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I shall never be without in my For constipation, indigestion, headache, J X malaria, chills and fever, biliousness, all similar E ailments, has proved itself a safe, reliable, gentle and valuable remedy. If you suffer from any of these complaints, try Black- m It is a medicine of known merit. Seventy-five J years of splendid success proves value. Good for . , young and old. For sale everywhere. Price cents. r i j Make Your Own Paint YOU WILL SAVE etc PER GAL. THIS IS HOW s. t. M. REAL PAINT, erg . S And gals. Linseed to i it You then make gals, i for It's only r Anybody can mix the OIL v. PAIN. Whereas, if you buy gals, ready I CANS, you pay a gal. or ft L. V M. SEMI-MIXED REAL PI V ZINC and LINSEED OIL, ; ill . . . Use a gal. out any you buy, and the best paint made, return the paint and get ALL your m.- . I . G V C. ETHERIDGE-HICKS CO. Hill. c GASKILL V C. Resolution and I f The Pitt County Oil Company. The n the principal of- in tail state in In the town of Win ii county Pitt. The location the principal in charge thereof, upon whom pro- . against this corporation may be served, is A. U. Cox the being a ma- of the Board of detractor at u n aid board railed tor I oat i at I Id on I of Jane a p. I, by s majority did adopt the . How i the of . able and n for tut bi lit the Pitt Count I that should h. red; and to i I i g d a ting . be held on Tuesday ii. Tin of July a. it'll at the of- i Company, in the v upon this further, that Sec- forthwith give said Ming and the adoption of th resolution within ten days from this . by publish I I lion, with a notice of Its adoption, In Reflector a r Of G in N C, for Ii weeks, om i week, u rely, and y mailing a i i ops the a Ii and I r of I In Win i .-- if, hen day G COX. . S I. COX. Proposals, Sealed w received by Board of Commissioners, m C until noon Si. 1914, for tin and i a k and hi i hi Hon building to be located mile . I Line road, with Biding. All pr pi bi b a ate a . r by a leek of per i of the amount bid. i and cl rations i be a lie lei I i . Gr X. C, or obi I i the I . X. n Ii pi ill v. ill be I- on . of Grain Privileges IN Mil I AT. Pats and calls are the sad -i in, i or Be an e your loss I lately limited to the amount No further risk. Positively the most trading. i a i an bi calls on 10.000 bushels for f or you i in buy both . or as mans m n as you wish v advance or decline of l gives the to take i . meat of . Write tor full particulars and bank pi aces. R. n. Ml us all mail to Lock Box 1420, Satire dug as administrator r Moore, d, late of Pill X C. this Is lo notify all i having claims against the said deceased to exhibit lo undersigned on or before 1st. day of July 1915, or this not- . will pleaded in bar of All persons Indebted estate please make payment, . ii i . . MOORE, Adi lames Son, At I vs. lid June in New England and the middle Atlantic States, fair and is for,. for hall the coming week over the D . said i he a ban tonight. r the middle and southern dis- weal of the Kinky Mountains, i ml plains States, south- west, Gulf States and i rally, fair weather pr. mil during the week, with con- high temperatures to the south- ward and with rising over central by the the a. .- Missouri and upper , and the lake region fair weather with moderate temperatures during the t half of week will followed during the second half i. tiled and showery higher temperatures, while ii tin- middle States and New England showers will be fol- by fair weather o both dis- and by more moder- ate temperatures over the middle At- States, until toward the end of the week when showers are Indicated Piles Cured in to Days Your will money if M . i . an cue Blind, -u-f Rest. rising temperatures. the South States temperatures will continue with r. i. through I altar N. It. July I Many delegates from St. John. I ton and other and th were here today the of the second New r ration Labor. The sessions will two days and will b the lion of of the organization and the legislative and other matters Interests of the wot I I ,. Are you discouraged nil SALE Twelve farms in Martin County, varying from thirty-two to five bun acres in on terms and reasonable prices, Inquiries Martin County Realty Co. i s Everett, Atty. N. C. if In m duly qualified I Court Pitt County as Ii of Mar- . de . here- I to all per bled to the , payment Have you any REAL f I I. to be Probably not ten to I I I kl k I one it is your liver. You need Tint's Pills The effect is gentle, yet rarely fails, even with the ordinary dose as directed. Take no sub- sugar coated or plain. In undersigned, and all persons against said estate to present the the for payment before 23rd day . or this notice will bi j ad in bar of .- day of June 1914. s M. CRISP, of Margaret James i . l-ltd. Notice to Creditors, ring fore Superior . Ii of w . . k . Stancill. deceased, notice Is K .-. to all p. Indebted to ., to make immediate Ito the all 1.1 said notified to the same to a i or in on or or this Notice lo . bi the r . Clerk is the W. . deceased, is given to all p . to I to tin to mint or June or . . . b. A. B. Id the bar of tip I n . . . Ma; 1911. MRS. M. V. FORBES, The Missouri State Lite Insurance Go. Not the oldest Nor The biggest JUST THE BEST Let me show you J, F. Stokes, Special Agent N. C. I. II IT KIM M Notice n- CAROLINA PITT COUNTY Barnhill V.-. Barnhill The fondant above named is lure I aider Mr. I. of Ad- Hie. tiler III. i ROCKY Mill June several months of hi Mr . Turnage Bud-; morning after his hon,. on i Ii s as d b in ill- j of few . any . d eased was eat A widow, and three rs . re Mr Turnage, M J, A urn this a Mr if Washington j Carpenter's and Builder's Hardware. Everything for Building AND THE BEST. to i Having duly qualified before tin Superior Co in et k Pin as executor of the estate Mr-, r. . A, as. d, hereby given to all r to tin- to make ; to the and all persons having i; by notified that a In . H ladles led to present entitled action m their said defendant on the 2nd day home with tin r May. r.-it. returnable to the of court. 1914. and that rot b on. The mains found within the county will by be is hereby required to ; u tin August term the and 1914 held on the last Monday of Wends h month and answer or demur to I of the plaintiff, wherein has been brought for a divorce I r tin- relief demanded will b. the on or before day of June or this Ii a u HI be plead In bar of p i This 29th day June, 1911, D. C. DUDLEY, Executor Mrs, Pi Ii I I IF YOU USE THE RIGHT BUILDER'S HARDWARE WHEN YOU PUT UP A BARN OR BUILD A HOME IT WON'T HAVE TO BE EVERY WEEK IF YOU USE GOOD, STRONG, DUR ABLE BUILDER'S HARDWARE. CHEAP HARDWARE IS NOT CHEAP, BUT THE BEST HARDWARE IS NOT BUT CHEAP- WE SELL THE BEST. SEE OUR SCREEN DOORS AND WIN Refrigerators and Ice Cream Freezers -May. 1914. D. C. MOORE, Clerk Court, Pitt Co. THE FARM of all Indus LIME It the Basil of all Industry i tin- is of all good farming, Writ, foe II Mil by the authority In the United s Lime on the Farm, Ind pure t lime. Don't earth, n . A will give you old dyed and mads o,. r Mai rs a specialty, Address sanitary Hair Dressing Par Wilson, N. C POWHATAN LIME CO. STRASBURG VIRGINIA PHONE GREENVILLE NORTH IS THE HEART OF EASTERN CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR IND, ONE HUNDRED iND ONE. AND IS ROUNDED BY THE BEST FARMING COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL KINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE WAY OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE A N D NEWSPAPER PLANT. WE HAVE A ON TWELVE If AMONG THE PEOPLE IN THE PART OF NORTH CA UNA AND INVITE WHO WISH TO GET FIT- ACQUAINT El THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN i BUSINESS WAY TO FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT TO BRING TO ATTENTION. OUR ARE LOW AND V BE HAD UPON Aim, I ill- I K News Greatly Encouraged The At Washington Yesterday Farming Sections Veil of Civic League The Curfew Law is Being Martin County Is Reports km That Differences In Ranks Near Completion HIT Hoard, S, 1- Drowned, Hut Her father Others in The Are CITY, X. July T Miss Guard, of Coinjock was drowned In river Lamb's Perry this morning at clock, when her father's automobile ran off the boat Into the river in twenty feel of water. Mr. T. Guard was with his daughter Messrs A. l. and V. I in oar. When ran the car on the barge the brakes failed to work, and it plunged overboard with its The three men managed ranks had been adjust- to clear machine as it rose to . ,. . surface were rescued by the was encouraging to Washington of- . .,. ferryman. I he young lady was and agents n hi , . here say of the j drowned. In- I seen he Settled. WASHINGTON, July to-1 from that the Villa-Car- i peace conference ended last and differences In the can Imbroglio soon may be success- fully concluded. While no official dispatches had been received by General agents relative to the settlement of the con- internecine affairs, a message last night from General Villa addressed to his American agent, Fe- declared the conference was progressing and the differences would be That terms of settlement hail been reached was credited here generally. It was believed a decision by the eon will be named to meet lion for their representatives to meet With Huerta delegates to Mex- internal affairs soon would fol- low. Rafael Luis Cabrera. Fer- and agents conferred today with Charles A. Douglas, legal representative of general in Washington, after Douglas had talked with Bryan regarding future mediation plans. None would diSCUSS details of this conference, but Mr. Douglas made this have every reason to in ii. after the trouble between Villa and are settled delegates from the Con- will be named to with Huerta delegates to the formation of a provisional govern- in M Mutiny among Mexican federal sol- near American outposts at Vera was a subject of interest official quarters. Several messages from General re- ported that lighting between the and was In progress. Mexican Federal commander had warned General that the mutineers had threatened to attack American lines. An element Injected . . live of the revolutionary junta at Vera asked for per- mission to go out and direct the mil tin. here see danger for Gen era tin- mutiny out Her body has not been exit from Mexico City. His early departure is assumed in official cir- but if the mutineers triumph t is pointed out that Huerta scarcely could expect safe conduct to the gulf coast. A newcomer joined the ranks of th in Washington to- night. He is a Villa adherent, who came direct from to look after the intents of the fighting general in the American capital, lie conferred with members of the junta but would say nothing concerning his mission. Executed. VERA July Delay in the payment a ransom of one million pesos has resulted ill the execution by of Juan manager of a cotton manufacturing concern who was taken prisoner mar of according bro- who left Vera Cruz yesterday to obtain his release but returned to night from his unsuccessful mission, The prisoner was compelled lo send lo the officials of the company in the demand for the ransom and his brother started out ate lo aid him. He proceeded as tar mar where be Was going to get in touch with when he was Informed the cap- already had been killed. The cir- have been placed Bl the French consulate together with the claim that was Frenchman, not Spaniard, as previously thought, Charlotte Ruined by Hail Storm CHARLOTTE, N. C, July Reports coming today from country dis- show night's storm to have ii. sever In many places The territory extending along the Seaboard Air Lino Railway west Charlotte was the hardest hit and In many places and other grow- crops is ii ally ruined by the ball. The path of the storm seems to have been most Cherryville, Iron station and Stanley Creek, where the damage crops will run into thou- sands of dollars. At Charlotte the root of the office building of the International Company was ripped off and rec- and oilier valuable papers ruined. At Roaring Gap. Allegheny county. a summer resort on top Blue Ridge Mountains. Worth Anderson. aged son of Captain William An- former superintendent of pub- schools for Mecklenburg county was instantly killed by lightening Young was a Harvard sin and was resort doing landscape work. At Cherryville, County, the roofs of three cotton re Meet Tomorrow to Their Beat Work July Carroll and Bertha L. Carroll Tuesday, n in need of a mowing i repairs for same consult ton Harder A.- Co. Miss Pauline who has been Mrs. C. T. Cox returned to home at Seven Saturday. Men and women are of a days and trouble, but they will have less, it they will gel an oil and a lantern at A. W. Ange m Go's. Mrs. C. T. Cox Kit Monday tor Set en Springs where she will spend I Tobacco time is here and you need a good thermometer and the very best . is the only kind it. D. Co., will make no mistake in consulting tin- before yon purchase. ;, civic League of will me. ; Thursday afternoon at t o'clock In the High auditorium. They expect to complete the organization and begin work at once Every is urged to be present and all th- and girls of the town are invited to attend. We have a nice line of dry goods and notions that We are selling cheap. S Agitated Among of Ayden G Mis- Keel who hen in the Graded Bi tea years ago is visiting Mrs. Lens Brown. Mi s Harrington, touring car. a Paige, also an the for same. Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Dump s daughter. Mr. S. W. Newton, who is tending the the Graded School has moved his family to town and occupies a portion on Lee street. Held For Death July Thomas, of place, arrested Mrs ; Speed, near bi re, on a wan hi r with tin t ; band. Joseph Johnson, a prosperous tanner ill Man. to death Holy Ghost church. Ii. to n port ken Mr. Johnson Sat k b badly punctured by the hall that roofs will be required. Water poured us before you purchase. in on the machinery, damaging it thousands dollars. Licenses, Register of Deeds Bell has issued the following licenses last WHITE Alston Grimes and Anna Laurent N, K. and Maine A While- Pollard and Hauls COLORED Frank Mercer and Malt if Corey and Alice Turner Lucas and Graham. Ray Move and Dill Jenkins. Hilts tn Sew Tort to see it lie Mast For OYSTER K, V July The Roosevelt tomorrow will I from the seclusion of Hill, where he has been shut up a week by his and again take up active political work. Early hi the day he will go to New York, for a meeting with Stats leaden The discussion of a nominee for Governor will be brought up again III hope of deciding whether Colonel Roosevelt will run. Roosevelt is expected to tell his assistants the result of his recent talk on the political situation with Mayor Mitchel, of -New York, and to give his views on the feasibility of a with the Demo- ratS in the Slate DEATH Yesterday afternoon at the plant . f the and Tile near Mr Hodges. young man twenty -live years old averted instant death when his clothing was in the machinery and his leg badly mangled, and it la the Washington Hospital where he was taken lowing the accident that an will be necessary, as the limb crushed from the knee to the Mr. Hodges to repair a broken part while the machine was motion, and his trousers were caught in the shafting resulting as above wife riding. Shortly the in Jack Han. as goon as he can runaway was stopper at church; Closely Mn m, who I I hail been from no on Investigation ad body of Mr, Join, i lying In road about H yards dist int. the kill- and with the result Mn A mot ii. tragedy was made, . . r. harvest his growing crop, he will ex- tend Lei through his property the county road on the North, an street running the same and this will give ample for seekers to pitch tent, will be a long looked for prize, as ii is valuable building When Thomas Jefferson, was draft- Declaration of American In- ii. in be looked i a hi ad, and we the fulfillment of each day ii ii comes to pro- motion domestic happiness and, mere Is no better way to a pistol found beside . demonstrate It than buying the far pistol bail only om fin Ai Co. There are plenty berries and Is the time to store away your supply the winter. To do this you need the old reliable mason jar. B Co., have just receive large shipment of fruit jars and rub- Miss Street, of Kinston. i; visiting Miss Dora Cox here week. They are selling those pants cheap at A, W. Aug. Co. Mr. H. I. Scott left Tuesday for his home in Eureka to spend a few days. Misses Dora E. Cox and Street and Mr. Leo went to Greenville Tuesday afternoon. it. the good old . . , j n was riding on an oil cook stove from J R. Smith to Use Mrs. Lewis spent th . , . . . the II- was .,,;. end with her parents Mr. Nelson, near Kinston. Curfew Law matter being Mrs, . I in our town. , j,. . ,,,.,. . . Mr. Enoch la In n K M ., . ;. business. He is the champion all timber buyers, when it comes lo ITEMS N. C. July 1- Miss of New made a very talk on C. W. IS U. work in the Christian Church at Arthur Thursday night. Mr. T. E. Little came down on the train Saturday morning to be present at the quarterly meeting Free Will church and returned Sunday afternoon Little Christian Smith who has been attending a hone party at Mrs. has returned home. Mrs. Ivy Smith Misses Agnes Trilby Mr. Mark Smith, Mr. R. B. Mr K Smith and Miss Low Crawford went to Morehead Sunday Mrs. Pattie Smith is her daughter Mrs Flanagan, Mr. Leon Tyson and Miss of was visiting Mrs. a. Some of our Church going folks enjoying the series meeting are being held In the Christian church, To The I There are some candidates among the long list we are running In our 1.0 gotten that these cards be paid for in advance, and unless we receive a remittance from those that are In arrears by next Friday, July 11th, their cards will be dropped from our t ant hanks. We wish to . is our hi II thanks and deep appreciation for tin man th illness and death our husband I father. W. II. Hives . botany, be is on the lob. You can never I a smutty kitten, lousy calf or a r-1 Boy. often times make successful Cats, Cows and Mr. Will II Alexander bought him a Henry Ford and seems to hat taken a new lease on lit. Miss Velma Harrington, Kile ion. la visiting iii Ayden. Good rains and good crops make- all rejoice Pearline Gurganus says his ml cook stove is all that claimed to be. Will cook pound cake an i then fry white side meat, It Smith Bro. Mr. Wilbur E Tingle n Hon- to his work In I, after a brief illness, jar-. rs and J, It Smith Bro Messrs I White, J, A, Lang, K. Foxhall, W. B, Wilson, J. A v Richard Williams and R, on n here Thursday at in- th ; Ayden Lodge lie re will come before In 1- of Ho- Christian m v Sunday after morning proposition lo sell lo tin property owners a ten fool Strip on the . side of their h, BI an alb;, Ii- kepi open and . h The price offered Is square foot, making a total 1785 for feel, All members an requested to be his town is deal has b en made, and the a bi short. 1-1 received s car ii of plaster, lop V-T I HI ii. if ii were only child i- old. Mrs Johnson Is sure and is v, pretty. She ks story that her husband from the n Is It ill in where she to await i 1- Peace House at Oak II. e . vi ed in I Ben- sat ion in this county . ail Martin. Quite r of lawn tors re In town for fort lion o ii. new Hon an on th. hank state- now being published and the Showing our 11.1 n the county are making . Bro Prospects are now good for a full crop of Hilton and ant all -in in getting total c early, so as to get a stand, ha nothing to regret some have out Hi. Ir I netting j for Mr M G I Mini In- ; Mr. W . i amp Kill m k, win n ii . . no to how tar Ii a I, Hem y Jones, d Em ma dusty a up bi I IS I'd while Mr Stalin n t ling Up a barn lost Co, mi of Ayden, Mr M ml id on i . slows that a, soil i to all sea- crops. Mr Jim bright nights aha reads Daily ones ; a little sun -1 flown, ii. an ii mt up m morning, but If you hare an oil cook stove you don't have t DO wood. See J. II. .;

i v KS THE CAROLINA HOME and FARM and EASTERN REFLECTOR Published by lie, . J CAROLINA. , ill to ye-r. . rate be up-n apt the fa. Building, corner Kraut tad street resolution t reject will be word Bryan has lea .-, in i home there, in n i om l advertising t s charged for . par lint, up to tin; Hear as matter August W. lull, at port North Carolina, act lb j .-- i . I do your Job . i . . merit. I a I I v x. n get us as big a . . . n tilings, v howler om of patch sent om Ni . Solicitor l. bin i lo more i tor lb residing i an r the i I New Board Aldermen Held First Meeting on 2nd I he The I and tin- lion I ire He- ii la ha a . man in i Bis .- lit; i mat b r are all smiles, since rains at roads ad should making toward Durban I pan in Goo .- , profit b .- good n is estimated there -mi rat ii. New Orleans have been some statistician look the , and produced -.- We'll a rat i mi Ion he missed the number i hi dealers in mi biles, per fear or pal on Palmist, fortune teller, M pi t or pan i in leather renovators I or purl of tor each table Those voting Smith, Coward, Win Hard.-e an I .-, -i it and Vandyke The police to en- force the law retarding of tea, cigars or CO the Added to be row phrase, I'm- i is lb i .- The M hi iii, t lint mat . ii r. S Mil good deeds I easier l i l i you on Her will pins her I a man a p n wrong it i bottle drink Is lo take c on the I I In name I- . . . i and Ai In days mi i would not a i sign, bin I., go on grass a vim. Just now i no m i d going , to either seashore or mountains lo keep as II tan be don bi re at bi n F Mi Home in Orphanage, will goo . . tor up. i broke i looks in this i bad r Boil i i; la . b pi Ural the the salaries of police The the was , Hi.- others Mr. , i before tin and asked a 1- nu u Church I hi same ordered to done Three Hope Fire Do- were allowed railroad fare hotel expenses i attend the an- be held in Mr W. Hooker appeared and r.-- i-i that he bad arranged the funds to extend the water system out i reel. Mr. s appeared before , Hoard iii regard lo the franchise r gas, and railway He naked a special com- be appointed lo an I i port at a special meeting lo be call- The railway franchise was and a committee composed Aldermen Coward were chosen lo in- ligate and make their at meeting Mr. permission to ill a gasoline tank in front of the It i Mr H Johnson also he bi to one In from of r on Dickinson avenue. granted permission, ad- vised pavement would have be placed in as good condition as In Mayor James reported the bonds for tho p and tor Installation of he- Are alarm had been sold i ii. it was hotels or other et Chief a was I a a- extending ban days or week. ii was moved carried a in I i person or arm ii in n. shall a yarn or part year Mayor I .-I ail persons or II all . . lubricating when i Smith and Alderman I fix Hi.- hours of tin- different police- Dial lb to lid t i do i put tired la lie old and in ; I an i drought In m I . Pill mi will much crop i i n ii. tin i farming ho and moves a town II he will make a And than Ore i v. I i i in ii . i . r a father Is I . I ii.- ml i l off I I Niagara, and ; ,. in i tori n i iii i mi iii n i iii H a lames B i i Line was It i bowed u- a . road. . why tin ,. n oil Wei- ., i on t for n lion new H supposed to be let i,. its plans ii will h- of its kin I II . . ; . . . A Xi mun in k his , I-- a saloon keeper it . ashed and bill ii.; a bill-. Win t. lie look the bill ha. k I i the i . .- hi was rewarded two l quite a l- r In ill I lo be enough tor and hi work trying lo I i e up the to II leader Republican In 1916. We had as soon see him beaten again as any- they run tor pi t. II i Wilson -lands n n- ii ran easily be Bald In ad- he will sweep i line path bin o--------- . mill or it. If would i a f . speaker go i Ion to train up , ,., of this i , dilapidated H p ., iii. r ailed v. ago The t tor I the i i i I the road. Quite . , i t fell into the hall I iii railroad I . the ma m I i to Mr r-1 in the say th , for taking oil i coat he id n In u e on line last fear, that might i. to shops tor overhauling They added the change In , as i. us ii, out win. Ii will only a few week lo will be n turned road and the old one ti glad to make public and I- know II i due to any lack Your Stomach Bad JUST TRY GIVE of Be Convinced Thai Restored To . to i their on It's i ill on in i . next morning. i In London l a m . too i In bun I,. a a k i us. d have thought h- a on the tame n mm are f-J take 1- r Wei I .- mi . v . -j I ti r . . tor . tea I been taken by ti.- ii. i th I v Idea i- i u Remedy a- , i Stomach, Clear I t on . . n la and I I t i . i . the . of . c- Ann .- lying --ii in I'm I -.- , l I I part railroad pal -i. Stomach tell Ibis II branch road . . Gorge Fred i , ml tar to I bi hat in other men h A that I Invigorating to the Pole and Sickly, n excusing him fro. hole TH JOHN L. CO in loud in nun everywhere Ills to ail to inn. ii. , A will bf I with s r quick tad will lot iv It a- thou ire lot t -a i t II. Ml l Whiting S;., ill. i. and . that ,, I he adopted. ii was moved carried the Hoard proceed to levy a special tax a- in. pool, billiard and bagatelle If. each per year, or part of year On Opera House or hall used as opera house, ISl. per year, or part . On public Auctioneers, per or part of On and rent . . per year or pan year On Butchers, or part of year, fresh meat dealers subject to the tax. wood and coal d fliers i year or part of year tin undertakers, i r year or part of year. dealer, per year i I part year. On stables p r year or part of year. hotels charging or more per M. per year, or pan year. h i barging or more per day. I. per year, charging i more per day, per year boarding taking more than hoarders. 15.00 i year or part year. i in skating rinks, per month or pan of month. tin dealers in pistols, metal knifes, dagger . per year or part of year i m restaurants, pi r year or part wax work r tor On in ii stand or place for any game or play used tor per day. i v.-. lo en for each horse used, per ear or part of year of medicine or other articles merchandise, selling on loot, from a stand, or vehicle or i i a house temporarily rented or ii--d that purpose, a day On dealers in lire work-, Bro- , ken including cannon k era, II. per year or pun year. dealer- In clothing, s . per warehouse tor the sale of To I,. year or part of year en dealers iii Instrument, en per year or pan year turns that tall other -d than their own make, pi r or part year. ma. that carry stock for sale, ; ; belting pair kinds, II per year or part i-i year. en dealer, i call d as chant i hi agricultural implement that are either Stored or sold in town. per year or part iii year lea-cream and cold drinks, on- told by merchant l building u-e daily merchandise business, . per year or part or i , ti l- lot in town an i. . or wan house distribution h oil in callous or in any tank or shall a lax p r in. all persons Issuing trading .-lamp.- deferred In section the revenue I of North Carolina of 1909, I a license tax of no year or part of year. On moving picture shows In other than licensed hall, shall pay a In I u of en per month or part month, or year or pan of year. tin every person or corporation peddling clocks, stoves, or ranges in low n per v or part of year, each Broker or dealer in futures contracts, per year or part year. On OH of and cold drinks, fruit and per year or part of year. each slot machine with Axed re- turns, tier year or part year. On every individual or tutu or his their agent in the business of buy- and Belling e or bicycles and motor supplies and Allure shall pay a licenses tax of per year or part of year, unless is conducted with some other business paying a licensed lax pawn brokers. per year or part of year. On or person or establishment offering any articles i r as to purchase or every dealer in photograph or any hind. shall pay a license lax per year or part of a year. h railway, shooting or of any kind of game or play with or without a name shall a lie. use lax of no per year or part of Near. , very dealer m 1.-. bonds, or other i a license lax of per year or pan n j ear on inch Arm or corporation of bottling soda water, COM cola, ale, and like shall pay a license lax per year or part of a year. tin every person whether as agent for another, or a principal who es in the business taking orders for enlarging photographs or who is photographs, shall pay a license tax IS p.-r year or part year. Barber --hop- per year or part of Express per year or part of year. telegraph p r year or part of year jewelers, per year or part of year stores. per year or part of year. On embalmer. per year or part of y banks and banking institutions. year or part of year. used cleaning clothes. per year or pan year, Tailors are subject lo tin- same lax but when both are run to- only one license is required. On automobile transfers, i. per or part of for each machine used. On ii vehicle used a transfer, per year or part year plumbers, per year or year, places of amusement charging not more than cents and performing in any given place much as one at a time, shall pay tor the first day and one per tor h succeeding day. persona owning or r each stallion or Jack kept In tO ii tin soda fountains. year or part of year, On carnival Oiling week stand engagement consisting of not more than distinct attraction. per week, if more than six dis- attractions conducted profit per person, or corpora- doing contracting business In the town of shall a i lax per sear or part of year, parson, or corpora . . line In town pay ,, iii tax per year or part year. Mayor was granted a leave of absence, when Mayor protein announced be would 1.1 the city about the same time, Hoard appointed Alderman it Coward lo serve should both be away at same lime, Following compose the standing B. y Tyson, H. I. Coward Finance Committee a B. Ellington, J. E. J I Smith Water and II. I Coward, Z. P. Vandyke, Ordinance Committee H K. Tyson, a ti Ellington, n. I. Smith. Winslow. Market Manioc. ii I. Coward. Properly and Purchasing Commit- tee P. W. Manioc. a. B. Ellington How To dive Quinine To Children. trade- mark name given Into pleas- ant lo take and doc not stomach. Children lake it an, never knew it is Quinine. Also especially adapted lo adult who cannot lake ordinary Quinine. Does nauseate nor cause nervousness nor rinsing in the Try the neat time you nerd Quinine any pose. A-k original package. The name blown to bottle. Tells Flourishing Crop Condition Near Editor Hen., tor k r. July t want in tell your intelligent readers what tine crops we have in Ibis part in County. We had a time get- ling our tobacco out, hut the crops that were gotten out reasonably early are looking line now. Mr, M N. ward has three acres takes tin- shine oil Beaver Dam. n is as nun h larger average as Mrs. Buttons hoy of Heaver Main is larger than the average man. Mr- Cora Moe is not as old or- Mrs Allen hut her son has lour a, r-s corn that none of the Aliens ran touch, Mr Carr has not as many year on ibis mundane sphere as Mrs. Alley Joyner hut her has the very lines piece of cotton I ever saw for the time year. Preacher bad a larger congregation out to hear him preach last Sunday than Heaver Dam ha- ever had lo listen to a minister. If any body doubts what I have written we invite to come and see. Our crop is not as tine us w, wish but we expect to have a few at the Pill County Fair Ibis Pall. We are hoping ibis may be very best lair that we have ever hat if for any reason Fair does not materialize there will be more dis- appointed people around lure than a little we shall have so many nice lo exhibit. We opinion that tile State Convent ion was more discreet than Editors, for they. former refused to endorse the pro- posed amendments to the Constitution and the latter went all the way-even endorsing tin- between the -Now what pussies us is when between the occurred and we lire curious to know which State fought another. When did Ohio ever engage ill a war with Alabama Massachusetts attack Virginia. Hid any state ever made War upon North Carolina if so Don't our educators think it worth while to keep Straight We had a rain last a line corn crop tor every body. A motion ; u I Aid. Ellington and seconded by Alderman that th- on pool he fixed at Vote Ayes, Ellington and Van- smith. Coward Manic, and Tyson Motion n Mi aged IS years, an old Confederate soldier who resided ii. Beaver Dam town-hip on John Harris place, died suddenly afternoon, He bud started to Arthur lo visit a son there, and after walking about two miles reached the home Mr. Ivey Smith. Me of feeling too tired to walk any farther and asked Mr to lake him on lo Arthur. Mi Smith Invited Mr In rest awhile, and ill less than ten minutes lifter taking a seal he was dead Mr Elk was a member of the North Carolina regiment, and icon part rial i ii war and was the number Con- federate captured at B low- Mr. John of Snow Hill has been spending a few days In made carried the Means be Ensign Timberlake Recently From Vera Cruz Visiting III Ensign Julian Timberlake, formerly of now of the S. U from Vera Mexico be been engaged in many experiences and is Hunting in borne of Mr. it. a. Cotton Ensign Timberlake landed in I'M Ml July Ml Car- Manning this tale a at Mill Ron I I a number of her friends. Tb day was tilled With th- spirit a joyous old and the young people male every for each other's enjoyment Tin- pond was reached at ten thirty afterwards row boats were launched and tilled with beautiful young girls and gallant young men. From afar out over pond one could merry laughter of the rowers Occasionally when tie Sun shone out picture a-r taken thirty Mrs, j, r some time ago with squad of , , . . Jenkins spread the dinner under the grand old i hanging lie u and found himself exposed to th snipers and was Bred upon several times, when a number of his men R , wounded. Mr, Timberlake, with a squadron or men Is now on hie way lo China an I tin- Islands, These experiences In has been through are wonderful for a man of in- age in- only being twenty-one year age, have recently graduated from r. B, Military Academy An- THE BEST COMPANY-- The Mutual Life In- Company, of Newark, N. J. C. Lo WILKINSON, Sole Agent. Greenville. N. C. Family is Slain With Axe While They Slept, No Clue to Crime water it such a dinner a the real skill the hand an I brain behind it. After dinner over, bathing sun- were and the cool delightful r tried, some the pain also d. Those pros, iv Mine Mary and Irene and Hardison, Ruth Hodges, Lillian Fay Moore, Maggie Melba Mary Mrs J. r in , and Candidates Cards All Candidate are per month payable la advance. For Sheriff I wish to announce to my and the public generally that I am Adrian candidate for the office of ,,; Ben Jenkins, Russel Pitt county subject to the action Carson, Bar Howard Democratic primary, and will Harvey and Hoy Mann- predate the vote and help of any. win. and lien Manning, i-13-tr. w. SIMON John Robert Jenkins Jr., David burst, and j. s Moore The young people left late In the afternoon, declaring that Miss Mann- had given them u delightful old Fourth. III CHICAGO, July A family of four wiped out by blows from an in their home in the Herman of Island, a last night, The victims were Jacob a German laborer, aged hi Except Ion Hied and Will Be argued their daughter aged and th , Before Supreme I infant child For I wish to announce to my fr- that I am a candidate for sheriff -if Pitt county, t,. the action the primaries. Should I be elected I will endeavor to serve tho people and all to the best of my ability. I will appreciate your ERNEST R. DUDLEY The stiffened bodies and the blood stained alone remained In outline the story when the crime was by neighbors, for Husband and Boarder. Bloody finger prints the were photographed. Search was instituted for William Mansfield, band Martha, who i- alleged to have year ago, and for Michael The latter to vacate the three weeks ago by the landlord In order lo make way for the new ten- ants, lie is -aid lo have red threat against tin landlord and Tin- young of tin infant had been living from her husband time and effort to him Were hi gun, The i, r. according to min Chief police of Blue island, proceeded with great Murdered Slept. swing of carried death with it death without, even a groan lo arouse others Bleep- in the house Each of slain i iii the load. slop, in a bed room on the Ural door of little frame dwelling, in attic th- women and had their beds, The found near these beds. Nothing taken from house, The crime was discovered by N. Jr. B son of the old couple living in another pun nine island. He said that bis husband's name Hamilton, Hamilton, be left her a year ago. I Victims persons have been in the three year In Missouri, Kansas, Colo- Illinois bi ate detail of almost of the are similar, sud most the s the has wiped out entire families. The crimes were committed at night while th victims lay asleep. In each Instance tin left hilt Slight lines Atlanta. July II Attorneys For Sheriff. tor Leo. M Prank, under sentence of I wish to announce to my friends and death for the minder of Mary Tin- to the public generally that I am t pan, today tiled a hill for of sheriff -if to the action of Judge Ben H. Hill the Democratic primary. I will in sustaining the demurrer of the elate, the support of all. prosecution to the motion lo net aside R. verdict Frank. For Sheriff. To my fellow citizens of Pitt county I hereby myself a for tho nomination for sheriff of Pitt county subject to the action of the Democratic primary or said county. It nominated and elected I pledge myself In make you a good officer. Thanking one and all for support co- operation I am. L. GIBSON, Township. N. C For I announce to the voters of ville township that I am a candidate for constable subject to the action of the Democratic primary and will predate the help of any. AMOS C. JACKSON. B. Carries the latest styles in Dresses. M. n Inch and can money en all purchases. our store and let u- shew many in Ladle Wearing apparel el Every De-s Evans Si. Greenville, of exceptions will be transmit, i the stat, me within fifteen MINI I I I St HOOT i. Prepares Boys and Literary, Music, and Sun day School Normal Courses given, i an Healthful, I and phone Convenient, of Men and Women, Terms Reasonable. Tho Fall Term Opens Aug For Tr the Democratic Voters of Pitt I take this method of announcing my sheriff subject to the Democratic primaries. Should d i will endeavor to administer the duties of the with to all. I thank you for your support and beg to re- in, your obedient servant. Very respectfully For Constable. I announce to the voters or Green- ville township that I am a for constable subject to the action the Democratic primary and will predate their vote and help. A. R. J. J. For Sheriff. I take this method of announcing i For Catalog and Particulars, Address, the citizens county I am a candidate for tho office of sheriff subject to the action of the Democratic party, if elected I endeavor to serve the to the best of ability. I will appreciate your vole and am help you give me. C. E. i- Principal. Warrenton High School For Sheriff. I wish to announce to the voter Tm county that I am a candidate fir X. sheriff to tho action of the Preparatory School. Democratic primary, it elected I prom Classical and Scientific Courses, we to serve tho county to the best Special Course preparatory to ability; never shirking from th Academies, Trained and duties of the office. Thanking you Faculty, cue teacher to advance for your vote and support twenty students. All hording student under the Immediate Principal and faculty. As.-,., For Sheriff. Two literary societies, Young hereby announce myself a canal Christian Association, More of Pitt county, than one hundred students now in col- good friends will help me. If elect a fresh, and led I will serve you faithfully. classes Davidson College. Leaders H. B. SMITH. of and one of three highest In fresh, Other s of leadership Expenses moderate. be a candidate for the Texas liar Meets Texas., July Dallas la entertaining tor three day a gathering of representatives the and bar is the thirty-third annual meeting the Texas liar Hon. opened today with a large and representative attendance. President W, ft. of Occupied the chair Hie opening session, which devoted to the business the association, The leading feature of meeting will be the annual address, which will be delivered by of Wash- D, C, former United State minister u Spain. Mr. Taylor will speak on the subject, Law in the New World o Ohio POINT, O., July Juvenile court, the workmen's compensation . and . .- live public Interest are lo discussed at the annual meeting of Ohio Suite liar Association. Which met today and began a three session. The annual address before the a M la be delivered by District Attorney Charles. S. Whitman of New FOR be a candidate Ho of Treasurer of Pitt County, subject to tho action of the Democratic the people for sup- port they have given me In the past and If elected, promise to give the same service have tried lo give since I been in office. W. B. WILSON New Gar- den Seed Flower Seed Onion Sets Maine Red Bliss Irish Seed Oats Rape Seed Dr. Hess Stock Poultry Powder Fur Treasurer. I announce to my friends the voters throughout Pitt that I am a candidate for Treasurer subject to the action of the Democratic If elected will serve the to the best of my ability. Boning receive your vote and support I t C T. For Constable. I announce to the voters of ville township that I am a candidate tor constable subject to the action the primary and will high appreciate the vote and aid o any. tr. P. HARRIS. For f unstable. I announce to the voters of Green ville township that I am a candidate for constable subject to the action the Democratic primary will pr their vote and help. JESSE L. For I announce to the voters of ville Township Hint I am a candidate for constable subject to tho action f Democratic party and If elected I will serve the to the best of my ability. Soliciting your vote and help. I am, Henry b. g is tr. For Clerk of Superior Court, I hi announce myself a date for clerk of Superior Court Pitt county subject to tie action of tho Democratic primary. lot the fluttering vote, the people gave me four years ago, solicit your sup port. If elected I will till the to the best of my ability. tr J. 1- COX Court For Clerk Court. o the b of pin I will be a candidate for th, the Clerk or superior f Pitt County, subject to the i f the Democratic primary lo be bold n September next will appreciate our rapport tO it RICHARD FOB I I announce lo the voters that I am a candidate for Commissioner of Pitt COUnty train subject iii the act on of Democratic and solicit your vote and help if t, I will end, lo ii n e the count; lo the beat of my ability Joseph it. T-Tn For Treasurer. I use this method of announcing to tho voters of Pitt county Unit am a candidate for subject the action of the Democratic Primary the vote and help of my friends and the public generally, II elect- ed I promise to tho duties to the best of my O. W. HARRINGTON. For Treasurer. hereby announce myself as date for Treasurer of Pitt County sub to the Democratic primary. v. I HALL. Week-End and Summer I X C I II I I N It A I E via tho ATLANTIC COAST Standard the Hound Kales. To Washington, t. c. . To Baltimore. Md. To New I . To Boston, Mass. Tickets on sale every Checks GOOD IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. . . ISSUED BY Greenville Banking Trust Company. in the I he saving between Ford and car I lot prudent buyer, He knows Ford not naves him dollar nerve him tie-t. It's bet- car old n lower price backed Ford service guarantee. for Hie for Hie Inuring ear tot Hie car i. o, it. Detroit, with Bel particulars Ford Supply Co. Phone Greenville, N. C. III IS SO There are good Plumbers and poor Plumbers, and you cannot tell the difference by looks; but you can easily i ii the difference by their work. If you been disappointed in work done by plumbers. us a trial, We have the knowledge and skill to do the Ones work. If you have any doubt as to tho truth of our statement, ask your neighbors. S. T. Hicks, THE Plumber. If it INSURANCE you WANT SEE US HALL MOORE . . . . September via Norfolk and steamer, with final return limit Oct. 1914. W. J. T. C. Pass Traffic lien Pass Wilmington, N. C. T. I. Moore Moore INSURANCE Fire, Health and Accident Opposite Proctor Hotel

w i FAMILY AVOIDS SERIOUS SICKNESS By Being Constantly Supplied With Conic Hi i Or come he none molt i. None Ami i a r. oil. Patrons We're l Freud Mil Mrs. J. B. Whittaker, sick headache, Ten ago friend told me to tr; J s which I did and it to be the best cine tor young and old. on hand an the time now, and when children feel little bad, they ask me a dose, it ; does them more good than any medicine they ever tried. We never have a long sped of sick- in our since we commenced is purely vegetable, and has been found to aid re- indigestion, colic, wind, nausea, headache, sick and similar It been in constant use for more than TO and has more a million people. Your sells and recommends Price only cage to-day. World's Largest Apartment A. F. architect of city, states that his home town. Newark. N. J. will soon boast of the largest apart- house In the world Ground has been broken for a building to be stories high In front and stories In tho rear. The building will be located at IS High street, with a frontage of feet on that street and B depth of The construction cost will be 1850.000. A lane from Spruce street to the roar of the building will run to a private garage, capable of accommodating mobiles. There will he a palm room, a social room, a ballroom and a restaurant on the thirteenth Boor. The restaurant will accommodate one time a roof garden, covering the en- tire will be a I of the Street Journal n. c Candy Palace j. ANNOUNCEMENT WE have secured the a or the exclusive sale of i- n a stock B. P. S. Pain I we we Fully B. P. S. Best Paint B. P. S. in .- y slip cans, BEFORE INVESTING be glad to open up a can a I how the paint it i Estimates, color cards other on request. Hard- Ware Company CHOICE lIT Pot H occasions. Ca-n dons. Tallies the leaf Ml Our art In menU are tho latest touch. In floral to be pot plants, ferns. Norfolk , many other nice pot plants. Rose bushes evergreens, err . bi plants and shade Wall, telegraph telephone ores . promptly executed by J. I. k C. . re Greenhouse Ml- RALEIGH, N P. J. Jr. Tie; PEST OF THE WEST INDIES Planters Wage War Against Species Of Crabs Are Destructive to the Vegetation. A curiously destructive pest of Grand Cayman Island of the British West Indies is found in certain species of crabs. They not only partake raven- of everything edible, but burrows do great damage, and they these burrows with every kind stolen small articles. A bulletin Gardens notes that such utterly useless objects as knives and pocket compasses n away from r a setting hen are devoured, if not tho hen herself, and many leaves of trees are eaten that to per cent of the plants may require replacing U newly cleared ground from which the crabs have been thoroughly out Patches of thin soil In the become covered with site the complete driving away of the crabs. They shut themselves in the early part of US year to change their ells. and f their of sticks and nip off or mot up saplings three- quarters of an inch In diameter A ,,,,. reprehensible I harmful to the planter, is can- NEW ABOUT Asserts the Insects Have a Regular Form of Among Ants have long been known for their excessive Industry, but from a curious communication which has Just they seem to have surpassed all other Insects by organizing an elaborate system of signaling. Professor who has recently investigated tho habits of the White ant, reports that the of that species give warnings or encouraging signals by knocking with their upon dry leaves, thereby emitting a crackling sound. Placing some of these a big plate and covering It with aper, he found that tho sol- among the ants responded to taps with a rustling, crackling from this audible there arrears to be Inaudible form of signal, pro- asserts that the ants the worker ants. TO do this, insect stands firmly on its legs with the head raised and the body slightly oblique, and shake Itself for an Instant with a shudder. This seems to mean some- if LE BE PASSES EB . J; Atlantic Coast Line. North Bound South Bound No. a m. No. p. rs No. p x N . B Bail Bound West Bound No. a. m No, n No. I a. m. No. No. IS V m No Asiatics Use Goat Skin Churns. skin churns the In the Asiatic deserts They are the unique butter-making con- is of the world. i. gigantic footballs, varying In size according to the extent of the .-.- are constructed . . . in the .- . f B i .;. with hair side In. run Into these bags they are about half fall, and the balance of the Is filled with air from tho lungs. Then th. churns are suspended from three and a rocking motion begun, Th- air or. th . aid coaxing the butt, r from the cream. After tho churning the prod- is I through cloth, for the hair a tendency to shed during the lent operations. Iron Ore Years. is still a amount Of iron ore In the ground, as shown by a r. port on the world's resources resented at the International ingress at Stockholm It I he total of Iron ore existing In deposits that can be worked at an amounts to long tons. representing 10.192.000,000 tons of Iron. This total would supply the require- of world for considerably less than two centuries, even were the k- rate of output not ex- the average. However, the potential resources of the world not yet d, are estimated to amount i 123,877,000.000 ions of ore. The out it of Iron ore In la I mate, I tons for the ten Around the Old Drum Stove. any big snowstorm you young. said the wit I the counter. cackled the old man. me whoppers. remember here snow six feet above hi ad. Oh, i Cy. That's Impost There never was such a snow true, tell have feet above my head I guess ought to know. I down cellar at London Time at a Penny. On the day that the London Times was Issued at a penny I two cents, Its circulation was quadrupled. Three hundred thousand copies were sold. Tho London Dally Mall The demand la the most amazing thing that has ever been known In the history Of newspapers Pour or . Mini r five hundred thousand people applied PLAY NECESSARY FOR CHILD for the paper , . On arrival at heir newsagent's or bookstalls they found that all the copies had been re- served for regular Most Important for His Proper There Should Safe Places Provided. Tailoring Parlor . . Pressing Club . . SUITS MADE TO ORDER Phone Cleaning and Pressing. Evans Street Altering. Cleaning end of all kind,. Hat. Spatial given to Coat and Dre. FOR AND DELIVERED. Work H. MANAGER Hotel GREENVILLE, V C. the streets of the city shall be full of boys and playing In the streets Thus In H. C. But there were fewer motor cars In day than there ours. Tho children now need, for their play, some place safer than the street, declares the craftsman. M re Important than the play, ground, how. Is the play. It Is well that children should play In a ;. ,., .- absolutely that they should play B .;.,,. r to grow up at all. For there Is no doubt now, I think, in the minds that play builds the It Is the method that has provided for his development. Play ltd. -d Is the positive side of tho whole phenomenon of Infancy. The reason the higher animals, and man above all, are born so helpless and i formed Is that they may be finished by this el method. It is for the sake of play that Infancy exists, that b such a thing as a child at all. Tho child who is deprived of his to play Is deprived of his op- to grow The Woman Who Writes with stationary procured In BO danger of having her letters as to correct form anyway We Just the right shape, size and tint of paper, the ink that t splutter. Our stationary Is approved people who know. Wise Answer. -The. lain Bishop said a New Tori Methodist, one evening at a fashionable In avenue the bishop eat one of those dyed, elderly woman who ire always trying bl brilliant woman rattled off a lot Of silly epigrams about and Mo- hammed, and she turned to the bishop What do you really think, bishop, of bishop answered with his calm think, that all that mat- Is what thinks of Seaplane Lifeboats. The British admiralty has decided that all seaplanes used by naval air- men shall carry a miniature lifeboat suspended underneath the body of the machine. he boats are to be built of cedar, equipped With two oars, a sail, and weigh only MAKES BABY-SAVING RECORD New Zealand, In Most Important Is Ahead of the United States, According to The success the efforts being made In New Zealand in reducing In- mortality rate, was called to tho attention of Secretary of Labor son In a letter from Miss Julia G. Lathrop, head of tho federal children's bureau. The rate In New Zealand, according- to Miss Lathrop, Is the lowest In tho world and has been brought about by the efforts of the New Zealand So- for the Health of Women and Children. Miss Lathrop lauds the work of the society, and of the absence of adequate birth and registration In the United States, the Infant death rate of this country as a whole Is known, but estimates tend to that It Is at least twice the rate in New Zealand, which the registrar gen- of that country reported In 1912 to be view of the marked and grow- Interest in the preservation of In- health in the smaller cities and rural communities of the United States. I believe that the account of the methods of the New Zealand so- Is Drug Company Mutt Not Marry. By a vote Jo to M the county council decided that If the employ of the council should marry they would no r be eligible to their positions. It argued that S an can not attend to her family ties and public duties the same Those who against die. Qualifying married physicians out that many of the moot women teachers are married Aviator's Nerve. The power of the will to control a badly Injured body was never better Illustrated than In the case of Doctor a volunteer aviator In the service of the Bulgarian army, who Turkish let while sailing his over the trench, a at standing the shock, the pain and the rapid hemorrhage. Doctor kept his nerve and was able to turn his guide it back to j the Bulgarian lines and safe down among his friends. He died as the reached the ground. Are Losing Money . Moseley Bros. REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE I SI I SI Clerk Superior Court. I hi i v announce myself a can- for Clerk Superior Court of County subject to the action of the Democratic Primary. A. T. Men 7-8-H tr. Mrs. I. II. I FALKLAND, duly the even- of July 1914, Mrs. G. II gave a porch party in honor of the bride and groom. Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Pittman Falkland, N. and her guests of honor. Miss Allene Of X. Miss Mabel Stokes of Blackstone, Va. The porch was brightly lighted and decorated with potted and ferns. During the evening punch, minis and fruits were served by live Misses Pittman, and Lil- Parker, Lucy Moore and Little. was the of amuse- for the evening. was furnished by several of the young ladles. Those Mrs. hospitality were; Mr. and Mrs. It. K, Misses Allene Mabel and Pittman, Lillian Crisp. Alice Newton, and Lillian Little and Key Moore; Messrs. S. M. and II. G. Crisp, K. K. Pittman, Roy Little K. it. Wool.-u. p. Bryan, P. G. Mayo I. P. Pierce and Roy Newton; Mr and Mrs. C. A. Mr. and Mrs. I F. Mr. and Mrs. p. C. Mrs. K. C. King, Mrs. C II. Mayo and Mrs. Lucy Ai a late hour the departed themselves as having spent a very delightful evening, OFFICERS INSTALLED At a slated communication of lien Lodge No. A. F. A. M. held on the above date. The following of- were duly installed for the In- suing Masonic year by District De- Grand Master It. of Greenville. John II. Cheek. V, Master. T. It. Allen. Senior Warden W. Prescott, Junior Warden John H. Smith, Treasurer. s. A. Jenkins. Secretary, K. T. Phillips, Chaplain. A. Craft. Senior Deacon. J. K. Jones. Junior Deacon. Turnage, S. Stewart. J. K. Lang Tyler. Orphan Asylum W. Smith. C. J. Piles Cured in to Days Your will refund money if OINTMENT falls to cure any case Weeding or riles The gives Rest. See SMITHTOWN, June Anna entertained the members the Social Club, at her i home in Arthur on Saturday after- noon. After the routine club business a j very interesting paper was read by I Miss Minnie Belle Wilkerson subject being life worth The guest of honor were Miss Mag- Taylor Bethel, N. C, and Miss Smith of E. C. T. T. s. Dainty refreshments of cream and cake wire served. OF CASKS HIS HONOR THIS Tin re was u rather short docket be- fore His Honor Mayor J James the ten o'clock hour ibis morning only two offenders were presented to be with. Albert forgot the auto limit in Greenville and proceed- ed to exceed miles for which had to pony up and cost. One Carl Ross let his physical strength gel the best of him and at- tempted to assault beat Arthur Nor. and It proving to he nothing very serious the Mayor let him down with a fine of The Jenkins Roofing and Flue Company, Inc. Tobacco Flues That Fit Having incorporated my business and by this means getting more capital, i am now in the best position I have ever been to supply customers with Tobacco Flues. For six years I have supplied satisfactory Flues to my trade, and have never failed to fill any orders, large or small, when given in time. By fair and liberal dealings, and by making Flues in a satisfactory manner, I have built up the Largest Individual Tobacco Flue Business in the World I am located this season at Gentry Warehouse. Give us a call. L. A. Harper, Secretary J. J. Jenkins, General Manager SHOT BLACKBERRIES One lire- On Others Leaving. Bush. BRISTOL, Tenn. July Edward Wright, is years old, was probably Fatally shot and Ralph is. was dangerously wounded today by Robert Lovett when they did not leave a blackberry on tho farm near lore as fast, it s Alleged, us wanted them to. It is said Lovett fired two shots from a double barreled shotgun at each. Wright was shot in the abdomen was shot in the back. Lovett has not been found. ANNOUNCEMENT Scrubs Fatten Quickly You want your pigs to eat as much as possible when you fallen them. Give them a great variety of teed, keep the appetite keen and the digestion in good order, and you will obtain the desired result; especially it you mix with the grain ration a dose of Bee Dee STOCK MEDICINE I put in the and then Bee Dee STOCK MEDICINE in their Iced. BOOS lint, which me over pounds. W. Va. Whets the appetite-Helps digestion. and ft. per can. At your dealer's. have secured the agency for the exclusive sale of B. P. S. Products in this locality. Before putting in a stock of B. P. S. Paints and Varnishes we were fully convinced that B. P. S. really stands for Best Paint Sold B. P. S. Products are sold in easy opening, tight-shutting, slip-top cover cans, which gives you the opportunity to INVESTIGATE BEFORE INVESTING We will be glad to open up a can and show you the paint itself. Estimates, color cards and other information on request. Hard- Ware Company C. Prepares tor Col- Literary, Music. Bible and Sun- day School Normal Courses Riven, Location Healthful. Railroad Facilities Convenient, Faculty of Men and Women, Term.- Reasonable. Fall Term Opens Aug. 1814. For i and Particulars, Address, Fa I. It. V Principal. It. J E. HARSH Veterinary and treat all animals, falls day or Office at K. . Smith's stables with hospital rice. Day night WANT ADS Per Par Cash for want except from having regular advertising The rite Is I cents Br Use, six words to the Tel- No. AMt 111- Cycle at once good required. A.- Co. X, c J-S-t. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. DR. H. Optometrist Office at J. R. Smith and Bros, Ayden. N. C, the second Monday each month. Byes Free Home Office Washington N. C. Metropolitan Life Ce. of New York Assets 447.829.229.16. George A. Special Agent Evans St. M. O. 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. NOTICE Beginning July .;. We will sell line for per gallon, and will cut prices on all auto supplies from to per cent. We sell for cash only. Coma to see us and save money. Greenville Motor Co. MULLETS, s. m. Headstones or Monuments LET HE Ml HENRY T. KING VIM HAM ROOFING COM and let us show you our Interlocking Galvanized Roofing and you will n.-v.-r sit on the stool of re- for having it. It makes an absolutely roof with nail head exposed will last a life lime J. it. J. ii. MOTE ALBION Attorney Law la Building, his era North Carolina B, F. TYSON Life. on Fourth street near t-r D. M. CLARK Attorney at Law Land and Drainage a In formerly occupied by and Blow. Ask Your Grocer for WHITE SWAN Ike best. cf OIL PENS MICH TO THE DELIGHT OF THE PUBLIC The that the Proctor Hotel has again opened will he news gladly received by the public generally. Mr, Whined realizing the need such a place for Greenville Is to Rive the obtain- able anywhere and its patron- age of all Whenever You Need a Tonic Take Grove's The Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because- it contains the well known tonic and It acts on the Liver, Drives out Malaria, Enriches the Blood Builds up the Whole System. cents. SCHEDULE OF PASSENGER Cooking stove. We have the stove and will be pleased demonstrate Ha advantages over all others Call and let us show you it c. MOVE Atlanta- Coast Line. North Bound South No. IS a m. No. p. m So. p. m No. p Est Wt Bound No a. m. No. t a. m. No. p. m No. I a. n No. 1.64 a. No. p. 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Attorney at Law In Edwards Building, on the House PAIL Dentist. Office ever Frank Telephone K. B. a a. . Dr. Fills In an- lie will be in fur the of day. tress to OUt Bertha Hotel. J. G- LANIER MOM AMI HEAD IRON

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She says began to use my back and head would hurt so bad, thought the pain would kill me. I was hardly able to do of my housework. After taking three bottles of I began to feel like a new woman. I soon gained pounds, and now, I do all my housework, as well as run a big water mill. wish every suffering woman would give The Woman's Tonic a trial. I still use when I feel a little bad, and it always does me Headache, backache, side ache, nervousness, tired, worn-out feelings, etc., are sure signs of woman- trouble. Signs that you need the woman's tonic. You cannot make a mistake in trying for your trouble. It has been helping weak, ailing women for more than fifty years. Get a Bottle Today Make Your Own Paint YOU WILL SAVE PER GAL. THIS IS HOW . Buy gals. L. ML SEMI-MIXED HEAL PAINT, at per gal. And gals. Linseed Oil to mix with it 2.10 You then make gals, of pure paint for It's only per gal. Anybody can mix the OIL with the PAINT. Whereas, if you buy gals, of ready-for-use paint CANS, you pay a gal. or The L. M. SEMI-MIXED REAL PAINT It PURE WHITE LEAD, ZINC and OIL. the best-known point materials for ton years. Use a gal. out any you buy, and II not the best made, return the paint and gel ALL your mop-y back. J. A J i MOVE. C. KS HOW. CO- WOW MIL, X C. x c. to Creditors Having duly qualified before the Court I of Pitt County us of the estate of Mrs. Pea- ma A. Dudley, d, e Is hereby given to pi Indebted to estate to make immediate pay- and all persons having claims the estate are notified to present lame to the on or before N i day of 1816, or this I be plead in bar of recovery, This 29th day of June, I'll. C HI Executor A. In charge thereof, upon whom No further risk, served, is A. Cl Co Positively the profitable We, the undersigned, being ma- trading. of the Heard of Directors Open an account. You can hereby certify that at a meeting of or on id heard for that grain tor or you pose and held on the day of June A. P., ISM, .-aid hoard, by a majority Of the whole board, did adopt the following Resolved, That in the judgment of board, it i- and most tor the benefit of the Pitt County Oil that the same should forthwith dissolved; and to that end it ordered that a meeting of the Stockholders be held on Tuesday of July A. D 1914 at the of- flee of the Company, In the city of to take action upon this resolution; and rotary forthwith give notice of I meeting and of the adoption of this resolution within ten days from this date, by publishing the said with a notice of its adoption, in the Eastern Reflector a newspaper published In the city Greenville, S for at bast tour weeks, once . week, successively, and by mailing a written printed copy of the same each and stockholder of this Company In the States, In Witness t, have here- unto set our hands and the corporate seal of said Company, this day June A 1914 A. COX, S KITTRELL, J. COX, A. ii cox. Secretary. buy bushels can buy both for or as many more as you wish. An advance or decline of cent gives the chance to take profit A movement of a cents Write for full particulars and bank refer It. W. t i i Ohio. Address all mail to Lock Box 1420. Notice Notice of Summons CAROLINA, PITT COUNTY VI. Barnhill The defendant Lamed Is here v notified that a summons in the above entitled action was Issued said defendant on the 2nd day f May, 1914, returnable to the May era of court, 1914. and that not found within the county will take that he is hereby required to at the August term Superior held on the last Monday of he month and answer or demur to he complaint the plaintiff, wherein has been brought for a divorce r th relief demanded will be grant I This May, 1314. D. C, Court. Co II VI It old braids dyed and made over, Mull fl a specialty. Address Sanitary Hair Dressing Par N. I, Having qualified as administrator of D. C. Moore, deceased, late of further, that S- l- , is to notify all p. having claims against the , mate of said deceased to exhibit the on or before 1st. day of 1916, or this not- . will be pleaded in bar of their All persons indebted k id estate will please make ale payment. This tin- 29th. day -lime 1814, A. J. MOORE, Administrate F. . James a Son, I. Humphrey William W. Humphrey The defendant above named will lake notice t an action entitled v has been i on m Bl oil in the Superior Court of Pitt County for a divorce from the bonds of matrimony, and the defendant will further take notice that he is required to appear at the next Term of the Superior Court Tin County to be held on the Monday before the Monday Of September being the day of August 1914, at the Court-house Pitt County In Greenville, N. C, and answer or demur to the complaint the plaintiff in said action, or the plaintiff will i to the Court the relief demanded the com This the I day of July 1914. A. T. MOORE, Clerk Superior four s BROWN, Attorney for Plaintiff. ltd. Al HUM PROSE I MADE. I and lined for Breaking Vital Statistics Law. ROXBORO, July The first pro- and conviction under the n w Vital Statistics Law was made hen today, Vital Statistics Depart of the State Board of Health i barges violation of the new law against a local undertaker, Mr. C, C. Critcher, for burying without a burial permit from the local registrar and for not furnish- death certificates properly filled out. The cast was tried before May or Winstead and the undertaker was convicted and lined and costs. in explanation the representative the Hoard pointed out the van ed and importance of the ll. explained that the Board of Health was charged with its enforce- and that ii unenforced re- obtained would be misleading and worse than and tin money appropriated for this work wasted, Thus tar the Hoard has tried to dell lei with the r.-. mid- physicians and oiler, having the enforcement the new law. bat it i.- believed ample bas been allowed for every one to acquainted with Its pro- visions, and that hereafter a. on should be taken with offenders, malicious offender In other words, there is a limit which e i eases to be a in the opinion of the Hoard that has n reached and if a number of other persons do not comply with the law other prosecutions iii follow shortly. Notice lo Creditors Having duly qualified before the or Court clerk of County as . of the of Mar- James, deceased, notice is here- in given to all persons indebted to the , late to make immediate payment to i. undersigned, and all persons claims against said estate are . tided to present the same to the for payment before day June 1915, or this notice will he i ad in bar of recovery. This 23rd day of June 1914. S. M. CRISP, of Margaret James i 23-ltd. Notice to Creditors. duly qualified before the superior court Clerk of county is administratrix of the estate of W. I; W. Nobles, deceased, notice is hereby given all persons indent to the estate to make Immediate pay- to undersigned; and all p, r- sons having I against said estate are notified to present the same to the undersigned for payment on or before June s, 1916, or notice be plead in the bar of recovery. This 8th day of June 1914. H. A. E. NOBLES, Id Administratrix. Notice to Creditors. Having duly qualified before the Superior court clerk of county I as administratrix of the estate of Alice. . Stancill, deceased, notice Is hereby j given all persons indebted estate to make immediate l to and all person- new law- claims said notified to present the same to the a; payment on or before May 1916, or this notice will plead in bar of their recovery This of May 1914. MRS. M. V. FORBES, Administratrix of I. deceased. BAPTIST IT BEACH. Virginia Encampment Opened Yesterday. Va., July over a thousand visitors in attendance, the Baptist Encampment was opened Virginia Beach tonight. The inaugural address as delivered by Rev. It. Williams. D. D., Rev. Quay Ph. u. of spoke on the of The real work of the en- begins tomorrow. THE FARM it the of all LIME h bails of all good farming. Write to bulletin by the bet authority in the United Stales on Lime on the Farm, and get pm e the pure lime. Don't buy earth, etc, A will give you POWHATAN LIME CO. STRASBURG VIRGINIA North Carolina In Superior Court Before A. T Moore. Clerk Leila E. Williams estate of E P. vs and Williams. Minors and Heirs at Law K. F. Williams, By virtue of a of lite Court of I'm County, mad. by A. T. Moore, Clerk, on the 3rd day of July. 1914, the undersigned Com- missioner, will on Monday, the August 1914, at expose to public sale before the Court House door ii Greenville, to the . , bidder cash, the following plaint. i s. I or parcel land lo and being in Falkland Town- ship, North Carolina, and being No. in the Williams land and beginning a stake on Snow Hill road . Of Pasture Branch and running with said road East poles; then North polos; then North l-l lo abridge across a ditch; then with .-aid ditch South West In a sweet gum T. I. P. Williams corner; then South poles o Jordan line; then North Cast poles to a stake; then South so 1-2 W. st to a white then North Weal poles to the beginning containing 1-- a i more or less. Also other tract in said Town- ship. County and beginning a Emma J. s corner and runs South I West poles lo a pop in a prong of Jacob's Branch then down the run Jacob's Branch to a stake. Conn r of W. It. William-. Jr. then with his line 6-4 poles a stake at Emma J. then South so 1-2 East to the beginning con- air. s more or less. two tracts constituting Lot No in the division tin- . Williams land, which was allotted lo B, F. Williams by Division Heed dated the day June, as appears of record m Register's Office in Pitt in Hook T page This sale is for of making assets slate of E F. Williams, deceased. This the 3rd. day of July 1914. F. C. HARDING, Commissioner. Never Closed My Eyes Last How often have you ; been forced to say these very words. You evidently have never tried Pills which gently regulate your system and stir your liver to Sugar coated or at your druggist. stir action. r plain j gist. J Taken up my i lbs middle February one male hog. . pounds, black and white owner can g. i paying damage, and prov- property, JESSIE BROWN, S P. Hilt SALE farms in Martin County, varying from thirty-two t. nun- reasonable prices, solicit inquiries. Martin County Realty Co. N. s j Everett, Any N. C. Carpenter's and Builder s Hardware. Everything for Building AND THE BEST. IF YOU USE THE RIGHT BUILDER'S HARDWARE WHEN YOU PUT UP A BARN OR BUILD A HOME IT WON'T HAVE TO BE EVERY WEEK IF YOU USE GOOD, STRONG, DUR- ABLE BUILDER'S HARDWARE. CHEAP HARDWARE IS NOT CHEAP, BUT THE BEST HARDWARE IS NOT BUT CHEAP- WE SELL THE BEST. SE E OUR SCREEN DOORS AND WIN Refrigerators and Ice Cream Freezers PHONE GREENVILLE NORTH CAROLINA GREENVILLE IS THE BE ART OP EASTERN CAROLINA. IT BAS A POPULATION OF FOUR ONE iND ONE. AND IS ROUNDED BY BEST FARMING COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE WAY OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE I OB AND NEWSPAPER PLANT. agriculture Is the Most Host the Mot-I Noble Employment WE A OF TWELVE HUN- THE BEST PEOPLE IN HE EASTERN PART OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO BET- ACQUAINTED THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN BUSINESS WAY TO TARE FEW HES SPACE AND TELL III EH WHAT YOU HAVE TO BRING TO ATTENTION. HATES A LOW AND t HE HAD . C, II 1.1 It'll. Mill A Palace For Paupers Or Hospital For Helpers Which Shall it Be. One Both or Neither, is What Dr. laughing- house Asks intelligence, it means have more time. country men's cornea to his and without expense to bin Hi can phone for what be wants par.; lays . in lap ah shadows before them, you will no- fever, malaria, hookworm dis- j each individual in county home not of Or In an Before at u Special Heeling Held in Which He dies a Better Hun fur an for The following is the address in part delivered yesterday by Chas. OH. to Hoard of Com- missioners of County. Honorable Board of Commissioners of Tin County Home present so your home superintendent says, is caring inmates. Three of these are while two of whom Zeno Richard Campbell were practically there over years have been County Charges ever since. The other is a and is years You have six white women. on.- of whom, Emily Campbell, was horn in Hi- Institution, one Warren was admitted when a we bit of a child, one an epileptic Will belongs in the state tic Asylum. Three of these are and but old. Not one of these people can read or write and not one of or their people have ever he. n m table than they are today. The average, age the white is 62.3 years. You also nave six women one a deaf mute, that belongs rightfully to Slate. One blind that belongs to Slate, one Feeble one a Paralytic, Two are there because of age. This takes the fifteen, all are a majority of these have spent so many years there that they will prefer remaining where are. Moving them into the new home will appeal lo emotionalism of a are guided by rather than reason, but it not add lo the happiness of those you are lo help. as may, you are about to construe a County Home, doing so lets see what ii will cost. Your County home last year so your home superintendent says cost you laud a month for main which is ii per cent interest on Surely your new home, your plant. With its heat, electric lights, hot and cold i coal to burn instead of wood, with laundry, its refectory, Infirmary. its tuberculosis ward, its pest house, work shop, its places for mint and recreation, and its sun par- all Of which, by the way will re main practically empty, will cost you in not less than per month or a year or in- on Your home as you have planned It will cost complete furnished and ready for occupancy not less than 40.000. Let's sum It up You are spending the interest on which i a year, add lo Ibis a f, for and you have add to this the 162.60 a month or pet year lbs amount you your who does nothing but can t and home, lb is lining nothing ill tin way of medicine, nothing to aid the of your school children, on whom you are to Ninette, nothing to prevent nothing to teach midwives, duty is to look after your count, i barges Ins salary should be charged lo your County Home. The salary is per year. Add to the already for get the modes amount of which you will have to pay to maintain your county home, if you would put in Stale institutions those your paupers rightfully belong there, you would not have over ten paupers to open up your new institution Ten paupers at the average age of 61.1 can not read or write, some of whom are idiots, half of the number are para- and for their maintenance you are about to give consent lo a plan the cost of which is a more than a year a piece It is worth something to be a pauper lure in Old Is it not I would answer my question by saying no, for even though you will he spending a year, more than a piece on your paupers, you are giving them nothing but n. w surroundings. when you open this place, a beautiful constructed black smith shop without a forge anvil or r Why say I ii because you cannot g.-t a who can give what your plant, demands, without spending too much y to keep his Job, unless your is a hollow mockery. We will need trained nurses. You can't afford no in. You will need many things you cannot afford, number of paupers too small, th years go by you will it growing Christianity. business intelligence In the management Of public affairs, and putting brains before sentiment ill solution of public charity is charging the world. We have out grown the old county borne plan, just as surely as we have out grown the Inefficient and old fashioned plan of keeping up the public roads. To things you are building for, will be as impractical and no more pro- than an electric car line in passenger cars to Jack every fifteen minutes. Let's reason mis proposition out, lei's tear to pieces, lei's study part by part, and put together again. You have bad sentimental side put up to you by those win heart's bleeding with are anxious something tor our paupers I ms. If have tile same you have same desire, the public at has the same desire, there is who would put anything in the way their betterment, their com- fort or happiness i contend how- Unit your present plan in or- i, r to bring about you aspire M must be changed In building your county home you are building for future I predict and deniable grounds your county home will be closed in less than ten years. The world Is changing, cation, telegraph, telephone, y, labor saving schemes, public economics and community, and slate cooperation makes Ibis a different world from Your lathers and mine came to town in you come in i was taught at home b a private teacher, in st that could be had, children of tenant have better facilities than I hail today has heller School than had twenty years ago What does it mean ll in. ans our people are in c, ad or write. lake your poor house list for the past fifty years and you will find that not one of one per of then had education whatever The man or with even tin- rudiment of an education has not applied to your home for admittance in the past. If education has kept them out in th past, Why won't it do it iii the future The law prohibits the sale of cocaine and morphine. Public sentiment is so strong against it no druggist or doctor with character will dare break Ibis law. The observance of law- will your drug fiends. Pro- . em.- to slay. Liquor is gradually getting further Even Virginia is going dry. damage done by alcohol is being daily in all our schools. Every is learning ii, for education is now, children day and generation know that positions of trust are not given lo men who drink, are taught the damage it dues body, mind, character, morals an souls, and this leaching is showing Itself in a public sentiment that Is discountenancing drunkenness. The rooms in your County Home will be vacant tor education is going lo diminish this class. Bl commonly known Pox that kills the manliness in . man, that drives him lo one great horror to student of charily the one disease that make- more paupers than any six ease, because it is contagious and puts on the pauper list. tiling is curable now. as or lour injections of urns it as promptly as quinine cures i and in so doing makes spare rooms in your county home County Homes in past . had to lake care of foundling and orphans, deaf and dumb, the blind, the feeble minded, the tuberculous, tin epileptic, North Carolina has adopted facilities ill way of orphan asylums and reformatories to make ll a lo permit children being reared in a county home she has asylums for the blind, deal, dumb, minded insane She has a for that is as good is bell in world and b legislature is adding lo from year year making more adequate will, in fail they caring now for Ibis class of your paupers better than you t an .;. hope lo do, if you had money to burn. county question though sorrowful though stimulating and sentiment has two Like be handled well only by reason Is all right to let sentiment and prompt, but lei reason decide. This is a matter business, let's handle II in a business way. I suggest that we go away we g. I out in world and lee what other people are doing go ii. Virginia here you will a with more count homes than any other slat, in South, i are constructed in a mo- Virginia says that lie Old home plan is a You can that it is a failure is world medical and surgical progress education is lessoning pauperism M such an ex- tent Virginia realizes the only at and efficient way to solve county home problem to have district alms houses We will come to we are progress- fas to mine to it; co- operation s-r- vice. modern methods, economy . m sense will us ion slat.- Institutions hi dun l . blind, .-hie n and insane relieved her poor s such an extent 11.-r last Assembly mail.- an effort to abolish the county and create Instead district almshouses, one for each congressional district, Tins idea is spreading through whole South. It is planned that these district homes tor the aged and infirm should be located on a farm, with a hospital and trained nurses tor k. comforts, and plea for aged, care work shops for its an drug fiends, correct and attendants for idiots and feeble minded, a tuber, hospital for the consumptive and above all an dent with a trained force helpers. Your gentlemen is a v. serious on. . so serious that I am i to you to help you to solve this problem. No matter how all turns I for on.- shall feel that you have done your duty as best it can be done with lights before you, I am not hi re to but to help, and if I have said anything that appear as a harsh criticism i beg you will not construe ll that way Just indulge me a moment more the expression more thought we spend ibis money for a inn-and spend in addition money for a health officer his whole time, a l -111111 officer who can ho d pm them in position to make men and women rung, a health officer who can tea-1, sanitation in all public schools, i health officer that will constantly now will go lo make a country without paupers, n we can't have both, which had we best give up Think gentlemen, think of the children of the men and women who are paying the care of th.- pauper A successful tanner State- that no over years age can be profitably raised for less because lime and food required to a calf to ma- is worth that much. No enter prising man afford lo invest in a calf for less than that amount. Now will agree lakes more time and more costly surroundings required to develop children than to develop cattle it . to say the a. in. coal of raising an infant to adult is You could lint hire it for that amount Add lo tins, one share iv the public s. and you have another thousand raise an Infant boy or girl to a grown man or woman, you a crippled No. are you going tram cripple I it your coll wan worth you would have his deformity corn ii possible is what m. lion of school children means. There is an adage that are who give strive do without those who gel and if you can't care for both I'm county i in the name clod n. i. t strive act neglect the bops future in order to and . and hilt I and i pa d el the u In e it Iii- past mad. ricks are lining t One more thought pi. as, me and am done Hie in there Is never u. . Is in pain, wrestling with pangs and of Th re is never i bill sum. takes place could he avoided by proper cal treatment There enough money spent in road far. by He I'm County taking , i . to hospitals away man home, to maintain a count c Can you build and i n i In a home and also I maintain a county If you will you build both . . which Is the more . sis useless a I in a tea j ear or an lat hospital prevent future pauper win. iii. p. most, do want most, which la lb economical, which will do most good. which is like, which is A hospital will go a way to- ward maintaining Itself. It also maintain your paupers, it will prolong and of more p. in a month than your home will for in a I- compare the two County thing going out nothing coming in. County hospital a good deal inn a g . l- i home earing for a . are wait- die. County hospital for many, giving life, comfort, and health, County home admitting only pauper County hospital the pauper and those that . are Of and maintain the pauper. County says on its door, nothing but paupers admitted lure. Abandon hope in if you a pauper, Still, do nothing just hurry up and die. hospital come Into me all ye Ilia are k. pauper I well as plutocrat i iii give . ail that be n in restore you t t health, .;. h will you will y give both PARTY ANXIOUS TO PURCHASE lit ESCAPE FOR Squire Makes Two At- tempts in Ten Bays BROKEN CELL I tallies a Had Reputation is Being Held for Sear Elsewhere, Squire has sonic lime carried a bad r. through mis Eastern Carolina, and who is now I ill . jail, s. . Ill- ill ll I to , p word as lo I the I. i institution tor criminal v. ago will i inhered his With several Other print ll,. jail bill I iii Suffolk, Va., and brought back here and once more placed behind the bar- lime la I. d iii, officers would not be aid I., keep him within the prison walls, week sheriff Dudley db cell door in h at . had been for i m ,,., taken out and place l in another though he more secure. and ibis morning a gentleman a hundred from the i hi riff bi i awakened last night to a noise like some one tearing down the jail building, and upon In- Hi.- discovered arc had succeeded almost in making II i fOl lb. It Should Commissioners Charge Their Plans as New County Home HOSPITAL II OFFERED I Will- donate fur Count Heine and Hospital i Much oatmeal was ban., today that In the the i ii their plans as t. building site re- purchased for purpose He f t willing to lake the property off their hands at payed for it. which i. doubt i be to ti., rt Ibis tin, was furthermore run. I bought the old County when it was offered for gain at public Ion some m ago lo tun county at same sold for when hi in top of all i I III i, w County Home, at , i . news Greenville i t red to . to id sit.- for such an This ii that will be well b th . . . . majority are In favor abolishing Idea the building of l i w County such us submitted to the i recent plant i inn r I that he had a small r. of wood against the . , door i hat i i its I ail though II could have l. n led by n . I,, c lo He bad i r. d tin loot an i forward with force that a com- i tin t am i above the d. bad In sprung, and be ha I i the door i . at re red William a trusty, has been allowed lo work around , out I., I II ill. In t , i r a rind of ill month ll hi I t be Instigated In ., t attempt lo malt t his . i that could not b. ti except from i u bad b. en removed, an I PHI b. the on that i ,,, i was again I . U i . near and is i a ll u burglary several places in and . real the he Pitt in the neighborhood hundred dollars, making repairs all threats be w not in Sheriff Dudley stated his morning he wan going to put Into every means for ill. keeping of the rail., until the m term criminal dis- poses of bun.