Eastern Reflector

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A movement of cents profit. day August Mi. at o'clock Noon. Write for full particulars and hank to public before the Court MONET IN t l Puts and calls are the safest aim rest method trading in wheat or oats. Because your i-. absolutely limited to the amount bought. No further risk. Positively the most profitable trading. Open an account can buy III calls 10.000 bushels . Saved Girl's Life J want to tell you what wonderful benefit I have re- J from the use of writes Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky. certainly has no equal for la grippe, bad colds, fiver and stomach troubles. I firmly believe saved my little girl's life. When she had the measles, J they went in on her, but one good dose of W made them break out, and she has had no W more trouble. shall never be without in my For constipation, indigestion, headache, W malaria, chills and fever, biliousness, and all similar j ft ailments, has proved itself a safe, reliable, gentle and valuable remedy. t If you suffer from any of these complaints, try Black- t B It is a medicine of known merit. Seventy-five years of splendid success proves its value. Good for J young and old. For sale everywhere. Price cents. Ml Make Your Own YOU WILL SAVE PER GAL. THIS IS HOW Buy gals. L. A M. SEMI-MIXED REAL PAINT. at per And gals. Linseed Oil to mix with it J You then make gala, of pure paint for It's per gal. Anybody can mix the OIL with the PAINT. Whereas, if you buy gals, of paint in CANS, you pay a gal. or t. REAL PAINT It PIKE WHITE LEAD, OIL. the best-known paint Use a gal. oat of any PAINT you buy, and rot the paint made, return the paint and get ALL your back. I. k VOTE. C. KS CO. BROW . C CO, V C Having as administrator of Moore, deceased, late of County, H. C, this is to notify all persons having claims against estate of said deceased to exhibit Hie undersigned or before the 1st. day of July 1915, or this not- ice will be pleaded In bar of their recovery. All persons indebted o said state will please make ate payment. This the day of June 1914. A. J. MOORE. Administrator F. O. James Son, 6-29-ltd. Notice lo Creditor Having duly qualified before the Conn Clerk of County as the of Mar Jam.-;, used, notice is given to all persons indebted to to to make Immediate payment to be undersigned, and all against said estate are Hilled lo present the same to the for payment before it June or this notice will be bad in bar of recovery. This day of June 1914. M. CRISP, Of Margaret James deceased. 28-ltd, and lot us show you our light Galvanized Roofing and you will net st of rt put n for having It. It makes an roof with no nail head exposed will last a life lime . J. R J. O. MOVE. M ltd references. it. . I Ohio. Address all mail to Box 1428. NOTICE I. Humphrey named will House in Greenville, to the high- bidder for cash, the following de- tracts or pared of land to and being in Falkland Town- County. North Carolina, and being No. in the of the H Williams land and beginning Bl a stake on the Snow Hill road near the crossing of Pasture Branch and running with said road East then 1-2 East S then North East 1-2 poles abridge across a ditch; then with William W. Humphrey The defendant above take t an action led as above has been commenced in the Superior Court of County for a divorce from the bonds of matrimony, said ditch South West poles lo and the defendant will further take gum T. P. Williams notice that he la required to corner; then South East poles lo at the next Term of the nor Court . the Jordan line; then North of Pitt Comity to be held on the Kl stake; then Monday before the Monday South 1-2 West to a white oak; of September it being the day of then North West poles to the 1914, at the Court-house of beginning containing 1-2 acres Pitt County in Greenville, N. C, and more or less, answer or demur to the complaint of one oilier tract in said Town- the plaintiff la said action, or the ship. County and State beginning at plaintiff will apply to the Court Carl a Emma J. comer and the relief demanded in the complaint. ruin South I 3-4 West poles a This day of July A. T. MOORE, clerk Superior Court J FLU'S Attorney for Plaintiff. 7-2 ltd. Notice of Valuable land Sale By virtue of authority contained In n certain decree rendered in a special proceeding or action pending before the Clerk of the Court of Pitt County, entitled J. Carrol and ll. S. Randall and pop in a prong of Jacob's Branch n the run of Jacob's Branch to -take, Corner of W. K. Williams, Jr., then with his line North 3-4 poles to a stake at J. corner; then South SO 1-2 East poles to the beginning con- acres more or less. The two tracts constituting Lot No , the division of the H, Williams land, which was allotted to E. P. Williams by Division Deed dated the 14th. day June, 1907, as appears of record m the Register's Office in County, in Hook T . page This sale is made for the purpose others against Sherwood and Jennings and another, I of making assets of the state Of E the undersigned Commissioner will on Monday. August 10th. 1914. at lock M. sell to the highest bidder at auction before the House lour of County, the fol lowing house and lot. lying and in the Town of Greenville, North Carolina and more fully de- scribed as follows, and being on the East side of Button Street, and better known as the Northern portion of Dickinson Lot and bounded and more particularly described as Hounded on I he North by C. A. White F. Williams, deceased. This the 3rd. day of July 1914. P, c HARDING, Commissioner 7-C-ltd. FOR SALE Twelve farms in Martin County varying from thirty-two to live bun North on eaSy terms and reasonable prices, solicit inquiries. Martin County Realty Co. Williamston. N. S. J. Everett. Atty. H CREDITORS. The undersigned having this day qualified as Executrix of the last will and testament of Mamie Hyman. not- ice is hereby given to all persons in- to the undersigned Executrix and all persons who hold claims against said estate are hereby notified to file their claims with the undersign ed within twelve months from th date of tills notice or said notice will be plead in bar against the recovery on said claims. This the day of June. 1914. I. ADA HYMAN. Executrix of Mamie Hyman HARDING PIERCE Attorneys Greenville, N. C. an Academy Lot, beginning it, 5.30 the corner of a tract sold by Marshal Dickinson, at the Stables mow C. A. a straight course with the line of said tract to the South West corner of a tract also conveyed by the said Dickinson, and now owned by the Trustees of the Academy, on with the South line Of aid Academy Lot to a point on Evans Street, which a line North II degrees would Strike the South East corner of the II. Moore, now thence from said point degrees West with Evans Street feet to an iron slake thence a straight line toward front door of the Mansion House of the said II A. and wife, South b-2 degrees West to an iron stake in the line of Sutton Street or lane, thence North degrees West with the line of said Street or Lane to the beginning, containing 1-3 of an acre more or less, and being the Northern portion of the Lot conveyed to H. A, Sutton by Marshal Dickinson on the 2nd. day of as will be found of record in Book Q Q, on page in the office of the Register of of Pitt County. The same being further known as the same lot or parcel of land con- to W II, and wife Battle by Deed from Hugh S. Sutton and wife Battle by Deed dated 80th, and recorded In Hook V page Pitt County Registry, it being as the home place of the late W. H. The purpose of this sale is lo make division of the proceeds therefrom. The term- of said two thirds cash, balance In three equal pay- of one. two and three years from date of sale, purchaser be- required to execute sufficient against said land to secure the unpaid purchase price. Tins July 10th . 1814, C, c. PIERCE, Commissioner. 7-lo-ltd. WANTED TO OUT A good farm. Prefer it being near Ayden or Winterville. but would other offers, I do not mind the price provided the land has the quality and terms are satisfactory. Apply box n. c. law w. I liable lo Supply Hie The state Laboratory of Hygiene is up lo its neck with orders for typhoid vaccine. Everybody seems to want to be immunized against The laboratory people haven't lime just now to even count up the number of treatments sent out, but-they . mate that it averages about doses a week, or enough to about people every week. With- in another week they hope to catch up with their orders, and that they will be able to till all requests the same day or the day after they are received. The vaccine is sent out free of The only condition being that people want to be immunized have their family physician or health officer order the vaccine. The will not send the vaccine to a because it has to be Injected SALE I under the skin and the layman has no sail gin been used with all fix- means of administering it. SNOW CITIZEN BILLET HIS AT WILSON WILSON, July M -Within min- after his arrival here of six clock tonight Joe Dunn, a white man Snow Hill, was a suicide in a resort and no cause can be for the deed. Alighting from the train from Bl OW Hill, Dunn went immediately to th house of Cora Judy, a white woman of bad He was Into the house and took up his position on the lid of a small trunk. He appeared u at ease, and excited. In few moments he requested a i cu the second floor, then he for a glass water, and she down tor the water she hoard a pistol shot. Another inmate of the house rushed into the room and found Dunn entirely nude, out on the bed, his hand tightly clutched a revolver lying across his cheat, and a gaping bullet hole iii his forehead. Search of his clothes failed to re- veal any cause of the rash act A dozen cigarettes were found in the pockets, four revolver cartridges, BETTER CROPS TOR OLD PITT Editor Reflector; have read with interest the contributions to your columns tolling of the tine crops certain township have this year and also the note coming through Sheriff Dudley of the thousand acres corn he saw -near Pantego from Which he thinks the yield will average barrels to the acre. Of course that is good corn, and makes glad the hearts of the farmers when they see sin harvest in prospect. believe ill farming, and rejoice with the farmers when a bountiful yield comes lo reward his labors, it is more than gratifying to plate the great agricultural County has made in the last years. The farmers through and education have been awaken- ed more than ever before to the rents in cash, an a blank check and opportunities of their of Hicks a- Company, mer- chants . f. Snow Hill. The body was at once prepared for Sonic in WILSON. July Peppered with two hundred bird-shot by Swindell Bridget's, Ben Carroll, a big burly black, sits oil his front wonder- come and Sunday morning Carroll and got into a war of words about an when went home, took down from over the door a breech-loader and from Carroll who. when he passed was tired on by who ran and j made a dean getaway. Sunday morning early Win. Hines , a cook on a construction train, robbed of a a grip full of valued at Paul Pryor and two colored girls arc accused of the theft. Paul was over to Superior court for the part he took in the while the girls got away with the booty People who lives in the community of where Hines kept the instrument are of the opinion that instead of punish- the prisoner for the larceny the Instrument he should be rewarded for the removal of the Two other Sunday shootings are re- ported here this morning in as games- one near other near the Farmer plantation. One of the victims nursing his wound in a local hospital There was an error in the name if the suicide here last night. Instead of Joe was Joe Bunn. His re- mains were shipped to Snow Hill this afternoon. a letter suit the Slate Hoard of Health from Dr health officer of Nash anti-typhoid campaign is about to get the best of me. People are coming in from all sides, and the work has been heavy. The biggest day have had was last week at Spring, pride. Hope. were vaccinated and pro-j drove of sheep, and in two others more turned away because head of hogs, most of them red the vaccine gave out. never had farms, and have determined to take advantage of these opportunities. They are no longer satisfied to go on In the old way of making about five barrels of corn, or one-fourth of a hale of cotton to the acre. With changes that have come in improved methods and machinery, more cultivation, and the application i. business ideas and principals in farm management, they seeing the yield of their farms doubled time and again, and such things as crop failures are becoming unknown. love to read of what the farmers are doing, and wish more of them various parts of the county would write The Reflector about their own and their neighbors crops, when they have something worth talking about. This, will prove a others to improve their farms and make bet- tor crops. I have in mind to say something the crops now growing On the farm of Mr. O. L. Joyner, his home place . two-and-a-half miles above Greenville. Not only are these crops admired by all of us that pass that way, but people from town drive out to look at them. Along the road are thirty acres in as tine as any one can wish to see. It will most hide a tall man in walking through it. and will average o feet. It is being topped to leaves and when you consider that ordinarily to leaves high is a good crop, cu get and idea of how fine this is. As to other crops on this same farm Mr. Joyner has thirty acres in peanuts that are luxurious in growth, forty- live acres in corn from which he ex- to gather not less than five hundred barrels, and about a hundred acres in alfalfa, crimson clover, peas, and oilier forage crops. He to-cut a crop of hay by the of August and will follow it With three other cuttings ten days apart, having planted with that view. His extensive forage crops are because of his stock farm which is his chief In one pasture he has a large vaccine gave out. hookworm campaign in which so interest was Administering the vaccine is painless. It does not hurt near- so much as being stuck with a needle or pin. No open or running sore results as in the case of small- pox vaccine. A slight swelling usual- occurs, and some soreness and tenderness, but these begin to subside after twelve or fifteen hours and dis- appear in from thirty-six to forty- eight hours. Moderate headache curs in about one person out of twenty, and In rare instances, one per cent or less, this symptom is quite severe. No serious results have ever occurred either in slate or In the hundreds of thousands of cases in the army or navy. Three applications about a week or ten days apart are necessary to produce immunity. As to efficiency, it may be said that In the army where statistics are avail- able anti-typhoid vaccination has re- the typhoid case rate to less than one per cent of what it was prior to vaccination, and the typhoid death rate was entirely abolished last year. The length of immunity conferred by the vaccine is not known, but it thought lo be at least four years. At least It Is well worth one's trouble to be vaccinated when we recall that 1.- North Carolinians died of typhoid last year and about were sick for several weeks with heavy loss from bills and other breed, while his cattle pasture dairy barns together contain about head of fine cattle. By a thorough system of tiling and constant improvement Mr. Joyner has brought this farm to a high state of cultivation. Just now he Is Installing a ram with pipe lines from a flowing spring reservoir to large tanks in the pastures to keep his stock sup- plied with an abundance of running I regard Mr. Joyner as a model. scientific farmer who is setting a good example, and Pitt county would be much better off to have a large number like him. HILLTOP, Can be bought at a bargain. horse International Gasoline en- Included. Write, J. A. PHILLIPS. While requests for vaccine pour in from every part of the State, there pears to record breaking for It In counties having whole time LAKE Via., July fourth summer conference of the Lay- men's Missionary Movement here today with every Indication eclipsing its predecessors in of the attendance and the prominence of the leading participants. The will continue five days and will be participated in by distinguished TO OIL SOAKED CLOTHES In Hour latter Her Brother Fatally Shoots Man Who Her. TAMPA, Fla., July by her lover, Manuel Alvarez, Miss Ma- went to her home from a party early today, and after pouring a ran of oil over her clothing set fire to herself and later died, from her hums. An hour later Alvarez, who was found by her brother sitting in a res- was called outside and as he I sopped to sidewalk was shot down two bullets entering his body, one over the heart and the other the It Is said by the doctors that lie cannot live. One of the brothers has been rested, the other is still at large. trouble between the lovers is said lo be over a statement made by Alvarez, to hat WM not of N. C, Route health officers. These men are using it in lots. Here is a part of Only One To toll name, lay and clerical leaders of numerous , ., K. W. In . denominations. aM is tee OP EASTERN WORTH CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OP POOR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED IND ONE. AND IS ROUNDED RY THE BEST FARMING COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HA VB EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE WAY OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE A N D NEWSPAPER PLANT. Is the st Healthful, the at WE HAVE A OF TWELVE HUN- AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN PART OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO GET BET- ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN I BUSINESS WAY TO TARE FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU HAVE TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. OUR ADVERTISING ARE LOW AND CAN RE HAD UPON ME S. C, FRIDAY ST PHI. M III If PEN PICTURE Of METING In the County Court House by the Evans Faction II SPECTATOR Germany Has Declared War On Great TYPHOID DEATH RATE OF NORTH Al Which Time Commissioners and Two Members of the Lower Boise Were In- As had been little Willie and his faithful cohorts stormed the Court House Saturday for the meditated purpose of politically in- In- our Honorable Board of County Commissioners, the two members of the lower House of the Legislature, and, incidentally, every voter in the County whose judgment ran counter to the imperious will of the little Dictator of the rapidly vanishing of the once formidable In- dependent party of Pitt County. The organization having been com- with that imposing specimen of humanity, Mr. as a committee was pointed to draw up articles of dis- satisfaction of the manner in the officers of our County are and, if need be, to impeach the whole bunch. But before this com- could retire and proceed with their deliberations, it was necessary that their duty should be made plain. Hence, the Hon. Senator was recognized for a few remarks on the becoming issues responsible for the convention of sixty two people writer and a few of his friends In one of the busiest times that ever hit the unhappy but pros people of County. As great Apostle counted happy for of speaking for himself in the presence of the most Noble so little Willie not only but, as it appeared, was delighted to hand out a few thoughts, of many months standing for the special consideration of the Resolution committee. He charged them to take into consideration and sundry offenses high committed against them by one Clark and the County Commissioner. Among the offenses com- by Clark was a reckless and damnable attempt to destroy the to- industry in Pitt County and to foster petty coat administration on the people. The County Commission had contrary to law denied the people the of voting on a certain road law of which he was the father; one of them had engaged In the business of selling rotten meat other four had paid for It out of the County treasure, they had betrayed the people in their failure to build the Stock fence back on the old line, they had tampered with the County Home proposition and in many ways squandered money. These and numerous oilier offenses peace and dignity of County's citizen- ship the committee were earnest- adjured to ponder in deciding what should be put into their article of impeachment. The charge being at an end, and large number of seats in the of County's handsome of Justice, just yawning for occupancy, the little factional leader and dictator From Page The Latter Government Re- That a State of War Exists Between Great and Germany from O'clock p. m. August JAPAN MAKING READY TO LIVE UP TO HER ALLIANCE WITH GREAT LONDON, Aug. has de- war on Great accord- lo the official Great Declares War on Ger. many. LONDON, Aug. de- war on Germany at o'clock tonight. War LONDON, Aug. British Foreign Office has issued the following to the summary rejection by the German government of the request made by His Majesty's government that the of Belgium should be respect- ed. His Majesty's Ambassador at Ber- has received his passports, His Majesty's government has ed to the German government that a state of war exists between Great and Germany from n o'clock p. m., August across Belgian territory. Sweden to Defend Her Neutrality. Sweden has made no answer to in- from Russia and Germany re- her attitude but is preparing to defend her neutrality. Japan is making ready to live up to her alliance with Great in case of certain eventualities. Spain is reported to be preparing a proclamation of neutrality. Austria- Hungary, for the moment, has retired from her campaign against for the purpose of holding bark and has mobilized with the reported intention of Invading Bosnia. LONDON, Aug. p. m.- Telegram Company announces that it learns that a state of war exists between Great and Germany. Great Declares War LONDON, Aug. 4-Great de- war on Germany tonight. The momentous decision of British government for which the whole world had been writing, came before the expiration of the time limit set by Great in her to Germany demanding a satisfaction en the subject of Belgium neutrality. Germany reply was summary refusal of the request that neutrality should be reported. The British at Berlin thereupon his passports and the British government notified Ger- many that a state of war existed be- the two countries. All Europe is in arms. Line-up el Countries at War On the hand and Germany are opposed by Russia France and Gnat and Montenegro. Italy has declared her neutrality but is mobilizing. Belgium, and Switzerland have mobilized. The demand that tho Bel- government permit the lice of l troops through Belgium was answered by hasty William Speaks BERLIN, Aug. William opened the Imperial Parliament today with a speech from the throne. He said in world has been a witness the indefatigable manner In which we stood the front rank in the en- to save Europe from a war between the great powers. The great- est peril due to events in the Balkans appeared lo have been overcome but then the assassination of my friend the Arch Duke Francis Ferdinand opened up a great abyss. ally, Francis Joseph was compelled to take up arms protect his empire against the danger- agitation in a neighboring State. pursuing its interests tho Empire stepped In the way only our duty as an ally call- ed to the side of but the great task was cast upon us to protect our position against friendly forces. was with a heavy heart I was compelled to mobilize my army. The government giving Way to an Insatiable nationalism, has stepped the side of a State which, through a criminal act. had brought about the calamity of war. That France also placed herself on the side of our opponent was not surprising to us. 11- German Prosperity, present situation arose not from temporary of interest or diplomatic combinations, but is the result of ill-will existing for years against strength and of the Empire We are no pushed on by the de sire of conquest. We arc moved by tho unbending desire to secure for place in which God has put us. government and, above all, my chancellor, tried until the last moment to prevent the worst happen- enforced self-defense. With conscience and clean hands we grasp the sword. races of the German Emperor my appeal goes forth to stand together fraternally with our allies in defense of that which have created in peaceful work. the example of our fore- fathers, firm and faithful, earnest; and chivalrous, humble before our God and ready to fight when in face of the enemy, let us confide ourselves lo the everlasting Almighty, who will our defense and conduct It to a good Deputies. At the conclusion of his speech from the throne, the address- ed the deputies directly, have read what said to my people the other day from the balcony of my castle. I re- peat now that I no longer know any parties. I know only Germans and in order to testify that you are firmly ed without distinction of party to stand by my side through danger and I call upon the leaders of the rent parties In this House o come forward and lay their in mine as a Mobilization Complete. LONDON, Aug. completed, according to a dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph Company. The government has pro- the sending of press which is taken as a prelude to the invasion of Bosnia. George LONDON, Aug. -King George to- day addressed a message to British colonies expressing appreciation of their spontaneous assurances that they will give the fullest support to lb motherland. recall to his majesty said, generous and help given by them In the past lo Hi. mother country. I shall be strengthened In the discharge of the great responsibility which rests upon me by the confident belief that in this time of trial my empire will be united calm and resolute, and trusting in -0 WINTERVILLE, Aug. F. C Nye returned Monday alter a several days trip to Bertie County in the in- of the Winterville High School. If you want a nice cook stove, or an oil stove see Al W. Ange it Co. Mr. C. L. Hail and Miss Annie Of near here eloped last Thursday and went to Marion, S. C. where they were married. They re- turned Monday afternoon. Mr Dal i; employee of the A. G. Cox Mfg Co., and has many friends here, and they all wish him and his bride much happiness. European war or no European war D. Forrest Co., are still shipments of those famous Hunt Club shoes. Hats and caps for men and boys at Harrington, Barber Co. Mr. C. Davis returned Sunday night from Charlotte where he had been called to the bedside of his mother. We always try to sell you good goods at a very reasonable price. Conn and see us. Harrington, Barber Co. Mr. J. W. is spending the we.-k with his mother near Black Jack. Can your fruit. There are a plenty of jars all kinds and sizes A W. Ange ti Co. Mrs. Fannie Jenkins and daughter Miss Lee of Greenville have been visiting her sister, Mrs returned home day. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Cox Sun- day at Seven Springs. When you are hunting for a real bargain in ladies dress goods or mens weight pants, see B D. For- rest Co. They have a nice they are selling at a great sacrifice to make room for their fall stock. Mr. Otis Curry left Monday for his home in New Bern to spend a days. Nearly Three limes to Average in United States RATE FOR HIS TOWNS DIX BURY, Mass. Aug. i The fourteenth annual reunion of the Al den Kindred of America, of descendants famous John Alden, was held today at the family homestead here. Many members were in among them being several from parts of the country. in- a report by tho association president on the happenings at South- England, last August, when the Pilgrim Memorial and Alden were dedicated to resist such an advance ourselves and those coming after us Celebration at LAW TON, Aug. I annual festival in celebration of the anniversary opening Okla- to settlement op. to- day in the presence of I large gather of visitors from all parts of the State. Daily exhibitions of frontier sports of other outdoor attractions are included ill the To Honor of Hunker Hill. Mass , Aug. E The of British soldiers and sailors who were killed in the battle of Hun- it r Hill. June IT, 1776, is to per- by a tablet which Is to be dedicated next month in the Old North Church, from tin- tower of which the famous signal lanterns Paul were hung the night before the battle Lexington. The connection of old North i With the battle of Hunker Hill was an Intimate one. as Gen. is said to have watched it from the church tower, a British battery, stationed in Hill burial ground, only a few hundred feet in advance of the church, threw the hot shots into Char- burned that town to the ground, and after the battle several officers who were killed were laid in tombs under the church. The plan of placing a memorial in the church will be out under the auspices of the and Veterans of this city. I lie society has received an that King George V. will testify I by sending a Me age to rend dedication of tablet Mi James A Thigpen. lice. H Cm came in Tuesday to I a few days here. Flies and Open the Cause While Sanitation and Vaccination Is Hit- inch. lit -a II De- Needed. The preliminary report of the State Board of Health on the vital statistics for last year is just being made The figures tor last year cover only the. deaths in towns having a population of or more. This really means only about one-sixth of the population of the state. Beginning with this year the new vital statistics law figures will be available for the en- tire State not only for deaths, but also for births. From the figures completed w days ago, it was found there a total deaths from typhoid fever in the towns of the State having a population of over I. This would mean approximately 1,470 for the en- Stale against 1913 figures alone it gives us a typhoid death rate q or based on the aver- age for the last three years it gives us a rate of 59.2 per against the average typhoid death rate of 21.0 per iii the United Stales. This, iii the opinion the Board is death rate from this preventable filth disease, end a grateful slate of affairs. The fever death rate is generally re- as the index of the sanitary conditions of a community, it in- in unmistakable on the that we will have lo abolish old open-backed privies and make sewer connections in towns and use sanitary privies or By tight privies built over pits or holes in the ground, instead of allowing file and domestic animals to carry and this germ-ladened typhoid material far and wide, Now typhoid vaccine may obtained ire, of charge from the Board Health through any in there is absolutely no reason one who values bis life or health all should not pro- i. If absolutely against even though his neighbor does breed and keep an open-backed privy, v ii towns in the State had uphold death of over These In the r order are. 186.8, second, 152.5, third, High Point Fourth. i, Burlington fifth, 116.8, Forest sixth, and 104.0. With typhoid death rates over live limes as high as average in states, there is no question bill these towns need lo do house Cleaning and establish a department. seven largest in the Slate, might be expected, Ashe- with excellent health depart mm the lowest rate of 25.3, or Just hall Greensboro, the next low- est with 60.6, The next In order Greensboro are Durham Char- ion. 86.7 Raleigh 71.0, Wilmington Winston Salem 104.0, Health work pays big dividends human life and health,

THE CAROLINA HOME and FARM and EASTERN REFLECTOR Hi IlK- U J r w is about r o Mil them That Urn. M M ,,. . count f country. live merchant secures u suitable ,.,,.,., ,, k .,,, d to i do. r- I , and con now Mr Bryan ,, and I the achieved Redactor Building, comer .,,,. treaties. So u,. are an advance over I Me them. Thou should twits per an class for the real the selects I suitable stock and -t id of one of Urge whole- ,., r , .,,. ,,, literal , goods stated makes Hum buy. Nobody can properly object to any ,,.,. member of heeding ins ,, speak plainly .-. I advertising. Advertising Is public to fact a , m,,. I. ,. and more in to away ,,.,. to an,, hold, ,,. Bu and to learning from them ad- Is needed U u n-n a i,,, w .,. .,. , p, to promote healthy and . to their and he has received some Real and , r. Real advertising appeals, more Hum possessed money appeals, to toe mo- personal policies and purposes i the the date of its beginning, u, note by toe headlines i con- ground tor temporary toe that something less admirable. in Vermont The august SO, 1910. at the poet office at Not b Carolina ct of March IsM world to than either conscience or stole Is one of toe two dictates that opposition. In short, the . ,., their electoral tor Tall Reed and We cannot H In our hearts HUM I I V Hi V N has a letter in I in f ., Hospital County. Moseley I d es I ace. having . in B Norfolk. I . Dr. Mi was born In County. He bought Dr. practice at Farm- J-- p was re To- day no In Faro , splendid young man. We re- , .,. .,, in, county i- young such and w, them b, I ca p us He baa had He I ; . . ., . Bl laving I . kn i that . . la I whose 1-1 c. Griffin, Bethel. N. C , had ;, letter to the Saturday issue Is II saturated will that with I Hitchcock belief that seek tor personal reasons, to hamper and discredit President Wilson, with little can regard tor the effect f their a upon the r- the party the Interests of to- ah three these Senators Jumped Maya Or. and I the Heard t at K. it- July To The Honorable Board County. It has be, u carefully figured out and successfully shown that a small four cents on the hundred dollars worth of property forty canto on the listed in County would build and equip a class public hospital; and am writ- to respectfully urge you to at once take up this r, and establish county Beat a county hospital. A number of years ago a medical Mend to charge of a nearby county home invited me to that mi the bean a bun progressive, glorying In what has Is I and enthusiasts the desire to accomplish . the fingers I r, have found th. ti ad their touch has brought tie music rat on marred by the d E It gives a U ,,, on the bill, doing their best to embarrass the final vote came, when as a of political the . g back into line. The tor, Senator stood together during ,. of the to Injecting to the for it at the last moment. In the .- tight again three were found disease that in ranks the to hope our G. P. are going to lose her. It ill he so lone with only left. Notice just been received by postmasters throughout the country of Increased pay tor rural mall car- the Increase being based on a sliding scale determined by the length of the Quantity mail bandied. No increase is than a year, and toe range is from this figure down to M. Only one f the six carriers from Greenville Is by the increase and hut a year is added to his pay check. Dispatches sent from Washington City U the newspapers had the earners to believe they would each increase per y, on Ins rounds, and to of Real will develop u, cases of Hie inmates. over-mastering desire. ; a pa- Kcal should and HI J ,,.,. greatly create a compelling account of this fact advertising W , be petite into action. by ho l , always. themselves, while Were but always represent boas fide values. u prevent, med- by one of . r .- Hi- pi a th- BODY'S CHILD not only has a In art b H a I . thought to . our leading . . great I wash H , , . right, it m ire for Is gent t preventive . bod; . . ; in mil ill I . . . o. . . line , mi I faith, lie . a would e that . , ., go, I thing lien are n ti -i await- Sal- ,., Guatemala, Panama, Honduras Nicaragua, Netherlands . .,. Portugal, Persia, Denmark O H Republic, Venezuela, i ; the f with ha to the ,. China has meed . a treat m with I Ur Bryan is at work upon treaties with bile, e war loud in prove tor Bryan plan Ml p ii countries whose dogs war n now their leashes be devoutly thankful II all European I. bad to similar . Ives. for Bryan i. does pro- U w an merely binds the powers to refer to a co period I . mi den ; th or it ha l tin d, i- model has h many , lies, but tor bi but and, I m hi re are in to , tin have He trained hospital es, and hospital r no r how i, in Hi, tor i-. he .,. handicapped hi r 1.-1- v ., n. Sow, in it. Wilson's efforts D. Jones and Paul M. ran as members lb. Federal res board, the ,.,;. found lined up H I their . .;.,. be per ion has in i lie, a i-l Sp .; , ., . , own . ;. bi Bel chagrin bi of also hi Is r failure u grain vi . i the distribution Pi I g. n . opposition Is ti to hi Bi in- , Hi, Admit rally bis. I trio an . to II mildly v, r manlike qualities in thus permitting their per- and disappointments to dictate Ir public a inn deserve and will fled lunation . over ii they abandon their attitude and set aside their petty resent- for the party and public I Ml I III It M closing of stock exchanges to this because of the war as- In Europe, shows that all world i.- so closely allied that the In- . war in one lion hes all More long IN vis tor In rs. The corn crop, which bus estimated bushels, may possibly. la in course William la a letters from Or. Moseley and Dr. Hyatt N. C. July Hoard County County, K. I am heartily in the move- for the ere. and of a county hospital as pro by our recent North Caro- legislative body- I think, bow- ever, that such an institution ,, bunt as conveniently as possible ti- depots Greenville In order that it be more accessible to get patients to and I ruin. Yours very II. P. MOSELEY, M. O. II II. Attention ailed lo h Ur William id, F. D. urging the county to build and maintain a hospital has n for a years. tin conditions Pitt ;, , laity the country Hi has the Interest of n family heart th, man nun., If the wife and tin child He has risen selfish- that pi a place lo n disease Is n has too mm ii I in, and tOO familiar With the ideal Dr. , endorsing the County MM appears on today's a native Pitt County; the sun of that splendid of old Dr. who I , years net ministering the sick in around bin lending a band to everything that worthy. Dr. to a worth son worthy sin I clean, capable so necessary to Falkland's boss now. though during th years held office under and k orders from I hi a like and , ,.,, were until Roosevelt could no lung, r them, The war which practically all seems likely to engage off. rs no pleasing prospect for portion of States Is groat fear U will tic-ally ruin prices our crops, , tally cotton and o. I n- fortunately South does all of her needed food supplies, and ii these to be purchased at high war while cotton and briny only depressed prices, profits on this year's good , will be turned Into losS. official opening the Pans. anal i- set March,. 1916, bill tin real ditch will be actually open for commerce vessels Deeding more than of on and after the month. There will be no ostentation r extensive ceremony about this opening. On mentioned will Inaugurate services a, a g boat the canal, Modest as ii Is Intended lo he, however, actual though . formal opening the canal will be a mo.-i Important vent h rounding country that Falkland would whole world will watch with Inti rest not i Falkland without it can be Mid without law contradiction no man lived in PHI Co. , , , . whose efforts In ins own and capabilities of high toned were more successful in men who govern ,. ,,,,,,., blessings that i entertain or express a would b. permitted to lurk In and better living. private Institutions are operated for who can and do them He . every tin- conn realized in such The Rambler III. letter. N. C, 3rd, 1814. Much to my regret saw in r that C. M WM Op- to a public When our legislature pass, the Town Hospital U under win, h any county can Issue bonds, build and run a public hospital for benefit all the people to which b physician will have access, we r marked to a friend in Greenville, that Pitt would be the County lit North Caroling to build b public hospital and would be suggest- ed that the county four could be well cared for In a small annex a public hospital looked lo ma as lbs say- goes be nail on head I am sending you under s, cover a r, of The Jefferson County Hospital Of Id. Iowa On pane you will see that for tin they received patients. Their expenses amounted Hospital earnings lime 11,344.67. Making the County hospital cost Jefferson County to very commencement only 1,148.00 for months or a fraction over 16.00 per mouth. Jefferson County with a population of 17.900 this, Pitt County with her in mm can do much better, we are confident County men with their usual sense lake care of their entire pauper list out of the hos- earnings The lime is now when public hos- are as much a necessity as court and school houses Tin- county but should not make any more running ii hospital in way they can give their as good as , an given elsewhere at actual cost, Tins movement for Public Hos- which is going to spread all over North Carolina Till County in the lead is one the of world's movement for social betterment, We know are lo gel tile hospital. truly II. O, bedridden, and had for years in ibis terrible condition. It made me lean to see so many people who would be speedily relieved II they could only have proper treatment and nursing a pool Hospital affords. These poor ii-es no d loomed to a life of mis- cry and pauperism With no relief to sight. I called Physician's attention to need of a County Hospital, and now County has one of the best in the Slate, by Ibis means burden of disease and has been lifted from those poor people they are now able lo a good living for themselves. Instead of being a burden U the taxpayers of the County, tiny are now and by honest labor are ace property and paying taxes to the we, as citizens of great County of PHI afford to longer neg- our duty to destitute fen rs, who perhaps by fault of own have fallen a slate of affliction win not respond to any treatment save that obtained In t good hospital. The saying are la true In accident and other emergencies, occasion- ally some valuable lit.- is lost might be saved if the patient could be iii soon near hospital, The lapse and of . journey in order lo lea, h a hos- tins often In end caused lb- loss of S valuable life. Greenville Is so situated that County Hospital located there could i. ,;, Hi reached from any part of County, either by or lance, and many good pay-patients would be treated Here, thus avoiding delays in long and rips by railroad and boat line distant hospitals. In this way our Hospital would be made partly, II wholly, OH CS a EVERY CITIZEN OF CAN OWN PHYSICIAN, AND TO DO SO, PAY A Very respectfully Win. M- D, NOTICE is an age of publicity j lug publicity, does I pay is a painful waste his is an age of bigger business merchants who does sell more I merchandise In than in I. II the total sales are In on p over but year, . try in regard to business i ,, , and th general prosperity. Th. is th. and ten while the r . . . . , ,. n of, and is taken care well, there be bigger and could be ,. M . for th. tenant, th. crops n This to rent . r men of small mean. Hart m . ., . crops amount to about people to come ask you to please thought that alter all Tin Hoard of Election, ., i, in and named county boards of elections and be else of th, ballot, to b. used In mil election. tilt in inches will he as follows 1-- x s; constitutional at . 1-2 x There were three for each county, hi .-I two being Democrats mill third one a Republican. Those county's board Messrs, B. a T White Harry Skinner. By virtue power sale eon tallied in a certain , v,, and delivered by and wile Mollie and W. Cherry and Cherry lo I it Davenport on the U day and duly recorded In the Deeds Office f county. N. c, nook page lot, the undersigned will expose to public sale, before III- Court House door in N. c. the bidder tor on Monday the day of September gt m. a certain tract or parcel of land laying and being County and State Carolina described as tallows, Situate In the Town of be pinning a stake in front toe Post Office running the It B. Tinker line. with toe R. B. Tinker line North thence fifty tool feel lo tile containing square yards, Sale mad.- to died This I day of it DAVENPORT, Mortgagee, BROWN, An, Hi of To. Infant child Mr Mr. I B May died tins morning The tune- will e o, I,,, Wednesday morning at n m stunt st In Cherry Hill M. Of lie will conduct The ale the pull bearers Messrs. B. Pulley, W, M. Moon, I Burner Warren. H, c s Car a Ellington. Great Buying Time for You at Clearance Sale Now is the Time. Attend the Sale Today For the next thirty days we are going to divide among cur over worth Rogers Silverware. All Men's Ladies and Children's low cut SHOES now going at -3 regular price. and see, is all e ask, we will make your dollar do double duty. B. i e is Kitchenette WANT ADS Let us show you the only all metal, in- sect proof, and most sanitary Kitchen Cabinet. Twenty ever pounds cl g rooms, next lo Hotel Pure Food Kitchenette Company. i HER MANY i l By CLARA MORTON. Z at I door . I . . ., ;,. at from that . . . , . ; i Its it e mil I've to i I H . I t try to be , alee, I I I t i lust i rail I nave ti I art i -or i a r you'll see It I if It's a I'm i I i lo i It if it gets know how it e I I Bi I H What's really I t sympathetically. it wrong to i boys and r and Janitors I and even anger b an In -Not if y l I day be . but i tn. Id seen I Se. Pr Pf And i. rt of she Jack -airs tar- Hie Bill r rope than any . and is In It Me to Go to a to a of American Flag Association. -ii. Ar i I on country. . over It.- object is to cure and state for Hi- -n and and to a general observance ii on that adopted the lag the Stars and ripe. Cash must accompany orders for want ads, except from baring regular ac- counts. rate Is I cents per line, words to the Tel- No. HEW BULLETS. . M. THE FLANAGAN LINE IS THE QUALITY KIND I i East Carolina Teachers Training School k Male train I is tn this purpose. Tuition free to all who i,, lull term lie-in- i ii, 1914. For other address, ROBT. H. WRIGHT, President, GREENVILLE, N. C. we handle as If each were for members of our own family. We use none hut very purest drugs. W use every caution to Insure accuracy and faith Have your prescriptions nil ed and you can have perfect confidence i the medicine. And confidence, know, i a help in effecting n Drug Company Wrightsville North Carolina's Modern AMUSEMENTS Music, Fishing and MOST POPULAR SEASON. WEEK-END and SUMMER Excursion Fares The ATLANTIC COAST LINE The Standard Railroad of the South Pol schemes, lure, etc , see or Grocer for WHITE Hill It lat the J to visit trade with our cigars. Salary weekly to start. Co. Station U., New York City. am lilt M lantern. return to Dr. J K. and receive reward. 7-10 August a. a. a. Ml a. a. a. a. a. Ar. m. . In same proportion from STATION'S Ticket, good returning on any ruin leaving Norfolk not later than special train at u. in. August The most resort the South very Modern Amusement I. II. II. M. I. Agent. Norfolk. mid Summer tit n to the SI via the COAST I be of the I rip From Washington, D, C, . To Baltimore, Md. I In New York . To Boston, Mass. 134.40 Ticket, on mm Teri until I BO, Norfolk with return Until Oct. II, 1914. W. J. I C. Peas raffle Mgr don K. Buyers to Share in Profits Lower Prices on Ford Cars Effective from August 1914 to August I, 1915 and guaranteed against any reduction during that Touring Car Runabout Town Car F. O. B. all ears fully equipped. In United State, America Further, we will be able to obtain the maximum in our factory production, and the minimum cost in our purchasing and sales departments if we can reach an output of cars between the above dates. And should we reach this production, we agree to pay as the buyer's share from to per car, on or about August I, 1915, to every retail buyer who purchases a new Ford car between August 1914 and August I, 1915. Fir these low prices and plan, see Branch, or Ford Motor Co. lord Supply Company, Agents. Advertise Today, Reap the Benefits Tomorrow COLDS or A Fever, Cold it o , t i otter than i d d lei grip or THE FLANAGAN LINE IS THE QUALITY

mm i i i r Moseley Bros REAL ESTATE rS. nm U . V. m J. ;. and Bros, i . N. C., Monday e each month Q H Free M. B I Ce, .-; n . . fork . . .-. . t, Special Afar n. e . i M OLD I. i rang v . A. I Passed Away i me Sunday Horning . earth Mr. HEW. Mrs. . and tail . . . . long I the I of and I. I ,. I'll. M I H I. I in i- nun at law Me la a Boll I Third North C.-1 I. V. at Lew a and Dill nags OHM a o r Blew. I described . . ion your lay i ; S. K. U. I- i G. C V . the rig a Gan a to th i road g .- ard at . i the Board held . I I . ; day July IS I I I LI- Clerk to Board of at ; l her l to et S. i . to I In ail the Woo ten street fronting Court H. IT. . . . four I latter recently passed, where son r. W. T. Paul. v for me to withdraw ii. as candidate for a r to continue as postmaster ;. of i offices wen permitted to D W ; . re u, Harris, the pt hi Hill . . , v. July i . . , j. n. postmasters are not allowed lo Hard. I.-. Barn I . Is Sui . i pi to ll Miss Mrs and Miss this v r of r's X i v Mrs A. . . ks ii is i new p and rt, . C Dr. t. U a I HIGH . C. i and Girls tor Col- i Literary, Music, Bible and Sun . Courses n, and justice of Healthful. Railroad and ,.,. e, the post office Faculty Fourth Class been of Ma ah,, Women Id . ., g . , . . . thank my many friend for the support they have manifested and m sorry that cannot i. n.- it- The Pall Term Opens UM, For Catalog and Address, V. ye. H. t- l. I moved to office from Old Bow to on Dov or d and w. i. Wilson's rills. . fin, lick and street near stars at Law I In In- ill I In- . in anew ; , N . ill to toe I Me and Sickly k- GROVES -i .-. . . P. DAVENPORT nun in ms ii . i ti W. . prim plat .- . with nil ts . n different men on l t humor I all M t . Um. A KU id tor wist Headstones or Monuments MK SHOW SOB HENRY T. KING Only One To ff- . I- v Cures a I no U . c Tailoring Parlor . . Pressing Club . . SUITS MADE TO ORDER Cleaning Street and of all Hats a Specialty. Special given lo Coat Suits and Drew. CLOTHES CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED. Work Proctor Building. MANAGER V C. HAND SAWS . OR A i, heavy and d, it's not worth fooling tee the cause you and taper , them from buckling an j th n the stiffness required of i ,. ration. el by Every 100th is thus given a sharp needle point which makes cut fast and A i N Son our i tell us, i- the coldest July , i r i stood at i seem lo be ha i in, k with Ir o barns, Messrs i and A. U C. J. Me- and Lafayette Cox all n ham tin week lire. Laura k and daughter Miss Jesse Cannon left Friday morning for Vin I leach. Nil lime than now to pi tor emergency dinners, when drops In unexpectedly and yon time, ran you make Jelly and preserves of and Jan III rubbers J. R Smith Bro. to Mi and Mr. Ed Brown, Ir. a -on Menu Friday, o goo I ball game In a i general. I.-, P playing havoc with I , the crop. . ., .;, i Mrs Dock of I . more water, makes more and hi chi whiter, Is . k masons say of It, ft, Bro There i- no need of Ii . plenty metal roofing . r proof, proof, . thing for roots, and Bi Bro, . pearl and Mr, Beth were married last Wednesday night, J, F. Warwick Esq., Pearl Is daughter of Mr, Joyner on i i and Mr, I ran ii r d halls iron. We -h them Warrenton High School K. C School, Classical u id to Trained and Ex- Faculty, One teacher to twenty All students under the of Principal lion, Two literary societies. Young Mills Moe than one now in col- as of fresh, and ., at at of an. i one of three highest In fresh, at Other evidence of leaders p. moderate, Hardware Company. 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Open an account can buy puts or rails on 10.000 grain for tit or can buy for or a-- many more as you wish An advance or decline of l cent you the chance In take MOO prom a movement 1500 profit. Write for full particulars bank references. V. Ml t Ohio. s all mail ti i-i fit ii in from mini i mill i m W Lock Boa MM D. C. Richmond. Norfolk. . BALTIMORE N. C s. C. i. Humphrey vs. William w. The defendant above named will lake notice the i an action entitled as above has been commenced i the Superior Court County for a divorce from the bonds of matrimony. and the defendant will further lake notice that be is required appear at the next Term of the Superior Court of Pitt County to he held on the so Monday before the Monday September it being the day of. August at the four, -house Pill County in N C . and answer or demur to the complaint the plaintiff In said notion, or plaintiff win apply to the Court ecru until m. Mb,., upon others ventured and upon motion It i , k the bell rang out, and alter a languid, up the mar- steps There alter an hour's wall with a i ii or two in the the platform commit tie announced its lo report n stated by the chairman of the committee, the platform and had been prepared la advance, hut this time it ii. . delay lack space the platform principles h n i how- ever, the long delay ave the Senator another to advance ii observations. Be told about the government and the mighty el- torts opposition wire making u defeat him in the coming Primary ll.- told us about secret meeting l some of the high In a certain lawyers In this town In which the statement was a- he was reliably Informed that Evans had to be beat. II tin j had to steal the el Where- upon in- warned his friends to be vigilant in and out o and is no doubt that they are deter- mined lo watch the ropes After the rending the platform and adoptions In betook itself to task en- It Always Helps says Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky., In writing of her experience with the woman's tonic. She says to use my back and head would hurt so bad, I thought the pain would kill me. I was hardly able to do any of my housework. After taking throe bottles of began to feel like a new woman. 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. still use when I feel a little bad, and it always does me Headache, backache, side ache, nervousness, 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 relief demanded In the complaint l day of July It'll. A. T. Clerk Superior Court BROWN, Attorney tor Plaintiff. ltd. Notice of Valuable Land Sale By virtue authority contained n certain decree rendered tn the Season Hundred Panda, of Stale this One leading annual events year, is looked forward to with more interest than anything that occurs among our people but year, Is the opening the tobacco market. A time that Is longed by Ins growers the weed and the business as well. Not only is this applicable to the farmers and business men of this immediate section, but um the county hearts are made glad, when In so many Um farmer rid his mind of little note here or there he is expected to lake up at marketing time And just think of the oilier fellow piece paper, lo, these many months, making his plans where he shall use the cash. On of the drought of the summer the tobacco stands are not as good us last year, bill now a bet tor harvest is expected than even s month ago The weed this roar will fall short in body and weight compared with f last season This Is due to the bad stand made in the beginning, I ;, veal there was on vine pounds was very well divided among seven war. houses. The sum paid for this which made an average for the year of per hundred pounds. That average was quailed by it I lie state. The South Carolina market opened last week, and like last year big prevailed from the start This v, likely means the farmers North Carolina may expect Rood prices in the beginning, and if the market holds own. as ll M year, will continue through The nil report mat they are ready for the big opening la expected on lath. before has market been a- well prepared to lake lo the factories will enable buyers lo take of pile the. ran buy The largest improvements made during I lie year was that the Export Leaf Tobacco Company they having erected two large build- will enable their buy- here to supply the made of them year. The are , Minting the best year since the leaf of tobacco was marketed In Greenville, for the main reason the market is becoming more and more popular year, season bring- growers here from the adjoining counties had marketed their elsewhere. or iii. s. WILSON nil illness about ten days typhoid-pneumonia Mr. w. s. ton who lives about a mile south of died Tuesday o'clock In his forty -second year lie is survived by a Wife and seven children, and was a member the order of Red Men and woodmen America, The Interment took afternoon mar ill the burying ground. NOTICE t undersigned having this qualified as Executrix the last will , of Mamie not- ice is hereby given to all persons In- the undersigned sow proceeding or action pending before the Clerk the Court of County, entitled K Carrol and B and others Sherwood and Jennings and another. the undersigned Commissioner will on Monday. August 10th. 1914, at M. sell to the highest bidder at auction before the Court House Door of County, the fol lowing house and lot, ., lug In Town Greenville, Norm Carolina and more fully de- scribed as follows, to and being on the North East aide Button street, and better known as the Northern portion of Dickinson Lot and bounded and more particularly described as follow. Hounded on the North by C A. While an Academy Lot, beginning the comer a tract sold by Marshal at C A. White riming a Straight course with the line of said tract to south West corner a tract conveyed by the said Dickinson, and now owned by the Trustees the Academy, thence on with the South line of said Academy to a point on Evans Street, which a lino North II degrees Cast would strike South corner the M, now from point South degrees West with Evans Street U feet tO ail iron slake thence a straight Una toward lb front door the Mansion House the said H A Button and wile. South 1--J degrees West to an iron hi the line of Street or bin North degrees West With the line said Street or to th beginning, containing more or less, and being Northern portion of the Lot conveyed to H, A Button by Marshal on day of 1864 as will record Book Q Q, on page in office of the Register Deed of County. The same being further known the same lot or pared of land eon- lo W H. and wile Settle by Dead from Hugh S Sutton and wife Button b ,,,.,,, ed December Nth recorded In Book P pate S, PU, county Registry. as the home place w. ll The purpose this sale is to make division of the proceeds therefrom The terms said tWO balance In three equal mental of one. two and three years doming candidates to be voled on the coming primary. Mere For the W. P Evans, For the V, s Jackson, on Si nib side of river, the North side left open until a suitable i an- could be found. For County Commissioners they adjudged R, R. U B and S A. Cone ll Ion good I material. There no Other given the k. At this point the little Leader sue Rested they go Into session. Whereupon they made n break for the jury room thus the writer of anything r i so he left, s rs had done before A SPECTATOR W Ll Mis v and I will II. good i I sum- mer now ii will , them, Misses lie k smith, are visiting Boss I.- e Dull hi n always want the I hi n a to get st wagon, cart or you Will have to the A. i. i OX Mtg Messrs E, H, I H A l n for Ir home in Sanford. I inn i forget A. W At are a reduced Mis- Marie of is visiting Miss Cox, We have a nil line of lint s we are selling at cost, It D Co. I Mr. lien. How land left lo. his home in i. w more pair of summer weight pants we an- selling cheap now. Harrington, Barber a Co. A new lot of roofing just arrived A w. Ange Co There d to lie u lot excite- at H Co., Thurs- but it was soon a new lot Hunt Club shoes had arrived and everybody trying lo net a pair. Better don't you will miss yours Mrs. Wilfred Buck left yesterday morning tor Middlesex where she will spend with her cousin Mrs. w. ii u left this afternoon for On Mrs Harrington went em I Mil I I BOWS I Ml bi most . w is lie moonlight r night, given hi men the com- to Mil see Esther Hurley mi N. C, and Marie i N, C house guest. hi Misses on in. The the nicest and most . boats on the river, left the dock nine o'clock ii landing a merry , aboard. t an hours sailing th landing was reached and the went A bonfire was built, lunch was spread, refreshments Altogether the crowd was t most congenial and merry one. every Ho party to thorough- u tie- spent on bind- Hi. entire joined songs jokes, and m laughter on the re- turn trip. Th, fortunate ones Were Misses Hurley; Inn Parker, Lucy Nell and Ada Mane Godfrey, Marie Rice Elisabeth and Messrs. Karl Willie Wilson. Clifton Ed- wards David Moore. Herbert Johnson, Pat Arthur, Bagwell and Mr. and Mrs. inn Twelve farms ill Martin varying from thirty two to five res in site, on easy terms and reasonable Inquiries Man in County Realty N C. s J. Everett, N, C. N C . Aug. A large attendance marked the opening here meeting Southern association Tin meeting will last three days and w ill be devoted to a wide range topics relating par- Ii, in the work and duties the agents. features . in are be Included In Hi, IS Your Shin Clear as a Baby's What Means on the label VALUE inside the package, and RES and . have been used. Mrs. II. D, Bateman and children left this morning for Mr. Jr., and Francis. skinner have returned from I City, n FACTION alter . Always ask when you buy a stock or poultry remedy. Bee remedies pared iron. pure, medicinal in n- way. find ere genuine that depend on. B-X STOCK G POULTRY PP I lee MEDICINE CC LINIMENT-DIP Bee Dee Powder-Bee Dee Colic Remedy th. Hoc i . . and w. men J i Stock Fans, Waco, Texas, i can gel at our Carpenter's and Builder's persons who hold claims ,,, date sale, th- purchaser be- ; are hereby ,, gM their claims will, the undersign . said land to B Everything for Building AND THE BEST. tS BE EVER 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 OUR SCREEN DOORS AND WIN Refrigerators and Ice Cream Freezers ed within twelve months from the date of this r laid notice Will be plead in bar against on said claims. This the day of June, 1911 I. of Mamie Hyman HARDING a PIERCE Attorneys. Only One the unpaid purchase price. This July . 1911 c. PIERCE, Commissioner , n lid. . Moore, Tucker, Savage Bethel. N. C me attending a this week the home We. d is this buyers tin many additions mad- I P I hi Cure. COld in OH , . cold. HI

lit U a Letter to the I the Fur I In Urn Hour. Thai Had the Interest rib. at I hi- Afternoon. Carolina. July 1914. To TIM Hoard Co., Co., . C allow KM . to your ,.,, board my hearty support and endorse- . M meat the movement which baa been Mr. William at. Lang dud at I'M o'clock afternoon, at his home in attar a long bar- been in poor health y- He was a sou of the late Mr. W. G. Lang, and was years of age. In ail death and Pitt County For inaugurated to establish a County In lieu of a County Home. am a young man, and have only in this County three years. but in short lime the people and the Pitt have become very have looked With pride and pleasure on the rapid made, even in so short a time. The Increased opportunity advancement, the building she miles and mile of good roads she has built, her rapid growth in and material prosperity. These things made me proud of my County and the reliable men who have directed us along these advancements Have we not, and of Public Health issue whit n is paramount Importance to us all. Modern methods of sanitation and preventive have put it in our reach to practically wipe out the contagious arid Infectious s that yearly coal us the County ,.,. few leading m. reliant-, and also engaged largely In tanning. took active part in the progress his town and county, and used his means lib. rally- to that end. He was a member Christian church and life was that of an up- right man. He also a Mason and devoted to the principals fraternity. On October , he married Miss Annie Phillips, of Kinston. the wife seven children surviving him. These Mrs. II. Humph, y. Mrs. THE BEST COMPANY-- The Mutual Life In- Company, of Newark, N. J. C. L. WILKINSON, Sole Agent. Greenville. N. C. Monk. Mrs. Paul K. Jon. s. Miss Laurie Lang, and Jack, and James Lang. He also leaves one brother, Mr. J. A. Lang, of Green- ville, and two Candidates Cards AU are per. inch per payable la I he burial Will take place after- noon at ; o'clock with Masonic i t For Treasurer. I hereby announce myself date for Treasurer of Pitt County sub For Sheriff I to the Democratic primary. I wish to announce to my friends W. L. HALL, and the public generally that am candidate for the office of sheriff Ml I Pitt county subject to the action of hereby announce myself a can- Democratic primary, and will I for county commissioner, to predate the vote and help of any. succeed myself, subject to the Demo- W. SIMON rs. Mrs. Fannie Party For Sheriff I wish to announce to my friends that I am a candidate for sheriff of primary of Pitt County. E. WHICHARD. 7-13-U Miss thousand of dollars in money and and her brother Jack have county subject to the action untold values in human life. With R given a party at their beautiful primaries. Should I County Hospital and Whole Time country home near Their j endeavor to serve Health Officer these things are en guests being Misses Battle and all to the best of within our reach. Malaria Ty- La Orange, X. C, Annie my ability. I will appreciate your Fever can be absolutely ,,. .,,.,, Henrietta Move. Farm- vented, ether infectious and v ,. UM Pugh Oriental ERNEST R. DUDLEY. nus diseases can he reduced to a mini- N ,. Manning Williams- mum. School children can b- v Woodard. Wilson. N. C. tin Friday evening they . w y entertained in honor of their guests generally that I am a and the visitors the neighborhood, for the sheriff if th. matures the evening being Pro- county to the action of Hook and a contest, around Le I will the world With Delightful of an refreshments consisting of punch and R ream and cake were served. Little Marie Chapman and Elizabeth John- son gracefully presided at the punch bowl hidden among palms and ferns The entire home and lawn were de- with potted plants. On Monday night, an automobile party was given the young people Checks GOOD IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. . . ISSUED BY Greenville Banking Trust Company. ed and minor defects corrected St that may be aide to grasp the opportunity which birth environment entitle them to. Shall we, then, with this splendid opportunity before us to bring tin health and happiness of our County up to the standard of perfection, shall we. I ask. neglect this great in order to provide a palace for three or four indigent Please do not think that I am that the County shirk any of her On the contrary, the who DO NOT BELONG TO FOB lo the voters of Pitt Having been urged by my friends run for County Commissioner from the North Side of the River, I hereby announce myself a candidate for County Commissioner, subject to the Democratic primary. Any support given me will be highly appreciated. J. P. DAVENPORT. We are certainly If you Will engage us to equip and Install. Your Fixture. You will undoubtedly be the for many years to come. The com- forts and conveniences of good are indeed I blessing, well worth the price, but the annoyances of poor plumbing can not be do good plumbing. estimated. We S. T. Hicks, THE Plumber. STATE INSTITUTIONS would he , la distance of six few in number that they could b few cared for The Hospital with the addition of very, very little expense. Poverty and Pauperism are a dis- ease. Shall we encourage and treat the result of our care- in regard t the Public or shall we raise the stand- of our physical well being fie that we Mill be able, in a large measure, to prevent and teen at which place they took in th. city and enjoyed the n amusement. The entire week was spent in automobile rides and water- melon and fruit parties. Among those visiting the young ladies during tin week were Misses Williams of X, C . Blanche Tucker. Eleanor Worthington and May Price of and For Sheriff. Tr the Democratic Voters of Pitt take this method of announcing my candidacy for sheriff subject to the Democratic primaries. Should I be elected I will endeavor to administer the duties of the office with prompt- using to all. I than. For Sheriff. To my fellow citizens of Pitt county I hereby announce myself a candidate for the Domination for sheriff of Pitt county subject to the action of the Democratic primary of said county. It nominated and elected pledge myself to make you a good officer. Thanking one and all for their support and co operation I am. JNO. L. GIBSON, of Township, N. C For Constable I announce to the voters of Green- you for your support and beg to re that I am a candidate your obedient servant. Very respectfully J. J. For Sheriff. take this method of announcing t the citizens of Pitt county I am a candidate for the office of sheriff vagrancy This is the that Av,,, . Messrs Wes- is i,., and Joe Wilson of Hunt, serve the to the best of ability. I will appreciate your vote ard an I Thompson and Joe Wilson of Dunn I trust. Gentlemen, you may not N- Wright Moore of Wilson. N. C. consider me too presumptions in thus r Gardner and I expressing my views. I in Turnage Ayden N C Jot and you may American Citizenship and I know W. A. Harden and you. Gentlemen, desire to do Turnage, n. r. which is to be for the good ,,,.,, f Greenville, N. C, T. M. Wood- of the greatest and what- w t Josh Tucker, Milan ever your decision in this matter may- be I shall remain. Loyally, C. M. D. Paul Tom Joe and Millard X C. Does Your Stomach Trouble You Wonderful Stomach Remedy Is Successfully Taken in Coses cf Stomach, Liver and In- Ailments I On Dos Has Often Dispelled Years el Suffering Wonderful Remedy will change that race really be termed a wonderful r and tn of Trouble has o fame from ore end of the country to th No you will nave suffered with Liver IA etc . and have been restored to health and are loud in their of this rem- There is not a day but what one the wonderful from remedy and the are entirely natural, as it on the source and foundation of these ailments, the poisonous catarrh and bile taking out the inflammation from the in- tract and In render the same antiseptic. Sufferers are urged to try one dose Which alone should relieve your suffering and that should restore you to good Put It to a test results will be a revelation to you and you will over your re- know the joys of living. Send on Stomach Ailments to Chemist Whiting St. better still, obtain a from your u gale In R. By THE JOHN U CO and everywhere Piles Cured In to Days V II m if to cure any use Bind. Protruding Piles gives I .-. lad Married at For wish to announce the voters county that am s candidate for sheriff subject to the action of the Democratic primary. If elected I prom me serve the county the heat my ability; never shirking from the duties cf office. Thanking you advance for your vote and support JOE for constable subject to the action f the Democratic party and If elected I will serve the to the best of my ability. Soliciting your vote and help. I am, HENRY S. MOOR Fer Constable. I announce to the voters of Green township that I am a candidate for constable subject to the action of the Democratic primary and will the help of any. AMOS C JACKSON. It it INSURANCE you WANT SEE US HALL MOORE News Peached yesterday of. be a candidate for the marriage it. Sunday Treasurer County, subject Miss Jennie B, and Hugh C smith, both of county. Mil PONTIAC, Mich., Aug. Many leading fruit growers of Michigan rs of the State Horticultural Sin gathered hi re today their midsummer meeting. The sessions will last two days and will be devoted to practical to the action of the Democratic thank the people for sup- port have given me In the past and I elected, promise to give the same service I have tried to give sines I have been In office. W. B. WILSON For Treasurer. I announce to my friends and the ions it voters throughout Pitt county that fruit culture, methods packing, and mark-ting. am a candidate for Treasurer to the action of the Democratic If elected I will serve the to the best of my ability to receive your vote and support I n, C. T. For Constable. I announce to the voters of Green, township that I am a candidate for constable subject to the action the Democratic primary and will their help. A. R. For I I announce to the voters of Green township that I am a candidate for constable subject to the action the Democratic primary and will predate their vote and help. JESSE L. For Clerk of Superior Court. I hereby announce myself a date for clerk of Superior Court Pitt county subject to action Democratic primary- Grateful for the flattering vote the people gave me four years ago. I solicit your sup port. If elected I will fill the office to the best of my ability. I. C- COX Automobile For Hire Town or Country DAY or NIGHT. RATES REASONABLE Phone Rick's Grocery, T. I. Moore Jesse Moore INSURANCE Fire, Health and Accident Opposite Proctor Hotel WHITSETT INSTITUTE A Leading Boarding School for Two Hun and Fifty Students. lot College, for Business, fur or for Life. Established Wide Reasonable IN THE HEALTHFUL PIEDMONT NEAR GREENSBORO. N. C. For Illustrated Views, etc., address the President, W. T. WHITSETT. D- CAROLINA. To Prevent Blood Poisoning at the old reliable DR S ANTISEPTIC skat dressing relieves pain end heals at Ike same time. Not a For I use method of to the voters of Pitt county I am a candidate for Treasurer subject to the action of the Democratic Primary. the vote and help of my friends and the public generally, and If elect- ed I promise to the duties the office to the best of my ability. O W. HARRINGTON. j. C- LANIER III SOUTH to the voters that I am a candidate for of Pitt I county from Township subject to the action of th Democratic your vote and help. I if elected I will endeavor to serve the county to the beet of my ability. Joseph . . . . ,. Clerk Superior Court. I hereby announce myself a can- for Superior Court of Pitt County subject to the action of the Democratic Primary. A. 7-8-14 nil I hereby announce myself a can- for Commissioner North side of Tar River subject to the action of Democratic primary If and elected will serve the to the best of my ability. R. D. FOR I hereby announce myself a date for County Commissioner from Township to succeed my self subject to the Democratic of Pitt County. W. U For I announce myself a candidate County Commissioner from Carolina Township subject to the actions of the Democratic primary and solicit your aid. S. A. CONGLETON. FOR COMMISSIONER I hereby announce myself a date for County Commissioner, lo succeed myself, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary. JOHN G. TAYLOR OUT OR. Om L, JOINER Physician Office in the Drown Building on Dick- avenue. Office hours to and to ., . OF TRAINS Atlantic Coast North Bound South Bound a m. No. . m So. p m. No. p. a Norfolk Bound West Bound No. a. m. No. I III a. m No. I a m. No. 7.84 a. m No. p m No p. For all occasions, Roses, Violets and Tallies the lead- Our art In wedding are the latest touch. In floral offerings to be Blooming pot plants, Hy- palms, ferns, Norfolk pines i many other nice pot plants. Rose bushes, evergreens, hedge plants and shads trees. telegraph and telephone promptly executed by J. I. A Co. Store RALEIGH. N. C. OR. J. E. MARSH Veterinary Surgeon treat all animals. Calls promptly day or night. Office at R. . stables with hospital vice. Day phone night 288-L. DR. V. R. Specialist in Fitting Glasses Office at J. R. Smith Bros, Store Ayden, N. C. Monday sad Tuesday August and Home Office . . Washington, N. C. Except Monday and Tuesday. IS OF EASTERN CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED AND AND IS ROUNDED HY THE BEST COUNTRY. OF ALL KINDS INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE DAVE TO OFFER IN THE V OF CAPITAL AND FACILITY WE HAVE AN UP-TO DATE I on NEWSPAPER PLANT. n; If -i the lost Man. i I MM S. C, i II. I WE HAVE A OF TWELVE HUN- A MONO THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE PART OF NORTH CARO- AND THOSE WISH TO BET- ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN BUSINESS WAY TAKE FEW BES AND TELL TO BRING Ti Ml i rS ogress Existing in North Carolina Brought Pitt Should lake u the Build County mm i letter OR, m. , mm I .--i I H I It. v iv iii I lie It is Thought That Opening Attack was Against From the Reports lug. is a general en- is i- IT- is progressing at Belgium. Ger- assaulted the posts at dawn and is still 12- at I; It is believed that the attack was direct striking th- gap o the I; I until against Brussels. War office announced that the engage- dun and fierce fighting is m progress at the Belgians. It is reported that the office denied the French have been cheeked at after severe troops violated the by entering the territory Germans are in great strength operating as far a- around Alsace prior to the declaration of war. War of- and have the entire front by cavalry, ace announces that the German and French armies arc who are raiding the front line. Whereabouts Hie raid, other all to Liege. French army is being held as a but the war says fighting near expected. War office insists that the Germans have finally been checked at U. S. OFFICERS OBSERVERS. Aug. war office agreed that two United States army officers can forces the front as observers f the European nations involved. Have replied to request such permission from this government. BELGIANS NUMERICALLY STRONGER BERLIN, Aug. General Von Stein of- reports the reason that didn't take Liege was Kaiser does not want necessary loss says Belgians were numerically stronger. ARMY DETACHED ROM LIEGE BRUSSELS, Aug. 1- Gentian army is being detach ed from Liege and are advancing through the heart Belgium. -Main cavalry i engaged in forward move along the whole front of the allied armies. i Mm kit for N. C. you . i- ,,.,, . ,. and ; i I ll . , ., n i the bank, Caro- the price farm pr. I. , ail our people II may i- ., the iv the sod ton and Used In world's because volume production the domestic The general European War tor the time b den Industrial cowmen con- and th Con ,;,.,,,, ,,, Europe, and ., product, are I I FORCING BACK GERMAN CALVARY BRUSSELS, Aug. army slowly forcing back the cavalry patrols which pushed far into the Belgium advance of main One such detach- routed. Reports from war office declared situation at the front favorable. British and French reinforcements enabled the Belgians forces I divide and drive Germans from small towns. CRUISER SUFFOLK STILL PROWLING YORK. lug. British cruiser, Suffolk i- re ported still prowling about the entrance of this port, ac cording to the quarantine observers. TOOK REFUGE AT ATHENS. ATHENS, Aug. VI German battleship tool refuge here yesterday. the commander must coal and leave within twenty four hours or remainder of the war. GERMAN GUN NEAR LIEGE AMSTERDAM, lug. dispatches that German siege guns are nearing Liege with con of German forces for final assault. FRENCH SUCCESSFUL EVERYWHERE PARIS, Aug. and German outpost entire line, department at Alsace, war office says that the French army everywhere are successful, and that the French forces drove the Germans back from and captured Battery Artillery. REINFORCEMENTS FROM ITALY LONDON, Aug. is reported Italy has -ranted permission to gather reinforcement. from Italy. St. Petersburg dispatches report Russian Haiti.- Sea fleet captured German merchant- men. PRISONERS SHOWN CONSIDERATION lug. -Official says taken by the around are shown con HOME PARIS, Aug embassy has aided fifty five hundred Americans to date in getting away from for America. TAKES POSSESSION TODAY. WASHINGTON, lug Department dis- patches reports will take n peaceful possession of City today. All battleships will he withdrawn from Vera CrUZ within two weeks. ON BRUSSELS, Aug. admits that a gene engagement now progressing west f and FREIGHT RATE COMMISSION REPORT SUBMITTED TO CRAIG. RALEIGH, Aug. Interstate Freight Rate Com- missions report was submitted to Governor this morning. The report makes an average reduction from the pit sent with southern main lines .-n a eighteen per cent, compared with a three per cent cut by the Justice act which the in the mountain division. The extra twenty-five per cent, reduction has been abolished. Having the i w. may the remedy. The col and tobacco mark. I be turned fa. torn, foreign . and means ho demand will become d. peace is restored, I which will In i p, . th. d even Hi the War. II b. to i stab country the a to make at. b n American and English we ma b. i- and i lo r. operations and i ft , ball our cotton In th. fun. and Canada, and Great r, .,., one ball our exports Under , .,,;,, n Dy cooperation wit bankers to be able lo nearly normal ion may Hated In . , i the belle prevail. i will b. ., j brief. The numb r and appalling lo of life and property ensue, will mediation and peace Ev continue ii i- r. iii bi any reduction the and other iii vital our i i Unfortunately about par cent, of our foreign in carried in foreign la and II. I ill in a I i an agreed by . . I i i could people, A. lo th. and feasibility of , i time I lion be. e of world, while ,.,. ., ., practical, Pill Hi- and lead i. county Hospital In the Stat. would be an easy mall, i n, build a suitable annex ft I In r n The Whole Time H. Officer d, d a. again i -1- ibis import a I this . i when iv. pro, i v he i , j,,,, Its I i on teach I pr. . Mi-.- m In ; r public i ,, and e . ; Ion, an you i for lb I . ii training lo If for the the i j ; i yours, GREENE M . I. Ml Mi-- . l- The m lam the i raising Industry . ;, lam i hi t. day n the annual meeting of in in. it's .- la ghoul old and all a i rail i i a n iii.- will continue ,. i. and will pa devoted it Ion of a i i of p, i , relating to . cattle in mis country, in with meeting, each , there, will be a pure-bred