THE CAROLINA HOME While we failed to Ml an; I . the cent and FARM and EASTERN deny i hough there must REFLECTOR Published by COMPANY, Inc. D. J. WHICHARD. Editor. WORTH CAROLINA. The Reflector is animating itself M She pi I c t SChOOl . tickets sonars a OUR AYDEN DEPARTMENT IN CHARGE OF R. W. SMITH year. . . Six . M Adverting rates may be bad upon application at business The Reflector Building, corner and Third street. and you afford to issue i . attractions, and PrO- no on. So toll teaser has already signed lo at r Authorized The Carolina Home and Farm and The Flit tier n aid i Advertising on Application L. M Jackson and J. F. attended at Little Creek Sunday. Dr. I. It. for Norfolk. Winter, W INTER July Martin county. returned Wed- Aden. July -These be and Mies Julia Smith vis- , Cox of Mi, who nines with the Just no, Sunday Training school Mr. I. II. architect, of if one ever did hustle he has to do I Curing tobacco seems to be the or- tor near J. H. C. Dixon Van Leads Laurinburg Exchange. All card of thanks and resolution respect will be charged I it cent per word. . advertising dates will -e charged at three cents per line, up to fifty lines. of day in our section. as second class matter August 1910. at the post office at Greenville, Carolina, under act of March 1873. FRIDAY. U Don't forget that good be nominated the legislature and spent Monday in town at tobacco housing lime. lie best men the for com- building committee of the Henry Grady, in bis Boston speech. Messrs. Frank Stokes and Henry dist church, going over the proposed believe it was, said cotton was a fool Worthington were visiting at Mr. lien- plans for the building. but he should have saved that epithet Sunday afternoon. o--------- i . apply to tobacco, but he knew morel Mr. Biggs Cannon tells us he has That little you are behind on your aw cotton perhaps. I been fine crops this year and he to Madison Herald. tobacco for years and have learn purchase one of those horseless wag- subscription would look mighty good are paid , about it every year. It passes his home so often. to us now. Talk to Stokes about the prohibition law as me my Bearing and great Messrs A. H. and S. J. Cox went they cannot to my eyesight and ii I tune j,, Core again Saturday and re- do so. they should resign and made any money out of it cant toil mined Sunday night, let others who call do so draw the And our city fathers are bound to salary, admit that our sidewalks are not as at Greenville, was visiting Misses and Olivia Cox on last even and returned this morning. The Fargo hog cholera remedy is guaranteed to cure any case of era. You will find a full supply at A. Ange and Co. One bottle will con- any one of its excellency well as the disease. J F. Stokes, of Greenville, was in our city Thursday talking insurance. While making tobacco flues for the A G. Cox Manufacturing Company. Mr. John Cooper accidentally got a HI T I POUT OF The beat about being a pub- is Hie publisher has always a perfect right to till up space when- ever lie to say something to Ins readers and subscribers. In words he can make without profit but almost always without loss. We are publishers, we have read- i ind subscribers and we make use of that right. The that more than a doz- en years ventured out In long dresses, later wore rompers, further on knickerbockers and has finally a pair of long trousers. And believe us we proud of them. They may not have an Irreproachable Breast down the legs, but they are not aw- fully baggy about the knees either. The trousers are held up by I pate of suspenders. On one side the sub- on the other the We may have to draw up the side or the to obtain the good as they might be. o------- in Mm canton Messenger. where it is. for I have no got it Mr. and Miss U. show for it. Fannie Smith were out driving Sun- It can work more folks to death nearly- than any crop ever made. I Mr. J. R. Turnage of was piece of steel lodged In his eye which was among the first of my section our streets last week buying The threshers began opera- engage in raising it and have Blinded tun. i, , , ; i if sub. and the Inn of the ma- ii in the curing barn from midnight till Mr. . . . I guaranteed for period of ten years without painting. Branch's sale by Harrington. and began. F. T. hauled m no some what critical at this time. Ural crop to squire Tyson for him to, Mr. is one of our most ex- it for sun as he bad men. Chine is heard throughout the land most every season since began is paid I year or so ad- Kl ,. , a , , , ,,.,. ,. i Mr. G. half a crop In was tobacco, perhaps Mr J- A season him severe pain. He made a trip to yesterday for the Thad Cannon and Miss Lula purpose of consulting a specialist, out driving Sunday after- Rubber guaranteed This Date in History July i; Isaac Watts, famous hymn writer, born. Nov. Topic. barn. About the time one all An effort is being made to gel an- can do tilling his barn the ill get local to put in a out pasture or the sheep or rows exchange Falls. A you have to go run them bark Died telephone exchange is greatly and then throws you back badly. ed at Granite Falls and it now looks or you rush like a ad man to the of Charlotte It will be only a short lime barn tiled In U early part of the the assassin of Marat one Is secured. week so as not to run heals on Sunday. Mackinaw, with Its son if States cap- Wake Them I p Then you have to get wet every day I led by a force and j;,,, Hill Record. Oiling, getting off suckers, etc ant Indians. why wasn't Hock Hill slop for The producer never states obtained full a; ,;,,, meeting In Columbia ball be should have for it session of Florida. When a state chamber of com- as it ruins so many cloth j known the lath- mere was like this troys so much wood and costs so much of the cotton industry in to have hail one rep- in every way. Summing up will Black Hems The farmers are getting busy cur- tobacco, now. We are still some more showers at time. Some of the boys have began to eat watermelons on a sly. Misses and Adam spent night and Sunday with Miss Arnold. Through the kind imitation of Mr. and Mrs. I. L. the and Episcopal Sunday School spent a most delightful day day ill the grove around his tobacco barns. Dinner plentiful and some lo for they gathered up sever- baskets lull; after all present had satisfied their hunger with the good foods that were spread. Swings were inconstant use and the cream at p. m was exhilarating. A vote of thanks to Mr. and Mrs. for the pleasant day and their spirit of life pleasant for other was Slates, died in at least. Ha Horn there May ,, gone to 1846 Remains of Daniel Boone and Mr. B. S. Arnold was all Hie pleasant for other w , . Sunday because he was with pro. by everyone. his best girl friend For shoes and hats, any Mr. M. V. Clark went to kind call on Harrington the good tobacco always sells Well, bill Tarboro Sunday. you cant make it good often, but a pleasant I people do. With the very best Hoy through our section last week with Venters of came and care you make a signal failure his wife removed from the In the Fable. tery at Mo, to Laurinburg Exchange, sometimes. My crop this year was a is Ky. The report is going the round that failure until the middle of June. It Annie Clark and brother. A. 1894 President land the ,,, clerks, stenographers or some- looked as if it would not make Clark went to Nor- act admitting Utah to statehood. may be for pounds to the acre and I never found night and returned Mon- length, but oh ho hard tuba we are hunting re- out what was the matter with it lo the United Stales. cord during the years he baa been I had lopped most of it and laid it 1803 A. Whistler, fa- n office. when you artist, died In London. Horn please pass it around. iii Lowell. Mass In To the readers of The Hector. we pray for hose suspenders to hold on and do their duty. The side made up of advertiser has been I to extent that inspires us with mi iron clad confidence. gel addition every almost, The i i aide, one composed of sub- also received some en- lately. Borne, yes, but not much as trousers need. And reader and subscriber you know in an a man finds himself, if r T. Duller of t tough and yellow looking u If regular appointment at bad no guano in a mile of it Tl k J night and Sun- trouble proved to be water. it was My. 1911- Senator Tl signed from the senate. Georgia re- united States This is My Birthday Ilium Luis Munoz Bin the resident of at Washington, born at July and educated In the my public schools of his native land. In on feel For of to run was compelled, about June 1st to PHI County News. I soon notified delinquent to pay up A few only have responded and i I am not able resume publishing paper, nurse, no one is more than l for aside in the matter no more keenly suspenders don't bold. Mis position re founded dally newspaper i . , a i i In San of which he has since been untenable m me Me jive up and look for barrel. of hi obligation than it pains no not to be able to I. and and publisher He was one the paper lo those who kindly leaden In the movement which h in advance, To how- resulted In the of home l shall do my best lo make good Now iii order to impress upon the rule for while it was still other way. mind of our the of When I want to tell you I am the island passed Into the possession out business. I can't lance of then- support we M M for a run s o own , , Mu Ii, an indeed we M president of the insular cab- i,,,,, lo run one of some body else. with a man, whom we He served three terms In the The Reflector has needed a field man fully e pupped to inspire the necessity and in 1904 be founded the years and that is the Job Unionist party. Almost continuous- onto right now. has labor- improvement has come to the simply water hurt as v e had had very during May. After I it and Lie ram stopped so heavy it just leaped into the c I ever bad. Though for ion time I ruined it by topping ii too low. but it is repairing now and is, quite promising am two in hind some of neighbors in Finally, I am tired of It and unless I come nut fairly well the i believe I will real on it ope year. Why Mr. Editor I We are sorry t hear the sad news the death Mr. Tucker's. We having a nice Sunday school at Iliac k Jack now. We cordially you all to attend, Mr. B. L. Clark of New York city came home sine few days to see his relatives and friends Ho returned Saturday. Wonder when he will coma lo N. C. again size and Barber He do and Company. Mr. Fred of Wilmington is visiting here this week. and Mrs Dodgers of were here a short while yesterday. Miss Sac Hull of Is vis- Miss Olivia Cox this week. A. W. Ange and Company have moved their furniture department In- to the building formally occupied by the Hank of A car load furniture Just arrived. Miss Dell of den is spending a few days Miss Olivia Cox. of the Conditions of I OF Hems July and Mis. Jackson of Cash Items At the Close of business April, is. 1911 tea Loans and Discounts Overdraft Furniture and Fixtures Due from have time lo read only of and Sunday Mr. hardly take time to eat filling A. I. S The big boy said no longer than yesterday I need not plant any for him lo house for be would first. And the madam gets after me for working ill rain making It so I shall have to quit it looks like. D. Quit a number of our people at- tended Church at Elm Grove Sunday. Miss Pauline Joyner spent Sunday with Miss son Mr. L. M, Jackson went lo Saturday. Coin Bank Notes and u. s. Notes 689.91 mi 66918.11 15.00 Total Stock Sin plus Liabilities Misses Nettle, Katy and Maine Profit of support both from those that ready receive the Reflector and those that ought to subscribe to it. Indeed Menu that a lapse of memory has secured In some cases would make Rip Van Winkle's story listen like the gentle murmur of I stream. Sweet but foolish. We have some people on the mailing that must have made up their to their subscriptions just as soon as the militant William Jennings an pulls off that dreamed of sleep in the downy couch of the White Hon. We shudder lo think of it. And. listen here, how we would like lo have th filthy lucre In the bank. It would help us pay so many debts ind would leave us so much surplus even Rockefeller would look like a piker to us. In times gone by mothers used lo n their into I troubled sleep by whittling softly to through their front teeth better go to sleep or the bogey man will and take you get next and keep dark. John F. is after you for that subscription . . . and what's In gel to obtain a greater measure of paper lately and it merits a much Bell fur the Ricans patronage than It U getting, To and since he has resided in this patronage II Washington to keep in closer touch B,. one get out cm the bring with the president and congress round up the subscribers. Therefore I am after you right now. the extra coil Of putting a Congratulations man in the Bald II is necessary to put . . . the paper on a strictly Bishop Wilson S. Lewis, of the Math basis, which feel quite sure, Episcopal Church, years old must meet with your approval, today. So be ready to pay the cash the first Dr. Ulysses II. Pierce, chap- time you see me, or mail direct to me. lain of the United States senate. Sincerely yours, years old today. JOHN F. John Protestant Circulation Manager Carolina Home opal bishop of and Farm and Dally years old today. Lieut Ben. II. Que , of ,.,,,,,. entered Into professional baseball this nor of Bermuda, years old ,, ,,, of Virginia, with the You will have to hand it lo the St. Nationals; Charles Louis for true to of Cornell, with Buffalo.; John Boyle, form. Here is the July of Chicago, with the wins; defeats July Joseph Items HOPS WELL. July Luther Jackson of were town a short while Sunday. Meads. J. F. and W, made a business trip to Sat- Unpaid Capt. sub. to Checks Savings Deposit Cashier's Checks 3500.00 15000.00 611.35 85.50 36254.42 858.89 If you are not satisfied with the with whom you have been heretofore we point you to the Bull Moose party which With an open door. wins; college with the Naps. Nash and of Brown, with Cleveland ad Warner f Brown with Several minor league their season. Hie team at the lop at the close id the first half of the season plays tho team winning the second half for the championship of the league. Among lie teams, tat have won their right to contend for the pennant at the close of the season are Jacksonville In the Magistrate to commit for South Atlantic League; in in the You Certainly the rob- Ohio and Pennsylvania League; Selma in a remarkably Ingenious way; In the Southeastern League, Cleburne in wit exceptional cunning the South Central League, Wichita The Honor, no Falls m the League no flattery, I begs and in the Cotton Sketch. League. I tell you we live in an age of pro- How now Now some shark has discovered that you kin shake oil a dog with a City MONEY en CO year some farmers lose money by buying the first is offer- ed them without looking over our lines of FARM MACHINERY. We carry an up-to-date line of farm and machines that we know will give you absolute satisfaction. They are the most practical, economical and on the market. We carry a stock of repairs for the ma- chines we sell, which is to be considered in buying machinery. Our desire is to give you the best service possible and we will do everything in our power to merit your patronage. See to it that YOU do not lose money this year. THINK OF HART HADLEY, Hardware GREENVILLE, North Carolina in rt ST Pi so HI s- to FOR THE HOME In Fine Furniture Fresh, Up-to-the- minute late models from the best manufacturers in ARTICLES A range of qualities and prices that will suit every buyers the offering today. TAFT VANDYKE Want Ads The Daily Reflector's Bargain Column Advertisements Inserted under ibis head at tho rate i h I of per line. I SHARKS STOCK in the Consolidated Co. Address with offer. J. H. Fleming, Raleigh. C. AM I bloom. Orders for cut flowers ail- ed promptly. Mrs. Haskett. Tilt Of- takes orders for cares wedding Invitation and menu. can be at office. LEGAL NOTICE. TO E. Cox, having of the of Q Col, deceased, before Ii Moore, clerk of the superior court of Pitt county, notice is hereby given that all persons indebted to said estate are hereby required to make the undersigned and all persons holding claims said hereby required to file claims will, said administrator duly verified within twelve months from Hie dale hereof. this notice will be plead In bar of recovery. the 18th day of June. B cox, Administrator of the- estate of W, Cox, deceased. F C. HARDING, Attorney. C ltd Markets man yeast, it S. M. It WOK'S Having as of William Williams, deceased, late of Pitt county. North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned, or his attorneys, V. O. James and Son, Greenville, X. c., within twelve mouths or notice will he plead in bar of recovery All persons indebted lo estate will please make Immediate payment. This June J. COBB, c ltd N. C. July . . wheat . 1-2 July corn . July ribs . TO OFFICE BOOK IS Reflector building. a tot FLORAL or Order from Mrs. Has- To the Democrats of Pitt Let's all come together and nominate that true Democrat and high toned gentleman, G. T. Tyson for one of the Representatives for the next Gen- Assembly. A man tried and true and will give every man a fair deal. What say you, county voters MANY VOTERS. THE haven and U nearest cottage to station post office and Ocean View. Va. an Ideal home. Reasonable rates. Mrs. J D. Latham, Proprietress TOMATOES FOB AT cents if you send for them D. D. Haskett. FIELD PEAS AT t. V. JOHNSTON'S Feed Store FIELD PEAS AT F. T. Feed Store The wants your Job work. FIELD PEAS AT V. V. JOHNSTON'S Feed Store EXECUTION SALE North Carolina. Pitt County, In I lie Superior court. J. B, vs it. Hem- by. Of power vested iii in,. b execution issuing to me from the superior of PHI county in the above entitled cause in favor of tile plaintiff and the defendant and pursuant to attachment duly levied on the properly below and by virtue of authority i me the laws of the state of North Car- I shall sell for lo high bidder at public auction at the house door of county in Greenville, K. on the Mon- day in August. it the 5th day of 1912. at o'clock, noon, all the right, tide and Interest being a undivided inter- est in the remainder In fie f the aid James II. In and to the following described of real es- lying, being and situate In the County of and stale of North Car- to Rounded by the lands of Craw- ford heirs, the land. Lawrence Anderson, J. V. King and others, and being the land of which the late Goo. W. died seized and possessed I evidenced by certain deeds from A. J. Move. It. A. Geo. Jefferson, Tyson and others, and containing 1-2 acres, more or less; the Interest to be sold being such as was devised to the said James II. by W. Hem- by In his last Will and Testament, the said James II being one of the children of tho said Otto, W, Hint- by, Tills the 1st day of July, 1912. B I. I ltd Sheriff of County Mill Currier Will Eli This is an age of great discoveries. Progress rides on tho air. Soon we may see Uncle Sam's mail carriers Hying in all directions, transporting mail. People take a wonderful In- in discovery that benefits them, why Dr. King's New for Coughs, Colds and throat and lung diseases Is the most popular America. cured me of a most dreadful writes Mrs. J. F. Davis. Corner, Me., doctor's mid all other remedies had for coughs, colds or any bronchial affection. Price Trial bottle free at all druggists. FOB SALE- ONE SECOND hand LT, lip. engine and lip. Consolidated Tobacco Co, ltd w WANTS POSITION AS TEACH- in graded school, 3rd to 6th grade work preferred. Can tarnish good ref- Address Greenville, N. C. I HAVE A NICE FOB rent. Parties wishing my service phone Ml, night phone 91-L. I The WORLD in SPORTS PH Yesterday's Results in Baseball Nil ION AL I. Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago New York o AMERICAN New York St. Louis New York St. Louis game i. Detroit Washington Chicago Philadelphia Cleveland , LEAGUE. Mobile ; Atlanta New Orleans Chattanooga rain. Mil. George of the Senators Washington Star Shortstop Is Playing His Usually Consistent Game Petersburg Portsmouth Newport News Norfolk I. Richmond Jacksonville Savannah I Savannah Other games, rain. Thirty one players In the National League are hitting for or better. Hill Armour, the former while the American has only manager, is for the Saint in the select circle. Louis Browns. . . . . . Claude the former Detroit Shortstop the former now Minneapolis the hading tho American batting the the average of player, is making good York Highlanders. to FALLS AND from NORFOLK, VA. and OLD POINT COMFORT Fur Constable I hereby announce myself n can- for constable of Beaver Dam township, subject to to action and approval of tho Democratic primary. J. B, NICHOLS. OF Notice is hereby given that the firm Of Company, of Green- ville. North Carolina, composed of V. and James M. has this day dissolved by mu- consent. James M. h.-is purchased the entire Interest of V. in the business and will continue the business in the name of James If. the 8th day of July. V. JAMES M SINES, ltd Railroad Schedules. via STEAMSHIP COM- PUT Tho Finest. Newest, Largest and Best Equipped Steamships Plying Between Norfolk and Baltimore Steamers Norfolk dally, in- Sunday, from foot of Jack- son street, at p. ON FOLLOWING B and O. Ry. la Ry. July July. July July Aug. Aug. Aug. Aug. Sept Oct. Oct. Final Limit Days From Hate of Very low round trip rates also on sale to Atlantic Baltimore, Phil- and all northern resorts. For any Information W. H. T. P. A. Norfolk, Va. North- South- bound boon p. m. p. m. a m. 1.18 p. m. East bound a a m. a m. a. m. MOLES AND WARTS With without pain or danger, no matter how large, or how far raised above the surface of the skin. And they will never return, and no trace or scar will ho left. is applied directly the Mole or wart which entirely disappears In about six days, killing the germ and leaving the skin smooth and natural. Is put up only la One Dollar Bottles. bottle is neatly packed a plain accompanied by full and contains enough remedy to remove eight or ten ordinary Moles or Walls. We sell under a positive guarantee if fails to remove your Mole or Wart we will promptly refund the dollar. COMPANY. FLORIDA. Dept. wax Notice of North Carolina. Pitt county. In the Superior Court before D. C. Moore. Clerk. v. Griffin and wife, Julia f. M. Cherry and wife Annie F. Cherry and B. B. Foley vs. William f. Cherry. By Virtue of a decree of the Super- Court made by l. C. Moore. clerk, on the 15th day of July, 1912, In the above entitled special proceed- the undersigned commissioners Will, on Monday, the 16th day of An- till, at o'clock, noon, expose to public sale before the court house door. In North Carolina, I'll County, to the bidder for cash, the following described lot or parcel of land to and be- in the town of Greenville, North Carolina, situated on the North Of Third Street and west side of Co- adjoining Third Street on the south and on the east and the lot known as the W. II. Harrington lot on the north and the lot known as the lot on the containing about one-half acre, or less and being the lot on which Mrs. Mary Foley formerly resided This sale Is made for the purpose of making partition among the heirs at law of Mrs. Mary Foley. This the 15th day of July. 1912. V. C. Harding. ltd Commissioner. the absence of Manager Frank Cane Joe Tinker as captain and manager the Cubs. Three Ibis season the Giants have run up nine wins in a row be- sides their victories. The League is disbanded, the team icing in the lead when the league hit the rock. is living up to his reputation as a fence buster by leading Charlie Quaker in batting. . . The White sent Waller H. Johnson back to Racine and he Several big league scouts are on the work of Billy B. Swanson, tho clever of the team, in the Three I. League. Catcher Forrest of tho Boston Red is a great to tho bas- es. It is said that one men has stolen base cleanly on him this season. who has been lent back to the Denver team by i Red refuses to report to Grizzlies on account of a cut In salary. Buffalo fans arc not very strong for George Stalling this season. The team ha not been able to hold its own the leaders in the League SCHEDULES RAILROAD SCHEDULES RAILROAD SCHEDULES O L SCHEDULE Leave Raleigh, effective Jan- YEAR ROUND a. Atlanta, Birmingham and points Jackson- ville and Florida points, at Hamlet for Charlotte and Wilmington. THE with coaches and parlor car. Con- with steamer for Washington. Baltimore, New York, and Providence. THE FLORIDA FAST a Richmond, Wash- and New York sleepers, day and dinning car. Connects Richmond C. O. at Wash with railroad and B, for Pitts- burg and points west THE p. Atlanta, Charlotte. Wilmington, Memphis, and points west. Parlor to Hamlet p. m. No. for Henderson Oxford and p. m No. for for Cincinnati and points west. Memphis, and points west, Jack- and all Florida points Pullman steepen, Arrive Atlanta a. m. Arrive Richmond a. m. Washington a. m., New York p. m Penn. station. Pullman arrive to Washington and New York. H. RYAN, P. a Portsmouth, Ya But West and Canada. Office. No. Main St J. W. BROWN, JR. NORFOLK SOUTHERN R Al ROUTE OF THE TRAINS LEAVE GREENVILLE EASTBOUND a. m. dally, Pullman Sleeping Car for Norfolk. a. m. Dally, for Plymouth, Elizabeth City and Norfolk. Broiler Parlor Car Service connects for all points North and West p. m. Dally, except Sunday for Washington. WESTBOUND 3-26 a. m. Daily for Wilson and Pullman Sleeping Car service. Connects North, South and a. m. Dally, except Sunday for Wilson and Raleigh. Connects for all p. m. Dally for Wilson and Broiler Parlor Car Service. For further information and of Sleeping Car space apply to J. L. Agent, Greenville. W. R. HUDSON, W. W. Pass. OLD BAY LINE Steam Packet Dally. Including Sunday, between NORFOLK AND BALTIMORE Mail Equipped with United Telegraphy and every mod- convenience. Cuisine ed. Portsmouth. Sundays pm week days pm Norfolk, pm Old Point pm sold to all points North. Southern Railway CARRIER OF THE Direct lines to ill North, South, East and West LOW TRIP TO NORTH CAROLINA The Laid of The also to California and all principal resorts CONVENIENT SCHEDULES. LIGHTED COACHES, COMPLETE DINING CAR SERVICE. If you are contemplating a trip to any point, before completing for same. It will be wise for you to consult a representative of the Southern Hallway, or write the under- signed, who will gladly and courteous- fume M you with ail Information as to your best and quickest and most comfortable way in which to make tho trip. J. O. JONES, Traveling Passenger Agent, Raleigh. N. a II. F. CARY, General Passenger Agent. Washington, C i . i M MM I Ii I Ml Now la Effect to Beaufort Kore- City. The seashore season Is now opes and summer excursion tickets are en sale at nil stations to City. N. d and N. C, good to return until October 31st Get complete Information from say gent. W. W. P. A. Norfolk. Ya.