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TUE Of E A S T E R CAROLINA. IT HAS POPULATION OF FOUR ONE HUNDRED ASH ONE, AMi IS SUE- ROUNDED THE BEST FARM I So COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL KINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HAVE TO OFFER IS THE WAY OF Alton. CAPITAL AND TRIll ST FA TIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE JOB A S l NEWSPAPER PLANT. i- -i i -i--ii;, Hi. . WE DAVE A OF TWELVE AMONG THE PEOPLE IS TUE PART OF SORT II ARc LISA ASH INVITE WHO TO GET ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IS BUSINESS TO TARE A FEW INCHES SPACE AS TELL THEM WHAT YOU HAVE To BRING To THEIR ATTENTION. ADVERTISING RATES ARE LOW AS HE UPON VOLUME I C. FRIDAY. JAM Ml N I Mill I OF Off JAIL Ottoman Would Have Powers Decide the Question CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. Instructions which were sent lo Re- Pasha to be presented at yes- LABOR ARK of Peace confer- William Rockefeller is Virtually Mat a Prisoner in His Own Home; III Process Servers Hot Ml Oil Men, Want Him to Testify at WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec. North Carolina furniture era won a victory when the Inter- lit IS SHIPPED IS SPECIAL TRAIN TO SHERIFF HAD TO SWEAR IS FIFTY NEW FOR THE JOURNEY in and which the head of the Ottoman delegation reported we in part undecipherable were to the of all mat-j I lit issue between Turkey and the decision of the bail exception of the lion of the future of the Ad- ll The official view is that this pro- . ., , of the affords the most CHICAGO, Dec. ,, , . . ,. ,. practical and at the same time the plication for writs to prevent re- means of reaching a convicted solution of all difficulties, labor leader In the dynamite cases So far as the is from Indianapolis to federal concerned the Turkish at was made to- upon the absolute maintenance day to Judge Seaman the United right a. i. la ready to place Judge Seaman refused to take any itself unreservedly in the hands of action saying that he would in Hie for the settlement of all Indianapolis on Thursday and would affecting the political organ- consider the matter of Albania and the limit of the new frontiers and the INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. question of the Cretan Islands special train carrying the thirty-three j The Turkish contention is that the labor union officials to powers any case eventually must left here at today over supervise whatever arrangement Is the Pennsylvania railroad. made and the conflicting interests Fifty guards were sworn In to la calculated to cause in- company the train. Marshall Schmidt gave his special NEW Dec. the aid in the . to serve Win. of William a subpoena to appear in lei at Tarrytown and his Fifth ave- connection with the money residence and the New York res- of his two daughters. Mrs. D. Most of Hie deputies are on manufacturers, against the and Mrs. M. H. at the town house of Mr. Rockefeller Virginia territory in which it is were still surrounded by in Fifth Avenue. New York City. Act- today ready to trap the oil mag- lug -alarms is an- and serve him with a to Be the oil magnate and his presence before the get his Lack to Washington be- money trust investigating com- fore the II use convenes Thursday, Oil tale Hire- Detective So thoroughly has the net been It became today that to pro- spread that Rid- his bits nil and to frustrate any . Commerce Commission handed VENEZUELAN , , ,.,. BY AMERICAN an opinion in favor of the North H TURKS HACK TOWARDS tit KM ANY NOW claimed the rate on furniture to the against the North Carolina ELLIS ISLaNDS in favor of Virginia furniture The case was argued before commission several months ago by NEW YORK, Dec. Cat j finite delays and possible disagree- Therefore, the project of placing the case immediately In the hands of the guards final Instructions Just be- fore noon. Tho train was composed of two coaches and a baggage ear. ,. n.-i the present equivocal Six-teen of the prisoners with their powers is likely to put an end more Alaskan Coal Fields Subject Discussion by Wilson dell, of the House, who Is personally possible all., apt to subpoena J, Greensboro Mr of Venezuela, seek- in command or the forces believes that to forcibly I his home, Mr. Rock- L, . . . . int lo this country after a .,,.,, , , . . . ,, . . , . said that the victory won by Mr. will be served be- hat himself employed private fore another hours. For weeks detectives. past he has been sought In The could seen In the arson or leaving windows th Fifth Avenue premises under guard is being today. I hey are from subjected to the closest scrutiny; and agency to that which is aiding the exit is guarded, guards government. Dr. W. F. Chappel, Mr. said today that they were prepared for physician was to the Tar Heels means many thousands abroad, was taken off lot dollars to them. at I Mr. since the day and removed Kills a island, pending a decision be North Carolina and moved the . , ., . . , , ,. the . ,. will be allowed to enter the tinted an indefinite siege. enter the Fifth Avenue residence to- Almost entire House Staff Hunts Him day. WASHINGTON, Dec. He of its market westward, it has had to secure buyers in with Virginia territory. New is traveling under the glares York. Pennsylvania and New name but was easily remained for some time. a by the officials. were the entire staff of the office of in the opinion of the subpoena sergeant-of-arms of the House of Rep- Indicated a doubt that Mr has left the capital to Rockefeller was within. I them per ear in favor of the accompanied by an interpreter, aid Prominent Farmer Ends Wholesale guards occupied tho first coach, and were placed in the second. The. seats In the coaches were ranged so that two prisoners would occupy each seat and directly facing them would sit their two guards. The prisoners were lo ride backwards. As soon as all were aboard tho train locked, not to opened again until Fort reached and during the night tho were be handcuffed. N. I Dec. car carried light lunches for Wilson devoted the morn- the guards and their prisoners and so the baggage of the newspaper officials, Judge took under advise- today a petition for a Life in Dec. W. u well-known farmer fail WILMINGTON Dec. of business, wholesale, of the J. c. incision is a victory on boarding La immediately tho North Carolina and hold a conference with the not only means that tho freight rates He directed them to Castro's state- on furniture and chairs will hereafter room, where they presented their be per carload lots, and explained they had or- 20.000 pounds hut It also the to take him means that in the shippers to Island. of North Carolina may he assured those are the laws of that the on- this decision, has in- Olin township, was found dead at Stevenson company went into the home, north of here, with a hands of a receiver today upon bullet bole in his head, and the of the and Harper Us desire and willingness to I correct the lone standing which have existed against the cities of Carolina and In favor of cations are that ho committed company. T. W. Davis of the local of In the His baggage was hastily gathered and he was taken on board the gov- boat Immigrant which start- ed Immediately for Ellis island. lie looked forward, he said visit with Representative later In the day. after which of was something might known as to the error. Bled by the attorneys for the . , error, of the extra session of Congress men under sentence to ,.,. , and plans for tariff revision. prison and set Thur day morning at ten o'clock for a he hearing, when a for a writ of also will be filed. today. United States District Attorney ,,, Charles W. Miller, asking that the talked court delay action, declared much of j A ,, of the petition was and that he Io ask. wished to have time to go over It care- fully eliminate such parts as lie g of a, said did not correspond to the records. their He asked that tho matter go over the of until after Now Rear's. The hearing n was In the chambers. Mr said he and the Dem- The prisoners left tho county Jail state Chairman Heffner. of ac o'clock sharp they Washington, were appointed a corn- emerged they Joined In loud cheering to bring Alaskan be- Lewis, San Francisco, member of president-elect at an early the executive board of the Ironwork- Mr Heffner, he added, was Union and i- B. acting m soon confer with of tho union, who are the only officials of the international 1111- of Jail present to see, Honks the train off. I DALLAS. A. as a result of the Han on Copper , i, travelers D Jan. . interchangeable mileage of copper salts In the system for traveling was today foods, principally peas restored by practically ail of the i by leading the food order put Into effect today -f-1,. basil which he restoration the of made i any vegetable mm purchaser of the copper salts will be considered n free of under the t refund providing all the w. art compiled with. tide. Mr. look his wife bar, was appointed receiver by Judge and Children to the home of his wife's Oliver II. Allen In chambers at Kin- father. J. W. Thursday, Mr. Davis has already taken and since that time he had been at charge. The indebtedness of the home alone. is given at with as- j sets at about The TEAK ties are of the capital of Company with James II. What Is lining On Among The Bus- of principal stockholders Houses manager of the business. Tho i The reporter took a hurried trip receiver expresses the belief that he Wednesday among the business will able to pay off the debts of houses to ascertain what changes had the company In full. taken place. The few noted the high of satisfaction w Year in among employer and em- BERLIN, Jan. Year's eve nearly all remaining In their aDd year's day have been ob-l. accustomed places. served in with the Mr. Coy Forbes retires at and loyalty lo tradition. L of freight enforced by was dressed in a dark matter the Until tho early hours this morning ; and Company's and returns to his home in the country. every wan thronged and tho Mr. J. D. formerly with streets were filled with C. T. goes to Kelford. makers. The attended and a fur-lined and wore a high silk hat. He Carried a gold- beaded cane. His skin was sallow, but ho appeared in good health. Castro's detention originates with the slate department at Washington. The order for holding the Venezuelan at quarantine was received by Com- of the of Immigration, on Sunday from of the of Commerce and This order la- carrying the blocks wrapped Commissioner Williams to ex and addressed, U to tho Castro as to his right tn enter and the local post- tho country under the immigration office force to carry tho laws, and stated that Castro must not pounds of blocks Into be admitted reference to office lo have the stamps can- department at made by They are being sent out as provides for the samples by a manufacturer. k- f special board of Inquiry at to deal with his case. Plans examine Castro as to his TO SHIP BLOCKS PARCELS POST GARY, Dec. thousand concrete paving blocks each in a stamped parcel, will be the first install- of parcel post mail to leave the city. Two big who found that he could send them out cheaper by parcel Mr. H. I-. Hodges, formerly with church services this morning and . . Shoe Co., is now In the court held the usual court In condition at this hearing as deputy register of deeds. White Hall at Potsdam, where he Mr. W. J. Clark retires at C. received ambassadors, the Mr. J. D. Martin changes chancellor and the high mill- from S. M. to C. S. and civil officials. and Mr. Tucker takes a lion with Mr. j Mr. C. D. Tunstall changes from succeeded by Mrs. Willie Gardner. Pension Plan in NEW YORK. Jan. far were made early In the day by Com- Williams. The wit- . to be called were physicians of most far-reaching plan yet adopted who will tea by any American Industrial corpora- turn for the pensioning of lbs employ es that lit Into effect today the Castro has been suffering for some J. R. and J. O. to C. T. Mun- Miss May who was bell system and affiliated from an Infectious disease, it is ford, and Is succeeded In the Move in H. A. White's insurance Interests. A fund of for reported and this alone might be store by Mr. N. W. Jackson who was office has returned to her home in pensions, sick benefits and life in- n ground to warrant his the John Flanagan Maryland. has been made available for lion Whatever the outcome of this Mr. Malt retires Frank the employee of the several hearing, It was understood that Can- their families and depend- would be allowed to make the formerly with Muggy Co. The firm of Patrick and has Wilson's to engage in business for changed to V. B. Staton. Mr. himself. amounting altogether to more formal appeal for a rehearing having purchased Mr. Patrick's In- H. II. agent and than quarter of a million people. In case decision today is against In the business. The latter f. H. broker, are moving The fund is to be provided by devote his time lo the office of across the street to the building for- R approbations by American This would delay proceedings for a township constable occupied by W. L. Best. and Telegraph Company, sum. lei to enable the Mr. Tom Du retires from Mrs. P. Carroll takes a position the Western Union Telegraph 0111- meat to obtain documentary evidence tho office of Dr. to with The Reflector us in and the Western Com- from of charge made for the Jobs milling department Flanagan GO., and Mr Linda Mr. Hagan Hodges retires es him at Dr. Laugh- in the Dr. Syndicate Colo., office and to his home iii the Dr, II Hyatt he Hotel offers a puns for a HI I retires Mrs. country. Mi. Barrett, of Bertha 6th, to treat Champion Ritchie and Joe L. to go to and Is succeeding diseases of the eve and lit glasses. Riven on Washington's Ml

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P.; L. H. Pender. Scribe. River No. K. of M. Clark, C. C; A. B. Ellington. K. of R. and S. Greenville Chapter No R. A. M. J. N. Hart, H. P.; E. E. Griffin, Sec. Covenant Lodge No. I. O. O. P. Meets every Tuesday night, P. J. Forbes N. G.; L. H. Pender, Sec. Tribe No. I. O. R. T. Hooker, Sachem; J. W. Brown, C. of R. CLUBS Lillian Carr, pres Miss Ward Moore, secretary, of T. J. president; Mrs. J. L. en. secretary. The Kings A. L. Blow, president; Mrs. J. O. Secretary. s. r. n i r k s Steam and Hot Water Heating Engines; Light Outfitter I am prepared to do your work at See me or No. no ill HUTS Between Points on Norfolk Southern Railroad and and Southern By. Round trip will he sold De- land from Ti. and Jan. 1st. Limited to return until midnight of January The holiday excursion fares apply be- tween points on the Norfolk South- Railroad Raleigh, Charlotte and Southern Railway, as well o or from points on connecting lines. For further particulars, apply to any ticket agent or VT. W. General Passenger Agent, Norfolk, Va. NORFOLK ROUTE OF Drives Off A Terror The Its mo and grip. In any attack by one of these maladies no time should be lost j in taking the best medicine obtainable to drive it off. Counties thousands i, have found this to be Dr. King's New Discovery. husband believes has kept him from having pneumonia three or four writes Mrs I ti p. m. Dally, except for George W. Place, Vt.; for and croup have never found j teed for all bronchial affections. a. m. dally, -oilman Bleeping Car tor Norfolk. a. m. Dally, for Plymouth. i Elisabeth City and Norfolk. Broiler I Parlor Car Service connect tor all North and West WESTBOUND of Bribery. N. Y. Dec. and Trial bottle free at case of Simon Miller, one of the County whose Indict- j and arrested created a sensation day for trial. Miller accused of time ago. was called in court to- offered George A. another of the a bribe of to vote for Henry O. of Niagara Palls In the selection of an architect to prepare plans for a new county 38883888888888888 H. i l I- V Still With The Life Insurance Company Just The One--Oldest, est and Beat 1-26 a- m. Dally for Wilson and Pullman Sleeping Car Connect North, South West. a. m. Dally, except Sunday for Wilson and Connects for all I'll p. m. Dally for Wilson and Broiler Parlor Car For further information and of Bleeping Car space apply to J. L HASSELL, Agent, Legal Notices. corded in the Register of of- of Pitt county in Book 0-9. page I N ii undersigned will expose to By virtue of the authority of a public sale before the court house Otter mad on the day of in Greenville to the highest n, proceed- bidder on the 13th day in pending Pitt Superior court, in a certain tract or par- a case entitled C. Williams Ind lying and being in the Nellie S. William, L. Wells i-,,,. of North Carolina. and wile. Ext in Swift Creek township, de- tho will as expose to public sale, before the -Adjoining the lands of J. A. court nous door Greenville, to on the south and by the the highest bidder, Monday, the Dennis and mount day of January, at and on Hie north noon, three certain tracts or lots of tho east by J. A. Han- in the county of Pitt and state containing U acres, more or of North Carolina and in the town am. being the land conveyed to of Greenville described as fol- Battle by Richard Little and lows, wire. One lot at C. L. Bale corner on Dickinson av- deed. and running in a southwesterly day of December, direction Dickinson avenue 1912. feet to Washington street, thence RICHARD LITTLE, north or nearly so, with Washington Mortgagee, street feet to R. L. Q. James and Son, corner, thence cast, or nearly so, lino to C. L. corner, thence with said line feet to the beginning. township, on the north side of Tar river, on the Greenville and Bethel road, tho land of A. M. Willis Fleming, deceased, and others , being lots and in the division of the land of Willis Shivers, deceased, and being the laud owned by George Mooring the time . containing or less Also acres, be- same deeded to Sam Mooring by Mooring and wife, which piece adjoins the Jas. Moore land, the A. t . right-of-way and others, ref- lo which deed is hereby tor description. This Dec. 18th, 1912. K. ti. JAMES, 1- I'd ltd Mortgagee. HUES WILL SALE By of tho powers contain- ed a certain deed from OTTOMAN ABE FORCED TO OFF AMI I MIL a nun THE TURKS WISH LOOK AFTER LONDON. Dec, peace en- NOTICE TO TORS letters of with the on Dickinson avenue, and being the upon the estate of lot on which the late Jane U Goodwin Gardner, deceased, late of the formerly lived and being the same of day been issued to me by clerk of the court of said county and duly and given bond as such, Notice Is hereby given to all per- sons holding claims against said es- to present them to me for pay- duly authenticated, on or be- fore the 12th day of December. 1913. or this will be plead In bar of their recovery. All In- to said estate are to make Immediate payment. This 12th day of December, 1912. J. J. MAY. Administrator nun of Waller Gardner, Deed. JARVIS A blow. Attorney. which was convoyed to her by deed from G. A. White and wife, dated March 9th, and recorded in the of the register of deeds of Pitt county, less the part by her conveyed. See Book P-4, page One other tract, beginning on east side of Pitt street, at H. A. Tyson's corner and running with Pitt street to Mrs. Stock's corner, thence In an easterly with Mrs. Stock's lino 1-2 feet to a corner in Mrs. Stock's line, in a northerly direction feet to R. A. Tyson's corner, at a point feet from the beginning, thence from the beginning with K. A. Tyson's line in a wester- direction feet to the beginning on Pill street and being the same lot conveyed by from B. S. Shop- and wife to Jane L Godwin. Taken Feb. lib. 1896. end recorded in On my farm one black male hog Hook 8-5. page In tho register unmarked, bind legs. Owner of deeds office of Pitt county, loss can get same by applying lo me and the part conveyed by said Jane L. paying all charges. Godwin T. J. COX. One other lot. beginning on N. C Route the northwest Bide of Dickinson ave- ltd at corner of the Pres--------- church lot and running a LAND SALE course with of mortgage executed on avenue 1-3 feet to Mrs. delivered by John C Tyson and Block's line. feet to corner or Sophia A. Tyson, to J. R. and bend in Mrs. Stock line. O. on the 17th day of Jan- and corner of the lot last above de- 1908- which mortgage was re- thence in a northerly corded In the office of the register of with tho line of lot above de- deeds of Pitt county in book R-8. page feet to R. A. Tyson's the undersigned will sell for and corner of Presbyterian cash before the court door in church lot feet to tho beginning Greenville at public auction on Wed- and being the same lot conveyed U January 15th. 1913. the fol- the late Jane L. Godwin by deed lowing described tract or parcel of from J. R. Moore, D. R. Evans and land, situate in township, ad- C. Hamilton, trustees of the Pres- Joining the lands of Robert W. Faith church, dated Nov. and others and lying on the north 1895. and recorded in the office of aide of the public road leading from the Register of Deeds of Pitt county, to Bell's Cross Roads; In Book D-6, to which deed beginning on said road at the bridge reference is made -loss that part across the Atkinson and Clark Canal heretofore conveyed by the said Jane and running in a westerly direction L. Godwin. With said road to a point where a Terms of sale cash. from thence to said line to the This land can be sold at private Atkinson and Clark Canal, thence sale date of sale, If said canal to the beginning, con- price Is offered. taming acres, it being the eastern This December 4th, 1912, end of the farm on which the WM. H. LONG, Tyson and wife now reside. Said land is sold to satisfy said mortgage. This Dec. 14th. 1912. J. R. and J. G. Mortgagee. J C. Williams to Ella It. Skinner, representing the Balkan dated the 14th day of November, and the Turkish empire met again In 1904. and recorded in Book 1-S. page SI. James today and after an of the Register of Deeds of Pitt hour and a half discussion decided county, the undersigned will expose on a further adjournment until public sale before the court Monday afternoon, door in Greenville. N. C, on Mon- The delegates of Greece, day the 20th day of January. 1913, Montenegro. and Turkey, the following described tract or at II o'clock. It was the turn of of land, Turks lo certain tract or parcel of Pasha took the chair. hind situate in Pitt county, in township described as adjoining the land of Hardy Parker. Joseph A Walston and other, containing acres, more or less, and being u land whereon L. W. Reasons and wife formerly resided and being the Identical of land that was eon--., the Turkish conditions quite able and after an hour and a half dis as no farther progress was Business began at once, the first matter on hand being the presentation by tho Turkish plenipotentiaries of counter-proposals put forward he Ottoman government in reply u those offered by the Balkan allies. Tho Balkan representative found to J. J. Walston and wife, Manila K. Walston married L. as appears of record in Register of Deeds Office of Pitt County In Hook V-V. page and being the same tract of land that was conveyed to John J. Walston, as in Register of Deeds of- Hook R-R, pages 184-85, and be- the Identical land that was con- Hurry Skinner by I. W, Reasons and wife by deed dated the 9th day of February, and recorded in R-4, page Of Register of Deeds office of Pitt county. HARRY SKINNER. ltd SALK made, the Turkish envoys said that they again communicate With their government at Constantinople. The official story of the sixth of the peace conference issued immediately after its adjournment Turkish delegate having their counter-proposals, the delegate of the Balkan allies made observation and the meeting was adjourned until The proposals today by the Ottoman delegates First. The province of remain under the direct of Turkey. Second. Macedonia to be converted By virtue of a decree of the super- a principality with as court of county made by The principality to be under Honor Frank Carter, at the of the Sultan of lier term, 1912. In the case of J. but governed by a prince James against S. K. Jackson, Balkan allies and nominated commissioner will sell for by Sultan of Turkey. This prince cash before the court house door in a Protestant and a Greenville on Monday. January 1913. tho following described real Third. Albania to he autonomous estate, the sovereignly of the Sultan and governed by a prince of the lot In the town of be- where A. Jackson formerly resided, beginning at a stake. S. II. ,. , , . ., t., possibility of a renewal of his WOOdS corner and running with his , line south 1-2. east 1-2 poles; thence north east feet; thence north west 1-2 poles to the middle of the street; thence with the middle of the street south west feet to tho one-half undivided Arthur Dead of of North Department of State. To all to Whom These Presents May F G ,,,, and Son ,,, Whereas, it appears to my ,, by duly authenticated record of J VALUABLE FARM SALE the proceedings for the voluntary did-, I will sell for half cash and thereof by the unanimous on easy terms the enclosed part consent of all the stockholders, of my Brice's Creek plan- in my office, that tho E. about four miles south t Sons Company, a corporation of this cf the city of New Bern on the west State, whose principal office ls situated of Brice's Creek, a navigable in the town of Ayden, county of Pitt, stream. There between and State of North Carolina R. acres cleared with abundant being the agent therein and In her for plantation purposes. The thereof, upon whom process high and dry ranging may be has complied to feet above Brice's Creek the requirements of chapter which is Its eastern boundary. It of 1905, entitled General DuRant Hatch and preliminary to tho issuing of this ., w plantation of and is a very tobacco, cotton Now, Therefore. J. Bryan Grimes, and grain land and has Secretary of Slate of North Carolina. a very fine grove and splendid water do hereby certify that tho said may be had anywhere on It. It Is did, on tho 2nd day of Do- convenient to New Bern by both comber, 1912. rile In my office a duly and road and attested consent In writ-1 More woodland will be sold with to the dissolution of said , desired. ration, executed by all the stock- a. D. WARD, holders thereof, which said consent Bern, N. C. and the record of the proceedings aforesaid are now on file In my office provided by law. In Whereof. I have here- By virtue of a eon-ed to set my hand and affixed my and delivered by Mooring and at Raleigh, this 2nd day of Marv Mooring, to F fl June. Duke's Mixture Umbrella Whether you smoke Mixture in pipe or cigar- It Is delightfully satisfying Everywhere it is the choice of men who want real, natural tobacco In each sack there are one and a halt ounces of choice Virginia and North Carolina mild, sort of granulated tobacco Enough to make many good, kind that makes rolling popular And with each sack you get a present a of cigarette papers tree Get Umbrella Free The coupons can be all sorts of able presents The list includes not only but many desirable presents women and children umbrellas, cameras, articles, tennis rackets, catcher's gloves and masks, etc. and we will send our Illustrated of presents FREE lo for it on a postal, today from I may HORSE SHOE, J RAt LEAF. GRANGER TWIST. .-. FOUR ROSES m ;. PLUG CUT, PIEDMONT CIGARETTES, tUX CIGARETTES. mUm last or ms. Premium St Louis. Mo I Ottoman family who is to he chosen for a term of five years with All the islands In the Aegean Sea to remain Turkish. Fifth. The Cretan question not to be one for the decision of the as it is a matter between Turkey and the Great European pow- In the stable lot beginning at a stake on Pitt street feet from the of Pitt and Queen streets and; runs north west feet to the line Arthur Brown. year old son A. L. Jackson's store thence Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Brown, died n with said A. L. Jackson's line south little past o'clock Friday night, at west feet; south their home on Fourth street. The least about feet to Pitt announcement of the death of this I thence east to Pitt street feet to bright boy came as a great surprise the beginning, being the same two to a large circle of relatives and deeded to S. K. Jackson by J, friends, not many of when even knew B. James, reference to deeds he was sick. He was out enjoying are hereby made for more accurate Christmas day with his companions, but that night had a chill which do- This Dec. 1912. in a violent attack of F. G. JAMES. which caused his death ltd Commissioner. Much sympathy ls expressed for the NOTICE TO CREDITORS sorrowing parents and family in their Having duly qualified before the sudden bereavement, superior court clerk of Pitt county The funeral was held in the as administratrix of the of church at o'clock Sat. after- John E. King, deceased, is noon, service being conducted by hereby given to all persons Indebted Dallas Tucker. The pall bearers to the estate to make Immediate pay- Messrs. W. H. Long. R. to the undersigned; and all llama, H. C. Forbes. Roy W. persons having claims against said B Wilson, Jr. and H. L. Allen. estate are hereby notified to the same to the undersigned for pay- WILSON on or before the 17th day of Will Be December, 1913. or this notice will Inaugurated President March be plead In bar of recovery. This th day of December. 1912. ALICE A. KING, of John K. King. ltd Young Women Read what did for Miss of Faribault, Minn. She me tell you how much good has done me. As a young girl, always had to suffer so much with all kind of pain. Sometimes, I was so weak that I could hardly stand on my feet I got a bottle of at the drug store, and as soon as I had taken a few doses, I began feel better. Today, feel as well as anyone f TAKE Are you a woman Then you are subject to a large number of troubles and irregularities, peculiar to women, which, in time, often lead to more serious trouble, A tonic is needed to help you over the hard places, to relieve weakness, headache, and other unnecessary pains, the signs of weak nerves and over-work. For a tonic, take tonic You will never regret It, for It will certainly help you. Ask your druggist about it He know. He sells It to- Co. t bunk. Jg for and t A. D. 1912. J. BRYAN Secretary of on the 22nd day of June, which mortgage was duly recorded the office of register of deeds of Pitt county In Book 0-9. pane the will sell for cash before court house door In Greenville on Monday. January 80th the LAND SALE By virtue of the power of sale in s mortgage deed and delivered by Frank Battle am of the Sam Mooring In wife to Richard Little on the land day of January, 1911. and duly re Account of the above historic event which, as we all know, will be grandest occasion our Southland has enjoyed in years. The AIR RAILWAY Is making prep lo take care of the great of people who will attend same. Special trains, special Pullman Cars special Coaches will he required in large number, if you expect to tend this great event you should get busy clubs, societies, schools and . other bodies of all kinds n I p expecting to attend should get in On hog black once. the undersigned who and red spotted, unmarked. Owner will give you Important Information. can get same by applying to me and take care of you or your party charge, In the best manner possible. J, H. S. N. C. Route fl. Division Passenger Agent. LOST DOG WITH liver colored snot, has collar with Henry initials on same. Lib- reward for he return or leading to her recovery. I. ; Mill, it v. N. C. U lid For the Road ltd Raleigh. N. C. DRIVING LAMP is the most compact and efficient lighting device for all kinds of vehicles. Will not blow out or jar out. Equipped with thumb screws, so that it is easily attached or detached. Throws a clear feet ahead. Extra large red danger signal in back. It is equipped with handle, and when detached makes a hand lantern. Strong. Durable. Will last for years. At STANDARD OIL COMPANY N. J. . IV, R. HUDSON, S , i W. W. Pa. Aft x a

THE CAROLINA HOME and FARM and EASTERN REFLECTOR ANOTHER YEAR The coming legislature should not We hope not a few people are The year 1912 Is tottering on the waste any time over little matters paring a years subscription to AMI brink and will pass out tonight. At that boards of county commissioners Reflector as one of their new year HI AVERS OF SCIENCE FOR THERE POSSIBLY BE A KB PROTECTION During Its session, Congress midnight It will die by limitation and might readily attend to for their r- resolutions. . . . , . , m . will be left only to memory. Let us counties. will be will be asked lo pass a bill 8.8.8 8.8.8 8.8.8 8.8.8 8.8.8 I Once a Published by Inf. look back kindly at the old year and enough state-wide questions like stock a, ,, year for your lg for the federal protection of J Ralph Her. the musical comedy brought us. for who can truthfully expenses fit the revenue, and or B bank account. be bet- play habitat Is not fixed and whose the year was not better to other matters affecting the northern and southern migrations him than he deserved After all. each of all the people, to consume the tn- them to spend only part of the passing year brings us Just what we tire sixty days of the session If prop- in one or territory. It look for If we look for good, we looked after. Is proposed that the Department of find good. If the year holds out op- mouths. ma be bad upon application at the business office in Agriculture shall be authorized to which we fail to grasp, some tilings Greenville is very sure this time. corner suitable regulations to give the fault is ours and cannot claim before this new year gets very i reels. called Worthy Mrs. ---------o I is to go The old weather saying that for a long run after the holidays, the days grow longer the cold grows Warrens of is being is certainly coming around used in stock companies with All cards of thanks -.- respect will be at cent advertising will be f r three cents per line, up to Hues. Entered as second class matter August at tin- post tied- act of March i. Lewis Waller and Madge going lo produce a new play in Canada- feet to the protection and with the that we did not have a chance. We are the completion of the march the suffragettes John Philip Sousa's st amount of scientifically collect- are largely the architects of our own tor Hotel, the building of a cotton is as good a way to attract Is to be produced early ed and carefully information fortunes and makers of our own and fertilizer plant and the could f. is a pi prob- ha its disposal in the re- and time brings us the beginning of work on the govern-1 -o induced in England by Mar- cords of its various bureaus the de- for developing these. ably be building. There other need-, You can be looking back over the tin undoubtedly is well equipped True some of us may have made ed things that our people can have if mistakes of the year and get ready Joseph Weber is to a new to undertake this task. mistakes, for human to err, yet they get together and go after to do better next time which It may be as well to explain at these mistakes, instead of being brood- . Silver U win produced once that not mere sentimentalists, ed over and becoming a discourage- Tomorrow, last Sunday the he but expert and cautious naturalists, should be remembered only as beg paper the will be a good time to prepare a called and deals FRIDAY, JANUARY MONEY Does a money trust actually Is it possible for a to exist These are two very different The former question has not yet been answered by the commit- tee or by any other public authority. The latter question has been too and rashly answered by Mr. J. Morgan. Mi. Morgan hastened to assure the country the other day while testify- before committee a and other persons who have studied a lesson in experience to Inspire us year ft cw home new ear the from the of heller effort next time. There may of u c, . four the scientist, arc responsible for this hare been trials, but he who has N c I winds up 1912 Saturdays and Dowd has Just completed for his pa- tomorrow will be the last Sunday of interesting and significant expression surmounted these has only been made of the relatively recent and steadily better and stronger by the testing. per marked year. strengthening conservation movement. Then look at the old year with we They Include such men as Dr. William thanks to God that He has spared and T. Hornaday, director of the New blessed you and turn with a glad York Zoological Park; Mr. Madison heart to meet the rising sun of the Grant, secretary of the New new year, with the resolution that Society; Dr. Henry you will make it the best year of Osborn, dean of the Faculty of our life and be of more set vice than Selene Columbia University; Dr. T. ever to your fellowman. . S. Pain r, of the Slates Hi- Survey; Mr. Edward H For- FOR LOCAL If you out with a good res- Governor-elect Locke has stick to it and make it worth bush, ornithologist of the setts State Board of Agriculture; Mr. CHANTS The parcels post established by the favor of the goat, having declared with the while slave traffic. William has resumed his tour In Old under the management of A. G. Cohan and Harris are to produce a farce by Junie . Clark, which bears the title Tale of a the Russian dancer, now playing in Lady of the has made application tor naturalization. Seventh the lay by Ashley Miller, which is shorty to be produced by George W. has but four characters. It is reported that James has Here's the wish for a happy and been engaged for the role of Jacob in The government has come out In prosperous new year for everybody, the spectacular drama of and den, was presented the other night at His the announcement that Col. while. J. P. Kerr. of Asheville. will be made his private secretary. This is an ad-1 This is a year cannot be ab- selection, for a better man 13-13-13. There will not for the position could hardly be be thirteen months, you see. found. .,. , , . , ,. Mm money trust is an impossibility, that urn nun. o with ,, H , health to have; No, weddings will not cease because T by A. American Game Protective and Prop- Association and Mr. T. Gil- Pearson, secretary of the Na- banks in could not establish such a thing; that the world of power depends wholly upon Mr. Morgan's idea seems to be that control of credit can be exercised on- by spotless and iii- Association of ties. beginning of the year. This is a few of them around to clean up it is not leap year any more. something that will prove much to malaria breeding trash and the advantage of local merchants If they embrace the opportunity to Greenville made good advance along Fort Worth, Tex. Margaret had the leading part. Edward Locke has written a play on life, called next month by H. H. Red by John- son Young and Jerome Kern, has done PRACTICALLY A DAILY AT THE to well In New York that It will have PRICE OF A WEEKLY an early presentation in London. The Stage Society of New is to The Trice-A-Week Edition of the NEW YORK profit by it. City mall order the line of progress in 1912 and we These men advocate the federal pro- are going try to get the trade of to see the record for 1913 even of birds es- ,., by sending them better, in whose personal Insectivorous species. and quoting prices at ,, the public has unlimited co- T T T tUrD and when a trusted a, their door. Tho local merchants a new leaf for the new year, keep ,. , H , . r , of Kan. the work of dies, retires or this con- of nature's run beat the city dealer to this trade a. It and put the resolution into ,. poet and dramatist. John all the financial power balancing agents and are. therefore. me f be- ls a who is at present the literary and in must in the nature Of nearer to the customer and there- c m now dramatic fashion in London. in Dim must, nature promptly. The Democrats, for the . , ,. . to things, be utterly dissolved. M a a lower postage rate on with one hundred and twenty-five , ,,,, ha ,, and devote It Is bard to believe that this is as a of Inadequacy of, or they have the opportunity of thousand striking garment workers presidency and they will also control , which feature no really deepest though of sing the walking of New York, it both branches of Congress. The , He has now two on the subject of financial monopoly. and prices daily to the not look like a good new year ls De in Frances Starr and David War- If it is, Mr. Morgan has not troubled of is As a local merchant who for Gotham. himself to think about these alarming rate advantage of can the to the determined and absorbing Interest, ,,,,,,, ,,,. win not a,,, There ls a great war In the Old T, while retaining management of World and you may read of the ex- two. at all has ceased to think about them There may be America as a single-embracing of bird refuges by the , ,, road apparent y trust. There may be, instead. Just to say nothing of the paper and a number of financial combinations recently liven by his order to the local mer- order delivered in a day, while it will When you see people Walking Unction of the vast Turkish Empire work of the National Association take the city store a week or longer around looking for houses to in Europe, just as a few years no such thing in f Societies and to the es- it he to the in, the need of more houses be- how Spain lost her last of bird refuges by the government, to say nothing of the that are more or less loosely related. a nM chant. of soil America, after having ed the empire of half the New World. The World long since established a need not get superstitious be- record for impartiality and The can afford its Thrice-a-Week edition. been done to protect both the and the game birds in Hut there can be no doubt of the of private monopoly in credit. and the Mr- It you start out with a There can be no doubt that such a but much year resolution tomorrow, do To People of Pitt As your representative whom you have honored to serve you. I respect- fully make the following suggestions for your That those who are Intel In legislation concerning the county cause this year has It. figures cant be helped, so Just make every other day in the a ,, . , . week, except Sunday. It will be of good new it n good year any way. . , , . particular value to you now. The World also abounds could conceivably be built up to done before tie best to keep it. Even the effort is if you are not satisfied with Green- u strong features, serial stories on a as comprehensive as the and efficient protection which worth while. If you fall down in record for last year, do your humor, markets, cartoons; in fact. in petroleum or ls needed is assured. existing tobacco. modern credit or- III TO ALL capital Is bought and sold in the The Reflector does not want to close keep your face to the front If you j i I and cigars are bought the old year the trying do not be discouraged, but part toward making it better this that Is to be in a get up and try again. God does not year. C , , . . ,, ,,, . , The World's a quitter and He will help you place in their respective townships discuss those measures which you wish your representatives to have enacted into s, or oppose. That you your of your derisions regarding such measures as you may discuss. In addition to the above subscription price Is only he glad at all times Yes. we made a new year ,. ls for m .,,., an. q my without expressing trust Him. It is the one who keeps tin to keep striking the anvil and We offer this individual views on and sold It is. on the whole, grateful thanks to every patron on trying that succeeds In the end. all the noise possible for Green- and The Weekly Reflector together th market the paper and to wish them all sue- Resolve to be a man and do your ville. r j these suggestions because I , , oil or happiness and prosperity for the best. i because the new year. ii, ; buying and of The bat a f , . ii few and large that want your assistance. I am your The writer does not begin the new ave year either an automobile or. CASHIER CONFESSES rant and if I understand my duties correctly, I am to represent your While the papers ave with either an automobile or Dec. Bank Exam views and wants and not my own. we warmly appreciate, They been recording Christmas time a,, but ls still able to do s. A. Hubbard telegraphs the you do not Inform me I have no have hell I us not only with their crimes and d one some good walking. Commission that be is still of knowing. Of course the , , , i t lo mention here it home For all at n . charge of the Citizen's Hank platform that I submitted to you be- but also of I o whose cashier. James B. fore the primary will control my to. capital In exchange i r and or Hensley, was arrested after confess- along those lines. , .,., . . . We have tried to do shares of building and loan will make lo ., . , I , .,, for town, county and a good year start for your boy. information has been received D. M. CLARK. ,. on for which the paper The that If. the ,.,. to be spend and be so. yea build long deferred r the of the section and ill to the Confederate veterans, the pr and a our touch on it. i ti or o bi the Bee of the Corporation Com- , should resolve to this because of the October Hallway Ail Records of Is ml moll group of of it Is ti i the of the bank ex- to u good the ho ,,, s . -y for the of no other October, are greater than for Everybody buckle on armor to misappropriations are found. any other month In their history Every lock box las make this the best year you If the old has not hi ought you bump and you will soon know the size of presents. lie the has a host of true community friends, it realizes that It also has found thing In his box which Greenville and Pitt county. ,., than project some enemies, yet we come to the said rent Right between will be financed unless it mortgages close of the year with no ill will and New Year. too. Oh, Tho bill collector is on the Ms in advance and pledges Its whatever toward any of these and control to the banks Hint furnish the extend them the same good wishes capital. new our Thus independent private The editor tries to do his duty hon- es on n large scale may everywhere and fearlessly as he sees what be brought to a standstill. The whole he believes la right, without a thought industry of a continent may be made of trying to please everybody, a thing tributary to the private fortunes of to be dona. We have our a few hankers. opinions of right and wrong and ac- Does anything like that exist the cord to others the same right to have United opinions. That la the question that the Hence closing the year we ex committee was appointed to look In- toad to all the best wish for a happy w and prosperous new year. Net operating revenue, which Is tho KILLS gross income hi fore anything has been I Dec. Virginia and rentals, in- years old. took two dolls on bonds, appropriations for from her and this afternoon betterments or dividends, averaged they were burled with her her 15.71 per mile line per day, which contrasts with for October, The child picked up a bottle of an Increase of 11.97. This Is . from her at increase per mile of line for the all you thought It might, pick Let your home pride prevail this rat flint and resolve to make II better next sew year and resolve to stand by time. home enterprises. Boole, drank a and died several month of or 14.1 per cent. hours later. The doctors declared whiskey caused the death. The monthly summary of the Bu- of Railway Economics, compiled from the reports of railways to the interstate Commerce Commission, rovers for October miles of Some boys might add to their new Who will be first to start for the. Hay Drops Read year resolutions to he good and keep, location of a factory in Mr. Rufus Mayo, a farmer who percent of all of their faces clean. this year ed three miles from town, dropped of the dead Sat. morning soon after getting This Is a good time to resolve to A fond farewell to the old year dressing for the day. He revenue for this mileage forgive your enemies and love thinking of Its Joy. -e forget It. and which is than for October, U after making The belated ones ran I flit lakes la the corn sew year presents. .,, ; better. Make up your mind right now to Congress be a new year booster for Greenville, Ed will sail for France The increases were due In greatest Feb. He Is to get a match with the proportion to the freight traffic, which rill get o Ike inner the fight Is always greater In October than Is for March B. any other month of year. . LIVER TOE Interesting Facts About the Trial I J I a Harmless V Just in Indiana J Liver Over a Quarter Million Dollars Spent by Nation to Run Down Criminals---Witnesses Expenses Biggest Part of Whole Sum. six SENTENCES IMPOSED LEADERS Frank M Ryan, president of the Union, seven years. John T . . Buffalo, vice president, six years. Herbert S. former secretary and formerly of Detroit, years. Olaf A. San Francisco, secretary of the California Build- Trades Council, six years. A. Clancy, San six years. Philip A. Cooley, New Orleans, years. Michael J. Young, Boston, six years Frank J. Boston, two years. J. E. Munsey. Salt Lake City, six years. John H, Barry, St. Louis, four years. Paul J. Louis, years. Henry W. Denver, three years . Charles N. Beam, Minneapolis, three years. Michael J. Philadelphia, three years. Richard H. Chicago, two years. William Chicago, one year and one day. Peoria, III., three years. James K. Ray, Peoria, III., one year and one day. Murray L. Springfield, III., three years. William C. Cincinnati, one year and one day. Wilford Bert Brown. Kansas City, Mo., throe years. Frank K. Painter. Omaha, two years. Peter J. Smith, Cleveland, four ears. George Andersen. Cleveland, three years. Michael J. Scranton, three years. Edward K. Phillips, New York, cue year and one day. Charles Detroit, one year and and one day Ernest G. W. is, three years. Fred Sherman, Indianapolis, two years. Frank C. Webb, New York, six years. Fred J. Mooney, Duluth. one year and one day. Wm. J. Kansas City, Mo, three years Win. K. Milwaukee, three years. TRIALS COST HAS PAID TO WITNESSES. the Your Work or Play A dose of may knock you out for a day--sometimes two or three days. Liver Tone relieves attacks of biliousness and lazy liver headaches, and you slay on your feet. Pharmacy sells son's Liver Tone and guarantees it to give perfect satisfaction. If you buy a bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone and do not it the safest, most pleasant and successful liver remedy you ever took, this store will give you back the cents you paid for it with out a This guarantee that a trustworthy OF PLANS FOR EXHIBITS National Conservation Knoxville, Tenn, 1913, j Planned in Accordance With History Lap Robes and Buggy Robes RESOURCES OF SOUTHLAND Will Illustrate the Ways in Which the Natural Wealth in Forests, Minerals and Human Efficiency May Be More Effectively Utilized. The National Conservation is planned in accordance with ex- druggist is glad to give on Dodson's history especially illustrate the idea of forecasting prospective development, especially throughout the Southern States In a broad way the design is to illustrate the ways in which the natural wealth in forests, waters, minerals, and man efficiency are no used and may be still more effectively utilized in pro- the prosperity and assuring Liver Tone is as safe and reliable as the medicine and that is saying a lot. adv This is My Birthday Just Received Direct from the In Dealing Direct with the Makers we arc In these ROBES at I Low Prices from Two to Twenty Dollars A MOST PRACTICAL CHRISTMAS We want to our if visit will net mean a SPECIAL Bicycles Boys the Best Unit arc Made. Lewis f. Fields Fields, the actor. known as Lew Fields, was born of the American people. in New York city, January and received his education ill the lie schools of the Lower East Side of the metropolis. Mr. Fields, when be was eight years old and at- tending school, managed to find time to appear in a Bowery music hall with his partner. Joe Weber, unknown to his parents. The remuneration was not but the pair ; ,,,. The Resources in Lands. Recognizing the soil made by the natural supply as on which more than all the generations of men must de- pend for materials for food and cloth- it is planned to devote large space to the exhibits of the soil and its prod- of the best methods of maintain- and production, and of e grade and ed and in the time of and animal products, ed In establishing a reputation as performers. In the firm of Weber and Fields was formed and a few years later their well known music hall was opened on Broadway. Their success has prob- Forest Resources. Our forest s are second Importance only the land Itself, be cause of the many important tries for which the forest furnishes the raw material, and of the forest's Total cost of trial, estimated, Witnesses called by prosecution. of whom testified. Witnesses called by defense, Government witness fees, Length of trial. weeks. Trial record. 90.000 typewritten pages. Principal defendants. Frank M. Ryan, President International of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers; Herbert S. who took J. J. place as of the Union; Olaf Secretary of California Building Traits Council. Number of men convicted, Charge against defendants, to ship explosives on cars of common carriers from State to State, contrary to law. Explosions charged against Structural Iron Workers, about Length of struggle between and contractors, August 1905 to the present time. Most important explosion charge as part of the conspiracy, wrecking of Angeles Times Building, Oct. 1910, with loss of lives. Two of original defendants, Clark of Cincinnati, and E. of Chicago, pleaded guilty. ably never been duplicated Influences upon such other their line of entertainment. In 1904 natural riches waters for irrigation, the firm was dissolved and Mr. power navigation, fish and game animals, and the land itself. THE JOHN BUGGY COMPANY We invite you lo look our stock .-at branched out as a producing with a of his own in New Last year Mr. Weber and Mr. Fields renewed their partnership and again were seen together in pieces of their own production. landlord I. Admiral I. fa- known as Pasha, vice admiral of the Turkish navy and chief adviser lo the former Sultan Abdul was born In supply, Is to be de voted to forest exhibits. It is planned to Illustrate the exist- forest resources, their pro- and reproduction, their and their influences upon other resources. Water Resources. The water resources of the country in general and of the South in will be with reference to the use of water for domestic hi for agricultural Nova Jan. 1869. Both applied by natural parents were lost at sea and his or for power, life reads like a sea novel. His ear- youth was spent with his grand parents in Manitoba, but while still a boy he look up a life on the great lakes. Longing for more extensive travels, he went to Boston and ship- After and for navigation. Mineral. The mineral resources of the try as a whole and especially of South- eastern United Stales Will be exhibited as the chief basis for the greatness of this country in manufacturing and as a me as maintaining our trial n Human By far the most important of all our natural resources is man himself. It to render his life more FOR SALE THO FIVE-ROOM Will. SUM. OR TRIBE Fill FARM APPLY TO at Once to .-.,, . -r of Law Please Notice BASEBALL ROTES In This Letter Kid Gleason and Jack Doyle make The writer wishes to express his pad on an Australian packet. J good pair to put into the grateful appreciation to the many a shipwreck and numerous other ad- Chicago White who have him In making ventures he returned several years Wilson, Carey and looks to 1912 the best year In his life. The later to the States and be- lie about the right doe to form the represented has just closed came master of a steamship on the Pittsburgh outfield next season. its 70th year of successful business great lakes. Rut he again tired of ls President Murphy, of the Cubs, is in North Carolina with the greatest this berth and proceeded to San Fran-1 that any form of conservation is sweet on Hauser, and is will- results ever achieved, having put In where he accepted a position cat ed. Those vital forces Intimate to to trade several of his players for-force in the State TWO MILLION as captain of a Pacific liner. When himself are highest and noblest, and the St star. HUNDRED THOUSAND dollars he left the Pacific it was to enter to their conservation and For the first time since he became or. die lives of the best men and employ of the Cramps at Philadelphia, j best use deep thought and great effort a major league player. years ago, men in the state. The has Here be was assigned lo deliver a e Larry will be asked to accept gone steadily forward through wars war ship built for the Turkish gov- a cut in salary next year. and panics for seventy years of mu- eminent. In Turkey he won the fa- It looks as If Art the Cleve- dial success, holding assets of the Sultan and became o tuberculosis, land first baseman, become a 1000,000.00. Its liberal chief naval adviser. He worm and typhoid fever will victim of the ax order to make conditions have been improved by a virtually head of be graphically presented. room for Johnston. condition waiving future premiums In Turkish navy until the overthrow of Education. When Park, the home of case of Total and Permanent Pisa- Abdul tho Champions, is ready for With increasing Dividends business next spring the fans will Paid annually in cash, thereby SALE OF find a very generous allotment of 25- each premium, advancing the cent scats. PRIMELY PAY FOE STAFF OF TALENT AT NEW YORK. Dee. fees will be paid by J. Morgan to lawyers taken by to Washington to protect him as a witness for two days in Hit Money Trust inquiry, to no estimate made by an em sent attorney of this city who of- ten is retained In notable cases. He bases his figures on general knowledge of the customary charge of the Morgan retinue and on the certainty their bills will be put without question, be- cause Mr. Morgan's attitude is he does wish to be dis- and that money is no object when spent to save him from according the estimate. fees will be divided as Per minute . Joseph ii John C, . Francis Lynde De Testimony, seventeen The abolition of child labor, the Southern Slates, the re- of infant mortality, the William K. V. C,. H. . George n. Cut second . es- Hy directions of the Board of rectors of the Farmers Consolidated Tobacco Company under the authority , ct a resolution of the stockholders of said company passed at a meeting held in the town of Greenville, N. C , on the 27th day of December, 1912, j Edwards Marries a Heel Another most important element Ii human development is education. The school is a crucial problem in the notice is hereby given that sealed of the Southern bids for the purchase of any or all made public today that Miss Maude N. C, Dec. season, and he looks forward to doing the best twirling of his career. George Is not afraid the Jinks, The Mutual Life Insurance Company a piece or panel or land. efficiency that, although it m prep Of N, Y. l l ltd before night of the 7th Jan Constipation Cured years I had the worst , ate of chronic constipation I ever knew of and Chamberlain's Tablets cured writes S. F. Fish, adv on the side Ty- be Included as a i rt of i other son creek, In Falkland town hip, be- ,, , thought sell lo devote 1913, Bald bids to be lives ginning n II. edge , . . It. Horns by a certified of 1-2 Tyson creek, s ca ween H. , , ,. , ,.,.,,, , the amount bid, The Davis and tho Is id n Hi m Mr. Dyspeptic, would you like ,,,., . , .,,,. m of a cos on to W. II. Rail, Jr. to feel that your stomach troubles line; I north deg able borne, i preparing proper over, you could eat ans minutes feel to stake; food and and She was to Iowa deb and Edwards was captured. Important per of the amount bid, The ,. work of in d Din tors reserve the , to reject any or all bids Address all LI BUS stunt. permanently and thousands or II. B. Harris, Deed. Jim Savage and Al have have been, why not you John R. Jarvis and Blow, Attorneys. been signed to box rounds at New Parker, of Creek, Mich., is one ltd Orleans on Jan. them. He was troubled ,,,,,.,; Now that has closed heartburn, Indigestion and am flay a Chicago sports are trying to start the complaint until I used Chamber- g of cough boxing game at Gary, Ind. Tablets, th-n my trouble was Hill Lang, the heavy- over weight and a hopeless adv Is now promoting boxing bouts Melbourne. Sold by all druggists writes Mrs. Dewey, Good roads necessary requisites to be made of good roads In the form demonstration roads, m materials, manner of construction, K speeding the old year and and finished work, road welcoming the new year. and machinery, maps several old and new important highways, photo- , own ,, ,,, even account HEM rate Round Trip tick- it will be sale at all stations the Atlantic Lino nil As usual t considerable y-,, Ohio and Po- to town for new years day. j,.,. Could you get your date right lo Cincinnati, Farmers Consolidated To- , i . Company, N. C. This December 28th, MS. It day getting out. Pout The local made s pretty be without It as It gives almost beginning with the inauguration mediate relief In cases of croup Milwaukee, WM. have used It for ,, of both good sad with people children and myself and It never and the consequences end falls to relieve and cure a cough or Industrial and social conditions at- cold. No family with should tending each. Fish Game Resources. The co-operation of Audubon Chamberlain's Cough This remedy has no superior for of tho parcels post, and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ls pleas ties, fish and game commissions, and and colds. It ls pleasant to packages on new year's day. ant and safe, which Is of great other organizations for After such a rainy night the ;, ,,. trains Oil Dec of actual this morning was refreshing. node's shew-1 Bells and a --limited re- later Mid- i of t, Fur further up- to Coast Line tick- el W. J. T. White, Gen Pass. Wilmington, N- O, CONGRATULATIONS TO was a holiday. The stamps when a medicine must be lion of bird and animal life will be years old today. Choice H. cough take. It contains no poison or other even narcotic. It always cures. For sale used for parcels red In color, at- en to young children. by all druggists. In design larger all druggists. than the ordinary stamps Samuel W. Gould, representative in Congress of the Third Maine district, , sought In exhibiting our animal re- sources and encouraging their In Congress of the Fourth Texas dis- old today. High In Is spearing. Is week In N- York. which Mrs. Its seventh Al .-.

Haleigh People Decide to Mai Estranged from Wile Build Their Kills Her and Mother- Water Plan Mm . Action look- LA Int. Dee. W. to Mm ownership it Hart early today s wt a water works plant was a v. H Hart, from whom h called meeting of the board of aider- was separated bar mother, Mrs. a resolution to or tug adopted. board attar Hart to Hie offer of Wake Hit a tea boon lat to sell Its plant retained to home of a In rejecting thin and by where he was captured. took action to see that a amount Ufa. who was OS years old. of the city's hydrant rents towards W killed. She was shot rehabilitating the present plant. as she slept. Mrs. Hart, awakened I The first action of the was to by the report of the shot, ran Iron decline the offer of the Wake Water bar bedroom to be shot down by bar Company to sell its plant to the Her death occurred two at The resolution adopted hours later. after due consideration the water committee on the part of the city is instructed to respectfully decline the offer of the Water Company to sell to the city Raleigh the Wake Water Company plant at a valuation of and the said committee is so instructed to no- the attorney for the This offer to sell by the Wake Company expires on the first day of January the declination to buy the plant at is made on the ground that the price is too large According to the report of the civil engineer engaged by tUt the val- of the physical property of th Wake Water is lb and with added values accounts is carried up to about The offer to ell at is Hart had been married but few IS .-,. W. Wood, of Zebulon. this county, s arrested here on the charge of false pretense, in that he made oath to the Wake county register of deeds that Mary V. was eighteen rant old in procuring a license for her mar- to Ellis Husk, when the father that she is only sixteen rears old. The is a The couple were married on Br T. H. e. of girl, is pros- Wood who was past man. A LETTER TO MERCHANTS All policies insure a stock of merchandise contain what, is known as Iron Safe Clause is a you ; Take a complete itemized of stock on hand at least once in each calendar year. Keep a set of books, which shall clearly present a record of business transacted, including all sales and shipments, both for cash and credit, from late of inventory. Provide a fire-proof safe in which the books and shall be kept; or, keep them in some place not exposed to afire that would destroy your store. Failure to produce such set and inventories after a fire renders your FIRE INSURANCE policies null and void Stocks are usually smaller right after the holidays. Its a good time to take an inventory H. A. WHITE, Insurance Established 1895 Evans Street, Greenville, N. C. For . Makes a sensible, enduring present and genuine value giving for the money if your purchases are made here. FINE FURNITURE For Parlor, Bedroom, dining room; original de- signs and copies of the graceful, artistic old-period prices that will make your own appeal to your sense of economy. Drop in and see TAFT VANDYKE Montana Want law I hanged Mont. move rent to secure the repeal or o to be far above amount that might be offered for the The next resolution by the was one which had its ,,,.,.,,,, of of pose the holding in of all ,.,,. , M.,,, Th is rents paid by the city for use of ,.,, ,,, f ,,. in- this money to be us for the ,,,,,,.,,, ,.,. , is. betterment of the plant, so as to upon are re. core v for Raleigh and prevent a famine in ; do. adopt by the refers to 2,7-0. -s of today at a to pay a much higher of Interest. of Interest Capital at LONDON, If, -Lieut General all of the important engage- in the Indian and was present at the relief of Lucknow, his nineteenth birthday an- today. He retired from ac- military service nearly fifty years Dec. condition ego. of George the Richmond. plumber, who placed his bead in the elevator shaft of the new Commercial Hearing M bank building to call WASHINGTON. C. Dec. workman on a lower floor and quarters of the Interstate Com- skull was fractured by the fall in this illy a of the elevator, continued critical to- of hearings was begun, on the day. though the physician stated that of transit privileges The Bank of Greenville North Carolina RESOURCES OF Half Million Dollars Off it excellent vices to the people cf Pitt County with a cordial solicitation business. K. I. DAVIS President S. T. Vice President JAMES L. LITTLE, II. D. tin was no immediate danger of death. The elevator shot down like a plummet and caught Mr. head in the shaft. The eight morning newspapers of North Carolina have a circulation cf as against a circulation of 56.- for the. afternoon papers, ac- cording to statistics gathered by the department of labor and printing. The weeklies have a circulation of the semi-weeklies have circulation of the monthlies 214.330, the II semi-monthlies HI AM. There are 1211 Democratic papers. IS independent-Democratic. can. in- dependent. The have pub- the Methodists Christian Protestant , Primitive Will Baptists religious Other Interests have one or more publications. electrocutions will occur the months of January and Feb- Sam Thompson, of Union county, will die January Will Lo- of Anson will die and Arthur Johnson of county, will electrocuted The two last are BREAKS IN BRONX NEW YORK. Dec. epidemic of bold robberies and safe in apparently th- work of an organized hand of ala who are estimated to have ed something like In loot their co-operations, been ended, the police believe, by the arrest to-, day of live men and two women. The safe blowers worked with cleverness that many men In their stores to guard their property. A chance pickup by a today of a who gave D as Harry and upon whom were found ton keys, safe drills and other para- used a led a raid on an apartment and other In the raided apartment found a outfit of cracks men's and a quantity of x- accorded by railroads to shippers THIS DATE IN HISTORY December SO Lewis, a signer of the Declaration of Independence. in New York. Born in Wales In 1713. Gadsden purchase brought to the States nil of Ari- south of the Gila. in New and other cities suspended specie payments. famous Iron-clad Monitor foundered In a gale off Cape Hatteras. Henry B. Brown of Michigan, commissioned associate justice of the supreme court of the Stales. 1903 Bit hundred lost In Are and panic In the Thea- Chicago. Stephen II. Professor Stephen B. one of most widely known of Canadian educators, was horn in England, De- t ember 186.9 He came to America p his boyhood and received his cation at Canada College and Toronto University. Later he took a course at the University; of Chicago. a political scientist Professor is widely known. I In 1907 Professor was select-1 ed by the Rhodes Trust to make tour of the British empire, delivering lectures on imperial problems. Woodrow Wilson, president-elect of the States, years old today. Henri de celebrated French poet, years old today. MOVED I I now in my new store in the Building. where my patrons are in- to call and see the hands me line SILVER- WARE. I I especially for the holiday trade. CHRISTMAS AND BRIDAL PRESENTS mil be glad In hare you my new store at any time W. L. BEST THE CONGRATULATIONS TO Karl of years old today. Kipling, the famous years old today. Lieut. Gen. Sir George II. a distinguished veteran the Brit- army, years old today. Sui Railway I OF THE SOUTH Direct Lines to All Points North. East, South and West The ladles the Round Table will with Mr. J. W. Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Perry Belmont, noted New York years old today. Elizabeth of men old today. Earl of old to- day. Low Round Trip Fares to WESTERN Land of the ALSO TO CALIFORNIA POINTS AND ALL PRINCIPAL Convenient Lighted Coaches, Complete Dining Car you are contemplating a trip to tiny point, completing arrange- for It will be wise for you to consult a of the Southern Hallway, or write the under- signed, who will gladly and furnish you with all as to your best and quickest schedule and moat comfortable way in which to make the trip J. O. JONES. Traveling Passenger Agent, N. C. H. K. CART, General Agent. Washington, D. C. U. Li. SCHEDULE ruins Raleigh, effective July A. M. a. Atlanta, Memphis and points Jackson- ville and Florida points, at Hamlet for Charlotte Atlanta. THE WILMINGTON Loathes and parlor car. Con- for Washington, more. New York. and Providence. VAST w. p. Richmond, Wash- and New York day and at Richmond with C a O hi Wash with and B O. for burg and weal. THE SEABOARD If p. Atlanta. Charlotte Wilmington, Birmingham, and Parlor u Hamlet. p. m. No. for Henderson and Richmond Washington a. New York p. in. arrive to Washington and New York I. II t N. P. A. H. D. P. A Raleigh N. C California Woman Seriously Alarmed. I short time ago I contracted a cold which settled on my lungs and caused me a great deal of annoy- I would have bad coughing and my lungs were so sore and Inflamed I began to be seriously alarmed. A friend recommended Cough Remedy, saving aha had used it for yearn. I bought a bottle and It relieved my cough the night, and In a week I was rid of cold and of writes Miss Marie Gerber. Cal. For by all dealers. IT is the best present CM a b J at ill teach him the habit saving and he thank you in after years pint n lit Kit. to or- tune. You can open it with so little as a dollar, but whatever the is it will help the boy than anything else you can offer him. Come into this bank today and let us show you how do it. The National Bank of Greenville Greenville, N. C. F. James, J. P. V- F. J. Forties, the Used in Our Prescription Depot Coward woolen Drug Co. lilting I t . r, ICE CREAM OBJ. All Fountain Toilet Articles, Full Lint Fountain Pens. Supplies Co. You may pay a less price, but you can't get as good quality. lb. lb. lb. All good it or will It for G. M. SON General Merchandise Buyers cotton duce. We now Mm Co. will be glad to have out . on in nil William J. Fields William J. Fields, who has been re- elected to from the Ninth district of Kentucky, was born In Carter county, Kentucky, December Representative Fields la an excellent example of the man In politics. After completing ed- at Kentucky University he engaged for a time In practical farm- H then embarked In the real estate business and later he became as a commercial traveler. Prior to to the Democratic ticket two ago he had never held public office. Retirement WASHINGTON, D. C. Dee. la. Gen. Edward J. fa- an Indian fighter, active career In the army today. To- morrow he will reach his sixty fourth birthday and will be on vim r lit id In accordance with the law. f. m , T el Graded There is a good number of children n the graded school who are Id varying degrees from weak eyes, defective hearing, adenoids, swollen tonsils, bad and other ailments could easily remedied. The vacation this year is longer than usual and I want Insist that parents take advantage of It and have children treated if they a- in need of it. In a day or two I shall send out notices to the parents of the children who we believe should be examined. I sincerely hope all pa- rents will have their children exam- next week if they have any on for suspecting the need of nation I do not deem It necessary to upon parents the necessity of to the health of school children. paper and periodical has for three years or more been publishing articles of warning. Public speak- ministers, teachers, etc. have spoken on health topics until there ought not to be any- person who is informed of the terrible consequences of neglecting school children's health. I know of no greater injustice to a child than to permit It to grow up diseased, crippled or weakened, if diseases or weaknesses can be And generally such dis- eases can be removed or overcome in childhood only. Please have your children ed if you have any cause to be Have treated No teacher can educate a who Is diseased. No child can grow up Into strong, vigorous man- hood or womanhood whose body is neglected. Respectfully. H H. SMITH. Superintendent of Schools From Colored at Parmele .-Principal W Chance, founder of the Parmele Industrial Institute, announce that ii of the Hank of County. N C -d two hundred I ratios. One hundred is on of the land and the other hundred is for its Mr. it Q president of the A- Greensboro. N. C s a dollars. It may- be information to state that W. Staton. a colored of the community, has donated a hundred dollar on the purchase of the land. His is far the largest contribution come from a colored President Chance is just in receipt of information which es him that an effort is on foot in the north to put his school on such that he can give more time and energy to its development, and thereby do away with his to meet current The culmination of the plan will Prof. Chance to begin building in the near future. C. W. B. M. Sen ire Miss Etta field organizer of the Christian Womans Hoard of Mis- made an Interesting talk the Christian church here Sunday night on the work of the board how to enlarge its efforts for the com- year. The service was made all the more enjoyable by the presence of the quartet of Atlantic Christian College, of Wilson, who sane several beautiful The quartet is of Messrs. II. II. Settle and Spain, and Misses Harriet Settle and Agnes Spain. SALE ON Wednesday. Jan. 1913. at J. A. s in the of Mien. N. Cm I will sell at public am the personal property of J. W Webb, consisting of one 15-horse gas- engine, one band saw. one turn- lathe, one shaper. one jointer, one line of shafting and pulleys, one bug- J and harness, one blacksmith blow- together all mechanic and blacksmith tools and all material on hand. This 27th day of Dec. 1912. Assignee. law of suffering with liver com- Iva Smith of Point Blank. Texas, decided to try a box of Chamberlain's Tablets, and I am happy sap that I am complete- cured and can them to For sale by all dealers. a n Mr. o. it. Blown, of Raleigh, some years had a moving show here. Is in town looking p location to open again in Greenville. LOOT, WATCH -H SIZE, fear case. South movement. No. Reward return. Ne- Greenville It. F. D. M -ltd Winterville Items. iv. holidays at Tor all kinds of farm supplies Harrington Baikal and K. K I'm and Gavin on came in Saturday night to holidays at home. ad to the general for I heir liberal during the I their g I sat lag t all wishing them a happy and pros- Misses Cox. Mrs. R T. Cox and Mrs. K K. Tucker went to Greenville Monday. Furniture and mattresses in plenty at A. Ange and Mr. J. R. Johnson went to Green- ville Tuesday. Miss Cox went to Green- ville Tuesday. Harrington, Barber and Company- will make you some close prices on agricultural lime, it will pay you to see them. For freshes of all kinds and any- thing in the grocery line see R. W. Messrs. Cox. Walters Wednesday. When in need of any thing carried in a merchandise store call to see Spier and Jackson. Misses Minnie Mae and While head went to Ayden Thursday. If it is anything In hardware or supplies see A. Ange and Mrs. W. I. House won to Green- ville Thursday. Miss Annie from Ayden was in town Thursday. Misses Mamie and Clyde Chapman Went to Greenville Thursday even- ling. For beef, fish and oysters see R. Pail at once. Mr. I. S. Jackson was In town Fri- t. M. F. I. The annual meeting of the of Pitt County Branch of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance As- will be held In the court house in Greenville on Monday. Jan- 1913. G. T. TYSON. President. to Marriage I. and Ruth Ante Sow K B I Moon ., J y . II ; . . tad N J. P. K ad Ada I . s I Si N w. W. Puck and Cannon. C and Coward. K and Harriet Smith. II D and Sadie K. Per- kins. Pan Graham and A Harrow and White. Haddock Lela Harden, N w and Myrtle Jonah Hobgood and Morgan, A. S. Haddock and Lilly Carroll. Herman and Polly Jones. COLORED Jenkins and Martha Simon Jones and Williams. Coward and Chancey. Hart and Mary Lafayette Carson and Francis P. P. and Rosa Pender. S P. and Matilda Smith. Want Bay Line . , Nut rows BALI rim a a .-r lo a or well All a or at r . Julian H. I N, . loll Mil -s in a well umbered original growth puck pine and oak. Sufficient buildings T . K Y i Greenville. IT l APPLES. S II. TABLE BOARDERS- m M w. -anted. Mrs. J. II. White. Ill ITS No In Seek Mar. The I- It No need leave Greenville to hunt up proof. have it here at hone. The forward state- of a Greenville resident like that given below bears an Interest for man. woman or child lure in Greenville. T. R. Moore, deputy sheriff. street. Greenville. X. C. was troubled by lameness In my heck and my kidneys did not do their work as they should. I got Kidney Pills from the John I,. c-i Co., and I had not used them long before I got relief. I can this remedy acts as Ker sale by all dealers. Price cents. Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the Unit- ed States. Remember the and no other. Adv. HALE AMI SEED Limited quantity sale at p., c- t e h I pounds of T. M R. F. D. Greenville. II ltd Will pay . .-.-. a tea lave roe as well u labor try line and see what they will do Sold by Carr am II I Packet i . I lit I Hail Witt ., and 1.1 Sundays. N daily . Old . n Ti- sold to all points North. BALI On Thursday next, being January 2nd. will sell at auction the i st bidder, all of horses, mules. Boa, carts, corn, hay pit . teats take place the farm Which sold, situated mile Greenville Terms of sale. ED . ltd Sal acres, gt acres cleared, e ea I miles west of in I miles from two district graded worth of . included, g up lo date I I I, use- other out buildings Con- the finest farm in that sec- all clay subsoil Ne sand A bargain to quick buyer. J F N. C THAT ME III selling the Imperial Irons on positive guarantee, if they don't suit and do the work we will refund your money. Carr and Atkins. Id Could Shout Joy. want to thank you from the bot- tom of my wrote C. B. Rader o w. Va., the wonder double benefit I got from in curing me of both a severe case of stomach trouble and of from which I bad been an almost sufferer for ten years It my case as though made for For dyspepsia. Jaundice, and lo rid the system Electric It tiers have no superior. Try them bottle is guaranteed Satisfy. Only cents at all druggists A Pool Plot. When a plot exists be- tween liver and bowels to cause by to act. take Dr. New Life Pills and end suck use of your They gently compel of stomach, and bowels, and restore your health and all good feelings Ha at all drug- t. May Change Music National met in annual convention hereto- day as the of The sessions will continue several y other things the will consider and act a pro- to change the of to National Musical --.-a- business in April, 1901, over eleven years ago, with the Capita of its efforts not for the benefit of for the of the community, drawing its patronage from the rank and file of Pitt pros- people, The Greenville Banking Trust Company Working Capital of Total Resources 700,000.00 Has grown to only THE LARGEST BANKING INSTITUTION in Pitt County, but stands the front rank with the largest banks in Eastern ITS INCREASE IN DEPOSITS FROM on November 26th, to on November 26th, 1912, has been EQUALED BY FEW BANKS IN THE STATE. Provided with every safe guard for the protection of depositors, with ample resources, ac- Directors, safe and conservative management, we solicit your business. I Uncle Sam and the State of North Carolina Do with US. E. G. FLANAGAN, Pres. E. B. HIGGS, V-Pres. C. S CARR,

ITEMS He- As have in some lime will to wine now It my arm dun I give out. I tall had A crippled arm two months. . much I mil write but lit- I don't think I can do I he neigh- for I don't know of II the going and and around here, bill will do my heal I left Scotland NAT. and went to Wilson and until Sun then came down here and am pending the lime very pleasantly relatives and friends. I will be here for month yet. Miss of and Miss Nina Harris, of the teachers at Smith's school house he has to attend to his father's bus MUlTI Stokes, and will leave tot H R i. to Till Monday. Mr W G Weal hi Bethel mi mi Train Although last Tuesday was one of worst of the year so far as is yet it was one of the , -I delightful of the season for the people. Th occasion of Ibis pleasure was the of he tenth their mar- ;. Mi. and Mrs II. n i to u p. . was beautifully and taste fully decorated throughout the par- with carnations. use and tens, the lift room with Spanish holly, haw and ferns. tie hall hanked in reran and moss, and the dialog room American Beauty and red candle. The their th door to little Misses Pearl and Mary Wright and Master Wright and were received Mr. and Mrs B. II IT. and Mrs. Oil. door. n i . are new . the unlucky IS. Smith is relative In Fannie Hardy or is risking Lee Nichols la Mr. has ad the Outline house in Mr. Ban Taylor Hugo spent held a there on the 1311. of Tuesday here with friends. for the benefit of the school received pounds of d- eighty-four dollars and the stuff to subsoil land and, house received at the parlor cents. A good sum for the the stuff to subsoil land and It the receiving line Mr. and Robert. H. Wright. Mrs. B. V. Mr. David Smith of Smithtown. and Mr. Richard left Monday Wright of N. C. Miss Nichols, of taking bis daughter. Miss to and Mrs. T. J. Jarvis, Miss Mary were married in the Christian church in S. and will Wright Of Washington. N. C. and at Arthur Tuesday evening at Mara via Richmond, where he will Miss Nell Witherington. of o'clock. Rev. C B. of purchase a car of stock for this mar- N. C. After the mar- Punch served in the rear or all went to Mr. Smith's AM kinds of hardware, mill linings, the hall by Mr. and Mrs. Smart Carr In Smithtown where there was a bullets, guns, and and Miss Barrett. Dr. R. L. Carr and bountiful supper awaiting them. J. R. Smith and Miss Joyner Pa via received at Miss E. at Joyner of John Bill Cannon will move the door of the gift room. Mr. and came to the wedding Tuesday even- family to Ayden and will occupy Mrs II E. Austin received in the hall and spent Christmas with her sis- lie W Hail residence on at the entrance to the dinning room Mrs. Mills Smith, home and Maine street. and Mr. W. II and Wednesday evening. Mr. Rollins will move his Elisabeth Pugh in the dining room. Miss Mattie Little of Wilson, came family to the W. F. Hart house on Cream, cake and minis were served down evening to spend garnet Main sired and Cannon lane, by Misses Margaret Es- time with relatives and friends J kinds of hardware, cement and tell and Nellie Tender. and at farm supplies H. Smith and An unusually large number of Mrs, C C. Cobb and daughter. Miss j. Allied Harrington has handsome and useful presents were of Norfolk, and Miss Battle chased the home of Mr. to h seen in the rooms. They of Wilson, are spending II and moved there- of tin ware, time at i. He tells us he is relieved from brass, iron, silver, cut glass Miss Gertrude Eason. of Lizzie. ,.,,, i,,,,. city lite and enjoying and china. Christmas in our neighborhood. living near natures Mr and Mrs. Wright have a host Mr Carter and Miss Margaret h. K. Burgess, lie M. B. friend ill and else- of Roanoke Rapids, wore mar- church Riled the pulpit in the Chris- where and a most delightful even- there on Wednesday and came ,,., Sunday and IT. was spent. The warm and hear- here Thursday evening to spend a Q, Caldwell. president A C. C. Congratulation extended them portion of their hone., moon with rel- night. love esteem in which friends. A, the home of the bride's father, they held here and they begin Mr. and Mrs. W. Cay of p Ayden. their Journey now toward future an- spent Christmas at Mr K M ,, and quiet home with best wishes of their was Ml El was many admirers that they may at least Mr. C. E. attended the , marriage to Mr. It. K of reach the golden one. Union Meeting at Saturday Dr. K I i den I must think and do hope that the They have our best wishes. people of this section are growing K. are pie better, for It has a common u. remove the buildings Horn by and between thing for a few of them to pet drunk ,. j. A. Harrington properly, Pitt County, and scrap through Christmas erecting a times. Hut this season I have not two story brick stores. 1st. heard of a scrap nor accident, nor ,,,, f friends are away spend- following schedule of Fees of any one being drunk except one ,,, and many are here. medical service will be strictly and I must tell a little joke on we cannot learn their names, but him. He Is I colored man ,. is, t., rt and prosper- o'er boys gave him twenty dollars to ,. . p. m. to not drink anything until after Christ of ; IO 2.00 mas and one of the neighbors passed mill Mr. 11.00 to his house next morning after Christ- was tilling at the time CHRISTMAS FOR THE HORSES. Whips and Harness. known from ocean to t as the best and strongest. They wear the longest, Ask for Warm WE HAVE THE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY FOB CELEBRATED t-A Line of BLANKETS and Only the strongest leather goes into Harness we sell j We Carry the Best Lire f Firearms and Ammunition. j BEST YOU CAN BUY I USEFUL IX CUTLERY FOB EVERY ONE IX THE FAMILY. WE HAVE IT. WE THE CELE LINE OF SCISSORS IX TACK We have Everything for Everybody in Hardware. HART HADLEY X. C. NOTICE mas and saw he was drunk and was We give Jake a his banjo for all It was worth The people had a Christmas M,. j A g f who tree at Smith's school house Christ- ad his family out to Oklahoma a. to p. m. p. in. to p. in. 2.00 p. in. to a. m. 3.00 ah medicine extra. max to the great enjoyment of bx returned last week and Ordinary in Country all present. us ,, ,,, enjoyed a day a mile. Our efficient teachers. Miss Joyner ,, w,. he came Visits la Country and Miss Harris, opened their school lo brother marriage, but Mileage 11.00 a mile. Visit in Country at Smith's school house on Monday he said not. Medicine extra. Call Visit In Country Peel gynecological, morning, to the delight of many of Mr j n ha the their pupils. They only had one f the Mines Co. week vacation. With him Mess Miss Maud Miss Mary Taylor and J. A. Davis. The and with to and Mr. of Snow Hill will b Taylor and will he governed by the Fee are visiting In Smithtown and attend- These gentlemen have for ed the party at Mr. Ivy Smith's experience and we bespeak for them K good business. Mr. Joe Cobb. of Standard was vis- or, unit Mr. T. J. at Mr. Ivy Smith's Sunday. Ion of Spring, has purchased Mr. R. B, wont to ., in the firm of Han Greenville Monday. Mr. R. M. Starkey left for want a lap robe Monday of last week, to spend Christ- saddle or mas with some of his people here and horse or knee boots, buggy. returned this morning. or dray harness J. II. Smith Mr. Smith went to Farmville and morning. Stokes Items Kit Dec. Is Aldridge and Nellie Dixon spent and our people are busy Thursday night with Miss again. Some sorry that Leap year has come to a close. Mr and rs. I. Venters came Misses and Mildred Saturday night after pending returned Saturday night from , holiday In ton where they spent a few days. Hen Buck. Lester Edward Seems to be some attraction out j c attended Sunday ear Oak Grove. Mr. Stokes hero Sunday afternoon, and the cashier seem to go that way Johnson of real with Misses Velma Mr. Henry and Miss and Venter. both of this place, Mr c. R Venters went to Vance- married Sunday morning at the home of the bride by Mr. Mr Pall was a pleas- They left Immediately ant n town Sunday night, the ceremony on the eight-thirty Wedding hells will soon be ringing train for Raleigh amid showers of and old shoes. Mr. I. H. Roberson children in A double wedding b expected soon at Hotel. t; which has heretofore been in Signed, W. H. DIXON, If. T. V. A. WARD. C. O. MORRILL, C. C. JOYNER, D, S. J. K. PATRICK, THUS. S. C. Oil. L. C. J. H. HUDSON, C. It JONES. W, W. WM. conn W. I. T. COX. I I Some Recent During the rush there were Ml many things demanding attention that The Reflector overlooked keeping Op visits of the stork, who by no means stingy with his Three young ladles arrived whose presence not been noted. The Modern Store E are in our new modern store at our same old stand on West Evans street, where we invite our many many friends to meet us face to face and hand to hand at our store. In my twenty-six years in the mercantile I in n- ville, serving my many friends to the best of my ability, as far as my equipment would permit, wish to thank you. But we are now in position to give you better service than j ever before owing to our skillful and careful arranging our new store for your and our convenience. Our full lines en all floors are and will be the best that any skillful buyer can select AND BOYS In all the colors, each garment handsomely tailored, and each e tailor-made CLOT HES. There are many go d in Our Coat Suits and Cloaks TBS SOME OF THE BUST PAT- AND HANDSOMEST TAILOR- OF TUB SEASON. NICE LONG AND SHORT CLOAK IN NEW RIG COLLARS AND AND NEAT I S AND POCKETS BRAID ED The Hume For Shoes All lit give service I ear demand I great We ran fit member of family save II will buy from oar Hie el pair but they all come In time to be class- are visiting in i l Meeting t the Farmers with the leap year lasses They Mr. Davenport, of Washington member of the farmer n the homes of Dr, and Mrs. J. and Misses Alma Selina Fleming who can possibly do so Nobles. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Hook-, of were visiting the family to meet at Greenville and and Mrs II. II. Smith. C. T. IS THE BE ART EASTERN IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED AND ONE, AND IS ROUNDED BY THE REST FARMING COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL KINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE WAY OF LA PI TA L A N TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE JOB A X l PLANT. WE HAVE A OF TWELVE j DEED AMONG THE PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN , PART OF NORTH LIN A AND INVITE WHO WISH TO GET ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE I BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE FEW INCHES SPACE AND I ELL THEM WHAT YOU TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. our ADVERTISING RATES ARE LOW AND CAN HE HAD UPON I. the I the VOLUME GREENVILLE. N. C. FRIDAY JAM WRY MM MM II lit II. Hi OF DUTY SOUTHERN IS II PULLMAN Democrats of Both Officers TERM, TO SOUTHERN SI ATES DURING PAST YEAR ADD SIXTEEN . MILLION TO BANK CAPITAL Three d h It Twenty Five in North Carolina, Financial 1911 lo Improved Laws and e live PARADE ii n arum TO ENO WAS v m By Offering Their Offices mm or Form of FOR SPEAKER Evelyn of Jacksonville Carolina AI All Will Re Jan. of and of the of representatives held their CINCINNATI Jan. Stewart, a young woman who was found bound and drugged In a Pull- man mi a Four train from when It reached here today, told the a sensational story of caucus last night and nominated of- Beers for the two houses of the ah made every effort to con- will begin its identity. Later she today at o'clock, noon. g Jacksonville, my way there. left Jacksonville some lime ago went to New York to shop. Then session today II o clock, noon. My u Jacksonville, W. Connor, ; engaged la marry a man of L., the and was on House caucus for speaker, by nation and without opposition. Rep- K. M. Koonce, of Onslow, who. had been a candidate for the of- j , flee,, having withdrawn his candidacy yesterday afternoon because of th. , WM present condition of his health. He i. a m of berth here for duty a representative, but ,,,. , ii still suffering from a carbuncle, which ha had him confined to Then I re- bed part of time during the , weeks. , . The other nominees for the office. were -a Clerk. T. O. Cobb. o, declared dork. Alfred o I an for an. Clerk, at D. or car at am. n. knowledge of it. of w s at-Arms. K. J. Jenkins of of after Senate I , , he The Democratic cancan of the n- am, in agree,, upon J again, the following the m- I The ,,,. and are official working body of the Sena e I investigation. Chairman of BeaU. Harry Stubbs of Martin; r, ,. pro-ten. of the Senate. . a . An ball filled i in grossing Clerk, W. E. Hooks Wayne; at Arms. G of the, Hall of Cumberland; Assistant of members of the G. W. of An- was called, and It was found Reading Clerk, R. M. of the were present. of Chairman Howie announced that Both were good natured for , and for all positions save that of and Representative E. R of the Senate there placed practically no serious contest. tho of W. Connor, of Sen. elected by a man of Progressive chairman of the Senate of and long and Senator B. n of as Secretary. Representative W. H. nomination of Sen. Mason, of seconded the of seconded by Sen. of Connor, referring to Cumberland, Senator Pharr of as a and progressive Mecklenburg, unanimously, by rising vote, as pro-1 p Ray representative from Ma- of the Senate. moved that the nomination be H. M Phillips of by acclamation, and the motion elate editor of the Greensboro News. wag without a hitch. Mr. Con- nominated by Sen. Hobgood. of MM nominated without reading clerk, and, on motion of Sen. of Hertford., his was made ATLANTA, Ga. Jan. than was added to tho banking capital of ten southern states by new Institutions formed during 1912. according to figures complied by the Southern Hanker and announced to- day. Report from Mate banking depart- the comptroller of the cur- at Washington show that the year banks were liquidated, which, including and failures, wiped out 13.- banking capital and j banks reduced capital for an loss of This was par- offset by an Increase in the cap- ital of making the net gain for the year The distribution of new banks and capital by states was as Locates h Husband After A Search Eighteen Years CHICAGO, Jan. search of eighteen yeas has had its ending in Chicago. The eighteen years have been filled with altering and sorrow for mother and a boy who is blind. tS retribution will SAYS IF I TO STOP ROWDYISM torn RUN PEACE WASHINGTON, Jan. the Celebration of Taft will turn out the Fifteenth Unit-1 The cavalry at For Myer, II He LONDON, Jan. Is no disposition in London to doubt that as soon as Che delegates , y to the t ii desire to i ii ii n Pi avenue on March before the procession the following have celebrated th orthodox ,,. holiday the peace . . .,,,. . Clue will be resumed. the given out at The There is reluctance women the among all parties, threats come in the municipal court of Judge the and Major Richard SI- of Mich an eventuality arc still Hopkins. when tho mother of police, have tend in some quarter. boy will face the object of their withheld permission for the parade be cause feared the actions of a Pollack the husband ,,. and father, who deserted then. Pollack and his were be given the marcher. No Banks New Capital Slate Alabama . I Florida . Georgia. Kentucky . 500.0011 . l Mississippi . North Carolina . 1165.250 Carolina . 1.114,000 Tennessee . 1,440.000 Virginia . 1448.000 past year as compared with showed a decided Improvement In tho strength and character the I new blinking says the Southern Hanker, to Improved bunking law and more effective During th past year eighteen state bank In the south passed into the national system without change of capital stock. At the same time the representative Of be European powers are busily in offering friendly advice to lice and that proper protection COUld and in case not given the marcher. ohs lied a score of years ago in Boston. Prominent local business men have prove Insufficient the am- Mass. They lived together happily volunteered their services lo the b,,,,,, are seeking for the beat until son was born. The boy was method of intervention In order to was blind at birth Then the bus- settle the crucial question of . blind at in,,, the . promise to band and father disappeared. His M, w, , , . ire searched the city and secured the from if the HoM ,.,.,.,,, the method of pro- help of the police of the entire con- protection was Inadequate. ., . . K-. it I . an issue from the present dead- At first it was believed Tho will be walled Pollack had been killed. on by a committee f the that Pasha. Hut proved that he will urge the par-, M ha was alive. This was all that mt , at once lo that the plan . asking his wife could learn. for parade may not be held up to the con- spent all of the I was . ,,,.,, earning in keep up the president Tall is to b invited . she said las, night. suffered ,. . arching women. Tn.-v explanation, which he years from more than procession will be th Board Of Education In Regular Here rows. My little blind boy and I were pageant aver seen In Oil often hungry. Then I heard that be was In Mrs. Pollack sold what few posses-1 she had and paid the railroad fare for her son and herself. They till I reached Chicago a week ago to find the man for who. they had been searching so long had been married to woman for four years. Without money and now desperate, the woman appealed to the Immigrant They cared for her and her son and obtained Pollacks arrest on a brusque of the Bee- Five, Forty Mr. Speaks. Mr. Connor was greeted with round of applause when he entered of Mr. W. O. Stokes Sunday. Saturday. January 4th. meeting at Ci I wonder why it is Mr. Joe Tyson court house o'clock waits until the holiday to W. H. come to Stokes Ho was out R. L. Sec. lat nigh, and tea gold and are Just floating around. It Is that Manager Joe Wood , curve ball was faster than Miss Lillian Stokes Sat- man and T bar parted Johnson's straight one. night Scotland the Interests of Flynn the like most of the will not by Mr. Cherry. Just wish company, and that Joe will look after admit that the youngster of today Cousin could stay longer, but future. plays real baseball. V of the young ladles and their parents. Joyce, the former leaguer, maintains that Amos Ru- The of House thanking the was t in motion a few minutes members for the honor confer- o'clock when He- upon e declared that this of and placed In n when ,,,,, Democratic party l nomination, the name of T. C. Bowie are at stake of for chairman. There being th, Well as the nation, no other nomination Mr. called North Carolina for the vote. Bowie was elected nil- looking to the House and He took the chair and for wisdom, progress called the to order and Let It be our chief aim Representative Roberts, of people be- not disappointed. Buncombe, nominated i. E. h. COncluded. amidst applause. Alamance, for secretary of the ,. . ca and the latter was unanimously and tat fern have signed to box eight rounds At of g Jan. Tho Board of education met In reg session on Monday. It was a busy meeting. Besides the regular routine work of each meeting the an- apportionment made. This was made on the basis of one dollar land ninety cent per capita. This gives the same length of term to each school that had last year. Several new houses have recently been built and the board was glad to find that some of them were being fitted up with Patent Desks and Teachers desks by the communities themselves. In- in the schools being better fit- up for good and for better work continues to increase In the county and th Is a source of gratification. hid. Jan. charge , The hearing of the ease Four passenger train No. will be this morning. from Cincinnati to Chicago, was Pollack admitted his second mar- wrecked at p. m. this afternoon, but declared that he previously mile west of nine had obtained a divorce in a Chicago miles east of this city. ,,,. , . court. j It is reported that passengers on the Turkish re killed. One body has been u weeks elapse, however, without a u th. n. At the next it is his to according to the cal the be- I i Much Ii hoped tor from the action the European powers are Russia having given way on the Bet flan port i u i . Bi ; laying a more . to induce to come lo the term wished n Balkan allies on the question of n the Albanian frontier. II is i that the greatest i. the powers will be exercised at Constantinople through the brought to bear by the am- A BABY out of the wreck, that of W, P. Felt, a traveling salesmen, of Tot of Five Carries Baby Broth- N. Y. Forty persons are From Burning Home to be seriously injured. Jan. Bishop i Wrecking trains conveying every was a renter on the farm of Will available physician have been dis decision being reached which will In- sure the Balkan allies the Sim. of the fortress of cording to one of the Bulgarian gates, be general and ins cannon who will Pi Vi Brown and had a wife and three patched from this city to the scene children. The father was at his work the wreck. The train left the rails on Q. and the mother had left the three tots a curve, the cause of which consciousness that w the house while she went to milk Mt been ascertained. our In the Interest of Carolina Municipal HIGH POINT. N. C, Jan. A large attendance marked opening here today of the annual meeting of the Carolina Municipal Association, embracing the mayors and other of the leading cities of the state Mayor F. W. Tate this city, dent association called the gathering to order, laws for tho government of the cities and towns of the state formed the chief I of discussion. Turkey who only by ceiling all the bland In th Aegean Sea us well the fortress of can insure real and lasting peace. Peace without these condition would only many ft greeting morning It was still early In the morning and Four cars left the rails the baby was In bed, not having turning over and blocking the track, awakened. The second child was play The train was running at a high with matches and caught the speed. per covering Inside of the house. The The wreck Is out In the and two tan screaming for the n h to get details. door aid Soon after, with whole Inside of. f Men little building full of fire CINCINNATI. O. Jan. s.-The an- . , smoke, the girl of less than the hear, convention of the National , of her baby brother. She of Commission Merchants me. in who,,, . Bend. . . the flames and soon this city today with a large cent I ; ,., .,. , baby blackened of from Chicago. New g,. a A a II. w, but By MM had reached the New Orleans and numerous other hie house and saw the roof fall on every- places. e, . on earth they owned, but with during a wide g hi a glad heart over the rescue of her of relating the simply because they baby. mission business will be considered, stand Greek V.