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AW DEPARTMENT I In Charge of F. A. EDMONDSON Author o The Eastern J Application The is the Kind DYNAMITE ICE- A U. With Peary on the Roosevelt. think MM of of expedition the f i win the If Better send your orders in M . The P be. When the for Cox Cotton Planters, the i i,. . have ti e if guano sowers, economic U i reins B have our careful attention. Co. i Owe i a Piano SICK boot, and to ova owe it y to x; the display at the Fine man White Prof. ii-t toe do f Take No Substitute. UNIVERSITY NOTES M. w c . you need. See us. by The A. G. U A new lot of lamps Manufacturing Harrington, Barber Co. neat The spring rush is coming in. i Better your orders in Chapel Hill. N. C. April 11.- On Thursday night two victories ward added to the debating dared them r-r . My the University of North re k -hoe-k ho its- Messrs. C. E Cox Mfg. Co., ,., 1st- I resin-d F N Cox won a unanimous N C I ox w . ,;, . a. , decision over a team representing . ., ,. a ,,, line If you want a useful planter. v, a . J It . aH. .- r . A cotton, corn, peas, . h. i. -u C. cheap K. W. at Johnson ,., ,,, if of Washington u it. sun on railroad street had been n Lee University before an Tame that for which taxed the . .- a Any frame. c the grand opera house in , , , a , i-s i Greensboro. US a a As w. w ;,, cm. A. V. w, never when w t. de u ii that of In purchase a a, . Carolina the by A. O. Cox Man ., , , ,.,. , to a large city. U a glance you will inspect a lint cot alone stand of tot e. T and in character of e, y and general in a class to but you I m with that stand here at d incomparable an. where. Eight j different makes t. select from, none of those cheap v department. re pi era. OP ch- put each MM a stand acknowledged fame and in the trade. kt piano be, i known will take your piano in for one of sell ply- also carry the AN, the of the world. and taken in terms to s sit Chen in Greenville visit out . . m-mt .-----. with had ha Harrington, u. lb t the University of Georgia after a contest held in At the same lime I Messrs. H. E Stacy and R. sausage and fish, going measured arms with K. at Johnson her m White. Next door to Carr Atkins Han I ware o. store. REPORT OF THE I THE BANK OF AT At the close of business I-. i i, Co, to C- New lot of dry no- ., , R D. just in. while Hie t congress may by law Ad A- w- An near la newborn came in yea-1 How is your soul Let the question. It was a time for , , . j-; but ed, That all corporations doing parted oat inter-State commerce business a steam cap-, h y fa out man we It. j . . was over Federal charters under such con Resources Loans and discounts . Overdrafts secured unsecured Furniture and fixtures 1,670.60 Due from 60,73.8 Cash items 897.88 Gold coin Silver coin, including minor coin currency 010.65 Nat hank and other U. S. Notes 2.837.00 ten; fro . where lei US show you our new lot of has been for Mr the shoes. Barber ft Co p,, days. A nice six key fountain Te County School . u. j i , , Th. . W-have purchased the re the desks for you. ard i of s. or thirty j feet Just by granted. n in the i Carolina in thirteen debates them. left f . University of on ton I .,. Z i e oar at t his won all but four. Out of The was now debate with Washington and L-t at the I one won 101,013.07 OF FARMVILLE, N. O. March 29th, 1910. Liabilities stock 10,000.00 6,000.00 profits lens cur. exp and 4.086.89 rime of deposits 16.311.31 Deposits sub. to check Cashier's 1.104.86 Total STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA , County of Pitt, I, J R. Davis, Cashier of the i hank, solemnly rear that the above statement i true to the best of my J. R. DAVIS, Cashier. . a Out of the three intercollegiate i knew If she debates in which she has engaged driven any ti. Ill- we being do repair work and dress of in and i- A ii Cox M;. very soon N. C. J. H. Cobb, Standard, was in .-w edge and Subscribed and sworn to before me, this day of April. 1910. J. A. Notary Public, ltd For of ti. L fountain. J. i. left received, a nice lot of H. Barber i Co timber. Harrington, Barber Co. A nice lot of matting just. In. A. W. C. holds the distinction of having ITEMS Pole N. C. April 12- Mrs. Emily wile of J. B- Cotten. of was in town I Fr If you want a good plow ., . . ,, .,. ago and was buried on Tuesday the. Syracuse Harrington, . . . u , . ., , in the Bunyan Baker course. m . e ground I. S. n i-f Washington, i , . . . was in ton yesterday. HZ Tl When in need of groceries calla l , at Johnson's. U. B. Schwas under construction j -ii lot her death cancer, was pillows , Spring and p for the A. N. C. Our boys crossed oats i order . the University of Pennsylvania. tier -IT no i de- she has won three. Carolina In the III. r. lei I m batter- to smash the won twenty-one out of twenty i.-e between the and Hie eight during her bat- it-.-- making and of having for ship rest on. The . . k. M.-r- up from lost a series. Among her rivals lift- have been John Hopkins, ed and Washington Tulane, and Le. were in pieces and the Universities of Georgia. on the Pennsylvania and Virginia. of which we had for this pose. A wire from the battery had. of i The Call the Blood been one of . , primers burled In dynamite, for wire dynamite were thrust I. W a W. J. R. Davis, F. M Davis, Directors. j buried many years ago. She house a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. , i moth n . mi s in -ail of liver trouble, hut the down a U in B in Ur. i P The Miter end wire was then j; give clear sum, rosy die. ks, with the battery, every one line comp them, to a no at or. the far of deck, and a sharp push plunder of the ARE THEY will not burn. split or Ilka wood Will not crack and roll like slate. r; like plain tin. Neither will they during They never d repairs and as b. t A en last of all, they the hands, roof and era . COBB, Agents. . . . . L,. current the, very patient in all of K . wires She was one of the Tb ship shook I best of Every one th t Ilk. u dish of mid a column knew her thought much of a wen, a, lulu air. loll. Tin- of lie she her ; m of i, e. for Oar more W the lust tribute audit, was proven by the concourse of relatives id. F. r nice fresh herrings see A. w Co. Winter v. . bit aw going buy o., don't b W. Ange ft to. Leave your orders for lea at H. L. Will be de a i, town, and mi cloth, the fl. one. cover it over. Harrington, Co. call your to our new line of groceries. R. Dry goods for the birds, A. W. f. Before buying, see my line of post H. L. Johnson. F r spring dress good, embroidery and laces see us- New lot. in. Barber Co- J. F. Harrington left day for Oxford to mile Walker to Oxford Mr. ton is a very strong and Mason, and is always on of respect to one that was gone but not forgotten. We had another Wed- followed by some cool days and light Friday Saturday mornings. went to U. Hampton's and In Paris in tin- revolution of 1830 a law was by one the king's down a copy of the ordinances placard-1 oil oil wall. T he was was mil. so ran Nearly a R. E. has tobacco plants ready to of i in- CD. Smith went to Wilson republic of . . . .;. MM e wills III. , Sunday m i.-. r The busy planting ,, ,,.,. . .,,, corn and cotton and preparing word or tobacco for transplanting. Sons will this week. j,,,, was pa- We think will de win. died ripe stamping out the smallpox in our section. It is Th r-kind only among the Colored people. The Km la ml an- the tie has three houses quarantined. . of the widely and has vaccinated about all in mt r the j of lb. pole so. I miles from i-nil of ca. A former governor of F. M. Bowden, who for tin- hue sir months was assistant operator; . . Weak Heart Action There are certain nerves that control the of the heart. When they become weak, the heart action is impaired. Short breath, pain around choking sensation, fluttering, or rapid pulse, and other symptoms fol- low. Dr. Miles Heart is a medicine adopted to the needs of these nerves and the mus- structure of the- heart itself. It is a strengthening tonic that brings speedy relief. Try it. I J suffered with what I was when . me I laid i I ninny the Dr. came i Into my and concluded IO , try Dr. Heart Cure. I I taken and now I am Mil I n. medicine It. I write la boW II attract of who . t sol Slain Ky. Or. Milt.- Heart Cure, and it him Io of battle if It lain, if Medical Co., Ind Mr. J- C. I. Sale of for Par About a quarter to o'clock Tuesday morning I Ir. J. i North a, I In Superior Pitt county J Before D. C Moore, , , kn Willis D. Johnston. F. V. Jo C. Alb t it the M. . . . Mr i , home of Ins sister, Greene, on street. R. j virtue of a deer, the Superior . TI court of county, nude by U. C. was in his year, c been in feeble tor some b g,, He is survived Monday Use day of a ,,.,. April, St e o'clock noon, being B cay of the ferns of two sisters. Mrs. M. E. An Superior com t, expose to i , the l door in and Mrs. K. r for one brother. Mr. W. B. following of j land, to Situate the side Deceased was a member of the u ,,, hip church, and a member county Carolina, a . c II-. i on the no them of Tar at a of the Odd Fellows, in standing three holy being one of the oldest and most the edge of . . , . c the toe. and faithful member of Covenant . Lodge. his church, his lodge old aid and a host of friends be was held Sit Town in high esteem. said creak to , o the ,. i. . a river to tn. b g. i The funeral took place at lorn th am. o'clock Wednesday afternoon, tract or land ,,. In a certain by Bill c to Susan tery. The funeral being recorded m the i -u nil c ii a in in conducted by the Old will be made The pail bearers were Messrs. among G E. Harris. A. C. of Ma Kb. Ilia Sara Flake, J. R. Corey. Wiley t. u Brown and Adrian Stray Taken I taken up one cow and calf, color re-I and white, and in the light, fork and When using the Ledbetter One under bit in left. Owner tan ,. r. M One Seed Piaster. in the We tern on telegraph have would while -.---, there If In-con Id have office here, resigned to accept w a position with Norfolk Southern Railway in home bet lieu w ,., .-. get seed one bushel of cotton seed will plant three acres, N. C. Come see the Ledbetter. Subscribe tn Th J. G. Subscribe for The Mason. is always on Southern Railway in his home . . , s the lookout for town. Now Bern. He Is spier.- of n k B T H A W M T I U T we I f congratulated for th hi leaving Greenville. , ; to food good it is doing in our vicinity For nice and spring shoes, sue my new lot. A. W. Ange ft Co. Greenville. ,,. -it s lull, after all. the Five will M tin- I rive coses ow win cure any case of chills and fever., to national puns root and law. An over many Bronchial Remedial, It rid. th. system a cold by s. on the bowels. No Guaranteed o or money refunded. Prepared b- CO. CHICAGO. U. A, FOR SALE BY JNO. L. WOOTEN i. N; THE 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 O. No. FARMERS CONSOLIDATED THE MIL. WIN. ANNUAL MEETING HELD TODAY IN STAR WAREHOUSE St. per cent Declared Pies dent The seventh annual meeting of the stockholders of the Farmer Consolidated Tobacco Company, was held today in the Star ware- house. of the stock- holders was by the very large attendance, Pitt, Lenoir, Greene, Wilson, Beaufort and Martin counties all being President L. Joyner in calling the meeting to order offered congratulations upon the attendance gratification the interest the stock Holders in the Tn- first business was the state by Secretary W. H. of work of the company fir the past year. This report, much to the of the stock- holders, bowed that the directors had ordered the payment of a dividend of per cent in cash as a result of the past year's work. also contained a resolution adopted by the director, in effect that soliciting of the sale of the cum be but that an bona tide who desires suck in company nuke application the in writing, to the directors, win pass upon the same it it can be In his annual report resident gave a review of the pro- the company us organization in October shoeing its successive steps development year by year. This present dividend of percent, makes a total of paid in the seven years. dent Joyner also punted out the average sales of the Consolidated Tobacco as compared with the sales of warehouse, showed that had sold for higher price, each year thin the other warehouse Baaed on monthly made by the secretary of the Tobacco board of Trade, it was that the Formers Consolidated Tobacco during the past season per hundred pounds higher than other houses, pay- to farmers in round about mom other houses paid for the same quantity of tobacco. President Joyner congratulated the upon their to the company, and stated that a very small percent of them had tailed to patronize the com- warehouses, and they among those farthest removed from the markets. President Joyner also spoke of the relation of the company to i its relation to the stockholders, and the relation of the stockholders to the He showed that the Consolidated Tobacco Company is antagonist to pa other interest, tut an organization of farmers to curry on business for i He also strongly a reduction in acreage, I declaring that prices will be regulated only the law of supply and demand. If more tobacco is Mined the wade demands, price lie up. and on the Oilier I, ml it more is raised than ii Peed-d by the trade. will The C. I. h and E. E. us they were both Atty. Bickett Files Op Case. f is the opinion of the attorney general in the the case which was referred to him by the Agriculture Department and the the whole case I am of the opinion that the Department of Agriculture cannot grant to any one immunity from for a violation of the law, but I am further of the opinion that the law does not forbid bleaching per and that it is entirely lawful for the of agriculture to notify the North Carolina millers that for the present the Department TH PARLOR DOLL. Mother Works to Death far A wise Gotham judge last week delivered a scathing lecture to a girl in her who ran away because mother made her wash the dishes when her man was waiting to see her in the The girl will doubtless remember her court experience, but it is doubtful if she will learn anything from it The army of is. unfortunately, growing at a rapid rate, in the working and middle classes, since th- marriage mart has b come overstocked with femininity And while this increase takes place, there is an army of aged HENRY DEBATING SOCIETY A TOBACCO MARKET Last the Session Held Fri A I the Are day . The boys society of the grad-1 A . for Wash- ed school, the Henry is assured this Debating Society, held its final The final meeting Friday Newsy Items of Interest for Bear Readers. New Bern. April sea on. Murphy, red, o was par- , ., arrangements last week by night. Two for the opening t th. on the recommendation STATE NEWS weeks hence the debate with j meeting last night in the Washington will be held, and Commerce rooms, at then examinations will be the which quite a large number of larder of the day. The boys felt business men were sent, that could not undertake The will be run of Agriculture will not insist, worn and weary, start- a matter of fact, that bleaching down hill toward the by the Alsop process amounts to sunset. adulteration, but that fl While you tit and listen to the which by actual analysis is found sweet which fall ever another Th meeting Friday night wan given over to declaiming. The following declamations were David Moore. ed by Adrian Brown. Confederate Al- to the ; Milton Pugh. operated under the Tobacco Company. The warehouse market will and in full blast when of the county physician and board of county was liberated on Friday died Saturday was sent to the roads fr i, but b sentenced, d pneumonia, followed by It was seen that rot live to contain nitrites or any pois- on es ingredients in such anon from the parlor doll, you hear the footfall of mother ties to constitute a real drudging around somewhere in menace to the health of the J the back- That is one reason pie will be seized and the parties why housekeeping is becoming a selling prosecuted. lost with many young women might be well enough for Mother does it all. the slate chemist to say This old world is full of mothers percentage of nitrates found in who are laboring and loving unto would be a real menace to death. Every day house- health, and for the martyr folds her nerveless ti notify the millers that for the last long sleep; found to contain s greater per-every day pilgrim shoes are would be deemed from tied that Dying Chas. Haskett. men of the city have done valiant Death f John towards the accomplish Spain. Ben Ad- of this new enterprise Whichard. that lave succeeded in the sale of tobacco for the but a the county takes and if nothing I officials took Steps to hive him happens Washington pardoned, which was done by the fair to have one of the best mar-governor, but the only Eastern part of Murphy a free man for State. twenty-four hours. Wedding Ever and anon comes the re- rd mat rave , ,. lain r r a list of wedding their undertaking th- raisers of . . the w-ed w-e-u . , a.;. t j . j. this little r h e to it that the a liberal of their UNIVERSITY NOTES. adulterated. submitted. T. W. Bickett. have given lo make young Bible. shadows are gathering In many Mercer a Chandler r. to Edward Hearne debaters against Washing- tin delivered their speeches on the merchant marine quest ion i the query for the debate. The is was pleased Hill, N. C, April i it. representatives The Carolina but I prepared. leave Thursday of this week at wood- Friday night's meeting was. the Northern trip. good. best has to be played are Davidson, fan gift bad. The boys and Lee. aim I hops very matron will learn and it for future use. It is capable of attaching to I like the immortal rays hath of our child- hood Ware, u.- , all tin. J homes today win re the in Cs Graham sent a th- front room are turned low. copy of the opinion along with the letter to . of the this J. D C. Sentiment is rapidly crystal against the The press speeches and s tee., no one having -.-. . , . ., T, , v . A. When to a and the Navy. At . . i- Will if P is-d the Km. d any j the of me trip g the f them this meeting. at j the sirs, A half a n ; Half a I lowly I d. critic of the society was Chapel Hid pleased to know that such good I other games will close the base work could be done without hall season. The assistance. were unexpected aid , I disappointing. In the fast pace of two Fayetteville, N. state in almost every in- I enclose you a is unqualified in de of the attorney general's opinion In in the case submitted to him both the News and me . w- ,, . association and Evening Times The action of the depart- j waging warfare on the business. l u tan, away will be in accordance with aldermen have raised his opinion he is the legal the license tax to Another adviser in such matters until nit action taken in decided by court of competent was the raising of license Bring we ling go J. So few tee The date, five That may The -Ex. be School Closing The Cox taught by Misses Con and Sadie will Friday with exercise, at night. A prise will be given to one who has- improved jurisdiction. Yours truly. W. A. Graham. Commissioner. Mr. J. A L. Dead Mr. J. A. L. Templeton, Ayden. who on was car- to hospital in Ki died there Tuesday afternoon, and the remains-, accompanied by Rev. J. H. Griffith, were to Ayden for interment. Mr. Templeton was a native of England, but had lived in Ayden for several years. He leaves one sister. tax drug i tores handling whiskey prescriptions to The town of Wilson has just license tax on tear beer to In and other towns are fighting the evil, and it is to be that the legislature authorizes cities to refuse license to form of law evasion. The Stan- Enterprise speaks out plainly on the question of enforce- pays when it is enforced. It does not pay when it is backed up by a set of with flexible backbones and re-elected by acclamation, tickling palates and a long thirst. President Joyner referred to prohibition, but a movement among the ware-with those whose business it is housemen of Eastern North Car-. to Prohibition is prov to have the market open successful in North Carolina later August 1st, that date where men right moral being deemed to early. An ex enforcing the It seems to us that more gold- , . , opportunities are the is hoped that young men of today, especially the team will get over me slump in the South and in Norm the Northern trip. A victory particular., rise its I world man at any previous tune I Almost V I in is men The student b is as ever be and one to the one who has made factories want as and expects a, the bast record. and r.-; record for tie remainder of Prof. Nye, principal of Winter- Present Carolina his a I the and patrons pros.-ion of the stockholders was taken and s large majority de- f of the market not opening until September. The singing class of the Oxford Orphan in charge of Mr. Brown, were invited to take dinner with the stockholders. They entertained the meeting News. Ask s Blessing For Coming Crops- Out Mt. way they keep up a beautiful custom that it does one good to contemplate. In the spring, when are being for another crop, a day of farting prayer is ,,,, . and blessings are with a few selections and a col-1 invoked upon the coming for them is observed-this in addition to the I i mt ii in every the I fervid ; towns and cities editors tor and colleges want mid dents. he list could be ed at great length. Una great drawback to many young man is are unwilling to begin at the bottom. I hey have notions and want to begin at the top. The most men today industrial began at bottom and worked up- is no reason why a section hand on a railroad cannot become president of the road it has occurred. To succeed in the high places one must be trained in the school of experience, must learn to obey they can learn to com- Order, system, method is essential in every undertaking. The development of our public school system is offering poi lions of honor, trust and great responsibility to men of North Carolina as well as to the women. The consolidation of schools as well as establishing schools of high grade that re quire a number of teachers opens opportunities to young men of stability, character and to command. It is no discredit to them to that amounted to At the conclusion of the meet- in tho Star warehouse, all adjourned to warehouse where was served, and the dividend checks went Daily the breach. Reflector Ml h. meat Saturday with V. P. at Vi. won some days ago from Forest working to the Virginia Other meets are arranged with and Lee and college. A movement is on foot to have a state meet at Raleigh. The student volunteer mission hand received into member ship week Les S. Turlington of the senior class. Turlington makes the seventh member of the band. Tho other are E E. B smelt, A R. Morgan, W. L J. W. C. E. Norman and H. R. The volunteer band is doing a great work. Besides keeping of are invited, Greenville Finn Gels Another York Cobb this town, have been the contract to erect a new building the A. M. College, Raleigh, There were fifteen bidders for tho contract, but the Greenville was lower than any other, their bid being The next lowest bid was the highest was There quite a range in the bidding, Card of We desire to our sin- thanks to the bond of alder- men and to and men of the town. the students, do an deputation worn In the surround- country in co-operation with the twenty students engaged in the rural Sunday school work. Carolina has a clean sheet of debating victories for this collegiate year. fail discredit to to that d won women as head of schools a , and except in rare instances from and and we must have men to fill and Stacy Wash- these places. The youth who has . , the national Thanksgiving day U twice each year tells of of some other it is more honored in the observance than Robe-, been up to do he pleases except he pleases to do right and to obey his superiors call and never succeed in these pines it is a crime to allow them to i their own way during the years their character is being formed They need stem Donation to Library who so kindly coop rated with us in the of the rest mom for women, which was recently destroyed by fire. We wish to say that the place is now temporarily closed for want of a suitable room for that purpose, but it will be re established just as soon as a can be secured. A L. Blow, President Patient Circle King's Daughters. Mrs. J. G. Secretary. Mrs. R. Treasurer. POOR PRINT Dr. O Hyatt be in Mrs. Hooker, of Rich- Greenville at Hotel Bertha, has sent a contribution of 2nd and 3rd. . and Tue.- for Greenville i s . V of the eye and line to fit them for the that people away interested in this good T d

Si WORKS WONDERS will produce at a trifling cost the most perfect imitations of hardwood. is the best article ever produced for the home and there is nothing to compare with it considering its insignificant cost. has a of uses in every home, but it especially excels for Floors where it is fast superseding Linoleum, Mattings, etc. Just give it a trial FOE BUSY -New Briefs far We. The that money cm it at S. M Parker fountain pens, pen ink. and library Book Store. Have you seen the monogram E C. T. f. S. at cure case of chills and r. Price d w so G. , , ,. . at n Now that our directory will go ,., H mm r i mess in wry few day, it II III How do f, , Courier Journal at to injure your, i arm lifted, cents per places one in your residence. It f sensation is not that a Mr tun.- an H trove f nerve. if a per.-on put lo a ed or in the staBs of a candle i a certain of time, the art of a before the of the a man with an arm fun. the known -ate of mission i man would have to live more fan a hundred ream after before he his CHAIRS ROCKERS LOUNGES MANTELS GO-CARTS BALUSTERS HALL TREES BEDSTEADS SIDEBOARDS REFRIGERATORS DESKS DOORS FRAMES ORGANS SHELVES CRADLES FIXTURES CABINETS BOOKCASES MUS C RACKS is extremely brilliant and durable. is not effected by hot or cold water, The telephone directory I in a very few tail is I he last chance to advertising in same, have only a limited amount left and very cheap. A Speedy Core for ii. For by J. R. G. N. C. R. p Condign of Greenville Banking Trust Co. At GREENVILLE, the f Carolina, at of busings, 1910. Loan All r s, Ba M n it h and t loans HI i ii Duo from . Bare ii Sitter in no- i National Ii ml. I an I other o, not a 7.1 i; Capital paid in fund lest cur- n ex- and laM id. Time ear, Men. p.-. Ii i 17,600.00 STATE NOR CAROLINA County I, S. Carr. the above bank, do solemnly swear th it the s is true to the b st I my kn and belief. C. S. CARR, Subscribed and to Correct mi, toil day cl April, 1910. A M. R C. J. Moore, Notary Public Directors. A Proclamation For a number of years I have been pay- rent for house in which I shelter those de- pendent on me, and It having been brought to my attention I could purchase a for those loved ones with the same money spent for rents, RESOLVED, That I will take advantage of this opportunity, buy shares In the Series of the Home Building Loan Association are now on build me a home and be independent in my old FATHER. FAMOUS GIANTS. lain th of Mart Modern Ones. The record of men for at an the history of the for in the Old Testament Of, of Haitian is a sing ii nine cubits loOK, is i i it sixteen and a half feet Later are read of of slam David, i was and a The j Mat bulk, to Then tallest man that has seen in one in the of the late emperor, brought out of Arabia. He nine feet nine more modern there was John child of who born in Lancashire, in I feet inches tall. His hand meas- seventeen from the to the up of the Roger, the palm and a inches m breadth, Was in 1701 measured eight feet seven inches in height. I hand to the tip of the middle finger MM twelve inches, mid hoes wire seventeen inches long. culled eight feel four inches. Ba died in and his skeleton is in the museum tin College of Si porter of Prince of afterward IV., at palace, was nearly eight feel tall. II, a native of the es, seven feet six inches, exhibited himself in London In Hale-, the seven mill n tall Chang Woo slant, was seven feel eight when n years old, when ha was ex- in London in to eight feet, he at the Westminster with a Norwegian giant, nine Inches, m June, 1880, Captain Martin Van of Kentucky and Ann Swann of Scot in, each about seven feet tall, in London and were St. Juno IT. 1871, Marian, the in was tight feet inches tall when exhibited in Lon- don in 1883. n native of Austria, eight feet nine Inches tall, exhibited in London in n was feet eight inches when exhibited in in the age of ., I I . I. Sm at ii. Ii,. and tit U et c- U, BaS pl. all,, I iv i it to Us i End I y and r-t t . v S l. a m , id . . t i I i I I a . .; , lit .,. r. c I on. rid M V l- i tit d i- other cl d- n U but r t n I by I. th y t ; daM U Ma. J , 1st mm or i i In. y, MRS. Live r Pi I a box . boxer 1.00 c n up u aide of n fr m . IsM Th in r's Mi Tea. ft no it. Stacy Adams Quality Many new styles in Oxfords and Pumps. and E Widths, and New I of Women's Oxfords and Pumps received today. Come in and let us show you. EXCLUSIVE SHOE STORE Norfolk and wired J. W. Caw r actor. 3-4 Low 5-s r- U 3-8 Strictly i- c 3-4 lit 11- YORK LIVERPOOL FUTURE MARKET Brokers. raw tubs May July tO Oct If Due Con 7-8 May July Ribs M May Lard inly o ton Mai -l. by Near acres or more- land yards of the limits of the torn of for sale Monday. April known the lands of the late Frank Johnston, F. C. Commissioner. Cobb Co. NORFOLK. VA,. Cotton Buyers, Broken in Stocks. Cotton. Grain and Provisions, PRIVATE WIRE to New York. Chicago and New Orleans. Water Damage Sale We have a small quantity of goods that were slightly damaged by water during the recent fire which will be closed out at much below regular prices. In this lot are some Rugs, Mat- tings, Dressers, that are great bar- grains at reduced prices. Our regular stock of Furniture embraces all that is new, attractive and such articles as are needed in your home. Taft Boy. Furniture Co. If you trade with us we both make money Tobacco Flues FROM L H. Pender GREENVILLE, N. C. With in making flues, ha and Tinning A Great Show of Dry Goods Dress Goods Trimmings Millinery Clothing Shoes Hats Is now on at our big bargain store. If you want to know what it requires to be fashionably dressed, and want to dress that way, you should see our line and buy from us. We have the most beautiful line of every- thing for everybody in the city. See our display window, then price our goods. The prices are as attractive as the goods. C. T. Greenville, N. C King by Ban by OF CHAPTERS. Charter Kin arrives in Edelweiss, capital of and mets list beautiful of a II-King; does a for Robin, the yo nil r of w John an American. Ill police. King and him the invades the royal park, meets the to the Aunt Loraine. committee of ten, conspirators the prince, in an ch m-r. where t-e is who m to kill Robin with a i who that and not J h Count Mar- the prince. CHAPTER X. the mos King. In the kindness of bis heart, old woman to keep from fall- to the door be played Into hands of very material agencies under her control. The next Instant something struck In the face. Then with a fierce Jerk this same object tightened about bin neck. A noose bad been dropped his head. As be was pulled back hi bulging swept Hie cell- Above a square bad appeared In the celling. Two bearded faces were leaning over edge, bands were grasping a thick rope. He was Frantically be grasped the rope, lifting bl i ii self from the floor In the effort to loosen noose with bis free hand. A hoarse laugh broke upon bis dinning ears, the faces drew nearer, and then as everything went black a heavy yet merciful blow fell upon his bead. Not many minutes passed before con- which been but par- lost, returned to It was pitch I he air was hot and close. Not a sound came to his throb- bing ears. Witt characteristic be began to softly. but articulately, a gruff star at band. Interrupted It out, young fellow Swear a man. not like a blamed canary The hidden MM ably an American. inn demanded the cap- here. Unit's where you are. was ti- sarcastic an I am a Chinaman. I was born la an afterthought- U th- worst high banded out- rage I've save your breath, young low. You won't have It very so save what TOO of mean I nm to stop asked prisoner. Something like find out when the boss gets good and ready. You wanted to get a poke at tin- eye. -till you By thunder, that's like an never to let things alone. See what It got you The old mans eye What old for you to find out. If yea can. You've made a poor start do nu American, happen to be Bailed up In a deal like healthier work than making bar- at-1 was going to say Sing Sing, but I bear they've changed the I prefer outdoor Fugitive, might call It that. I'm wanted to seven states. The demand for me is That he bad fallen the of a baud of was quite clear to King. Whether they were or more Important operators against the crown he was of course In no to decide. Time would toll. It enough that they expected to kill him sooner or later. This In Itself was to convince him be was not to held for ransom, but to be disposed of for reasons best known to captors. Like a shot the warning of Olga Hashed into guard had mentioned old Good heavens Could ho mean The cold perspiration King's brow. He recalled In the face. But why evil be anarchists The reds Olga was an avowed anarchist. gad. they think I am a ho exclaimed, light to with a rush. snapped the other. could almost the other a body grow tense despite the space be- tween them you a detective Are yon If you are. Ill finish you up right here. on the wrong scent. By Jove, the laughs on old So you do know s or. then Well, what v or wool mu-b difference, my Owe young of a bob- bing up from behind He see flickering-shad- on the well. Two men crept Into the room s moment later. One of carried a other King's ball over bis foot. ton saw that three were men T II I great, brutal faced fellows, with bared arms that Bended toll well as spoils. I The third man grasped prisoner the feet, swearing In a language of bis The Yankee desperado took his shoulders, together, with ear- j nest they followed the man with the lantern. He could see that they were crowding through a tor narrow passage, depositing with courtesy the floor of what proved to be a rather commodious cave. Daylight streamed Into this lent In the upon hi aide, faced the that looked out upon world. Near opening tall, gaunt f a man. thin shouldered and back was to the captive, hut observed the three men. companions, who sat at Hie hark of the cave, never Mae from striking against sky. The watcher turned to take In the altered conditions him. King saw that he was old. gray haired and cadaverous. This. then, was tho he was William name Is King. I came from lips of old man. j May I you may not Inquire. Put a gag In his mouth. I don't care to hear anything from him. Gag and cut the rope from bis feet. He may walk from now on. Three Men to do bis bidding. King felt hi that Instant that be was looking for the first time the of the Iron Count. Marians dishonored. He lay there helpless, speechless for many minutes, glancing at this cruel tyrant. It was enough Marians suspected of being In way. To be suspected was to condemned. i was speaking. looked up. at an executioner. Iron Count sat upon a near bis Cent I have met before. you remember mooting my eye In Dame think. You remember. see. Ha. You were very slow not to have caught such an old man. I dare say you are wonder what I Intend to do with you. that I have you. Well. I am not man to words. Mr. King, you are quite young, but the good, die young. I am very old. you observe. I will not any that you are to die to- night or tomorrow or any day. for do know. I am going to scud you to a court. Sot an ordinary court. Mr. King, but one of extreme perspicacity. I fancy you will die before long. We can spare you. do not approve of meddlers. It seems to be quite settled that you are a police The steady, cruel eyes fascinated King. He knew that he In straits. I am glad you called again at my temporary abode. Mr. King. cans are always the sooner come, the sooner It's over. It may Interest you to know that I am very partial to Americans. Were I a cannibal I could eat them In relish. I If I bad my way. all Americans should be In heaven. earth surely Is not good enough nor big enough for them, and bell Is already overcrowded. Yes. love tho Americans dearly. I should enjoy a similar visit from Mr. John I expect him to visit me In before I should lite to have nun remain mere his dying I King shuddered. Is coming. I most say fare- well, my bold young friend. My way Hes to the north. This Is merely a land of promise to me. Yon go south- ward, to the city of Edelweiss. But not through the gates; oh. no There are other ways, will find. Good by. my brave Sir I may never see you With a courtly farewell. KT be turned old the tense muscled c and directed final Instructions to the guards. With a curt nod to the men. be strode out through month of the cave and gone. Dusk had settled down upon mountain and val- One of the men cut the rope that bound feet said the Newport man. eat to lie Still gagged and King was hurried off narrow closely surrounded by five Baas, The silent, cautious march down valley, the gap and along ridge carried far Into Bight. This be knew-they were hills above the northern gates. vague. k of a bane loomed up them. Id s be was bustled across the road Into a door, then down a flight of through pitch;, dark- guided by two of a of advice now and then from Yankee saving from perilous He was Jerked up sharply with a to stand still. A dashed suddenly In his face, blinding for a moment. Soon he saw that were la a broad, tare three men In heavy block beards with several of his all were gesticulating fiercely. His Newport enlightened between ruffs of the pipe be was with. chore say young fellow. We turn over M these gents, whoever they ore. You the village gay with these by the sewer line. I pricked m his ears. old inn has had a hole chopped In sewer here, tell me. and It's a snap to get Into the city. very clean or neat, but It gets you there. Well, so long They're ready. I see don't monkey when they've got a thing to In another moment bis guardianship was be was being hurried across the toward an door- way. Down a few stone steps he was led by the bearded crew, and then through n hole In what to be a heavy brick wall. He realized at once where he was. The gurgle of running water came up to Mas. It was the great sewer that ran from the hills through heart of the city, flushed continuously by a diverted mountain stream that swept down from above. He did not know how long they traversed the chill sewer In time. however, water got deeper; rare began to scurry sides of the circle or to swim frantically on In front of the disturbers. At last strange Journey ended. They came to a niche In slimy wall. Up into Ibis men climbed. The above cautiously tapping on what to be solid masonry. To Kings surprise a section of the wall opened before them. He from above by strong bands and literally Jerked through the hole, up steps and then Into a long, dim- lighted room. In of which a long table. was passed on Into n small room adjoining. Some one. speaking Eng- told him to alt down. gag was from his stiff. Inflamed mouth. him some water, said a rake that be was sure be u querulous voice. Hello articulated j turning to the black boarded, bout I There was on Instant of silence. Then spoke, n soft You will know so much row. King. Give him wafer. Ho cannot talk n cry pushed out Into larger mom. where be was confronted a crown of men AM rd women most intellectual retired a to convince nearly hour be was probed with questions concerning bis business tn Threats followed M his were truthful. Well find a way to make you talk tomorrow, my friend Starving la not ., -You me be cried -No You will have pleasure of said s eyed fellow whom he afterward knew as Peter Brutus. He thrown back Into little room To surprise and bonds on his wrists were s match In his box and struck It. There was no article furniture. The floor was bare, the walls green age. A chimney bole In the ceiling was perhaps the means by which fresh could this dreary place. Sleep was claiming bis senses. He made a pillow of bis coat stretched his weary bones relentless floor. -No one will ever be his last thought being of a dear one at borne. Sickness is Unnecessary tr. dreadful burning;, itching skin, whether by in. t skin, scald milk crust, us or -there s just one remedy in the that, c n atop it forever, and that's H- s Rocky Tea Because it because it purifies the blood. Jno. L. Wooten. to demonstrate the value of the telephone in the farm home. 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THE EASTERN i-. short , the tax proposition for those who are delinquent. Failure to D. J. WHICHARD, Hat GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA. Year SI. Six Months Single Copy . by May first meant to lose the right to Tote. rate may be had upon If they keep on they will get the matter with Jeff sure enough, before that fight with Johnson conies off. The Mississippi bribery must be showing a pretty bad kind, as the pointed to Ins breast, punched the trigger with an iron rod and up piper were ruled out from I It would have been more in limy WISH Jo -t the business office in The Sector Building, corner Evans list trouble was said to be Third s Entered in the post office at Greenville N. C, mail matter. cramps. FRIDAY APRIL 1910. Politic is n g eat game. Bryan is back, and next conies Roosevelt, Mr. is now giving the Austrian a look at his pres If congress will not furnish Speaker with gas for his automobile he might draw on his own reserve, as he seems to have plenty of it. bearing th sen must have thought there as danger of corrupting the press boys. Says the Durham Herald candidates for Judge job will probably take up little time of the The Herald bad a tip that the governor's mind was made keeping with his profession if he had used the office for the job, or at least loaded the gun with pied type that might have been picked up around the shop. SALE OF UNA TAXES. Now and then the newspapers make some sent ion of the profit that would come to North Caro- through sheep raising up even before the resignation I What they say is true enough. T. Roosevelt i doing Hungary no-, and the folks hungry to see him. If Tennessee does not put Gov on the shelf w shall be surprised. The president and the gists have made tip, and the hissing incident is closed. We thought Greenville had a monopoly on this kind of but the Wilmington Dispatch says that that way the best sign of rain is for the street sprinkler to come was bis A Statesville stole a lot of corn cotton seed, Wilmington has stumbled on a of organized One of them got caught and was given a sentence of six months on the roads, and as the rest of them deserted him be squealed and gave the organ away. The Durham Herald thinks then went back and tried to when a judge resigns it is it to the very people from whom I because he has something but the one barrier to this in is the dog. As long as a people think more of sorry dogs than they do of sheep, as is the case with North Carolina, the sheep will have a poor showing. The State is losing thousands of dollars annually oil this on point, perhaps some day we will have a legislature that is afraid of the man who keeps a dog. he had stolen it. of course. Got nabbed, Wonder if the census will ill of children at home. Next week may not be the biggest Greenville has ever had but it promises to be the clean- est. Citizens of Tenn., hung Governor Patterson in effigy because he pardoned Cooper. When Mew York's one million stop eating meat the Gotham butchers may . troubled to find customers. The quickest way to get rid of the census enumerator is to tell him what, he wants to know and let him go on. .-nation to Raleigh, .,. , matter of the the gov got little If Robin Cooper's lawyer is on bis job, he will be sure to have the case tried again before Governor Patterson goes out office They may tell all the yams please about the ferocity of the rabbit, but are not going to the boys from him at every or boxes to catch him. The Charlotte News says Pat should resign. He is not going to do so, folks of Tennessee will be likely to put him out the very chance they get. They had a lot of grieving at sight- We take it that a good lawyer make more out of his than he can by being a judge, and but for the honor attached to the position there is little inducement for one to become a judge. Surely the Durham Herald must be mistaken in saying the recorder of Charlotte sent a bi cycle scorcher to t he roads for thirty years. be a worse crime murder, and even for the thirty sentences are seldom heard of. Kinston aldermen were about the white house over the death to pass an ordinance prohibiting of a pet cow. But as the playing of baseball within eminent foots the pantry bills the corporate but Judge there need be no fear H. Allen put in o plea in be- will fall off. I half of the boys, It goes with- i m out that from It it will only stop some of the ,. ,. . ,, . i i I JUdge is Solid with the boys attempted bright, but hackney- . -.-- for anything he Pitt county will have a date for judge of this district, to succeed Judge O H that candidate will be Mayor H W. Whedbee. of Greenville, Pitt is entitled to in this and if Governor does the wist thing Mr. Whedbee Will get the appointment. There can be no question of fitness about the for in legal ability, good judgment and high Harry Whedbee is the peer any man the Nor will any name with a endorsement than his be presented to the for this appointment. He hat the esteem of every man win knows him, and they want see him receive this honor. On the 2nd day May, 1910 be- fore the court house door in the Town Greenville, X. I will sell the fol- lowing real estate for taxes doe State a ml for the year 1909, Beaver Dan Township or Amt. J. L. K. M., 5.02 Tripp, Mrs. N. E., acre. 9.75 Williams, Township Atkinson, Cog- gins; Brown, Mrs. Nancy A., 2.28 Jones, James, 5.24 Thigpen, Brown, 3.28 Bethel Township Carson, W. J. lot, residence, Carson, lot, residence 2.87 Samuel, home, 12.68 Howard, II. lot, residence 3.96 James, M. A. home; Barnhill, 28.83 E. C, J. Taylor, 1.43 Pitt, Willis, lot, 3.75 Arnold, lot, residence 3.38 Carolina Township Chases, Martha A. and bis- f. 3.00 James, J. I., Page, J. E. Mrs. C. II., 2.49 Township. Henry, Sutton, 2.36 Corey, Susan J. 1-3, 2.63 Corey W. L. K. V. Swamp; E. Swamp; Jones, 32.07 Abram, 4.67 Hanson, Thor- 6.13 Thomas, C. Root, 3.10 Building A Co., lots, 45.81 Britt, 15.60 Briley, 1-2 acre, lot, 4.96 John, Jr., lot, Patrick A. H., lot, 13.78 Cherry, L. L., lots. 3.87 Cherry, G. E., lot, 15.99 Commercial Knitting Mills, lot. Mills, Cherry, Viola, lots, 8.42 Cherry, Peter, acres, 4.96 CM, W. J., I lot, 4.30 Clark, John, lots, 4.82 4.06, Carr, Allen, lot, 6.86 Cox, Shade, acres, 5.7 Cherry, lot, 3.70 Dill, A. lot, 1.70 Daniel, Mrs. E. lot, stores; lot, stables, 37.07 Daniel, Joe, lot, Daniel, A. B. lot, 7.03 Davis, Stephen, lot, 3.77 Elks. J. L., 1-2 and 2-3 acres. 14.02 Herbert, lot, 11.11 Edwards, Washington, lot, 5.30 Evans, Frank, lot, 2.79 Evans, Tony B., lots, 11.98 Fleming, lot, 7.46 Forbes, Richard, lot, 4.26 Forbes, 1-2 acres, 4.05 Grimes, Luke, acres, 0.23 Grimes, Miles, lot. 2.22 Greene. John F, lots, 5.09 Gray. Eliza, lot, 3.28- Harrington, W. II., acres, Bat 87.88 Hardy, F. H. lot, 2.05 W. B. acres, lot, 30.93 Hardy. Henry, 3-4 lot 4.02 Hardy. John. acres, Brown, 8.82 remarks about it, let If yon want to see Greenville have more population, some body take -t once Greensboro News. Excuse us please, until of the calendar to give em- In fact we are going to stick to through the spell An earthquake that visited a portion of America de many towns and of people perished. We do hope the fruit crop is safe. Most of us are going t need it in our bill of fare if meat prices continue high. to those who want to cine here. The Reflector has tried to impress the fact that j the great need of this is Some Raleigh Democrats and there will not be kicked over the truces and is- considerable early growth sued a cull for a mass meeting population or business until fee- opposition to the voting built, ordered by the county ex- committee. Thus reads n press Senator Aldrich, of Island Doesn't this jar you the dent Taft addressed a woman's will not be a suffrage meeting in Washington re-election to the . , . ., , , senate and that he will positive and some of the delegate, who retire the expiration of his Judge Jones resigning his office before catering the race for another, is different fr m what some other men have done. did not like what he said ally hissed him. Two state that stand much in need of a board of pardons are North Carolina and Tennessee In fact they are needed in very slate. hereby announce myself a is appearing the papers now. Nothing like get- ting before the people for what want. They are going to try the younger Cooper again, but if he is convicted and sentenced Gov Patterson will do another stunt. present term on March a. 1911. We shall breathe a little easy now, and hope to live a little s close friends he word that he will be a can- United for president again, if the people want dim. This may not be the kind of talk the pres- occupant of that position likes to hear. Those Washington dents who are wiring that dent Taft is tired of his job, must be only putting out a feeler. At any rate it is noticeable that plant for a term are started. The thief who went in the Carolina Dental Depot at Char and stole about a A New York printer took him- dollars worth of teeth, must self off in a rather way. have thought he was going loaded an old shotgun with grub enough somewhere and nails, fastened the I do a lot of extra chewing. weapon to a table so that the Farmers in some of the ties of this State are asking the city fathers of their county seats through the farmers union to provide hitching posts in a pub- lot for their use. is a good idea and will prove a great convenience to the farmers who do not want to put their up at the feed stables, if they secure the and is only one of many that could be secured through union when the farmers pull together. While Raleigh Tuesday i was our pleasure to be in which spent a portion of the with Superintendent J j. Laughinghouse at the Stat- prison. It was gratifying i find everything about the such splendid condition his management. While of improvement was all about the institution, hit has also been to save tin Slate all possible in the way expenses. Laughinghouse, Clerk T. W and Warden T, P. S- e showed the visitors all through the administration building, the prison quarters, cattle pig and garden and the mark of careful man attention was seen all. The recently installed chamber with its electric chair for executing condemned criminals was also inspected Superintendent Laughinghouse takes pride in the conduct the prison and State farms, the institution has never been under better man Mill. J. B. acres, 7.20 Hardy, James, Galloway, 3.77 Potter, I. Wee, S. A. Weal,; Thoroughfare, 2.72 Township Henry, lot, Ayden, J. E., lots, Winterville, taller, Mrs. R. L., -Jot, Ayden, 2.15 Jno. If., lot Ayden 3.10 If. V. lot, Ayden, Lake, lot W. 4.98 W. II., lot, 8.05 J. E, 7.86 J. F, 5.94 Tom. lot 3.00 burst, W. lot W. 3.83 let. 5.18 W. S., J Ayden, 5.75 D. Ayden, 4.01 Ethel, lot 4.06 Mrs. Polly, I lot, W. 4.60 E. E., 3.24 Smith, Martha, 5.71 acres, 7.51 laughter, acres, 2.49 Elbert, J lot. Smith, Earnest, acre, N. Ayden, 4.80 M. B., lot, Ayden, 10.45 J. W., lot, Winterville 3.83 W. E., 10.88 Township G. lot, 8.85 in K. EL, lots, 12.28 Annie, lot, 1.62 Mrs. M. A. E. acres, 2.55 W. T., l lot, 4.00 lardy, Caroline, acres, 4.85 A. P., lot 7.58 G. II., lot, 4.85 Joyner, A. L., lot, 10.08 I Rosa, let, 3.88 Moore, Mary, lot, 2.58 Lena, lots, 5.80 Swain, acres 6.45 Why is it that in every town there are some fellows who will work hard to scotch the wheels of progress, while they would the labor much less burden- some were to join the big- crowd which is behind the wagon pushing it forward The obstructionists, kickers and work harder their way than the builders up whom they are constantly opposing. They have the short end of the lever and, consequent cannot match strength with the force at the other end. The only thing they do is to delay progress-and to receive the well-merited impatience of the men who are always doing things consequently build up their Observer. i 8.29 3.24 0.00 6.63 2.93 60.50 1.51 Henry, lot. Thomas, J. R B. F. lot, Tyson, Ed., lot, Joe, lot, Wallace, Jennie, lot, Falkland Township Heirs, acres, Bryant, acres Mrs. Jas. A., acres, 0.04 John W., lot, 9.90 H., acres, 36.84 Ed, 1-2 Lewie, Mrs. L., acres 2.16 Mosley, D. P., acres, Mayo, Mrs. E., acres Mayo, C. B., lot, Owens, N., acres, Owens Eagles, lot, Owens, B. F., acres, Sanders, Nathan, acres, Vines, Ephraim, acres, Township Arthur, L. C, acres; lot, Batter, K. L., lots, 7.81 W. L., lots, 20.32 Brown, Mrs. C. M., acres-, lot, 12.45 Brown, Mrs. D. T., 9.83 10.14 3.28 21.35 4.02 3.28 1.09 Hardy, Jane, lot. 6.24 Harries, Austin, lot, 4.35 1-4 acre, 1.80 Hopkins, lot, 5.46 Hefner, Dr. E. L., 1-2 acre, 4.20 A. S., lot, 8.49 Johnson, D. B., l lot, 5.23 Sam, acre, lot, 4.81 Jackson. Charlie, lot, Hal. 3.30 King, H. T., 1-2 acres 19.94 King, J. R., lot. 3.80 Lawrence. L. W., lot, 11.10 Bettie, lot, 1.80 Mary, A. 18.09 Leek, Mollie, lot, 6.36 Phoebe, lot, 3.76 Lilly, William, lot, 0.20 Little, Mary, E. 1-4 acre 3.28 Lewis, Frank, lot, 2.29 A. K., acres, 18.30 lots. 2.08 Andrew, lot. 0.04 Hansen, tote 9.49 Mooring, acres, 3.94 Mooring, 1-2 Shivers, 1.80 Nobles, lot, 1.80 lb mend, acre, 1.77 II. A., acres, Flanagan, 24.75 Perkins, J. W. lots, 36.05 Proctor, Jesse lot, 8.71 Peyton, Nettie, lot, 2.70 Caroline, l lot, 4.20 Price, lot, 4.70 Sieves, Ephraim lot, 4.28 Henry, lot, 4.79 William, lot, 0.26 James, lot, 4.26 Tripp, J. W., acres. lot, 12.38 Tripp, lots 17.83 Thigpen, Mary, lot, 3.28 Tucker, Josephine, lots, 7.12 J. L. C. H. 2.63 Vines. 1-4 acre, Patrick 4.12 W. II., acres, 22.18 Wilson, H. lot, 8.41 Walker, Edith, lot, 3.28 Washington, Major, lot, 4.23 West, Walter, lots, 8.13 West, William, lot, 4.05 West, Lena. lot Williams, Watson, lot, 2.79 Williams, Warren, 3.80 Woolen, Dolphin, lots, 4.26 Stephen. lot, 3.80 Webb, Evelyn, lot, 6.24, Township Clark, J. n., acres, 6.68 Little, Miss Nannie, acres C. E, Little, 5.41 little, acres, 3.34 Redding, John J., acres Belcher, 5.70 J. L. Co., lot, 5.68 Whit-hard, D. I, 2.14 acres, 4.03 Swift Creek Township Cannon, George, seres, 1.70 Corey, W. L. F., acres, 5.62 Cannon, George, Sr., acres, 1.85 Gardner, J. A., 38.31 Louis, acres, Harding, W. F., acres, 16.02 E. I 4.26 Jackson, A. L., lot, Grifton, 7.74 Perkins, J. W., acres, 14.34 Wilson, Wash, acres, 4.78 L. W. TUCKER, Sheriff. OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT CHARGE OF R. W. SMITH Authorized Agent of The Eastern Reflector for Ayden and vicinity. Advertising rates furnished We are representing the oldest. Call us, phone Let Cox cotton planter. and strongest Life and your and collect for you. wring plows and cultivates at Insurance Co. in the world, j your personal property J , Call us and let us consult j or you. Ayden Loan Insurance j Co. Phone If you need a open or top buggy, wagon or on J. R. Smith Co. A nice line of coffins and caskets always on hand with a nice hearse at your service at J. R. Smith Co. Dixon. Au experienced blacK smith i- waiting to shoe your horses mules at J. R. Smith Co Dixon. Now is a good time to in the Ayden Department- R. W. Smith. A special bargain counter has been arranged in the mammoth department store of J. K. Smith Co. If you have news items, tell this help to make this column. a creditable one. Don't like you do a book agent, and then wonder at the feeble effort he is making. We are not all Daniels, we need your co-opera- K W. Smith. Found-Near J. R. Smith Co. store, a purse containing several pieces of money. Owner can have same by identify it. Larry W. Smith. The Orphan concert given in the Methodist church Monday night was fine, and we must say that it was the best entertain- they ever gave here. The were over Dr. A. A. Hawks, the eye specialist of Atlanta, will be at the store of J. R. Smith Co May 2nd and 3rd. Your eyes will be examined an i es fitted free. Remember two days only. The Methodist conference meets here, on the 26th. art expecting a large delegation from this state and some from Virginia R. L. Griffin returned day from a trip to Dr. i e is suffering with a wart on his face below his temple. money on reasonable terms Ayden Loan Insurance Co. have for sale the seats out of the old Methodist The clock in J. R Smith Co's x ft long x ft store was uncovered Thursday at p. m. amid a store full Hodges. It stopped at Mrs. See our of Elbert Smith won the piece and children slippers before set of china, her time your selection R, second prise, a large oil time Mrs. lines of spring pants Corbett won the third for men and boys at j. R. prize, her time You get a ticket with dollar and hay at J- R. chase. Smith Co. If you have anything to buy or Japan peas millet and rape sell, let drop it in the Ayden at J. R, Smith Co. column. Dr. Perkins native herb tablets poultry food and and other patent medicines at hawk killer at J. R. Smith Co's. J. R. Smith Co. CENSUS ENUMERATORS. Call on us for 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 no better medium than the col- of Tue R. W. Smith. Cook stoves and for same at J. R. Smith Co's. Sunday morning early carnival train pulled cut for Rocky Mount. crowd here Saturday evening and night were estimated at it reminded us of the time a hen an old farmer manured his corn with herrings and the dogs scratched them up. When asked whose th-y were he said, they were my dogs, your dogs, all the neighbor dogs, and five hundred dogs I never saw before, but there was lots of strangers to be seen. Miss Velma if Kinston, day Mr Stancil Hodges wile and son. spent Sunday in Washing ton. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF AYDEN AT AYDEN, N. At the Close of Business March 29th, 1910. Resources Loans and discounts Furniture and fixtures Due from 50.902.86 Gash items Gold coin W Silver coin, including all coin cur. 1,288.09 bank other Notes 8,785.0 Liabilities stock I Surplus fund Undivided profits, less exp. and taxes pd. 5,421.89 Deposits sub. to check 60,186.20 Total 25,000.00 12,600.00 Savings Deposits Cashier's checks outstanding Total 27.2011.90 237.02 and rubber belting, black and galvanized pipe and other mill at J. R. Smith Co. Car nails, barbed wire, lime and cement at J. R Smith Co. and magazines at J. R. Smith Co. Japan peas, millet and rape seed, all fine crops for stock, at J. R. Smith Co's. Co. Dixon will buy your cotton seed or exchange with you. chicken powders kills hawKs, crows, owls minks, cholera, indigestion and leg weak- keeps them free from causing them to pro- duce an of eggs. a at J . R. Smith Co's. Car lime, nails and hay at J. R Smith Co's. A. L. Blow, of Greenville, was in our town Monday on business. Messrs. Dudley and three prospective sher- were all in town Mr. of Norfolk, is visiting his parents here this week. R-member Dr. Hawk-, the oculist, will be in I Ayden only two days. May 2nd I and 3rd, at J. K. Smith Co's store. J. Carl Jones spent Sunday with his parents, near laundry was running on short time Monday smoothing out Saturday night's work. Still considering the crowd we never saw be- better than we had here during the carnival week. Wells Browne, of Greenville is a wall paper man of proven experience, lie is reliable, keeps a good line, and if he has not got what you want in, stock he can get it for you in a few days and hang it for you. When you want it done let him know what you want. He can please you. Party List of These Who are to Work The has been able to a partial list of the census enumerators for Pitt county as Beaver Dam township, J. R. Nichols, for whites only. township. W. W. lock for whiles only. Bethel township. B. M. White- and another man named Whitehurst, initials not learned. Carolina township, u. N. Nobles township. Raymond Tucker. township, and initials not Falkland township, J. Smith, whites only. Greenville, town, Henry King. Swift Creek W. Purser, whites only. The following appoint for work exclusively among that Falkland township, a mm named W sent from Black Jack. Farmville township, Rev. Joe sent from Greenville. Greenville, town, C. M. Epps- Greenville township, north of river, a man named Cherry. township, a man ed son sent from Con From some of these appoint- can be judged the kind of census that will I e taken in this county. Supervisor Meekins, of this district, was to have met the Pitt county enumerators here Friday to start them out on their work, but did not come. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF PITT. I. J. R. of the above named bank, do solemnly M shove statement it true to the-bast of my know ledge and j,, Subscribed and sworn to before mt. this 4th day April. 1910. HODGES. Notary Public. swear that J. R SMITH. JOSEPH DIXON, R. C. CANNON. Directors. H. T. REV. J. G. DUKES stair of i- do until the TO USE BOY STOLE COt From Carnegie Trust Co. With Jersey City Tom Brown, a messenger in the employ of the Trust Comply, stole the money week. ago with a Jersey City girl went to Los where he was arrested yes and brought back to ans the charge of abduction a. well as grand larceny. J. B. the Carnegie Trust said most of in. money taken baa been returned, and mat as boy was under bond by Guaranty and Surety Company, of Hie would We nothing. The Title Guaranty and Surety Company have agencies an the important towns and in i MRS j c. the States, is the B-T j. G. pokes, of the third in in the United States i of c- A personal bond, . . . ,. j . r i given, be years, and nothing soon as there is seemed to do bar any good until she for I provision M Si., IS. therefore, and she la In flesh every questionable. and she a woman C. L. Agent, boy, ten years old, was pals Greenville, N. C. j tad had hut little life. Be to Title Guaranty Security Co., I ltd In Your Homes to Stay The Joy for croup and fail and the Go s Grease t for rheumatism and all aches I pains, h p all over toe Li d by young and old. For mounted engine with saw gin and condenser, and one Brooks cotton press. Good con W. H. Galloway, N. C. the day his mother bewail. To-day his is rosy, and he i out Ii running and jumping with rest of Stomach Trouble Relieved. Mrs. T. J. Indian Territory, am happy to tell you that I keep from my old trouble; feel no symptoms all. I am able to do my Work, and drink what want, and rejoice that I found a sure In your valuable which I t home Ask your Druggist for a free North a, I In Superior court Almanac for Pitt county Before D. C. Moore, Willie O. Johnston, F. V. Johnston, DOGS VERSUS SHEEP. J. ii. and M. Addle Johnston. I By virtue of a decree of the Superior Farmer Sells Stock court of W t county, nude by D. C. Moore, c on the cay of starch, i in the f g led special pi i. e o. m z; th day of up he finds something about Sale for Par Nearly every paper one picks . and persons being county expose to bitten by them. Heath from N. and by THE GOOSE COMPANY. Greensboro, N. C. FLAG AND MUSKET. ft hydrophobia is the most horrible the low nit ed tract f form of death one could imagine land to Situate on the side j i,,. on. t of Tar in town hip, aM Person lit county Carolina, worth more to a community than on the no edge of Tar river at a j point where three trees formerly blood nearly op the. edge of persist in keeping the useless yesterday old ard everybody and everything in the line, thence down, ad sh ugh ;, They are Yet people will to Return War Relics to Their Rightful Governor Kitchin received the following letter from Mr Benjamin Page creek to rive-, up I the most animals we dent South Side Trust have ard Company, of Pa. ling I tract or of land la.-1 . in a certain executed by in my possessions C. to Johnston flat-and musket which came and recorded in the , i s office in Pitt county in book me from my father who This win be made paymaster in the War of the j among tenants in in 1862 on the This the day of March, gunboat F- c Harding, commissioner, possession of the same at NEGROES HAVE ROW. NOTICE One Shot and Very Serious Late Saturday night out at a restaurant run by Thad Barnhill, just beyond the southwestern limits of the town, there a crowd of and they got into a free-for-all fight. Oscar pulled a gun and began pumping it in the face of George NOTICE I We wish to call your attention to our new line of goods which the latter being hit with we now have. We have taken great care In buying year and we and m a very think we can supply your wants in Shoes, Hats, Dress No- Laces and and In fact anything that is carried in a Dry Stare. Came let M show you. Tripp, Hart Co., Ayden, N. C. are prepared to yon with House and Kitchen Furniture at the very prices. Cask or to us and we will convince you AYDEN FURNITURE CO. NEXT DOOR TO condition. One of the Jones in the mouth, knocking out teeth, shattering the jaw bone and lodging somewhere in the back of the head; the other ball his nose and also lodging somewhere in the head. Island during a of the officers and men of that vessel, where a camp was surprised. The obverse of the flag is, I believe, the regular Confederate and the reverse shows the arms of North Caro- and on the inside the figure of an officer on horseback with the inscription. some time I have intend- ed to write you, believing that possibly there may be some survivors of the regiment and they would like to have this fl Chicken Powder is Death to Hawks-Life Chickens and Turkeys COCK OF THE Will m nil better off without any Only last week read in The Democrat, where a man wild out his of and was to quit to raise sheep, the worth- less had almost bis flick When one thinks about it, it is civilized p. o- pie will feed, fondle and k i-p the inn but they do and will for th-in as quickly as for u child. Kill I them out and the fed consume pigs and let your raise tome News. Chicken Powder feed my and musket, and in these days the Hawk of peace and good will I want them to have it if they News and Observer. Died after a chick of that old h had been fed on Chicken Powder. I Alas An Awful Eruption of a volcano excites brief interest, and your Interest skin eruption will bi- as short if use quickest cure. Even the worst ulcers, lever sores are healed by it. Best tor burn, cuts, b. chapped hands, It instant w . all druggists. Register of Deeds W. M. Moore has issued the following licenses since last report. WHITE. G. II Smith and Jennie Ford. and Line Buck. COLORED. Haggard Kill- Howell. J. J Gregory and Hardy. Warren Williams and Neal. MISS C. Graduate Norse Ayden, North Carolina. This CHICKEN POWDER Kills Crows, Owls ard Minks. Best remedy for Cholera, Limber Neck. Ind g and Leg Keeps them from Vermin, thereby causing them to pro- duce an a of ice cents. Manufactured only by W. H. N. C. m SUE IT COWARD WOOTEN Lily's Oyster Fresh Oysters Coming Every Day Can Serve You Any Way. Try Me Buried The of Mr. Tripp. Saturday were liken nit. fr interment H leaves a wife and three children. PI-. U -sail f lie W to The Reflector. . n. or 1- a. POOR PRINT

CHILDREN ARE SICKLY. Mothers who their own com- fort a d the welfare of their children, never be without a box of Moth- Sweet Powders for Children. for use throughout tie .-on. They break up con- g disorder, and stomach These powders never fail. Sold b ail drug stores, accept A trial free to any who will Allen S. Le N. Y. Riga, to Older Don The State Supreme court has banded down the following de- in the case of State vs. Clifton, from Robeson Indictment and conviction for unlawfully, willfully and wantonly torturing, wounding and killing a dog. Evidence we offered that the dog was running he replied to and We requiring police to kill all dogs running at large. Defend- ant was a police Held that towns have the right to pass such an ordinance, requiring dogs to be muzzled and r quiring ice officers to kill any dogs run at large, and that it was error for the trial judge to refuse HE CIVIC LEAGUE. Ladies Coin Active Work Toward The Civic League met day at the home of Mrs. T. A. Person. It was much regretted that Mrs. Will Ricks, the president, was absent n account of sickness. Mrs. Ed Higgs, first vice president, pied the chair. Rt ports were heard from committees, and they were most One lady on the wire screen and loose paper committee re- every man interviewed in her territory as saving that he always all waste paper, that none ever blew out from his premises. large and that there was a asked ail this paper town ordinance in Lumber comes from presence of K R. Mas indeed Her suggestions and wise Counsel along some lime upon we v our attention was most v e welcome her to our We were to place four other names on cur roll, and we trust those will not tail to attend Hie meeting at at Mrs. u L. Jo tier's Tuesday afternoon at due notice of which will be mailed. An excellent article on Selection aid Care of was read by the secretary. things therein stat d made us all up and take The following letter from Mayor was read, and warmest thanKs fur ex- pressed by everyone present Reporter. Greenville, N. C, April 1910. Mrs. T. A. Person, Secretary Civic League. N. C. My deaf I beg to inform that at the of Aldermen, held on the night of 12th, Hist, the communication of your I league, of Disease was brought to the attention of the board with the letter addressed to tie by u as secretary of Civic men directed Notice. North Carolina Greenville Pitt Henry P. W. H. ton H. B M. B. the defendant above entitled n will notice that a in the Notice North Carolina I Pitt Count v. In Superior Court. Ned Walston vs Annie Walston. The above named will take that an action entailed as above ha in the Sup-nor entitled was m. id e of Pi t county to obtain divorce defendant on the of April Harding, a of the of Pitt c v. North Caro- for toe sum I due to the plaintiff by the said by ac- e which summons before before aid H. Harding, J. P. at his e in G flit county. No . n the day of May. when and where the defendant. M B. to appear and answer or demur ti the complaint of or the be granted. This the 13th day of April, 1910. Henry Harding, Justice of Administrators Notice to Creditors. Having; qualified of Mary E. deceased, late of Pitt e this is to notify all persons Cairns tie estate of the aid ed t. exhibit them to the ed properly proven on sir before 7th of April. 1910. or none will be pleaded in bar of their r. c v p i to a will make i to th- d. This the April. 1910. C. E. Tripp, of Mary K, payment f r m I he bonds of matrimony. the will further take not that he is r quired to at the nut term the r of Put county to be held on the Mon- day niter the first M v of War. h, it bring- the day cf May, at the court in county n Greenville. N. C and answer or de- to the c in a. id the plaintiff Report of the Condition of THE BANK OF GREENVILLE At GREENVILLE, the of N. C, at the dose of business, March 29th. 1910. ITEMS. RESOURCES. a and discounts Overdrafts d and unsecured All otter Stocks, Bonds and ea Big. House I A Fix. I apply to court for Demand loans the complaint. This i th day of April D. P. Mo-ire, Clerk Superior i Julius Brown, Attorney fur j Due from Banks and I ash Items Gold coin 623.00 Silver coin, all minor cur. I. b A US. notes Total 1,686 2,400.01. 7.788 G 76,129.16 17,867.61 North Carolina . Pitt c. , Superior Fannie Mitchell j to ft, special instruction quested by defendant, that if there was an ordinance in force and the dug was in obedience to it, the defendant was not guilty. A police who in good faith kills a dog under color a municipal cannot be said to do so willfully within the meaning of statute upon this in- in Upset a Lamp. Wednesday night in office N. W. Outlaw and J L on Third Mr. turned over a lamp lint came near causing a he hurtling oil d out on the and fl or, hut was put out before doll- to Professional Cards W. F. EVANS ATTORNEY AT LAW GREENVILLE, N. C Office R. L. Smith and next door to John new me to i , . , that the in .; . i full power all make u m -i r, Mr. E . . M t has . , to put in i.- in i., i . way a up-to-date t. chair- N. W. OUTLAW Attorney at Law Office occupied by J. L GREENVILLE. D. M. CU Clark of the me that it is the purpose of this committee, when the; building to it as indicated in your letter. In respect to that of your asking that a clean up day appointed, the board has appointed a clean up week, beginning on Monday, April 18th, and that whole week except when the horses and men are needed for cleaning the paved streets. The chief of police is directed to give notice in The Daily Reflector of the days that the town horses and wagons would be in certain portions cf the town in order that all of the occupants of the lots may have the rubbish, etc., upon the streets for removal by the town carts. The board will always be glad to cooperate with your league in any way possible to clean up and keep clean any and all of our town. truly, Whedbee. Mayor. Saved From the Grave had about given up hope, after nearly four years sutler from a ere lung-i writes Mrs. M. L. i ix of Tenn the pain in chest would be almost e and I not d any work, but Dr. Ki New Discovery has made in feel like a new person, it the i ii. e ii fur the and stubborn colds, la grippe, croup, bronchitis ant h ran tenets and a cough, yield to this Try it. Me bottles free. by all Drug- gists. Greenville, CIVIL ENGINEERS SURVEYORS N. Carolina S. J. Everett Attorney at Law Loans made on Real Estate Ir. i Office. Greenville, N. C. U I. W. H. LOW, Moore and Long ATTORNEYS AT LAW a u ft, L K N c OR R. L Dentist. GREENVILLE. N. C. DR. S HASSELL PRACTICING PHYSICIAN Greenville, N. C. on Third street, formerly pi.-d by Dr. Bag-well. JULIUS BROWN Hurry Skinner. Skinner, iI . Whedbee. SKINNER WHEDBEE LAWYERS. wile N- C of Real By virtue of a power of i ale contain- ed in a cert in de d by Irvin Joyner, Jr., to Man dated the 8th day of A and duly in office in county in book Q-S page the reigned will on Saturday, the 14th day May, at o'clock to public sale the court in Pitt the highest Li-- for cash, th- Col house and lot to wit. bring the of land ed by Ma Foreman to Irvin Joyner. Jr., on th-. 8th of April and d in deed as at the south writ corner of Joe a lot on street in an about it tn a e. will in a direction about notice that an a d a-i j feet to a rt at a co has been in the Superior in we direction about feet court of I c for the on of d v o j as extended, thence in a I the if n I the e stern LIABILITIES. Cup stock paid in Undivided profits, lets cur. and taxes pd. Time Car. of outstanding mum 5.388.40 Total STATE OF CAR INA, County of .; I, L. Little, the above-named bank, do that j the above statement u mas to the beat of my knowledge and L. LITTLE, Cashier. J. A. Andrews, Subscribed and sworn before me, this 2nd ray of April; 1910. II. D. Notary Pub B. W. Moseley, J. G. Hoy, Directors. and that the i mt will further t that he re- to appear at the term of the court of Pitt county to be held on a the 1-t of March, t the May, lain, at the co re house in county in G North C or demur to the comp in a-ii I ac ion or he court for th- relief in day April, 19.0 i. clerk Superior -f county. Entry Ml Land. Notice in hereby th t K. R Whitehurst has ha th day of April filled an entry of vacant lands in office of of . in words s tow K. K. enters H or I of land o- Pitt street feet to corner the 1-4 in acre , and the sane to F L. C. and wife See book M-- p office in Pitt made to he terms said mortgage This the of April. Mar a Foreman, Mortgagee Harding. Atty. Land Sale. By virtue of a died, by Edmund Kin in , on day f mil r- in boo J page Pitt c , shall .-ell f f cash the highest at the deer's office in Greenville on the 16th day May, in the county , mill on opposite road, then n V h h i m e- u f. a I the n r n a west- y course t being Mr i ma or rt. M. Moore. Re liter cf Deeds. D B. Any and all pen tit-e to or ii in Ian I covered by this or any p rt thereof are notified to file their in writing with the entry i against the i g of a nut thirty days from the This t-th, W. M. Entry Taker. i e U Tar river r ad to u northward with Mi- western , i road fourteen poles ti a the co north ; 1-2 a stake on the A. J L. a right of f and containing six the eh nth of April, Everett, Atty. Notice. By of the of con- a trust and delivered No. A. K. L. Robert J. t. y. t e 1st of s and respective. i in the of office of Pitt c i . s q mill in hook 2.4 t-t a q the will expose t i before th court door in ville ti the highest on , a certain i t or p or land and hi in th county of Pitt and of North Carolina and in lire town of e known as Masonic Tim- fronting on feet and in the south by said on the lot No. on which the c e of d. on north lot No. and on the west the lot formerly to Dr. W. J. Blow, except- a p. rt of said let h. for I conveys I to the town of e ad upon which the water stand pipe of said town is treated. At the same time and place we will th brick and other l upon sail lot. tn y said de of tr it. Terms of sale This 15th day of April, 1910 James L. Little, Robt. J. True tees. iv qualified r t i. of Mo-o j this is tn n all persona said to file said Id with me on or tie 12th April, lull, or this I be I in of recovery o all p bled to estate are hen-by i to mike immediate settlement with the under- signed. This the h day of D. It. Little. of the of Notice to Creditors. Hiving duly qualified before the Superior court clerk of Pitt as of the estate of N. . Cox, d erased, notice ii hereby given to all pen indebted to the estate o mm payment to the under- signed; i, mi all person having claims i g mat estate will notice that they must present the the for payment on or before the day of i, or this notice will be in bar r. This day of March, 1910. , ,. Sarah A. Cox, H. HENRY HARRIS Flat I N. C. Sale, By of the power contained in a .- duly executed and delivered on the day of June, r; Daniel and wife Mariana A Daniel to J. ; Davenport, said mortgage duly in the Register of Deeds of Pitt county, bask J-H page the under- signed m expo., to put lie sale to bider for rash, before the court house door in the Town of Greenville, North Carolina, on Monday the 18th day of April, 1910. the low- ed lot or parcel of land, to Situate in th county of Pitt aid as One town lot in the town of known lot No. beginning at comer on the east side of W. H. lot on Main street, end with W. H. Rosa lot South thence north SO feet, thence west to the beginning, containing To sad Terms of e rash This the of March, mo. J. R Davenport. Mortgages. Skinner ltd D. W. IN I Groceries j And Provisions I Cotton con- stock, Country Bought and Sold D. W. i GREENVILLE N Z North Carolina To Know Your Needs In Cotton Gin Machinery, Engines and Boilers The Celebrated Alamo Gasoline Engines. Peanut Pickers. Electric Light Outfits and Water Works for the country homes. Saw Mills, Planers, Lathes, Sanders, Shapers Matchers, Surfacers. Grist and Feed Mills. Brick and Concrete Machinery. Chalmers, Detroit and Buick Automobiles. In fact, anything you want in Farm and Mill Machinery. CALL OR J. Paul Simpson, Phone N. C. Gibbs Machinery Co. Columbia, S. C N. C. April, 14- R. R. Fleming went to Norfolk to attend the North Carolina Pine There has a large fire in branch which burned over two thousand acres of ground. It burned trees, fences and sometimes threatened pie's houses. Mr. Lam Ross, while out to mi saw a rattle snake cross the . L road which he said was big a three-year-old baby, being about twelve yards long, and had seventy five rattles. He made out to count the rattles but fled in great terror. How is that for organized a base ball team. It has not played any this season but will be ready by twenty third. Look out Greenville, G r i and Washington. Jim Satterthwaite has been confined to his room on ac- count of chills. He is very much better now and we hope be will be well soon. v W. S. Williams and Fate Whichard while going to Green- ville. Wednesday, were left in the buggy, by the perch pole breaking, causing the horse to get away and running about eight hundred yards. This contractor got results. Some ago a build- a railroad a warm climate was troubled a great deal by among the laborers. He turned his attention at once to their and found that they were getting full rations meat were art water from a stream near by. He issued orders to cut down the amount meat and to increase greatly the quantity of Quaker Oats fed to the men. He also boiled Quaker Oats and mixed the thin water with their drinking water. Almost instantly all signs of stomach disorders passed and Ins men showed a decided improve- in strength and spirits. This con- tractor had experience that taught him great value of good oatmeal. SI Packed in regular site packages, and in hermetically sealed tins for hot climates. T- REPORT THE CONDITION OP THE BANK OF GRIFTON AT GRIFTON, In the State of North Carolina, at the close of business, March 1910 should be loss of time and by a medicine which Chamber- Colic, and Remedy not only cures promptly but produces no pleasant after effects. It never fails and is pleasant and safe to take. Sold by all druggists. Th Stat Flag- Tuesday was a State holiday, made so in commemoration of Respect Whereas Co Lodge No O. F. has been called upon to yield the will of th Almighty, and gives with sorrow a member, Brother Jas C. ha been a faithful Odd Fellow twenty six years, joined this Ind- by initiation of twenty second day of April. He was a good citizen, an honest, and a good O Id There fore be it resolved, 1st, That we extend t the bereaved family of Brother our heartfelt sympathy and commend them to God, our father, for comfort in this their of deepest sorrow. 2nd. That we will wear our badge of mourning in his memory for thirty days. 3rd. copy of resolutions spread upon out minutes, a copy be to t he family of brother and a copy lie The K fleeter for publication. L. H. Pender, . L. j Com. Ii. C. Moore. WOODLAND ITEMS. Woodland. N. C , April 14- Rosa is spending a few with her brother, Henry near Arthur. Miss Mollie went to Monday night for an for J. L. and J. L. Nobles here. All who are interested and want a Sunday school at Piney Grove are asked to meet out there next Sunday morning, the 7th of April. Mrs. Eli Craft spending a few days with her children this week, Mrs. J, L. and Mrs. J. L. Every family and especially those who reside in the country be provided at all with a bottle of Liniment. is no tell nut when it may be wanted in case of an accident or emergency. It is most excellent in all cases of sprains and bruises. So d by all druggists. Loans Overdrafts and Banking House, Due from and Cash Silver coin, minor coin other U. S. Total Capital Surplus Undivided less cur. ex. Time Deposit to Cashier's Total OF NORTH CAROLINA. County of Pitt, I, G. T. Gardner, Cashier of the above-named bank, do sol- swear that the above statement in true to the best of my knowledge and belief. G. T. GARDNER, Cashier. the declaration by the North Carolina on April 1776, of independence of Great Britain. Because of that event the State flag bears the date as well as the date of the Mecklenburg What percentage of of North Carolina know that the flag contains this legend, and how many who are aware of the reason If the number were known, it would cause surprise because of its One cause is the infrequency with which the State fl is displayed to tho public. It is seldom seen except on and then not nearly to the ex- tent that it should be. Tues day there have one s above every public building in the State. should the flags have been seen over public school buildings. There is a State law requiring the flying of the flag over c. buildings on specified but is neglected. Charlotte Observer. Subscribed and sworn to be- fore me, this 5th day of April, 1910. R. F. JENKINS, Notary Public. John Z. Brooks, C. J Tucker, W. W. Dawson, Directors. We Take Your Plumbing In Hand L-et your order are ill and work our methods, the I immediately we yo push it along to completion without aM necessary delay. Prompt and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver assist nature in driving all impurities out of the system, insuring a free and reg- condition and restoring the organs of the body to health and Sold by all druggist. Dealer J. H. Savage, who has been carrying on an installment fur business in one of tho stores in the Proctor building, has made an assignment, F. C. Harding being named The assets are reported at about 1600 with liabilities about Your tongue is coated. breath is foul. Headaches come and go. symptoms show stomach is the trouble. To re- move the is first thing, Chamberlain's and Liver Tablet will do Easy to take and most effective. Sold by all druggists. Go. Pardons Nashville. Tenn., April While the court of Tennessee today was confirming the conviction of Col. B. Cooper for the slaying on No- 1908. in a Nashville of former U. Senator E. W. Governor PaN rote a full pardon for the defendant that in his belief Colonel Cooper not The Supreme court re- re-trial case Robin convicted of the same crime as his father. The situation is tense tonight, because of allegations by friends of that politics entered into the case. It probable that Robin Cooper ill never be retried, it is Both Coopers had been sentenced to imprisonment we a i ploy are made by the boat and speak for elves You have nothing to I to having us to do I your P. M. JOHNSTON Greenville, N. C. Pulley bowen Home of Women's Fashions. Greenville Subscribe to The Reflector. MAKE ICE CREAM FROM WATER a of condensed it fresh milk cannot be had. la Mai . . . A. u ail thoroughly and limit heat or cook it; don f else. This n at delicious ice U at very small d ow if puma. its V, at all Basil ran rats C, la Ray, N. Y. Worse Than Bullets. Bullets have often caused i to s than the I. W He., got in the army, suffered years. Salve cured me when all else heeler ulcers boil wound , bruises and at all druggists. IS. 1849. I want some of your readers to tell how it was around Greens That was a very early spring around Raleigh. Sprouts on flak, hickory and persimmon trees were six inches long. It snowed that day. That night a heavy frost did its work. Next day gardens, and forests showed its work. You could smell the withered leaves of the forests. A. D. Belts, Greensboro Record. Bankrupt Played Join. Raleigh, April -The bank- case of C- J. Rhodes, merchant of Wendell, this county, was up for the first meeting of the creditors today B. Cheshire, Jr. was selected as trustee, Bus being the referee. The as- sets amount to in cash. It is in this case that a laugh- able joke is told on Deputy Unit- ed States Marshal R. W. Ward. He went to Wendell to serve the bankruptcy papers on Rhodes. He stopped a stranger to ask where Rhodes lived. The some- what indifferent reply was that the house just the grove was the dwelling; that Mi. Rhodes was not at home, but that he could see Mrs. Rhodes. Marshal Ward the stranger if lie would be kind enough to hold his horse while he walked up to the house, a it would be impossible to drive the buggy. stranger did this and received the of Mr. Ward. A little later at a store the Deputy Marshal asked of a group of men where Rhodes had gone. They replied he had not gone anywhere and that they noticed him only a little while before holding the deputy's horse. Greensboro News. Judge lo approaching resign among the judiciary of the State was I of yesterday, and while the information con- this does not come from official sources yet it is on reliable authority. The resignation is that Owen H. Guion, of Nd Bern, the resident judge of the third judicial district, composed of the counties of Pitt, Craven, Greene. Carteret, Jones and The date at which resignation is to become f fleet is not known, but after it Judge Guion will resume the practice of law in As yet there has come no reports as to attorneys of the district who will become candidates to sue and Observer. Great We are sorry to hear of an accident that befell Mr. Harper near Black Jack on last Friday morning. He was overseer on a new road between Black Jack and Chocowinity. He was ii g a tree to get a log to place the road to stop a wash. The tree was in the act of failing and Mr. Harper stepped to one side for the tree to fall. It seems that his feet became en- tangled in undergrowth and at the same time a of wind changed the course of the tree in falling. The tree struck his. back and tell across his lower limbs, both bones in one of his It its. He was taken to his Mr Harper. Dr. Jones, of is at- tending Mr. Harper he is doing as well as could be expect d. Harper is young man, and a member of Black Jack church. prayers of people are earnestly; asked in his behalf. Baptist. The Demon the Air is germ of La Gripe e. A Cold Storage In Year Home You can be too in r a as much of Illness in a can y o refrigerators. We have a I V e m makes of . sad hive ed a we rim y mar. the c sanest and most a ma No are e with th nth, seam a. d they can be k p s a less far years to One t e-e refrigerators I soon pay for Itself in of ire I Before you buy .-i of ref iterators. cost no more kind. J. H. Jr. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF WINTERVILLE, AT N. Q. At tin- close of business, Mar. Resources Loans discounts Overdrafts secured unsecured Furniture and Demand loans Due from and in, list.,., i effects arc weakness, including of appetite, and minor currency with Ivor m kid- Nat bank and other The greatest d then is E y g Liabilities Capital stock 15,000.00 1,450.00 Undivided profits, less 6,216.24 1.40 388.88 Total expenses and taxes pd 215.58 Time of deposit 1,002.20 Deposits subject to ck 10,437.26 Cashier's chocks outstanding 75.47 Total 124,180.46 Hitter tonic, and of Stomach, an I Kid. have en the nerves, d up em aid STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, County, restore health and after j j p A Cashier of the above named an attests of Grip. If Miner h Duly Perfect d by all If , a a do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of I. F. A. solemnly my knowledge belief. Sale For Farmville. No Is hereby given that of the person, will -o sold at the , noon on day. May 2nd, 1910, t taxes due the town of e, for the year Taxes. C St. Total. Barrett, C G. II L. tin Subscribed and sworn to be- fore me, this 2nd day of April, It. H, Notary Public. F. A. EDMONDSON, Cashier. J. E Green, A. W. J. F. Harrington, Directors. w. G O. Ii G. A L Kl May. Vines, OF THE CONDITION OF H The Bethel Banking Trust Co., AT BETHEL, N. O. At the close of March 1910. W. H Wilkinson, Tax C Hector. Loans Overdrafts sec. an-i and Due from A Prompt relief in all cases of throat and lung trouble if you use Chamberlain's Cough Rem Pleasant to take, soothing and healing in c If Sold by all druggist Subscribe to Reflector. Terrible Croup. My little boy, who is four old, has suffered a lot with croup. On we thought he After trying H the old time remedies and in -at of the new, I came home one at midnight, and wife said, boy has croup mi get a of More I laid, we will circulate our money they all Will g. t some I hastened to an all night g store, it home. In minutes he was breathing easier. In fifteen min- he was sound asleep. It broke the croup so quickly it scared me. Anyone wishing to cure croup of a I hope I a trial. Wishing the best of success which you I remain, E Clark. WM St. S. E., Wash- D C. Oct. 1909. it a r -in ark a lily effective rem- in of croup and it should be in every home where there is a croupy Full how to cure with outfit outfit including in- haler costs at and at Jno. L, Wool en. It is guarantee I to catarrh, and colds. Not Quite How often you van gel a thing done nail or screw driver or Have a good tool box and be prepared for emergent lea. Our lice of tools is a you could desire, and we will sen that your tool box does not lack a single useful article. Of You get Horse Goods l c J. P. Corey National k rotes and U. S. notes Total Capital 7.500.00 Surplus Undivided profits, least ad taxes SI Time Or of Bab, to 167.73 T. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, County of I, W. II. Cashier of the above-named bank, do sol- sweat that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. W. H. Cashier. Subscribed m-3 this sworn to be- day of Apr., S. T. Carson, Notary Public. S M. Jones. Directors. J. C. LANIER in Stoats Subscribe for Reflector. NOBLES MODERN BARBER SHOP. Nicely furnished, every thing clean and working the very best barbers. Second to none in the State. Cosmetics a specialty. J. R. J. G. Died Mr. Purnell Tripp, a merchant on Fifth street, died this morning at his home in South Greenville. CENTRAL Barber Shop Herbert Edmond, Prop. Located in business sec- of the town Five chairs in operation and each one sided over by a skilled barber- Our place is inviting, razors sharp. Our towels clean. Modern electrical for dry shampoo and La- dies waited on at their homes. Our Greenville, yours if you come. For the of my and friend. T Vive put tn a telephone, No. Ft D. M. JONES man, W. H. Miles Shoe Co., Ire. POOR PRINT A S f

;. I of The Extern lot and Vicinity w. B -I Mi and M. B. t. Wednesday. School Dark WINTERVILLE DEPARTMENT In Charge of F. A. EDMONDSON Rates Application Rev. John R. Carroll, who is taking a ministerial course at Wake Forest College, spent Sat and Sunday at H also services at the Baptist church Sunday morning and Mr. Carroll is a bright and intelligent young man and hi- intellectual inter- of the Scriptures gave us new which seem to lift us to a higher and loftier sphere. The singing class of the Ox ford Orphan A-y gave a most delightful concert in the of W. H. S. last night. The house was full and the The is the Kind you need. See us, A. W. Ange Co. by The A. G. Cox. On Saturday night, April h. C Baptist church, the can; neat of the Baptist Wm Sunday school held a most de- the market a mo to see v. for SOU. Mr. n. Mrs A. W. spun with Mr. Mr ore carrying a nice line of Mid Price are nice hoarse A. G. Mfg. Co. Mrs. J. R. Smith, of Slopping in town yesterday I Mrs. received a Supply of Give us A. Ange A Co. Airs Mr. Mrs. J. F. social meeting. Alter a consisting of several and talks by several of the members, refreshment of fruits were served and i very one seemed to e-joy it most My. The class is in excellence con having a large attendance each Sunday, under the leader ship of J. E. Green, president; P N. secretary; Jas. Braxton, treasurer; and F. C. A new lot of lamps just in. Harrington, Barber Co. The spring rush is coming in. Better send your orders in at nice fresh see R. Cox Cotton Jail, on Thursdays. guano sowers, economic Win bands- etC- Mrs b have our careful attention her .,,. A. G Cox Mfg. Co The Cunt. School Desks j N. C. desks for are It you want a useful planter, comfortable. I combination planter. It Pr i and workmanship A. G. Cox Mfg. to. N. C. T. attended the meeting the tn last Thursday. drinks of all kinds L Johnson's fountain. C. who been rime at Louisburg in the business, earns in Mon- day to u few days with his here. We are to welcome friend Coy back in mi as he is j and the he furnishes makes town stem more progressive. Just received, a nice lot of i aim shoes. Barber Co Rev. Jno. ii. Carroll will preach it Sunday and Air. Carroll is one of our boys and we ate to have with us again. If you want a good plow try at Harrington, Hi MUs Norma is Vending the week with Miss Smith in When in of cal; at U. J- It- Smith, a man of Ayden, town Thursday. Spring a id t for th bird A Ange Co, N. C. a number of our people attending the Ayden carnival F r nice fresh A. Ange v. Co. Winter file, N. C. Miss L a W. H. S. left pond Sunday at her borne at Oak i Straw are going fist, buy em-, ii W. Ange Co. E. and Vivian the W. II. S., yesterday Saturday Sunday with Mr. plants cotton, corn, peas, etc. Harrington, Barber Co. sausage and fish, going cheap R. W. at Johnson stand, on railroad street Let us frame that for you. Any size frame. A. Ange Co. You will never regret when you purchase a manufactured by A. G. Cox Man Co, Winterville, N. C- New lot of dry goods an just in. Better while they cheap A. W. How is your Let us show you our new lot of Barber Co A nice six key soda fountain for sale. R. D. We have purchased the known as the Milling and Mfg. and will be ready very soon to grind corn, do repair work and dress timber. Harrington. Barber Co. A nice lot of matting just in. A, W. We call your attention to our new line of groceries. R. W. Dry goods for the bird. A W. Co. For spring dress good, embroidery and laces us- New lot just in. Harrington, Barber Co. J. F. Harrington left day for Oxford to take little a Walker to the Oxford Asylum. Mr. ton is a very Strong Mason, and is always on the lookout for orphan children around him. Th-s lodge be congratulated for the good it is in our vicinity For and spring shoes, see my new lot. A. W. Wells Browne, of Greenville, is a wall piper man of proven He is reliable, keeps JUST ONE WORD Do You Own a Piano M to Dr. MEANS HEALTH. Are TOM Troubled Sick Insomnia ANY of theM and am inaction the LIVES. Take No Substitute. KINGS CROSS ROADS ITEMS. entertainment was by all that were present. The re were Our people seem to show their appreciate of the orphans. SPROUTS. H. G. near a Rood line, and if he has not Ayden. Leave your orders for H. what you want in stock, he can it for it, a few days and L. Will be for you. When want anywhere town. K. and L. L. attended the at las; day. Matting and oil cloth, for the buy coyer it over. Harrington, Co. The singing class of the Ox- ford Orphan Asylum will give a in the auditorium of School on Tues- day night, April The pub- is cordially invited. buying, gee my line of fast H. L. it done let him know what you want, he can please you. Mrs. J. W. Harper and are spending the week with people near black Jack. J. L. Rollins and Ernest Cox went to Ayden Sunday. Miss Isabel Dawson. of spent with Miss Doro thy Johnson. Mrs. Hatti i Harding, of is spending the with Mrs. J. D. Cox. J. E. Green night in Grifton visiting bis sis- N. C, April 19.-F. Marion Smith, of had a horse to stray his home Sunday evening a week ago and found him Friday three above on the north side of the river. Ivy Smith and Miss Trilby Smith went to Raleigh Saturday morning and returned Sunday evening. We had nice rains Sunday evening which made good seasons for n s p I a p t i n g tobacco, though it is some cooler. lo have any Sunday school at Smith school house last Sunday afternoon on account of rain. Rev. S. of Grifton, will attend his appoint meat at Smith's school house next Sunday, Providence permitting We hope all who can will corns out and give him Jacob Wilson had a very row escape from getting hurt One day last week at the new church Arthur, by falling from a stage high, but was not hurt to amount to any- thing. April s Louise Satterthwaite and Rosa Causey, of W. H. S., spent Sat- and Sunday with Misses Eva and Lucy Belle Miss Esther Jones, who has been visiting the Misses returned to her home in Ayden Monday. Miss L u ac- companied her. Chas. who has been very sick for a month, is slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bullock, of Conetoe, at E. E. Saturday Sun lay. Miss Mary Kittrell, of Green- ville, is spending the week Bennett Many of the hero have to- Several of our pent attended the carnival in last week. Mi's Bertha m last week in Ayden with her mother, Exum Elder G. C. his appointment at Beth- any Saturday and Land Sale acres or land within yards of the limits of the ton of i for sale Monday, April 1910, being known Mm lands of the late Frank Johnston, deceased. F. C. Harding, Commissioner. King's Cross R ads. April Elder Hathaway filled his reg- appointment at King's X Roads last Third Sunday. He J preached a very good sermon. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Randolph spent last Sunday Sunday night Mrs. W. S. E. Smith. Mrs. Hardy Johnston, of r-- visiting at W. s. E. Smith's last Friday. Waiter and his sister, Mrs R Matthew, spent Saturday night and Sunday over in county. Mrs. Smith and little daughter, last wee with their people below Greenville. Little Miss Christine Smith spent a portion of last week with her aunt, Mrs- Addle Misses Lydia Tyson and Mil- from near Green ville, were visiting in this i last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Fountain, of passed through this vicinity last Thursday en route to Mrs. King's, near Falk- land. Miss Irene spent a of last week in She was accompanied home Sun- day by Miss Smith. Call of the Blond for put , find- voice in Is, a I w a . h patches ii h a in t in ail i; of liver I i k e red d; give clear akin, line Story. Toe experiment of in weekly installments the best detective and mystery stories. which begun by the New York Sunday World six has prov d a great success. newspaper now t n Sunday, May it. will of Al waring the written by Ban our. Seed When the Ledbetter One seed planter, one bushel of cotton need will plant three acres. Came and see the Ledbetter. J. R. J. G. Nervous Break-Down energy is tho force that controls tho or- of respiration, cir- digestion and elimination. When you feel weak, nervous, table, sick, it is often be- cause you lack nerve energy, and the process of rebuilding and sustain- life is interfered with, Dr. has cured thousands of such cases, and mil we believe benefit if not entirely, cure you. Try it. car away I on i tn. a no to up i . inking Dr. n era got , col h t mains Dr. In a few I much I to Improve entirely cured. I am In again, and Creak. Or. Ina, and a him to return rice of bottle If It to benefit yaw. Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind an Ii not, you to own o soon, you owe it to ex the ma shown at the Fine man White A display really to a Urge city. In you will inspect a line of piano not alone stand in character of tot e, y and general in a class to but you I m et with prices that stand n here d incomparable an- where. Eight different makes t select from, none those cheap ye.-tern department but each one a stand- ard, of acknowledged lame and reputation in the trade. Four of best known We will take your piano in exchange for one of sell play- era. we alto carry the ORGAN, the standard the world. Old organs and taken in ex- change, terms to s tit your in Greenville visit our White. Next door to Carr At ins Hardware Co. store. OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF FARMVILLE, AT FARMVILLE, N. At the close of business March 29th, 1910. Resources Loans discount Overdrafts secured and unsecured Furniture and fixtures Due from items Gold coin Silver coin, including minor coin currency Nat bank and other U. S. Notes 201.48 e to. 3,887.00 Total 104,018.07 Liabilities Capital stock 110,000.00 Surplus fund 6,000.00 Undivided profits less cur. expand 4,086.89 Time of deposits 10,841.81 Deposits sub. to check 07,880.01 Cashier's 1.104.86 Total 1104,018.07 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, County of Pitt, I, R. Davis, Cashier of the bank, do solemnly swear the statement is true to the of my J. R. DAVIS, Cashier. edge belief. Subscribed and sworn to before we, this 4th day of April. 1910. J. A. Notary Public, ltd W. J. Turnage, R. L Davis, F. M. Davis, Directors. BAKER HART BAKER HART The Up-to-date Hardware Store IT is the place to buy you Paint, Varnish, Stains, Building Material, Nails, Cook Stoves. Enamelware, Fine Cutlery, Handsome Chafing Dishes. We Carry a full Line of Wall Paints easy to put on and hard to come off. Place your orders now with them and you will be pleased. Special attention is called to our line of FARMERS consisting of Weeders, the best Cultivators made, both in riding and walking. Full line of WIRE FENCING of the very best quality. Don't fail to see us before buying, they can supply your wants. Give them a call. Baker Hart Evans Street. Greenville, N. C ARC FIRE THEY will not born. not split or curl Ilka wood x Will not crack and roll off slate. Will not rip at tho seams like plain tin. Neither will they rattle during high wind They never need repair and long as building. And of all, they make the handsomest roof are not expensive. YORK COBB, Agents. Subscribe to The Reflector. EASTERN REFLECTOR. D. J. Editor and Owner Truth In Preference to Fiction. One Dollar Per Year VOL. No. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA, APRIL O. No. WILL THE STATE. lo Effect. It is Mid to be practically that the Democrats will redistrict the state after the census Is complete. Effort will be made to arrange the counties in such fashion to leave publicans oat in the cold. In fact there is talk to this effect. Several clever Dem- are working with might and main on redistricting proposition now. A well known I o whose name is familiar I rum Murphy to Manteo, declared several days ago that the Demo- en should rearrange things so t all the districts would return Democrats, tie said that this be done, leaving population in the several districts. divide the State into district as Currituck. nuns, Gates. Hertford, Northampton, Dare, Terrell, Hyde and Beaufort counties, which, by the vote for Governor, would a Democratic majority of Pitt, Martin, Edge c Nash. Wilson, Greene, and majority. Pamlico, Carteret, i -i oven, Jones. Pender, U i pi in, Lenoir, Wayne and majority, Franklin, Wake, Chatham, Durham, Orange and majority, Halifax. Warren, Vance, Person. Caswell, Rock Stokes and Surry; major- Cumberland, Moore, Lee. Randolph, Guilford and majority, New Hanover, Brunswick, Columbus, Robeson, Richmond, Davidson, Davis, Wilkes; ma- Stanly. Ca- Rowan, Iredell, Caldwell, Ashe an. Alleghany; majority, Union, Mecklenburg. Lincoln, Catawba, Burke, Yancey and Madison; in. j Cleveland, Polk Henderson, Haywood, Jackson, Swam, Macon, i lay, Graham and Cherokee; would work like a top, continued the politician. would be within the re- of the constitution, and would look well. There v., be one or two long ones, that would not hurt. us see bow it would be Down in the first, Pitt and Martin would be re- placed by Bertie and ton. second would be made up portions of the present second, fourth and sixth, third would fall heir to Lenoir. The fourth would be composed of three counties of the old district and three of the filth. The fifth would have counties of the fourth and fifth; the sixth of the fifth. Sixth and seventh, and the seventh of sixth, seventh and eighth. only change in the eighth would be the of for Cleveland would be taken from the ninth and added to the tenth, and Union given to the ninth. the shake up it would be found that and Godwin, Kitchin and Morehead, and and Grant and Webb COUNT CO MEETS SUPERIOR COURT. THE SECOND HUNDRED THOUSAND far W. for The Democratic com- of Pitt county met here today in the office of Chairman F. C. Harding, to select the a for holding township and county conventions to select delegates to the State, congressional and judicial conventions, and to die cuss any matters that might be deemed to the interest of the party. There was a large at- of the members of the executive committee, ill parts of the county being represented. Saturday, June 26th, as the date for holding the town- ship meetings to select delegates to a county convention to be held on Saturday, July ind, this county convention to name the delegates to the congressional and judicial dons. The following resolution was offered by B. M. Lewis, of Farm- ville The Democratic executive com- of Pitt county in meeting assembled on April 23rd, 1910. for the purpose of calling the county convention and consider other matters of interest to the party, take pleasure in the name of the Honor W. Whedbee to the voters of the third district for the Democratic nomination at the approaching judicial convention. Mr. bee is a man of high character and a lawyer of eminent ability, and if nominated and elected will fill this great credit to himself and usefulness to the State. It was unanimously adopted and requested that the same be published in The Reflector and the Raleigh News and Ob- server, and that all papers of th district be requested to copy the same. F. C. Hard in, W. L. Brown, Sec. April Terra The City Hall. to Septa. The following cases have State Superintendent J. Y. disposed yesterday if sued April term of Pitt super- court began Monday morning, the sessions being held in the and blanks to the count superintendents and boards of education for the state- to be submitted to the city hall which had been tender- of ed by the town since m the house. The hall Monday in June in accord- DEBATE WITH WASHINGTON. Several Petals Ge With the lays. debate between the high schools of Washington and Greenville will be held in auditorium of the city public school building in Washington next Friday night, beginning at o'clock. The contest will be about an hour and a half long. Greenville will be represented by Linda J. Smith and Taylor Adrian Brown will act as during the debate. I very much hope a large number of people will go from to hear the debate. I think the contest will be an interesting one. and the Green- ville speakers can present their aids of the question with more sass and force if they have some home people in front of them. Those who desire to go can leave Greenville at p. m. and return the next morning at a I am informed that a boat will probably be operated; it will leave here Friday after- noon and return after the de- bate. H. B. Smith, Supt Schools. resided in the districts. new fourth, sixth, eighth ninth would have no con- is the best arrangement that can be made, and I am in favor of it, for It means Demo- of the court house. The will not hold as large a crowd did the court but it has been provided with seats so all having business with the court can with some room to spare for tors. Judge R. B. Peebles is at this term, and Solicitor C. L. representing the State. The grand jury is composed of the B. F. Manning, foreman. M. M- Ewell, Asa Jones, D. C. Davenport, D. C. Jackson, L. M. Manning, J. M. C. Nelson. J. S. Porter. F. T. Satterfield, W. F. Harris, J. I. Manning. G. E. Jackson. C. M. Tucker, J. H. Boyd, J. D. Flem- J. B. Buck. B. W. Tucker, J. A. Williams In beginning his charge to the grand jury. Judge Peebles said the States has the best laws of any country on the globe, sod no State in the Union has laws than North Carolina, but these good laws amount to nothing unless properly ed. There are no more officers for the execution of than the grand jurors and jurors, and these o perform their duties any man, it matters not how humble he may be, can come before the court with a feeling that he will get justice. In attention to crimes. Judge Peebles only mentioned a few, the capital and some new laws, mainly elope- with a married woman, set- ting fire to one's own woods wit tout giving two notice in writing, and the statute in regard to liquor, making the buy- guilty as well as the seller. Turn Williams, assault with deadly weapon, not guilty. Will Jone, resisting officer, pleads guilty, judgment pended upon payment of costs. Martin B. M. Butler, refusing to be vaccinated, appeal from mayor's court withdrawn, of lower court affirmed, fined and costs of both courts. Nat Lunsford, failing to assist officer in making arrest, pleads guilty, fined and costs. Ike Davis and William Mason, affray, plead guilty, judgment suspended upon payment of costs. Jim gambling, not guilty. Fernando and Willie Briley, affray.- plead guilty, judgment suspended upon pay- of costs. John resisting guilty, fined and coats. Moses Peyton, assault with weapon, guilty, fined and costs. Samuel setting fire to woods, guilty, fined and costs. Carl larceny, pleads guilty of forcible sent to Stonewall Jackson Train- Lawrence Joyner, assault with deadly weapon, pleads guilty, sentenced two months in jail. Thrower, larceny, not guilty. Warren Thrower, gambling. with the law providing for a more equitable apportionment of the second hundred thousand dollars and the levying of a spec- tax for the maintenance of one or more public schools in every school district for a term of four months in each year. At the end of the instructions Superintendent Joyner persuasion and per- will perfect at our school system. We must be con- tent, however, with gradual, but Continuous in the right direction. Properly enforced, this law opens the way for great improvement in the public school s in the counties where the need is the greatest for providing in every district for t least four months in every year the right sort of school, with the right sort of house, the right sort of teach era and the right sort of super- vision. Ob- server. Markets to At a meeting of from the tobacco markets of Rocky Mount. Greenville. Kinston and Wilson held in son April it unanimously agreed that the tobacco mar- in these towns would not open the coming season until Aug. 18th, instead of the 1st. as heretofore, and it was agreed that the same be done and that due notice be given thereof through the columns of the news- papers. E. W. Smith, for Rocky Mount Board Trade. E. B. for Greenville Tobacco Board of Trade. C. R Dodson, for Kinston To- Board of Trade. K. P. Watson, for Wilson co Board of Trade. SYSTEM. WILL NOT PUSH CASE. Carolina Carolina Club now has its quarters completed since re organization, and will hold its first reception on Monday night of next week, May 2nd. to this reception will not include any male residents of Greenville who are not members of the club, but all ladies of the town will be invited. There will be a good musical program, and after the reception there will be a dance for the young people, a fine orchestra having been engaged to furnish music for this. Straight Wall at Last. After laying three brick walls, two of them in former years, the town has at got a straight wall on the line of the Forbes property on the east aide of Evans street near the culvert Altogether there are bricks i in that to build a house. The ball team went to Washington Monday to play a game there and were defeated in a score of to Oar Greenville, yours come. if weapon, not guilty. John D. Cox, colored, and James secret assault, net sentenced month. you Motion new trial overruled, I Willie Hyman, carrying to Supreme court. it a ii he To the What is the Land System The Land Title System, so called from the name of its originator, is merely the to land property of the same common-sense, business which long governed transactions in personal property. is a quick, inexpensive, and practical method of r titles to, and dealing with lauds. Under the system, a i title is examined once for all by a special land court, or by any court of equity. After this is passed upon the owner receives a numbered certificate of title similar to a stock certificate, corresponding to the stub kept by the registrar, and showing on its face just what the owner's title is. For example, a life estate, a fee-simple, in whole or in part, free from or subject to encumbrances as re mentioned in the certificate. This title can never be questioned. It is final. Subsequent encumbrances, such mortgages, judgments and the like are noted on the so that any one may tell the exact condition of the title, without employing a lawyer, simply by looking at the end comparing it for safety's sake, with the stub kept by the registrar. This carries a teed title by the State, the State being secured by an assurance fund collected tenth of one per cent on the value of the property registered. You can then deal with this of title almost freely as . with a certificate of stock. This will put your real estate on same footing as your property, and thus add millions of dollars to the bankable property of North Carolina. This will be of great help to the farmers all real estate owners, by enabling them to secure quick short through the bank without having to secure the services of a lawyer, as they to do under the present antiquated system. It will help all who deal in real estate, will promote the develop- of the whole State by settling titles, and will induce home-seekers to our State, be cause strangers will not hesitate to buy land the title to which is guaranteed by the The faults of the sys- among many others, consist of the enormous waste of time and money due to being forced to secure the of a law to re-examine the old title every time a new deal is made in land, or any real estate, and the land owner has to the bill. I will cite an One of the leading lawyers of this State told the that he knew of a tract of land, twenty- five per cant, of its value had been paid to attorneys fees for examining the same old title, year after year, and yet there seemed to be no defect in the title. All this vends to depress and makes land slow to handle. There la always of uncertainty, more or lea i, in a real estate deal under our present laws. THE SYSTEM WILL ALL EVILS. Laws made when lands were held under grants and sold far ten cents an acre, are not suited w the business methods and commercial requirements of of a Maw of Washington, N. C April A large mass meeting of citizens of Washington and Beaufort county, called by agreement be- tween the solicitor of this dis- and the board of county commissioners, was held in the court house in this city at noon today for the purpose of whether the bill of indictment brought in against the at the last term of court for failure to provide a court house should be prosecuted. The court house was filled to overflowing and a great deal of was exhibited. Solicitor Ward spoke to the as- for something over an hour on the matter in question. His speech was a delightful prise to his many and made a very fine impression audience. As a result of the meeting, the proceedings against the board of commissioners will not be pressed and the matter is left open as before. It was apparent that the temper of the assemblage changed from one of hostility to good feelings. The needs of s new court house for Beaufort county are apparent to every one and from such expressions of public sentiment were heard it is reasonably certain that Bean- fort will provide itself with a proper building in the near future. New North For the week ending 20th the Chattanooga Tradesman reports the following new industries for North lumber company. oil mill, re- ware- company. Brevard-$25,000 company. Spencer-$25.000 waterworks and light plant Liberty-$20,000 brickworks Lumberton-$1.000 develop- company; novelty works. New Bern-$100.000 realty company. lumber company. company. Kernersville 15.000 furniture factory. Wake Forest-$11,000 bank. this day and generation. Many of the large banks in states where the Torrens system is in successful operation, their willingness to the registrar's certificate of title without further tee, whenever offered in their mortgage loans, and glad to get them. From best information writer from states where the system has been adopted, the average cost is twenty-five dollars for tho first registration, and from one a half to three dollars for subsequent transfers. passage of the bill will not make it compulsory to register your remains entirely optional. There- fore, harm can come to no one by accepting this bill. I commend this subject to serious consideration of all who are interested in the progress and welfare of North Carolina. R. R. Chairman of the Torrens Land Title Commission. Bruce, N. C, April .,. -v f i POOR PRINT . fl .- if