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Strong Serviceable, Safe. THE most reliable lantern for farm use is the It is made of the best materials, so that it is strong and durable without being heavy and awkward. It gives a clear, strong light. Is easy to light and It won't blow out, won't leak, and won't smoke. It is an expert-made lantern. Made in various styles and sizes. There is a for every requirement. At Dealers Everywhere STANDARD OIL COMPANY Washington. D. C Richmond. Norfolk. V. BALTIMORE Charlotte. N. C. Charleston. W. Va. Charleston. S. C. North Carolina. County. n Superior Court Before i C Moore, Clerk William Hellen G T. T. vs. Henry I virtue of a decree made by i C. Moore, clerk of the superior court of hi In the above entitled on the 13th, day of limn h, the u I i will on Ho the day of April, o'clock noon, expose to public sale before the court house In Greenville to the highest bidder for cub the I described tract or parcel land, i Situated In Swift Creek township Pitt county, North Carolina adjoining the lands of the Allen heirs, the heirs of N, I. Corey, the i lands and others and containing; j j acres more or less and being a portion II the land left by will i --i i of I Hellen to the heirs. This sale will be made for the i . of making pan it ion among the t, mints in common. This the 13th day of March. 1914. r c. Commissioner HARPING PIERCE, Saved Girl's Life want to tell you what wonderful benefit I have re- from the use of writes Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky. certainly has no equal for la grip; e, bad colds, liver and troubles. I firmly believe saved my little girl's life. When she had the measles, they in on her, one I dose of Bl made them break out, and she has had no more trouble. Shall never be without p, To It This is to notify the generally that the undersigned, will on Monday, i th day of April. 1914; it being the first Monday In April, apply to the Hoard of Commissioners of Pitt County. for the right and to construct the main canal or of Clay I Hoot Swamp across Hie public road j Of county, wherever said roads said Clay Root Swamp, and the undersigned will also request , Board of Commissioners of Pitt conn- to construe and maintain bridge at said crossings, and this ice i- I given in order that any citizen of county, who desires to do may he hear l before the Hoard of County Com B . of county on the Ural , , in April. in reply to the same. Carolina Land Development Co. By G. House. Every year some FARMERS LOSE MONEY by buying the first thing t hat is offered them without looking over our line of Farm Machinery We carry an line of Farm end Machines that we know will give absolute sat most practical, economical and dependable en the market. We carry in stock Sta k Disc and Smoothing Ma- Balers. Cotton and Corn Planters, Gang and Plows, besides many other farm and garden tools. Also and the Trans-Planters, the most successful made. See to it that YOU do not lose money this year. T HADLEY, HARDWARE -w-- ii I NORTH CAROLINA in my For i, indigestion, headache, W malaria, chills and fever, biliousness, and all similar , ailments, has proved itself a safe, reliable, gentle and valuable remedy. O If you suffer from any of these complaints, try Black- It is a medicine of known merit. Seventy-five W J years of splendid success proves its value. Good for S young and old. For sale everywhere. Price cents. laving qualified EDITORS. as hue of Pitt county, this is to in prior to midnight May 15th. mt and duly recorded In the all persona having claims the estate of the said de- default having been In the . ; in them the it, Jacksonville, not payment tao bond secured thereby within twelve Inter the undersigned, will en Thursday from this date, or this notice I TO I FLORIDA I and by virtue of the power Confederate veterans and authority contained in a certain on sale May 6th Davis and wife, Addle M, Davis, to Mil good returning lo roach a. Stamper, of date day of July n- method oats i may lined by County Registry in hook I- page Grain WHEAT. Puts and calls are the and i trading In wheat your loss Is absolutely limited to the amount bought No further risk. Positively the most o trading. Open an account. You can buy I in bar of their Stopovers allowed n both directions, m, in front the court door or to calls on bushels Lit. All persons indebted to said Bide trips from Jacksonville at f pm county, N, .- . . l , I . . . Ina. Mia. In nil t Make Your Own YOU WILL SAVE eta. PER GAL. THIS is now Buy gals. L. A M. REAL PAINT, at per r And gals. Linseed Oil to mix with it You then make if pure paint for It's only p gal. Anybody can the with the PAINT. Whereas, if you buy gals, of CANS, you pay a gal. or I 2.10 paint in Th L. OM. SEMI-MIXED REAL PAINT Is PI MA LINSEED OIL, th s Int Use n gal. out of any yon buy, and i tap made, return the paint and ALL yon , l J. Q. X. C. KS CO- HIM, K. C CO- S NOTICE. My son. Luther Barrett, ape left and refuses to return. All persona are forbidden to hire him unless his wages are paid lo me. ROSA One black white calf at house Crop and slit in left ear and swallow fork and under bit the right Owner can get by and paying all charges. KM LANGLEY, Bo Greenville, N. C Notice. We hereby give notice that we will apply to the of County at the regular April to have as a public load, the road now running from the Langley place on the across our to the creek which road has been used by the pub- for thirty years longer March 1914. D, K. HOUSE, H. n HARRINGTON. EGGS For Hatching. ROM COMB Splendid Strain of Winter Layers Let me hare order for egg. W. C. VINCENT S. C make rates to Florida, Georgia Alabama points, by applying Atlantic this the of March 1914 Coast line ticket office, IN west Bay J. W. CRAWFORD. Jacksonville, Fla. Tickets on sale May 6th to Inclusive limited to June 2nd, 1914. A chance to visit Florida at unusually low rates. For any address W. II. WARD, Agent. ATLANTIC coast Railroad of the T. C. WHITE H. T. Mgr. Gen. Pas. Wilmington, N. C. Administrator. F. JAMES ltd Orphans Coming. the largest crowd that has ever attended a paid performance the Academy of Music heard tho Oxford Orphanage Singing Class W. J. last night. Those who heard the Concert pronounced it by far the best the Masonic Orphans have given in Durham Herald, November 1913. If you wish to see of the Two Farms for Sale. One of acres, cleared, large six room house and necessary work that Oxford Orphanage is doing Ono of acres. acre, for children, attend the con cleared six room and necessary out on April 1st. buildings, both farms in few hundred yards Of each other and ran be easily for sale at public auction to the high- , bidder, for cash, the following de- scribed All the right, title and Interest of the said F. O. Davis and wife, Addle M Davis, In and to all the green pine timber trees that will measure Inches in diameter at the stump when cut, that are now standing, growing and being upon tract of land in Falkland town ship. Pitt county, adjoining the lands of Hen Moore, tho heirs, John and Rodgers. and practically as follows, you can buy both for or as many more you wish An advance or decline of cent gives yell the chain e to lake a movement of cents Write for full particulars and bank- references. II. . I Ohio. Address all mail to Lock Box 1420. THE FARM i Basis of all Indus LIME Is Basis of all Mr and Mrs. Joseph Walter i Va . announce courses of Jacob's branch to the public road. operated as one farm. Fine land are especially adopted to pea nuts, cotton and corn. Farms will of containing . t their daughter, Edna Pearl sold or a one farm or and ex- Mr. Mark Leslie of very low considering the value the pine timber on at a stake on tho Green- ville and Wilson road, o N. 311-2 I W 4-5 R. to a stake In is the of all good farming. Write far line Rodger., agreed corner, thence N. 3-8 E. 1-5 R. to a purest lime. Don't buy earth, sand, stake in Jacob's branch, Jno. Gay's etc, A postal will give you reasons. corner, thence down tho various. POWHATAN LIME CO. VIRGINIA v lie lie wedding will lake plan, in Sprained Ills While at work on the new building on the corner of and Third streets Saturday Mr. Joe Wise- miller fell a distance of live or six feet spraining his ankle which will keep In for about ten days. Strayed. One black poll and boar, weighs pounds, months old. Unmarked ears, at end little white round hoofs. Will pa nil cost of keeping. Notify me. I-.,. V, I FOR eggs, best layers of pure white shell eggs. per of Mrs. K. C. King, Falkland, N. C. IS of the land. Must be sold at once Write for particulars. RHODESIA REALTY CO. M. C, shout live acres of the above ed tract of land located on the public road on the southeastern portion of At the regular meeting of the Hoard of County Commissioners March 1914, petition was presented asking Statement annual statement the county Is being published. It Is Interest to every tax paver of county and should be read carefully Every Item of expense paid by the is accounted for in statement Feel Grouchy It is not your is your liver. No one can be in good spirits when their system is not carrying off the waste products. Pills regulate the bile ducts and put you in a good humor with yourself and the world. At your coated or plain. P. O. Box from he the by train road running through the Application fr Pardon, evidences of which can now be Notice Is hereby given that on tho and saving and except- day of April or as soon thereafter five long leaf pine timber as in convenient to the Governor, straw pine will presented to th-i to be, or have been. Governor for tho pardon of Willis as excepted from this con- who was convicted at the August with tho full term 1913 tho superior court of from the date of this county of the larceny of some Up to the 8th day of gathered corn in tho field and or through their ed to six months on the roads of Pitt county. This tho day of March 1914. JULIUS BROWN, J. EVERETT. for Will Pitt body of land, cut off separated a road out In Greenville PATENTS , . SWIFT CO. Seventh St. D. C. agents or servants to enter upon said land and pass and over the same at will, on foot or with teams and conveyances. In which to cut and remove said timber trees, together so, with the right and privilege for tho time above cutting and removing from tho for- going use In handling and Iran lb on poles as are needed for car stand- and skid poles, provided shall be cut from such places on th lend as shall be designated by said R. A. Stamper, or his R A STAMPER. Mortgagee. This the day of 1914. township- Beginning at tho corner of the road leading from House, N. C., at Joe homo, and running west a straight Una or about straight, west to the Greenville Tarboro road. same will heard at the regular meeting the Board April , This March 1914. B. M. LEWIS, Chairman of Board. BELL, Clerk of Board w. Have Heat In Secretary of Hope Company reports that several have failed to re- to their call for aid to furnish their halls. If yon are one of that number get off the list by sending In a liberal donation, as tho coin to com- their plans. Te Mod St ones old reliable rid pain nil e One and cure-. to Ha d for . and CO. OINTMENT IS THE OF EASTERN CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED IND ONE. AND IS ROUNDED RY THE BEST COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL RINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HA EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE WAY OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSPAPER PLANT. Agriculture Is the Vest rueful, the the of WE HAVE A OF TWELVE HUN DEED A MONO THE REST PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN PART OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WHO TO GET III- . ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN i BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU TO TO ATTENTION. OUR ADVERTISING HATES ARE LOW AND CAN HE HAD UPON GREENVILLE, V FRIDAY. mil. W. H. Served County is Superintendent of Education for Years DEATH CAME FRIDAY and Suffer Loss in His Al- ways In the Ad- of The Daily Prof. W. H, passed away at o'clock Friday night after illness extending through nearly three Early in January he was with a severe attack of grippe, from which tuberculosis developed about five weeks ago. From the time this dread destroyer fastened upon him, his decline was rapid until the end came. The death of no man could have curred a greater loss to Green- ville and Pitt county than the passing et this good man, and it fills thous- ands of hearts with profound sorrow. Possessed of a nature most kind and and gentle, always greeting every one with a cheerful word, a recognized organizer and leader, ho drew all to him everybody loved him. Prof. was born Gran- ville county March 30th, 1855. lacked but three days of being years of age. After passing his boyhood youth on the farm and attending the home school, he entered Wake Forest College and graduated with dis- from that institution. He taught school In Scotland Neck a few years and later came to Greenville and opened a male school In the old Academy that stood on the site now occupied by the Graded school. As a teacher he was supreme, and each and every student under him he took keen Interest, and there are scores of men throughout this and other sec- of North Carolina Indebted to him for their splendid training. After teaching here a few years he went back to county for a for a year of two. then returned to Greenville and resumed his school in the Academy. He was first made county superintendent of education In 1891 and served until the political changes came In 1898. He was again elected superintendent in serving that office for about twenty five years It was he who brought about the re- markable educational. progress that has come to Pitt County, raising the schools from s low standard to the highest rank of any in the State. Milled with energy and enthusiasm he threw his heart and life Into his work, and no man ever fully gave him- self to tho services others. In the campaign for the establishment of Bast Carolina Teachers Training School he took leading part, and It is due largely to him that we have splendid Institution. His wisdom, counsel and leadership was constantly sought and always gladly given. The Influence of his work will live on after him. In September. 1885, Prof. married Mettle Button, his dying In 1902 To them were born all of whom survive. ii.-v are Misses Messrs. Hugh, Sherwood and He was a devoid husband and father and home life was beautiful. He Is also survived by three brothers. Messrs H. J and Ruben of Springs, and T of Smith- Held. Prof. in his early years united with the Baptist Church, and for years was a deacon of Memorial Baptist Church and served many years as superintendent and later teacher in the Sunday school. In his church work and devotion lo the cause of Christ he curried the same order and that his life. He lived In the sunshine of a happy life here, and died In the joy of a blissful life beyond. Prof. was an Odd Fellow, a Mason and a Royal Arch Mason, and was ever faithful to the teachings of the fraternities, He will be with Masonic honors. The funeral will take place at o'clock Sunday afternoon, with vices In Memorial Church led by his pastor. C. II, Rock. The inter- will follow in Cherry tery. Following are the pall J. E. Harris, J. S. Smith, It. C. Flanagan, C. S. Carr, J. L. J. B. Cherry, K. II. Osborn, , Moore, S. T. White, J. C. Tyson, H. A. White, J. G. Honorary J. Y. Joyner, J Bryan Grimes, R. B. White. A. S. Harrison W. Massey, A. G. Cox, M. O. L. C. Arthur, T. J. R. H. Wright, C. W. Wilson. H. E. Austin. J. B. C. S. Hassell, F. C. Harding. H. H. J. J. F. G. James, C. D. tree, Harry Skinner, W. L. Brown, O. L. Joyner, R. L. Carr, R. Williams, F. D. P. C. Nye, D. C. Moore, C. C, Pierce. All of Pitt county, as well j outside portions of the were represented in the large gather- here Sunday afternoon at the fun- of Prof. W. H. It was an assemblage that did fitting to the memory of this good man who had done so much for his county and state and showed how highly he was esteemed In life by all people. At o'clock, under an escort of the Masonic fraternity, the active and honorary pall bearers and a large of friends, the remains were en from his late residence to Baptist church. The church, ex- tho pews reserved for the and pall bearers, fraternity officials and school representatives, was all ready filled with those anxious to their respects, and a great throng stood outside. of others who knew tho church could not near ac- the vast concourse, went directly to the cemetery. Not the history of Greenville has there been so large an attendance at a funeral as at this one. In the church a quartet choir fully sang We'll Under- and the Smiling and the both songs being of the deceased bis lite. tho scripture lesson and prayer by the pastor. Rev. C. M. Rock, he paid a touching tribute to the life and Christian character of Prof. referring appropriately to the loss the state, the county, the town and the church sustained In his death. He also spoke with tender feeling and emotion of the loyal support Prof. had given as pastor of the that he also felt a keen personal loss. There wore no dry eyes In the largo in as the pastor spoke. Mr. Rock stated that It had first been Intended that some remarks would made at this service by of the visitors, but after consult- over the matter It was deemed more advisable under the conditions of sadness now filling all hearts to hold a special memorial service at a date. When this service Is held will a for some fitting testimonial lo perpetuate tho memory tho deceased recognition of th; great service rendered in his life From the church to Cherry Hill Cemetery the funeral was by the two hundred students of Carolina Teachers Training ii teachers and delegation several other schools In the county, representative classes of the Baptist school, and representatives of societies. Arriving at the cemetery, as the flower covered casket rested near grave about to receive it, besides that of his wife who died 1902, the Training School body in doubled column filed by and formed a half square back of the concourse. It was an Impressive scene. After a prayer by Rev. J. M. pastor of Jarvis Memorial Methodist church, and singing Christians by the quartet, the casket was lowered and the impressive Ma sonic burial ceremony followed, about a hundred Masons participating this. The floral tributes were magnificent. These came from far and near as ex- of sorrow from friends. The number of designs was so large that a little In advance of start- with the remains they were moved to the church and arranged about the pulpit and platform before the funeral began. After the procession left the church the tributes were removed to the cemetery and the conclusion of the grave, there being enough to com- cover both the graves of Prof and his wife, and the space between them, making all appear a- one of exquisite flowers. TO HEART TROUBLE All work at the East Carolina Teach- Training School was suspended Saturday because of the death of Prof Arrangements are being made for appropriate memorial to be held at the Training school at some time the near future. The loss that tho school feels In the death of Prof. Is Inestimable. As a member of the faculty he has been a constant source of inspiration to the president, faculty and students. In his work as county superintendent he was daily contact actual conditions existing In Through him bis cs kept In touch with the practical educational problems near at hand. His long ex In school work, under- i landing of vital problems In his sail Judgment, never falling tact made him in valuable as a member of the faculty. The school, In turn, was a source of inspiration to him. Quick to assimilate new Ideas of value, ho would put Inti practice In the schools of Pitt county what he rained from others made the Pitt county schools amour the most progressive the state. His place the Training School well as in Greenville, Pitt county North Carolina cannot be filled. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1914 Mr. A. H. Denton went to Bethel today. Mr. Edward went to Bethel today. Mr. T. I. Moore went to today. Mr. H. A. of Raleigh is visiting friends here Mr. S. T. White returned Tuesday from a business trip to New York. Mr. A. A. Forbes, Tr. returned last night from Ky., where he has been engaged in the to- business. Mr. J. W. returned from s pleasure trip to Florida. Bishop Mr. R. A. Bishop has been confined to his home sickness for several day Is still unable to leave bed. It is the hope of his friends that I e will soon be out again. During his absence his st the laundry his brother, Mr. Edward Bishop, of Wilson, Is hero to take his Mr. I Dies In His Seventy Second Year HIS LIFE USEFUL An Earnest Christian and Citizen in Beth His Public mid Private The Daily Al o'clock Saturday morning Mr. E, A. Sr., passed away at his home on avenue, after an illness of little more than a week, though his health had been poor the year. He years of age. A just and upright citizen, an earnest Christian a true friend and neighbor are lost In his death, for men of his character and usefulness are rare, and his position with the local Disciple church will never be filled. He was born May 11th, neat and spent his life In county, coming to Greenville In 1885 In he represented his county in the lower house of the General and was member of the stale sen- ate In 1879, He moved to Greenville In 1885, having been appointed clerk of the Superior Court to succeed Mr, W. Brown, deceased. He was elect ed to the same office three terms, serving fourteen years in all. At his death he was secretary of the Pitt Lumber and Manufacturing Com- and a director the First Na- Bank. Mr. was a member of the Christian church and It never a more consecrated and zealous member. He served several years as president of the state missionary convention of the Disciple church and was vice pres at time of his death. He was married three to Miss Mary L. Edwards in 1866, who died in 1884. Two children survive this marriage. Dr. E. A. and J. L. Carper. His second mar- was to Mrs. in she passing away in 1905, no His third marriage was In to Miss Lucy Johnston, who with one son, Robert, him. He was a member the Odd lows and held high rank In the Funeral services were Sunday morning at o'clock at Chris- church and the Interment was made In the family burying ground near Mrs. 1896, Sunday morning at o'clock the funeral services over the remains of the late Mr. B. A. Sr, were held In the church, the esteem in which this noble character was held was fully manifested by a large concourse of relatives and rowing friends that began to fill the church from the early morning. before the arrival of the that followed the remains home not a sent could be obtain ed except those that had been ed for the near relatives and the Odd Fellows. A great throng of friends were forced to remain on the outside of the edifice during the service. Rev. J. J. Walker conducted and a more impressive one was never held. Immediately after the bier had been borne into the church the choir arose and sang In and there were hut few dry among that large congregation. All realized how appropriate the words and sentiment of the hymn was to this beautiful Christian life. After th; reading of the Scripture lesson and singing of We'll Under- the pastor very impressive lated a portion of life of the de- ceased; in his younger days the man- which he served his people as their representative in public of the state and county; and then his later years when in private life what a true friend he was to his fellow In his closing remarks Mr. her told of the great loss the suffered in the passing of adding that the deceased was truly the pillar of the Disciples church for when his advice was given per- not only to the business of the congregation but lo public life affairs as well, it was always gladly received because he was a man of a broad in- mind. With a beautiful prayer and the singing of My God to the services at the church were con eluded and remains were then con- to the family burying ground about two or three miles from Farm- N. C. and Interred beside those of his first wife. Besides a long pro cession that followed the remains lo its last resting place from Greenville, there were several hundred friends from that Immediate section and oilier parts of the state lug the arrival of the remains. At the grave the order of Odd lows, of which fraternity the deceased was a member, participated In the bur- service which was very impressive The floral offerings were beautiful. many designs bring Bent from his friends throughout the slate, and when placed the grave of Mr. and that of his first wife were covered. Tho Active Messrs. J. A. Bland, J. S. Tunstall A. B. Ellington, H. Bentley Harriss J. P. and W. T. Forrest Col. Harry Gov. T. J. Jarvis, Messrs A. J. Q. V. Brant. O. S. T. W. H. L. Coward and v Hooker. REV. MATTHEW'S. The Rev. Jno. II. Matthews of Ohio, formerly arch deacon of the Diocese of Southern Ohio, who is of the most successful and learned of the Episcopal church, has accepted an Invitation to conduct a mission in St. Paul's and Is expected to arrive In the city next evening and begin his services at once. This Wee Mr. Matthews la conducting a mi In St. John's church, Knoxville, Tenn , Mr. Matthews Is a master arts of Christ College Oxford University and Is said to be one of the greatest Bible students, not only In this country, but in the world. Ills dally readings which will be at o'clock the morn lugs will reveal this fact. The writer had the great privilege of being a low student of Mr. Matthews, and as- the public that a great will be theirs to hear him. One hearing will mean more. There Is nothing spectacular or of the rocket effects In his preaching. The lite of the preacher Is u kin to that of the Man of Services will be twice dally St. Paul's; 10.30 and o'clock. Undergoes Operation Little Miss Stella Whichard. the youngest daughter Mr. and Mrs. C. U. an opera- yesterday for adenoids at the hands and Carter. is doing fine to day and it Is hoped that it will only he a few days before she will be able to be out again. Woman suffrage has given Chicago the largest in the United States OF SCHOOLS TO CHAPEL MIL Winners of Both Debates In Recent Triangular Contests Will Mil lo Debate the Final Crates for the A j cock Memorial Hill lain the Visitors. CHAPEL HILL, April every section North Carolina high school debaters and are week coining to Chapel Hill to par- State-wide contests. In debate the final contests High School Debating Union is and in athletics the second annual track meet Is the drawing card. Moth of events will be held OB the same day, Friday, April The track meet will be held in the and de- bate will be held at night the different teams then will be many school superintendents, principals, teachers, and friends Forty high schools, winners both debates in the recent tests, will send their representatives to Chapel Hill for this Dual for the Aycock Memorial Cup. These schools Durham. Apex, Holly Springs, Pleasant Harden, Warrenton, Graham, States- Villa, Asheville Bet- North Wilkesboro, Lumberton, Marshville, Dallas. Atkinson, Stem, King Piney Creek Glen Alpine Mason's Cross. Snow Hill, Sparta Stone- ville. and Went worth. This will be tie , nation of one hundred and debates that took all r the State March were iii by mix hundred student debates, and were heard by fully thou sand North Carolinians The debaters will arrive in Chi noon April . will be entertained II;. county clubs th The preliminary for the final debate will be held Thursday, Tho best teams from this preliminary will be selected for a second nary Friday morning April From these teams will be selected one team On each Hide for the final debate which will be held in Hall Friday evening at The schools which will re- In the unit are; Raleigh. Graham High Point, ville. Washington, Oak Ridge. Friendship and A trophy cup will be awarded the whose representatives run II I highest of points Fill Ii I FOR SHERIFF'S Oil II E. Up to present lime then four candidates out for e Sheriff of Pitt county, and If i an be depended there arc ably three or four more that net as yet their announcement In print. Several names are around for other offices none have been made Misses Fannie Stewart Mary Eli- Thompson and Mrs Hardy, of Washington arc In town today shopping.

slash. THE CAROLINA HOME and FARM and EASTERN REFLECTOR Published i oar am, lac O. J. sue rear, . . may b but upon the In Building, corner street. All emits of titan and respect will be at at per word. Communication advertising will be charted at per line, up to Haas. a matter at post at Carolina, act March la. No two face person baa any claim A Chicago woman speaker to beauty. Women who want their rights take to the stumps. its all right But the average reformer has no If they will carry along a step or take to the stump before the crowd gathers to see how the trick la done. What site was selected for the Its hard for a man to face world if he is flat on his hack. A bachelor's idea of real misery being left alone with noisy baby. The merchants Greenville are t the their concurrence in the suggestion of the King's that they close their stores at J g o'clock in the evening between April first and September first. In carrying Did you ever hear of an actress wanted a divorce without publicity For way that are dark and tricks that are vain, the Mexican rebel is the limit. About fifteen more contracts for buildings will be let during April. That's us. FRIDAY, APRIL 1914. it Menu nothing is being said about good roads. Always there is a black spot in our sunshine; if its nothing else but our own shadow. There may be some dispute as to what be did let the Germans do. Four avowed aspirants are In the It Through he Efforts of the for the Democratic nomination for i Daughters That Such States from Ohio, In is Realized la- to Senator Burton. They are John J. Lentz of Columbus. John I. Zimmerman if For several weeks the King's Springfield, Attorney General Timothy have been striving to have the S. Hogan and Charles L. Swain. business men of Greenville consider speaker of the Ohio house of th ,,,. a. . . . . number of hours that their em- are forced to work to A stranger today said he a and have at last con ,,, ,. . . a majority of the business that was a million dollars , , worth of buildings in Greenville and this out they will begin the early closing tomorrow evening. The women will probably over the news that a New York Mil- has for an old helmet. Charlie Murphy, Tarn many leader doesn't seem to realize that they have ordered the question on him. his thoughts are pretty much on tin level. What has become of the proposed whirlwind campaign to raise the fund for the erection of the monument There ought to be whirling going on if the is seven o'clock need more rest ti and recreation. The ladies are to be commended for the part they have taken in this move- and the employees of places should feel grateful to them their efforts. The work was completed yesterday hen all merchants, excepting time, a petition agreeing to close in the They claim that eugenic marriage will be a safety match but we arc not sure about it. Col. Roosevelt is finishing up his Better a fool who knows nothing South American trip, and we feel so- for the natives who have been de- pending on game for living. It was with a man with a mean position who said he is In favor of letting all the women vote these suffragettes. I he limit cheerfulness should he applied lo some of us more frequent- People who say the right thing at right time are as popular as they know who la anxious for spring suits, Hi- lawyers or th tail It is evident that Gov. is disposed to wait for the arrival of th picture man before proceed- to do business. Those returned baseball tourist i port the discovery world just like a baseball. There may have been a bit of in the madness of the London militant who slashed the Venus, A man who can have a pipe Freeze without swearing is a.- as In heaven. it will goon be a tribute to that it will slight n i opera nor baseball. Remember, girls, that a handy man is better than a on for do- use. How funny our language is. n are running it Mai y of the towns are preparing war against the mosquitoes and Hies What are we Better these corners How easy it is to sneer at Mr. Car- i gifts to the cause of Yet the rest of us are not so for the cause. A Washington judge has ruled that taxicabs are common carriers. May- be they are, but common people set ride In them. Coolness and common sense are a partnership combination in the running of the celebrated United States Government. to be a reality this year. One of the year has already gone by. evenings. The following Is the circulated with the signatures of those favoring the early closing We, the undersigned merchants and business men of the town of Greenville President Wilson has promised Tyler, the Va. agree to close our places of business tress, that he would see what could beginning April 1st 1914. at o'clock be done in her behalf that she may p m entire year, her position. It will be and the mouth of December that when the department thereby giving our employees some time for sued orders some months ago all postmasters it is that everybody in this country should become over financial condition. Evan Huerta car still borrow money. Only his most inveterate enemies believed that the colonel stirred up this disturbance in Brazil by tot a third cup of coffee. fourth class offices to stand the civil service exam- that Miss Tyler refused, entered protest when she learned another had been appointed in Stead. What the President will is hard to foretell. English Bishops have decided lain the word in the marriage service If it made surprise is expressed because George W. left only However, if he had possess- grill. ed any wealth he doubtless would have left that too Sam the Wall Street tic will shortly he in a position to render a legal ruling on the distinction between a probe and a The question before the country is; Now Tennessee has prohibition law. what is she going to fight about in tho future. u would be and perhaps untrue to say that any political par- is between the devil and the deep the suffrage question. Cole of South Car always off his when he makes a speech. He will be an muting figure in the he ever get there. If we should annex a fat strip of Mexico very likely the state of Texas would want it all, being greatly in need of a little territory to relieve cramped feeling. Buffalo Mill's avowal that he has a great life work to perform b ; crosses over would imply that he be- longs with those eleventh hour re- Attention is called to a meeting of the Carolina Club, the purpose of which is set out in another of todays paper. We note that all of the business men of the town are r. quested to be present at this meeting whether a member of the club or and we earnestly hope that all who can will attend this meeting. Mr. is a noted expert on a sub that is certainly of vital interest to the town at this time and everybody who can arrange to go to Washington. Friday evening should surely do so Get out tonight to the club meeting and arrange your business so that yo i i an make the trip to Washington and learn something about a subject great importance to the material J. R. J. G. W. H. Co. C. T. Brown Fully. W. A. How en. Co. A. K. II. W. B. J. R. I. C. Hatch. Frank Wilson. C. Forbes. Carr Atkins Hardware Co. Greenville Supply Co. V. B. Little Wallace Co. Taft Vandyke. Shoe Co. John S. Smith. J. E. Williams. Higgs-Tuft Furniture Co. J. L. Starkey. Boyd Furniture Co. W. H. Ricks. Items April come to auditorium next Thursday night and bring somebody with to hear the Orphans from Oxford give their concert. Mr. J. H. Coward says the last snow was a Joke on the sunny south and we are of his opinion. Mr. H. c. Cannon of who has been for a long time died last Saturday and was buried Sunday evening with Masonic honors Mr. Cannon was one tin most reliable men and his death Is a blow to the township and a great loss to church. We extend our sympathy to the grief stricken family. Owing to sickness of Mrs. wife of the pastor of the Christian church R. P. Pittman filled his pulpit Sunday morning and Rev. L. L. Smith at night. Both sermons were highly spoken of. SMITHTOWN, March are very much pained to hear of the dead of Prof. Pitt county has lost no less than the state did when Chas. growth of tho town. We should Aycock died, allow the opportunity the govern- Mrs. Lizzie Flanagan was visiting has given, to pass by. Get busy at Smiths Wednesday. A new Texas Brand of politics has appeared a called Progressive it may i, all right, but it dangerous. There may be more honor in being a member of the federal bank re- serve hoard but the ordinary neat person would prefer to he on th Butter Board. Sons of the King of England get SI IS a week for spending money. But s they don't have to spend money for anything, the allowance is probably Marconi says we soon will be talk across the ocean, declares art soon will be flying over it. and sub enthusiasts are sure we soon will steaming under It. The bridge ant tunnel enthusiasts are yet lo o. heard from Hut it will soon time to around and see if you can find your Ry According to a modernist in art. colors bring joy to the she's never sen the old man try j into one of those red flannel under shirts after the second washing The real wire-pullers, so far as get- ting quick service, are those who speak pleasantly to the hello girls. out tor that April fool. There are two sides to all questions the split skirts have two sides I it. Whether Texas will repeat history in the present crisis and lick Mexico as she did in and 1847 depends largely on her many and can he found in Chihuahua. o--------- Greenville today mourns under a double portion of sorrow In the death of two of her best and most beloved citizens. Two men than W. H and Mr. E. A. Sr. are not known. They gave their lives to the service of God and their Both will be badly missed. business men. The best way to keep out of a pickle is to keep cool as a cucumber. Mr. and Mrs. Haywood Smith and children of Farmville spent the day at C. Smiths Sunday. Mr. Ivy Smith went to Greenville Sunday to attend the burial of Prof Mrs. W. D. Tyson of Kinston spent Monday In the neighborhood. Quite a number of our people went Two and efficiency- are being worked double duty these days. But there's a reason. Men of arc coming to realize the last evening to hear the of the behind the two I orPhans sing. hope they realized a It's a sure thing that women will never make a good police for they ready refuse lo wear the proper because no woman will wear a hat like another woman. of this year changed the or- ii-r somewhat, coming In a lion and going out like a lamb Many a man's purse was Ml hard Greenville ll was millinery opening An Increase in is by tho firemen and engineers of all the railroads weal or CM- The ice man's mouth is beginning i water but the coal man is about played out. he has made enough money to last him a year He can at tend the baseball games when ever h feels like it. A Western man who Inherited about one million dollars agreed to let five men help him spend It. If he'd come down to Greenville and get of us I think one would be enough help In selecting a successor to Prof W as county superintendent board of should look well to the best man possible for the They cannot afford ti stop the pace set by Prof. for county's educational progress We are told that a big business man of one of our neighboring cities that cairn to be the metropolis of Eastern Carolina was forced to come to Green- ville to borrow money to build a dwelling In his home town. We haven't any money trees, but your cola will accumulate In your pockets in Greenville. Greenville. Yours ITEMS timid couple skipped to another store, spent and paid tune, The prominent lady was busy tor an hour, looking, spent fifty cents. The clerk continued his conservation with his The and lost a permanent customer. cent store service would have saved both. words. Especially is this true if the modern retain business establishment. Retail merchants have learned the val of the long time customer with established patronage. The once in a while customer is the reg stand by is wanted more. To hold customers requires and why not say Good service can not be rendered at a minimum cost without proper equip-1 Especially is this true of the I business house during the rush hours Equipment needs also modern oils of management. Had equipment, lost motion and result in loss of profits and In the loss of customers. Recently in a certain shoe store the clerk spent eight minutes looking for tho particular shoe wanted by a customer. The total time occupied by that sales- man In making the sale was fifty Bud equipment, ancient method or stock keeping and olden time The customer went from the store determined to try another the next time-too much good sum. Hit own school closes April the seventh. Come to the commencement It Is claimed that the average wages in Ireland has increased nearly per cent In than years as a re- of the efforts of the Irish trade unions. The membership of the Mine Workers of America is said to have almost doubled the past two years Your Stomach Bad TRY ONE Mad B That Can To Health For It takes tact to handle the customers Have you ever wondered why the down the store was crowded lost a sale and your customers were few are as good a Judge of quality and style as your rival You sell as close to the margin as he does. Why his crowded floors Think it question, and will that u mm i-S . You are oat to take , nil In a rush. Hut it can he done. It e little thing You will call It a would be very easy for a to little thing-a friendly word, the can- up to a new comer and with a greeting, the pleasant smile, the ant smile say wait a accommodation, the unusual minutes and I will be able to wait on j touch of the extra service lust look around at our and Those matters count and count far teal at in truth, than you realize. The cheery you will find clerks so that spoken, not as a mat th-y ran wait on two custom, rt but as it were really meant same time -but that is asking too pleases people. The briskly advancing of them. last word is salesman, coming to meet you. with efficient service. It counts. H pulls a smiling countenance. determines trade. It builds regular purchasing The Republicans and Progressives of West Virginia have decided to hold very largely your fortune any u ally required to convince the moat of that II remedy M to nod d health. .--------,,, .,,,, been taken many tie. if the It I., f lo a n I ever w.,. i claim It a Wonderful mil pro and to u. Mi, AW. Stem.- s t n a lea -e ,. , hr let for the various . really by and one u d. more the other medicines. from one lose will and benefit are aria on the and four, in ca- Among the poorest paid workers In tho whole of are the Sui a joint primary the nominee of farm laborers, whose average will be supported by the rank and file weekly amounts to lets than fifty of both in the general ,,;,,. All mania to H. En Ml .,., V Hale la . Ma L. M Mr. Tom Williams of near Bethany says the case of dynamite he used did more work than a man could In two weeks. Plenty more at J. R. Smith It Is town election was be- talked the first Monday in May being the election day. Only good live progressive men should be considered In the primary. Mr. Amos Tyson who has been lingering for a long died last Sunday morning and was buried in Ayden Cemetery Monday evening, the funeral was conducted by Rev. Mr Lane of the Methodist church. He leaves a widow, mother and one brother to mourn their loss. We extend our heartfelt sympathy to the be- Give us the specifications for your needs in ling. We will have a In shortly assorted prizes, from to -4 Inches In diameter. The new machine has rived and being installed at the Free Will Publishing of lice and they will soon be able to do all kinds of printing and lithograph- Mr. Wilbur left Monday evening for King's Business College where he will specialize in tics. Just the thing for you to give your old horse to make him shed, and get fat one of those salt brick at J. R. Smith Bro. Mrs. R. V. Cannon made a visit it Wilson Monday, returning on the evening train. Don't forget the singing class at tho auditorium next Thursday everybody come. The remains of the infant of Mr. Mrs. R. was taken to Kinston Monday for interment. Before Mr. Simon ever I himself to the Democratic party for sheriff he confessed that dynamite was the stuff to get rid of stumps Plenty of It at J. R. Smith Bro. If any one has seen a black milk cow and male yearling about a year old also black, please notify us and get reward. J. R. Smith Bro. When Mr. David E. House begins to drain Swift Creek Creek and Swamps, he will use dynamite in large quantities. Plenty of It at J. R. Smith Bro. Mr. Dick tells us he has made a tour of this surrounding com and that tobacco plants are a scarce article and he is sure the crop will he much later than any season of late. Chief of Police C. S. Smith rented the old guard house out for a picture gallery but says be had to bring it Into play last Sunday the mayor had a long session on Mon- day, meting out to the Stalk cutters and disk harrows have played their part in the work but dynamite is always in sea son. Plenty at J. R. Smith Bro. One Improvement begets another since the hank of Ayden has been building our people have taken on new life and we hear there are pros for two more soon. Capital stock having already been raised, this shows prosperity. It will require the majority of votes rust to elect Mr. over Mr. for sheriff but one man can blow up stumps with dynamite. of it at J. R. Smith ti Bro. Mr. H. R. Harris has purchased an Overland automobile. This makes him J but its nobody's business but his own. If you have any thing to sell, or want have lost your let us write you up In The Dally or. It Is read from east to west. The National Brotherhood of Op- Potters is to establish a tuber- sanitarium for its near Trenton, H. J. The first conference of the Slate of Washington's will be held In next week to consider the wages of and minors. According to Andrew president of the International the average wages of seamen the world over have been stationary the last years. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY Disc Harrows, Harrows, Harrows, Com Planters, Combination Planters, Fertilizer Distributors, Spreaders, Oliver C Plows. Tiger and Tobacco Transplanter, American Wire Fence, Galvanized Roofing. Prices always the lowest. Come to see us you need, carry e n Stock. You remember our MOTTO is QUALM Y J. R. and J. G. Tuesday, MARCH r e will make our Dis- play of hats of all grades and the latest designs. Coward Drug Co. the Bat Department ICE CREAM la arty. All fungi Toilet Article Full f Pen,, Kodak Supplies l. M. Attorney n Law Land and Drainage Canes a In office formerly occupied and Drag Co. Hi ii f PEAS PEAS PEAS Buy them now before they go higher HALL Attorney at Law Office In Third service Greenville, North H. W. M. D. Practice limited to of tho and Throat N. C N. I with Ir. l. U Green day every Monday. a m to I w WE CORDIALLY IN- VITE ONE ALL . Etc. Shadow and Ready made Waists. Quality Up-to- Coat Suits, all Styles. Dress Goods all Colors. Prices to suit everybody. i. THE HOME WOMEN'S FASHIONS Pulley Brown III . . J. Attorney at Law In on the Cot House Square T. I. Moore O Ki.-I-ML. Jesse Moore INSURANCE Fire, Health and Accident Opposite Proctor Hotel tools always guaranteed. Stag and paints. Detroit Vapor Oil and Stove and Ranges. King Windsor Asbestos hard Wall Plaster. I Atlas Cement O-Cedar polish Oil and Mops, CARR ATKINS Hardware Lawyers In all the Office in on fronting Court II. Still With Hie Co., of V. life New A. Forrest, Spatial Agent st. N. C. nine He and He Hill This a local took a in Ilia. in faraway place. are asked in Inn to believe a citizen's word. To confirm a citizen's statement. Any endorsed home is worthy of confidence Than one you nothing by unknown people. James Long, Ave. gays Bin mat a , i merit and not to them. When was suffer In pain In my h ml other and i- I got a supply of rill from John ., n did bring in i lame n -i- in pi a Midi, a for o rills, the Mr. Long bad die M . n k U B Co. Buffalo, K. V. FULL OF BEGGARS and Cadgers Appear in the Great Metropolis in All Sorts Disguises. There are many professional beg- in London, who have their own copyright methods of attracting cola from a and pub- may perhaps mine .,, , u the stressed governess, out of a situation, who asks you In Oxford the way walk to and la o tot that you ask i-r to accept there la the transatlantic journalist stranded In the metropolis. lie i.- mil proud in seek aid of his millionaire Cecil, but if you and perhaps you do, Most of the old lady I appear- dressed silk She In London for the robbed r baa railed on her but be out she dot hi r tbs train to d the on you ii you will g bi x your you arc . is you Una, and escape s of begging In For benevolent pi ha. a value among London n . TO r mi sale May and good returning to nation prior to midnight May Extension posh of b th at, -i Baal Forsythe street, , later than 1914, upon pay- fee . -1, d n both Bide from Jacksonville at vary rates in all am , ., points, by applying Atlantic t line ticket Bay lack rill on May 6th to 10th, Inclusive limited to June 2nd, 1914. a splendid a lo Florida at tally low a. y as H. II. HA a LINK rd id W j. Wilmington, X, C. and I ford to paste the pi Hi t, which minor lb en ii . r. ill ;. At Saturday after the Sunday each month at J. II Smith Bros. Stare. Horns Hire Kinston, N I . . V. HUM Insurance Life, Fire, Sick M Office Wilson's ii.-f tin. h Ogles ever Wilson's r, i N. C For, your Fruits, Candies and Vegetables Call on The California Fruit Store to the Hotel, or to No We give your order attention Quick service and delivery to all parts City. Special Prices on Bananas cents a dozen The California Fruit Store Off For all ., the lead Oar art la wedding arrange are of the latest touch. lag liner In to be had Blooming pot palms, Norfolk pines in i many other nice pot plants. .-nil s, hedge and Mail, telegraph and telephone by J. L. i., Store ii. i;,. i MS N. C J. Jr., As, for in, J. C. in TANGO TANGO Get The TANGO HAIR CUT Everybody's doing it a few. Are you one of the few Come in and let us fix you with the TANGO HAIR CUT for EASTER. We are not experts in tipping the fantastic in the tango way, but we are artists in giving the TRIM. Send the little and in and let us fix them up in a real BUSTER BROWN style. Proctor Hotel Barber Shop J. H. I OR I, TANGO TANGO

WE ARE POSITIVELY SELLING, AS A WHOLE. THE BEST LIKE BEING FROM LIMITATIONS TO Before buying elsewhere, see us, IT WILL PAY YOU Chapel Hill Gamblers Make an Assault on Correspondent m m MOSELEY BROS. AGENTS. and PERSONAL MONDAY MARCH Mr J. Y. Joyner, State Superintend- of Education. Secretary of state J. Crimes and Mr. W. I. Brown, all of Raleigh, were her.- Baa to the funeral of Prof. Misses Cox. of New Bern and Melville Gibson. of Clayton, were here Sunday to at lend the funeral of Prof. Mr. G. J. Woodard has commenced erection of a handsome on street. Mr. John Warren of Grimesland la in town today. Mr. John Stanley of is in town today. Mr. J. B. returned this morning to Washington. Mr. Roscoe Cox went up the road today Mis. Nannie Hudson returned this morning from Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. pi Ewell, Va. are visiting M. A .-. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Cozart. Mrs Woodard. Mrs. K I. ton Mr. Edwin Barnes, of and Mrs, A. J. Move and His Henrietta More and Messrs. Joseph and Hoses Move. X. and Stanley Edwards, of Messrs. Wm. Edwards, and Miss and Mr. B. G of Kinston; Mr w c of ware here in attend the funeral of Mr. Elbert A. ye Sunday afternoon Mrs. W. J. of spent Saturday evening in Greenville. Miss Emma Hardy went to Vance- Saturday. Whiskey Said lo Nave Great Part in Wilson HILL. March H- An out- break of mob like spirit, by the parties implicated in the raid and their students at was the -which met th-. I m Sunday mornings n and rear .- ,;., . . . gambling operations i barged M i place at Chap, Hill. Floyd I ST whose name was inclined in the gamblers and , whom the town has recognized under the of for his appearance at court incited Ins cohorts charged with gambling to make a personal I attack on the writer of the article. Leader. Booker, whom the town authorities say has persistently engaged In ling since last October; J. D. a member of the freshman class and Ralph Andrews, a member of the freshman class, gathered at the post office events showing this to be to do violence to the person of the I Booker was overheard to say am i going to beat H------out of and he other members of the party just mentioned, stationed themselves outside of the door. All th events go to show that they had their traps for the author of the news story, waiting his departure from the post- office. WINTER VILLE fl- WILSON. March killing of advised your correspondent Luther Winstead by his half uncle. not to lobby other Joe Winstead, on the carnival grounds k door- would- last night, adds another chapter to th- had threatened that they long list of crimes charged up to pis- a jelly fish. and swindlers of blind of Booker and his whiskey. adherents were met with a hearty re- After the shooting the slayer was by a f w student sympathizers tracked through town by Messrs. Al- students a lie Fleming and Philip Simms. and there have been strong when they reached the Atlantic Coast that they are Line tracks they called on the rail- nave far eluded the strong road watchman. Mr. John Walston. of re- -Arrest that he ha. sworn allegiance to He was arrest- rs clan kind. ed and turned over to Sheriff Row.- Winter-. March Helen of Hill is visiting her r. Miss Harriet. Our ready made suits are going fast. Our prices are right, and they go at Banal Come and on- before they are gene a c For dried apples, cabbage, and Cox a- Son. B weal to Greenville on business Thursday. Warren says he can u small stumps, but to get the one A . Ange A Q, , has dynamite, fuse and caps. Mr. C. T. went to Ayden The Winterville High School com- will soon here and Barber Co. have a nice line of dress goods and notions just opened up and it will be your fault if you get the best. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Von Eberstein of Chocowinity are visiting Mrs. J. D. Cox and Mrs. B. T. Cox. Mrs. G. D. Manning of Greenville is visiting her father here, Mr. C. T. The blouse and boys knicker- suits are nice. We ask you to and let us give you a bargain B. I. Forest Co. Mr. and Mr. J. T. Skinner of Kinston have been visiting Mrs. H. T. The whitest white houses are those painted with pure lead and zinc paint, the whitest white paint. If you prefer colors you will colors a little stronger, clean and than any other. gives you a little more and better In every gallon you get in other paints. Its SO per cent lead and per cent line, finely ground and mixed with pure linseed oil of japan See us when you want paint. A. Ange Co. See J. Cox Son for cold drinks. cream, cigars, cigarettes and candy A big crowd was in town Friday at the opening new line of goods W. S. Office at Gut and Atkins H Store. House Painting, Interior Decorator Hanging. Shades. S. T. HICKS Plumbing Hearing Contractor Moved to New Store on Fourth Street Allen's Stables Given on all Work Large or Small Repair Work a Specialty Out of town work will receive our prompt attention Phone 385-L Office The John Flanagan Boggy Co. b the watchman and Flem meantime J D. of. Miss millinery Ins and Simms. and when searched id member of Carolina's foot weapon was found on his person. The prisoner came to Wilson last night with Mr. Freeman on a bug from th e section, and after lie to bra . on Mr. Bridgers was sit- ting and attempted to get In and II la said that told to or he would be Deceased area shot through the heart and died instantly. He was in the employ of Hackney Bros, and is spoken of as having been of good character. Accident. ball squad, has eased his way into th.- lobby and pounced the writ- of the article. in the H------ did you write the was hi; question. Immediately th- crowd gathered in the lobby intercepted, and no further licks were passed. In the some students went in search of a policeman, anticipating farther trouble just outside the door where Booker had gathered his clan charged with being midnight and sympathizers. Artists Absorbing Topic. All day long where groups have on Trail of lynch. KINSTON, March learned that Alfred Lynch who is sought for the murder of Manley Hatch in Onslow county a week ago bad been communicating with lives and friends here the authorities were refused information by the tern telegraph office here. telegrams and a special delivery let- were received here from the black, who murdered the white commissary keeper at a lumber near Richards. The letter bore . postmark. Efforts of officers to learn the Of the place from which the telegrams re sent were the z company's stating that lie rules of the company forbid revealing the contents of private mes- sages It is believed the courts have been or will be enjoined to compel the telegraph company to give the desired. The alleged it is believed, has left Norfolk and is in a place farther North. here are confident that the heavy g over l every police office in the of states advised to watch for him Lynch will soon be in custody. The prisoner was interviewed in jail of tins morning He says he is has of Par stole for his death, but that lo professional the killing was an accident. of the out- Those who seem to know say T rt body of son men bad been paying attention to th same young that the uncle had warned his to cease paying store. Harrington. Barber Co. has a nice line of ladies, and up to date low quarter shoes. The singing class from the Orphan age Hill be here April the third. You know that always means a pleasant v. Just received some nice cabbage. also have plenty of peas and seed potatoes. R. W. CO in Buggies, Harness, Bicycles Etc, and GREENVILLE, N. C. Flanagan line Is The Quality CM ml LOSE BANDIT ROBS SEABOARD EXPRESS. court to her; that the was of peaceful disposition and to avoid trouble had discontinued his visits, that the had talked about his uncle and when they met on the grounds last night the uncle said to have got to eat what you have been saying about producing a pistol cartridge asked, would you like to eat one of and before deceased could reply the fatal shot was tired. Hearing. A preliminary hearing was heard in the court house here this afternoon, after which the prisoner was remand- ed to jail without bond until Monday. May eleventh, when the Superior Court convenes. There were quite an array of witnesses on both sides -ten were examined by the state No went on the stand for the of the and poker dens In Which gambling has gone on. The fight is one of proportions, since one- well competent to speak on the sub- estimates that one hundred of the student body gambling. A speaker at the junior banquet some weeks ago felt con- strained to venture the estimate that members of the student body en- in or gambling some form. Student Council on the Trail. COLUMBIA, C. March the express messenger to open the at C c point of a revolver, a lone tonight obtained a single package of valuables, from the Sea- board Air Line's passenger train No , bound from Tampa to New- York., and then jumped from the train making his escape. The robbery occurred just as the train was leaving Columbia. The value of the package taken was said by express officials to be small. The passenger and coaches were not molested by the rob- He left the train as it slowed down for a crossing in the Northern limits of the city. officials late tonight said that the stolen package contained WHENEVER YOU NEED I TONIC TAKE GROVE'S Standard Tasteless chili Tonic is Equally Only a fortnight ago the student letters and reports of the to task a big bunch of I Seaboard Air Line from Florida students around whom strong lo at Ports- Valuable as a General Tonic because it Acts on the u Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System. For Grown People and Children. . you Tasteless chill Tonic as the formal, j, on ever. that it properties of QUININE and IRON. I, i,., ., the tonic ., i. Tasteless Form. It ha. no for Chill. Mothers and Pale. Children. Remove. without purging Relieves nervous depression and low spirit. Arouses the liver to A Complete No should be without it. by your We meanT Ste rested that they had been nightly visitors around the poker table. Th i were dismissed on lack of conclusive j evidence, each member of the crowd , swearing to protect his fellow, and yet a member of the council was heard to express himself -used, who was represented by W A Finch. Woodard Hassell appeared for the state. DO- . , , , . , . furious trade Defendant in his neighborhood is considered a degenerate- a half wit, and heretofore has been considered harmless. Minnesota Active. ST. L Minn. they have a great opportunity to win the state election next fall the Democratic workers of Minnesota have arranged to hold a state delegate cop here tomorrow to consider th-1 welfare of the party and its While the call for the confer does not Bay anything in a candidate for governor It Is considered probable that such ac- will be taken. So far the only announced candidate for the bead of Democratic ticket is Dan W. Law- of St. Paul. Falling to persuade Congressman W. S. Hammond to en- the race the opposition If now discussing Judge Charles till district court as the best . a liable man to make the race against In the primaries. Many men fail because they are They have visions do not recognize what they Nebraska LINCOLN. i. O. P. for Neb, March Trial in Kentucky Case. WINCHESTER, Ky., March A special term of the Clark county cir- court convened here to try result of a conference begun here to- defendants accused of day harmony Is in sight for the Re the of publican party of Nebraska, which former Sheriff Ed, Callahan of Breath has been into two rival factions some years since the presidential campaign In was for 1912. Plans for an of at About twenty per- forces discussed by the to compile two state central committees the two factions of the party The proposed agreement for a of harmony calls for the retire- of the committee, which supported Taft in the last campaign In favor of the committee representing the rival faction . Manager Jack Dunn has gathered mi In the plot that resulted in the killing of Callahan. Of this number several have been tried and convicted but are still liberty under bond pending dot on a motion for a new trial. Judge James M. before whom the remaining de- are to be tried week, has declared his intention to take prompt act action to mouth, Va. The officials said th package looked like the packages generally containing currency, this being their explanation of why it was taken by the robber. Railway officials said that the rob- occurred while the train was feeding three blocks. The robber U believed to have boarded the train at the passenger station In the center of the city. The hold-up today Is the third of its kind within the past two years. No arrests have been made In the two previous robberies. Special agents of the railroad, the Southern Express Company and th. local police are searching the city and its surroundings for the robber. Ex- press Messenger Freeman. In Surrender Paris KM Years Ago. March hundred ago today the armies of the lies, commanded by Marshal and Prince and ac- companied by the emperor of ire battering at the gates of Paris The following day saw the surrender of the city and the virtual overthrow of the Napoleonic empire. It is a page of history that the people of France recall with sadness and regret and in consequence the centennial of one of the most Important cuts in the whole history of Europe is likely to be passed unnoticed. V. W. C, A. Sews. Rev. J. J. Walker of the Christian church In Greenville conducted the services of the Y. W. C. A. at the Training school on last evening. He gave the students a striking vis ion of the goodness of God using a his text Matthew VI. Ho made plain fact that God has provided of the robber, car, described the rob- man in physical, men her as a man of height aesthetic and spiritual ways, but dark hair and a sallow complexion. responsibility rests on each spring and he believes hi. team will I outclass the Baltimore Fed outfit. Don't forget the Oxford Players, last number of the Lyceum course the Training school next Monday night April th. or to interfere with witnesses at e trials. To Prevent Blood Poisoning old DU Hie time. Not . The said the robber masked. Election in Den DES la, March campaign in Des closed today, preparatory to the municipal election tomorrow when a mayor and of the city council The reelection of Mayor James R. Hanna is predict- ed. His opponent on the ticket Is G. Roe. at present s member of ,. Hanna received more many votes as Roe. than twice as Leach and Johnson stand as the speed merchant, to date. Good ha. been fielding well, but ha not been hitting. In order that one may gain satisfaction for these needs, especially he last Power Boat Races the ST. AUGUSTINE Fla. March A week of Interest to all devotees of power boat racing ushered In here today. From now until next there will be a dally of races to the speed Norfolk Southern R. R. THE Schedule In Effect January N. schedule figure published as Information sad are set guaranteed. v Trains Leave EAST a. m. daily. Pullman sleeping car fer l a daily, fer Plymouth, Oily and Norfolk. Car service Norfolk. tor all aorta and p. as. dally except Sunday, tor Washington. WEST a m. dairy tor Wilson. Raleigh sad west sleeping oar service. north, south sad west s. daily, except Sunday, tor Wilson Raleigh. fer all points. p. av dairy tor Raleigh alt Intermediate Fat further to sleeping ear., to J. h. Russell, N. Passenger Agent w. A Into R under the auspices of the American Powerboat Association. The trophies offered aggregate in value. at M Oil Ike It tad to IV V. ; m s ;. w. law Student Body Hears Jarvis on Reconstruction Days. Queen Visit America WASHINGTON. D. C. April President Wilson, who has confessed his extreme distaste for the formalities and ceremonies that are necessarily a part of his daily life, seems by the irony of fate to be the first of the White House to be called upon to entertain a reigning Queen. Jarvis gave a talk on the i back Reconstruction period to the student-- of an of of the Training School by request of of to the Miss Davis of the history department have now Miss Davis had classes studying this I and or period of the natives history, and for for the purpose of making it more vital t j j will no, them requested Gov. Jarvis to talk to them, but realized the value of ; United States. Most memorable of all a speech she gave the whole the of school the opportunity of hearing It. Prince of Wright Introduced him as Tho of the leaders of the period. a signing sovereign, paid a visit to Gov. Jarvis was at his best and do many Dom a great with freedom Henry of brother of the German emperor; was that of all later King Edward fluency. In the hour he spoke he gave of of vivid pictures of the time. George; several Russian grand dukes Money to Loan on Improved Farm Lands at 1-2 per cent Long Terms C L. WILKINSON to and clearly showed the cause and of the military government. He made his listeners again live through i; all by the way In which he depicted the scenes of the Reconstruction Gov Jarvis gave thrilling experiences of his audience vivid pictures of the times the state government and at the same time gave the audience the advantage of using the courses of It. lo Creditors. Having duly qualified before the Superior court clerk of Pitt county executor of the estate of E. A. Move. St. deceased, notice Is given to all persons indebted to the estate to make immediate payment the undersigned; and all persons have been here from time mU arc time. Even Czar Ferdinand of to present the same to the ft for payment on or before March or this notice will plead in the bar of their recovery. and the of Spain and the consort of Queen Eleanore, baa been a visitor to the United Mates. Hut Queen Eleanore will tho distinction of being the first reign- Queen who ever stepped foot In He spoke The visit of Queen Eleanore Is not to be a visit of state. Nor is she was In the midst of events and one of the leaders WOO brought the state out of trouble. He was a member the legislature throughout the and speaker of the house when Gov. was impeached. Gov. Jarvis began his speech by re to Mr. as a man who took conditions as be found them and This 1st day of April 1914. J. L. CARPER, Executor of the estate of E. A. Sr., deceased. lo Creditors. Whereas by a decree of the Superior coming over to be entertained by the social lights In New York and New port. The primary purpose of her visit is to Inspect the hospitals and court of Pitt county, made by his honor kindred charitable organizations In j F. A. Daniels, Judge Presiding at this country. These are matters term. 1914, Pitt county super- the Interests of her whole life court in that certain special ac- have been centered. While In entitled J. H. Tripp vs. I. J. she will confer with the officials J. S. Ross was appointed of the Red Cross society. Not only is receiver of the of Tripp. Hart her Majesty Intimately acquainted with Company and was authorized by said Red Cross work, but she is an expert decree of the court to take possession nurse with years of practical expert- Of collections of all kinds, and claims of whatsoever kind In the war Queen due to the of Tripp. Hart Com- This was a peculiar trait of our fathers and mothers out of which came a new civilization and a united try. He first gave a clear explanation of Why this period was called the In reviewing the events of the per he made the students realize the state of affairs. He made them understand as they never under stood before the League Ku Klux Klan. The ease with which Gov. Jarvis recalled the names of the men with whom he was associated made th students that they were again living in those times. He closed by Impressing upon the students the fact that disaster always follows when bad men rule and good men are excluded when the wicked rule the people mourn. Items. GRIMESLAND. March W. K. Proctor went to New last Monday. Mr. J. F, Stokes of Greenville was here last Thursday. Mr. W. H. Hudson of was in town Thursday. Eleanore. who at that time was I of wore the form of the Red Cross sisters and fol- lowed an ambulance train sent out by the Grand Duchess out the entire war Princess Eleanor lived on board this train, traveling back and forth with the armies in, Manchuria and staying always near possible to the actual scene of the conflict. On more than one occasion the windows of her car were smashed by flying bullets. Upon her return St. Petersburg after the close of war she received a popular welcome and was showered with honors by the Russian court . More recently the Balkan war Into strong relief the Queen's per- and her prompt action in or- and collect the same as speedily as practicable. Notice is hereby given to all per- sons indebted to the of Tripp. Hart Company to make Immediate settlement with J. S. Ross, receiver, and all persons having claims against the firm of Tripp. Hart Company, are hereby requested to file their claims with said receiver. This the 26th day of March. 1914. J. S. ROSS. It. Receiver of Tripp. Hart Go TO FLORIDA Confederate Veterans Reunion. Tickets on sale May 5th, 6th and 7th good returning to reach Red Cross work in Sofia as nation prior lo midnight May 15th, 1914 soon as hostilities began did much to Extension may obtained by to mitigate the terrible condition of ticket with special agent. East the wounded soldiers in the campaign. Forsythe street. Jacksonville, Fla. not She also devoted much attention to the relief of the homeless and destitute Mr. Jones of Washington who has; who poured Into the capital the contract to build the bridge across by the thousands as the war progress- Tar river at this place was here for ed. a short while looking after the build of it. They have begun to put the pilling cross for the bridge. Dr. C. It. Jones went to Greenville Thursday on business. Mr. John Warren went to Thursday and returned Friday. Messrs. F. A. Elks and R. M. Elks went to Washington last week. There was quiet a crowd from here went to Greenville Sunday to attend the funeral of Prof. W. II. those who went atlases Faucett. Anna Lawrence Earle Proctor, Mary Proctor, tor, Ethel Godly Ethel Phelps Carry Mrs. F. A. Elks, Mrs. J. A. Moore. Messrs. W. E. Proctor Jno. Warren, Alston L. D Phelps, A. O. Clark. J. A. Clark I. F. Williams, J. L. Gibson. Hassel Gibson, Stephen Phelps and W. V. Clark. Jim Faucett, J. A. Moore. H H. T. F. Proctor W. and several others. Queen Elanor's entire life prior to her marriage to Prince Ferdinand was Inter than May 16th 1914, upon pay- of fee of Stopovers allowed n both directions. Side trips from Jacksonville at very low rates to all Florida, Georgia an Alabama points, by applying Atlantic Coast line ticket office, West Bay spent on the estates In lower street., Jacksonville, Fla. Ticket, on Austria, so that she is to all Intents and purposes an Austrian. From her girlhood she devoted herself to good works In her father's principality, par- in the neighborhood of the home at It was gen- believed that the Princess ore preferred philanthropy to She had reached middle life when six years ago. she became the wife of the ruler of The Queen Is a very accomplished woman and speaks several fluently. after her age she set herself to learn Bulgarian, which Is a very difficult language. In and other ways soon found herself to the hearts of her adopted people. Incessantly she has worked for their well-being. has opened numerous schools, established Goa and founded homes for orphans land the children of parents too poor Mr. Ed. Matthews of give their offspring a good was in town today. Her Majesty was the first lo The weather has changed consider- Into the east the western for the past week. The farmers custom of opening bazaars, hospitals are very busy preparing their laud and concerts In order that her sub- for planting. They are behind might take an Interest In work very much but if the Intended to swell the funds of continues favorably they will soon get up with It. The farmers been some uneasy about tobacco plants but think various institutions. It l now thirty-five years since King Ferdinand tho United States. At that time he was n Prince crop out. They are the lime of year. now they will have plenty to set their of for it was ten very for years before he was made the ruler of Bulgaria. He was on his way home from Brazil, where he had been the guest of his brother. Prince Augustus of who had married a daughter of Emperor Dom Pedro. After arriving in New York the Prince visited Philadelphia, Washington, Ma Falls and other places of Interest before sailing for Europe. OF TRAIN Atlantic Coast Line. North South Bound No. a m. p. m No. p. m. No. p i, Norfolk Southern. i,, t Bound West No. No. No. t a. m. No. 7.64 a. a No. p. m No. p. i Fisher, formerly a pro- at Wesleyan University is men for the Democratic nomination tor governor of Connecticut. Tho Minnesota court upheld f that state baa Per Weakness Loss of Appetite Th OM s chill TONIC, -1 A r-r v sale May 6th to 10th. Inclusive limited to June 2nd, A splendid chance to visit Florida at unusually low rates. For any address W. II. WARD, ATLANTIC COAST LINE Railroad of the W J. CRAIG. T. C. P. T. Mgr. Gen. Pas. Wilmington. N. C. Announcement. Mr. F. Osteopath, begs to that beginning Thursday, he will be In for the of Osteopathy Tuesday, Thurs- day and Saturday from to at Mrs. Ada Cherry's residence, corner Fifth Washing ion 8-19-ti APT DESCRIPTION OF FLATS Somewhat to the In New York, but Ar Entirely Appropriate. Some of the terms to describe are mystifying to the initiated, declares the New Sun. For Instance, convey, little Idea to the novice until It ex- plained that this special type of apart- has no private hall. The back door and tho front door both open Into the public halL and the rooms follow one after the other, like cars on a railroad train, which accounts for the expression railroad flat. A I. one degree up tho scale, for here, there Is no en- tire length of private hall, there Is a sufficient slice taken from the bed- rooms so that one may walk from the parlor to the dining room without crossing tho two Intermediate bed- rooms The tiny hall Is boxed in. hence the name box Cat. A speaks for Itself and Is easily translated Into non-elevator flat As a matter of fact, many of the most desirable of the older apartment houses come under the head of A the Is still another type which may apply to any of the others It Is never as It graphically describes Its mode of en- trance. All these fine points of distinction can be gleaned from a day's apart- hunting. Solid Comfort The hear that In furnished by as I a really easy, home lite place the furniture yea cheese here Is Intended ex fer taut purpose. Furniture That will suit year tastes-the place you Intend fer bat net lea-t your purse. See the Taft Vandyke Pie, the National Three years ago a con- test was held for tho championship of New Jersey, relates tho London Chronicle, In the United States pie Is a national dish, and the variety with which the competitors had to struggle consisted of a layer of pastry a quarter of an Inch thick, spread with canned fruit, the average weight being half a pound. Accord- to the report of a local Journal, enthusiasm, thirty-five young men, trained to the minute, entered the contest for the championship. The record of twenty-six pies In half an hour fell during the battle. Walter of N. J., was tho winner. He managed to put himself on the outside of twenty- seven pies in the allotted time. For he received tho It should have been one. Executors Notice Advertisement For Claims, A B Checks GOOD IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. . . ISSUED BY Greenville Banking Trust Company. State of North Carolina, Pitt The undersigned having been pointed and duly qualified as tor of the estate of F. A. Patrick, de- ceased, all persons having claims against said estate are notified to exhibit the same before me on or before the 30th day of March 1918, or this notice will be in bar of their recovery. All persons In- to said estate will please make immediate payment. This the day of March 1914. AV. J. Executor of the last will of F. A. Patrick, deceased. N. C. We Have on Hand Full line of Ford Cars, also Out terms to one and all are cash or notes We thank patrons past favors and Solicit a continuance of same. Ford Supply Co. Phone Greenville, N. C. Candidate's Cards. Candidate Cards are 12.00 per Inch per month payable In advance. By CANS ONLY Let I -in i if ilk. I'll rot Off -her . it . rich, tr- less than two p en the I will urn you . b g lot that . If you to know this SI m if, . v. at I am Red Devil Lye CANS For Kill it Ha, art Sale of Rest of a power of sale contain a mortgage ed and delivered by W. I. and wife, Annie to Greene Manning, dated 10th day September 1909 and duly recorded In the Regis- office In Pitt county, in book d page the undersigned will on Monday the 20th day April. 1914 exposed to public sale before the court house door In to the highest bidder for cash tho following ed tract or parcel of to In township. county, North Carolina, beginning the mouth of Peter's Run where It enters Into Content lieu and run thence a straight line to the mouth of Marl branch thence up the various courses of said branch to n take; J W, coiner, thence with said line north SI west 4-6 to a stake, n walnut tree stump, thence south 2-3 west poles to a stake on the great Con creek near n small down the various courses said creek to the beginning, containing . r. I,,. made to satisfy the terms of said gage deed. This the 17th day of March, 1914. GREEN MANNING, Mortgagee By L. Assignee HARDING A PIERCE. Ally's. Fer Sheriff I wish to announce to my friends and the public generally that I am candidate for the office of sheriff of Pitt subject to the action of th. Democratic primary, and will the vote and help of any. W. SIMON For Sheriff. To the Voters of Pitt I take this method of announcing my candidacy for sheriff subject to the Democratic primaries. Should I b elected will endeavor to administer the duties of the office with prompt using to all. I thank you for your support and beg to re- main your obedient servant Very respectfully For Sheriff. I wish to announce to my friends to the public, generally that I am candidate for the office of sheriff of Pitt county to action of the Democratic primary. I will date the support of all. MAN. For sheriff. I wish to announce to my tends am a candidate for sheriff of county subject to the action of the Democratic primaries. Should I be elected I will endeavor to serve the people one and all to the best of my ability. I will appreciate your vote and help. New Gar- den Seed Flower Seed Onion Sets Maine Red Bliss Irish Cobblers Seed Oats Rape Seed Dr. Hess Stock Poultry Powder S M Cabbage Plants OF THOROUGH PROOF f Aim FOR SALE. The Jersey Wake. Held, and Large Late Drum Head. This should on. headings through the for shipment I Prepared shipment Is t- at US per ever Haw nor thousand a. a, b. N. f. Car orders she. L. C. Arthur S. f.

a. a,, For the Road DRIVING LAMP is the most compact and efficient lighting de- vice 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 light feet ahead. Extra large red danger signal in back. It is equipped with handle, and when detached makes a good hand lantern. Strong. Durable. Will last for years. At Dealers Everywhere STANDARD OIL COMPANY D. C. Richmond, Va. Norfolk. Va. Baltimore Charlotte, N. C. Charleston. W. Va. Charleston. S. C. HUSBAND RESCUED DESPAIRING WIFE . I North Carolina. County. In Superior Court D. C. Moore. Clerk. William and G. T. T. Gardner VS. Henry HelP-u Hy virtue of a decree made by IX C. Moore, clerk of the superior court of Pitt county, in the above entitled cause the 18th, day of the commissioner will on day the 18th day of April. 1914, at o'clock noon, expose lo public sale, before the court in Greenville to the highest bidder for cash, the fol- described tract or parcel of laud, to Situated in Swift township, Pitt county. North Carolina adjoining the lands of the Allen Kilt roll heirs, the of N. Corey, the Stokes lands and others and containing acres more or less end being a portion the land left by last will and of J. F. to t ii.- Heller heirs. This sale will be made for the pose of making partition among the tenants In common. This the 13th day of March. 1914. F. C. HASHING. Commissioner HARDING Ally's. After Four Years of Discouraging Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave Up in Despair. Came to Rescue. an interesting letter this place, Bertie Bullock writes as suffered for four years, with womanly troubles, and during this time, I could only sit up for a little while, and could not walk anywhere at U. At times, would have severe pains hi my left side. The doctor was called In, and bis treat- relieved me a while, but I was Won confined to my bed again. After bat, nothing seemed to do me any good. had gotten so weak I could not stand, and I gave up in despair. At last, my husband got me a bottle of the woman's tonic, and I com- taking it. From the very first I could tell it was helping me. I can now walk two miles without its tiring me, and am doing all my If you are all run down from womanly troubles, don't give up in despair. Try the woman's tonic. It has helped more than a million women, In Its years of continuous success, and should surely help you, Your druggist has sold for years. He knows what it will do. Ask him. He will mend It Begin taking today. Write Co-, for cam w . h lava. tent la To Whom It May This is to notify the public generally that the undersigned will on Monday, day of April. 1914. it being the first Monday In April, apply to the Board of Commissioners of Pitt County, for the right and privilege to construct the main canal or of Clay- Root Swamp across the public road of Pitt county, wherever said roads said Clay Root Swamp, and the undersigned will also request the Board of Commissioners of Pitt to construct and maintain bridges at said crossings, and this notice is given in order that any of Pitt county, who desires to do so, may be heard before the Hoard of County Com of Pitt county on the first Monday In April. 1914, in reply to the same. Carolina Development Co. By B. House. MONEY SAVED by The J. I. Case Tobacco Transplanter. Great in time and labor, increase in yield per acre. Set your plants when wait for rain Each plant watered at the roots, covered with dry earth-no Every for every purpose, desired. Come and see machines before you buy, built right, works right, wears right, and prices right, is best made N. C, Feb. Messrs. Hart Hadley, Greenville, N, C, In regard to the J. Case Tobacco Transplanter will that I am pleased with it. I couldn't ask for one to work any better and it was just as you represented it lo be. It worked perfection and I am satisfied it save me several hundred dollars. I set my entire crop of seven acres with it and it was dry weather when I set it I used six barrels of water Ural selling. I set some parts of per acre and got a perfect stand rows all through my patch by hand just to try it and I found that which I set with he Transplanter grew heller the season through. I also set sonic for several of my neighbors and they say that theirs grew better than they set by hand, and they are begging me to set theirs for them the coming season. I also have friends at a distance of fifteen mile's from me who want me to set their crop for I hem. I can't say too much for your ma- chine and wouldn't be without for Hundred Dollars and as to your services, I couldn't ask for bet- Yours truly, H. SMITH. HART HADLEY, HARDWARE NORTH CAROLINA NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Having qualified as Anne deceased I late of county, this is to i all persons having claims j against the estate of the said to exhibit them to the within twelve months I from this date, or this notice will pleaded in liar of their All persons indebted to said will please make immediate This the of March 1914 J. W. CRAWFORD. Administrator. F. G. JAMES ltd Grain Privilege. Make Your Own Paint YOU WILL SAVE eta. PER GAL. THIS IS HOW Buy gals. L. A If. PAINT. at per gal. And gals. Oil to mix write it 2.10 You then make gals, of pure paint for It's only per gal. Anybody can mix the OIL with the PAINT. Whereas, if you buy gals, of paint in CANS, you pay a gal. or The If. SEMI-MIXED REAL PAINT Is WHITE LB LINSEED OIL. the best-known paint a gal. out of any PAINT yon buy, and II not the brat Mint made, return paint and get ALL your back. J. ft J. MOTE. S. C. HOW. CO- SNOW HIM, R. C. I, C. NOTICE. My son. Luther Barrett, age has left home and refuses to it-turn. All are forbidden to hire him unless his wages are paid to me. ROSA BARRETT One black and whit at Crop and silt In left ear swallow fork and under bit the can same by Identifying and paying all charges. Route Box Greenville. N. O We give notice that we will apply lo the Hoard of County Com- missioners at the regular April 1914 meeting to have opened as a public road, the road now running from th place en the road across oar lands to the creek which road has been by the pub- for thirty years and longer. This March 1914. D. B. M. O. HARRINGTON. M-17-14 EGGS For Hatching. COMB BEDS splendid strain of Hist. Layers let me hare order for egg. W. C. VINCENT N. C Stray. hawk poll and china boar, weigh, about CO pounds, IS la. Unmarked ears, drops at little white hoc. pay all cost of Notify aw. Cans. . ft The headquarters of the National Congressional may be transferred from Washington lo Chicago. Congressman Joseph R. has announced candidacy for the Republican nomination for United States senator from Notice. Having duly qualified as tor on the estate of Worthing- ton deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against estate to present them to me properly authenticated on or before the day of March 1915 or this notice will plead in bar of their recovery All persons indebted to said estate will make immediate payment to me. This day of March 1914. R. A. WORTHINGTON on the estate of Worth deceased. Id iv Marriage License The following marriage license were Issued by Register of Deeds Bell during the last and Lil lie W. J. Braxton and Carmon. William A. Short and Flemming. Are you discouraged Hare you any REAL reason to be Probably to one it is your liver. You need Pills The effect is gentle, yet rarely fails, even with the ordinary dose directed. Take no sub- sugar coated or plain. THE FARM Is la. Basis all LIME the of all good firming. Wine far by beet la the Unite Lime on the Farm, and gel pries of lime. Don t buy earth, etc. A postal will give you POWHATAN LIME CO. STRASBURG VIRGINIA Frank Maury's big tent shows commence a week's engagement here next Monday night. See their in another column. i wheat. Puts and calls arc the safest and surest method Of trading in wheat or oats. Because your loss Is absolutely limited to the amount bought. No further risk. Positively the most profitable way trading. Open an account. You can buy puts or calls on els grain for or you can buy both for or as many more as you wish An advance or decline of cent gives you the chance to take profit A movement of cents profit- Write full particulars and bank references. H. W. N E I'M ASS Columbus, Ohio. Address all mall to Lock Box 1420. Farms for Sale. One of acres. cleared, large six room house and necessary out One of acres, seres cleared six room and necessary out buildings, both farms in few hundred yards of each other and can be easily operated as one farm. Fine lands that are especially to tobacco pea nuts, cotton and corn. Farms will sold or as one farm Prices very low considering the value of the land. Must be sold at once Write for particulars. RHODESIA REALTY CO., N. C. P. Box 3-25 ltd. Application for Pardon. Notice Is hereby given that on the T day of April 1914 or as soon thereafter as In convenient to the Governor, application will be presented to the for the pardon of Willis Pitt who convicted at the August term 1918 of the superior court of Pitt county of the larceny of some gathered corn In the field and ed to six months on the roads of Put county. This the day of March 1914. JULIUS BROWN, J. for Will Pitt Its w PATENTS ft- or photo Bad d- I lot I BUILD for f I-- . i. la U. I I and am ID. SWIFT CO. Seventh St., D. The new Is to have Its tryout In Atlantic City the last week in April and will begin Its New York run on May I, Sale of Timber. Under and by virtue of the power and authority contained in a certain Davis and wife, Addle M. Davis, to It. A. Stamper, of date 11th day of July 1913, and duly recorded in the County Registry in book L. page default having been in the of bond secured thereby the undersigned, will on Thursday 9th day of April, 1914, at o'clock M in front of the court house door of Pitt county, Greenville, N. C, offer for sale at public auction to the high- est bidder, for cash, the following de- scribed All the right, title and Interest pi the said F. O. Davis and wife. Addle M. Davis, in and to all the green pine timber trees that will measure Inches In diameter at the when cut, that arc now standing, growing and being upon that of land situated In Falkland town ship, Pitt county, adjoining the lands of Ben Moore, the heirs, John Gay and Bob Rodgers, and practically follows, at a stake on the Green- ville and Wilson road, thence N. 311-2 W. 4-5 R. to a stake in Ben line agreed thence N. 3-8 B. 1-6 R. to a stake In Jacob's branch, Jno. Gay's corner, down the various courses of Jacob's branch to the Wilson public road, the point of beginning, containing acres, or less, saving and ex- the pine timber on about five acres of the above ed tract of land located on the public road on the southeastern portion of the body of land, cut off separated from the main body of tract by an old tram road running through the woods, evidences of which can now be plainly seen, and saving and except- further five long leaf pine timber trees and one short straw pine tree which are to or have been, designated as In m this con- With full and privilege from the date of this Instrument up to the of June, 1916, In person or through their agents or servants to enter upon said land and pass and over the same at will, on foot or with teams and conveyances. In which to cut and remove said timber trees, together so, with the right and privilege for during the time above mentioned of cutting and removing from the for- going laud use In handling and th logs on such poles as are needed for car stand- and skid poles, provided these shall be cut from such places on as shall be designated by the said R. A. Stamper, or his R. A. Mortgagee. This the 5th day of 1914 3-18-41 Service by North Carolina. Pitt County. In the Superior Court Before the Clerk. David Martha J, B. Carroll, B. S. Byrd A, Q, Cox and others vs. Donald Jackson, Jackson, H. B. Kills, Carroll an others. will take notice an action as above has been commenced In superior court before the clerk of Pitt county to have the Cedar Swamp Canal Incorporated, In Pitt county, which canal runs through or near lands of the defendant Jack- son, and this said action for the In- corporation of said Cedar Swamp Canal Is for purpose of obligating all parties whose lands shall drain through Canal to in constructing and maintaining that said defendant win further take notice that he Is ed to appear before the clerk of superior court of Pitt county on day April and answer the complaint of the plaintiffs In or demur to or the plaintiffs will apply to the court for the relief demanded in com plaint. This March 1914. D. C. C. Pitt County. HARDING a 3-12-41-1 a w. Te ear D, teal and m k M i eT At the regular meeting of the Boar of County Commissioners March S, 1814. petition was presented that a road be laid out In Greenville Beginning at the corner of the roe leading from House. N. at home, and running wast a straight line or about straight, west to the Greenville and Tarboro roe, same will be heard et the regular meeting of the Board April , March 1814. B. M. LEWIS, Chairman of Board. Clerk of Board. w. Maurice a noted French comedian and singer of has been engaged for a tour of largo cities of the States and Canada next season. Clear e IS HEART OF EASTERN CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OP POUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED AND ONE. AND ROUNDED BY THE BEST NO COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OP ALL ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE WAY OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE JOB AND NEWSPAPER PLANT. Agriculture Is the Most Moil Healthful, Employment of Man. WE HAVE A OF TWELVE HUN AM ON THE PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN PART OF N OUT It UNA AND INVITE THOSE WISH TO GET BET- ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE it; i It WAY TO TAKE FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU WAVE TO TO El. OUR ADVERTISING ARE LOW AND BE HAD UPON VOLUME V HUM U HI M Mill II x PAUL TO THIS CITY Interesting Story Late War In Which He Took Part Students Putting Into Practice Their Knowledge of Do Science The Senior Class of the East Caro- Training School are putting into their knowledge of domestic science. The class is into groups of two, and those two serve u luncheon together. They are given and can invite six people. Each two girls plan their menses, table decorations, make their cards and purchase all mater- be used the merchants of town. The following luncheons were last First by Misses Gertrude end Gladys Fleming. MENU. Creamed Chicken Mashed Potatoes Waldorf Salad. who left Greenville III Led Grates u lo Her up Arms Turks mid the proprietor of Hi Prof. Wilson Will Address ALDERMEN IN, Audience Saturday Night months ago for country, it being the time war was declared among the foreign tries in which Greece participated re- turned here last Saturday tells a very Interesting story of Hie war I the in which he took part. states that the laws of government compels all natives to re turn home In time of war, it matters not in what country they may be, those failing to meet these require- of the law are not allowed to return to Greece at any time, under any circumstances, and on this ac- count he answered the call to arms During the time he was In service be engaged In seven one with Turks and six with the and Paul spoke of the battle with Turks at as the Here lest f the entire war, lasting for two days and with the loss of many sol- on both sides. The small com- of which he a member lost two hundred men. Paul added that during that combat soldiers bad neither food nor water, and near the close he had almost seen death from and staring him In the face, hardly being able to stand upon bis feet. He spoke of the other battles as being not quite so severe, but bad enough sufficiently to amuse him. Paul told of the cold winter they ex In 1913 when for hours and hours his company would be compelled to stand on guard duty in snow almost to their knees, and that many would suffer for weeks with cold-bitten feet. He tells that he had five cousins in the same company with him, and that in tin- very first battle, being with Bulgarians, one of his kinsmen shot seven times, almost at an In- which proved fatal, but he with the remaining four cousins escaped through the war without a scratch, It was especially interesting to hear him tell of a gun used by that after being loaded, the press of a button would It, five hundred shots at once. At it serving his government for thirteen months, he was honorably discharged and spent nearly two months his home before returning to announce that our stables and water and three by rail In making the trip from his home to Greenville. Maine to Meet. Me. April ad- guard of delegates has arrived in the city for the Republican State Convention which will meet hero row with Congressman A. Peters presiding. convention will adopt a platform and make preliminary plan for the coming state campaign. The state and congressional nominations will made at the June primaries. Governor who Is serving his first term Is so far the only can who has his candidacy for the nomination Rice sold mil Kat- Coffee Celery Ge, Apples Potatoes Olives in, Flour Lard a. fee Sugar Salt I. Pepper Milk Chicken , Egg Baking Powder Total sold and left over Second by Misses Minnie Myers and Emily MENU Oyster Cocktail Chicken Soup Chicken in French Fried Potatoes Creamed Celery Beaten Biscuit Coffee Chicken Oysters Potatoes B, Lard Celery Butter Flour Coffee Egg Seasoning Total 1.20. Third Misses Helen Daniels Wat kins. MENU Broiled Steak Creamed Potatoes Waldorf Salad with Pickles Biscuit Coffee Two Pounds Flour Pt. Milk Salt Baking Powder Lard Apples Bunch Celery Almonds Wesson Oil Lemons Potatoes Butter Coffee Sugar i. Egg Pickle Total Fourth Misses Bessie and Es- MENU Creamed Eggs Rice Hot Rolls Coffee Pudding Butter 3.1, Lemons Peas, Flour Milk Gelatin Tea Yeast Pepper Salt Total Peas Butter Cake WED IX ELIZABETH CITY. The friends of Mr. Harry Rountree and Miss Annie Edwards were prised yesterday afternoon to learn that they had eloped to Elizabeth City where they were married morning by Justice J. W. Munden, who la a special friend of bride. The young couple returned here and will make their home at present with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Edwards, parents of bride. The groom is a son of Mr and Mrs L II. Rountree. Joe Mr. J K. returned yesterday from Richmond win re last week he took his little son, Joe to be operate on for appendicitis. Mr. re- ports the operation as being success- and states that Joe was Improving rapidly. Mrs. Is st the hospital with the little fellow and will ii ii he Is able to return homo, which is hoped will only be i few days. April 8.-Miss Car Cox of spent last week end with her sister Miss Malissa, win is u hen . Prof. C. W. Wilson of Greenville Will speak to the Y. M. C. A. of tho High School next i veiling at All the young men of the t art cordially invited to hear Prof. Wilson. He is an able speaker and a leader for advancement throughout East- Carolina. All kinds of flooring ceiling and tin timber; also pews, lawn swings farts, wagons and tobacco trucks at lbs O. K. Lumber and Company. Messrs. J. . Manning w- lo Snow It'll and Hook on business Tuesday. Brother farmer II looks like you are going to have some tobacco plant now and you ought to begin to think about bow It Is to set them out with a good transplanter. We a good one. See us before you buy. B. D. Forrest Co. Mr. A. W. Ange went to Green villa Monday on business. See J. Cox and Son for cabbage, dried apples and fancy groceries. Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Edwards re turned to their home in u Inkers yes ii after spending the week end Mr. and Mrs. C. Ii. The i Oil Com- is n a petition get for tho farmers a superior quality of plain seed at reasonable prices. Talk to them about planting seed. We ask you to look through our big that we are distributing through the country and send us some orders B. D. Forrest Co. will cross with the Atlantic Christian College ball team Monday, April The lo- cal team has been at work very liar I and have strengthened their weak points. We may look forward to a very interesting game. The game will be culled at o'clock. For cold drinks, Ice and candy see J. Cox One I. H. C. twelve horse power gasoline engine, practically new. Will sell cheap. O. K. Lumber and Company. Rev. O. L. superintendent of North Carolina An- ti saloon league, will speak in of the High School Sunday, April at o'clock Mr. Is a good speaker and may expect an Interesting The public is cordially invited. Those who have cotton seed for sail- or to exchange for meal will make no mistake In taking the matter up with the Cotton Oil where they a ready market and highest prices. Tho most valuable moment of you- was when you proposed to your husband or he to you; the next will be when you examine the up to date line of dress goods at A. W Ange Co. Rev. G. J. has been con- ducting a revival service here for the past week. The meeting closed Sunday Monday night were baptized. Al- though Mr. has been pastor her only a short time he Is esteemed very highly by all the people of the town. I and dress slip p-rs of all kinds, colors and sizes it Harrington Barber Co Harrington Barber A Company can supply your wants In spring and sum mer dress goods. They have some beautiful dry Last night being the first Thursday of month, the Hoard of Aldermen met in regular session with all present, and an unusual busy and lengthy meeting was held. The street committee reported all sir. Co be In fairly good condition and as instructed report having purchased carts and harness to used the street force for the upkeep cf same. They also reported that the Sewerage work on Eight reel was iii progress. The ordinance committee mended several ordinances for The one at their last ting relative to the railroads and gales different cross in the town limits was s ordinances passed for the Southern and Atlantic Coast Railroads. Hoard agreed m extend the water line down Greene street Eleventh street to the property of the Tobacco Co. In order that this may be done at an early date the Ex- port Company agreed to advance i money for Hie works com- mid accept town notes without Interest. They also agreed to accept town notes for their proportional pail the extension of the sewerage on Eleventh street. Mr. R. P. Harrington was Instruct- ed to open up a street In front of tin- Training School, connecting Fourth and Fifth streets. He was allowed for the work. The sum of 11.60 i Hope Fire Company to pay capital tax, also license from the Carnival. The and Fire Company agreed to the expense of putt- a carpet strip on the stairway of the City Hall. Reports of officers were read and proved. Messrs. L W. Tucker and Spain were re-elected members of Water and Light Commission. An ordinance was adopted property owners on both sides of Fourth street between Evans and Pitt streets to put down side- walks according to specifications fur by the street committee. It was also moved and carried the street committee complete the on Third street between Evans and streets, and on Dickinson avenue beyond the Atlantic Coast Lint- railroad. The sum of donated to the old soldiers reunion. Mr. C. D. Rountree was elected tax list taker. Norfolk Southern trains were ed to stop before crossing Ninth street and a flagman of each crew must train across said crossing. The following ordinances were 1st. That the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company be and Is hereby required to keep a flagman at the Fifth Street crossing in the town of Greenville of said road from a. m to p. m. for the protection of per- sons on said Fifth Street while the trains of the said Atlantic Coast Line Company are past- over said crossing. 2nd. That the said Atlantic Line Company In moving and operating Its trains southward are hereby required to blow at Third street and ring bell through the of said Town of Greenville. 3rd That the said Atlantic Coast Line Company hereby required In moving and operating trains over its said road moving Northward to blow on leaving Its station at Greenville, and to ring Its bell through the town limits of the MAI KILLED H ROCKY MOUNT, April C Mayor I. F. Tillery was this morning in receipt of positive advice that T. II Mu- who was killed at Ark. Wednesday was half- and be left Saturday for Illy- Mr. was shot lo death by u 16-year old youth Join Walker, who was a mere infant when in 1888 Mr. killed Luther Walker, tether of the young man win did the Wednesday. Mayor telegram advised Hie re- mains were ye in the Baton of the undertaker and he Immediately wired be was route lo Arkansas city. Town of Greenville. 4th. That any failure lo comply with tins ordinance the said Atlantic Line Railroad Company shall pay a line of dollars for each and every day or part of day II shall operate trains Over said crossing Fifth SI reel without a flagman, or fail- lo blow or ringing hells as lei. In before provided for. This ordinance is lo be live on and Hie seventh of May 1914. Fly Ordinance. section ii, Chapter t the ordinances of the Town of he amended adding after the word line thereof, lowing; And ail dealers in cooked provision poultry dressed, fish, vegetables, and produce, merchandise or other commodity of whatsoever nature sold for rood, shall have Where such an I, i- are for sale, screened with wire doors and windows to keep out and no such articles shall be exposed outside of the place of business, except under a wire screen sufficiently line to vent flies from getting upon same. This ordinance shall be In and effect from and after May 1st 1914. or Surface Privies. the maintenance and use of surface or dry privies In the town of is or become a menace to public health of the town, now, therefore, be It ordained by of Aldermen of the town or in regular meeting assembled on the 2nd day of April, that; It shall he lawful for any person, firm or corpora lions to erect, maintain or use any surface or dry privies upon any lot premises in said town, abutting on street Wherein a sewer pipe has hie, laid, all owners of said prop- shall connect with said sewer on or before the first day of June. Any person, violating the provision.; of the ordinance, shall he fined live dollars for each and each such violation shall continue shall constitute a pa offense. iii Extending tin Fire That tho tire limits of the town of Greenville, be and the same, are here extended and enlarged as at tho line of the Fire district on the south side of St. thence with Third street to ti ii street, thence South with Washing Ion street to Dickinson Avenue, thence across Dickinson Avenue lo Vandyke and C. A. Whites corner on said Dickinson avenue, thence a smith course said Taft A Vandyke and White's line to the line of the Graded thence a northerly course with Taft School line to south line, the present Are district line with said lire district line h Street, south will, Column net to the town or brunch, thence with said brunch to Reade street, thence with Reads street center tin William property, thence a westerly course, parallel with Fifth street I i tho line of the Are district. Quarterly Magazine Issued by the School Plant bi i. en made end are carried out the establishment of a quarterly by Bast car Teachers Training School to be called School For a long lime school has Cell B need for some meant reaching the public through some u it- n and it was iii d by . a magazine to It led quarterly by co-operation o i and faculty la t. t Class 1814 asked was grunted the privilege the magazine The therefore is to be in the tin class i- iii be Ii ltd some lime during iii tern a .- as -1- Hie ling Ii Miss M, t. ii. Ii. who iii- faculty supervision, la.-s a board of editors was sleeted; editor, Miss Maine Bright; Managing editor, Miss Annie . ,. editors; Grace Smith, be Lancaster Marion Alston. During spring term permanent plans for issuing the regular numbers during Hie coming year will he made. IT April On night April the 1814, the third and fourth grades led by their Miss Cox, gave one of the best and most of this year. The children did splendidly not making u single bulk, giving much credit to their most training. Especial ion should b mad the recitation given by Dorothy Gard- The following Grade, s , Class. Welcome. Pa Skates Tom Song. Hat His Hiatus Patrick Piano rocker Takes Can- of M- Dorothy Gardner. Joyce Gardner Hint The Soldier and It. d Cross Mail Stone and Roy I'm Lecture on Knives. Charlie Gardner Bong The Tulip and The Violet Class Folk i lass Lullaby. Ladies Class PLACED OX The benches owned by the county and used in hail at place the county courts were held between tho time of the of the old court house the building of new, was yesterday given to town by the county to be used on the. court it. ti. The city wagons were busy this morning haul the benches after they placed in the purpose tho r- have same and when this s dune It will add to the beautifying of both places. U Walsh, II nod lesser lights on the list, II looks us though the While Sol be up it the i- .,,