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Lanterns Strong and Durable For Camping, and Hail Use Conditions. Notice of ratios. The undersigned qualified administrator W. H I'm . mm v. North this is notify all per- having I to ex thew i Of I b bar I . to immediate payment. Administrator . PIERCE, Alton ltd Privileges Smith Pollard rial Give steady, bright light. Easy to light Easy to clean and Dent smoke. Don't blow out in the wind. Don't leak. At dealers everywhere STANDARD OIL COMPANY D. C. Richmond. Va. Norfolk. V. Jersey Charlotte. N. C. Charleston. W. Va. Charleston. S. C NOTICE Having Harriet Ross deceased, late Count; North Carolina, this all persons baring i I state the said de t. exhibit m lo the within twelve months from this or ibis notice will pleaded In bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said I will pleas make April 13th 1914. Row ti. A Ross Executors Puts are the safest and it method or trading in or oats. Because your loss is lately limited to the amount further risk. d trading. i a an i ml I . but i or you can both fore .-. i wish it of cent take pi movement of cents profit. Write full particulars and bank K. . t Ohio. all mail to Lock Bog MM, Notice. Having qualified as of Edwards. d i at d I'm inly. X. Is to all persons having claims against the estate said eased to exhibit them lo the undersigned within twelve months from this date, or this notice will ; jam b and S u vs. I id Saved Girl's Life want lo tell you what wonderful benefit have W from the use of vines W j Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky. cert has no equal for la grippe, had liver and stomach troubles, i firmly believe saved my little girl's life. When she had the measles, they went in on her, but one good dose of J made them break out, and she no . more trouble. I shall never be without in my For constipation, indigestion, headache, malaria, chills and fever, biliousness, and all ailments, has proved itself a reliable, gentle and valuable remedy. If you suffer from any of these complaints, try k- It is a medicine of known merit. C J years of splendid success proves its value. Good For J young and old. For sale everywhere. Price cents, J . J Notice. On i day of Hay ISM will sell at auction before the court house r In in lowing n ale is mad at th tax the town Winterville for the year 1913 on tin an This the day of April 1914 O. C Tax Mrs Bateman I lot lot Wiley Downs lot .;. F s T l lot pleaded in bar their recovery. All persona Indebted to said estate please Immediate payment. This April 7th, 1914, ll EDWARDS Administrator, p. G. JAMES a SOS Any. t T tinned From Page Five i i l hat a certain amount also n out for the . F S recalled, testified that ah Brat of week prior i h wan .;. Poll bat Pollard i if hi .- In r I Saturday night plied DO and at i, Wat no a world his honor. Thai Pollard re he be damned if ii would ever go before his honor, that u he had hail a pun with him that body would have had have I n I out. K i. Davis testified that he has lived in Farmville since 1878. That be knew reputation and knew his general character to in in r. and bad known Smith and did not know him lo be a violent and dangerous mail. Thai about one o'clock on Saturday of tilde Pollard in lo him a I. w minutes. Thai Pollard told him on the Saturday night before HOW EMBARRASSING Nothing is more than to be constantly throwing off gas. Pills will atop it and at the same time make your breath sweet and your skin clear. At your druggist sugar coated or plain. -.- I I renter Notice ring of H i . late of Pin i v Carolina, this to notify ill p mot the s- . deceased to present within months of Ibis date or this notice . he pleaded n bar of their All Indebted to said estate a make Immediate payment. . lb ii. of April DELLA E. CANNON, l B, CANNON. Executor F G JAMES SON, ltd Notice to t Whereas by a decree of the Superior Of Pitt county, made by his honor F A Daniels, Judge ling it March term. 1914, Pitt county super- court in that certain special ac- entitled J. II. Tripp vs. I. J. S. Ross was appointed n of the firm of Tripp, Hart .- Company and was authorized by said decree of the court lo lake possession collections all kinds, notes, gages and claims of whatsoever K in due to the firm of Tripp. Hart Com collect the same as as practicable. Notice is hereby given to all per- Indebted tr the of Tripp Hart Company to make immediate settlement with J. S. Ross, ll d all persons having claims the Arm of Tripp. Han a Company are hi requested to file their with said receiver. This the. March, 1914. J. S. ROSS, n Receiver Tripp. Hart i Make Your Own Paint YOU WILL SAVE PER THIS IS HOW I North Carolina, Pitt County In the Superior Court Publications of Summons, U. E Atlantic Line Rail Road Com- New York Central and make immediate payment to This sen River Railroad Company. Oldest day of March 1914. Dominion Steam Ship Company R- A. WORTHINGTON Buy gals. L. A M. SEMI-MIXED REAL PAINT. at per gal. And j gals. Linseed to mix with it 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 ready-for-us CANS, you pay a gal. or I., M. SEMI-MIXED PAINT It WHITE r OIL. n I ., Use a gal. any you boy, and not made, return the paint and get ALL your y b. J. JR. . c. KS HUH. SNOW row. CO, k c V -50 paint in Notice. duly qualified as tor on the estate of ton deceased, notice is hereby given to persons having claims said state to present them to me properly authenticated on or before the day of March or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will th. C. Clyde Line Steamship Company. The defendants. New York Central and Hudson River Rail Road Company and the Old Dominion Steamship Company will take notice that an action entitled as above, has been commenced in the Superior Court of Pitt County, for the collection of damages arising by the delay In the shipment of one certain engine shipped to K Harriss. Greenville, Carolina of on the estate of Worth- deceased. 3-31 Id U Creditors. Having duly qualified before the Superior court clerk of Pitt county as executor of the estate of E. A. Move, Sr. deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to the estate to make immediate payment to the undersigned; and all person by Motor Co. having claims against Bald estate are Hew York, on or about notified to present the same to the March 3rd. 1913, by way of the New for payment on or before York Central and Hudson River Rail-March 1915 or this notice will road company, the Old Steam plead in the bar of recovery. WHENEVER YOU NEED A GENERAL TONIC ME GROVE'S The Standard Groves Tasteless chill Tonic is ally Valuable as a General Tonic because it Acts on the Liver, Drives Out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds the Whole System. For Grown People and Children- know what you art taking when you take Grove's chill s the formula is printed on every label showing that it contains th tonic properties QUININE and IRON. It is strong as the strong tonic and is in Tasteless Form. It list no equal for Malaria, Chills sad p-, Weakness, debility and toss appetite. Gives life and vigor to tine Mothers and Pale. Sickly Children. Removes Biliousness without Relieves nervous depression low spirit. Arouses the liver to blood A True Tonic Sure A Complete -e f, b it. Guaranteed by your We mean it SOc NOTICE. The committee of the My son. Luther Mi judicial district has been called to i.-,. home return. All person are to hire him unless his an paid to ROSA in tomorrow for th purpose of the time and place to hold a convention in said district Now Greenville deserves this and lets our shoulder to the wheel and see that It comes to this town. ship Company and the Clyde Line Steamship Company; and the said de- will further take e that they required to appear at next term of the Superior Court of Pitt County to be held on the 11th, day after the 1st Monday in March, it being the day of May. 1914, at the Court House of said County, in Greenville. North Carolina and ans- or demur to the complaint of the plaintiff in said action, or the plain- tin will apply to the Court for the relict demanded in said complaint. This 11th day of April. 1914. D. C. Clerk Superior Court Pitt Co. By. A. T. MOORS. D. C. HARDING Attorneys. ltd This 1st day of April 1914. J. I. CARPER, of the estate of B. A. Sr., deceased. aid Advertise fur State of North Carolina, Pitt The undersigned having been pointed and duly qualified as tor of the estate of V. A. Patrick, all persons having claims against said estate are to exhibit the same before me on or before the 30th day of i or this notice will be pleaded In bar of their recovery. All persons In- to said estate will please make immediate payment This the day of March W. J. Executor of the last will and of F. A. Patrick, deceased. N. C. Stockholders The stockholders of the Reflector Company will be held in the office of the company on Tuesday. May 1914, at o'clock a. n. D. J. Jr. Secretary DR. MUD has moved hat office from Old Bow Stables to Dr. Stables on Fourth Street Phone Day or Night and w. FOR HALF. YOKE OF weight about pounds, ages six or seven. Well broke. G. T. TYSON Greenville N. C. law w smith had cursed him out in the barber shop. That Ii had been to Greenville to see F. n James matter that him report it to Mr. Davis That he was in the barber shop dis. cussing a case which be had In tour he n marks as in E. M Cox's Integrity. That Smith went on and a few minutes later Smith returned with Cox. That Cox began to ask what had been said about him Thai Pollard told Smith Ii was causing a disturbance Instead making peace. Thai Smith it and that Pollard said that he had no and was helpless The wit further testified that he Pollard that he would him a hearing as early as possible Thai Pollard remarked that be was not of Smith or any Other man and that if he didn't get from the board of aldermen In would provide other means an I that If Smith undertook lo abuse him gain he would kill hit Next witness H. i He stated he In Farmville, work on police force extra. Said he u Smith, was home on the of mm home about lo o'clock, left Smith just before going home and in- was sober. Knew about years; sen. reputation was had. Said that Chief Smith was a man some ago but of late Smiths lion was Rood. T. C. now mayor of ville. that he had talked with Smith since Christmas and Smith told It it that Pollard was to wise to let him catch up with him. but if they would keep close in In hind Pollard that the. would get him after a while for bis gambling and Illegal business. that Smith had quick temper and would tight. That he knew since he came from the army and Ilia; his reputation was bad. That Pol- lard had been indicted once before for licking the preacher and was lined and cost. Next Henry Nichols said he knew Smith. Said he went to the about Christmas and saw Smith go over toward store and heard Smith tell Pollard that he would have to carry on his business in a little shape from what he was at that time. Pollard replied that if you don't go away from here I'll you so you will have to stay away. That the general reputation of Smith was good with the exception of a few those who had had trouble with him and that Smith was not a bad man but if he arrested a man he lo n or he would club him. C. Joyner. said he knew Smith and Pollard and that he beard Pollard say that if Smith came in and around his place of business that he would ask him out and it he advisable for him to get away. II. Rouse said he worked for Said that Mr. brought a from the Solicitor that Pollard had better stop selling or in other words If they were doing any crooked business in that store that he had better stop or they would Investigate and that Pollard sold bottle goods and some of it labeled Blue Ribbon but he did not know whether it was beer or not. Said that had license sell near beer. That he had seer Smith in store and Pollard took the labels off the Blue Ribbon bottles an sold It as near and that had a over hi t re which i by i oils p, . fa ; ii, did not what was going on in the room Tom Bowling he lived in ham and that he was in until November Thai he heard a con venation between Smith Pol lard and hi heard Smith I'll In would have to stop doing so n business or he would take bold PATENTS mark or no far land i or an, for FREE SEARCH on it. PATENT BUILD FORTUNE for fr-M booklets Ml how. I . yon Writ it--i SWIFT CO. St., C. THE FARM l the Basis of all LIME ii the all good farming. Write it bulletin by the best authority State on Lime on the Farm, and get price of the lime. Don't buy earth, Hand, etc. A will girt yon POWHATAN LIME CO. STRASBURG VIRGINIA Mr. Robert Newton said hi lived in Farmville and he knew both Smith and Pollard. That he had been up the stairs of Pollard and he had played cards in store that they called the game and at a small pot would In at steak. Said be never saw any thing stronger than beer, He also that in- had seen jack pots u large as more. That he saw Smith In about minutes after hi was shot and that Smith stated that was shot to death but he hated to be by a dirty coward with out any chance to defend himself. He stall d that In heard Smith say that had hail some trouble with the night. That he had With Sam Pollard and that Mr. Co, was the cause of it all, and Pol lard had been talking about and in the barber shop asked Mr. Pol lard about it and that Pollard accused Smith of telling Smith said hi did tell him and that be would bad it up. He also stated that Smith a damn feather legged rascal. Thai told Smith that In was not physical aide to and Smith replied to Pollard he would take off his coat and tight him fair. Pollard Smith hi would report him a- he was to make trouble Instead of having pi ace. D. R. Morgan. testified i be had a conversation with Smith. after the barber shop affair, in regard in Smiths attitude toward Pollard. That this conversation was held in presence of few others on Monday morning prior to homicide. That Smith said Pollard was mad him and he was sorry of it. for In hated to slay In the same town with a man he could not speak to. . S. Williams testified that was assistant agent E. Railroad Co. That on Monday prior to be received phone message from Pollard notifying not to deliver hi. freight to any one except his own That on Wednesday. Smith i down to station to freight that he already bad set one box on the platform when he was told what Pollard had He then remarked that he could get along without it. saying that Pollard was t- ad with him but flat he was not mad with Collar further testifies he remarked to Smith a joking w p Pollard to whip him yet and that Smith re- plied that if Pollard wanted anything from him that he knew where to him. John that he lives about one mile from Farmville. That he was in Farmville on Monday night prior to homicide. That he saw Smith buy two cigars in store and that at that time Pollard Perkins were present. II. M. Joyner testified that he was in court when the Joyner case was by Judge That his recollection was that when Chief Smith left stand he got his hut and lilt the court room. That he joined Smith at the court house slops That Smith was in a good humor and did not make any threats as to Whedbee. The following witnesses were on the stand this morning and testified as lo the general character and reputation cf Mr. as being bad and of the late Chief of Police Smith as be. I. M. W g Hilda Messrs. B, M. J. T. Thorne. W. J. Rasberry. J. W. Holmes, W. h Boyce. A. J. C. A Brooks. J. M. Wheeler, J. H. Harden, T. K. Joyner, T. Lewis. II. S. Smith. J. S. Smith. J. S. Smith. J. A. Mew- born, A. Jones. Rev. C. Mash, burn. Clear as a Baby's OINTMENT I- HIM . . i V A CO. trio IS THE HEART OF WORTH CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED ONE. IS BOUNDED BY THE REST FARMING COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL RINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE It OF L A R. I A PI TA L A N D FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE fOR AND NEWSPAPER PLANT. t bl Agriculture Is the Beat M. Healthful, the Must f Ian. George u WE HAVE A OF TWELVE HUN- A MONO THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN PART OP NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO GET BET- ACQUAINTED II THESE GOOD PEOPLE IX i BUSINESS WAY TO TARE I FEW INCHES SPACE A TELL TRIM WHAT YOU TO BRING TO ATTENTION. OUR It V ARE Low AND BE HAD UPON A- mi; Mil I I. V I. I I'll I. M Ml CM RETURN It Bill AGAINST Charged With Murder of Preston Lyerly and Burning Store TELLS OF ti Mas I hen That I Alexander, Who Had Use lit en Held Wax Also Held Va Into Trial at Ml GREENSBORO, May 5.- Sid Finger and Floyd Alexander, the two B Who are charged with the murder in the first degree of Clerk tin of his Bar Junction on the of b last, were brought to this city and placed in the County jail sate keeping. Deputy Slier- Frank C. of had charge of prisoners. Sheriff of Rowan to this city on Monday evening and yes morning carried Finger and Alexander to Salisbury, where their cases were passed upon by the grand jury yesterday. The grand jury re. turned true bills against both prison- though the bill against Alexander was not brought until after Finger had gone before that body and told the story of the crime. When the true bill was brought against Finger, Solicitor Clement or- that Finger be carried the grand jury and make whatever statements lo them that he wanted to regarding the crime. The prisoner in fell statements to the grand jury con. leased to being present when the crime WM committed and he gave which caused a true bill murder la the first degree to be return id Alexander. Deputy will carry Finger to Salisbury this morning on train No. where today he will be placed on trial before an county jury charged with murder in the first de. Alexander will remain here Finger is tried, when, he also will be carried to Salisbury and tried. Joe Win Will Fills all are material witnesses in the case. F tiger in his confession of the crime, which occur red In the sheriffs office this when the prisoner was brought her for safe keeping implicated Maxwell. Fitts and but all three proved alibis. Both Finger and Alexander have been held in the county Jail in this since their arrest, though it understood that they had been car. to the state prison farm at Negro Woman Says She Was Put Poison In Conley's Food ATLANTA, . May the slate's charge that Improper i means had been used in obtaining evidence tending to sun th Leo Frank, the factory superintendent, was innocent of the murder of 14-1 Mary was made to-, day by counsel for the defendant. Various affidavits were ed at Hie hearings in the Superior court the extraordinary motion for a new trial for Frank h the i claimed that no intimidations, attempted bribery, y or r Improper means had been used in ob- sworn mi tits. The action Franks law h d the conclusion of the I showing in tin state against plea the convicted mans for a new trial. Notice was given that further evidence would be Introduced by the defense tomorrow, when, it a expected the taking of will concluded. Arguments of attorney will follow. affidavit Introduced by the today from Anna Maude Carter, a lie woman, charged that she hail been approached by an unknown per son In the county jail and asked to put poison in the food of James Con I the factory sweeper. The woman said she was a prisoner at time and that she was given consider able freedom in the jail. Conley was the chief witness against Frank and was convicted as an accessory murder. Superior Judge Hill today Issued an order placing Dan C. of a national detective . under bond for his later before Fulton grand jury here. Solicitor Gen- chief of the states legal forces in the case of Frank said that be desired the testimony of the in with the obtaining of an affidavit from Rev. C. B. dale The minister asserted that bad beard Conley. the confess the murder, but he later repudiated tin statement. The solicitor general tonight would not say whether he contemplated ask the grand jury To make a investigation of methods used in ob tabling evidence in connection with the extraordinary motion for a n- trial for the factory's superintendent. Various persons have repudiated davits and claimed undue Influence No time has been set by Judge Hill for hearing of argument the verdict sentencing Frank to be bunged. Counsel for defendant that It was illegal, as absent from the courtroom when verdict was rendered. Marriage Licenses. Register of Deeds Bell bas Issued licenses to the following couples since last White. John D. Carroll and Sutton B, T. Carr and Alice Henry Andrews and Pad- gilt. and Fannie Page. Colored. Watson and Lent Ann Grew Little and Little. The Hanks Will Close. Next May mortal In the three hunks have agreed to close on that from o'clock through the remain of the Old County Home Sold. On Monday at o'clock the old county home or better known as the Poor House was sold at public being bid in by Mr. H. L. legion for At first the plot was divided into four sections and up for sale hut the sale was not sat bringing a little more than No resolution, however, was passed by the board approving the sale but is thought that it will be approved at u culled mi-cling on Tuesday, May Next Tuesday. Again the old soldiers of the are reminded that their annual union this year will be held on next Tuesday, 12th. It is hoped all can do ho will attend as arrange are being made to give the n enjoyable day. i For and Your Mother DAY l IN in Honor Hay. are more important to the country than the r. literary man the man of v. it. The general object of Mother's Day Is a simultaneous r value throughout world of the love and gratitude nun. i and nation owe to their good mothers; Are you us in celebrating Ibis International Honor Day for all creeds, classes, races and Countries The Special Object of Mother's Day is to honor and uplift moth i and to give happiness lo lust mother who ever lived MOTH Kit. Live this day as your mother would have you live and Make it a day of pleasure to her through your loving thought or or, by having hi r as your guest of If she is not living, perhaps you can place on her white flowers of love and fidelity, . a morbid sent meat, but in dad recognition she to you, best mother who lived. In her remember tin .- V or unfortunate in or prison, or some one else with whom a little joy long way may set the blood In veins think have no heart, and who may think you have none. The affords opportunities for a mes- sage of sympathy, brotherhood or courtesy. Noble, mothers and other patriot women I tie- r country's benefactors Mothers have given the nation Its soldiers, sailors and stat nun. but none of our many holidays honors them in a national way. As a grateful tribute to of these patriots, let the Hag In from home and bus house Mother's flay. National. State, county and city heads of religious, fraternal. patriotic and business organizations and schools are asked to of- request observance of Mother's Day. Let there be special exercises, or the wearing and distribution of the Mother's Day em- The Mother's Day Movement is for all men women and children of mother loving hearts. Send in your name, and in honor of your mother, or the of your children, help to make Mother's Day and Its work world True observance of Mother's Day appeals to all social, civil, military and religious organizations alike; to him who has missed joy. the tender ministrations of a mother s love, no less than to the one who has derived the elements of a noble character from the maternal rare bestowed in The founder of Mother's Day is Anna North Twelfth Streets. D. S. A. A special program is gotten out for schools. schools and societies. Schools celebrate on Friday. Also, an official badge for those who cannot get flowers. State Democratic Building and Loan Will in Raleigh Has Over Next Month Shares In force i a- Warren, ml xi com has Issued from his at Hi the formal call tor meeting the convention h Raleigh June -I The win nominate a candidate for i i i led Senator, a candidate corporation commissioner, nomination of of t and declare a par . . holders o Bit d Loan held night in the city hall. I es be. shown n d i all. Th. .- i pot tin ,, bas tr a son over es III . and i mi about r month. This is I t its It col and CASE I W. MILLS SET TRIM. Mr. Joshua W. Mills, who several killed Mr. will go on trial next Friday at Wash Beaufort county. The was arraigned In op n i Monday and a of mi n were for the box, fro the jury will be selected. This will no doubt attract large as both men were well known. Mr. Mills was bailed alter the tragedy occurred in sum H. Ward and i who appeared here In the trial have been employed as counsel the Mills case. Mr. Ward the defense while Mr. appear for the prosecution meeting. Opening Day in READING, Pa. May six clubs of the baseball lea- lined up today for the opening contests of the season. This is the eleventh season of the league and the i owners and managers predict that it will he the most success mi since Its For the open contests Trenton at Wilmington, at Allen town at Rending. The calls for a season ending on day. , Are you thinking about listing your taxes It is time, and the list are on their jobs. Conference of Jewish Charities. MEMPHIS. Tenn . May n philanthropists and so workers from sections of the country were present today the opening the meeting of the National of Jewish Max of presided at the session this afternoon. Speakers to iv heard at the subsequent session hide Rabbi George Fox of Fort Miss Minnie I. Low of Chico- go, Boris D, n of Cincinnati. Dr Pool of New York. Judge Jul W Mack of Chicago, and I Solomon of San Francisco A of these will take part In the Na Conference of charities and which s to meet here latter purl of the week Promptly. Subscribers are r-quested to bear mind that Tim fleeter is now on the cash system, and the will tie discontinued at the expiration of the time paid for unless renewed, lie Mire to watch the date after your name and renew in time to avoid miss a paper In can he made for any length of time desired. Preparing to has been broken and tin contractors are now waiting on mil to the erection of home of the lAundry on the lot adjoining the Presbyterian church and will be a one story building. rm l Interest will I kepi cm tor the attached to the making of the hold rs. Tin t present form. In of there recent pro I. ; muss ting. Si lions are in hand for r and Travis will . ; no opposition, and the ., . auditor i ad . will be able to devote all tin . carefully h i and lime to other business Tl if yet I here The n I To the Democrats of North Carol in ,. an, accurately kepi th By author Hi State . ., ,, ;, ,,.,, , . parts Is hereby called to meet j Tin thanks i In the city of Carolina, I WOn to am d on Thursday. June i. 1911 for their efficient and o'clock noon. a ll for States senator and and to talk prove the nomination of the m, several of the Judges of the superior court, who an ,.,. , of III . nominated by the several Judicial I both to the Individual and districts of th- state, to decline i, received gem on party platform and to take such praise as the best institution action as may be deemed advisable, ville has, One delegate and one alternate motion the entire old of from each county for very one s wag unanimously elected red and fifty democratic votes, and I n composed of H. A White. C T. one delegate and one alternate for W. A. D. C Moore, fraction over seventy-five demo-It. n. James. D. J. Whichard. B. W. votes cast for tin j Vines. It. C. democratic candidate for governor at Skinner, C. on. Launching- the last gubernatorial election shall; and S. T. White. be chosen in accordance with the plan of organization now obtaining This the 0th day of May. 1914. D, WARREN, Chairman Demo EX. WALTER ES. BROCK, Secretary. ILL militia till OX MOBILIZATION. WASHINGTON, May to militia organizations through cut the country governing a. possible of the National were mailed to all officers H the War Department today The in cover particularly the operations Incident to and the methods securing railroad Under the regulations the local United Stales disbursing officers throughout the country would be sup plied with funds to move the militia by the various department quarter- masters. Illinois League. III . May 6- With games scheduled in Racine, Oshkosh. Rockford and Menominee, the baseball league upon its tenth pennant today Madison appeared at at Oshkosh, Green Hay in the Twin Cities and In ford Pot the first six games teams arc to alternate between towns as paired, thus giving even club three games on its home during the first week of the season. V Confederate Bryan Camp Veterans will hold their Ion on Tuesday. May 12th Green ville. We cordially hope nil who can will attend Mr W Bailey of Raleigh . I camp on this occasion, Pinner will b- prepared for all veterans and their wives. I. CARIL, s-w-W k For After adjournment share- holders, the board of directors I and re-elected the following President. I. C. Vice President. D. J, Whichard Secretary and Treasurer. H A. White, Attorney. it. James. The directors also approved applications for loans that came be. fore the meeting. to RICHMOND FOR ins mi Mr. C, B, West was ink. n la on the train this here he will undergo an opt n for appendicitis. ll Monday when Mr. West first . ed an operation would not l- necessary at this time, but ins ion continued to worse until the attending physician decided it best to take him to a hospital at Reunion The 10th of May falls on this year, and the old soldiers will have annual reunion on the fol. lowing Tuesday. 12th. Preparations have already begun to give a good day and It is hoped every one of them who can get will come. Hon. J. W. Bailey, of Raleigh, will he the orator and his speech do. all who hear him. OF Coast I in. North Bound South Bound No. .- g.-ii , a p m No J p. m. No. C B u Southern. Bast Hound West Bound So t n. m. No. s. n 1- s. m. No. a. m. No IS C p. m. No. t p. m. Born. to Mr and Mrs. C s Car- a

THE CAROLINA HOME and FARM and EASTERN REFLECTOR Hi.-11-. i right ac Published by m lie. O. Editor. CAROLINA one year. Iii mouths. rates ma; b had upon application at the office Tb Building comer and streets All cards of and resolutions reap-cl will b charged t-r at are as advertising will charged for at per line. to lines hut-red as second matter august 1910 at lb post office at Greenville, North Carolina, u act or March II I. r BE and tint J P, Jr., was It seems now very certain that appointed registrar for said -i-.- the free toll bill p. the Son.,,, lb ll w- F- Harding E. A . , , , ., . . -on. roll hold.-r.- Judge i election will be so dial . .,.,., and Hie books registration count He will understand we -m b,. ,. Saturday May tiring up any rights whatever la 1914, and closed at sunset on me the talk repealing the tolls on day. June 1914. that on each Sal baseball team for Greenville shipping through Panama Canal period, the hooks will be open the said store, and all other limes as i an. will be at I he quite the said registrar, and all citizen desiring to vote in l Special School Tax Election, to be held on Tuesday, June 1914 will be required to l lib April 1914 if. LEWIS, Chairman ard of County Com County. Clerk. and that it in the future if we d i ire.- loll that we will again an afford lo and p for C pass the law r .-iii; i n a id- on bill will With Hie Pollard trial elided and n pas the senate by as doing Mexico can factory a majority as that by which m lime work m passed Mouse In addition is lo Hi r an Mrs . MAY S gel 1-1 r lb- next ons d. d . of Pi u. V . . A i Mill, it World I tires I Sin I III be lo John I. .------o having He n ill. n i with a f so. pi ions, I h also R. I not supporting nu I Xi i Hurl Hi . . -i new . In in an ill Mm.- i r coming ii maul who suing I i .-r a few I No n i . . in I r boat r In lb. i rm . d uh trial Pollard So Charles I. added inn. lo Ins already splendid lion -i pros, i . rm i In has nevi r had a harder gel ii on his hands In this . and u I d ii d him i lo In was ii i hut t w on on Solicitor. I I I mild hard Hod REPORT OF THE GRAND JURY Memorial Services forgetful. and true always op Muriatic and encouraging. His loss is great Indeed. Joyner also gave some shouting the Increase and ii.-i. lop, in. in s. under administration. He also t. id Ho- help Prof. Si nice With a Beautiful by M. of Memorial Baptist I Monday night in the assembly ball lo carrying on Carolina Teachers Training w.-re h.-id interesting m. i. exercises In honor of lie- late superintendent o his his counsel sought in measures school legislation, and in matters of. general throughout the state, and I'm county, and a member prominent all educational me I ,. the faculty the framing School addition lo the entire school bod were In attendance. i the handsome oil trail of on left was a festoon, of beautiful flowers Occupying seats on the slag It II Wright, president of the Training School, spoke of Prof. as a member of the school. He began by saying human life contribute type something . .- I V II gill lying V ma aim will . II I an of I I people, Waif -O- , . fad. i a roll ii Spaniard a n I . ; . A Harvard I good word damn pi in iii i M a of Meetings. As . . Pill an h; i authority of a meeting i m ii I. Com- held in on Saturday, April I lib. I hen voters I re i Saturday, May ,, . ,. k. I meeting- Ir. s. v. townships In Pitt , at I i lining places r delegate which con. , . . mi ii Greenville .;, Saturday, Ma; 1914, at At . ion be el. tin . l ., lolls . I'll.- number delegates to which . . . k ion to to . . ; on I follows Carolina lo. oil . . . a No. Falkland strong In I . ma to h; . in i red If i i pp I us on II -r; I,. ire I but had gel ill. on In em in i and hard fl Creek hereby call upon and all i. voters lo attend i. x . prob , .,,, meetings, nil pi. and Deb gates gates legates Delegates ii. legates Del gates . S I Delegates Hi 1- gates i- a would n if nil lion.- l. fully represented st .;, m in I .-. ; . r i, ii inn of in City would lo . i . -.-i In .-ii . . sq ill in on. log Hi. r Poi bud hers lo ; in. I Wow Folks vi low n.--------- umped I i I.-., . ere in. i and I be In nu Prof Houston i h m i . . experts would d r u an stable compound -I R. ; . a , ships, Ml iii n we . money too I i a p . got women I . rot par i n -ring, and the D v u .-- ,. ii. I ,, , . In-i- man a a . in Park Row i the Am in an n i worth lighting for i. in. tin l I n n i d of bums ;, id in i an i- i- II their wrath The country Is Th, ,. , a i . . lien in Sen have . .,. disposed them credit A Is i-d in the other nigh a Texas cowboys was in cross Hi.- Mo- in Mi . .- w. armed sold -r- and i id Just d to i. . fled In I.-. I-1 ink A l i- ho i ed tie court closed, strongly entrenched himself In tin people of Pin . in the county convention, ll. of April, 1914. mil man in. i mi. F rotary OF AND I II IN PROPOSITION ID SPECIAL IN SCHOOL DISTRICT TOWNSHIP, NORTH CAROLINA North Carolina. County. is hereby given the Hoard of Commissioners phi in regular meeting assembled on the 6th of April 1914. ordered an election to lie held in Swift Creek township. Pitt county, North Carolina on Tuesday June tore, on the question or proposition or against levying a ii School Tax, tinny cents on hundred dollars valuation prop iii-. and ninety cents on the poll Boundary lines of said District Ni fol S i i -i April Term. I His lion V A. We. mo tho of i i made rat exam i a- fa liters have i. us. and have reported them Hi I; We ii., i -ii it as have c. to our sufficient In accordance with instructions, we have inspected the convict camp, county home, house and jail. the offices and records Superior I Register of the Sheriff and Treasurer. I; is our opinion that the convicts are cared for, well fed and well We recommend, how- . the County Commission- investigate the of if the in which the convicts are now . This recommendation is after with the sup- the and of health. In the event the cages arc continued in use we consider ii necessary that not so many convicts be housed in one cage as they appear to be very much crowded. We also recommend that mattresses be purchased for sleeping quarters. information comes from the superintendent of health there i.- very sick- among the convicts, that in a majority of cases they even in physical condition. We also generate quarters lie pro- for the sick. The county home was visited. Con- there were found .- a as could be expected under ex circumstances, the inmates of whom there arc being well cared for. Inasmuch as the County Com- missioners have already purchased a now location and arc preparing for the en of a well equipped building for caring fur eating for ii. county's unfortunates in this respect, we do deem ii necessary to suggest any material changes improvements. We would suggest, however, that milk cows be ed to provide milk for the inmates. The offices records of Clerk of Court, Register of Heeds, Sheriff and Treasurer we find kepi in a most manner we take pleasure in commending to the the efficient service which these officials are rendering to the concrete floors of the jail be so arranged that they can be flushed with running as we are Informed they cannot in- conveniently kepi clean otherwise. We recommend in accordance with the suggestion of your honor, were members the school Us the tide of human progress ii. trustees and those who look par; even the kicker may Indirectly ii the exercises other man to pull stronger. But Herbert n Austin, of the fa. is committee, presided the In human Hie is the one and Introduced the speaker. Inspires As in- school will later have pub o become, a hopeful a memorial leaflet containing of tin speeches, together with n picture of Prof The Mr Wright said that be knew him will now give only a synopsis became, president were opened with and from day until his last day, c. Rock, of he found him and an Memorial church. Indefatigable worker for the in . , . it rests school it seemed a The program Included three the exercises prayer by Rev is I- ii- d In reliable i i Is making preparations to lit notice, and ii is not believed win attempt to maintain h In i, mil. It longer as the real people who hitherto ed him III all d- and Mi ill n w not a i I place for him remain n when hi once relinquishes hi. power on- The r trial that i . . lulu days, prolonging Hi i I.- a over ii Swift Creek township, that the concrete steps and the other crumbling of the concrete line .,; work that the the runs .,., direction house be repaired. phi line In concluding our duties, and ten- with Pitt and Craven out we wish t. your inn- I,, ., point Including the and the officers of the courtesies lands, Powell laud-. KM-I appreciation of th Patrick B thence extended us in a northern direction lo Swift Creek, including the W. Patrick land, then up .-aid creek lo Guru both the patience and thence up Gum learning a Judge, and Judge lo the Pugh lands. Including Ids showed that hi possessed these in the Pugh lands to the west I HI to the with the road to District line. Number Creek, or better known as the Hanrahan ins in the I rial was that an i .-a. Huerta In I. a hear to . i not for iv. I ;, all would h. line, with said district and district line, the And notice is further hereby told, an entirely new registration for was ordered and called. Respectfully submitted, S. CARR, foreman of the has. a farm of . than acres than terms, if yon have on.- to sell writ.- or see in.-, if ion mean business i prefer buying within r, miles of rail road, hut price air terms In purchasing elsewhere real joy to him to do things for students. No task too severe, n i duly lowly for him to perform. As of school management be a close vital link between them and practice and helped keep fa i close to problems. Asa teacher In- look hold of the simplest dealt with it with snap and II- was not speculative. He did dream out theories. He was always working and struggling to help others II- lived real life- He found Ho- best in people and magnified their weaknesses. II as a great teacher and built I'm songs by 111- school, on- follow prayer, another Ml Joyner'S address, one at the close Mr. A Cox. chairman of PHI county Hoard of Education, paid a lilting tribute lo Prof. as county superintendent Hi first knew him as a teacher when he cam- to and look male academy in an old n build then occupying the site is now location of our splendid grad . ,; school. Among who re.-ii . their training In this school are many of our business mil nun. Two them arc . . ii n monument in Hie hearts now Superior I Judges, a en be truthfully said the state no better judges than these. Mr. Con -i id beat days work the Hoard of ration ever did for PHI county wan when in I Ml, they mad- Hag dale superintendent of He then told of the progress I ha. a II the school, of the county had mad-. especially during the last fifteen years and said that Prof. laid tin foundation for better schools In Pitt . that mil continue to develop Mr. Mr through the years and ages to come . a lining monument to his and asked for lion Of all teacher, school and fit I in I his. Ii.-i C M Rock spoke of Prof. Hag. i as of Hi. church of which was a i -tuber His as- with him for three i had shown him the real worth of the man What Prof accomplished others was due to hi. having taken on the higher and sweeter in Christianity. It was the larger and i nobler life that made him what he was II kept him. controlled him. ., and led him to lake part In I'm- thing, helped others and mankind. Ho fell that he was b. serving God when he was doing for his fellow man. He was all things committed lo his trust be cans- he possessed the spirit of th master. Ir. Roy c Flanagan as om of his pupils. II- u.- proud Of Hi- fact he was on- of Ins an affectionate way Prof. had of referring n those In his school. He told how the school was controlled by love and kindness than the rod. II was indeed a companion of his entering tilth them in their games, touching their lives at -very point, and was one of them In all things. Such a teacher could but have the love of his students and j lasting impression for good upon I lives is w of poke of Prof home life, and the Influence upon his own Hi during the twenty one years he had known him Intimately. Ha spoke tenderly and beautifully of his cum his devotion, and his help to In- v. Joyner, suite of Education, spoke of his relation with Prof. In work Hi- gave a brief biographical sketch followed a re- , , of his stressing the pron part In- look in educational fair, lie had iii- Ideal count association any county In in dealing with ins tea. I his people, President Wright said he was convinced that the moat monument to his memory would be an endowed scholarship would send annually lo th- Training School, free of charge, some Pill con i moil ii constantly taking the life Into lives of the people he loved so As for his personal relations with Wright could not trust himself to say much, for he feel. his loss too keenly but he was Ir i friend loyal and true. Hod loves the man who loves his then surely God loved Mr. Mr Wright closed with a beautiful poetic tribute breathing forth the Id i his life Is living on, an lion the friends ho has left behind. President Wright has perhaps more closely associated with Mr Hags dale in his educational work since the Training school established than any other man . Hon. -t. Bryan of Mai.-, also expected to he one of the speakers, lull finding he could not collie he a biter lo Prof. II K, Austin, chairman of the c which read. Mr. said that Prof. was one of the truest and best he eve.- knew. many years he was his dose and loyal friend. The solemn words is came as a shock lo all, and In every home iii- counts news brought a feel. of loss. Mr. Grimes referred to the great educational change had come to Pitt county after Prof. look up his as superintendent. His of i was a pledge of duly to his pen and he every power his being to Its fulfillment, was a master organizer, and in n most unusual degree the wonderful fatuity of Imparting his enthusiasm to II with whom he worked As u- he War know- his s chosen work, sum the chief characteristics of the man were b. common sense, Ins knowledge of man. kindness of heart and respect for the . and opinions others. With. a genii- and attractive those who came close in him loved The blast Carolina Teachers Training owes much lo his Initiative and in his aggressive, persistent leader ship and work He was among the advocate establishment, and second to no one in bringing the conditions and Influence that caused the location of Institution at Greenville. Hood tine Smudge . Week. Miss . Mai I h- is his seemed and liquor came Into operation always promptly and i, day and placed Mississippi one stop curried out He nearer to the column states, and Inspired others with his spirit the provisions of the law brought best teachers into consumer In county and had the happy faculty henceforth will be to one gal bringing the best in those win, on whiskey and one of worked The placing of teach other light beverage per month, era was i-ii to him almost the consignee must certify i He carried Joy shipment is for personal use. with him ill his visits Io He gave his life lo the work, and Mis J. I. and doubtless would have lived longer ban children, visiting i spared himself more He was n home of Mr and Mrs. H friend most admired loved, self- NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY AS THACKERAY SAW US. ROBBING THE COAL PILE. J Opinion of American Cities and That Up the Chimney I. Civilization In Thrown Away. -i wrote Sew to u a in l . .-. ., be. ii i ; and there Drag Harrows, Pulverizing Harrows, Com Planters, Fertilizer Distributors, Spreaders, Chilled Flews. Tiger Red Star Tobacco Transplanter, American Wire Fence, Galvanized Roofing Prices always lie lowest. Come to see us anything you We carry a n k. i t- remember our MOTTO is QUALITY J. R. and J. G. MO YE In ii- i ; ht world I not ii l i . . u j he ed like th. moM .; i. ii i.-ii i . . . and -n III- u ed . R i , i i i . . It I pies I r It sill flees l . i . ten ii i I.- and i II -ail. a, en lacs iv . the ti Is tin . the . . . . away, for . . I hen, i exist ii n -t e to i. . though he r. i n pile RINGS OP AIR. Tn CURIOUS Male In Which STICK INSECTS. They Sleep In the by Going Into a Rigid Trance. One cm mi I Insect i a Is i t which Pro i Schmidt of lilt i i . if St r. . pen for th. . ii; I'll- . . i leer in i i They Voting. i n ti have the ; i --f hi.-iii ii. if i I .-- in -i ; ouch bus I a i it the same a How to Blow a Lighted Candle Away. . rags . i es feet in An . If ,.,. Midge III I of I . iced aide by aide with u hydro Id. tin these . ind i i- feet Is that the . i-. i and smoke ring, ii a sin I n to motion n cam of and is II. laid BOTH SIGNED THE NOTE. Established 1866. Flanagan, Flanagan Line Is The Quality during hours rm II ii i nil us r Si I ii Is real i or the in i has as i.- f lion . In one tin-. Ill remain ii ml . flat i s . ho Financial That Both Clay and The men in Its Jaws, I. -i ,. i -ii the less of n them than side of is f half in the good old when the i- found mi ,,. form v. i. r Hi won d attract more on Penn Is ii.- take Hi- in Its i role. ii. armor. a j i-i h is I I. in I t of III. , U into the water mini em lied l I. ti t I f or in ii again small ii-i . brass band a dancer In In bank the other day I n in mil. joint i. ii. . i. mid Tin- story i- told that i i Web- to l Will I. f the and thoughtful Clay, body lie form . swim lino the , . . give me u Duly some ii These curious little creatures have , ,. ,., n In lulls, which use I hold u lo to th from I us . -1 i i the tide The is similar in eel being n in i-n-iii an Inch in thickness ii has j -I armor mi Hun. of the nervous system from this u I I ; i of in ii. i . . in a a. e plants I change, Old Sores, Other Remedies Won't Cure We Have Oil Hand The worst no mailer of . I.- reliable In . Oil, It Urals at Amateur Headsman. are to i -in as n the ages last Ion . h took Versus Fancies. Richard n .- u Join iii-r pin . In the Isles was no later book of I. been refused i wore two twelve publishers i or C also We for same. ii J ill cash or notes or put f and Solicit a continuance Ford Supply Go. the Young Cow. Two Washington youngsters i who bid taken a i art In the were i-i of high treason The sci was . in Stirling, Scotland. The time. beadsman, was masked mill wore a bergs was nervous man who illy that It mi. till -l that be . iii- compact. the i-a o I I in signed lb- note i a ii secured i- across n again Hi- money Web in his p to i ii ii you suppose Mi- v r i on that ii baffles in-. Clay. in- desired some me baud n in for I cannot at this . Ire it is going id for tin in sent ii. were decapitated visiting their father's country place The -i in Virginia when one of ob- and tho id i was heard I don't see how COWS cm to I -r B B I Ills cat Do Marie gave the question oped that ho was i . ate consideration and then ti suppose it's When the cows are young mother cow keeps I still saying to her you don't i .- 11.1 .-I nil N-iv Shu Heal lovers said Mr I. h ,,, ,,,.,, ,,,. s ,.,,,, , s , i unfortunately ,,,, . .,. rare nowadays ,,. ,.,., ,,. , . . . . .,. are like Mitchell III Mags judge ii n- recommended i friend to read The man of the la tit ho ed I- read n little p so of Shelley, In would try him. ii lint i-ii ii Ink of said bis friend II after ho bad iv through i f. ii of ; ii It I yea I II the hat I v u know i- ii hen lire In ill Star. Phone Greenville, N. C. eat grass yon haw any COLDS or doses will break What He Left. Residing in a Is a law- who Is mis iii -1 ins in will . business he II I lung a c for miles A f.-n months sin-- a wealthy man S. T. HICKS Plumbing Heating Contractor Moved to New Store on Fourth Street Allen's Stables Cheerfully Given on all Work Large or Repair Work a Specialty Out of town work will receive our prompt attention Phone 385-L. Office Phone case of Chills Fever. Colds There, was speculation s it on the liver tho mI; mid the . i f i j. , . i n ill lo the better than , .,. tripe or sicken. Price J. C- LAMER AMI FENCE after a few remarks the deceased, lie i h you i how ii I.,, left W o mi . d the he resumed left lie i Rate. Mark on ii. lo i one auto in his life lie with n ml After lie had . rs inn other sights lb- friend over hero I'll- ii- I . in in bile ind I want i nil In II in I ii ii em tn a place ii hero i i t i t . i his ear. ll- ii rattling rd so l -i l n in bis slowest drawl my pub ever heard in- talk as a- man the I mu la s word Is They'd line- i . ml I TRY a Ton of Our Cotton Seed Meal Feed cheaper than c. s. meal. HALL MOORE Office at Carr and Atkins Stoic W. S. House Painting, Interior Paper Hanging, Shades. New Gar- den Seed Flower Seed Onion Sets Maine Red Bliss Irish Seed Oats Rape Seed Dr. Hess Stock Poultry Powder S M . OFTEN The Earl Did SI The raised Hi- i-- with by an old Ilia lordship emphatic his ball ,. so It i. mi belief, l venture to assert Ian l. there l ho s tip a man In ever It In tho toe of Ins done any,., to prevent deal lion of our VII it a rather timid henpecked look , ., ,, ,, . ,, was n. me lord man quietly are in real i .- ball said . ii Hi Goodness My wife i- u very good i ii- in I her told mi n . n-1 Ill's lessons Thu Court. The of States Is i ii. political, i . ; and above all pa l. . the fathers of . ad us Hi- . i ii . r ii ii- l u our of maintain Ins .- and In Hie of the a lions mid clashing In- to theory, I In ,, ,,, ,. , , ,, . ids mil I Is an the ml laws that are .,,,. ,, u,, ,,, and hi ,,.,., ,., , ,,. ,.,., matter that Is brought up before blossom I- hearts of Bowers . I l U ll I I is I I . talk, A Golf Outrage. praise of. neighbor is by ha -n S,. regardless no in- acquaint- grilled, --i.-i I ed ii . ml pepper . i slice of cold nit i a nun t ray. When be found words i- An is ll Hid I'm Ins id aid the your love an your flan . to Journal A fish iii a school i children II i were asked to t Hie word Quick as me boy gave following Press a you ii ,. d her II I ii I . i . her to Blame i would ill i I ,,, i, . i. i in i in Acquainted. An us i a stales u nil her It is i II one i- We ought to sight moon i . -I.-d her friend. I'll ii . I i I . I It'll me ii lie lie is I can n .-. p k . a i i Chief Slew Presumption I an ran Ii the in don of a but does i i . . hi II ii n on the hats Set they i- am ii i-i i ii n es Hi-y then Pretty Rich. the rich enough to ford competent servants The of re They're rich to afford , ,,, A Hard Cat. earn her know was . . I . . d ii ii all Mi- i does -lie York . dishonest ones -1 tag W is a hard word I the hungry. German

m------ Seventeen Marines Killed at Vera Cruz Being Brought Home for Burial COWED THE CHINESE. College N . nil .-I. pa a I Montana i nil i. stood the n . d. One one, the tank to hall it Hi- Montana pass, d II rough a by A fleet On during Montana pi sage o harbor over Frederick headquarters .- halt and wan raised again when the vessel had an o horizon, Ml I mis He the Sol average Thunder Storm in Weal, WASHINGTON Showers lb hall of Hi. week over moil Mississippi to above i rage, and showers and storms in the far weal the pan of the week by the i bureau are the nip. n. tare will average above the normal n rally in the eastern and southern states great central valleys, said the bulletin, precipitation during the week will local well distributed over the central valleys, the region n eastern southern states An in ow barometric that now covers the plains states will the Atlantic states Tuesday or I Wednesday, tin.- depression will bi i by showers the half week over much of the country from the Mississippi lo the I i and in the gulf states disturbance In the far we Wednesday n will prevail over middle west near close the k Foreign Used . Veil as a Cry. On I I I was ailing r wore boot Chinese sold of such a . i l excite without led I tin i don ii I of the i the Sow. I bad en ,. gun during i I i i the blinds of and, assembling he i loaded I d m- white to It this devil and also mil as a sort of warning to off the grass i open- ed i id a , r shots to the a i the iii,. i j, which was the handiest I could think of at the moment Whether II the Information parted by agent, Chen, the shots or Vale cheer I say, all hands crowded to the other end .-f the launch and remained at a respectful until was reached, to the great amusement of Chinese captain and engineer, who, however, bad deemed it good policy t- allow the passengers to settle their own disputes without interference. Incident is to remember, but the time I Revolutionary by in World's Work OF- L, Wilkinson Assent, Mutual Life Insurance Co . S J. an i my many thanks for check I of settlement under No Collin K, I'm her, my ton d . out II . ;, was within itself shows tin ; the Mutual I. Ins . I v. i Von are lo be commended tenting, company like the i . , pa i, j .,. ;.,, , one pr tint paid on the policy, i um, Tl Mutual i and there bad I -1 u much Candidates Cards ORIGIN OF BANK CHECKS. Der Large Crowds Attended The Closing Exercises of School London Fogs, It Is Introduction. it la claimed that the business world owes the Idea of the bank check to nothing .-is.- iii.-m London's fogs, These fogs in- sometimes inch density pedestrian can see but few feel f him. Something over n hundred years II Is said, the attacks of -.- m highway men in the upon bank messengers and going through streets i so . their became so fr i in of boat v fog re n the conduct London's It was to his victim, .-in, him Into Insensibility, rob then int. the of . ii in or that w. .,. n. commission of the any assistance In the chase In . hankers, tradesmen others their wits to working. with i that the bank check was devised fur the of Soon the highwaymen found that a few pie. i were all booty they wen- likely In get from a of even a wealthy trades man. the activities the daylight soon to an end, but tin- convenience of the bank check proved so grout ii survived only in Loudon, but was adopted throughout the civil Star All f Cards arc per Inch per payable in I till Till III It. i will be a candidate for the Treasurer of County, subject to the a. of the Democratic I thank the people for the pen given in.- iii past and it elected, promise lo give the same service I have tried to since l have in office. W Ii WILSON I ii Sheriff, I wist announce to friends and the public generally that am a candidate for the office of sheriff Tin county subject to the art Ion of the Democratic primary. I will of all. In the Democratic Voters of Fifth Judicial At the request of Democrat from sections of the district I here Ly announce that will be a in the next judicial convention for the office of Solicitor for the Fifth Judi- district. It. A. Now Bern, N. C For Sheriff wish I,, announce to my friends and the public generally that I am for the office of sheriff of county subject to the action of I the Democratic primary, and will predate the vote and help of any. W. SIMON Solid Comfort I lie Is us is a really mm. place the furniture here is intended u- that purpose. Santa Furniture suit place yon for but ml least See Taft Vandyke I Use II Sheriff I wish lo announce to my friends I am a candidate for sheriff if Pitt county, subject to the action 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. ERNEST It. DUDLEY, Iron surer. his method of announcing u voters of Pitt county that urn a candidate for Treasurer subject to the of the Democratic Primary. the vote and help of Bay friends mil public generally, and if elect I promise to the duties of the to the host of my ability. -J M w. HARRINGTON. Checks GOOD IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. . . ISSUED BY Constable. I announce to the voters of Green township I am a constable subject to the action of Democratic primary and will predate help of any AMOS c JACKSON I if Sheriff. To my fellow citizens of Pitt county I hereby announce myself a candidate for the nomination for sheriff of Pitt county subject to the action of the Democratic primary of said county, nominated and elected pledge myself to make you a good officer. Thanking one and all for their support in. operation I am. JNO, is. if i N i t I'd M, Greenville Banking Trust Company. i Miss lorn v. is near bore. ii is almost time i begin to i your crop, so you better a . Aim--- and gel one those before are all -id We an selling i i nil e -in. raw hats, Harrington, and . Miss b n Smith was visiting Mrs. B. T. Cox other friends in k For all kinds hardware .--. ll I Porn and f have a of cultivators and you arc need of r kind you mil make no mistake I i n. K Lumber and Company. Mis.- Smith of i tiling Misses e and La Rue Me i here When in need furniture .- w . Ange and Co. A new line of up to date hats and . at Harrington, I o Mr- ii. lei Who , n , .- p ii- Mr and Mrs i; . returned In mi morning. If it is any thing or lie us B. ind Co has ii Strayed One Iron gt i Apr.; it, l N I There was a crowd here . k attending the lib Mini. School Commencement. The ii was in every way a sir is a . II always is The school hi mm a reputation for es commencement iii-r. a crowd hen- lo it Sponges. To persona who know sponges only us they appear ready for sale and use the animal as it cornea from the s.-a would be unrecognizable, it is n solid rather slimy, fleshy body, In color from light grayish low through a range t. black in form it is cup shaped, spheroidal or cake shaped, according to the species, its age or the environ- In which it grew. In general. In appearance and consistency and the manner in which it cuts with a knife. a living wool sponge is not like a piece beef liver perforated with holes and canals. The sponge of the market, is merely the skeleton, the framework which gives strength and form t-. the soft, nous tissue of in Ins Flies Greatest Carriers. The mosquito implants the germ -f malaria, and iii.-- the of tuberculosis well other diseases, such a, typhoid and diphtheria. wait until the warm weather i kill i i now before the holdovers begin lo prop it.- For Sheriff. the Democratic Voters of Pitt COM take this method of announcing candidacy for sheriff subject to the Democratic primaries. Should I b elected I 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 If Having been sleeted Tax Lister for the town of for the year ii, is to notify ail persona liable for lazes i he the court house during month 1914, r the purpose listing taxes tor the said town of Greenville. All persons liable for taxes please come forward and list same This Oral m May. i it A TYSON. r I announce to the voters of township that I am a candidate for constable subject to the action the Democratic primary will their vote and help. U A. R. Treasurer. I announce to my friends and the voters throughout Pitt county I am a candidate for Treasurer subject to the action of the Democratic if elected l win serve the i. pi.- to the beet of my ability. lo your vote and support I I II C. T. Clerk Superior I hereby announce myself a dale for clerk of Superior Court of county subject to action of Democratic primary. Grateful for nattering vote the people gave four years again solicit your sup pert. If elected I will till to the best of my ability. Meet in.- and Loan The ninth annual of Hi- tic Home ant loan ii be held In Mayors II the city hall, Tuesday at I It of to association should attend this i and by presence lend hearty support to an that doing more for the of He than anything else OF Atlantic Line. North Round South Round No. s m. No. p. m No. p m. No. p a. West No No. n- No a m. No. a m No. p m No. p. a- Huerta wanted the um delivered In For Sheriff. I wish to announce to the voters Pitt county that I am a candidate for sh.-riff subject to the action of the Democratic primary. If elected prom my never shirking from the to serve the county to the best of duties of the office. Thanking you in advance for your vote and support For Sheriff. I take this method of announcing ti the of Pitt county that I a for the office of sheriff subject to the action of the Democratic party, if elected I endeavor to the to the best of ability I appreciate your vote and help you may give me. C. B. For Treasurer. I hereby announce myself as date for Treasurer of Pitt County sub to the Democratic primary ft. I. HALL For I hereby myself date for sheriff of Pitt county, hoping my good friends will help me If ed will serve you faithfully. H B NOTICE OF ELECTION Be it ordained, by the board of the town of Greenville, in a call meeting, on Friday night tho day of April. 1914, as is provided by the charter of said town and the various amendments thereto, as lows That an election b. held in Hi- I several wards of said town, on dry, the 1st day of June, 1914, for the purpose of electing five aldermen for said town. Those persona elected from the 2nd, 3rd and 4th wards of said town shall continue in lot two years from the first day of July, 1514. and those from the 1st and 5th wards for one year from July or then- successors an- duly qualified aldermen to b. elected from each of the wards said town as That the following named per- sons are hereby appointed as and judges the election, to hold and . said election in various wards of said town, to-wit 1st ward, registrar; J. II While and I Smith, Judges of election. 2nd ward, II. White, registrar; L. W, Lawrence and B, K. judges Of election. ward, T. registrar, J. s. j p. election. 4th ward, registrar; James Drown and W. M Moor-, judges of election. ward, J. O. Howling, H. C, and II I. Cow judges of election. o. That said election shall bi hell Hi- various places in said wards, 1st ward, at court house 2nd ward, at J B. 3rd ward, J S. s office. ward, at store. wart, J. P. That books of sail town will he open at the various poll- places in each ward on day. Thursday and Friday, May and from o'clock, a. m, to o'clock p. as Is provided by the charter said town l N j Coward Drug Co. Me Bat m Oar ICE CREAM lo as. All Drink, Full Stationary, Fountain Kodak m Drug Co. T. I. Moore Jesse Moore INSURANCE Fire, Health and Accident Opposite Proctor Hotel Norfolk Southern R. R. OF THE Schedule In Effect January II, N. following schedule published as Information ONLY and are not guaranteed. Trains Leave EAST BOUND a. m. dally, Pullman sleeping car for Norfolk a. m daily, for Plymouth, beta City and Norfolk. Parlor Car service to Norfolk. Connects for points north and west. 6.35 p. in. dally except Sunday, Washington. BOUND. ID a. m. daily for and west. Pullman sleeping service. Connects ninth, and west. a. m. dally, except Sunday, Wilson and Raleigh. Conn for all p. m. dally for Raleigh and at Intermediate For further Information In sleeping cars, apply to . L. Hassell, sent. Greenville. N. C. H. Agent W. A. WITT, General Superintendent NORFOLK. TA. Transfer ti wons No Dag all COT Kits For all occasions, Roses, n., and the lead- Our art in wedding arrange- are of the latest touch. finer In floral offerings to be bad. pot plants, Hy- palms, ferns, Norfolk aid other nice pot plants. Rose bushes, evergreens, shrub- hedge plants and shade tree. Mail, telegraph and telephone orders promptly executed by J. I. Co, Store RALEIGH, N. C. D. j. W hie hard, Jr., Agent Cabbage Plants OF THOROUGH man cabbage FOR SALE. The jersey Hake. Held, and Large Late Drum Head. This selection give on headings through the summer. for shipment Prepared for shipment In lots front to at per over at per f o h, Can is any Cent sod L. C. Arthur H. C WE ARE POSITIVELY THE BEST LIFE CONTRACTS, BEING PARTICULARLY FREE FROM LIMITATIONS AND AND WITH MARKED PRIVILEGES AND BENEFITS TO THE PURCHASER. Before buying elsewhere, see us, IT WILL PAY YOU Villa Reiterates to Gen. Mass That He Will Never Join the Huerta Forces MOSELEY BROS. GENERAL AGENTS. j Rebel Commander Says Huerta Is Seeking to Save Himself wants mum In ion to I S. Troops Took the Port of I rut on April is. Poor war would you desire foreign war to save to ruin, to from from I r -s . . . an J, I. Sci-in- v. of ill. Kat h ii in- Vinci ii- in Crank Short of Louis r Walk Pampas of which will be produced ii i he Lea Short Company under the auspices of tho Literary Society on the campus of the Carolina r's Training evening May the B, at o'clock best told the prologue. N. Parker, the author of tills charming comedy bins life, written a delightful synopsis the play In verse for u prologue, which reads as Kind friends tonight we lead far all the turmoil of a busy day, into a nook where days when George the third was little houses by the waterside, I live little gardens only wide; Here the cool shadow of a sheltering tree. And h.-re the running to tin sea whose drifting to and barges slowly come and r. H.-re the stands what's that you ask A kind of summer house, to Strange on, and contriving. Quarrels, conciliations, The time is Summer, and the month is June, When roses blossom, birds are all Morning and midday, sunset and a moon In surroundings, placid and genteel Place ordinary folk who think and feel; Let tin in live out their lives, and do and say Just what they like- and there you have our play- Pomander Walk where is it Out way halfway lo Fairyland. I Paso Ti x May The of Gen. Francisco Villa to a request from Federal den. in command of the garrison, that Villa join the Federals in avenging tho Amer- occupation Vera Crux was de- livered to the Federal messengers lo i day. Villa refused absolutely to i rally himself or his men with the IV i and declared that the las had provoked foreign Intervention for their own ends. Con. letter to Villa that in addition to . Vera the port of had been seized by the State forces on April 2.1. The Mass letter says in have received Instructions to notify the revolutionary chiefs that American intervention n Mexico is an accomplished fact. States of North a grave again Mexico by in Vera on April and by taking similar action at two days later This action constitutes the Intention i war and is tho supreme moment i all on the of all cans to present a united iron forget our differences In intense love of a country of which we possessed. We enemy only as a foreigner who in tho most unjust Ignoble manner lies upon lie holy soil of our fatherland. call upon brother to rally to the cause for tin- defense o national ii You could not more nobly v.-id your position that In the cause all we to the Invading Villas Refusal. I know that th. by processes, up to this time have sought bring about North i Intervention In Mexico. it i- known without doubt that the coming I of the Americans was desired by you. The manner In which you have excited Internal troubles and then called on all Mix leans to help light the external is clear to all the world. Poor Wisdom. Huerta and you did not show much wisdom when you into Instruments of the and brought about the of President i Vice President Juarez, and other ; liberal Democrats, because you did not realize that the blood tin he. heroes started the democratic movement la 1910 would cause a civil th.- conflict. desire to do all possible compatible the dignity to avoid foreign war, inn it . ire not able to avoid it w- will two enemies, the powerful and the depraved Other Generals Chihuahua. May commanding the division i o rebel army. General Pablo commanding northeast division; General commanding the central vision, General command- the besieging fores at and others, have refused proposals hi unite with tho i i i n an American invasion Tickets may be secured John admission Store. If You ant This Pony Patronize Shop, Kicks Palace I hi- I PLAY-- Ice Cream i OF DOT KB s Mils t ton i of OF TWO ii ii- Candy Palace J. I . . . Prop. Mil l Kill Spring I i-ii-r is Real spring fever is I Hut Grate i- Us Goal. Sprint is a stern reality is a by any manner of It has Its basis seated In to which the body and the b pressure adjust on or the change cold Warm weather. It is scarcely ii. to explain the hew . i why. Space forbids. The doctors i U us ii is s-. and u. i; r.-adv. I hats enough. you and I lo know i. this. shall we do about ii. we lead up on bitters, I liver regulators, ind Ionics . kind. No, is He- wry thing to do. If tin i bulky. II nothing tastes good, and i tired, lazy feeling ere i-. the secret, Obey your take easy for a few days. i tin appetite. Hiding a little, or --hi on i a meal two time now and then is bet than all ton i aid appetizers in town. worry you will starve. When you really nourishment, your appetite return. And when the appetite i. um dun i lake advantage of ii and up on heavy winter food. Veil need so much heal I. ml as you did in January. What you r. ally need is food with lots of id little laxative foods, In words. Cut tin meats. II alcohol drinks land v. lean all patent medicines, for FOR SALE Second Hand Automobiles II P. SO, Passenger Touring, 1913 model in good condition. Demountable Hartford Shock Absorber, Tires extra lire, rim. cover, tool box and etc., K. M F SO i passenger mod-1 fa i n ion so, passenger touring, model good condition FORD, passenger Touring 1911 model, condition These Cars are worth Harris Hardware Co., WASHINGTON, N. C. The Missouri State Lite Insurance Co. Not the oldest Nor The biggest JUST THE BEST Let me show you J. F. Stokes, Special Agent Greenville, N. C. THE FARM U the Bait of all LIME is their n constituent i tends to cause lien. Kai such things as green tables, green peas, string beans, spin lettuce, and plenty fruit salads. Many may be obtained canned iii a of the year at reasonable price ;, ,,. ,,.,, n a, ,,, fir forget fruits of all kinds. bulletin by the beat authority in the United; plenty of water and above all thing. Lime on Farm, and get price loop the bowels loose. In ninety of spring fever out Of one hue the unfortunate victims do no. keep their human sewer systems flushed out properly by carefully avoiding constipation foods and a diet of fruits and vegetables Try one-. feel within a day or two. rt. A postal Don't buy earth, rill give you POWHATAN LIME CO. STRASBURG VIRGINIA To Prevent Blood Poisoning oner the old OR. PORTER'S ANTISEPTIC that pain and heals a. same time. Not a liniment. MONEY SAVED by The J. I. Case Tobacco Transplanter. Great saving in time and labor, increase in yield per acre. Set your plants when wait for rain. Each plant watered at the covered with dry earth-no baking. Every feature necessary for every purpose, desired. Come and see these m eh before you buy, built right, works right, wears right, and prices right. is best made 1911 c. Pea Hart t Greenville, N. C . i In regard to th I. Case Transplanter will say; that I am pleased with it. I ask for work any and it was just as represented it to be. it worked i. perfection and an satisfied it save me several hundred dollars. I set my entire crop of it and it was dry weather when I set it I used six barrels of r I set nails pr acre and got a perfect stand the rows ail through my patch by hand just to try it and found that that which I set with he Transplanter grew better the season through also set some for several of my neighbors an I that theirs grew better than set by band, and they are begging me to for them the coming season. also have friends it a distance of fifteen miles from who want tin to their crop for them I say h for your ma- chine and wouldn't be without one r i Dollars and as couldn't ask for Yours truly, SMITH HART HADLEY, HARDWARE NORTH CAROLINA

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State of North Carolina, Pitt The undersigned Having been foisted and duly qualified as tor of the estate of F. A. Patrick, de all persona having claim said estate are notified to exhibit same before me on or before the day of March 1916, or this notice will be, pleaded in bar of recovery. All person in- to said will please make Immediate payment the day of March 1914. W. J. Executor of the last will and of F A Patrick, deceased N. C. Notice The undersigned qualified as administrator W. deceased, of Pitt county, Norm Carolina this is to notify nil per- having claim again the aM to exhibit them n i. undersigned on or before the Ml day April, or notice will be plead En bar their recovery, Al, persons -1. r., i to said estate will pica make Immediate payment, HI S Administrator HARDING -ti ;, i u Hat I i as executors I. Ross i as. d late of North Carolina, this is to notify nil persons having the estate of the said decease d, b i in the within months In m this . or tins notice will be pleaded in bar of their n i i All p. Indebted lo said estate mil please make Immediate payment This April 13th. 1914, Joshua Ross A. Ross Grain Privileges Puts IN WHEAT. and calls are the at and method trading In wheat n or oats. Hi i absolutely limit. A ti th bought So further risk. Positively the most e trading i an i an b puts calls 10.000 bushels for or you can buy both for or as many mere yon wish advance or decline i gives you the chance to profit A movement of S rite for full pal I i and bank es. U. n. M I I Ohio. Address all mail lo Lock Box 1420 F. ll lames Son. Attorneys id Notice Having qualified as of Cannon, deceased, of Pitt iv. North Carolina, this Is to notify ill persons having claims against the es- of said deceased lo present them to the undersigned within twelve months of date or notice be pleaded n bar of their recovery All persist Indebted to said estate will please make payment. This the 9th day April E, CANNON. I K CANNON, F JAMES ltd North Carolina, Pit I County in the i or Com I ions Summons. t; vs Atlantic Coast Rail Road Com- New York Central and son Kit r Railroad Company, l II Dominion Steam Ship Company an-l Mm Steamship Company. The defendants, New York and Hudson River Rail Road Company and tin Old Dominion steamship Company will take notice that an lion as above, has been commenced in the Superior Court of Pitt County, for the collection of damages arising by delay In the shipment of one certain engine shipped lo G. K. Greenville, North Carolina, by Motor Co., of New York, on or about March 1913. by way of New York Central and Hudson River Rail company, the Old Steam ship Company and the Clyde Line Steamship and the said de- will further take notice that they are required to appear at the next term of the Superior Court of County to be held on the 11th, day after the 1st Monday in March, it being the is day of May. 1914, at the Court House of said County, in Greenville. North Carolina and ans- or demur to the complaint of the plaintiff in said action, or the plain- tiff will apply to the Court for the n lief demanded in said complaint. This 11th day of April, 1914. C. MOORE. Clerk Superior Court Pitt Co. By, A. T MOORE. C. HARDING A Attorneys ltd Notice. Having qualified as administrator I Edwards, i as. d late of county, N. Is to notify ail persons claims against the estate t lid exhibit them to undersigned within twelve months this dab or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All pi Indebted lo said estate please payment This April Till. II EDWARDS V J AMES Ally SALE. pie of county a a school By of tin- power sale teacher nineteen during contained in a deed trust made by the next four years Ins life i in ll M. White, In school as student striving to on December 13th which Improve his own mind, we find him of trust was properly recorded still leaching In the public school in the office of the Register of the age of twenty one lie was i of County in Hook ; ed Justice of the two and also under a he was elected by the said I. to I. S for Pamlico County and held Fleming dated December 13th, as long as he wanted It. being and recorded in Hook A-11 he was both of said mortgages being for nomination the end secure the purchase money due for his term In 1908. He was the land hereinafter described, the o Legislature from Pamlico i undersigned trustee and mortgagee 1910. will sell for rash public auction our candidate Notice to whereas by a decree the of county, made by his honor F A Daniels, Judge Presiding March term, 1914, Pitt county super- court in that certain special ac- . entitled -l H. vs. I. s. Ross was appointed elver of the Tripp, Hart and was authorized by said decree of the court lo lake possession o- collections all kinds, nous, gages and claims of r kind due in of Hart Com and collect same as practicable. Notice is hereby given to all per- Ind. lo the firm of Tripp. i Company lo make immediate lib with s Ross, n ; persons having Id against Mm of Tripp Hart hi requested to file said r. This the day of March, I. S. ROSS, It. of Tripp II before court house door in Green- ville on Saturday May 9th, 1914, the following described or parcel land situate ill county of and in Township and known as a pan of Crimes farm. Beginning the Jones corner an I running South feet to the oak thence with run said right branch to the C. I., it. I, of in with said of way West 1563 feet; thence South feel to i.; thence with said line feel to the beginning containing 1-10 acres more or less. For more accurate de- reference Is hereby r id from i s. Fleming to J. dated Dec. 1912. This April 9th, 1914. II. M. WHITE. Trust. i a, F. JAMES Son. s. 4-13-ltd Nut ice. This i notify all parties am no loner connected In any way the of Anderson, Ford Co., at Bethel, X. c . having sold Interest lo John J. Ford. He as. s all and assets of Hie said company. JOHN A. id II qualified tor ll la inch ; he was d, r completing course of the Hi. i Schools, Pamlico Man and Ft male Institute, and the i North Carolina. Hi was II lo practice law In 1909 and very beginning of his has on I with unusual success, we him appearing on one side or the oilier of almost case iii our courts. Aside from hi- qualifications from a and legal standpoint, he has bad business training and experience, for a y. served as cashier lie for a year served as of tin is at present a director and member of Finance Com and for this Assist us iii procuring his Ion for Solicitor of this District, and states cause will be ably and sue . defended, and the peoples inti rest pertaining lo this office, will well and truly guarded and can ii. In a cause for regret your pan you have entrusted th ult duties of high office with worthy, faithful and i i STOMACH SUFFERERS If You Wish To Obtain and Permanent Results Try Wonderful One Dose Will Convince of w G i; K. F ADLER. Notice. Having duly qualified as tor on estate of deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against said present them to m. properly authenticated on or before the day of March 1916 or this notice will be plead in bar of their recovery. Al persons indebted to said estate will I make immediate payment to me. This day of March 1914. R. A. WORTH on the estate of Worth- deceased. 3-31 Id I Si . . . R. Having duly qualified before the Superior court clerk of Pitt county as executor of the estate of E. A. Sr. deceased, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to the to make immediate to the undersigned; and all person having claims against said estate are notified to present the same to the for payment on or before March 1915 or this notice will b plead in the bar of their recovery. This 1st day of April 1914. J. I. CARPER. Executor of the estate of E. A. Sr., deceased. Out of Sorts When everything goes wrong and the future looks black, instead of moping around go right to your druggist and ask for Pills You will find a short cut to because they remove the cause of tout trouble which is nothing more than a slug- At your drug- coated or plain. Stomach n tin , m i thou . it r ; U i- . ; t i i d I i. neut r-,; r h m on d me it clout It rarely ever t . , Stomach, Liver i-. Ailment; tn . L. i. i huM . cut Stomach vi . I k hi st own a II i ; v- in if. to pine tO . ,. .- . tic i aim on Do . o. pan if ring . even tit m nix- -a f v M hi 1541-j For Sale in I, C, by THE L WOOTEN CO and Druggists everywhere PAMLICO I NOMINATION OF ITS AN- PATENTS I . ti.-i or d I j for and i. PATENTS FORTUNES to I Kin- . J C. am looking for WORK I am a Soap-Maker. I a n Scrubber. I am a Cleaner. I am a Dirt Eater. I am a Disinfectant. I will with It's the BUB rums. I will shew i fur . lam Red Devil Lye I OR CANS. Half MY i i . price. OF lout pounds, ages six or even. Well broke. a. T. TYSON N. C. . law in the el Ike We, undersigned Democratic and other of county, sire to present to our next Judicial Solicitor, the name of the lion V. of county. It will be our purpose In urging nomination of and worthy son. to any reflection upon the other dates for this high office. Our pres- efficient and able Solicitor, the Hon. C. L. says, should be re-nominated because g has made a good we do not claim that ho has not made a officer, do contend that hi has made no better officer than the man ho succeeded, and that he made no more competent am i officer, than the who will sue if Z. V. Rawls Is named as successor. Mr. bas the office for several years, having been appointed once and elected twice and if he should be re nominated at this time, he cannot feel that the par- has been neglectful of his The nomination Mr. for an office of and responsibility will in no wise be experimental, for he has served his county well and faithfully. He began his first service to the Ci . ll . A . i BOARD i. Chairman. G. A. W HASKINS. JOHN Surveyor .; W. j. a Co. Treasurer. CARL I. DANIELS, L. Member lure. B, HOOKER. Member of JOHN S. Cashier Pamlico. J. W. MILLER, Cashier of Oriental. A. U. Ex Sheriff and Chairman Co. Commissioners. GEORGE DEES. Ex Member of Leg PAUL T. TINGLE, Ex. Co. Surveyor S. A. Chairman Board of Elections. L. F. Partner and Mar. chant. L. Farmer. JAMES Farmer w. j. swain. Merchant and hanker. L. H. Ex. Ex Mayor Oriental. G, L. GRIFFIN, Merchant. F It. HOOKER. Merchant R A DUDLEY, Merchant W. J. MORGAN. Merchant It N. C. of Sale. By virtue of the power of sale con- in that certain mortgage deed and delivered by and wife to Nixon Rives on the 19th day May 1900, which is recorded in Book page In the of Deeds office of Pitt county, the signed will expose for sale for cab at the court In the town of Greenville on Monday. May 18th, at o'clock M , the following described real property in Greenville township ad the lands of J J. Nobles and others, containing live acres more or less and being the same on said formally lived Sold to satisfy said mortgage. This the 18th day of April 1914. NIXON RIVES, Mortgagee F. G. JAMES Attorneys. AT MAN TO take charge of a two horse crop, planted except tobacco. Have plenty of plants to finish crop. You can make arrangements for half or all of crop. For particulars see or J. ll Tripp. Ayden. N C. GREENVILLE IS THE BE A RT OF EASTERN A IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED ONE. AND IS ROUNDED BY THE BEST FARMING COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL KINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HA EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE V OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSPAPER PLANT. WE HAVE A OF TWELVE DEED AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IN I III. EASTERN PART OF NORTH UNA AND TH WHO WISH TO THESE GOOD i i BUSINESS V TO i -1 FEW TELl . II i , HAVE TO ON. OUR A BE HAD UPON Ai Is . tin Must ME t. 1.1. M Mill II Locals Defeat Ayden In First Game The Season It Was a Slugging Contest Result- Nineteen and Fifteen H PARK All Parties Hit Hell. Catch Led With Six tines. I'll mouth Friday, I u ml in we knew ll. . mi ll, ., It. all ii.- our you sh be the vi vi. inn our baseball season 1911, a lip in he too you will do the i i -in i in ii you have u as your opponents. Although ii nineteen to teen score i wasn't such a bad . Hi. game because the r mils due to hard both the locals and visitors, and of. tines they were placed to the right in bull, lies Of four and live. which of course called for nothing less than a tally or two. The game started with a walk-a- for Greenville and Bonding several runners across the pan the borne boys began to play loose ball and the Ayden team accepted the con- readily and what they did for swatting the pill was a plenty, in fact It near being over a sufficiency, as only fell under Greenville score by lour. Their I was nearly all played in one inn- that when the locals loosen- ed up thinking they had a but they hurriedly came to the conclusion at they were up against a team that Would accept all such opportunities In pal in good work, and of course they returned to tightened lines The fans were very well satisfied with the work of the home boys in the initial game, and when the team la strengthened, as it will be In a few then we can look for even bet ball. It is part of the lovers the game to rally to the promoters of the Greenville team and do what is possible to bring about good base. ball for this season. There were no special features attached to yesterday's game, other than everybody slapping the ball over the lot. Below is found a bird's eye view yesterday's results. No, not the next year, but today the remit of the frame of with Ayden, our neighbor. In favor of Greenville Yes Of course No, it hardly n listless game, just has an old Score, Both teams wanted lo win. and they just batted in the runs. Some punk playing during the paint- on aide, n perfect panic hardly ever play- ed in circles. A fair crowd was out. Hot weather kept lots people from going out. Those who saw the contest must have enjoyed it, a they Stayed till it was over. Hero we give an account of the frame by innings, careful you who did not see the game can nil idea of how it mis FIRST INNING out at first. hit safe third took 2nd on n passed ball, through and safely and stop, at 3rd. out pitcher to 1st, scoring on the play. caught stealing home. , Ayden out to 1st id. Mi Law n sate on two will throws and slopped 2nd. Smith, never touched In Smith. It., sale on fly to deep short. fanned. INNING Greenville Boiling tanned. Lips. i sale on bum in third, steals 2nd. Moore out pitcher ti 1st. Lipscomb on 3rd short and Lip- scored. to sleep at 2nd was tugged out. Ayden l. out to 1st. out short In 1st. liar. out at 1st. I IN MM; Greenville hit safe runs bunted i . threw wild to third and r scored. hit to center for two scoring to make third on his hit. Brink- to center. Bowling singled . c. at. r. scoring. Lips- comb hit by pitched ball. Bowling far off at 2nd and trying to steal. fanned. sale over 2nd out trying to take the same base. J. sale at takes 2nd and on balls and scored on Smith, J H safe hit over 2nd. He was out a min- later by over-running 2nd. Junior Senior entertainment was given hi Junior the Training honor i Seniors day evening May exciting the curiosity all Invited w. r. pr. i out. Al on He evening 1st Seniors were received entrance of the Administration and shown to the third floor, was given a bag ii. a investment a Junior At the U -art tie y found the Jim availing in lake on a nip to Junior The V. C. A , lending Itself In. the purpose, was titled up with all Hew Making Huge Preparations For Coming DI I J. Bryan The great Home-Coming lion New Bern has already attract- ed state wide Interest. Not only muse Secretary of State, William J Bryan, has agreed to deliver dross ibis the elaborate i tempted in North Carolina Ii. arranged . the i. of tin I. a be the parade Members of the dressed ill-1 which every local organization, i lads showed the interested pi- and Industry will ink.- part. , Three Year of Hat Victim M ire Making Plans That Will Huerta , .;,., i . . . of In Mi in ft Mr be represented. in a . of Haddock's Cross I pro I for th This, up tin- gang plank and to Beats unique boat. The call i that's going beard trip begun. On voyage the w. re highly entertained by the favorite deck game of shuffle u the crew added merriment other will take pi a. lour days and four nights th K Grounds Th. racing I North Carolina has sen for a nun. of years. There will be daily flights a Wright by dancing sailor horn pipes a demonstration of Elected lakes Oath Mr. Waller Back I I- rum j den. INNING Moore popped to pitcher. Humber fouled to catcher. Fleming beat out a grounder to short. hit safe to right. Lanier tingled to Fleming scoring scored when Lanier drew a throw to second. Con was out trying to reach 3rd. Ayden- Smith B late on o second baseman. Phillips bit by pitched bail. Li., safe at full. Jenkins fanned. Harrington to center. Tripp struck out. work, Willis. INNING on to right, popped out lo Howling hit by pitched ball and . Lipscomb singled to center and Kill scored. Moore singled lo center and Howling scored. All run- in rs advanced on a passed ball. Hum. and Moore scored. Flaming hit Tying lo third. hit a pop fly which Pitcher threw t first, no one bag and scored for reaches third and stole home, Lanier fanned. Ayden lo left. i J. out short to first. Smith, J. hit by pitched ball. Smith, It., hit Short who doubled the preceding batter out at 2nd. Humber threw the ball away trying to complete a double play and scored. Smith, ll. . asleep at 2nd and was touched out SIXTH INNING Greenville- doubled to left. walked. Howling lined out to the pitcher singled and scored. caught off 2nd. Lipscomb got out on purpose. Ayden Phillips hit by pitched ball. ., hit to short, both run- i safe Jenkins safe on hit 1st base full. Harrington singled and Phillips scored. singled to left and H. scored. singled to center and and Harrington scored. Law horn. J. forced to third. Smith. safe on grounder third, full Smith. It. safe ll 1st on fumble and Tripp scored Phillips i to short forced out at home Relay throw to 1st permitted rs came around selling all for which the voyagers paid live cents. length was r. i d passengers landed and were across to the recreation hall, woodland park with all era amusements of an i . park. Ii. one corner a punch purple vetch and gray moss, in other the greatest fortune teller the world, a moving picture and at every turn, with the megaphone was prominence. Everywhere the were carefully attentive and spared nothing for pleasure. A delicious salad was served and after this the i I again boarded ship for the Inn age. the homeward bound the sailors sold ice cream cones. ll was announced that a trunk would be opened, a trunk was haul forth and the cap the steamship Junior, II. S. Austin, distributed fa vim- lo guests. These were folders In 1914 class colors, and white. Inside was a pictures or Senior Class and the class i with a quotation by each girls name. The gang plank lowered for the last time at School the delighted made their way homeward, A charming entertainment I cut so well as to reflect edit and honor upon the class or their advisor eights, ocean wave, dip death dropping hand a at an and finishing a five mile race around the mile track against a bile racer driven by II. and Ben expert machinists, tie An elaborate fireworks program Ins been arranged for three nights. These fireworks are the same were shown at the Fair at New and were pronounced the seen in North Caroling. One o features of the Home-Coining Ci will be the fact that trans to and from the Fair sill be only ten cents each way. The dates of the Home-Coming will be the last week In the month of May or sometimes during month of June. railroads are all and special trains Will lie operated day that Of State. William Jennings Bryan lid mat mi i i as in bow the M. gates n th. v I.,. South A . Niagara Canada, Monday. May Be I evening two children of Mr W. i was learned . Cox who resides Haddock might be setting p. were left In the borne alone to b en parents and in some commission persons, two way r the children secured them to be named by by . loaded pistol with which be Constitutional In play was mediator. of Southern t. Tenn , May meeting of the Southern till Convention the largest I religious body in the world, here today and will continue ii ea until next Monday on. promises to be the mint that the denomination held In many years. Changes methods of of the ditto church boards and n move the headquarters of all the boards to this city will h cussed and upon. mission board now bas its on Page Two I to tie for. in Richmond while the of the home mission board art Baa V. Present indications i n. I. the selection of Houston as place , n-s Liquor WASHINGTON, D. C , May -A Joint annual convention of the Association met It the New Hotel today for a t session. National and leg. affecting the liquor . Is to be the principal subject Freight in GALVESTON, May twenty third annual convention the Claim opened today with members In II from all of the United Stoles and Camilla The sessions will for several .-.- be devoted to I discussion of bill methods, loss and damage freight rules and Other relating lo duties of duties of freight agent a. Royally Hie Deaf and Dumb. LONDON May it. Queen Amelia Portugal at Hotel this afternoon formally the great national bazaar In aid of the ton Homes for Aged Deaf and People Tomorrow opening will be over by Princess of Batten, The magnitude of the bazaar Quite eclipses any similar affair held long time. The stalls are t by tilled personages and of London's society. Merchant la May The grand which convened hi-re today is expected to take up the rose of IS. I of the of In . arrested January on charge violating tin Mann slave it is alleged by the author Hi's that York Mrs. B I dressmaker from City to for purposes. J ; barged and bullet entered the face of the young child, who was only three years of age. killing almost Instantly The child that did Hi only six age Mr. c. s. Smith, our efficient has moved his family to town I occupies one of the Hart build- on North avenue. We extend ;. nine good For your screen windows and do. See US We have It. Smith lire Messrs Hodges and I. It. R. Smith left Tuesday morning for Hal. to attend Banker State Convention. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Of Apex are visiting Mrs par- cuts. Mr. and Mrs Richard The old board of town officers held Ir last communication v morning and turned over i of the their successors Th low clock did not stop, nor old universe loose a and . sun do move all the same. mother shipment cement, king plaster, . . ii feed ems and hay J. R. -I Hi and While the mediators drawn their Invitation to the . to send delegates to the H in e I. rally is b. hat information is being sought as to whether th. would consent in case the lion Huerta to of government in which he be represented. Those to th. mediators say. is believed that sum. arrange as this is the only possible one under which peace may be restored In Mexico under conditions satisfactory to all Mexican faction and to Slates. night ill on my mind Monday morning good and old folks have mi tun you don i mind that if you an our running . ft Smith and if is any thing we need worse i hi a hotel, a would two hi gentleman from California told us he would lease one for a long I. mi and said one thing could re i progress of a town more than a good hotel. A is a woman cook a red stove in mid r a husband and lead of . and six tobacco hands, let prove this to Why not use an oil i stove and be happy. Plenty of I., in lit Smith and Bro. Mr Waller Ruck our fancy baa been appointed rural mall r on route No. II. This is very gratifying to Mr. for among twenty four contestant he came out o. the big end horn. Mr. Buck I . Important posh fur a time edited I Spring Hop. and moved from there here, win re he was raised and look i barge of He Free will Baptist Pub idling Co . and after awful lire May. opened a grocery store . has feeding hungry Like Abraham Lincoln said. elf n the i ham e will Along the plains hesitation, I the of unnumbered ., ho dawn victory. ii in wait, and while waiting, ed on and build i iii . Hard i lie lull. d bad i it. i k Van. the little by the r. k, baa n . ant. his mm lends d light, r .- vi ill nil .;. ;., .- ,.;, n or. man the k let r in i II w build lust , loads -i.- from lo i K Smith and I in- authorities are having the in front of the new Mason Temple removed, so as to avoid . wind and to remove the roots r paving of the aide walks tn I rs. town of Ayden baa i of canal running through tho lean not, wains r the Job r day. s.--the may In M-s and c. Cannon, b. i a visiting bis parents, Mr. an I Jesse Cannon. between Hie hours of sunrise sunset, sixty minutes . ii s. .-. no n am gone forever. Mr H y Manning of i. this week listing the state an . tax See him at off. . and Insurance Co Vow la the time for all good men to subscribe for The Dally and posted on the campaign news.