can determine almost at pleasure likely. I take It for granted, that If of the board of gov- up son la working a It la that, And beside whether there be competition a minimum wage were established FARM h nU feel us alive, that tire of air or not. The nation as a nation has law the great majority of woman's department of the Pitt And earth, do you REFLECTOR Published by rat. There is a red in the naves us and our planet many mil- grown Immensely rich. But what of would take occasion to bring their fair, should be present at the meet- go into town to lions of bumps that would make life the other side of the picture It la wage scale as nearly as might be to be held in the court attend public meeting,, and Impossible. no, as easy for us to as it used down to the level of workingman Friday morning 18th. a, look around generally. I He buy to successfully, o clock. This is an important meet- life that one the saddest, millions of meteors have struck much High wages, even when we because it would be dangerous to discussed ,,. i,., this earth can get then, yield us no great com- strike against the authority of the he November 14th ,. Do you know that we are bombard- fort. We used to be ofT with Federal government. led in ignorance of the out- ed b every day. the tire because a dollar could buy as .-r. most of his employers Mil. world, and of true farming of a Hying automobile Is bombarded much more. majority of us any practically all th most gets off some terse sayings hie of ind.- Do you know have been disturbed to find ourselves powerful of employers- would be Raleigh Times. one year, . II w Six mouths. . may he had upon ,., rapidly becoming a application at the business office in ., u, ,.,,,.,,, ,, of I comet us and growing poorer, even though our Urn- wards and of that very in at once The corner and Third streets want, a life that .; were slowly increasing. Price eminent, which is the master of them that is as good as if he had said It for All cards of thanks am resolutions while and toward which of respect will be charged I at , . ,., , ,,. ,. Iron, copper and other metal, vary earning, up b the million, to turn Moreover. . to atone projectile size The meteors Hying masses o rock, climb faster than we can push cur for no part of this program can people don't help be discussed intelligently without re- that a. handled home town, no green help my soul, ,.,,. late, will be chatted fir at three . cents per Hue. up i. line. When you think of the high coal see anything good in my a Mm. thing, about the by It, is no. to be prevented , ,,,, ,.,. , ,. prices concern u. very deeply Copied and regulated. .-. second class matter . I i Ml I . e. ., I. . . I act March i. of living, remember that In part at Once in a great while a big one and fix our attention upon When you have thought the whole definite deter- thing out. therefore, you will find that town an stir up least meaning of the higher through the air without be- schedule. With a more While America will get the censure the former is beginning entirely melted and hit. to gel to the hot- the program the new party legal- of ex. is i i gel something tor his work. our pneumatic tire, the matter. We know that monopolies and systematically -I vs silk tut VS are not by the to No man grudges, or should grudge these meteors would smash down . . lion, of the market, or by the ancient plans made government both that When you read pork on our surface constantly. , . , law of supple and demand by with regard to employment and live cattle the slaughtering us. wiping out nation private arrangement regard to regard to wages. Take the thing a. times the year when ell. tor pries higher than were at cert. known before, except in war we through million, or mete- ti. you are reading that the men or. In our journey around the sun to Ml When actually produce the animals are Hut the dangerous meteor. Hying nil come, in con- with our atmosphere and Is melt- AU a thicken V. getting something their , Farmer Kata Chicken. I hat Ire one grudges that. Kirk He ii-. Own. The dun the citizen i t. make meteor. Call, upon the sun, e of the money spent on higher cost air, the at Mich or mug actually lo the nun It BRISBANE I Do tie the high coal like cost of anything in. somebody I. gelling more money than they get. The higher coal of living means, other things, tanner on the re of bank- loaded with mortgage, and worries la getting a more can he ii ed lo gel, and I in he used o lie. v. in. tin- work. The problem is that us. so that the. fall to down the former, not to to In harmless, p, potatoes back lo cents a bushel, or corn to cents. Constantly the dust or disintegrate The is lo make sure that meteors tails upon the the gets well paid tor what the earth; every year it raise- the he does; the middle man. the bottom the ocean just so much, railroad those handle what II long enough. H will tile what the supply should be and a whole, and it looks strangely among producers economic mastery over the very lives res. The high cost living is and fortunes of those who do the ranged by private understanding daily work of the all is the natural history of such under the overwhelming power and tariff as are now contrived, as it of the national govern- is the natural history all men. What most of us are lighting governments lo help certain groups for is to break up this very partner of individuals along in life. The ship between big business and the is. that the trusts hove been government. formed, have gained all control the larger enterprises or country, have fixed price and f U were not for the treating fixed so might b would be much less drinking. President Roosevelt, the act was not committed by a native. The lines should be closer drawn about foreign Immigration so as to shut out any who undesirable. should bear in mind that the Norfolk railroad will bring an excursion party Northern and Western here next Saturday to spend the afternoon. There is no time to lose in to look alter the visitors. Colonel Roosevelt Is going through the West Governor son. He will wake up on morn- or November to find his criticism, instead of doing harm. rolled up were thoroughly worth , . of ,;,. for while and that the tariff, with its i, is likewise true in I protections and stimulations. ,,,. ,,. nag sue- the Inebriating beverage. ,.,. i and that create no till up the ocean so that, like . , . . gave them to do these ,.,.,,,,, ,,. how Collier's will v do not get the largest Martians, shall have to dig i ,,,,,,,., now coiners win h pan am ., , noticed three men walking . M ,,,. .,.,,,, ,,. bold the oceans waters and ore- ah t they used lo when the farm- vent their covering the two miles deep all and us that opportunity. Laws must be devised will where there is a fountain one of the Street together. Passing a ,.,, which Hearst published foe similes and which ,; ate a The It iS th or the former was citizens in the big cities to ti as r lo death or a houseboat prevent this, it laws can be worked them remarked. go in and get inly asserted were out by lair and tree counsel will a cold the others i, the is ;. U living should make iii.- thoughtful citizen do better than ,. , , , lair tree counsel win a ---i-- Doe.; it Interest you to think of accomplish that without destroy ed the invitation and they walked on. They meant that the farmer would the have united and or any declining the man who offered lo a chicken unless he distribution of products and sound or legitimate business under- treat was cents in pocket and all notion that we little human were or unless chicken was sales on a log scale, to inking or necessary wholesome three or them saved their stomachs and lo to i-ice injuring lb. ,,.,,,. lire, breathing the air of inc. its living and becoming a total profits. lows. II thoughtful citizen would, he have changed for the could partly solve his own living farmer. He now chickens that problem, by from tin- are hardy and nourishing He no pavements, to a spot longer lives on skimmed milk and his family might get fresh air and s pork. v here he. on a small and profitable Agricultural machinery and scale could be a producer food and traveling through the ties space shielded by tire the rough spots in our journey and digging our food out of the rim of the wheel on which we travel It Is funny to think of us little Greenville is housing all the there Is house-room for. The first Step is to get more people to build from a swill of dope that they did more houses. If you have a lot. get The Democratic party is not seek- not need. It i. more than likely the Building and Loan Association destruction of any kind, nor the even the wold-be host did not want build a house on it. disruption of any sound or honest a drink, but custom of being so- but merely the rule of right took hold or him as they hap- to be passing a place where drinks are sold. This silly custom or treating ac- and the common advantage. LABOR WOODROW If money talks we would like to hear what it has to say about the fellow who holds It In his pocket, when it Justly to be In some- creatures in the ocean of WOODROW WILSON i counts for the greater par of drink- body else's pocket, cultural science taught In hundreds Of the fairly prosperous, on To , of . of per. of admirable colleges, enable him to in the big paving f , son wanting a drink going on alone the grow one hundred bushels where lie print for all e. at least ad u. are of do , used to grow he gets more ,,, ,. , , to Join, whether they want a lead to indifference. Keep tin- the employer, another to the capital- drink or not and usually they ac- th polls for each bushel. might without greater expense, own supremacy, political supremacy. Supremacy. We kill MM an- 1st. another to the professional man; COP rather than seem discourteous. on other in quarrel, as lo nature of but merely that the life of the This was where one of the greatest Better largely to the a place of their own. instead of pay- and the it and on that place, though easier for him to get his goods to u were small, produce enough ac- ,. wt various points of view and yet be loons, when they existed, came up a Confederate monument on Farmers unions, giants and U per cent, added . . m a Mon who did want a Court House square. We should the Power that rules u. and we row try as a whole may be looked from evils in connection with liquor M-l ,,, slow about r organizations have th so much talked formers to work together instead of about, being cheated has made better prices the farmer and better profits. The rural delivery, carrying the news of the day to the formers little There ill Hie dusty of politics Is to bring classes take It because invited to do not wait until after all the veterans . are dead. air inside the tire of a big together upon a platform of by a friend an in plenty of cases t would get drunk when there had been bile. and common Interest. A hog eats your corn and grunts If we could hear their talk In a political campaign the voters no intention of doing so and It would would seem to us as as we are called upon to choose between par not have but for the live off the efforts or others and LIB OS A WHEEL HUH A TUB you how we , that look ties and leaders. Parties and Many first drinks were, then growl about it. Nothing ever the big things tor granted and make ,,,,. big air tr to watch form and candidates should be frank- and Including latest ideas ill great to, over little-freakish struggles and listen lo boast- put under examination to what led lo ruin. ., great full . the little, yield us by way of progress a buy a of shoes, a hat. a necktie, a and Hie latest prices of his pi duet, have protected him against ,, , , . dishonest dealers. The telephone. th studied eclipses of . sun ms the stores, has saved the ore they began to lime ml with Hi- t. daily registering and t. is money. sun. . no h n , , ; ,. telephone the rural tree They look for granted the ., , . x sis WOODROW The lion In Roosevelt declares that am a man peaceful disposition Yet it would be hard to find a man who has stirred up more than he. and lucre a many questions which the working man may legit- or anything else, he does not ask until h got standing around to gnawer UP and lake and there answer. A people deplore The the leaders of W , , , , the attempted or Col. Roosevelt. it is a lamentable new party are as alarming w n lo a delivery, the way. have also cut ems truths . tin- and ,,,,. th stand- treating is a silly one and i. down about amount red over little , ., Is i ; number u i among natural phenomena, it they had stud ,,. . .,,., , .,,,,,.,,, , Tin- greatest wealth the nation, led the apparent movement, . the country In i good In I. the they studied might ,,. ,;, ,,. Republican party. patter. He de that lie lad a very huge amount of money is taken out or the pocket the general taxpayer and is not to be abandoned. lives Tic men the world over are subjected lo such dangers. produces, This year, for- have discovered much earlier financial is b year . wonderful Is round They might have has be. ,, Thousands of millions dared lo go outside iii favors, I. i mat- III. t THE a,. ,,,. ., ,,,,. county who will average When you and do business .,. . ,. , classes of protected home folk we are more or other they have been ion his concern is that so little partners together. Sou kelp lucky to average been to the nation by the farm- or ii n ,., i mines, in actual value, Thousands of with no fear foiling ,. ,. ,. ,,.,.,,.,. ills money gets int. the pocket of other fellow with your patronage, and ii of grain have and have islanding it represents .- lion It into the pockets of Hie Thus money , several been taken the America earlier and wound up leaden rs his and keep turning over and The . th people to life i back the whole people of an working tor the community .,,.,. ,.,,. , feed and .,, animal Hi. We have all o ., ,. , d, m he expect to do In or- in Not so when you do people wit, ire which us on our and small man- was one,. . poor, or runs over one els. ,.,,.,. ,,,.,,,,. n worn-out before she reached automobile, The bull-bearing and co tier H see lo i. a larger portion your trading elsewhere, by mall for . money gets Into send your end l have round only wound upon And the money sen from home upon The entire country feels good that hours a day was her and the tire air make u think and , ,,. .,,., on is a in i work mid by th In Ami her our heads and say, , . . , . . ,. . i program which speaks of up other community was or a nature. hand was little better off. is ,,,,., M , ,,.,,. a minimum, or living, wage ;,, which yon have no part. tin- about th. big ball earth n, ,, i,,., for workers l suppose -o I Dec. j hum it iii The Wilmington Dispatch speaks m able names, you can try those In the ill tin old masting, or some highly bane- you live on v.-s. if i, um that the principle Heal, but slightly doleful, pray. Did II ever occur lo you the ., , , ,,. I not In th. long run meant to b Mark Sullivan as he one- . wok rims on an air lire also, turn- , .,,, ., a,,,.,, , Confined in its application to women We do not recall see- Now the wife, when h-r around on its spiral spin through ,,,, ,. , u .,,, , , . , . only. Perhaps f are Just I fled in as- it mentioned anywhere that the husband la an able has her space with for to b con- pol- There will be nil kinds of betting ii,,.,,,. social club. Her I . ,,,, . of c.- by Do not be trying to , the today, and so. . . .- small . men l go broke for Legal OF REAL ESTATE By virtue of a decree of the Super- Court. Pitt county, made by H. W. Whedbee. Judge, in a certain civil action pending in said court, at May term. 1912. entitled J. A. Stoke, and R. L. r vs. J. A. Gardner, the undersigned will, on Monday, the 11th day of November, H-12, at o'clock, noon. It being the 1st day of November Civil Term, Pitt County Superior Court, expose to sale before the court house door in Greenville. Pitt county, lo the highest bidder, for cash, the follow- described tract, or parcel, of land to and being in Swift Creek Township. Pitt county. North Carolina and described as follows to at a stake on the Clay Hoot road and running S. W 1-2 poles to a stake, thence S K poles to a stake, thence S W pole to the Creek road, thence up with the Creek road to Gardner's Cross Roads containing acres more or Also one tract land in said town- ship, county and state, beginning at Isaac Gardner's second corner and runs S W to the Creek road, then down said road to the old Flat Branch Ditch, then the various courses of said ditch to Isaac Gardner's third thence North -1 West poles to the beginning, containing acre, more or less. Also one parcel land in township, county and state, beginning m the Big Ditch Bridge on the Clay road and running down said road to J. Me Dixon's Coward place line, thence a southerly direction with said Dixon's line to an old ditch, thence up with said ditch to the big ditch, thence up with said ditch to th beginning containing more or less. one other land in said township, county and state, be- ginning at the intersection of the Bridge and the Green- ville Road and running with the Greenville road to the I-aura A. land, then South to hi. Gardner's line, then with M. O. Gardner's land to the Gardner's Bridge with the Gardner's Bridge to the begin- containing acres more or less and being the land upon which the Mill, store and residence of J. A. Gardner are located. Also one other tract of land in said township, county and State adjoining the Lazarus Dawson lands, W. H. Clark, J. and J. J. Moore lands, containing acres more or less and being the same lands deed- ed to the said J. A. by Sam- Cory, reference to which deed is hereby made for an accurate Also one other tract of land in said township, county and State bounded on the South by Swift Creek, on the East by J. Dixon, on the North by J. H. Colling and M. O. Gardner and on the West by M. O. Gardner, contain- acres more or less and known as the lands. Also one other tract of land in said county and state, begin- at the big ditch on the Greenville road leading from Gardner's roads to bridge, thence running S with said ditch to the old Flat Branch ditch to the division line between Isaac Gardner and Charles Gardner to the Greenville road, con- acres more or less. Also one other tract of land in said township, county and state and bound- ed on the South by M. O. Gardner, on the by J. A. Gardner and on the North and on the West by J. A. Gardner and II. Gardner M acres more or This sale Is lo he made under and by authority of Decree of the Super- Court above referred to. This th of October. 1912. I HARDING. Commissioner. NOTICE SALE North Carolina, Pitt County. In the Superior Court, before D. C Moore, Clerk. Sarah E. Cox, of George W. Cox. vs. Marie By virtue of a decree of parlor court, made In above tilled cause by D. Moore, clerk of Hie superior court of Pitt county, on the 6th day of September. 1912. undersigned commissioner will, on Monday, th 18th clay of October, 1912, in o'clock noon, expose to public Sal before the court house door In Greenville, to highest bidder for rash, that certain in th town of a stake on Street and runs with Mason Lodge lino feet, then at right angles with said line feet to Gibson's feet with Gibson's line to a stake, thence with street SO feet to the beginning, 1-4 acre, more or less. Also another parcel of land In township, Pitt beginning l a and duns Ml t -4 7-10 chains lo a pine, Nora Buck's and Cora corner, thence with Cora line 1-2, east 28.7 chains to a sweet gum, her on the bill and near Cow Swamp, thence south 1-2, west 1-4 chain, to a knot, an old in the mouth of Long Branch, thence up the run of said branch to the mouth of the ditch in said branch 1-4 chain., thence up ditch 4-5 chain, to a stake R TO The undersigned having day qualified as administrator of the es- of Nannie E Little, before D. C. Moore. Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt county, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to said es- to make immediately payment to the undersigned administrator and all persons holding claim, against said chains to a stake R. M. are hereby notified to file the Hams and James C. May's with said administrator with- Item. north east 1-4 chains to small gum bush said May's corner, thence with said May's ditch north west 3.6. then north west 1-5 chains to N. C. Cox's thence with said line north west chains to a stake at the head of a ditch on the path leading from Nan- Cox's to the main road, then with N. S. Cos again north west chains to a stake, said Cox's then with said Cox's other line north 3-4 east 8.4 chains to a on the east edge or a ditch, with said N. S. Cox again north i west 2.28 to a post oak thence with Cox again north 1-4 east 13.3 chains to the beginning, containing acres, more or This the 25th day of September, 1912. F. C. HARDING. ltd w Commissioner. in t w months the date hereof or this notice will be pleaded in bar of recovery of said claims. This the 3rd day of October. 1912. G. H. LITTLE, Administrator of the estate of Nannie E. Little. ltd OF SALE North Carolina. Pitt County. W. A. Taylor and J. C. Taylor Samuel and wife Jacky Ann Edwards, R. E. Randolph. L. A. Randolph. J. H. Randolph. Robert Staton. J. R. Bunting and Macclesfield Supply Company. By virtue of a decree of the super- OF VACANT LAND State of North Carolina, Pitt County. A. V. Wooten enters and claims the following piece or parcel of Situate in Swift Creek township, de- scribed and bounded as the lands of J. M. Wooten and lies between the lands of Elias and the Allen Johnson lands. twelve acres, more or less. 25th day of Sept. A. V. WOOTEN. W. M. MOORE. Taker. ltd w Oct. Leon Kittrell of Ayden was here a short Thursday. A car load of salt Just in at A. W Ange and Company. Mrs. J. L. and brother Jas- per Taylor went to Ayden Thursday Barber Company received a car load of coarse and fine sail Large crowds an at the services at the Free Will church this Week. Mr. A. D. went to Greenville Friday. Those who value their time and la- will consider coining to ville when they have cotton to gin. The effort on their part and the time they s insignificant at The Pitt County Oil Mill. Misses Cora Walston. Snow and Flossy of W. H. S. left to Spend the week end at their respective homes. Corbett and Le Smith left Friday evening to spend a days at home near also to attend the Primitive Baptist at Tyson's church. Cotton. I and tics at A. W. and Company Paul Wallace want over to Kinston Friday to spend a few days at home. The largest, the best and the complete line of shoes are now In at Harrington. Harbor and Company. Mrs. II T. Spier and son, Ashley. to Friday to spend with friends. In Third Encounter With Joe Wood, Routs Rifle Shot Twirler from the Mound . defeated Boston, Oct. The New York the Americans today by a Nationals over- score ii to t star pit. her. driven from the v was touched for seven hits. NOTICE TO I HI mil- Having duly qualified before the superior court clerk of Pitt county as administrator of the estate of Harrington, deceased, notice days hereby given to all persons indebted The Pitt County Oil Company to the estate to make gin your cotton for the 20th and to the undersigned; and all per-j give you bugging and ties. Will pay- sons having claims against said the highest price or in. of Pitt county, made are lo MM for toed. than above entitled cause His undersigned for payment on or a chance. E. B. Kline. Judge at the the of term. 1912. of the superior court of Pitt county, the undersigned This 26th day of September. 1912. JESSE CANNON. of Al Harrington. fl ltd or this notice will be bar of recovery. will on Thursday, the 31st of October. at o'clock noon, before the court house door in to the highest bidder for cash, expose to public sale the fol- lowing described tract or parcel of land, to and being in Bethel town- ship. Pitt county. North Carolina, and beginning at a cypress in Creek, Noble corner in said and runs thence with line north SO. east poles to a pine, then north H poles to a pine In the branch, then down the various courses of said branch to the creek, then will, said creek to the be- ginning, containing acres, more or This the day of Sept. 1912. F. C. HARDING. ltd Commissioner NOTICE Having qualified as executor of the estate F. M. deceased, late of Pitt county, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims i against the estate of the said ed. to exhibit them to the undersigned; at Greenville. N. C, on or before the 20th day of September. 1913. or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make ate payment. This the 20th day of Sept., 1912. A. D. Executor of F. M. Dupree, Deed, p Hanks of and Elder plead g. Brush, of Tann., will preach a. church next Thursday. The Junior Order gave cream supper Tuesday night. Visiting brothers were present from Raleigh Ayden and Columbia. X. C. H you have no, tried oysters at K. W. Try they are fine. Mr. H. II. to Kinston Friday on business. Misses Harding and Howie, teach- of the Graded School are the weak end with Misses Cox. Miss Lena spoil. Friday night with Mrs. It. T. Cox. Mrs. Henry Harding of Washington came Friday to visit relatives in town. Miss Smith left this morn- to spend a days at home. for sale by Josephus x, Winterville, N. C. NOTICE SALE North Carolina. Pitt county. In the Court. Greenville Manufacturing Company, vs. Manson By virtue of an execution direct- ed to the undersigned from the court of Pitt county, In the above entitled action. I will on Mon- day, 11th day of November, 1912, at o'clock noon, at the court house door of said county, sell to the high- est bidder for cash, to satisfy said execution, all the right, title and in- which the said Manson Mara- the defendant, has In the follow- described real estate, Being one house and lot in what is known as Perkins Town in West- Greenville, being on Roosevelt avenue and described as Beginning at Roosevelt avenue at the corner of A. M. Moseley and run- west feet; thence north, touching property of Bros., and others feet to a corner of the property of J. Pulley; thence feet to Roosevelt avenue; thence Roosevelt avenue feet to the beginning. This 7th day of October. 1912. S. I. DUDLEY, Sheriff. ltd I have taken up eight spotted shouts that have been going In my field for over a month. Weight, about or pounds. Marked smooth crop and slit in right ear and under bit in left. Owner can get them by paying dam- ages. October 1912. W. H. TRIPP Winterville, N. C. R. F. D. Box ltd NOTICE I A Good Farm for Sale, and Hi A good farm containing one and fifty acres. Three Horse Crop in Cultivation. One s room dwelling house, good barn and shelters, 4-room tenant house and kitchen. One tobacco barn. For further Information apply to J. C. ROBERTSON. Robersonville, N. C. PUBLICATION OP SIMMONS North Carolina, Pitt County. In the Superior Court Emilia Peed vs. Robert Peed. To Robert Peed, defendant in the above entitled You will here- by take notice that a civil action tor bus been in the county of Pitt, by Emma Peed, the plaintiff, against Robert Peed, the defendant, divorce and the said Will hereby take notice that he is required at the next term of the Superior court of county which convenes at the court house In Greenville. Pitt on the null. Monday niter th 1st Monday of September, i. being the i November, 1912, and an- FOR SALE Will offer for sale at public auction at Simpson, N. C, on Oct. 15th, at o'clock a. in., a certain tract or land on South side of Norfolk South- R. R. at Simpson, from to other farms for sale. W. L. WOOTEN, Agent. NOTICE Application will be made th Governor of North Carolina for the pardon of W. on account Of his ill health and This September 30th. 1912. HARRY SKINNER, Attorney. lid It Farm Per Hale acres acres in Craven county. miles from on road between Vanceboro mid New Bern. Land line for raising to- cotton corn. sell or demur to the complaint In the above entitled and the said Robert Peed will fur- take notice if he falls lo answer the complaint within time require law. plaintiff will apply to the court for relief de- in complaint. This the Till d . of October. 1912. C. Clerk Superior Court. Co ltd II In -till II. PROCTOR. V Bargain For sale In the town of Ayden. N. C. II exceptionally fine, large lots. See John or R. C. Coward Ayden. N. C. or ad- dress W. A. Harden. Ayden. X. C Black Items. Oct. this time we are a very hot and dry spell. Some of the tanners through this section are most through selling to- They all seem to be their sales. All that we can hear Is picking cot- ton. We have some good pickers our section. Mr. W. V. Clarke went to Green- ville last week. We are having a nice Sunday School at this time. We cordially invite you to attend and help us out in the good work. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Clark came to our section Sun- day morning. Mrs. G. W. Cox attended the Fair Richmond lust week. She re- ports a pleasant trip. M. M, Williams went to Richmond last week. The farmer are saving some nice hay now. They have plenty of sunshine and dry Weather. Three of the Black Jack boys were out hunting one night last week. They came upon a hog and they had to The runner. Bill one of boy was real last. Several of our people are to attend the Stale Fair. The Farmers Union held its n meeting Friday Mr. J. H. Clark has purchased him a near Ayden. At Training Porter, v. M, C A. dent, who has been spending several the Teachers Training School left morning. Her attractive personality and ear- manner made strong upon the young women school. helpful sympathetic understanding her timely en- she has been a source in Inspiration t. the Association. Dr, W. O. pastor of the church, conducted exercises the Training School this morning. He mad an interesting short talk on value overcoming difficult in school FOR MILE from Everetts. Martin county. c , acres. cleared. J. A. Whitley, X. C. ltd i N C con- yard, Tin acres. Also wen before a crowd of will the deciding of the here tomorrow. Wood, the Kt-d in the fire inning when his which lulled six runts. Hull finished on the Slab tor and batted I Th- loosely played In the held on both sides. NEW r. i. . Doyle, Murray. I. f. . lb. . c. Fletcher, . . p. Total . Score by New York Two base Hall and Lewis Home Gardner. Pitching Off Wood, ti ah. A. Hooper, r. here, S r, . . . . Gardner, Wagner, hits in S times at hat In off Hall, Sacrifice Sacrifice Stolen First runs Mini Hooper. on New baa on and i hits in times at at in s innings. Struck by on . Hit by pitched me, plate. Evans; on held. and Meyers; Speaker York. Boston, I. off Hall Gardner. left Raid, Karl i k rt, tenth Karl of was born and lo the title upon the death or his father iii MM lie Brat of made after Lord Essex's expedition to Ireland In the lime of Queen Th ant Earl received a military and was lieutenant Colonel in command of the Battalion Gran Guard in South African war n 1901. Prior to that time be was In Lord Stanley of when th latter nor General of Canada. hair to the title is the brother of the pr- .,. the Hon. Lionel Lambert. The was married in 1906 lo Miss Adelaide Randolph whose mother mi Miss Edith of New York, who. after the death of her ti band. Col Arthur Randolph, was mar- led . the late William Whitney. 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