one COST OF FERTILIZER IGNORANCE, f CALL FROM R L DAVIS. GARBAGE AND ANTI SPITTING CAPTURED A STILL According to the latest obtain i Prospects of Bill to Regulate later able statistics, the farmers of j state of six Southern N. C. March 19- Alabama. Georgia. the Carolinas, and Virginia-1 spend over a year , not only in our State, for commercial The but in all other dry of total school fund of these the nation, against the pro- s amounts to that the Interstate Com And of the paid fer laws give the liquor fertilizes, it is not too much the National say over fl wasted through of crop and soil needs. In Other words, our Ignorance Tux on the one single, item of commercial alone is more than the total amount we are spending on public schools for increasing the of children Ordinances for Tucker and i- and Guidance cf Two ordinances by the Sheriff Tucker there is a universal cry Board of Aldermen, that bear upon the of the town, are published below, facts would make it twice as room of store, lost about profitable. Or to put it differ worth of stock with no Insurance. reasonably careful study of soil needs, needs, the function of different fertilizing elements, , would add a year to the s of our Southern farmers. And a year prop- expended in bond issues, as Marriage Licenses. Register of Deeds M. Moore has issued the following licenses since last warns. June Oakley and Annie Moore. COLORED. Horton Watson and Annie Peter Perkins and Nancey Best. R, W. Peyton and Lillie Smith. Teel and Hattie West and Florence Edwards. t here, and miles La League and- other temperance are hard at work secure relief. has already been introduced at the present congress, me Curtis Anti-Saloon League Inter State Shipment Senate Bill No. and House No. The reads as Ir the spent by j Regulate the Intonate Com these States is profitable now, Shipment of Intoxicating reasonable knowledge of Liquors. enacted by the Senate and House of R of the United of America in Congress That any person, firm corporation, com man carrier, or any agency of interstate commerce who shall ship, or otherwise transport any distilled, malt, vinous, or intoxicating liquor Sheriff Tucker and Deputies and Jackson nut on a hunt, night, and found th In a niece- of may be advised of th-; existence , woods Roads of such laws and g them i h y discovered n still of about selves GARBAGE ORDINANCE. Ail garbage accumulation within the limits of the town be placed in a convenient place for removal by the town carts Monday and Thursday of each and no gallons capacity, nil up ready f.-r with th- ti. n Fun- of grapes were found. The officers and brought, ill town with them. N i urination was as tn was operating interest and sinking f d, wt from any State, foreign country. territory or of the Unit- d States to any other State territory or district of the United Slates where such shipments or put an eight centralized graded school within reach of every farm boy and girl in these States, would put a macadam road in these States, an I would carry on a campaign against typhoid fever, malaria and I point hookworm diseases that State. increase by one fifth j the United States to which such the average length human life, liquor is Consigned, or to any How fearful the waste of in such State, or German colony on one despised of the United States to such shipment or trans- of such liquor cannot legally be made from one to another within inch territory or district of has down on a tract land of about acres. During the few days I was at La had rambled about a good deal, partly on partly on toot in order to convince myself of the fertility of the land. For pasture they sow a and the growth of is I next crossed a field in which the grass to feet tall. Four days later after a rain grasp was to feet tall. Natives say that one acre supports head of cattle. Corn planted according to can method with a between stumps and roots yields bushels per act e. The price for it is cents pr bushel in gold and can be sold right on the place for cash. In cleared land planted and worked according to can method the yield per acre would be easily bushels All the fruits as oranges, lemons, bananas, pine- apples, etc., could be raised with success, some of the above named fruits are growing wild in the woods. In the wooded tracts are grow woods as mahogany, rosewood, etc. for which a high price is paid; for purposes; palms feet high are used for paper. No better lands could be found anywhere the culture of cotton for which in Mexico a much higher price is paid than in the United States; besides replant cotton but every seventh or eighth year Game of all kinds is found in abundance.- On our table we have everyday deer meat, key, pheasant or flesh of some other animals. Tigers will be almost as large as Bengal tigers. Tigers are often killed for their fur, as I have myself. A good tiger fur often paid for with Cattle prosper here all the year heavy, fat Farmer Engagement Announced. Friends here have been told Of the engagement of Miss Lee Woodard, of Wilson, to Mr. Cushing Biggs of Wit the marriage to take place in Wilson early in The news has been received great pleasure by the friends o these popular young people, and the w will be one of the leading event of the season in Wilson. Miss Woodard is me of Hon. and Mrs. E. Woodard. She was in the of Notre Dame Maryland and is a young lady of personal charms and culture of the highest. has visited often, and has ways been a charming to its society. Mr. Hassell is son of Mi. and Mrs. Walter Hassell, and a grandson of the late Elder C. B Hassell, one of Martin county's most distinguished and highly respected citizens. Mr prominently social and life of and Is popular with his who delight in the fact that lie is to bring so charming a lady live in Enterprise. Former Pitt Miss Alice Moore received a feet are tali Bl i l t American and German set- of liquor cannot legally be made an. t her point within the same State, territory r district of the United States, shall be guilty of a manor, and on conviction there- fore shall be fined less than five hundred dollars nor mi r- than one thousand dollars for the first for second offense nut s i. thousand dollars nor mute than five and -n for a term not two bi i provides forth of by prohibiting, of liquor from a State to points to which liquor cannot be transported from another point within the same State, is calculated to apply both to prohibition States and prohibition territory in local option States. Its structure, it is believed, not only obviates the constitutional objection, but is manifestly in accord with a sound public policy. This bill was in- in the house by Hon John Langley, of who in faithful, sincere and zeal- advocacy of temperance measures is second to no man in congress, and in the senate by Hon. Charles Curtis, of Kansas. a tried and tested friend of every reasonable temperance move- I believe that this bill is the time. It th.- duty of each householder, agent, tenant or other person who reside or do business in the ton to have placed on either of said days, in barrels, or other vessels on the street, in convenient places, so not to I obstruct any of the u tors, garbage, trash, Waste paper and, other refuse of kind, x quid substance and fetid matter, and same shall be re moved by the carts. Said boxes, barrels, crates vessels shad removed from the street by the occupant of the house as soon as said j haw been removed by carts. Any person who s violate the provisions of section shall be fined for each offense. ANTI SPITTING ORDINANCE U hereby d; cared to lie a nuisance for i i y parson to spit upon of paved or sidewalks of the town or to spit ore upon the or walks of the market house, fire engine house, mayor's office or on of any building owned or occupied by town of Greenville or offices or upon the fl o.-s or walks of the office, courthouse,; waiting rooms of the Companies or churches or up -n the fl or walks of any hall or building used for public purpose-. Any person violating any of the provisions of tins ordinance, shall for each and every offense upon be fined the sum of five dollars. By order of Board of Alder- men J C. Tyson, Clerk. the still, us I'll was a around it when it was found. hems. March J. S. Smith, of Greenville, came up Sunday morning t. visit his sick step-mother at Mids Smith's. He says its he visit that he has made in years. Mrs. A j. from near Marlboro, visiting her mother Mrs. F. Smith, last Sunday. R. E happened to a Lad accident Sunday moaning. He was riding horse back and his horse stumbled and fell. j throwing him and breaking his collar He is suffering much pain. The thing about the t is happened very near tn spot that Ivy Smith, C. D Smith and one or two others, ha a in time had similar accidents Mrs. F. who was reported very last week, is much Rev. S. W. of Grifton, came in last night to help work on the church at Arthur. He preach at Smiths school next Sunday morning end night. , j i thing for North Carolina and telegram this morning from ,, j , therefore, we desire to give all announcing the . . of her uncle. Mr. our influence to aid its pas- which occurred Sunday We would advise those noon Mr. Moore was about OS who favor such measure, to send years of age. Ho left Pitt for the West some thirty ago, and his industry a large fortune, factor in building up the city where he located. re many people now living in Pitt on the north side of the river, who remember Mn Moore well. He leaves a j Oxford Singing The singing clans of 1910 from the Oxford will start on its first or eastern concert tour on March The first tour will close before June 24th, the date of the annual Saint John's Day exercises on the grounds of the institution. Near the last of July the second or western tour will begin. These annual concerts have reached a really high standard of excellence. The children and those who accompany them represent a cause very near to the hearts of our people. Even if the tour and e Dr. Hyatt Coming. Dr. H. Hyatt will be in Greenville, at Hotel Bertha, on Friday, April lat, for the purpose of treating diseases of the eye He also WOODLAND I EMS. N. C. Lonnie Baker, was the guest of J. L. Sun- day . Miss Mabel Craft aid Annie of came down yesterday to some time with friends urn relatives. We are glad to hear that Luke Miller, who has been sick, is improving. The pupils i eve begun for an entertainment at the close of the school. April the first. Robert James, from near Greenville, spent Saturday with Luke Nobles. Misses Kate Chapman and Hattie cf Winterville. were here Sunday viewing the country and at Sunday school. personal letters to their con- and senators and ask them to use their influence to aid this legislation, giving them the Present congress, name and numb r of the bid. near future. We also advise our conferences, R Davis. synods and other c-- Anti Saloon League. en a gatherings to pass were not in the interest of great work, the character of the on Monday and concerts would merit large and. and liberal patronage. An admission i is, as a rule, charged and tor to Speak, this the children certainly give , . full value and more. , . H. Q. Alexander, of county, president of North Carolina Division Farmers Union, will speak in Greenville. Saturday, April 2nd, at the Star Warehouse at a. m. Public cordially invited. the passage of this bill. I if the forces of will put forth strenuous efforts for the passage of this bill, that it can be secured through the and if not in four children. and reports asking for Subscribe for The Reflector Greenville Lady Wise Prise. In a popularity contest the Raleigh . . which closed Monday i-g, Miss Bettie Tyson, of n the, won the second a piano.

Is lb.- of United Stiles of America. act of con- NM d 1909. the l. of U a i If be taken. b on the fifteenth day hundred mid i.-; correct enumeration It. every ten by Um i f in- U lied States for the, of the several; in th House of i t. ;. it is of the utmost i i i ten sis or i the United States t should ; e. m- i. la- i-n-i ; report of the ii the .-. v. therefore, I. William President of the U America, do i-y make known II. the aforesaid, it i; every per on to mi -.-. on m applying to him and t n. y to he belongs, h- d by him or that any adult i. . is to l of it statistical the an. of tie ;.;. mid i -s are required . u in cider to compilation of such WHEN BECOME And your shoes pinch, into Allen's -t Ease, the an for the feet. It cur f, sweating ft, and takes the out ml i ti Just the thins tor pa m h . dancing parties and f.-r breaking in new shoes. Many people stockings . without alien's in I ho everywhere, c Sample free. Address, Allen S. , . N. Y. Don't accept any substitute. Ni ITEMS Most Popular Druggist Mikes a Remarkable Statement N C, March I S. G. Harrington and Mew horn made a trip to Kinston Monday. J. P. is erecting a new bu which will soon be com several prizes were given by don. N. Miss Helen Chapman to North Carolina County Superior Court C-ha Tucker S. W. Tucker. above named will talc n t that n action emit ed h s commenced in the county to obtain a L. . l j the plaintiff j children having the most head the t; and the i in spelling. II take notice, that he is i , ed t ear at the term of I or court of said county, to re he'd on the after the m; i.; t. Mom in Ma-ch. it Wag the has 2nd ray May at th- curt been of M d county in N. j ,,. l . , . r. or demur to the com- her alter- i . suit or noon. the curt for the relief. were no at St Di W. Bryan has at last the for . remedy hey are soiling a tee cure a. y Liver If not h or p in it UH a o if tongue is coat, d o-I, if there i and Live. p will cure you. II d not you h v. J W. p Tie Friday return on m w ii .- n . ., . f I quick and ma e sit Q H. S. of entertainment given the a and a I These , but Dr. s primary ant intermediate pupils riving his caution era a chance to m by Chapman ,,. j c ii cent box of Blood Liver I'll m and Stella Joy tier, s-e s with i-o t At the close of the entertainment . Also for sale by M. U. at hear now is Far- Price, of the power of tale and by N. W and wife, Ml to F. G J-mi-on the 6th of My, 1.0. aid y re. i the . l r. In Hook O H page S will expose to c sale the o rt door e to the highest bidder, on M I in -aid complaint. I m wilts a. o- lull, o'clock p. in h Th s the 5th day of March If Sunday, but will be panel or of lad hi g l C. Moo-e. i i. the county of Pitt and Clerk superior North and F. James Son, for plaintiff. THIS Th; Pr o- That c Ca Sale cf Real as to Situate in t beginning at a stake in the the . E. No running with the u a p c n- f. t .,. Wt J true, then Cot d by R with ,, to Ilia of lot Nil. C thin E of .--kid In baa lining, and school iii , , t v with taxation. ., r jury service, with ; u u . m ii immigration it ; ti-r i way , ; q i r-U. There . What could of th i Bey of mi the test of Th of testify D n's Kidney i ids e in Home prove Inly in of his I a o i r and m r in y hi d derive Ki Pill i in tin Th . I co . till the t. at, Mrs T. S i. E Or . e, N. C. . . -i . I . have i The census r . -i lie to m i .- I have ever I m f om ft I echo n . back. There w s also . my kid in I I r ; get r t on a c. tint f i regulation of darling pains through on. . . in in.-, I lire i and hail t one Si c ti It Ki i ills I. is n v ii s p I t o s if Read- Judith Li. to i. H on tho h day s of record in the in Pitt in book Z-8 I Hire Um, the i I on Mo lay the d y April, expose to pa lie sine i. re th.- court house do r in Gr to the highest for cash, the f or lot and to being in IOWA of G North Caro n the W st of -t., and bounded on the east l. the south by the Tucker lot now W P. Evans, and on the St. n . south by f-o occupied by Mr. Wat on . lid being the lot whereon IR. II; mad mi. man J now and from Eva. a to sue is to he m d the terms sad de d. . n of M. u I,. II It. re. or with the enforce- or nor can ii any .- to Creditors. qua I re p longer and that Had, r I rig boon rein he et . . II t- r, e For sale by all dealers. given to all f cuts. Co., York, sole agent for th ; State. the no other. ii ABOUT no fear any disc will made regard- person or his affair . in-- protection the rights and tr. the persons furnishing information every of Census Is t . . -n , , A Bottle Costs Only bureau la under heavy any I ltd winch may thus c to knowledge, mi p-r.-its cu promptly, you with your I-. and accurately all , c ,. id ill . . Fell . mo I to file . j. ate in l.- h tho u . i s h g i i h.-r. by t I. ii file th r with i I. of or lies notice v. be i i r i f any on is . I in. Thia I .- f M ii. W. J. S. it b I t No. Also from R. . lying on the to be off es running east and treat a u is 7th running northward T. J. Stan and to with I No on west g de the roar contain In s an- a I to It W. ill by M- in ere. d. Term- . f i-ale This the th d y at March. Ill . F J Mortgagee. T II. Blown, Attorney. of Personal Property. The a a ii S. used on d of March, th .- II near the town f o i pub c sale ti th.- hi. h t f .-h hep properly b- lo g the of the a i j. S. of h y. ho lea, u . cows, and allot pr party of g to aid at . gal. trill -id i a a. m. W line. d y Ma and co until all I pro arty is sod. d-y o; h. lain B. V. Tucker of the of . 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 trade mark is on every bag TRADE MARK Fa So Royster Guano Co. NORFOLK. VA. ti ins. Attorney. When Coward Will cu ran- ten to cure r give back, what is your Notice to la i to hem tile o.- other em i-i ml thereby . their uniting a . in whereof, I nave i i hand of th i.-. of tins of March, A. Independence America one and thirty s. ha ti V H; is a antiseptic n.-l- bureau. J a inhale over the air etc . if is m ; of eucalyptus mixed h r germ and son lung complete t It . and c s g in .-es-a y CO ordinary e is n Catarrh. Extra a. f is the be t remedy in the world lure It gives i in two min a b. i t everywhere and Cow- ward it ii .-ii-. Pitt co s the v II a. d lest I l. t is , hi . lo a i p -r-on-i in U-ht o to ; ma el ; i .-- ti- said ii in. d . m t . u for pa m. t or be I re e day . March, -i o will In i of recovery. IS h . March, A. Cox. Executor. United Land Sale. By virtue mortgage executed an de leered la Frizz e a d June e, to II. V on tie day of Jain. ti, mortgage duly r in I ho of of c in U Q lie win .- . ash for- th court h use in Greenville r day MO g d pare-l or of lain, in the cm o lilt and I Dam tow -hip g I ids of Bob M h Is, John I Beat i n . other-, acres or M and being j i lace f Ian by Isaac I John Thia Feb. 19.0. H. c. F. G. James i boo, ; Notice to mi. I. pr C. K . x, WM. State i- , f C was Sunday morning at a certain s hotel. The one st. it who had been detained the Week end. had finished . and had walked over to the proprietor's desk to make some inquiries. another I want to he said, in conclusion, tell me what lions have churches ain't very well fixed fail other, reflective- We've trot three churches, can take own Choice. a Re- formed Presbyterian, a United one that ain't either Reformed or Youth's Companion. By virtue of power c d a n a e ens an. d on i he ti y of June, by Rev. Daniel wife Mali i;. A Daniel t. J. It Davenport, ml duty record d in ii. of i Hi ii, honk J-S the will expo r lo sale to higher for In the Town if N Carol on . the 18th of April the fol w- d lot or pan- I of n to Situate in county of aid deer bed as town as lot No. 7.1. corner on the east silo of W. II. nil Main street, and W. II. lot f fart, thence I left, to be Inning, cut doing ire To sad a e. This the Id h of March. J. R D Mo- Skinner A lo Having y executor of Alive. Mi to he fore the K of I'm . j. g at I and use . notice qualified of II d, to of i in county N. a is In Do- all h cl. the i e of said seal, to ex them to t en . i I within m I ruin this notice I ii bar I recovery. All s ind d t., estate, will please make his March ltd K. the v in the I i will take u v in pr sen fame to u i e t on ., l. fir. the day if eh, 1911, or t n lice will be n r-con day .- March, 1911 W M. Ex.- of Alice. SORE THROAT leads to something worse. Preparation gives quick lot sore throat, hoarseness, colds mid pneumonia by Destroy con- Keep it in the home for emergencies. External and AU druggists. A.-., yon fr h have that annoy inn; in throat T s you unto, you at in you raise is in a i u t r lief If you will be by druggists. D. W. Groceries And Provisions l Are You Looking for a Position We can offer you good Paying Employment that you will enjoy and at home. Write to-day The Publishing Co. Building. New York. N. Y. IN Cotton Bagging and vs on Fresh kept con- In stock. Country Produce Bought and Sold GREENVILLE N v. 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. Phone N. . Machinery Co. S. C. ran OF THE CONDITION OF The Bethel Banking Trust Co., AT BETHEL, N. At the close of business, Jan. 1910. , u, RE Di-count-, Overdrafts hoc. and and Fixtures, Duo from i all i minor c- in k i U. S. Total LIABILITIES. 4-3 Cl stock. f 6.000.00 , Surplus fund, C profits, a 1.043 Time of Deposit I Sub. to I Total 18.498 STATIC NORTH County of Pitt, I, W. II Cashier of tho bank, do fol that the statement true to the best of my Carolina S and belief. Subset boil sworn to be- me this 7th day of Feb., 1910. T. Notary Public. W. II. Cashier. S. M. Jones, M. Directors. Subscribe to The Reflector. Subscribe to The Reflector. King Copyright. 1909. by Barr Copyright. 1909. by Dodo. Mud Company A Story of By GEORGE BARR OF Her arrives in Edelweiss, capital of and me, ts the beautiful IS of m II-King does a favor for Robin, nil r of the guardian is John Talus, an American. Ill o i m protest warns him the ,,, friends. era the royal , d .,. committee if ten. a trivial. We very good friends, yon and I. To., food, per- haps, no doubt tin-re lire lobbies In Edelweiss who provoked to You know what I Is n Sturdy little he but she her hand against the prince, meets in an ch m where tie Olga is one who is to kill Robin with a bomb. c s on the beautiful who w him d and I h Count Mar- is the prince. vi. THE i drizzle had been fulling all evening, pattering softly upon the roof of leaves covered the sidewalks along Castle avenue. Almost In the center of the Imposing line of palatial stood the home of of minister of flanked on either side grin and as gay as It- self, yet far less significant In their generation. Here dwelt most man In the principality, not excepting lbs devoted prime minister himself. Not that was so well beloved, but that he hell the destinies of the land lingers. More than that, he was the father of the far- famed Countess the must glorious beauty the Austrian and courts. had gone forth from its roost silica I lie wedding day of the Princess Votive, late in the far to the hymeneal altar The band who her a bated, in in In lib. lard. wore those who went so far n-i to say that her father bad b Into hands s day who whisked her Iota the Irish lands, many leagues Vienna seen no more gay courts for a year. Then of n sudden she appeared all. is.- l in ever, with n haunting, her dark eyes be The round an In us- to the world wore, plainly n lit nil men to I ; upon with envy in Then the resumed bis residence in Edelweiss, opening old palace more to the world His daughter the death the began her tn the home she remained from moot lbs who Ii banished and long before tho wadding day In Now frequently stayed for weeks at a time, apparently happy escapes from life the great Of late she came more frequently to Edelweiss before. Ii was always to remember the moment when he looked upon this exquisite creature for the first time That was months ago. After that i- Mug s secret, silent worshiper her transient shrine. on this rainy night carriage has drawn up before the low- gates in he grounds, n shadowy figure leaves It to hurry through the shrub lined lo the massive doors. bull long since ceased lo he a visitor In home of of The men were openly unfriendly to other. The reseated the of the sandy haired on other baud, mads no effort to conceal his dislike. If not distrust, of the older expressive eyes. opened his own eyes very wide. don't mean to that he Is peril any She leaned nearer to him, dropping the ash from her cigarette Into the re- as she spoke slowly. Intensely. think he Is in peril-In deadly He stared hard. do you he demanded, with an glance over his shoulder. She In- glance correctly. peril Is not here. Mr. I know what you are thinking. My fa- Is a loyal subject. The suggest never conies to comes to he most whispered. The countess was alone In the long, warm library. Is good cf you to she they shook bands warmly. know It Is almost u year since you last came to this don I y am mean your your mean Count she said steadily. means evil to Prince heavens, countess. believe I know he is bitter. revengeful and all i that, Is. all that and you must let j Impress you ; I um I a j to bis cause. , I could not be i hat. for the reason suspect its existence. I am sol sense a part of It. do nor . know I only feel. dare say I not lore j Count there Is j us es- I ii We Went go I overjoyed to bear you soy ho very seriously. hate so bold oil as to your ear, -that you could not by any if nature to rare fur Mar- i only by have at so called you have been moat X i v. I that am I'm glad to hear you confess that you love your have never tried lo make love to she went on. it I about you. most Ben lire silly, because am so very young, but because my is old. Don't think Hut, never mind see you are traits eager to answer. That's enough. an- other cigarette and-listen to am going I He the cigarette With a of his head. After a she on l said before, I do not know that suspicion i are correct have not even breathed them to my father. lie would have laughed at My husband is a even as am. but there Is this between us- he despises while love her In every drop f my blood. I that bis heart be has never ceased lo brew ill for Hie throne that disgraced lie openly expresses Ills hatred for the dynasty and has mere than i In public gatherings that b cheer- fully assist In Its utter destruction. That, of course. Is commonly In where be Is derided. But Is not a to wive bis hatred With met kale wards Inaction. on seeing you to tills big room she wont on. simple reason business cards mi which he refers to himself as the former trusted nod secretary at count Now. I happen to that he Is my husband's was no lung- than last week. He Is here for a purpose, my husband's represent- I bare not asleep nil mouths at I Keen and beard enough to convince me that some great movement Is on foot. My Intelligence tails me that it bus to do with As be wishes the prince no good, it must be fir there Is nothing he can do. lie has no following here. The prince is adored by the people. Count would not be n fool as is no she Interrupted quickly. why I am If lie is plotting against the crows, you depend upon It be is laying his plans well. John that man Is a devil-s She turned her face away. A spasm of utter re- crossed her face. nm afraid of He Is here to watch every leaned the great carved mantel post, a tall, slender, creature, exquisitely gowned in rarest Irish her and shoulder gleaming white against the dull beyond, the glow from the embers creeping up to her face with the of a maiden's flush. He In his heart thumping like fury In bis great breast. She was little more than n girl, this wife of old and yet how wise, how clever, bow brilliant she was was well named the Beautiful. I know this man asked arising to stand beside her. i don't she said thought- fully. have not spoken to him con- Perhaps he knows. The baron Is very wise. Let me tell yon how I happen to know that Peter Brutus is still serving fount Marians why I I kink his presence signifies i a of some Her voice, always low and even. seemed lower still, the first place. II have u faithful friend in one of the Marians. Ills daughter is my maid, she is here i with mo now. The old man came to see Jose ha one day last week. lie no Count lo the town which Is in Ax- -i mile beyond the line. was with my bus- hand In two days. They were closeted together from morning till In the house where Marians was stopping. At the end of two days Brutus went away, he carried With him u vast sum of money pro- Killed by my husband, it was given am h was on his way lo H I he expected purchase a business block for bis man- waited IS permitting father on to Edelweiss with a message for me and t. see his daughter. father saw Brans in he did see him going as he for morning. Be wore s. but Jacob says he could not be Moreover, was accompanied by men whom he stark and hunters of rather unsavory reputation. They left Brutus at the gates of and went Into the hills, ah this happened I knew living , Edelweiss. When I saw him knew at once that his presence something I many things together once ponded me comings and goings of months, the reports and consultations. Hie queer looking men who came to Hie the long absences of my bus- band and own virtual Imprisonment i eras net permitted leave the for days at a lime during his you will not go he began bully. She put a finger to her lips A manservant was quietly crossing the hall Just off library. is a man l do not like his appear- The servant disappeared a j door the end of the ball Then there were the great sums of money that my Best off from j tine to she continued, ii boxes that came overland i j tho castle and went away again , as secretly es they came Mr. am confident In my mind that I boa boxes contained firearms I thought r alt not. Per- haps am but It seems to me that I can almost those stored away the eaves outside of Edelweiss, ready for Instant use when the signal Hind All uprising A plot so as he gasped, is for- he was not facing the door. The same passing once more, might have seen the eye cannot be Why. and bis men would have scented It long have not said I sure of anything, remember I leave it to you You have the on which to work. I'd you to waste no lime. Something me that the crisis Is near Professional Cards W. F. EVANS ATTORNEY AT LAW GREENVILLE. N. C. Office opposite It. L. Smith stables, and next door to John gen boggy n-w building. N. W. OUTLAW Attorney at Law by J. F saning, GREENVILLE. N. C. L. D. M. Clark CIVIL sad SURVEYORS Greenville, N. Carolina S. J. Everett Attorney at Law made on It. Estate Greenville, N. C. Not one case in ten requires internal treatment. Where them is no or fever Noah's Liniment will accomplish more titan any in- remedy. One will convince you. Noah's Liniment penetrates; requires but little rubbing. U I. W. H. and Long vi 1.1 fill R Dentist. GREENVILLE, N C. Here's the Proof Mr. W. Taylor, n of Rich- moral Va. the pant have North Carolina, where I u -I with r- and take In Ins lo with cold and had a of in my h-ft i could lift my arm without pain. wan try I and In than . a U entirely free pain, I in . of It . A. DR. S. HASSELL PRACTICING PHYSICIAN Greenville, N. C Office Oil Third pied by Dr. Is Hie best 1.-111. in Joints Sore Tooth- ; .- I-i a I nil and Tho has s i.-i e v r y is i-v in in- Ra m ; by mall Co., Va. TO HE Kile Hal have, k pt nm h. of I a and I not It.- I house . R e Drives is-, b h Hi an pines health pr. 1910 Brought Many Changes 1888 1910 same My friends and customers can find me at the old stand, with a pretty and cheap lino of Hat iS The basis of my Ions business experience has been fair dealing and good values. Come to see me this season, will appreciate your trade and offer you the best bargains possible. And among them was a big change in the style of Furniture. I watched this care- fully, and I did not buy until I was ab- sure I was getting the newest and best to be had. Consequently, I am offering the furniture buyers of Green- ville and adjacent country The Most Artistic Stock of I that if this manner of be above We may freely here, for we l heard ever shown them. You will therefore find it to your best interest to visit my store in the White building, near Five Points, and examine my stock before buying. J. H. BOYD, Jr CHESAPEAKE LINE OFFERS EXCELLENT SERVICE BETWEEN Norfolk and Baltimore it would be n If; we mis., lie I were not In Other where of n of yon from time to time and n word now and They both seated themselves before a plowing open lire The duke to lo play bridge she said at not return till late. telephoned make Her smile did more than to reassure Of course you now Impossible It Is for me to come here. countess. father, the duke, docs not mines matters, and I'm not quite is of the prince that want to Sir. she said. do wont to talk very seriously with you concerning future say bis Immediate future He loosed at her narrowly. you quite serious conic could not hare asked you H this house for an- tray surprise or consternation. The eyes of wall may better then don't mean to say you lie watched here In lie demanded. don't know This I do Scow-the count has many spies In Is systematically apprised ivory thins that occurs at court, the city or tn the council chamber. before yesterday I saw his l streets, ti mini who has his em- ploy for five years or more and Who now pretends in a lawyer here name is I with He said he bad lull the count sir weeks n in set out for himself In Ids pro- He knows, that I . nm not and never have been In the of my husband. naked I If It was known In I-. that he bad served the n Elegant New Dining Rooms on Saloon Decks Table Dinner, cents Club to service it desired leave Norfolk foot St. daily at p m. arrive at Baltimore 7.00 a. m., connecting with rail lines for all points Est and West. For and C. L- CHANDLER, G A F. R T P A. NORFOLK. VIRGINIA handed one f his The Rural Mail Comes Once a Day The Telephone keeps you in touch with friends and the city every minute of every day. Progressive farmers throughout the South are installing telephones in their homes and our service. The cost is low; the service is satisfactory. Write to our nearest Manager, or line Department HOME TELEGRAPH CO. Henderson, C FOR THE BEST FURNITURE and House Furnishing always co to TAFT Van DYKE For Slate Roofing and Sheet Metal Work. or , J. J. JENKINS, a- t. Footing, Tin Shop Repair Work, and Tobacco Flues in Season, see

THE EASTERN yet on blowing- but lookout for what will come between now and the middle of April. D. J. WHICHARD, GREENVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA. Subscription-One Year Six Months Single Copy 11.00 rt- may be had upon application t the office Reflector Building, corner Evans and Third Entered in the office at Greenville N. C., mail matter. FRIDAY, MAR. 1910. Peary continue to it in the neck, where he ought to, Have ii lit ll fare eggs arc ripe. The and Easier suit arc way. It is hard to tell who the is on in Looks like Baiter will have take medicine. They giving Speaker a ran for nil Almost fan ad in price except the ml to u . If the pretty weather holds out through Easter there will come thankful new hat wearers. If the tiling keeps going we certainly will be believing the next congress will be Demo Packages of seeds in the mail this time of year reminds one that congressmen are holding down their j's. Since being of his locks, Cannon may feel very much like Sampson and try to down the It ii getting almost time for Peary to disappear. He will not stand the fake pressure much longer. Some of the hats actually large that the wearer has to set else to open the door for her. The move of the prohibition to break up the jug trade ought to succeed. When a State adopts prohibition other States should not be allowed to ship liquor into it. Since be has discovered that Peary is in the same boat with him, so far far as credibility goes, Dr. is said to be thinking of letting himself be discovered. We bet that Hunter Roosevelt regrets that he did not get bask in time to see the fun when they Uncle Joe. It is mighty close to census taking time for some towns to lie making large population The real showing may put the laugh on them Peary has even lost his pull as a lecturer and us a result has had to cancel many dates as well up now that he never reached the North Pole, quiet and orderly mob hung two is the way an exchange heads a press dispatch. The mob may been quiet, but hanging two men does not look very or- The man whose are all; may get the taunts of the mad- fellow now and then, but lie can turn the laugh o-i them when it hats. hundred editors met at Ills , and adopted resolutions endorsing President Tuft, his policies, the tar- bill and Speaker Cannon. Must lie a lot of the boys want- They had a regular monkey and parrot time with an all night session of congress, Thurs- day night, and the insurgents with the of the Democrats whipped out the regulars. And it made Speaker This year is certainly making a record for great disasters. Several have already occurred that were attended by great loss of life, and the wrecking of a passenger train in with a death list of forty is aw- addition to the lit. The decreasing number of in large cities where the sale of liquor is permitted, gives an indication growing sentiment for prohibition throughout the country. The is fast coming when there will be DO licensed silt- of The building prospects in Greenville promise, to make this a record year for the town. All ready plain are on the way. and there is much talk about things to be done this year. We would like to see the factory idea get mixed in the other improvement, for there is nothing the town needs m re. They must come, and the sooner the better. The first execution by electro- i to buy in this Stale took place in the penitentiary on Friday, I when Walter a Robe- Here's congratulations to the so,, county was put to Wilmington Dispatch death. Owing to delay in get- getting the next tug the electric chair installed meeting of the North Carolina the condemned was Press Association We arc hop four limes before being to he with you finally executed. The Chamber of Thursday night took up mentioned in Congress John H Small's recent letter concerning the public building for Greenville, in a that means business. The com- appointed are at work and will leave nothing undone to meet the needs of the That Greenville's way. go after things with a nation to get them, and we ex- to see the appropriation for the public building here ed in the omnibus bill before the present session of Board of County Commissioners and if he becomes dis- hold a special meeting to and quits, all may be give further consideration to the lost. Continued is the matter of building a court way to bring results, and when house and a new jail. People you start out after anything all over the county are never give up. This is a good much interest express rule to apply in any as favorable to building on such a plan as will be creditable to so large a county as Pitt and meet the public needs for generations to come. Prom what talking we have with members of the we feel sure this is their purpose. They are men who have the welfare of the county at heart, and they to do just what is best. county should certainly haw a credit- able court house, and that is what she is going to have. DON'T BE A QUITTER. The Spring Hope Leader has trying to awaken interest This is an important period for Greenville, what the town does now will have a bear- on years and generations to come. There is much building to be done to replace the in the recent fire. The county must build a court house jail, the Masons will likely re- temple, individuals will also erect buildings. Then the government is to erect a public building in the near and from tiling there will he an impetus of that will go on and on through years to come- matter The Reflector wants to i . ii u . 4-t. I emphasize is that all these new in the establishment of a K buildings soon to be erected should be in keeping with mod- times, and such as to meet CO market in that town, but seems to have become aged and quit the It The Leader has made its last cull for a meeting of the citizens to consider the establishment of a tobacco market. The next time a call for a meeting is made it will have to be made by some one else. A newspaper man is the lust one who should ever think of getting discouraged. He may get hard knocks, and even at times feel from the indifference of those for whom he is laboring the requirements of rapidly growing population and business. To this end every citizen of the town and county should in- and all should ate together in bringing about the best results for the future. Let there be no division of sen- now that will be regret- later. The Western doctor who is ad- to pay half the funeral in cases where he does ; that his efforts toward not prove successful, must not the town are not be proceeding in accordance with but lie should never be a the ethics of the profession, quitter. Often the newspaper though he may be getting more On next Tuesday, 20th. the man ha to fight alone for an en business. THE Him Of The Hour The Easter Parade will be March 27th Earlier than it has been in several years, but we've gotten EVERYTHING READY FOR YOU, all the and inner gar- of men's wear. We've spent months of careful study so that you can come here and make your selections in a very few minutes, with absolute assurance of getting the best and most for your money, even a hasty review will convince you how splendidly we have WITH THE VERY BEST INTEREST OF OUR CUSTOMERS IN MIND. Our Elegant Spring Suits are fashioned from the hands of the world's best clothes makers. We are showing this season the handsomest line of low cut shoes ever seen in this town Be sure you ask to see our new Spring Hats and Men's Furnishings. We invite you to our store for the sole purpose of if you like. FRANK WILSON, THE KING CLOTHIER . I OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT IN CHARGE OF R. W. SMITH Agent of The Eastern for Ayden and vicinity. Ad Rising rates furnished Wanted to buy bushels of field peas by J- R. Smith Co James A. Davis has purchased the e lot of Charlie S j in Ghent, and we learn he will Boon proceed to improve same. We are representing the oldest and strongest Life and Fire Insurance Co. in the world. Call us and let us consult you. Ayden Loan Insurance Co. Phone The clock at J. R. Smith Co's store was uncovered Thursday at D. m. amid a crowded house and stood at 7.28.26. Rev. Henry D. Manning received the piece set of china, his time being 29.2. Mrs. Chas. Ewell received the set of elegant vases as second nearest 7-20-3. G. W. B. received the third prize, a glass Ditcher, his time 7-29 You get a ticket with each dollar purchase. School books, bibles and at J. R. Smith Co. Work is progressing rapidly on the artesian well. The drill is at this writing founded upon a rock. For Sale-A lot of improved Spanish peanuts at l per bushel. J. M. C. Nelson. R. Ayden. N. C. ltd The Ayden Lumber Co. have shut down their mill a few days for repairs. Dinner baskets, pencil boxes, slates, pencils, ink eraser at J. R Smith Co. Poultry has reached a startling price. A crop of nice hens sold here Monday for cents each and turkeys at cents per pound. For second hand 6-h. p. Cooper engine and boiler, mounted, one 40-saw Brown cotton gin, condenser, band press, belts, etc. J. M. C. son. R. F. D., Ayden, N. C. W. E. Tingle Ins returned The cabinet for the new past I has arrived and is an at-1 tractive piece of furniture. If you need a good open or top buggy, wagon or cart call on J. R. Smith Co. There was a public rhetorical at the seminary given by the pupils Thursday night. A nice line of and caskets always on hand a nice at your service at J. K. Smith Co. Dixon. Mrs. E. T. Phillips Mrs. T. E. Peden are both on the sick this week. We hope they will our, again. Lime, cement, full line of hardware . J. R. smith Co's Mrs. Moore, of Burke, Va , here on a visit to her grandson, Stancill Hodges, Jr. An experienced blacksmith is wailing to shoe your horses and mules at J. R. Smith -i Dixon. Now is a good time to advertise in the Ayden Department- R. W. Smith. The meeting at the Methodist church this week is attracting large in- is Rev. J. Shore, of Greenville, is doing the preaching. Miss Addie ha re- turned from the with her flowers, feathers and raw. Look out her ad. If you have news items, tell this scribe and help us to make this column a creditable one. Don't treat him like you a book agent, and then wonder at the feeble effort he is max We are not all like Daniels, we need your co-ope R W. Smith. Call us, phone us rent your houses and Collect for you. Will sell your personal property, land, stocks, bonds, or lend you money on reasonable terms- Ayden Loan Insurance Co. Cook stoves, heaters and stove repairs at J. Smith Co. patterns and magazine it J. Smith Co. Rubber, and corrugated roofing R. Smith Co. Ninety days and spring oats at J. R. Smith Co. REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE BANK OF AYDEN AT AYDEN, N. C. At the Close of Business Jan. 1910. Resources Liabilities Loans and discount capital stock 26,000.00 Surplus fund 12,600.00 Undivided profits, less ,, cur. exp. and taxes pd. 4,888.08 Overdrafts secured unsecured Furniture and fixtures Demand loans 500.00 Due from 70,181.24 Cash items Gold coin Silver coin, including all minor coin cur. 1,249.04 bank and other Notes Total 182,272.22 Deposits sub. to check 71,228.80 Demand of 18,442.36 Cashier's checks outstanding Total STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF PITT. For barbed wire and nails, see J. R Smith rived a car load. Galvanized nice to attach to your pumps for your water shelf at J. R Smith Co. Call on us Cur ceiling, flooring and We guarantee faction. J. R Smith Co. Dixon. you want to buy, lease, sell or rent houses or land, or want a job for yourself, wife, daughter, mother or sister, or want to employ additional help, or sell what you have, there is no better medium than the col- of Reflector R. W. Smith. Found-Near J. R. Smith Co. store, a purse containing several pieces of money. Owner can have same by identifying it. Larry W. Smith. doors, lime, cement, hardware, locks, hinges at J. R Smith Co. Nice turned work, brackets, window and door frames made on short notice by J. R. Smith Co. Dixon. Gaudy and rubber belting pipe fitting valves at J. R. Smith Co. Miss Rosa Bland returned from a visit to Rocky Mount The protracted meeting at the Methodist church Sunday night. In the absence of the pastor. Rev. C. Manly Morton, E. I. Brown, our popular railroad agent, conducted service for him at Memorial chapel Sun- day afternoon. Tom Roberson, in t e log woods for Ayden r Company, was cutting and his in contact a limb over head and struck him. inflicting a painful wound on his Dr. Frizzle dressed it and pronounced it not serious. A colored woman in doing house work at Walter L. reside fen dead, going her duties Saturday morning. Raleigh Jackson, of Plymouth, was in town Wednesday. Carl Jones Sunday in Lenoir County with his parents The days are getting longer and nights shorter and will soon be time when our merchant close their stores at six o'clock to give the clerks a little Our artesian well men encountered the third rock passed through. Rev. Mr. Clark, of will preach in the Baptist church here Wednesday night. Mr. Neddie years old died at his home near ow and one son, Mr. E. C. Car- man. Guy Taylor has purchased the house and lot from Major James A. Davis in Ghent, and will as Mr. Davis moves into his beautiful home now about Hart is i ff on a pleasure trip to Pitch seine. We hear that the catch of fish there this season eclipses any for a lorn; time. Miss Helen Cox, of Greensboro, and Miss Louise Outlaw, of are visiting Mrs- Lula Boyd. The Betterment society will entertain at the graded school building Friday night. All are invited, refreshments will be served. Our artesian well is now feet deep and still going down. W. J. Boyd made a business trip to Snow Hill Wednesday. J. J. Edwards is treating his house with a v coat of pain . G. J. Cherry, of Charleston, and Mr. Johnson, of arrived Tuesday, Mr. Cherry is of the Ayden Lumber Company, and Mr. Johnson buys lumber for the American Lumber Co. ON EST op mono Clergyman Describe an that Nat Had the Time and Is Known the World Over. Some preacher are to give remedy, highly re not One or those who Bat afraid is below. Bead be mean every word of II. If you doubt It write him a latter, a stamp. II- Ml be Saved a Soldiers Life Facing; death fr.-m b ard sh-ll in the was too e agreeable to J. A -tone, of Kemp. Tex . than facing it hat doctors sad was comrade a he writes, el -J a cough, that to me in spit all remedies for yearn. My weight ran down to p. lb- an us- Dr. Kings New U so very, which completely cur- ed me. I now For coughs colds, la grippe, asthma, hoarseness, croup, whoop- cough and long e, it's and Trial free. Guaranteed by all an. the the top half of eight page of this paper you will find an advertisement that fully answers the question of wear so far as men are o This advertisement shows the spirit of the Frank Wilson store, ways having in mind what is best for his customers. His stock is selected with that idea- quality, style and appearance never being sacrificed to hut what will give the i value and satisfaction for his money. The man who ii Frank Wilson dressed can r.-st assured that he is dressed right. a. Pastor Unitarian Church wife has been in a very years and , in- to do her any good la month . the returnee To Catarrh Stomach. j her face, he in i; fl- i REV. day, and I is a well writes i woman to-day. , ,, , was -I to make known for the bra , M Ho ,,., suffering humanity Th. with ,,,. was With of the and though tried many rem- and applied to several doctors, It was all In vain. it not for I believe would have been in my grave to-day. day face i rosy, In -re yard running and jumping with the Throat Trouble. Rot. W. Tale, An, Walnut Hills, Ohio, . . . I -I have every reason to that that several year- he bus is the greatest remedy for with known to world. of the throat, which hut I and roe- as a He took Pert to who are I bin trouble Ask Your for a Free Almanac 1910. In Your to Stay An Awful Eruption f a brief interest, aid your Interest in will be s use An S Ive, their quickest cure. Even the worst s, ulcers, r lever sores are soon by it. Beat b lips, chapped hands, It gives instant re- at all druggists. Chicken Powder is Death to Hawks-Life to Chickens and COCK OF THE THE BARN YARD ROBBER He Knows Now. know your town could so many beautiful was a remark today as he saw them passing in and out he millinery openings. He knows now that Greenville's possession in this particular is unsurpassed. Chicken Powder and feed my with Look at me the Hawk. r ea . chick of that old which h d been fed on Chick, n Powder. Alas Mis The Jo.- for and fail and Go a Li- t for rheumatism a I an h p t e d by young and old. Sold by . N. ad ma u GOOSE Greensboro, N. c. II HOTEL II. III I. f Of E- KG. Lily's Oyster Fresh Oysters Coming Every Day Can Serve You Any Way. Try Me Wanted -At once, bushels potato slips. D. D. Haskett. Trade Milk CHICKEN Kills Hawks. Crows, a- d Minks. Best remedy Cholera, t, limber Neck. and Leg Weakness. Keeps them Vermin, thereby causing to pro- duce an a of eggs, Price and cents. . only by M. C. FOR SALE BY COWARD WOOTEN I, J. R. Smith, Cashier of the above named bank, do swear that and belief. J. K. SMITH, Cashier. J. R SMITH. R. C. CANNON, Directors. I. J. K. smith, or the above statement is to the best my knowledge Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 4th day Feb 1910. HODGEs. Notary Public. We with to call your attention to our new line of fall which we now have. We have taken great care in buying; year we think we can your want in Shoes, Dress Ginghams No ions. Laces and Embroideries and in fact anything that is carried in a Dry Goods Store. Come let us show you. Tripp, Hart Co., Ayden, N. C. We are prepared to furnish you with House and Kitchen Furniture at the very prices. Cat or Installment. Come to sea us and we will convince you AYDEN FURNITURE CO NEXT DOOR TO MISS C. MEREDITH Graduate Nurse Ayden, North Carolina. LUXURIOUS HOOFS. i SUIT. W or SI Oil,. hum tali, for TOBACCO COLUMBIA TOBACCO i S Ml

NOTES FOR BUST SHOPPERS. The Store That Satisfies IT 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, Edgings, Embroideries, Etc 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. far Bo. Our Greenville, yours if yo MM, Red Bliss. M. Schultz. I If you need typewriter chairs. When want loose outfits see the samples h Kt fleeter Book Store. Bit; line of desks chairs at Boyd's Furniture Just received a big line of squares of every kind at . New Furniture Store. ll If you want to see the newest and styles in millinery, at I opening at Mrs. I. F. Lee Co's on Tuesday, 22nd. When you want the best get the Parker luck curve. New assortment of their i at R. Book Store. Think f a seamless vet art for can be seem at Boyd's. The to M. H. White, of Hertford- will be d the coming spring at R. L. Smith's stable in d w Dr. W. H. Wakefield, of Char- will b- in Farmville. March 31st. Greenville. Friday April 1st, day only. His practice is to of the eye, ear, no-- and throat d fitting glasses. S M SCHULTZ Wholesale and retail Grocer i id Furniture Dealer. Cash id for Hides, Fur. n Seed i Turkeys, Eggs, Oak Mattresses, etc. I tit. Baby Go-Cans, suits Tables, Lounges, if.-v P Ax Hi.-h lite Key i- Charm. Peach, i. Pine Syrup, Meat, Flour, Coffee, Lye Magic Marches, ii, Cotton Seed M I and Hills, Sect's, Candies, Reaches, Prunes. Currents. Glass and ware, and Macaroni, Cheese, Best But- MT, New Sewing . and numerous other goods. Quality and quantity cheap for -ash. Come see me. S M I am up an order for canary for delivery before Easter. Every bird ordered re has proven a r and Riven the purchaser entire satisfaction. If you want one see me in the next few days. C. B. Whichard. School The Reflector Printing House has a beautiful line of samples for commencement and will be glad to quote prices to schools wanting them. The samples cannot be sent out, but may be seen at this office. J-W. PERRY , CG NORFOLK v. Cotton Factors an.- Hanging Haps Correspondence h MARKETS Norfolk Cotton wired J. W. Perry Co. Factors, Today Yesterday Middling 1-8 1-8 Low Middling Low Middling -4 Strictly Prims J S-4 I 8-4 l rime 1-2 U- Crude. NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL FUTURE MARKET Wired by Cobb Co., Banker Broken. Norfolk. York May July 7.1 Market. May 3-8 1-4 Com 617-8 May Kiln is July Ribs U May July liner villi Mai it. report., by M , 1-2 to as about who is going to make your suit u toe tin particular el YOU Wilt Gil MUCH t i Mark Harris Front, Shoulder a- d Sleeve Head you'll like a parted em. these la la tea TIE Laundry Notice. I have the agency for the Troy and Laundry, and will call for and deliver all packages each week. All order left at the marble yard or I hone ill receive prompt n. GUY R LANIER. PAUL Nut U The Ca your Tea, won d guarantee m cure refund th- I cur.- the only for the Maori Mountain Tea cured him where r n I Try I it with your If, L. Cobb Co. NORFOLK. VA. Cotton Buyers, Brokers in Cotton. and Provisions PRIVATE WIRE CO New York. and New . j Our Greenville. if you come Is if you Have it to Count. If you count your Clothes Money carefully you'll spend it here for our Hart, and Marx Clothes you'll have more, money to count at the end of the year. The all-wool quality is real economy, and the correct style and perfect tailoring pay you. They're profitable clothes to the wearer. the new fabrics are dis- played on our racks. When may we expect you C S. FORBES The Man's Outfitter A New Directory We are now getting up our new Telephone directory, ready to receive c -n tracts tor lime. All who mutt to reserve the space as year will please notify the man- ager. We will b glad to to any on- desiring it. Tins directory be even a better advertising medium year, as we have about one hundred new it will b-distributed in Falkland and throughout the manager or, i nave word with the Chief opera tor. Home Tel. and Co. Choice Cut Flowers Roses, Carnations, V Our In all of designs and most at and la Hall, by J. L. CO, N. C. for job The or Printing us- is rut nice work., Water Damage Sale We have a small quantity of Roods that were slightly damaged by water the recent fire which will be closed out at much below regular prices. In this lot are some Rugs. Mat- tings, Dressers, Chairs, etc., that are great bar- gains at reduced prices. Our regular stock of Furniture embraces all that is new, attractive and comfortable--just such articles as are needed in your home. Taft Boyd Furniture Co. if you trade with us we both make money Co. Shoe Co. that has in the corner store I ill- Brady building, is an at place. The Block is coming in com- line of shoes for men, woman and children. Both Mr and his salesmen re practical shoe men, having years of experience in this special line. An advantage to customers h that shoes are fitted right in the store and there is no risk to run. Their show window hi a an tic display that commands the attention of all passers, and this is a index of their stock which has been selected with great care. Dr. Hyatt Dr. H. Hyatt will be in Greenville, at Hotel Bertha, on Friday, April 1st, for the purpose of treating diseases of the eye fitting glasses. He will also make his regular visit to Greenville on Monday and Tuesday. April 4th and 5th. It all tin internal organs, the and i n the Mood. Such in Rocky Mount-in moat prevent alive and cure of bad blood, constipation liver. Jno. L. Notice B. E. CO . have he W. B. plant and will con- a heavy line of Corn, Fodder. I ed Meal, Hulls d Meal. We o exchange meal for corn. We will be to accommodate at any time Saturday is grinding days. March Grand With Miss Estelle from the most fashionable millinery salons to assist you in your Millinery wants. Mrs. M. D. Higgs is back from the millinery parlors of the Northern markets and knows that we have a line of spring Millinery that can't be surpassed. Mrs. M. T. with us and is always willing to give you any idea you may wish to know in Millinery. You are cordially invited to attend this opening. Yours for fashions, C. T. A I IN WASHINGTON By Himself. After home the 10th of thing else, so of rending I a of to smoke. Therefore, I was thinking of the slogan for I got me a cheroot, called it n cigar, Yours lit it on a streak of lightning and if yon So I concluded that then went thundering down the hall I would see how felt to be a mill- the register's Bless your for at least one day. so I got life, soul, and body too, the first off the ears and took charge of the man I saw behind the desk that town. While viewing the premises, good old friend I used to know at it was my pleasure to run up against in N. the editor and told him my business. Mr. Harriss. Why don't you know that so far as Greenville eon- the Good Lord always helps those for that day, it was mine, who try to help Why. Well, I spent the day walking around Mr. I found that I was visiting my C. Flan- it there felt like T was again, your very polite genteel home long as I was la hotel. C, T. A. K. but quite the reverse when on the Tucker, those merchant do- street. Hut let me tell you. when I business in my town, and I know saw- Mr. Harriss. the hotel clerk, I the were nil highly honored to have was as glad I ever was. felt the come in and talk just which means a little mil I spent most of better than I give it the forenoon in this way, and about that n because it ranges way the noon hour went lo call on my beyond the in feel very much loved a pa- and speech, Col W. If. Kin- and Indy. Well, then, the n- place I and their hospitality until to visit was the patent office, so the afternoon when took the Coast took op the directory and looked up Line train for Washington. C. 1ST St. S. hied mo on stopping at X. C, street ear and got there until o'clock the next our they were finishing breakfast Took train came to take through to the them by of course, and capital city of the greatest and best they were all glad to see me, and Nation on God's given earth, have the pleasure of getting the new- that's all I'm going to say along this from orally. After tell- for if I don't stop light now my log Cousins Nan and all th.- thoughts crowd in on my o new of importance, I got lot- fast it might cause me to run away as to how to go whore with myself and got ell of shops I to go. This was the or go or some other place, home of my honorable cousin, sod don't want to go then yet B. King, formerly of Greenville, X. J late that after riding through the morning to see him, he had country creaks and rivers, gone to his office in the agricultural up and down and through vol- department, I went hack to the about H a. m. on hotel, went to my took a bath, Thursday we entered the do- removing all the fragrance of th.- pot. Well, we said we here, hut North Carolina tar; powdered and where is beret I was just like a new perfumed and came down born babe, found that had struck tor a city gentleman, and that was all to me. took a stroll down the avenue and it I that I did that I was the cynosure of n place In the first place not know where I wanted to go, much less where it was or how to get there. I concluded to strike out and trust to luck or limber tongue, so I went up in the union depot, and after get- ting In I did not know how to get out. I walked on my tongue up to the first one I met told in the place, I wanted to know how to get out of that place to some place down, not the ground so I could run up against at me hotel that some folk- I knew some how or other or some other how, gel acquainted with some folks who knew Well, he shewn me the door, and away I went like a shot and made out like I knew all about it. So after I got en the a up and biased away at me mid said. Says I. go to that's the place I'm looking for, you ace of spades, you black Republican, Ink me there or lose your soul's for I am in a desperate and I'll your carcass until make your soul crack if u don't Ho thought I the him- self, looking with lightning ryes and breath, and don't you it, he was the most anxious Nigger to get mo oil his hands in charge of Metropolitan Hotel yon Well, after I entered the door. the first place got to was cigars, all kind- of the eyes, did not know why they did so unless they thought I was President from the dead, as I am his double in looks, if not so good in polities or religion. If I had worn my mustache I should have though they were taking me for just back from Africa, but as I had never been to that place, I could not think they were taking me for him. Then again, it worried me no to think that because of the cancerous affection i ii my face they might take me for John Early, the leper, and if that were the case I determined to take the bull by the horns of the so I put on a hold front and marched up to a big. burly, strong looking and says to him, yourself under arrest, His an- was, you. I says, to him. I, am a Tar Heel detective from North Carolina, in a strange city, and am looking for a man who can and will give me some information about what want to He says, do you want to the first I says, want to know who brought the North Polo to Washington City. Cook or Peary, might it not have been Zeke Then he says to me, he, what's your I told aha it was house, or one, but down in they called me for abort Then he acknowledged the of my were appointed to take Tun Settle to the devil, and the devil would not lake this man for him. he wouldn't get Settle at Why, he is o much like Settle it ought to make Settle ashamed of himself. I had the pleasure also of meeting oaf young friend, of Well. takes me down, or up. to -upper, and when I got there I by of the sable if Africa, asked for my ticket. told him I was not looking for n t my way to re- as my man bawling for to eat ad I to take him around. Well, then he wanted to know what plan I de- sired. or American I told him I wanted the best he in the shop, if it didn't cost too much, and would be the means of my get- ting something for the man inside of me. He said, as I had ticket I would have to the European plan. I told him all K. that rather than take the red out of tape I would go to Europe and get supper. he. says, Walk right ii- this says I, vow don't want me to go to Europe, you can bring it over here, I will help my self without any further I thought it quite strange that an American would have to live on European style when we had all the you're for, without any messing or about it. Hut let her go and let her go -low, When he brought around the with of the and tin- price there f. I selected 1-2 shad, broiled, and after waiting half an hour, the came in with large dish of shad, nested in celery leaves, spinach, and all such and capped the climax with a lemon, with olives and stuck in the lemon on a stick or tooth pick one, I didn't know which. Well, after, supper he pulled my leg for cent-, and when I. I got hist of that trade, for that shad with all his on was well worth money, and my was worth the same. So you see, I got worth cents. Well, I must hurry with my and let you knew some When entered the sup- per, dapper goad-looking young men grabbed me by and told to consider wolf arrest. I and told him it was one of the greatest plea of my life to be by a good looking young man as he was, and I certainly was gad to have the privilege of placing my in his custody. It that clever, genteel gentleman. Col. Goo. King, who always makes logical reasoning. I told my friend, King, I just had to shake Senator hand before I left the so went to the room of the Senate end sent up my card. In a few minutes the Senator Sis appearance. After the of our to each other, I told him I was from North Carolina and what was termed by some people, u the Civil War. and that when was over and we lay down our arms we took up, with patriotic pride, our allegiance to the Union, and that when I saw his letter lo his con- defining hi- position about the rights in the Bail Fame he had expressed my merits so much better than I myself, that I just fell like I not leave City until had mil him and shook his that I felt like I was taking hold the hand of a statesman, who, ill my estimation, was to none country hod produced. He seemed to appreciate the display of admiration I entertained for him and thanked me for the interest manifested as a representative Sou- Well. Mr. Editor. I write a Volume, but I expect you are get- ling tired, so I will quit by saying, that if you ever go to Washington, and should be your fortune lo run up with Col. II. King, you'll never regret it. By means slip at the Metropolitan and get with Mr. Harris, the hotel clerk. No more et present. of could ABSOLUTE SAFETY WITH COURTEOUS TREATMENT Is Our Motto am We solicit accounts both large and small, assuring to all the most care- attention to their needs Bank of Greenville Greenville, North Carolina Don't Buy a Piano Hurriedly Take Your Time Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver are safe, reliable, and have been praised f women who been restored to h through their gentle aid and Sold by all The Way of the World Four year old early one morning- and found his his feel at home father dressing by I mp light in his custody. Well, after I and asked why he w- n short while in my room earn s f r planning OUt a course of pro- for the next day, we parted you, my climb d out if b d, d t A. M. and surrendered his father salted why he the nest thing to do won, newspaper tribe, and thinking that lie some- and invited mo down to his to give me r. diagram of the city with all the avenues, together with all the mathematical, and alpha- streets highways, by- ways and all sorts of ways, that run I lo and fro through the city. So the first place I went to the Patent office. went nil through that transacted my business and spent the evening with my lawyers and the ether Big around there jokes spinning yams, etc. I then went back to my hotel, and as I en the lobby the first man I met was Bernard, and, as I thought. Hon. Thus. Settle. Well, had quit little chat and after awhile Bernard ma to Mr. Oaks, land, that's Tom No, Oaks, if y say . might please mo to meet Oats, if WON mule, bill if MAKE ICE CREAM FROM WATER nod a of condensed milk, it fresh milk cannot had. I.,. . . all thoroughly heal or cook it; don't add This two delicious let minutes very small IT-a Plat Unit Straw terry, and U at all grocers. Tho Pm II. V. Morpheus, in whose arms we gently reposed until o'clock next morn- We agreed to meat at Metropolitan at o'clock P. M., the 18th, and make tower of the and see congress in session; la through the Hall of on through the whole thing. We first visited the Senate and my friends pointed out Senator the colleague of of Idaho, I think. And when I looked upon the Senator's I was not all surprised he stand he took about the right, if the to honor of their sons that they saw fit by n statute of them in the Hull of fame. It was there that I saw the I, and grand man, soldier, pa- and citizen, Lee, of Virginia, mil in the same hall was also Sen, S. took off my hat to them both. I took off my hat to Gen- ml Lee for the advice he gave are boys at the surrender to go home and make ourselves good citizens of our one and common country. I took off my hat to General for the affection I had for him be- cause ho gave his fallen foes pro- assured them at the render, bless his memory for- ever. I hope I may live to see the limo when the statutes will be placid Ida by side then the blue and the gray will worship at the same shrine, together in the Hall of Fame sufficiently to destroy all the not dead, who would live up- on the bloody shirt that should have been buried in the long ago, T was of the stand Senator when asked by constituent about our right to whom we would honor, and it was full of so ally. to at the plenty of it, and be extremely careful how you spend your piano money. Terms amount to very prom- cover a multitude of can get sat- terms anywhere, but a satisfactory piano at a precious places. We have makes under grades and cation as highest medium and low. Each grade is characterized by the price we ask for it. Whatever price you are willing to pay for a piano, if bought from us, you will be getting legitimate value, as you won't be deceived in the grade you are getting. We have several self-player Pianos at bargain prices. MUSICAL GOODS Violins, Banjos. Guitars, Mandolins, Auto-Harps, Sousa's Band Strings and Sundries for all Instruments. For anything you need, call on BRADLEY, Fully nine out of every ten of rheumatism i s rheumatism the e u to cold or or her of which require internal treatment. All that is need d to afford relief is th free of Chamberlain's Liniment. Give it a trial. Y-u an certain to tie pleased with the quick f which it affords. Sold by all Not Quite if Bow often you gel a a thing done S nail or driver or nu- -m- Sr lacking. Have a good box and be prepared for rS emergencies. Our line Its a could desire, and , we will tee that your tool ; box does not lack a single m useful article. I Of Course You get s Horse Goods c of J P. Corey j Subscribe to The Reflector. Salvage Fire Extinguisher Fire Department statistics show that some eighty per cent, of all fires are extinguished by chem apparatus. Nearly all fires are discovered at the start and are readily put out if A stream is thrown to a distance of about fifty feet, carrying a gas, which excludes the oxygen and prevents combustion. A fire cannot live if a small per cent, of carbonic acid gas is in the air. It is forty times as efficient as water and will extinguish fires of oil, gasoline, etc., which water only spreads. Protect home and property before it is too late. E. L. Agent, Greenville, North Carolina J S. MOORING Now is Saw Stan as Fie Palate. Mara lo . i GENERAL MERCHANDISE Pulley Boom of Women's Fashions, Greenville aV c. t-T- MM .

fr-a-v.-- DEPARTMENT In Charge of Wm. I I Authorized The Extern and Vicinity-Advertising Rates on Application I good x . Co., . N u Tn y have the ; .-l ill-- right price. . C. attended services at A -i ii I night. I lie Pitt C School by lie A. G. Cox . e Company are c. i; mat and n. tins i re liberal. comfortable We have just received a nice oil write A. G. lot of cloaks, give us a call. A. W. Ange Co. Mi-s Roach, of spent last Sunday here visiting The is the Kind you need., See us. A. W. Ange Co. A new lot of lamps just in. Harrington, Barber Co. If your subscription to The here last Sunday. Rev. Mi. Clark, of Raleigh, preached two excellent in the Baptist church last Sun- day morning and right. On which is Sunday, n will services in the II, E church at a. m , aid in the Episcopal at that day we are of resurrection of Christ and his victory over the p r Satan and the HEALTH The man who M la lie tor Ma family. Do You Own a Piano V. . iii i i marl ii come to . w . baa expired let me The day brings a mes- , renew it, and give you a of pardon, peace and hope; W. G. Morris, and our mission is to pan it on to The spring rush is com in. others and tell them of the risen ill t i . r iii the tomorrow ii. i. . and Better send your orders in at I savior. The who Ii not, and you e to own a l both and you owe ft your, ell to the ma display You may Insure health by guard- at the WAite log It. It U worth guarding. A really Which generally approach . . . i . m------a k- . . pianos not alone stand in character tot e, y and general in a class to itself, but you I m prices that stand here incomparable where. Eight different makes t select from, none those cheap v extern department through the LIVER and Itself In Innumerable way TAKE And save your health. ITEMS. N. C. March, Mrs. F. Ward and daughter, Miss Corinne, were in Monday visiting Mrs. J. J. R R. Fleming left Tuesday for New on business. Mis- Lille Evans who is at- tending school at Washington, came home Wednesday to spend few days with her grandmother II you want a useful planter. n. b. by Dr. who is sick Mrs. J. C of Kins- tore stencils, tut each one a stand- ard, of acknowledged fume and in the Four player-piano, known will take in each, for one cf also carry the AN, the the world. Old c and pianos taken in ex- change, terms to s tit your When in Greenville visit out Fin man i I. Next door to Carr Atkins o. store. once for Cox Cotton Planters, Rev. E. L. St Clair, of Edison, ; guano sowers, economic a ill preach at Reedy Branch We are carrying a nice Una Of back bands, etc. Orders will the It Sunday morning; and in Labels. art have our careful attention. the Free Will Baptist church right awl can l hearse A G c A. U. Mfg. Co, N. C., Remember the lecture in the A went to Thursday Light our combination planter. It Chas. Brewer Friday night, .- . W. cotton, corn, peas, You are cordially Harrington, to be present. We are glad to announce that J. D went to . n For nice oysters, see me. at. w, i. received a full Johnson's better prepared Barrel Give a ever. R A fish, M f in, cheap it. W. at Johnson a for . he iii vim, stand, on railroad street. n ., i. . Our Do teem favorably Let as frame that for you. frame. Ayden possesses, A. w. Ange Co. after soon; aid r We have U it i VI them night. It. D Co. Buck c in ii More- t. . . i are i; in- you. Th.-y are I c ; .-, e u r. B j A. ti. x I Co . W . C. J. U .-. i i. ii . i. i . r u; a i turn by the lie in. on. known ii wish to know Milling and Mfg. long tiny stay, and when be ready very Minn corn,; they do general repair work and dress W. H. S. baseball team timber. played a warm name with the Harrington. Co. R Springs last A nice lot of matting just in. lie score stood t. A. W. Ange Cr. n e W. H l;. I . h l . C L. and Will were Dry goods for the A. Before g. see m. line f post II. L Johnson. F r spring dress good. Have you seen dis- play in Harrington, Go's, .-tore a beauty. lug I embroidery and laces sec Sutton returned New lot just in. j A new Harrington, Marl Ci at Mount, North Carolina. For nice and spring the shoes, see new lot. ex- A. W. A Co . name is secured Thursday torn a to Greene received, a nice Co Miss Rosa l. . Taylor, who has Here, return ed to her home at Grifton yes- . a certain man a willow, a want a g i J w try Harrington, i e. . . ;. i ii; men cos last he;, i i i. of at L, . .-ii L has j. t put iii machinery, and l an how ; i. Uh. Now lo of dry goods an no. first two letters of lions just in. Better while North Carolina they me cheap Edgecombe, A. W. Ange Co Halifax. Nash. Wilson R Mount being in a the center of the How is your Let these are the added us show you new lot of j the first of and Barber Co A nice six key soda fountain sale. Ft an up date cut ard at Barb, r door to Wednesday evenings and Saturdays. only whits bar- hr in n give him a trial. Leave your orders ice II. U Johnson's. Will deliver anywhere in town. and to make it in r-- the name is S. Printer. . kind of tinware For cold drinks of all kinds a nave received a I call it L. Johnson's. When in need of give principal informs us that us a trial. more . w b ere expected . H. a next post cards. H. L Johnson straw hats ard B. F. Manning, of Ayden. was get on don't e W. in our town Monday. Mrs. G. II. Smith The Athletic department of -p Sunday at visit- S., as well as the literary de , jug relative. taking on new life., Willie Bullock, of Grifton, was The boys have relatives Sun- team, and the a merry lime J. L and W. Rollins, L. A. Manning and F. A. Weak Heart Action There arc that control the action of the heart. When they weak, heart action is impaired. Short breath, pain around heart, choking sensation, Before buying see my line of talion, fluttering, feeble or rapid pulse, other distressing fol- low. Dr. Miles Heart Cure is a medicine especially adapted t the needs of these serves and the structure of the heart It is a strengthening tonic that brings speedy relief. Try it Harrington. Co. Straw fist, buy don't a W. Ange A CO. I what I w.-m when and Miss Crawford at-1 tended services at Ayden last Dr. i ray ,, , Dr I l I . i now I an Miss ha.-, lately I n m mi. i . ., , , miss went i . , . i u. i a position in Ayden with the Ayden Furniture Co R G Chapman and M. G. your rs F. attended services at L. Johnson's. Will b i co r -u den Sunday. Mrs. J. F. Harrington went to e Tuesday. and any where In town. cats cats to give away, bring R. Croon, I Minnie Mae, of K. C Sunday here visiting and oil cloth, or friends, . buy some, caver it over.- I Henry and Jesse Haddock, of Harrington, Burner Co. South Carolina, were visiting Mia i. UH St. i. Dr. Cure, and we him to return of rt bottle If It benefit you. Miles Medical Co., Ind Rape Seed. Just received pounds of Rape seed at F. V. ton, came Wednesday to visit her moth-r, Mrs. who is very sick. Hope she will soon be up Mrs. Williams, of ton. Mrs Jennie Stamper, of NorfolK, were in town Thurs- day visiting Mrs. Z ho is confined to her room on of sickness. M, U Ward is on the sick list this week. Hope he will be s on. Misses Bonnie Dixon Louise Latham, of Wharton, are spending the week in town with friends. has an auto now. Come and sea ii speed on prepared fast running B R. Fleming v die in Norfolk d a fin. horse. The animal by y are carpeting the church week, hoping to make it look very much nicer inside, have the organ More the members are t ed to attend at next me ting. Farmers are hauling more guano this year than they have in several years, looking for a better corp. has men of all elates, you will find merchants, lawyers, mechanics, blacksmiths, mil- liners, preachers, and others Who can tell of a town that baa so many kind of men to tin population. Sale of Lam North a, I In Superior Fat county C CI . O. Johnston, K. V. J B. and M. REPORT OF THE OF THE BANK OF AT N. O. At the close of business, J in. Resources Liabilities discounts Capital stock Overdrafts secured Surplus fund unsecured led profits, less and fixtures and taxes pd JO e. r of deposit Due from and s subject to 14,077.08 Silver com, including ,. , , , minor currency 396.46 Nat bunk and other 28.06 U. S. not s Total Tot 681,869.97 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, Pitt I. F, A. K Cashier of the above named hank. do solemnly that the above at is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. A. EDMONDSON. Cashier. A. i. Cox, A. W. Ange, J. E Green, Directors, Subscribed and sworn to be- fore me, this 7th day of Feb., R. H, Notary Public Sale in the Fire. During these early spring u of power authority when the in the ting dry enough to cultivate and the Dr J in the the the air begins to feel the c. f c time, th smoke from burn 0.4. u i i ion brush, and haves goes the door up from every farm in North s. two or of n , a the town of F Carolina. New are N. bounded amide- burned off, fence corners and u . No. B of tie Townsend brier patches cleaned out, rotting at the stumps and logs disposed of, and and tuna c . . , t i- Ii . -No a old fields and pastures prepared ; tbs Una of lot No. for the summer grazing lot in an an . ., ion h eat All this burning means the to church street, thence liberation and consequent waste h treat fat the be- of the mast valuable part of the ., the Town. food our Crops, from send am n a- d . n of which might ., . at lot No be put into the soil. All on street tuna the lots matter contains the three No. , . l-i ,. , in elements of plant food which we feet to w prop theme purchase in our complete fer- l By burning, the most expensive of Terms of i ca-h. gen most expensive ., , 19.0. these is liberated in , If. a. By virtue of a of Hi- sun to. j the air. and IS absolutely lost to of by i. Q. the soil Moore, c o Hie Slat the i g led pro-, e h IDS will o . M. lie- of April. at bring R. It. last and other two mental . N. By. urn, potash and phosphoric acid. attorneys. are left on ground in the ashes; but even this plant food hat aid nature are land I u lit Oil nature in Situate on lbs no. h washed off into by not the to a healthy only loss. The leaves or the condition. by all druggists. where no if in add to tip lower edge , , . big near y at not these plant foods H s. i i I u I i-------- -c i m t s-1 us is et b in commercial It is l theme ad uh that nearly all soils need and the K . . . . a. a river Vi I in that In a executed by Edward impoverishes so many of our s office in m book are used heavily, and Y-a. This be that causes the abandonment of much land in all of the Ti is the day of M r.-h. State, t S F. C Stubborn as Mules Taken Up. I have cow and calf, there's color, red and white, crop liver bow. It. to balk Then there's loss of in the tight, swallow fork and h in the left. Owner ran get But troubles before Dr. proving ownership and paying N w Life Pit., world's b.-Kt W. K. a. h and remedy. So easy, ltd Greenville, N. C. every time Tl the stomach, at mi at.- the work wonders for re-to heal, h that's them. lively guaranteed i News Spreads i old travel most s F. To of where I Kite be- excellent I They effect a cure never fail to tone i the liver, invigorate . he blood. They weak, d men vigor . a d joy. Try is by all Liver Tablets relief to women chronic Stomach i suffering headache. of the skin and dyspepsia. Sold by all druggists. LAXATIVE COUGH S TO NATIONAL SUM A NO DRUGS LAW. An Improvement over many Cough, and Bronchial Remedies, awe. It ride system of a cold by acting as s cathartic on the bowels. No opiates. Ci to give satisfaction or money refunded. Prepared by CO. FOR SALE BY JNO. L. EASTERN REFLECTOR D. J. Editor and Owner Truth In Preference to Fiction. One Dollar Per Year VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, APRIL I, No. GREENVILLE'S IMPORTANT NEEDS THOUGHT HE WAS BURGLAR A LITTLE BIRD'S GIFT. THE SILVER TEA And So a e Suggestions lo How to Strange Man Drunk m Couch little Flower at Feet of Quite Enjoyable Occasion Monday Supply Them. Greenville needs may things, Dinning Washington. N. C. Mar. Briggs. Miss Mildred Briggs the little The silver tea given by the but at present she is in urgent n little was thirteen year old daughter of Mr ladies for the benefit of the and immediate need of an up-to in this city early this morn- date court that is w en a message was turned F. H. Briggs, I ad a peculiar ex- public library, in the music room yesterday afternoon White, Monday was returning from was an occasion that gave the progress, wealth in to headquarters The Incident pleasure to those in of the best county; six o clock by Mr. J. Havens I maKe a good story for a It was mainly an even in the State. A county that can prominent and wealthy boast of more than a d pros- staling an unknown towns. A wealth of I white man had been found his agricultural lands, that ft dining room in a drunken and in fertility and productiveness to none in the or even in magazine. Mi's Mildred lover of nature a close ob server. Just she was home of Mr. Came- opposite St. Mary's, she says she was attracted by the absolute of the day No cars or vehicles Were in and she seemed to be the only person passing. There was nothing the stillness of the perfect Sin.- slopped music. With Helen is evidently a Forbes as accompanist Dr. L. G. of gave several violin selections interspersing the following e to by Mis Olive violin by Dr. by Mrs. T. E. Hooker. by Mr. Charles a Dream of by J. Whichard, violin disorderly It seems that Mr. Haven, a South, owned an operated by a noise the went people of a whole some, intelligent down to investigate and found vitality strictly I the man lying on a couch in a American, who their stupor. Upon ordering and who are proud enough of; him to leave the man refused themselves and place of j and from what be learned, birth to make it the on Mr. Havens, who is Mecca of and who are lame, in a threatening attitude, i i. ambitious to turn over to Havens him et ,,,., by n in bright Dr. a skilled that ii nit only to the en -r and mm moral, educational industrial and leave the premises. After agricultural progress, nut teem getting him one of the house Mr. as well with undertakings Havens called ti his night watch- and plans out of which will I man to follow the mm, which he the durable and trailing him to and seeing factory things of life. him enter a residence on Fourth is the capital of this street. land, the of it's but the cad was rec lived at B bird was gong the recent Are, we are, headquarters night to I. circled t without necessities which police was on another and in front of I be replaced. In Chief Poler was her great astonishment dropped I order to we will bis residence. I n flow Recently Register of Deeds the age limit is twenty one years trees, bright Dr. Shaffer is a violin Her love for and his playing was much and appreciation of it as was also the soon rewarded and utmost startling man- A little bird began circling and round just above her, all the lime coming nearer. I kept perfectly still, watching AFTER THE SAME GIRL The guests were all with refreshments. d to library fund tint- ed to some over IN N C. CONTEST. . TRAINING SCHOOL VICTORIOUS. by n One I. i to be Given in Defeats C lo in a Game of Three Prizes. Baseball On the first day of August The j It a and interesting game Uplift will give away one , of baseball, made by dollars to three pupils of long hits and the public schools Caro- plays, the E. C. T. T. S. on Mon- day afternoon auspiciously open- ed its baseball season by defeat- . i o , ii to u , ; t w. . Train- i school i- ii-i .; h elf h i . , n bases. be i I school out in I and their in the victory for the purple and gold, iii- town rooters bat in i with the yells i m s the ; but a gentle wind in th of a raging The features i-. one band hot grounder, and in as No. No. No. 8.-120.00. offer is mad Spirited North to courage public school pupils t investigate their county's audio cultivate the same, and pat spirit WHAT IS IT We want a story about every county in North Carolina, its sir. shape, topography, its beginning, its people, achievements, it. name, its industries every thing would make ; stranger knowledge of the county not to exceed Words. At five good must ac company the I'm ground j, Which One Will Get Her of five things, p or s enter into making vivid understating of the county. CONDITIONS. i This contest is upon to any white pupils of line p lie schools of North Carolina, have to get together and devise Went t on ways and is to supply ditto needs and in addition, lay a Strong th a. needs that though not immediately pressing are never just as -s hence the hen hopping Moore it license The story must be type- gate the affair. little bird turned a certain couple in this written an in hands of the In the meantime Night bead watched her from i license has DOt editor f The by July h. John Harris and little b.-. returned to indicate that 1910. . name of the can tribal, r mast not appear .- but u.- by ilia chief its little gift marriage had taken place. to the house designated by to b- received, it soother license was where they Miss ail- i for issued for another found a young about was overcome a mass meeting in one op old asleep in a room, fully on a date that dressed with his clothes disorder- CONDITIONS DETERMINE ed and bloody. The man being The audience to be by denied knowledge at Mr. He office's to close; by personal work gave name as Johnson, of individuals; of r but was by Commerce; of the Tobacco Hoard Harris as George of of of The Carolina this city. A warrant of The Women's Clubs; of all the been sworn out by chief Fowler Fraternal orders, and of public churning him with forcible paSS he was taken to the A of arrangements, station and locked up. He will man and the young lady being singled whose appeared in the little gift Times IN Ala meeting of the Club, S, C, Much 3rd, 1910. the following were Inasmuch as in His , has removed to it higher life our beloved friend and and a finance committee to be be given a in co-worker, M. Louisa . cured by committee's from mayor's court at tn I o bow with humble submission license teen there was a third I plication from still another young l man for a license to wed the lady. three licenses in bands of three j different men all v. anting to marry the. same the is which one of get her. Evidently of young men I f;. mentioned, morning. The man was Clamber of to have entered die Tobacco Board of Trade, Caro-1 house during the early morning Club, Women's End of for some unknown object. Century Club, Civic League, has been to fur. Club and Fraternal i orders. duties of the coin- j will be arranging all de- progress, tails necessary to the completion Greenville's need of an opera of a of them ass meet- house and rooms for women's and to raise necessary funds, club.-; by Sans Submit this plan to all of the Live, above organizations, with the Greenville's need of an opera request that they call a meeting house and lodge adoption of same, and for by Masonic that they appoint their commit- representative to Hi will lo Library. and be it ladies the Ed of the First, That in the are at the Mrs. Cox, of the cm has lost one its m are toward members. them to re-establish th Second, That we extend to her ilia library that was lost In the relatives out sympathy I recent fire. The following vol- the hour of bereavement, contributions have been praying that her example of I made, and should be many Christian life inspire US lot with renewed seal in Mas-j r. D. L. sot of book until we are upon to folio her to the happy j Hiss Martha tee's and representatives. The following topics for dis- are Greenville's need of an Greenville's need of an opera house and com for bin lodge rooms for Odd Fellows, by Odd Fellow representative. Greenville's need of an opera house, and a Chamber of house and comfortable lodge room for by representative. Greenville's need of an opera and comfortable lode room for Red Men, by Red Men Greenville's need of an opera house and rest room for ladies, that is active, by Chamber of Commerce representatives. Greenville's need of an opera house and Other things, by To- board of Trade Greenville's of in opera house and a library building, by End of Century book Cub re- Greenville's of an house sanitary improvement, by Civic League representative. home beyond. Third, a of our sec- book of minutes to her m unary and these resolutions inscribed Fourth, That a copy of resolutions be sent the relatives with whom she lived, and that be published in The tor. Mrs. B. D. Forest, i Mrs. A. D. Cox. ; Com. Mr. M. Butt, 5.00 5.00 Mrs- J. E. Winslow Mrs. R. O. J; dries Mrs. J. G. The will take pleas- in publishing any other do- nations that may reported to the office or to Mrs. W. A. Bowen. Praise To Whom Praise is Doe. Editor Your past kindness makes us Build a Pavilion and Bath ask your I good paper today. The coming of spring weather j Civic League desires to has started up boat riding through your columns by King's Daughters the river again. And this reminds appreciation of every How can we accomplish our needs, by An enthusiastic speech, by Greenville's need of an from a distance. an I the m the nit . n that will a men's club, one that active in- in promoting The foregoing i n out lino for a plan W get Green buy in doing something Ii th town. Now, i- get bu y. hit's have such a and make things move. once to say that Green- by made ought to have a pavilion -q.,. with bah houses and boat houses j on the river front. . . u;. could get much pleasure and W observed this recreation from the river if morning not only a careful proper provision was made for sweeping of sidewalks, but the boating an bathing. In front of Herbert bl- to the pleasure afforded the moods, barber shop had been people, it would be a washed and the investment. ought to cleanliness of it naturally attract get busy in this direction. As it ed our attention. get busy in as it i man .; .- . Greenville has no one we'd worth . e. place for recreation. Reporter, schools if the plums must in instance be the story; and the d- with t. i i name and address must be sealed in an p.; and accompany i he story. Any contestant read con.-ult any authority or any person or or any sourer, for or advice. In envelope containing the real name and tie plume, contestant must in his or own give e by ant With plume, is original; was and by nu and was n no wise corrected or changed by any other person, Any m y, to carry out conditions this secure services . any one to put or script into type-written copy; but the copyist has no right to correct any error that may appear in laid manuscript. No c instant need be a tub scriber to Uplift; out to keep touch with the contest it may prove advantageous. No story not furnished in type-written copy will be No story showing on its face any evidence as to the real name of the contestant will be considered. No story unaccompanied by at least five will bi couriered. On July all scripts will be turned over to a committee of competent persons to ascertain the winning stories. The best will be first, winning a prize of the next will be second, winning and the next Will be third, winning A STATEMENT. The Uplift will be grateful to all superintendents; principals of rural and city . v. re . I a pitching school. He had town at his tn- it the game an fourteen did the Greenville sluggers fail t con his benders. by It H E ii Batteries; iv and Brown; White, James Struck o Hal ad y by White in .- x i-i .; i , J i n -in two i i o i hills, off . I. Two e t. ., L- i-o i i and . i M ye Catastrophe. Buds Pest, M .-eh -Two hundred and fifty men, women and w i t ti I ill, when v i barn in which it was being h . the vi was in i barn, i tin fire the cm , Three hundred were it jut , besides killed. The -d became tangled and Kits, ch d with a struggling m and b the two-thirds out root t- II t. Km. Mrs who last week was lo a ho in for an m, dice I hi re . morn- r. in. i will b. brought home on the midway train to morrow and the interment will place in the afternoon in the Fleming family burial ground near House station. Mr. e was form Miss Lizzie daughter of Mrs. Mollie Fleming. Besides the husband and mother, she survived one sister, Miss Her mother and sister wont to Norfolk Sun- day. Closed Business Hue. B. closed their dry go h.-re and moved it t Si nth Carolina, Mr. M. who has been man- aging business here, will go with it to South Caroline, and Greenville will I and contest the widest possible publicity, that every county may be represented by at Last one or Tr more limit to the numb from any The Uplift, in adv. -all its papers of t aid i no if y will give this this contest a wide publicity. giving .

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