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No, never gave him no reason for thrown, and you bat he'll either come up to the scratch or he'll SC as a to other fellers ho know their own s as Only On To let call lot full Look lot . Kim. I have been Informed sous one has put out a false report on Mr it. Dudley to his Influence ; and candidacy nit i . I v have reported that he is a Catholic and belong to the catholic church, such r, port Is he Is a member at Chapel Fr.- Will Church Tilt County and ha-i been for several years and In goo I standing with the church Notice Valuable I Sale By of i certain I In i or p. the Clerk of the Com smith k. Carr I H. s i rs join Hi. Mod . .- . h 1914, at . ;, M. sell . iii n the Co the I . and lot, i and In the Town I . and more fully scribed a- follows, to-wit being on the North . , Sin an I Northern portion i ., and bounded and more at follows ed on the North by C. A. White ,,. the Ai my Lot, Hi. , a r- sold by Marshal at the Stables C. a. a straight . ours with line tract to South Weal corner a tract also i by the said DI. n. and now owned by the Trustees the Ai thence on with South line Academy to point mi Evans Street, a line North ii degrees Baal would strike the South East corner the M. Moore, now- from said point South ii degrees West with j Evans feet to an iron stake straight line toward tho front door of the Mansion House of the said II A. Button and wife, south Ti 1-2 degrees to an Iron stake in the line of Button or lane, thence North degrees W.-.-t with the line said Street or to the beginning, containing 1-3 an acre more or less, and being Northern i, of the conveyed to A. Button by Marshal on on the day 1861 Will be j found record in Hook w on page j In the R Deeds Of County. The same being further known lbs earns lot or parcel , and con- to W. II. and wile Bi. by Deed Iron Hugh S Button wife Button by ember 20th 1898 and recorded In Hook r page County Registry, it being as the home place of the late w. ii. The purpose Ibis is to division of the proceed- therefrom, The terms of said thirds cash, balance In pay- one, two and three years from date the pun baser be- required to sufficient said land to secure Hi. unpaid base price July c c. Aug. D. Greenville, who Rev, and. Mrs. John R. Carroll here, celebrated bis anniversary today, and has b. the recipient of many congratulations, pastor, Rev, C. II. Rock who summering here, gave a dinner n his honor bi which Mr. and Mrs. II, Willie . Jennings and Mr- Una . all in s and . Mr. bard and Mrs . Haskins, High Point, were Mrs, i also a . in honor h. r v III . giving me a cl I the truth, Dick as a ; I, it. all aorta of i . of ex. , . u , , b III C, mug i,. i-. l uniting , , . the subject And th n .- me slowly, Dick pi, en- on . i read up some- near and we ha I Inc. n i r since It go . i we wen , he beaten k. And now H . , time I d I , ; ; to feel I shivery v rate, I bad only bad one pro- ,. . Oh, I i that problem I bow v. I going i . re anything but . going to fall in I Cl Understand. .- a i Item, ex l Mrs. spreading lie Mirror in her ample v .,. k William i L she saw two , , a i II Boating Mr. Li ming- ton. mi I. I Hie two I, . there m cow end call got way out it THE FARM It the Basis of all Industry LIME Is the it of all good arming. I . i ti by the authority in the I Kl in . ix Lime on the Farm, aid get e purest lime. Don't buy earth, sand, etc. A postal will give you POWHATAN LIME CO. STRASBURG VIRGINIA id . , the state He late Dr, K Hoy b cl . , notify persons Ii Hi- state Dr h a. to Um same to administratrix on i, ford 1915 or this will plead In bar recovers I per to said estate will pi a make Immediate i-. 1914. HORTENSE P. Administratrix Ally. I ; i you. Id one. but i i Bald . . . m him as I .- In .- present sun a. .-pi . . -I , . I km you can ,, . in f men that , around you all is, Why , . . id nil HOW at the , bout i doctor who been I after I Inwardly Dick didn't l a that that v. as all and done h all ii --as a safe proposal c to this one and even if I know what to say, If , . would only all h it would you do if should kiss he said suddenly be I said more calm- a I It. try to overtake the the road; we can't be o v. away from lie was ding on the running board and be h I suddenly. A be I, kiss and we n start. See, I'll mm ft CO OINTMENT i a. us , I I I I , I I I t a. W. Cold In On, Stop. , . sud work, oil cold. Clerk. i on Twelve in Martin County, varying from to live acres in else, on terms and reasonable prices, solicit inquiries. Martin County Co. N. C. S Ally. Greenville. N. C. Carpenter's and Builder's Hardware. Every thing 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 THE HEART OF EASTER If WORTH CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, 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 JOB AND NEWSPAPER PLANT. la the -test the Most Healthful, Host WE HAVE A OF TWELVE HUB- AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN PART OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WISH TO GET BET- ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN A BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU HAVE TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. OUR ADVERTISING HATES ARE LOW AND CAN BE BAD UPON MK . AFTERNOON, Thousand American Refugees Arrive In N. Y. From Germany FORMER Pill TO KEEP Oil OF IS 1.1 General Engagement in Progress Along Belgian Frontier, War Guns Are Heard All Son of Commander-in-Chief Of Belgian Army Cap- and Made Prisoner. Kaiser's Son Urged Ger- mans to Act Brutal. Con- Will Continue Its Session Indefinitely GENERAL ENGAGEMENT IN PROGRESS. BRUSSELS, Auk. general engagement is in progress all along the Belgian frontier. Fighting com- night. It is believed that the German move- is directed here with tin- combined army of an first army War are distinctly heard. is to purchase necessary carry the goods which is waiting for market on account of the European war. It is also decided to introduce the Insurance Bill asking Congress for five-hundred millions to buy ships will continue its sessions indefinitely especially on account of the danger of an outbreak in Mexico. AUSTRIAN STEAMSHIP CAPTURED. France. Aug. Austrian steamship Emilia with a cargo of and coffee was by a French gunboat the Moroccan cost. FOR SUPREME COURT BENCH WASHINGTON, Aug. Wilson nominated for the Supreme bench and Thomas W. Gregory as Attorney General to succeed Reynolds. TWO HUNDRED VESSELS CAPTURED. LONDON, Aug. is estimated that two German vessels with a million tonnage, valued three hundred million dollars have been captured at sea by the British, French and Russian warships, There are still at sea rive hundred German vessels at sever, hundred million dollars. Mr. E. B. Moore Once Prominent Business Man of runs or ice Information was received here to- day of the death of Mr. B Moore which at o'clock this morning at his home in Wash- He suffered a stroke of pa- about years ago, since which his health continued poor. during the past year bis condition gradually grew worse until death re-1 his sufferings. Mr Moore was born In Pitt county December 13th. 1857, making bis age nearly sixty-seven years. In married Miss Martha S. Warren, Greenville, a daughter the late Sheriff Allen Warren. For some years he engaged in the mercantile here, and later was proprietor of the Hotel Macon. II- moved t Washington in 1801 and engaged In the fish business, becoming one of tit- largest wholesale and retail fish and oyster dealers in Eastern North Caro- The funeral will be held Thurs- day morning in the Baptist church in Washington. Mr Moor.- is survived by his children, the latter being Mrs P. A. of Raleigh. Mrs. S. It. Kill, ridge. Misses Katie and Moor-, and Messrs, Harold Shel- ton Moore, of Washington. He two brothers. Mr. Thomas Moor--, of Pitt county and Mr. Joseph Moor.-, of New York; and three sis Mrs. W. I. Johnston, of Mrs. C. Q. and Mr- Ada Hyman. of Stokes He was a man held in all who knew For Nearly Hours President And His Cabinet Wrestled With Situation AMERICAN IS SAFE GERMANS ARRESTED. THE HAGUE, Aug. sun of the of the Belgian army was cap- on the Dutch side of the frontier disarmed, and made a prisoner at The Dutch patrol arrested one hundred and fifty who crossed into and all were disarmed and held at WOMEN AND CHILDREN SHOT DOWN. PARIS, Aug. has been received by the war office the front detailing alleged German brutalities. report declares that one of the Kaiser's sons urged the German troops to act brutal. Au other declared that eighty-four houses were burned and women and children were shot down at is reported also that the German wounded are on the with their boots removed before they are abandoned. COMPELLED TO ABANDON ATTACK. ROME, correspondent that the weir compelled to abandon the attack on Vladimir. The department of the reports that a large f soldiers Of those refusing to tight many were shot. . INVASION WELL IN PROGRESS. ROME, Aug. China cablegram says that the German gunboat has there for the rest of the war. St. war office that the invasion of the Austrian provinces is well in and that several divisions totaling more than seventy thousand men, chiefly try and artillery are moving into Austria from several routes. The capture of is expected soon. ULTIMATUM REACHES BERLIN. WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.- is officially stated that ultimatum has reached Berlin. WILL PURCHASE VESSELS. WASHINGTON, Aug. a conference between President Wilson and the Congressional leaders it was agreed that the best of meeting the present MORE AMERICANS ARRIVE. NEW YORK, Aug. 19.- The Liner Finland arrived with more than a thousand American refugees on board, man whom bad been fighting. They say that the cities of choked with troops. Greenville Graded Schools Will Open Monday, September 7th. white graded schools will open on Monday. This is a little earlier than the opening heretofore, but owing to the there will be a nine months tern this year, the first Monday in is not too The conditions year will be relieved to extent one section each grades one to four will to the Model There Will still be thirteen teachers In the main building, how- aver. the Modal School are i ow being graded. All of pace between the front of the build in,; and Is to be Shaped properly walks are to ix- mads tors lbs opening of school and repairs are also hi inn made the main building POPE PIUS DEAD. ROME, Italy. Aug. lit. Pius died here today. Postponed l . I he . Canadian h Stars been hi Id her.- today iii with tin Confederation have bean Indefinitely because condition arising r i i Hie war. Washington, D. C, Aug. de termination the United States to keep this country from be- involved in European war us controversies was in vi ways today. at Wilson addressed an peal to the American people calling in studiously to refrain from or act that might re- v, the slightest Land- rs pi Congress of all parties voiced similar views. or nearly three hours the and his cabinet wrestled with H. . The matter still is under Official from Berlin the Japanese ultimatum had bean delivered to the German government v diplomatic dispatches ., war between Japan not unlikely. Minister a Berlin. foreseeing web an eventuality. Ambassador Gerrard to be prepared to over Japanese Interests IS Germany. Tn president received from William a long trans- through Ambassador Gerrard cent, ms were closely, but it was learned ex- preMed the grateful Germany lbs tender good I ,. . made by United states. The German Emperor took occasion to. point out .-Buses the sent and argued, it is understood, that i- was trying to mediate be- tweet. Austria and Russian began. N, Press While House denied contained any protest con- the attitude American toward Germany. said I there was to the Emperor would at any accept tin- tender good The ultimatum demand- Germany evacuate Chow and withdraw in r Beet Hi.- Client was uppermost in the at- Official Washington, Discussion was general as to bow the interests of the United Slates might be and it obvious that a of relief fol- lowed given at London Japan take against Ger- many activity WOUld tilled to open seas, Japanese Ambassador, conferred with Bryan but i talk about It. , Charge of British Em- i all. d alt- and left the Secretary a copy of the note from Hie government announcing action taken by Japan i. to German in l;, .,,. Tho note wan to announced by the In formation bureau it night. i We an- sailing out entire stork l actual cost. Quality shop,

THE CAROLINA HOME and FARM and EASTERN n anxious to get him back from London by U Lit lac. O. I Editor. CAROLINA one year. . . BU Adverting ma; be bad upon application at the office The Reflector Building, corner and All cards of and reaped will be at cent word. i.-i will be . s at three per hue. up Hit; as matter august 1910. at the post at Greenville. North Carolina, act of March i. 1879. FRIDAY, -I. I'll AT criminal Impulse a youth the arrogance a doddering old monarch the war of no em- have plunged a continent a-i . unwarranted war which prom la extend In devastation and any armed conflict In world's history. Tin assassination of the Archduke Francis and Austria, the spark that exploded ii magazine. that act of an p, Individual did not Justify the p of In do- . taring war against In present conflict there Is no stake a single popular i valid excuse. An evidence of this Is found in the fact each nation engaged In war Is trying justify Its conduct to Itself and lo rest the world by representing ii was attacked and had lo de- Itself. while ii;. whole conflict Is based upon the flimsiest pretexts, the tor its from ., local quarrel between .- , and to a continent-wide which involves nearly every important nation of Europe, seems chiefly upon ambitious rat Emperor William of- Ger- many To the credit of France and Br Ian it n isl b said that were drawn with the Into the war Russia, too, while championing th which, because of its might reasonably be ex- i of it. t. the con- which of Austria and the of Ger- many have forced Europe. The therefore, Is Justified In hold- and Germany responsible the debacle t blood and e tat ion that has been enter- ed upon. these having i to live by the sword may also by it is not a remote possibility the Triple entente- England, Francs fort by Belgium and states are Irresistibly drawn to their i- of controversy, Is stronger In both and naval resources than the Germany, Austria and Italy -with Italy nut Tin latter country clear it will Hot support its lies In what it as an i led violation of Triple Al- agreement. On the other hand Its long hatred of Hungary and the force of events may align Italy squarely with i tide f the conflict, thus adding measurably m the odds against Ger- many The one bright ray of hop.- in the black situation is that out of tho death devastation that are blank- continent will arias a new a better civilization. ground for the belief that this will be, the last great war, and that it may he the instrument for the of it is that after this continent-wide sat- of slaughter and destruction the hundreds of millions of people who bear tho burden will over again In be driven to the at tho word of rulers in whose I hey had no voice. Boom Bomb-bomb-bomb now help to i leaf up the tobacco situation. even some fellows enough for the United States to a hand In It Better 1st Carte Sam attend to his own affairs and advantage of the opportunity to business tor his children. Co to date more than thirteen thousand automobiles have been reg- in North Carolina. That u some wheels. Some folks hold to a dollar like they are afraid it will never come k it they turn it loose. The man who uses the war sore to try to take advantage of his fellows, gs to the undesirable class. it. horn Is . no V. th v. .-i loans floated it There Is business a plenty for those ho go after it. while the calamity howler sits still and throws a tit W hope the fellows who are the early ending of the war are good prophets This la one time the absentees foreign countries an anxious to gel back home. of us v. i did m l t to European trip are Hi g bl it TI hi graft Pit; county farmer.- gel b to have a cotton warehouse h a I s by pro to hold tin Ir With such I . .;., tell how much of the war sea i being made up by On- T R ROM is trying to in- spire to activity his former followers in New England. Hard Job before you Ti Th. re are people, prompted by mer- or other motives, who would SOS the Timed States get mix- ed in the European conflict Put I'm Sam is sitting in the middle the boat attending to business, and his own children to keep cool in BALE FOB BLACK Mill S I its i u . . Ii for th. em o , i th Ir r I th come OUt best And R r for harvesting th r- nil I .- . busy. i . I pr . . ill do If ii has got to com. we wish the big dash among the European would up and the finish the war soon follow The Reflector does not s Sun- day its war telegrams wen received I bulletined Sunday so that th.- home people were kepi posted as to what was going on at the the oil man who makes it hard for a borrower with ample security to gel and the man who needlessly advances the price of food, just be- then in Europe, are both only enemies to the best interest nations welfare, hut would a take of their fellow- mi . is in., need men and cool level headed men. The fellow that goes about bowling in in America is going to the bow-wows just because then- is a war In Europe, ought to be sup- pressed, the howling to the bot- tom and you will And its main pose is graft s desire to put up prices and extortion on those who have to buy. This country Is right and her people should keep I II may true, as reported, that there are aliens in this try anxious to embark for Europe to part in the war Involving their fatherlands, if so, the tact may i- cited as an evidence of their patriot- Ism, hill not of their good sense. Few m have any cause Of rev. or hive of the country they Wan; or persecution drove most them to these shores, and any considerable, number should pine to return lo offer themselves on the altar of an unjust, selfish, In- human war of is in- explicable The sooner the farmers make pro- vision to hold their cotton and co crops until this unnecessary war panic talk is over, the it be ti r them. Grafters will try to take advantage of and force sale of the pi at low prices if possible, and this. most aspect of war is the ultimatum of Japan that Germany withdraw her ships from Chinese territory one or Japan will declare war on Germany. The situation was ready looking bad enough many, and If she also has to tight Japan condition will be that much worse. ---------o i plenty of prophets bob- bing up now who you war was coming There are too many wars, anyway. T. II. owes his friend the a German war lord ha the American to the inside pages Why does not someone invent ; folding sleeping porch, consisting merely of a bed that folds into th. o--------- Dog-gone it. Every time we begin to get ready to go to Europe some- thing comes along lo make us cane- I the trip. It is said that Harry Thaw has dis- appeared, but we fear he will b found. Mme. will be able to com- a larger salary than even Bernhardt. This would be a good time for An- drew Carnegie to donate another mil- lion to the cause of universal peace. Meanwhile Switzerland Is not In danger of being st on any more than a ham root is. Confidence and optimism will business more good than calamity howling. Mexican Interest cuts a small now with the European war taking up so mm h space tip. u season for turning ail eyes on the Kaiser. is no intimation that the don suffragettes are showing so much anxiety to get in the war as hey ere to vote. In spit of war, Christmas will along about the usual time f And remember to do yo early. By the time the European war over, the fancy dancers may have a idea of a Turkey trot, that is if Turkey gets in the skirmish. The Atlantic Coast Realty Company held an auction sale of lots for the Methodist Colony Co . Black X. C. today. The Colony Com- was organized a couple of years ago by prominent Methodists from all over the State, who purchased of well located property to es- a summer Methodist colony The property was sub-divided Into lots and the Colony Company made arrangements to give one of stock in the company, which is worth today to every chase- of a lot. Th auction company held a sale on this property on July which as highly successful. of the orig- lots sold Monuments in Cemetery. Two handsome granite monuments have recently been erected in Cherry Hill cemetery to mark the resting of f officials of Pitt county of them is on the plat where Is the late State Senator James I. Fleming, who died in November 1909, and the at the grave of the late Sheriff R. W. King, who died in January 1918 n- of the contending nations in Europe to float war loans will help to shorten the conflict. They light long without rations and tit course the war in Europe nothing to do with American hens laying, and no eggs are being ex- ported over there Yet there has an advance in the price of egg and Hie war is given as an excuse for it. The Wilmington Dispatch tells a local wholesaler receiving two cases of toys from Germany kept on that place of gin, by the time Christmas toys go on In may not he popular label. it Europe would only mobilize its common sense instead Of its armies. The high i Of living ks up any to go higher. There you see George Fred Will- stirred up the hornets, hill you said , going on in Mexico it takes a reminder, now and then, to there was some trouble down not long a. is the biggest and best on the globe, and her abroad, when they lo getting buck home, will it Is a good to slay. Tie long-faced people who are try- to make ii appear business has gone to the dogs, ought to go out and eat green persimmons gel mouth to pucker once more -------o The fellow who predicts that the European war will last a year-and-a- must think country Is full of gold mines If b took into consider- war is costing fifty-mil- lion dollars . If the outcome of tills European conflict ll to be universal peace and disarmament of all nations, it will ultimately prove a blessing, though a horrible bloody disaster to the pres- generation engaged in the for supremacy. There Is so much Interest in the war that even politics Is not know of one German who tar- is hatred of Belgium so tar the he I.- s buying Prince Alb. rt for Us H in the line with the man who the invitation to a dance here because it is called a Asheville Citizen. has anything on the chap who. since the latest twist in the situation, has declined lo allow wife to use on the parlor floor, Wilmington boys all must have taken i fresh whiff of At rat. items smell like there is in Denmark. Precinct At a meeting of the Pitt County Hoard of Elections held in the Court House of Pitt County, on Monday August 1914, a new precinct known as Fountain Precinct, with voting place at Fountain, N. C, was created by said board. The description and boundaries of said new precinct are as follows, Beginning at Baker's Mill where the public road crosses the Wilson county line, and thence with the Farm Villa road to II. F. of the road; thence with the public road from B. F. to Washington Smith, Including the farms of Wash- Smith, It. A Parker and Ed- ward Smith; thence with public road from Washington Smith's to Marcel- Smith; with public road from Marcellus Smith to W. C. Ed- wards store at the Edgecombe county line; thence with the county line lo the Wilson county lino lo the ginning. Therefore, let all persons and par- ties take notice of the above act of the said County Board of Elections and abide by the same. This August 1911. S. J. Chairman of the County Hoar Elections T. WHITE, Secretary. Merchant Farmer the Editor of teems very certain that we are lo have one of our best lawyers and men for Senate, and now let US a cod merchant and farmer the lower house, Begin to look up your man and act as the time nigh. A DEMOCRAT. is I ha . of the Health Com of the Stale of V omen's and Pledges Her Support. N. C. August, 1914. To the Honorable Board of County Hear It has been said that when Nature replaced instinct Intelligence she at the same time star id the human race on the path of cooperation, rendering it for us to pool our intelligence and lo put all we know at the service of each individual. Th-.- Federation of Women's Clubs in State of Ninth Carolina lo support any movement is of benefit to mankind. As Chairman of Health in that or- and being born and reared in Pitt county. I feel this Is an opportune time for me to endorse the movement of having a Whole Time County Health officer in my native county. Ignorance is said lo be a crime lei us no longer be ignorant, but up to the fact, that it is our duly to lean, the principal laws if health and by so doing conserve life. The duty of the Health Officer is to prevent disease not to cure it. as ounce of prevention is worth a pound of I am sure that this step taken at once, will bring better re- to the county than any other you take, for it is impossible to a better Investment of money than ill the extermination of and conditions which produce it. Respectfully, MISS. M. H. Good Crops in Pitt County. Pitt county crops this year Is some- thing to contemplate. The prospects for beautiful cotton, corn and crops, in accordance with the ave age have not been In years than they arc Just at this time. If Is re. set-back from now on. and hitch comes in marketing and price of these crops, it is going to prove a good yea Pitt farmers. Green Hal. Latest Freak. Green hair, which has so far made only a tentative and fugitive appear- at fancy- dress balls, Is now to become a addition to the wardrobe of the woman of fashion. That is the effect of the action of the Committee of the Of who have decided lo equip forthwith mannequins with col- wigs and to let them loose upon a tolerant, but startled, world. Tho associated hairdressers find it no ob- that tile new coiffure will be both In Itself and in virtue of the fact each wig must have a dress lo match Indeed, when one considers the obvious scope there Is for freaks which have nothing to recommend them beyond their one cannot but applaud tho lenience and moderation of the great arbiters of Mall Ga- rd Tb. Mends of Mr. K. W. who liken suddenly ill at p Will be pleased lo learn that h-3 la now able to be up. King Boosts Wages. During their recent stay at Band- King George and Queen Mary gave much attention to the subject of the wages paid to workmen on the es- and in view- of the Increased cost of living It was decided that an all- round increase of pay should be given not only lo the men who may be de- scribed as agricultural laborers, but to woodmen, and others. The number of men affected Is about throe hundred. Simultaneously with the in- crease of wages It Is arranged that in all cases in which the nature of the employment permits, work shall cease at one o'clock on Saturdays, instead of three o'clock, as heretofore. Failure of Artificial Food. That It Is possible to live on food, or least on the of certain staples. Is a common belief, and it has even been predicted that some day our diet will of tabloid food. One might live for a short time in that unsociable, way, hut recent of like scurvy and pellagra, which are almost caused by a deficiency In the diet, prove that such a life would he one of disease and not last long Record Whaling Season. whaling season of 1913 has all previous records, the total yield of oil Tor the world in that estimated at casks. Misses Elizabeth Tale, of ton, Nell of are their aunt. Mrs. ,. ,. , Ready for Horses digest their feed less thoroughly than other farm annuls. In order to insure thorough digestion of all the food eaten, and to make your readier next day's work, add to their evening Heed a Bee medicine It will lessen your teed hills. it will Increase your profits. I no It a on feed. It alto Spin and KM, Johnston. R. F. D No. I. Nebr. He MS MS At row HOPE ITEMS Hope Well, N. Aug. and Miss Ellen were at Mr Hen a few days ago. ROSCOe and Cox spent Sun- day at Mr. Bill Smith's home. Miss Mae who has been at- tending the Summer school at Green- ville has home. Misses Leona Cox and Whitehead were the guests of Miss Alice Phillips Sunday. Mr. . I. Wilson and wife, Orson ville, spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs Wilson's father, Mr. Smith. Hi and Mrs Tom Jackson, of spent Sunday at the horn of Mr. Charles Smith. Mr. Frank Little, of spent here. Mr. Dock Simmons and wife spent Sunday with the family of Mr. Imperial On Tobacco Market. E. IT. who is on a trip to tho tobacco markets of South Caro- wires from Myrtle to Mr. C. S Carr, cashier of the Banking and Trust Company, that the Imperial Tobacco Company Is on market and prices are higher. This Is good news for the tobacco trade and farmers. If the Imperial has gone on the South Carolina mar- there is every reason to believe they will be on the North Carolina which one is lo open on 1st, and if this Is so active markets and satisfactory prices may be locked for. Mrs. S. Willard left this morning for Washington and a week so with her people BAD STOMACH ONE DOSE of Wonderful Stomach Remedy Should Convince You That Your Suffering Is Unnecessary. and h. and right in I- w t tali n for Liver and Stomach, After Smith. Sick Torpid , -i It w they know the f Stomach t the ht and widely for the ailment. . fr a today. it Should convince f i are as it cU on the and of ailment and in cave bring quirk relief Rid, highly has Wen by the prominent people and In all of life, them of of puma. with Merit and it be equally in Send free valuable booklet on to . II. Ml. 154-130 street. Chicago. r MM l V. c y I CO and Greenville Tobacco Market Opens On Tuesday, September 1st. Will be in PERFECT TUNE to. get you the highest possible price for your tobacco We have the experience and money to do it with. Bring us your first load. YOUR FRIENDS, O. G. Rucker, Auctioneer, Johnston Foxhall Per Cent Pure BREAD Per Cent Pure Kitchenette WANT ADS BAKED IN OWN TOWN, BAKED FOR YOU. YOUR HOME TOWN PRODUCT BAKED BY AN EXPERT BAKER On these grounds we are soliciting your patronage. Our new and up-to- date wagon pass your door every afternoon with strictly Fresh Bread and Rolls. Our Wagon is Different From Others You Will Hear The Bells, Listen for orders phoned us in the morning will be delivered in the afternoon. CAKES -We call Your Special Attention to them. We put out the Best Line that Skill and Pure Material can Produce at Popular Prices. You will also find our bread and cakes at some of your leading Grocery Stores. We furnish them with fresh goods daily. J. L. Starkey, J. L. Smith, E. H. Jas. Long. Co., and W. H. Ricks. Save Every Label They Are are going to give away some able prizes to the ones holding the largest number of our labels. Greenville Bakery, Dickinson Avenue, Near Norfolk Southern Depot. Phone Number Let us show you the only all metal, in- sect proof, and most sanitary Kitchen Cabinet. Twenty over of rooms, next to Hotel Proctor. Pure Food Kitchenette Company. Per Lia Cash accompany for want ads, except from baring regular as- The rate Is I cents per line, words to th. line. Tel- No. Practicing In all Wooten Building OS attest, fronting Court SCHEDULE OF Atlantic Sale 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 our over worth of Rogers All Men's Ladies and Children's cut SHOES now going at -3 regular price. Come and see, is all we ask, and we will make your dollar do double duty. B. . W, m. . Practice limited to ton Nos. and N. C. . t Dr. D. L. James, Monday. DE. JOHN F. has moved hie from Old Bow to Dr. Zeno on Fourth Street, none Day or Night. I and w. and Summer EX CO ON RATES to the via the ATLANTIC COAST The Standard Railroad the South Round Trip From Greenville To Washington. D. To Md. To New York City . To Boston, Mans. Tickets on Bale every until September via Norfolk and with final return limit Oct. 1914. W. J. T. C. While Traffic n. Wilmington, N C. North Bound No. a. m. No. p. m. South Bound No. p. m No. p. m Norfolk at Law NORTH East Bound No. s. m. No. t a. m. No. It p. m West Bound No. I a. OS No. 7.64 a. m No. p. NEW MULLETS. S. M. Ask Tour Grocer for WHITE SWAN a the d BIG WORDS ENTIRELY WASTED Brother Better Half Found Long-Handled Skillet Much More Effective Argument. ain't no In a declared old Brother ladies Isn't got no de ain't cot no mental grasp, as say. Now. In de me and wife had night a In de do fact I dog up a fine, big words and flung at her. I couldn't convince her. I rolled salubrious Artificial Wood. French experimenters at work to tho city of Lyons have Just produced an artificial wood, according to tho American consul at that place. The new product has found after years of study and practical the most recent of which have given eminently satisfactory The process consists In transforming straw Into a material having the resistance of oak. The straw, after being cut Into small pieces. Is reduced to a paste by boiling. Certain are then added. the paste has been reduced to a homogeneous mass It Is put Into and planks, beams, and moldings of all sizes are readily made This new material can sawed natural wood. As a fuel It emits a bright flame and little ill is further Raid to be table to tho manufacture of match steins. For the Plant. Should anyone have a India rub- In de do fact I leaves at the and hence sightly, they should go out for a try walk and some moss i salubrious , . . -a . ,,. . ,., , , ,, . from a damp bank, and then like de Battle o Hill, , , , ., . . I to treat the plant as to the bass of tho lowest leaves cut a notch half way through the stem, and then slit latter upwards for an Inch Insert in this cleft a small to keep It open; then get tho moss place a thick layer around tho wound and bind it securely with twine. Keep moss constantly moist. In about two months roots will form in th. and when these are seen coming through, sever tho stem and plant the moss and stem In good soil In a poi; then In due course you will get a nice dwarf plant New Gar- den Seed Flower Seed Onion Sets Maine Red Bliss Irish Seed Oats Rape Seed Dr. Hess Stock Poultry Powder ought-uh made small words she used up like green aves when de frost hits did she couldn't-uh. she up a skillet popped mo on do head such city skull perpetrated right de bottom piece and held on to and drug me all over de place I hatter own up she was In do right to save, life lo soul. de lady pulled heed plumb off if I hadn't give In Stands to reason, she didn't language, uh when a man uses big words what kind uh an- am Star Indian Legend. According to an old Cherokee legend, . when plants and animals a Kansas City they were told to watch and keep awake for nights Tho night nearly all the animals stayed Profitable Maine Industry. i awake Tho next night several of Annually about fifteen thousand them dropped third night pounds of spruce sum are gathered in store went to sleep. At last, on Maine, practically all of tho crop Is the practically all of Isl the seventh night, only the owl, the harvested In March Gum earn panther and a very few animals we from one to dollar n day, and as still the crop never tails they do fairly well, The Maine crop is lamer than all th other states combined produce, Th mini picker wears steel climbing spurs on his in his belt he carries light hatchet. Strapped to his waist I a hag with a Wide for re- of the gum Climbing a tree, the picker from limb to limb chipping off the lumps of gum as he them, Until he reaches top the gum is In the wide open bag a falls from the tree, while all that to the ground Hands nut null relief upon the that Is easily picked up. Therefore they have the power lo see and go about In the dark Even the trees went to sleep. Only tho cedars. pine, tho spruce, the holly and the laurel wore awake seven tights Therefore they are always green B. P. Life, lire, Sick and en fourth stare How To Quinine to Children. Headstones or Monuments LET MK SHOW VIII. HENRY T. KING ti Tin in mi improved y i n. It is t Syrup, pleas- ant to take not disturb the Children take it and know It Quinine. especially adults who cannot cake ordinary Quinine. not nor nor ringing in the head. Try It the time you need Quinine for any nose. Ask for bounce original package. ft cent.

mm r-f- UP Bros. REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE and hi . I. Mr. A. T Moor Mr. K. W rill regret I . i i a sale the At I nil Company tin . I. ,; Q. Beat return I . trip New i I . ; . of Baltimore p a few days ; yesterday for I a i of to visit her i here. U C. A, Will n left City s for Coast Ci mi Mu N ml Blow and Ma-i r Fran- la w ii to Nashville, S b few days with ii County Blip u Ii S B. I and r, have returned from Bi . spent at ion Mi R. L. Bun S Beaufort, . lorn of . i left Saturday rest, v where th i com- will hold an auction Bali I its m Ai Mr. A. B . X Mr R ix. the i an pa S C, for II I ken . n V . it ;, i i hop Mint Edge SAWS Its a pleasure to sell you one of these Fast I loin c t Ii ., Von can t l I . was troubled baa k and my kidneys tin y should dually j Pills from the J. I. Woolen Drug Co., and used them as They gave me splendid re- know from i that this remedy Is just as I gladly confirm my for- r r Pill. hat d u cl . i d r l have an attack former trouble now, Kid- i l Ills never fall to give mi r P . . at all druggists. i -i-U for ii y remedy Pills the that Mr. Moore bad. Co Props. Buffalo, x. Y. nil. I this method of d I the vi rs i i i I am a for ; loner, . i i Di ii primary i j ball n ; to i i i ; Your and IS THE QUALITY KIND i evening o'clock a and Impressive marriage ceremony performed when Miss Myrtle Gar- united in marriage to Mr. A. J. Waters. The ceremony p ed the home of the bride on Co- Street by Rev. J. Walker, of the Christian church, only a few friends and relatives being . i to linens the marriage. rs has n a resident of i ville for a of years and i young lady of sterling worth i I me e h won many by the kind and sunny Mr. Waters, whose home i has b n In the the Pitt Lumber and Mann- i tor some months and I held by bis friends in i ii high- est The happy has hearty n of host friends, who Ii for them many of of the war news Is only guess work, something has come, i. OIL V. II. ME KB Optometrist Office at J. H. Smith and Bros, stars Ayden, N C, the second at , .-h month. Examined Free Home Office Washington, H m FOB DEEDS i to that am a i in- myself In the office f Deeds, t to the . of the Di mot Primary. I th people for the support the past and if elected will t best of my BELL, New t t At a meeting the Pin County of Elections held In the Pitt County, on Monday August 1914, anew precinct known a.- Fountain Precinct with voting place at Fountain, N. . was created by board, The description and boundaries said new precinct arc as follows, Beginning Baker's Mill whore the public road crosses the Wilson county line, and thence with the Farm road to B. P. Fork the thence with the public road from B. F. to Washington Smith, Including the farms of Wash- Smith. R. A and Ed- ward Smith; thence with public road from Washington smiths to Marcel- thence with public mad from Man Smith to W. C. Ed- wards store at the Edgecombe county line; thence with the Pitt county line to the Wilson county line to the be- ginning. Therefore, lei all persona and par- take notice of the above act of laid County Hoard of and abide by the same. . 1914. S. Chairman of the County Board lions s. f, WHITE, Si re stock a u y shop SI Ml II Only One r i lull name, I. Ml . I LI Cure a Cold in out i bi i ;. v. . . I SAWS because we know it will make your work lighter. It is the best SAW made and we it to The Blades are made of the finest grade of Hand Saw steel. Taper Around. The i are bevel filed by a I harp needle point. Buy a Hardware Company. . i i mm in th . Court House . laundry was sol . I through l i. ear . I i e ins . i to i larger an i on r .- new building has I k the la n dry a d Into It, and Is no . i l he new Is equipped with the modern and up-to-date mat and ma i bus already been a pi led ion a it rive . v. i an glad to see a feel that the people of our t stand by an Industry of this kind. . ;. P. I ; i HI N V . Aug IT I. Ii r publican party In Sew are g here In m .-. . w It U n i r the purpose I i i i i i . in the leaders the i on- . . II from recommend- i k i tor the nomination I . month. will be the i i man of the convention III the keynote hi ii i, pi a large pat I v bi to s to Ii i inn. the constitutional Marriage Licenses i. Deeds Bell has i- . licenses to the following couples since lust report. WHITE Dunn Irene Waters. George Taylor Annie Battle. COLORED . Hays and Malissa Whenever You Need a Tonic Take The Standard s Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic contains tin- well known Ionic and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System. cents 1914 North Carolina years since we were wed and happy vows were plighted So and help us celebrate, And we will lie August at half alter eight o'clock. Charles Thomas Carrie Savage No invitations issued in the city but all of our friends are Piles in to Days Your ill money if falls cure n- an of Itching, Blind, or gives Ease . Rest East Carolina Teachers Training School A State school to train teacher for the public schools of North Carolina. Every energy Is directed to purpose. Tuition free to all who agree to h. Full Term begins ii. For and other information address, ROBT. II President. GREENVILLE, N. C. Metropolitan life of Now York Assets A. Special Evans M S. H, With -in id . The Life Go, la n B. i. Attorney at Law House BUM at Law In m, at I'lL FAIL Dentist. Office over Frank Telephone WE HANDLE PRESCRIPTIONS as if each were for members of our own family. We use none but the very purest drugs. W use every caution to insure accuracy and faith- Have your prescriptions fill- ed and you can have perfect In the medicine. And confidence, know, Is a help In effecting a cure. . m. Attorney at Law and Drainage Case a la formerly kg J. C- LANIER AMI SOUTH Drug Company H A white woman who can and general for small family, and furnish good ref- r, in . Further information or apply to, u r Mo Box to HI MUMS AMI i HIES via the COAST Th Standard Railroad of the South at the following LOW ROUND TRIP FARES . To., Atlantic city, N. J, Baltimore, Md, 10.00 . c. 8.81 Kiel in 5.01 Vi. 5.00 Virginia h, v 5.00 II sold tor all trains on II IV. l- original point by or before nil I- of W m- her 1914. For routes, stopover etc., apply to W. II. WARD, Ticket agent of the Atlantic Coast or -s W I T. C. lass, manager Gen. P. A. Wilmington, N C. it Tailoring Parlor . . Pressing Club . SUITS MADE TO ORDER Cleaning Phone Evans Street Altering, Pressing of all Mils a Special attention given to Coat Suits and Dresses. CLOTHES CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED. Work guaranteed. H. MANAGER Io I he Carolina GREENVILLE, N. C. Warrenton High School W X. C. High Grade Preparatory School Classical and Special Course preparatory to Govern- Academies, Trained and Ex- Faculty, One teacher to twenty students, All students under the Immediate of Principal and faculty. Two literary societies. Young Christian Association. Mot than one hundred students now In col- as leaders of fresh, and classes at Davidson College, of and one of three highest la fresh, at Other evidence of leadership. moderate, Greenville Roofing and Cornice Company. Iv. Hill, formerly located near A. C. L. Depot Wishes to Inform friends he is now a member the above styled firm and solicits their patronage. WE DO ALL KINDS OF ROOFING AND SHEET METAL WORK. STOVE PIPE AND STOVE REPAIRS. REPAIR WORK OUR WHITSETT INSTITUTE A I. . School for Two Hun- and Fifty Students. Prepares for College, for Business, for Teaching, or for Life. Established 1888. Reasonable Rates. IN THE HEALTHFUL PIEDMONT NEAR GREENSBORO. N. C. For Illustrated Views, address the President, W. T. WHITSETT. Ph. D. CAROLINA. TO CANDIDATES All candidates who purpose and de sire to enter the Democratic to held on mil for any In tho county of Pitt, are required to register with and his fee to, the Chairman of the Democratic Executive of Pitt county, on or before August 1914. H This August 13th, 1914. CHAS. C. PIERCE, II Chairman De. Ex Committee. J. Mr. Clark in Defense of His legislative Record Three or Four Other Measures in Which He Figured i ; at the Past Legislature. If i tie mu.-t how to what is wrong, and submit to that arc unjust and true; a silence that has been turns to a bronze altar sacrifice, and self restraint becomes but a scorn on truth, honor and right. It is not from choice that I now a silence that I have tried hard to maintain through this political year. there is no other alternative, for to remain silent is but to those accusations which do resent have tried to keep out of politics, and now ask no office within the gift of people, but I do request In the name fairness, that the people learn for themselves the true facts and reply not on the perfidy of a would-be boss and dictator. The Stock Law Question On this question my reply to the many charges, is simply that I kept. promises and gave to the people a law under which an election could be lulled and or stock settled by a majority of. the people. Under my bill there were I no limitations and the Commissioners could have levied a sufficient tax put the fence back to the old line where it originally stood, it could now be rebuilt and that section en- joy n peace and harmony, but for the fact that Senator Evans at close of tin- session, another which limited the tax which the could levy to ten on the one hundred dollars valuation Of property and thirty cents on the i poll. The raised under this limited levy will o put back very little of the fence. I cast no as- upon the Senator, nor do I Question his motives in thus destroy- the bill by placing such upon it, but I cannot under- stand why one who had for so long been i for relief, should fully destroy that relief when it was brought before him. and then turn, upon his deliverer and try to falsely place the blame on him. I Lave been severely for having voted for the months school and In reply I say to all, that am proud of my votes on these questions., and am also proud of the efforts I made in behalf of the Training School, in which the Senator did not assist me, but I am proudest of all of my victory in preventing the Senator the poor man's friend i from pass- a law which would have taken out Of the public school fund or a month of school from the try children who are not able to pas- tor their tuition or come to Green- ville and attend the town's graded school with the Senator's This goes to the rural schools and not those kept up by the towns of th county, yet Senator Evans on two occasions tried to pass a law that would have each year this sum In taxes out of the public School fund. The Laws. As to these laws have been ed with the people bond Issue which they did not want. My reply to accusation Is that introduced any bond did not require a majority of the people for its adoption. When a by long petitions to be allowed to vote on bonds, I passed their bills through the House, for I did not self constitute their nor pretend to say that I know bitter what a people of t town- ship wanted than a majority of those expressed by ballot. Can the Senator say that he give to the people any such privileges or that he did not defeat their bills asking only for on bonds. It s true I am a town man and was born and reared within the corporate limits of towns, but when I behold the discrimination and injustice in a law that the country man work six days to the year on the pub- reds In addition to paying a road tax. and exempts the town man from such duty. I am constrained to repeal such a law. Yet at every effort I made to remedy this Intolerable con- by passing a repeal bill through the House. I was opposed by that great self-styled country born pion and lover of the country people, and my bills repealing this law were each time defeated In the Senate by him. How would the country between IS and years aid cast their votes on this proposition have never said women should be forced to vote any more than men are forced to vote, but t , y have privilege of voting they desire to do so. I cannot see the consistency In declaring against without and at the same time one half those who are taxed. There are millions of women In country being taxed, many of whom have never been married or are yet they are allowed no voice in the government that the tax. An woman in my Is far more capable of exercising the franchise than the ignorant who are lined up and told how to vote by the Inflaming who no interest at heart save the I of himself in power. If my on this question is the i government in the hands of , then I plead guilty to the I charge. i Destruction of the Tobacco In- if bill which provided that any county In the state could accept or r a majority of its voters, a measure which would prohibit the re- tail of cigarettes is the destruction of the great tobacco industry, then I must say the tobacco Industry is much weaker than I ever thought it to be. There Is no one who loves Pitt county better, or would do more for the great friend, the tobacco industry than I. and I do not believe cigarettes are very harmful to men, but I do be- they dwarf young boys both men tally and physically. It was solely for the protection of the states future men, that introduced the bill. How- ever, regardless of my private ion. I bowed to the will of my con- when realize that my was against me. for the ma- of the committee voted against the till I bail a minority report and could have carried the till to the floor of the House where there were members who hail promised to in favor of it. and some twenty or thirty who had promised to vote for it. If what have done is fort destroy the tobacco as expressed by Senator Evans his committee, may we be delivered, and all county property protected, from some the Senator's efforts, j The Call Bill. I have been accused voting for a hill which would prevent the killing of young calves In Pitt county I did not Introduce this bill hut voted tor its application In Pitt county after being solicited by a representative of the rotate Agricultural Department. Tin Agricultural Department inform-; ed me that they were trying to courage beef raising in North Caro-j Una, and thus increase the beef supply In state, and that if young calves were allowed to butchered just SO get them out the way. this could not be done, if my vote on this was I am of In conclusion I want to say Senator, carefully avoided informing the public how he and I stood on the, following propositions. i My resolution asking for a repeal of th cents Tobacco Tax which the ultimately have to pay. He helped to defeat this in the Senate. My light tor the Initiative and Re- and the State Wide My light against unjust freight rates. My light for a two cent rat.-. My bill and re- solution prohibiting members of the General Assembly riding on free rail-, road passes. My efforts to get for the Training School, and sometimes wonder I am not of starting the great . European War to hurt the farmers Spice prevents my replying further, more fully at this time to the nu- charges leveled at me, but I say here and now that I ask for no office, yet if the people in any section of the county are sufficiently to give me an audience. I will be glad at all times to accept their Invitation and not only prove what I have said here, but also defend my Official record from beginning to i end. Respectfully, D. M CLARK, THE BEST COMPANY- The Mutual Life In- Company, of Newark, N. J. C. J. WILKINSON, Sole Agent. Greenville, N. C. Candidates Cards AU Candidate Card are per lack per month parable la For Sheriff I wish to announce to my friends and the public generally that I am candidate for the office of sheriff Pitt county subject to the action of the Democratic primary, and will the vote and help of any. W. SIMON For Treasurer. I hereby announce myself date tor Treasurer of Pitt County ink to the Democratic primary. W. L. HALL. We are certainly if you will engage us to equip and Install. Bathroom Fixtures. You will undoubtedly be the for many years to come. The com- forts and conveniences of good plumb are indeed a blessing, well worth the price, but the annoyances of poor plumbing can not be estimated. We do good plumbing. S. T- THE Plumber. For Sheriff I wish to announce to my friends that I am a candidate for sheriff of Pitt county, subject to the action the Democratic primaries. Should I be elected I will endeavor to the people and all to the best of my ability. I will appreciate your vote and help. ERNEST R. DUDLEY. I hereby announce myself a can- tor county commissioner, to succeed myself, subject to the Demo- primary of Pitt County. E. B. WHICHARD. For Sheriff. i wish to announce to my friends and to the public generally that am candidate the office of sheriff , Pitt county subject to the action of the Democratic primary. I will elate the support all. R. HYMAN. For Sheriff. Te the Democratic Voters of Pitt conn I take this method announcing my candidacy for sheriff subject to the Democratic primaries. Should I be elected will endeavor to administer the duties of the office with prompt- using to all. thank you for your support and beg to re- main your obedient servant. Very respectfully J- 3- hereby announce myself a date for Commissioner from Falkland Township subject to the action of the Democratic primary. if elected I will endeavor to serve the people to the best of my ability. R. BELL. For Sheriff. To my fellow citizens Pitt county I hereby announce myself a candidate the nomination for sheriff of Pitt county subject to the action of the Democratic primary of Bald county. It nominated and elected I pledge myself to make you a good officer. Thanking one and all for their support and co- operation I am. JNO. L. of Township, N. C. If it INSURANCE you WANT SEE US HALL MOORE Automobile For Hire Town or Country DAY or NIGHT. RATES REASONABLE Phone Rick's Grocery, Sin For Sheriff. I take this method of announcing t j the citizens Pitt county that I arc a candidate for the office of sheriff subject to the action of the Democratic party. If elected I to serve the to the of ability. will appreciate your vote and an help you may give me. C. E. For Constable I announce to the voters of Green, vine Township that I am a candidate 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 T. I. Moore For Sheriff. wish to announce to the voters Pitt county I am candidate for sheriff subject to the action of the Democratic primary. If elected prom to serve the county to the beat my ability; never shirking from tbs duties the office. Thanking you advance for your vote and support JOE For Constable. I announce to the voters of Green township that am a candidate for constable subject to the action of the Democratic primary and will predate the help of any. AMOS C. JACKSON. Moore INSURANCE Fire, Health and Accident Opposite Proctor Hotel or Constable. I announce to the voters of Green- ville township that I am a for constable subject to the action o the Democratic primary and will help. M A. R. STEPP. FOR announce to tho voters that I am a candidate tor commissioner of Pitt for Township sub- to the action of the Democratic Primary and solicit your vote help. It elected I will endeavor to serve the to the best of my ability. a, i, Mid- Son of Mayor TRENTON, N J. Auk A w-l- of Interest to took place here today when Miss Lucy Brady took, daughter Howell Cook, a wealthy manufacturer this city, b-- the bride of Henry Jr. son of Mayor Carter Harri- son Of Chicago. The bride was at- tended by Miss Eleanor Harrison, a of the bridegroom, as maid of honor FOB I be a candidate for the of Treasurer of Pitt County, subject to the action of Democratic I thank the people for port they have given me in the past j and if elected, promise to give them the same service I have tried to give since I have been In office. W. B. WILSON For Constable. I announce to the voters of Green township tut I am a candidate tor constable subject to the action the Democratic primary will predate their vote and help. JESSE L. WHICHARD. FOB I lake this Informing my friends and the Pitt county In general l am a candidate for County Commissioner, to of the Democratic primary u- elected shall servo the people to best Interest of the county ac- to my ability. Your Tote and help it earnestly solicited and will he appreciated. c HARRIS For Treasurer. I announce to my friends and the voters throughout Pitt county that am a candidate for Treasurer subject to the action of the Democratic If elected I will serve the to the best of my Hoping to receive your vote and support I am C. T. For Clerk Superior Court. I hereby myself a date for clerk of Superior Court Pitt county subject to action of tho 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. B- For Commissioner. I announce myself a candidate for Commissioner from Carolina Township subject to the actions of tho Democratic primary and solicit your aid. S. A. CHOICE CUT For all occasions, and Tallies the lead- Our art In wedding are of the latest touch. liner In floral offerings to be ha. Blooming pot plants, Hy- palms, ferns, Norfolk a- many other nice pot plants. Rose bushes, evergreens, hedge plants and tree Wall, telegraph and promptly executed by L. Cm Store RALEIGH. N. C DR. J. E. Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist treat all animals. Calls promptly day or night. Office at R . smith's stables with be vice. Day phone night 281-L Into. Monument Io Indians St. Paul, Minn. Aug. part of State officials and members of the Minnesota Historical society visited Fort today to attend the cation of the monument to the friend- and their chief, Moo who are sail to rendered assistance by giving warn o the movements of the and conducting the whites to safety at the time of the Sioux massacre in 1862. monument was erected by the of Minnesota. The cation was accompanied by a ram of Interesting exercises. The principal addresses were delivered by Geo. F. private secretary to Governor and Theodore H of White Earth. Fer Treasurer. I use this method of announcing to the voters of Pitt county that I am a candidate for Treasurer subject to the action of the Democratic Primary. solicit the vote and help of my and the public generally, and If elect- ed promise to the duties the office to the best of my ability. O W. For Clerk Superior Court I hereby announce myself a can tor Clerk Superior Court of Pitt County subject to the action of the Democratic Primary- A. THURMAN MOORE. 7-1-14 FOB COMMISSIONER hereby announce myself a date County Commissioner. Io succeed myself, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary. JOHN O. TAYLOR. DR. V. n. Specialist In Fitting Glasses Office at J. R. Smith Bros. Store Ayden, N. C. Monday and Tuesday August and It Home Office . . Washington, N. P. Except Monday and Tuesday. FOR COMMISSIONER I announce to the voters that am a candidate for Commissioner of Pitt from Township subject to the of the Democratic and solicit your vote and help. If elected I Will endeavor to serve the to the beat of my ability. Joseph B. FOR COMMISSIONER I announce myself a can- for County Commissioner from North side Tar River subject to the action of the Democratic primary If nominated and elected will serve the County to the best of my ability, n. D. -18 lilt Physician Office in the Brown Building on Dick- avenue. Office hours to and I to ft FOB I hereby announce myself a date for County Commissioner from Township to succeed my- self subject to the Democratic Pitt W. L FOB OF DEEDS I wish to announce that I am a can- to succeed myself in the office of of subject to the action of the Democratic Primary. thank tho people for the support riven me in the past and If elected them lo the best of my BELL Bacon vs. Baking. A member of one San oldest families, a woman gentle and prim, entered one of the largest of the department store the other day In quest of the book department, and more specifically of Bacon's says. She approached a salesgirl and you tell me where can buy The girl flipped thumb over her right shoulder, a gesture as to a salesgirl as a cigar la to a politician, and will find the cook books oat the other Piles Cured In to Days many I cur any or . War on Ranch Pests. According to Dr. A K Fisher of the biological survey of the department of agriculture, more than prairie dogs, gophers, ground squirrels and have been killed n the govern- campaign of destruction The forage these rodents feed on would for about sheep, or 1.600 to head of worth at least

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NOTICE Having qualified as administratrix of the estate of late Dr. E. A. aloft, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of the said r A. Move to present the same to the undersigned administratrix on or before August IS, 1915 or this notice will be plead in bar of recovery. All indebted to said estate will please make immediate settlement. This August 1914. F. MOVE, Administratrix. HARDING PIERCE, Ally. 8-1.1 D. C Richmond. Norfolk. V. N. C. W. S. C Humphrey vs. William W. Humphrey The defendant above named will take notice t an action entitled as above has been commenced 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 of Pitt County to be held on the TO CREDITORS Having qualified as of Elias Elks, lat of Pitt county, N. C. this if to notify all persons having claims against the estate of the said deceased to exhibit them to the on or before the of August this notice Will be plead in bar of their recovery. All persons Indebted to said estate will plea make immediate payment. the 18th day of August, 1914. ALFRED TRIPP, Administrator PATENTS ,,,. or SEARCH rt.- PATENTS FORTUNES I w tr II be D, SWIFT i CO. PATENT Seventh St., Washington, P. C. NOTICE re will be an emergent comm l- of Ayden Lodge No A K and A. M. Thursday Aug 20th, at s o'clock P. M. The Degree of low will be after which refreshments will be served. Visit- and of are cordially invited. J. H. CHEEK, W. M. S. A. JENKINS. Secy. NOTICE Having qualified as -v. Minnie late of Pitt North Carolina, this is to notify all to the undersigned administrator persons having claims against the es- of said deceased to exhibit them end Monday before the first twelve months from this date STOMACH TROUBLE FOR FIVE YEARS Majority of Friends Thought Mr. Would Die, Bat One Helped Him to Recovery. interesting ad- vices horn this place, Mr. A. J. Hughes writes as was down with stomach trouble for live years, and would have sick headache so bad, at limes, that I thought surely would die. I tried different treatments, but they did not seem to do me any good. I got so bad, I could not ea or sleep, and all my friends, except one, thought I would die. He advised me to try and quit taking other medicines. I decided to take his advice, although I did not nave any confidence in it. I have now been taking for three months, and it has cured me haven't had those awful sick headaches since I began using it. am so thankful for what Black- has done for has been found a very valuable medicine for de- of the stomach and liver. It is composed of pure, vegetable herbs, contains no dangerous ingredients, and acts gently, yet surely. It can be freely used by young and old, and should be kept in every family chest Get a package today. Only a quarter. of September it being the day of August 1914, at the Court-house of I Pitt County In Greenville. N. C. and answer or demur to the complaint of the plaintiff in said action, or the plaintiff will apply to the Court tor the relief demanded in the complaint. This the day of July 1914, A. T. Clerk Superior Court. JULIUS BROWN, Attorney for Plaintiff. 7-2 ltd. Notice Of Valuable Land Sale By virtue of authority contained In a certain decree rendered in a special proceeding or action pending before the Clerk of the Court of Pitt County, entitled J. R. Carrol and H. S. and others against Sherwood and Jennings and another, the undersigned Commissioner will this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment This August 1914. James Son, K. NOTICE By virtue of the power sail con in a certain mortgage deed executed and delivered by J. I. S and wife and W. Cherry and wife Cherry to J. H. Davenport on day 1908 and duly In Deeds Office County, N. C, in Hook J v the undersigned will expose to public Bali, before the Court House in Greenville, N C, to the highest bidder for cash on Monday the day of September it'll at m. a certain trait or parcel of land laying and being in the County of Pitt and Slate of North Carolina and scribed as follows, Situate in the Town of i ginning at a light wood stake in front of tin Post Office and running East to the R, S. Tucker line, thence with the R. S Tucker line North feet, fifty feet theme South feet to the containing square yards. Bale made to satisfy said mortgage lit ed. This the day of August 1914. J. R. DAVENPORT, Mortgagee. BROWN, Atty. NOT REALLY A SERIOUS CASE NOTICE TO CREDITORS. The undersigned having this day 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 the date of this notice or said notice will be plead in bar against the recovery on said claims. This the day of June, L. ADA HYMAN, of Mamie HARDING PIERCE Attorneys Hurry Call Brought Physician and Family Out of Church, but It Wat Soon Fixed Up. story is told by a doc- tor s in illustrate some of the trials and uncertainties of the had gotten pretty much out of the way of attending church when our children were small, Hut a visiting cousin, wishing to attend service the West, we ventured out. baby and all. Scarcely had the text been an- when a messenger boy from the telephone office rushed in In search of the doctor. minister paused In his course to allow them to pass out of the church. Realizing that his father was leaving him behind, the baby, ways the head of the house, began howling lustily to accompany him to quiet nil screams, I, too, was forced to go. necessitating a sec- pause In the service. It occurred to our guest that he had locked the house and retained the key The doctor would be unable to get either his case or bis To save delay he thought best to take the key at once, so he has- from the church, while there was a third pause on the minister's part we reached home doctor was swinging Idly In the hammock. exclaimed the sophisticated cousin, you have a hurry call to an accident case or Oh, yawned the M. D my old Swedish patient in New Got- land phoned to know If he could have a sugar in Star One To gt the for lull name, Look lot X. W. Caret Cold In On lay. and and cold. THE FARM It the Bull of all Industry LIME U the hauls of all Rood farming. Write for by the bet authority in the United Line on the Farm, of tie pint- l lime. Don't buy sand, A postal will give you POWHATAN LIME CO. StRASBURG VIRGINIA NOTICE. North Carolina, county. In Superior Court. B T. vs. Josephine The defendant above named will that an action entitled as above Court of Pitt County to obtain a from the bonds of matrimony has been commenced In the Superior and the defendant will further take police that she is required to appear at the next Term of our Court of Pitt County, to be held on on Monday, August 10th. 1914, at the second Monday after the first o'clock sell to the highest bidder at pubic auction before the House Door of Pitt County the fol lowing house and lot. and in the Town of Greenville, North Carolina and more fully de- scribed as follows, Lying and being on the North But Side of Button Street, and better known as the Northern portion of Dickinson Lot and hounded and more particularly described as bounded on the North by C. A. White an Academy Lot, beginning it the corner of a tract sold by Marshal Dickinson, at the Stables C. A. a straight course with the line of said tract to the South West corner of a trait also conveyed by the said Dickinson, and now owned by the Trustees of the Academy, thence on with the. south line of said Academy Lot to a point on Evan Street, which a line North degrees Bast would strike the i South East corner of the M. Moore, now Lot. thence from said. point South degrees West Evans Street feet to an iron stake a straight line toward the front door of the Mansion House of the said H. A. Button and wife. South j 1-2 degrees West to an iron stake in the line of Button Street or lane. thence North degrees West with I 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 II. A. Sutton by Marshal Dickinson on the 2nd. day of 1464 as will be found of record in Book Q on page in the office of the Register of Deeds of 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 Hettie Sutton by Deed dated December 20th. and recorded in Hook P page of County Registry. It being as the home place of the late W. H. The purpose of this sale Is to make division of the proceeds therefrom. The terms of said two thirds cash, balance in three equal pay- of one, two three years from date of sale, the purchaser be- required to execute sufficient against said land to secure the unpaid purchase price. This July 1914. C. C. Commissioner. 7-10-1 Monday of September it being 21st cay of September, at the Court House in said County and in Green- ville, N. C , and answer or demur to the complaint in said action, or the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint. This the day of August 1914. A. T. MOORE. Clerk Superior JULIUS Attorney for Heeling Probably Postponed. Washington, it. C , Aug. ItAl- though no official announcement In the matter has been received here it is considered probable that the con- of the Idler-Parliamentary on which was to have met today at Stockholm will be indefinitely post polled because of the existing state war In many of the countries of Eu- rope. A part of the American delegation to the congress had for Europe before the beginning of the The delegation from his tide was to include many of and several of the Dominion Advocates of peace and the of international disputes arbitration were looking forward to the Stockholm conference with interest. The conference was to receive reports from Denmark on neutrality, from Belgium on and from Russia on penalties violation of the laws of war. Men Meet Ml Okla . men from more than thirty states gathered in for the opening of the annual meeting of the National Ne- Business League. The meeting promises to be one of the most re- markable ever held, ill that the will tell their business secrets that the younger generation of the race may profit by experience. Dr. Booker T Washington is the head of the league, the membership of which includes men of every and calling in which a of race might make a living. Farming was the general topic of discussion at the sessions today. Interesting papers were p rented by who have been in cotton growing, cattle hog raising, fruit culture, i- market and other branches of agriculture. The British Charge sought ion about the possible cable and was informed that the subject still was under consideration. Prediction in official circles were that wireless be maintained while the cables prob- ably will be left in their present status, aft, said after his visit with Mr. Bryan that every as- had been given for the of the integrity of China and the safe guarding of American inter- in the Far East. Whenever You Need a Tonic Take Grove's The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because it contains the well known tonic QUININE IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System. cents. Little Difficulty at Stokes. New has reached from Stokes that on Monday night during a between Mr. W. G. Stokes, a- merchant there, and Mr. Louis Robin- son. rural mail carrier, a son of Mr. Stokes threw a brick at Mr Robin- son, striking the latter in the forehead and crushing his skull. Mr. Robinson was carried to a hospital in Wash- and is said to be getting along as well as could be expected from the injury, with hopes of his recovery. Fodder pulling is on with the far- The number of automobile owners increases Is both town and country Bertha Edwards of Simpson was in town today. Farmers In Session. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Aug farmers from every county of the State wire on hand today at the opening of the annual convention of the Alabama division of Hie Union. The of convention will last days and will be devoted largely to the dis- of plans for co-operation and for extending the membership and in of the organization in Ala- Information I have been informed that some one has put out a false report on Mr. Ernest R. Dudley to kill his Influence and for sheriff of Pitt Co. They have reported that he is a Catholic and belong to the Catholic church, such report is untrue, he is a member at Parker's Chapel Free Will Baptist Church Pitt County and has been for several years and in good standing with the church. C. J. HARRIS. Pastor. J. HARRIS, Clerk. Is Skin Clear as a Baby's FOR SALE Twelve farms In County, varying from thirty-two to live acres in size, on easy terms and reasonable prices, solicit inquiries. Martin County Really Co. N. C. S. J. Everett, Atty. 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 CAROLINA IS TEE OF EASTERN CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED AND ONE. AND IS ROUNDED BY THE BEST FARMING COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL KINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HA EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE WAY OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE JOB AND NEWSPAPER PLANT. Is the the Host the Host Noble Man. Washington. 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 BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE PEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. OUR ADVERTISING ARE LOW AND CAN BE HAD UPON VOLUME X C, M M Mill K SMITH LEADS IN THE Governor's Strongholds Among Farmers Co Over to Sen. Smith Will WIN Is The Present Mann- is In The Lead For Governor Over The Ten Other Can- COLUMBIA, S. a, Aug. turns from the Democratic primary held today throughout South Caro indicated that the of Senator B. D. Smith over Cole W, P. Pollock and L. D. Jena- With about bait the vote heard from Smith baa a lead of The vote a; midnight stood. Jenn- BIS; Pollock For governor, a second race is a certainly, with Richard I. Manning the leader in the returns up to mid- night, and Robt. Cooper John Ci. Richards as his opponents. The vote at midnight Manning Cooper Senator W. F. Evans to Mr. Ming's Article last Week Germans Pressing Hard The Lines Of The Allies Where Now Hangs The Fate of The French Nation Greenville, N. August 1914. Mr. F C. Harding, Greenville, X. C. Dear letter declining my invitation for a joint canvass is pitched such a very high is DIM so much venom of the slow working kind, that I desire to call attention to a few things which seem- ed to escaped your attention. In the place you deny that you had ever made any statement that you had expressed a desire to meet me in joint discussion of the cal matters before the people, and Of that I cannot personally testify. But while making a speech a few weeks at Black Jack, a gentleman who at least gives your word credence, occasion to break into my re- and announced to the audience that on the day before at his house before his wife and boy, you had de- to a readiness and a de- sire to meet me in a joint canvass be- fore the voters. This man still says that you told him this and names can had for the asking. And from other sections of the county has come this same report, and your partisans have been Using It a taunt with which to accuse me of cowardice. You say you do not believe In that kind of campaigning among demo- that It creates divisions and and that you are above charges against a democrat You overlooked the fail that two years ago yon were County and at the head of the De- Party, and that you were then not above sanctioning such a Prom Page Weak Points Strengthened During the Night, and War Office Has Professed That the Line Will Hold. The Germans Resumed the Attack at Day Break, and are Being Heavily Reinforced at Every Point. the Scene of the Heaviest Fighting WILL NOT SAIL NEW YORK, Aug. orders From Italian of- of the Delaware and Hudson Steamship Company it has the sailing of steamship scheduled to sail Genoa on the twenty-ninth. F, MEETING FOR Hon. John H. Small In a letter Gives Reason Same PRESENT WAR IKE Which Has The States n Farm Product. lo Th Washington, C. August 1911. ROYAL FAMILY LEAVES PALACE ANTWERP, Aug. government is mounting special guns on spires of churches and roofs of tall build- manned by must expert gunners to Zeppelin visit, because of the clanger of renewal of at- tack. Offices of the general staff been removed, not revealed. Members of the royal family leave and take refuge elsewhere. Authorities feel confident that dirigible so high couldn't get range on the palace if not from city. Government endeavoring to trace these accomplices and if caught will be shot. NO STEPS TAKEN BY BRYAN. WASHINGTON, Aug. minister have now tiled protest to the state department against ,,,., that those who have of Zeppelin over Antwerp, causing death of many Bryan acknowledged receipt and re- fused to lake further steps now I regret lo announce that the usual Carmen Educational Meetings can- col be held this summer. A number reasons have united to bring about result, Congress is still in This horrible European War baa temporarily demoralized our our foreign commerce and de- prices of those staple products which we export in Lire proportion, notably cotton tobacco. Congress and the Administration arc striving to afford every remedy tar legislation help, but law can- restore the demand tor these pro- ducts to the extent which it has been diminished by this War. Much will remain to be done by our own through co-operation between tho growers, bankers and public have diverted. Another and primary reason for the failure to bold these meetings was the inability Of I the Federal Department of to furnish the expects to address the meetings. I am greatly disappointed, and I PARIS, Aug of the nation admittedly hanging on of the Allied lines along the northern and eastern frontier which is being pressed by the entire active German army. All night the enemy brought up fresh troops. devoted his time in strengthening the weaker points of defense. The Germans resumed the attack at day break. War offices professed confidence that the line will hold. Fighting front covers boundaries departments of and Meuse. At West the heaviest fighting is in progress. The French withdrew from and other points to reinforce the Loraine border south of Sent general Pan to fill gaps to prevent a break in the French lines north and south of TRYING TO DRIVE GERMANS FROM LAKES ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. armies with bases at in north and in the south are co-operating in an effort to the Germans for the lake region ill the eastern part of Prussia. Attacking forces with sixty miles front. The country is tilled with forests, marshes and lakes. GERMANS TRAVERSES TOWN. LONDON. Aug. The Belgian legation an- that there has official information whether any forts have been captured feel that a majority is still intact, held by Belgians, though German troops traversed town. HUSSARS IN RIVER PARIS. Aug. strong German column of attacked the eighteenth English Hussars while in river will be held next summer, bathing, being taken by surprise the English lost heavily I before getting out of water. War of- declared attended inclines feel a similar regret, That y have been . is d by ample have received hundreds of letters and heard very numerous ens commending and ask- their Through these meetings the drainage move- mi and our modern drainage law. which are proving such a blessing were Inaugurated. The Corn Judging Day held In the State, or in the South tor that matter, was at one of In other they have emphasized better productive methods. it possible do SO, a series many announced advises received from the front that a big battle was in progress, progressing favor- ably to Allied cause. ., ,.,,, H. SMALL. WILSON LEAVES FOB Lieut. D. S. Wilson, Wife and child CRUISERS r WASHINGTON, -Secretary Bryan admit- s.;. 5th Manila. Philippine is- MILITARY GOVERNMENT ESTABLISHED AMSTERDAM, Aug Kaiser has established military government at Belgium. It is reported that. Berlin state field martial Von has been appoint- ed governor. that he had received warning from Ambassador at Constantinople of danger of Secretary Daniels announced that cruisers Tennessee and North Carolina were available for service the of Christians now in Turkey. Officials however, not alarmed over the situation. f, from the 17th, to, tho 13th, and will he at five from Manila for three years FAVORABLE REPLY TO HIS PLAN r RALEIGH, X. C. Aug. 26-Governor Grata i favorable replies from the Governors of cotton governors, cotton states for his plan of conference of tin mower-, dealers, manufacturers and bankers at Atlanta on September to protect the Southern cotton situation. Session. , i lAB RAPIDS, la. Aug. of great interest in began here today with tho the annual con- , the Iowa grand logo of the Knights of Pythias. The Uteri also are In annual session. from par of tho State are attending the two

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