Eastern Reflector

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Stray I North Carolina. Taken up at my farm, white I'm County. black pOi -i. male hog. weighing In the Superior Court about pounds, unmarked Terra. 1914 I Owner i an pet same by Identifying Adams Reliable Household Lantern There is always need for a good lantern around the home in the yard, in the cellar, in the attic wherever a lamp is inconvenient or unsafe. The is ideal for home use. It gives a clear, bright sunlight on tap. It is strong, durable, compact, handy. Doesn't leak. Doesn't smoke. Easy to light and Will last for years. Ask for the At dealers everywhere STANDARD OIL COMPANY him and bag all T. I Whit, N C. taken heifers one dark red with Mae , I i Mid spot in the with tin- mark of crop right and split th left, the light red with white streak shoulder owner ran same I all coal a. CRISP, D. C. Richmond. V. Norfolk. Vi BALTIMORE N. C S. 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Became their Parity and Quality is absolute. Because they are unreservedly guaranteed. NOTICE Adams The Defendant Above Named Will Take That a. lion entitled as above hat h . g B ad in the Superior Court to procure a divorce absolute, for the reason stated la the complaint filed in the office Of th Clerk of Superior Court. And the said defendant will further lake notice that he is required to pear at the November Term of the Superior Court of said County, to b. Grain Washington road, held in the Court House, at On Smith bridge and Hodges Creek. ltd Superior Court Carolina. Pitt County. Luis Ayers n NOTICE, W. S. Ayers above defendant will take net That a summons in the above en- titled was issued against the defendant on the 7th day of September 1914, out of this court to Martin County for divorce, which summons has returned not to be found in Martin the defendant will take notice that the complaint was field In said office of the Superior Court on day of September, 1914, de n divorce absolute, upon grounds suited therein, and he will further take notice he is to answer or demur to the said com- plaint or the relief rein will lie granted. Th lie r- M no It K. Clerk of Superior Conn ltd on Monday, the day of November 1914, being the ninth Monday, after the first Monday of September, held at t lie Court House of said County in Greenville. N, C, and answer demur to the complaint in said action or plaintiff will apply to the Court tor the relief demanded in said com- plaint. This the day of September, 1914. A. T. MOORE, Clerk Superior Court. MOM V IN WHEAT. and are the safest surest method of trading m hat n or your loss it absolutely limited to the amount bought. No further risk. Positively the most Of trading. Open an account. To can bay puts or calls on 10.000 bushels for or you can buy both for or as many more as you wish An advance or decline of cent gives you the chance to take profit A movement of cents profit. Write for full particulars bank references. B. W. Address all mail to Lock Box 1430 North Carolina, Pitt County. In the Superior Court. I. A Randolph and B. S. trading under the firm Ford Supply Company name of Com Frank Lilly, Notice of Summons and Warrant of Attachment. The defendant in the above action will take notice that on the day of October, a summons In the said a. lion was issued against the defend- ant by the Clerk of the Superior Court Pitt County, North Carolina tiffs claiming the sum of two thousand two hundred thirty three 63-100 dollars, due on a note and for goods sold delivered, which sum- mons is returnable to the December term of Pitt Superior Court, com- on the 14th day of held In the Court House, in Greenville, In said State and county. The defendant will also take notice that a warrant of attachment was is- sued by said Clerk of the Superior Court, on the 29th day of October 1914. against the property of said de- which warrant is returnable to the December term of the Superior Court for Pitt County, at the time and place named for the return of , summons, above mentioned, when and i where the defendant is required appear and answer or demur to the j complaint, or the relief demanded will l-e granted. This October 29th 1914. A. T. Clerk of the Superior Court law. By virtue of a executed to me by Gideon Teel, on the 10th day of January. 1910, securing a certain obligation and bond therein and whereas, the terms of the same not been with, I will sell to the highest for cash, that tract of land described in the giving me this authority, registered in Book 0-9. page on Monday, at no.- d, the 16th day of November. 1914. at the , Court House door, the following tract of laud, containing about seventy acres. Adjoining the lands of J. H. White- and Harriett being L. Cherry's part of the tract, purchased by Gideon Teel of K. A. Cherry and Sallie Cherry, In Hook 11-7, page This the 15th day Of October. 1914. I, It. Mortgagee s. EVERETT, Attorney. ltd Carolina Pitt Count in th. Superior It vs. Notice of Sale of Land Smith By an executive directed lo the sheriff of Pitt County, from the Superior Court of Pitt County In the above entitled ac- will on Monday the day of November. 1914. at o'clock noon, expose to public sale, before the house door In Pitt county to the highest bidder for cash, to sat said executor, all the right entitle, and interest of Smith, the lb has In the following real estate lo Situated in Township Pitt County Carolina, Beginning at a large pine in the new mad. T. N. Manning corner, runs north 1-2 west poles to Joyner Smith's line, then with his line to a slake in a branch, then down said branch to a stake, thence a straight n V. to a stake it Smith's corner them. s. 1-2 E. poles to a slake on a ditch issues of life and death and by down said ditch to the canal In Hen j mercy and Justice are up said canal to the human race to re- M FARM FOR BALK. BOO acres in tract, res in acres new land ready for plow mile from railroad Station, with graded school and churches, i miles from County seat with rail- roads and water transportation. residences six rooms each plastered and painted with plenty of out build logs to each. Residences built with view to subdivision. es tobacco Land In high state of cultivation, land suited to crops raised in Eastern North Caro- and especially fine for tobacco. Address Wheeler Martin, or J. C. Go- N. C. The people demand fairness and only fairness for all, the rich and pool alike. They will tolerate nothing Some would that the people of the State should to suffer, that the development of the State should be hampered by a sys- proven by experience to be wrong and Inefficient, for fear that the Gene- Assembly or North Carolina might be controlled by unjust and motives. The Constitutional Commission prepared these amendments was com posed of men noted for ability and patriotism. The deliberations of this Commission were characterized by thoughtful patience and an earnest de- sire to serve the people of the Slate. The amendments come to us the endorsement of this Commission. They come to us with the endorse men of the General Assembly; I bey come to us with the endorse in of the of the State; They come to us with the endorse to all Farmer's State; The lax dodger needs them; The payer demands them; Justice and Progress call for u I hope and believe they will by people of North Care Una LOCKE Secretary There is no doubt that they will ratified by an majority K the voters understand their full port. Let the press give the meaning In every issue between now and election day. DANIELS, Secretary of the Navy Resolutions of Respect. Whereas it has pleased God the dis Denser of all good in whose hands are nib Swamp the beginning containing 2-5 acre-, more or less. This the day of October, 1914. I. DUDLEY, Sheriff of Pitt County. BLUE neat M blue Sc I all m. a i . ft, 4th N. TOR SALE OR REST-A farm. Will sell for cash or an easy terms. Address Calvin Mills, N. C. Route w. a mug h all I I.- . . a co . OINTMENT Administrator I have this day qualified as on the. estate of Lawrence Jones and wife Josephine Jones deceased and all parties holding claims said parties or heirs of estate will sent same proper form on or be- fore Sept 11th 1915., or this notice will be plead in bar of recovery. This Sept. 11th. 1914. W Stokes, N. C, Administrator. S. J. Attorney. LAND SALE. Hy virtue of the power of sale in a certain mortgage deed by P. Owens and wife, Owens, to J. L. Fountain and R. A. Fountain, partners trading under the firm name of Fountain Company on the 2nd day of February 1910, which mortgage was duly re- corded In the office of the Register of Deeds or Pitt County In Book P-S Pages and the undersigned will sell for cash before the Court House door In Greenville, on Monday, the day of November, 1914, following described situate in said County and Slate, and in the town of Fountain; Beginning on the North side of son Street at the corner of Wilson and Church Street and running about North about Fast with Wilson Street feet to the beginning. This October 1914. FOUNTAIN t, CO. F. JAMES son. move from our midst our beloved Brother M. L. Barker a member of Lodge No. Therefore we bow in meek and hum- submission to his will That in the death of Brother Barker we have lost a good citizen a loyal Odd Fellow That with deep heartfelt sympathy with the relations of the deceased we express our hope that even so great a loss to us all may be over-ruled for good by Him who all things well. That a copy of these resolutions spread on our minutes a copy sent the Reflector for publication. North Carolina, Pitt County. In The Superior Court Bettie Slade Summons by Publication Senator Simmons. have closely studied the After careful and mature reflection it is my that these amendments, one and are wise and personally shall port them, and sincerely hope they ma; be adopted at the coming election and become a part of the vs John Slade John Slade the above named defend- ant will take notice that an action has been brought as entitled above, for the purpose of procuring a absolute, and be will take fur- notice that if he does not appear On or before the November Term of the Superior Court of County held on the 9th day of November, 1914, and answer or demur to the complaint fled In the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court, on or before the No- Term of the Superior Court i organic law of the Slate. F. M. Stat . Ex-Governor I have given much to the Amendments as a whole, at-st think that every voter should them regard Amendments Nos three, seven am ten as the ones. Instead of my element of danger, I am that Amendment relating to taxation con- more safeguards in behalf o . . people and against State indent of Pitt County. 1914. that the plain- j does the present will be granted the relief sought in said complaint, which is a divorce absolute. This the day of October 1914. A. T. MOORE, Clerk of Superior Court twit Bar M I The hew ion, ii- It old Dr. Oil. at BLOB TAKES Of ON MY FARM ONE MALE hog, not marked, pale red in color weight pounds. Owner can get same by paying all coals. TOM C. N. O. Between Black Jack. ltd THE FARM b th Basis W all LIME it m at all goad Writ fat by best tinted ea and get price lime. Don't bay , late. A will give POWHATAN LIME CO. NOTICE TO Notice Is hereby given that W. Ricks, merchant Greenville, N. tins this day executed a Deed Assignment for benefit of creditors to W. A. Teel, Jr. Trustee, and all per- sons indebted to said W. hereby to make C. Of Episcopal Convention at New Haven New Haven. Conn. Nov. churchmen and laymen are gather- ed here tonight for the 32nd annual Church Congress of the Protestant Church. Rev. Eliot White of Island, Father Sill of Kent School and Rev. Dr. Nichols of Holy Trinity Church, New York, will be among the speakers during the which opens tomorrow morning Wools, y Hull. commend them all to voters of the State. W. W. Ex-Governor Glens. I am In favor of all Constitutional Amendments, and ass campaigning the State for them. B. B. GLENN. NOTICE Having qualified as administrator of the estate of Joe Forbes, deceased, this la to notify all persons owing said es- to pay same immediately to . the undersigned. All persona to whom mediate payment to the undersigned, said estate t. Indebted are notified to Trustee and all persons holding claims, present the same within twelve months against the said W. H. Hicks are her to file an itemized, statement of such claims with the undersigned This the 14th. day of October, W. A. Jr. from dale this notice or the same will be pleaded in bar of Oct. 1914. J. B. WILLIAMS, Administrator of Joe Forbes W F Evans. Attorney. 10-10-ltd IS THE HEART OF EASTERN CAROLINA. It HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED AND ONE. AND IS HY THE BEST FA O TR Y. INDUSTRIES OF ALL KINDS ARE INVITED I TE FOR HAVE OFFER IN THE WAY LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE job A ND NEWSPAPER ; PLANT. of I. JOYNER SPEAKS HE WE HAVE A OP TWELVE HI DEED AMONG THE HEFT PEOPLE IN HE EASTERS PART OF NORTH C.- LIN A AND TH WHO WISH TO B ACQUAINTED THESE PEOPLE i A BUSINESS WAT TO PEW SPAt B A ELL THEM H HAVE TO BRING TH ATTENTION. HATES ABE AND i V HE HAD UPON A Mill North Carolina Drainage lo Meet at 11-19 One cf the moat Important and in of the year is to ; Lu Id by the North Carolina Drain- Association ii discuss the Every I and overflowed lands of North Caro Represented, Very Beneficial Discussions JEST Una. Since the organization of Hi a Association the drainage of these lands has reached large proportions, tie area drained, or now being drained being In the neighborhood of acre,; and a careful estimate shows that there are within the State acres of wet and Swamp lands. The reclamation of these lands means millions of dollars to the state in Increased agricultural values and the elimination of malaria from these sections. An Interesting program la being hundred and Twelve in Attendance List of Prizes Offered lo Schools Writing Ac- count of Work Done. Thursday, November was a bi-5 in the educational life of Pitt arranged, and among those who County. The occasion was a meeting expected to at this Convention the school of the are Governor Locke Hon. John, S in a gathering the size and en- H. Small. Congressman from the Find Of which exceeded the ex- District Mr. N. V. Land and of the school authorities. Industrial Agent of the Southern Rail-1 An inspiring address by State Super-, way; Mr. It E. Rice. Land and Indus- a table eon V- i the Norfolk Southern engaged in freely by the com- Hallway; Mr. H. M. of the U. themselves, a helpful B. Office of Drainage Investigations; by A. Cox. Chairman of the L. R. Aiken, President of the Education, and announcements Georgia Drainage represent suggestions by the county from the University, in- dent were the features of the morning Agricultural and Mechanical College; and afternoon sessions. and others The program is not yet In the neighborhood of a hundred complete, but speakers are expected representing to take up all sides of drainage pr.- every school in the entire county One of the interesting were In the court-room when the conn-1 es will be the reports from superintendent the meeting from the overflowed areas, re- order Introduced the State S i-, presenting an area of acres. Or. Joyner was at his Tile drainage will be discussed in con- and talked to the detail. in his own inimitable way along Of the duties and of several songs, and talked on their and Its in the schools. for real public service. He The county superintendent took the undivided attention of j plans for the year's work and dis- honors and made an address that; cussed various matters With the will be of lasting value. era. Reports blanks, pamphlets el. In the afternoon the distributed. The plans for the exchanged ideas about the educational observance of Community Service work of the county and laid plans for j Week were outlined. Prizes were an- steps during the coming to be given to the school year. Consolidation of small districts j children writing the best accounts d and the elimination wherever WOrk done In the various commit- of the small and necessarily tee communities. There are a total one-room school, re among the ton- twelve prizes as MEN OF PITT. Von invited to leave your fuel store and of business and, with your sons and daughters, your , ten thirty A. M. Friday, 1914, to take in the impressive ceremonies of unveiling the en ed on the House Square, in memory of the ate soldiers of Pitt County. The Singletary Chapter of the Daughters of the Con hove planned and to secure the erection of monument; they now desire to see a great con- course of the men women of Pitt County here, when it is unveiled, to rejoice with them in its completion. It erected t perpetuate the of your beloved heroes, the daughters of the Confederacy are sure you will take great pleasure in participating in those ceremonies The Governor of the State will he here to tell of the valor and heroic deeds of Confederate soldiers in one of the greatest conflicts of all the ages. The Daughters of the Confederacy urge all who eon to gather, with them, around this monument erected to halted courage, patient endurance and to willing Bees; and they pray that all who gather there may get a new baptism of the love of Country and Home, and may get a row vision of a people who stand for higher ideals of life, and who believe that true greatness, in Nations and in individuals, conies from rendering noble service and doing exact justice. j. School on M in VISITS i. it Reported Allies Have Reached German Soil at Three Points Battle Line i i pi nit ; I teacher to help solve Hi i problem. The cities and to ms and care tn . i ugh or- but the g in those and it Is for r to introduce them. the clubs shows signs or progress. Is up to the teacher to keep up th a enthusiasm for the future progress North Carolina depends upon the i of the county. The majority or the country do not know the kind of school that is best for them. They agricultural schools, the schools tint i teach farming in the best to the boys and domestic science or bone economics to the girls. It is for th teacher tn use tact and introduce this type of education into these districts. The type of school that Is needed i. one whose minimum Of teachers three. There should a teacher if agriculture, and In connection with ere should be a Of land for the use of the students, that they may put Into practice Hie principles learn in the text books. There should hi also a teacher of domestic science or home economics for the girls, and there should also be an apartment f i practice In connection with this. It is necessary Hint all teachers missionaries going into a with the purpose of serving, four things hi. Buildings Partly Insured mm lea The entered into the suasions and the spirit of the meet splendid. The county superintendent made various announcements and called especial attention to the plans j Community Service Week December t and S. He asked for the hearty i ; poll of the and the p I generally In the educational wore of the county. Before adjournment The of Pitt i was formally organized, with Mr. it. M Lewis us president, Messrs W, it Moore and c W. dents and County Superintendent B. B, secretary, it was decide i that regular meetings should be twice a year. The next meeting to I he second Tuesday la January. first Prize Third Fourth Prize Prize Prize Ninth Prize Tenth Prize Prize twelfth Prize 15.00 the NEW NOV. A JUST STATED THAT THE STATES II VS BEES TH OFF THE OF II IT BE HAS SEN TO III lit FOB THE MAI IV THE WAIt HAS NOT TIME OF lit London. Nov At three points area of In Silesia, In London, Nov, Th Prussia and iii force rem wed their Germans have In the vicinity allies were on Gorman soil to-1 and I I 2.5 i where i . for time since tried to break through the i- i n to the of France i l were re i , , in opinion Drill b g. ill ed after the most fighting military observers, s reversal I i the war roles of the contending armies. Despite I p the present time Germany ha I.,, M generally speaking, h have the of her enemies, but i i r feet a splendid Teacher Keeling. The Ural meeting of the Pitt lea, hers for the current year was held in the court Saturday it A. M. One hundred and twelve teachers were registered. The part tho time was used In general announcements and II for the year's work. The meeting with the stag- of Thou Almighty led by Miss of the Training Total The prizes be given with th understanding they are to , the in Which children win- them students, to be u ed In i , ii. Improvements. in the meetings teacher organized received for the next meeting The primary teachers, under the lender hip of Hiss Miriam ire Study The Course of Study, using State bulletin as a text. Mr. C W. Wilson will lead the grade teachers In a study of day Pro in and the Course Of Study The High School section will study fundamentals child study under the leadership of Robert H. Wright There will be six during the year, tho next one being on the In December would appear to be more or Id to be still east by . to victorious of Grand y i th, d tho French la , i i i the I Id, the advance guard i which are than miles from Always trade In em Boost nigger M ill I . We are in in which to ii I of till tables for Si lend faculty. C. II I ii. prayer Ml led in the sin.; promptly at so. LOST. Raleigh, Nov. Ail amendments to the stale Constitution have lost This was made certain when Mr ; old Will those who have w. s Wilson, secretary th of any Ind to give forth Campaign Com- reported the total vote for and against the ten amendments Sixty- ix counties of the State. The remain- counties in tho BO East and West of tho Stale will Dot materially affect the result parent Against the tax amend- which was No. in the list there was a v of 32.864 for and living. purpose kindly leave them at A. II. Ellington's before Friday, if not convenient lo bring them I Mr. Ellington and he will send for them. Eire Halted I checked I Bill late Night Scions Mow tarsi- Market in Height of Season. die was I by a lire ram losses, The lire originated at o'clock in the steam plant L Co. which is war-, house owned by sane pan- The tire spread and soon caught ware- house owned by Mr f R also destroyed. Before th flames could be checked they bad buried two prize owned by in Ti bi o I n th v. b U i bi o n then bi d a i Mr E P. lo, ; hi n house and he . wen tot d and i partially covered with e. Ph in i Mr. Pippin had no In at all and is n complete loss The phi e i i aide was but i Into and i i lei wires A hi bi longing to Mi Hi that are needed in the re was burned In the stables l solution of the rural problem by the the warehouse better schools, bettor The Are was not under control ii churches better roads and belt lat In the night and but for fact homes These changes must emu that a new system water v, through the schools. The teacher bee,, Installed much through her pupils must become in lo. have occurred W i, rested in the people of the. n ale the total loss makes it , in which she is teaching and it necessary for to become The Banner owned ed with conditions that exist m. Mr. Morrow together with the country. at about I and teacher mu I direct and develop r b as the minds of her pupils along lines not toward the town life. A So large of tho rural because of the unattractive con c, existing In their home an surroundings, have for the town. II tins i b what is to bi mi , , it in for the teach lo direct the social life in the try and to bring to the , om thing the life of Get the parents ed In I activities by it , ., . be Invited I . Diet P a pan i u th i la a i mo b in to be t par of th area the tailed at lb Ina for State The territory is not kl DO lated. hut the taxes which Will collected by North from it are and be pushed e. I to I no doubt hi Hi . , b lake an at n d h Tho rural I i n ii ion that i an to pi upon the Slate to take care their , lire lib e , ,. to do themselves They are t Ian -lit how to carry this oil by hi r To do this the teacher I is a good custom lo put flowers the graves of our dead, but it is a bitter custom to give flowers to Cam. en tiring into th community speakers , literature on this subject, bring lug out the kind of schools Rural school must meet the require . ti Keep the children in the country. Mr and Mrs. L. C. Maker and little- daughter from an ex- tended iii the country. Mr t K. Brown, who has n the clubs in this State was a to deliver an ad- at the Training School Mrs ft C. of Mount is Mrs. J, B. Baker,

THE home and KM and EASTERN has plenty at . Is lac. ii J E . . Ml of death oil i Kl mm i in or t South BOt It d II mill the I mm I I lo be tad H can lake can Case. f i or ii ii d i o than in Pa-Mar, workmen correct- . n fact and , i i or want of pi t who can lake cam Beat I In mint in lie Stale. rear, -J rate -i-i I . . . . I street Ail . u led . ; rt-t, tel will at I l- lo II U to ii .,.,,. coming Mill l for ii ante Una. up . . .-.- waiter I kt under uncertainly the amend getting our , . pared lo hoar the i once more . u- m full retreat, back gel good Marl la the; are doing ---------o gotten out Room run tor office again The state made before election was held i in then Kl baa In- I an l Is i paper recently installed paper baa recently Installed III W The proposed liquor bill will put th social club as far ; I the booze drinking Is concerned. A blind tiger club is a . . ind to be ended, la such be r it will be. No Other country on fan . has so advantages No other country upon which the shines is so rich In is so well nature to produce tin and provisions and man's and no country is rich mineral timber and t power resources so susceptible development If such a land as where the in the recently ti I Confederate on the house square, and railed II la tor unveiling Friday. Saturday lug the head of tin soldier was peeping out the top tin II, a little r the had Blip- p. d to tool of the figure, and later it was hanging around the base of the monument, a by re- marked that the monument seemed to have unveiled itself ahead of time when a wit v. standing near an explanation. Said he, following i- s list of now plant.-- and meats that are be- made iii different pan.- of the slate a- reported by the Manufacturer Re- cord. The of Bills Creak Draining District have let a contract to drain sills Creak. II n bonds were voted lo do the work. An auxiliary steam driven to coal about develop is lo lie constructed by the Southern Power to add its Dudley has a prisoner over there in jail who has and old cornet on which light plant a steam driven about K W condenser. s tn SEAL virtue a power of .-ale con tamed in a certain Mortgage Deed executed and delivered by Pa- trick to Brothers, dated the day of October, Ml, and duly recorded la in I ill County, in Hook page M, and also by Virtue of a of contained In a certain Mortgage Deed , x,, i and i by Patrick to Brothers dated day of April. and recorded in the In County in Book K page the signed, will on the 7th i -it to sale before the court house door In to the highest bidder for rash the following described tract or parcel Of bind to ; tract land in be has learned to sound the . I expended beginning at a oil When he sounded it this morning, old plank road, the dividing the soldier on the us any true Confederate would d Bishop in a farmers for the Ova proceeding the cover and appeared the present crop received an average ready for largely over cents a pound for their cotton, yielding very large pro tits, one year's complete failure of the J Walker underwent an cotton crop, or one year's Inability. a operation in the Wilson Hospital Sun .,. . ., for an on his arm at present, to sell the cotton crop m . brings about such a condition as to , consist in roadway paving, curb and ,,,,, and Pa gutter work Additional sewer am, N g poles to is also to be coating about 30--1 corner, a pine stump, I i i. k 1-2 poles to a y has been at lie is improving but will not be flood the land with planters begging tho hospital before the last said was so much the high coal . south ,. he of living that gives the people so for of concern hut high cost of foolery i . how caused the failure value of the dollar. lo realize the who have backbone and stamina lead and try to stem the t TO talk war. talk business, expression ha.-, a lot of good . to ii esp i here where most . I he trouble is Imaginary anyway. I'm ban a. go any other section, and now i Hi. farmers should be thinking putting in a i ii They will more . ti Raleigh I'm- . puts it eight i ; it t so ma s I I i u hi pi pie often Vote The price of sugar is now quote i a pound having declined several points since last week. The price for last year was so the price i; much above normal If you a. I paying a war price for sugar it will be well for you to investigate before, buying When prices are boosted are kept up as long as possible. lab in America l in South America it seems, consequently the of this country are being adopt a in S. label, latter is definite and belongs to us alone while tho former is us a- is ours I lo lake Hi current The south olden days did not do County commissioners W. E. so The south blasted by a four year's tor. E. B. and J. Q. Taylor, and of Deeds Bell war never for charity, and never I m in those days was the country County at the ed with appeals to help the run Good Congress in session In the ten-year period between there this week. They will make a-i sold SI from I of importing the A company to manufacture cotton quilts and other materials. Total to amount to about A harbor of refugee is to be con- stunted Cape LOOkOUt to cost about Of this sum 11,400.000 available at present. A ferry is to be constructed at Wei- don. A company with capital his been organized at Greensboro to man- wagon brakes. A pulp and paper mill is to be put operation at Wilmington, capital Cumberland county is to t . miles of sand clay road. and when cc with a view of procuring lb i and to cents a pound Id for on . different years, the south suffered ,,,, county. much, but ii the situation and fought ii tight without any such peal.- as now are being made by and others who are trying to This week is for the make the south believe that it hearing of civil cases and next ween Curt Court This Week. convened this morning with I hence N K poles to a corner pine, thence N i B i-- to slake, then N K poles to a Blake, in the old Nicholas line. Thence S S W to a stake, tho dividing corner, thence S 1-2 W poles. a straight line to the beginning. Be- the same land conveyed by and wife to Silas Patrick date Of August 30th 1905, as will appear of record In Book P of Pill County This sale Is made to satisfy terms of said Mortgage Deed. This day of November 1914 DUOS. Mortgagee PIERCE , Attorneys. II i 11-. .-. fa e la his own property ,. many a man's picture i Just lying to s I , published. -o------ As , . -rat states added to the tin Every state always remains dry and -a. h brings nearer prohibition x in, made by a man Mexico a conditions Villa has the right idea as to how IO run Mexico. We like the way h ii the places he gets under in- control. When Villa comes Is a general exodus of be a beggar and the world belie that it is a beggar Mfg Record. will be for criminal cases. A large i timber of are on docket and will probably require the full i week's term to dispose of them, War en Rheumatism Is an awful thing- nothing more painful. Don't let it get a but at take Pule, Kidney PI . They work directly on your weakened kidneys build them up, make your i and keep it of acid. Keep Kidney Pills on band for it the first lift of rheumatism Sold by ill druggists Only One To tut I. u. prefer to the pleasure of having Mi.- Zeppelins drop ion n US with Ii over the big Ore which visit.-i town la.-; too good a town to be set back by a lire and will soon replace the burned ii i others ---------o having been load time the Friedman c i and Is lea i The found Ii H baa read l .; signs lb l . and says be be a tan for the in 1916. But will b.- like him to i his tunes between now and then. ---------o is time for everybody to quit laving any dread of effects of tin war In Europe. Business is pick in- up, limes are getting better, and there i- enough money for everybody to gal on if it used judiciously. Look on the bright side and put your should- to the wheel for a forward move the will soot, re to revised If British navy something, The have effectually stop- i the Germans by flooding laud bat also have lived tin n, . -o they advance I Henry and torn pound in scar , i choking and gasping for breath, labored breathing, call for , , Honey and Tar Compound will master the croup It cuts the immediate relief. The very doses k mucus, clears away the phlegm and opens up and eases the air Bold by all Slop k, oil cold. of have com and gone Tr Compound loosen the grip of bl and colds You can not get a to la you what Honey and Tar Compound will coughs, cold- croup, bronchial affections, la cough, and tickling Be- of druggist an I by all druggists. Only One To th call lull name. K. W. a Cold in and and oil coin. x- OF SALE On Thursday, the 12th day of Nor- i i k. ember, at o'clock at the Edwards es you. loud Building, near the Court House door,, in the Town of Greenville, will sell. to the higher bidder for cash, three hundred opera chairs sold by Taft j to Powell Bryan, this sale being made under order of Court to sell mortgage property. Chairs be seen by calling upon Taft VanDyke or H. C. Edwards This October 1914. S. J. EVERETT, Commissioner 10- who made religion an the election In New York succeed- ed In ting their man with an over- majority In spite I talk against such methods The story about the Kaiser weep- over the destruction reminds one of a man cause he is eating onions. Marriage Licenses Register of Deeds Bell has issued licenses to the following couples since last WHITE Q, B- Roebuck, Martin county, and. Myrtle Carolina. W. P. Strickland of and, Strickland of Win. I,. Bagwell and Marie Rice of On Ben, H of Walstonburg Anna of i William Bryant and Mary Bell laker of Washington. John Wilson and Augustus and i i What Means on the label means REAL inside package, and RESULTS and FACTION the have been used. Always ask for when you buy a stock or poultry remedy. remedies are pared from pure, medicinal a way, and are genuine medicines you can depend on. STOCK S POULTRY I lee medicine w w Bee Dee Healing Dee Colic Remedy the Bel we in arc mend Firm. Waco, you can get m at dialer's. a campaign urging the farmers to, their crops is to be by Hi- papers i-t hope it win; . ., results than the cam-1 for amendments did. hut it . is hard to say what vote I have been had DO publicity been given ID favor of the amendments. It did an enough Had II struck you that a father or mother who will not his child j read dime novel a n picture show which is as bad if not worse Picture convey many eh a i which i i always in more interesting manner. Picture hows arc all ii they an Tammany Hall Will have another lean I years in New York State politics which with its three mar, lean years in New York City will lust it out. The eastern and western of the State favored the amendments the central part for some reason did not do so well. They say who were familiar With and them could not help voting for them. The Rocky Mount , complaining about the high prices o articles of total, claiming they are high there than elsewhere. We thought the cost of living Was higher here th in anywhere and we believe place will be right in the rank when the comes. Completed Unveiling the Monument Friday We Are In The Hardware Business. TO SELL THE BEST POLE Arc wholesome, thoroughly cleans log, and have a stimulating effect on the h. liver and bowels H with no griping and no Reflector learns mat the l.-rent appointed lo pare the great celebration Fri- day at the unveiling of ate Monument have their work well In hand and that everything will be ready, and that a line band of muse has been secured for the occasion. The people are c to at and the Assemblage will be i ailed to order at A at, sharp and the program will be substantially as follows Assemblage called to order bl tin Master of Ceremonies Prayer by the Chaplain, b the Monument formally presented to the County Of by Daughters the Confederacy -lit by the County by the Hand. address by of Norm Carolina Music by the Hand Monument Unveiled have Patent BA Girths. They cross under t h e horse's body and hold the blanket in On. of the Style. Cook Stoves, Heating Stoves and Ranges Buggy Robes, Horse Blank- and Harness. Shot Guns, Pistols, and V-Crimp, Galvanized and Rubber Roofing WIRE FENCING OF ALL KINDS Mrs Ii Johnson and little son by I. lo Kill pleasant after effects, -tout people son from And they live Unmans, and . today . Ann Bold by all la Ute tor U Phone Greenville, N. C. a. i I lit HOW -Athletic relations Man. a OM-M Te been broken off be They Are. about the work l Mill II plenty of positive proof of in the testimony of citizens. Such the and schools as the of a row In th-- latter town Friday th- football elevens of the two high were playing. a individual players engaged In Laura M. White, . had pain across my back, worried . I also had a head- aches which lasted for days a time The kidney secretion were two fro- scanty in There a re other of kidney trouble. is Kidney Mil advertised, I procured some at Use Warren Drug i ,,. they gave me relief, my hack and the bead The outer symptom of the complain left. consider Kid- ax. Kills a very good remedy for kill at all dealers. k for a kidney Kidney same v ,,,, had, N Y. Should convince the most to the statement Of the local doubter. Head the a big Syrian I on the was drawn into Mrs Laura m. white, Latham ,,. either through a or of racial prejudice, and mobbed was bandied in spin of his own and other efforts to protect him. I stopped the trouble. I Barren Caldwell, of the local schools Just unloaded another Load of extra good, well broke HORSES AND MULES Direct from stock farms of Middle West. has declined, ii ii said, to allow two teams to play again, at least for the present The unpleasant occur- i. marred a game prolific of star I and pretty team work. The was IT to in favor of The superintendent was with the lo- cal eleven and -1 his upon his own Judgment. Ar- J , . Customs NOTICE LAM By virtue of power vested in me by Deed of Trust date, the day November, 1912, duly by richer of record In the office of the Register of County In Hook D at pace shall sell for cash to tho bidder hi public auction the court house door iii Town of , . . Monday, tho 7th day of December A h n on his wed- ,. . .,.,., . i bride a I . filled with described real nuts, cakes, being and In County of put and m pan, also for and State of North Carolina, ore, An old pair of Adjoining lands of i Arab ire placed In ii , i mm In meet ma Bedouins Marriage Is Much as It Was Centuries Age. i,. ,, lies i no shoo, and the other., and of them can hit other first will be of the ; Id after. hie la looked upon as on unfailing sign, and may something In It lot seven days after the wedding the himself, wan- doling through Ilia of tho , ,;. i t work, by a group of his Hut on the seventh day be keep harp lookout, for on day his friends try suddenly to play a trick on him. If he escapes them, well i n he can run to his and safe, if not, they his clothes and beat him. which s.-c-ms n poor return for tho end entertainment Hut U Is custom, and that Is the law of tho and P i t-i i who will not omit tho smallest handed down to them by their Scientific of Art. Art has passed through a t era, International and tho realists and Impressionists, having mastered the tacts of and I here form and color, prepared the way for an which shall also modern, Mao- In drama, In have proved an may ho spiritual Rodin in has shown that there la n which la not i r of s l . t. A lo tho fret of modern art a power of a , parson- Mr, Bi partakes of the i h of these In other Whose I I. the West, the E. Clark on the South and Beat, and hounded by on the North, and being tho same land that was conveyed to Cobb by a B. all., by of record in county in Book W-T page , . and being the same tract of land fully set out and described In tin deed of above referred In. ibis November nth, ALBION DUNN, ii a ltd Sta Fatal. Nov. I Hall, manager for the Postal Telegraph I Company In county, was killed as a result of an accident of his own gun while hunting afternoon He died at two o'clock this morning I Mr Hall wan bunting with Al- j den Mayor of , v. having wounded a bird which f. u Into the branch s of a fallen he placed his pun limbs of lie tree while he attempted tO the bird. The unfortunate man on a branch, which the of pun the load through his lung. Dr. n. L, Of Hospital, this was sent for and was with Mr Hall he died Dealer in Horses, Mules, Cart wheels and Harness. Buggies Greenville, Piles Cured in to M Day wilt ii I lo , Protruding ii Ural give sail Itching, , Mr Wow Cold as the dickens Why do you put up with such a nuisance You don't have to-if you furnish your house with a Cole's Original Hot Blast Heater Norfolk Southern Railroad BOOT OF THE Schedule In Effect October N following schedule published as Information only and are not guaranteed. TRAINS EAST a. m. daily. Pullman Bleeping cur for Norfolk u. m. daily, for Plymouth, City and Parlor car Norfolk. for ail point North and West. i, p. in. dally, Sunday Washington. WEST BOUND a. m. dully for Wilson, and West. Pullman Sleeping Car Service. Connects North, and Weal , n. daily. Sunday, for Wilson and Raleigh. Connects for all points. p. in. dally for and all Intermediate stations. For further information and in Bleeping cars, apply to J i, Agent, H. us. Agent D. STACK. Superintendent. NORFOLK, Notice In Shippers and of Freight in North You build only one i never out from Fall each winter. Spring. ti You gel and warmed with the fuel before. i not possible Burns anything or in m rooms the with other stoves. suit coal, hard coal The new freight rates, both local and Joint made by tho lawn of North Carolina, October 13th, are on Hie all of this com- m furnish upon applies tun Information to these rate j. r. Agent I- H Truffle NORFOLK, VA. . -1 Sir at bU f. Boom a-i Strawberry Plants I Plant them now, cents per Cut Flowers and funeral designs on Ire. Orders taken for Shade j Trees, Grape Vines, Rose Hashes, i and Narcissus, miss over . Lite i of New assets A. Forrest. M it. i Come in on and fuel saver. I fire keeper OIL J. B. Veterinary Md treat an animal fails day or night, om.-o it i Smiths MS Overland Model As previously announced, the Company is a bale of cotton at cents a pound for each direct and sub-dealer in Overland Cars in the cotton states, and another bale for each car sold by any dealer and paid for within days from Sept. 16th. In addition to this will personally buy another bale at I cents for each err the Greenville territory and paid for within the named. Buy an Overland Car, and in this way help the farmers relieve the depressed price of cotton, a id at the same time help yourself by get- ting the best Car for the n Four Cylinder Touring Pour Cylinder Touring. Four Cylinder Roadster Fair Roadster Seven Passenger Six Cylinder Largest stock of parts ever carried in North Carolina Sir of genuine door Quinn, Miller Company no WAIT Headstones or Monuments LIT K BROW TOO I HENRY T. KING Greenville, N. C. State Distributor.

Han Burned to Death Lawyer Mom tar When lank h- I Olive Killed by fall at and Catches Firs I Goldsboro Saturday Sew Bern, Nov. B i -sins accidents In the i . and ch COW . i an Southern . , . i r I i i . e by car i i before II . . i an Si Nov Friends the State ind In city ant a I i ll III this last night H, Wilson, Olive . I be run late drive . i p. loading to I THE BEST COMPANY- The Mutual Life In- Company, of Newark, N. J. C. L. WILKINSON, Greenville, N. C. . We Unroll As Many Carpets you like when conic here to don't con- sider it trouble and don't want you to think re do. are to suit you with Boor i and we'll Jo It U we have to unroll every . i in tin- store. So don't be afraid to ask to see as patterns as you like The carpets and salesmen are lore tor Just that purpose. Established 1875 i ard and a A and I i up respond I been s . or there is a either of r last year that r does not either r ea I . . . I i Flakes. . I him I, i . I i M. U. M. limited to diseases of to Ear, and Throat and The of Classes with Hr. D. L James, N. C, Monday. . N tS M . . . that . i. tarnish .-.;. D . . ours Taft Vandyke N. C. Evans i- r , . T , titled b . Bro., store n, N. N. i. . . . View B. Mill With . Y Bee Brand . ration It's . ire a v I , . OS BULBS. Is . . . to have bulb; . Hyacinth. I In it. at see your r . I hi Ice i at I lowers for all Can . i arrange- in Floral for funeral IS Blooming Pol Plants In Varieties. So Palm i, Fen . k plants for I Bl . ever LADIES ii . and i I, or i l i by J. L. QUINN N. C Ph II H I 149- I m i I in Tit I'M i and J i is all right In . . make it We I. . Chi aper for Von ,. i Hon. W by re jobs n re j our re S. T. THE Plumber. i . l it INSURANCE you I WANT SEE US I I . i i W. II. KICKS K. II PM . r I , I P to i r i . lie n All id I . 1914 . Amy Bowen, teacher m the colored Graded Schools will an- In Body Massage and Swed Ch Lung Develop at Face b . Calls answered on Saturday from to p. n. other days from p. m. ; How To Children. i. name toss It I the .-,. ii Quinine. t . adults cannot i i n . nor , i the bead. for any i n . k , . i package. The .- . . -5 WE HANDLE PRESCRIPTIONS . U each were for members of our family. use noun but purest W every to insure accuracy and faith Have your prescriptions nil- you can have Id the medicine. And confidence, l a help In effecting a a . T Dru Company MM . B l Evans Photos Hay and Send ii- Your W it n.-. . his from to Or Bent in i Day or Vital. J. C. AMI nil Has the services of Messrs Oil of a, Ind., and Charlotte, two ex- pert auto I id re prepared to you In repair and repairing your machine with dispatch and the I. ii workmanship to the Pule and The Oil general tonic. i i. . i is chill out w.-, 15.40 Sh i fl lbs at average 13.21 U 6.709,157 lbs average 13.61 Johnston Foxhall averaged their customers 2.19 pr pound more thorn more am of tobacco than that sold by the other six warehouses The above for themselves. If you want the highest price for your Tobacco come to see us. YOUR IDS, O. G. Rucker, Auctioneer. Johnston Foxhall OF BALE FOR RENT OR SALE A la in acres in good location, with Rail Road Siding on e two and two barns; Good tobacco and peanut Apply to Moseley Bros. Real Estate Agents. NO People Are to Clear Clean up School MM Plant Trees and Condition December and a will be red letter in Pitt County if plans of the Community Service Committee for the county are carried out as outlined. The committee met in Hie of the superintendent of schools Saturday and organized in accordance with instructions from the state com- Definite plans were laid for the work in Pitt county which If . carried out ought to mean t great deal for the county. The plan for the state at large grew ml of a suggestion made by President of the State that a whole week set apart over North Carolina for definite work along the lines of community improvement. The State Committee set apart and as days to be known ., community Service Week, when people all over North Carolina would study their community con- and make efforts for their The Pitt County commit- lee decided to concentrate their forts on two days observance. and The idea Is that on Fri- day the Mb the people of each com- will gather and improve bad places the roads, clear up clean up school and church ground-., plant trees, lay off walkways. sanitary arrangements at school where necessary, clean up the interiors, wash windows, scour, etc. Men. women and children are Invited to take part in this work, which is ex- to consume all the morning The different communities are invited and expected to have picnic dinners , the school grounds and use the afternoon in community meetings, in which community needs will lie frank- t. discussed. A study of actual is to be made, and the people take counsel together as to bow , may be improved. This work will be carried on under the direction of a local committee consist- of the members of the school com- the school teacher, and officer r members of the local ion. Report of Condition THE Stokes, at the close of business Oct. 1914. Resource-. Loans and discounts . secured, ed . Hanking house., Furniture es . 1,090.98 Due from hanks and bank- . coin . Silver coin including all minor coin currency. National bunk notes and Other S. notes. 3,348.00 Total . 161,479.43 stock paid Surplus fund . 326.00 Undivided profits, less cur rent expenses and taxes paid . Notes and hills ed . 6,000.00 Hills payable . 6.000.00 Time certificates of deposits 14,631.00 Deposits subject to check . 17,741.81 Cashier's checks . Total . State North Carolina, County Pitt, I, J. w. Bailey, Cashier of the named bank, do solemnly swear that above is true to the best my knowledge and belief. j. W. BAILEY, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before 9th day November, lull. C. THUS. O. w. STOKES, s CHERRY, H CAROLINA, Pitt county. In Superior Court. A. T. Moore, Clerk lentil of the estate of T. 1-. William-;, deceased vs. Ruth Williams, Widow. Lean lams, J. m Williams. U B. and wife Willis Du and wife Emma Dupree, H and wife Rosa Williams Leila being minors without guardian. By virtue of a decree of the Super-, of Pitt County mad.- by A. T. Moor. Clerk, In the above entitled j cause, on the 4th day of November, 1914, the undersigned Commissioner ill on MONDAY, the day of t-ember, 1914 at o'clock noon, ex . pose to public sale before the Court House Door in Greenville, to the high est for cash, the following tracts or parcels of land to and being in Falkland Town- ship, Pitt County, North Carolina and beginning at the Fork of the Snow- Hill and Greenville Road in Falkland Township. Pitt County and running up the Snow Hill Road to a bridge across a ditch to K. F. Will- corner; then up said ditch S K poles to another ditch K. F Williams other corner; thence up the said ditch about poles to T. L. Williams corner; thence with said Williams line E poles to the Road; thence up said road to the beginning including the dwell-j and other houses thereon, con- acres more or less. Also one other parcel or tract of j land In said Township. County and State beginning on tho public road leading from Snow Hill to Tarboro and east of Otter's Creek and fork of tho Old Mill Run and running with said road S 1-2 W poles; thence S W poles; then S 1-2 W poles; then S 1-3 W poles to stake Mrs. H. P. corner then N 1-2 W poles to the Old Mill Run; then down the various courses of said Mill Run to the then down Otter's Creek to the County Bridge en the Tarboro Road; then down said Road to the beginning con- acres more or less. The two tracts above described lot No. in the Division of th lands of the late H. F. This sale will be made for the pose of making assets of tho estate T. U. Williams, deceased. This the 4th. day November, 1914. F. C. HARDING, Commissioner HARDING PIERCEs Attorneys. WANT ADS I Gash must order for want except from those having regular advertising ac- counts. The rate Is I fr line, six words to No. . . Your for MOSS ROSE the best. H U A SEW PROTECTIVE for Particular Women. No man should be without same. for Catalog. Agents wanted. allowed. I. Dunn, Slate Agent. Taylor St., Columbia. S. C. Hoe Expect to Such Law. Washington, Nov son does not i a presidential primary law to be passed during th m of Congress and sown FOB AT for a seek Oil A 9-34-f NEW HI M. pipes, Ire boards, pat up your stoves. ST. Hicks. WASTED apply at once. Mrs. Lucy Dickinson Avenue. Democratic leaders can be enacted to be effective In UH in his last De- the President urged that law be He Is known to still favor a primary n him the difficulties the technical The chief difficulty encountered i- President has bean that of fixing a for the presidential primaries. Primaries now are hi Id different date in tin- states and the question arises whether the legislatures change the State primary dates before State and national Diaries, ho has been told, would prove very expensive. The President has not begun work on bis message to Congress be is expected to dwell on the I for economy in appropriations bill, and I ll to urge the , i the . bill, the Alexander ship purchase bill, and several remaining The general expectation of Demo leaders is that Presidential already provided for in r of will play an at part In tho campaign bu that the final Of the party will made again at the con . . ons. Minister S C, Nov. Rev. P. Miller, a well-known Baptist minister of North Carolina, and pastor at Jacksonville and Rich land, near Wilmington, has been re leased prison in Germany will soon be on his way hack home Thai is the information that has been conveyed to w. Q Hall, this chairman of the Wilmington Baptist Association, with the news that the release was at by the State Department of th I United States, to which tho Baptists I of this city and vicinity, through appealed. for Pitt Farms. If you want to sell. Sea Henry T. King. l-l- FOB SIX lings. Apply, Moseley Bros. E. H. rOB Irons, Heaters, Lights and fixtures Proctor Hotel Building. TAKES SPOTTED SHOAT, crop, left round hole right. Owner et same by paying cost. J. F. May, at farm. TOWELS. pieces, table runners or anything ml or embroidery to Mrs. Travis Hooker, work done reasonable add satisfactory. tin Saturday. December . a county meeting will be held at the courthouse In Greenville, at which reports from the various committees will be heard. and county problems and needs will i. discussed. This will a sort of of the work ore for the common good, and is ex to be a very gather- An effort will be made to make a careful study of actual conditions i put County along lines of endeavor and it is hoped that some valuable facts will he brought out. The county committee has arranged to offer for the host reports re- , work actually done during ,,. days set aside for this community The details are yet to be work- . ,. but It is certain that at least , cash prizes are to be offered la communities doing the most work and submitting the best reports of this work. prizes arc to go to schools in the communities and are l,,. used for school improvement poses. Every community In the county will have a chance at all these prizes, and in addition to prizes of the state committee. The do- tails will be worked out and announced later. Having qualified as executors of the last will and testament of Alston Grimes. Deceased, late of Pitt County. North Carolina, this Is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of the said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned on or before the 1st day of November, or this notice will he pleaded la bar of their recovery. All persons Indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This day of October. 1914. J. BRYAN GRIMES D. GRIMES. Washington. N. C. 10- Invigorating to the and Sickly The Old Standard tonic. I TASTELESS chill TONIC, drive, out a true soc , JEALOUS CAUSE Having qualified as administrator the late of Pitt County, tills la to notify all persons having . against said estate to present them to me or to my attorney. Albion Dunn, on or before the day of November. or this notice will be pleaded. In bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make Immediate payment. This November 7th. 1914. ELI Administrator Union Dunn. Attorney. . I i TAKES OH color red, with white, about one and two years Old. Older one has car mark, ear. Owner can get same paying all COStS. R- . Will N. C . ,; ii a nil Nov. shot and possibly fatally wounded Jim Edwards in Institute Township Sun- day at colored tenants. is In jail without bond to await the outcome wound. Tho victim was shot in the breast in vicinity of vital organs. Aldridge using a shotgun. Dora Bryant, a the cause of trouble, was arrested but gave bond. Edwards is alleged to have followed the woman to the home or Aldridge, of whom he was Words followed and Aldridge ordered Edward's ofT his place. Ed- wards drew a revolver and Aldridge with the gun. shot him down Jim Edwards and Dora Bryant had been consorting for some time, and of late Edwards had viewed as a rival who promised him trouble The difficulty had been brewing. It Is for several days. Edwards Is not. expected to HACK BACK HACK raw tickling throat, tight sore lungs, you need Honey Tar Compound, and Tim first dose helps, It leaves a toothing, healing costing as It glides down your you better Every user is a friend. by all druggists. virtue of authority of an order, made by the Clerk of the Superior Court, approved by the Judge of the Judicial District, I will sell to the highest bidder for one-fourth the remainder payable In one, two and three years from date, with Interest, at the Court House door, at o'clock noon, on Monday, the seventh day December. 1914. the following i tract of Being the Herbert share or lot No. in tho land division, found In Book No. Page Record Land Division, of- of Clerk of Court. Beginning at a stake on the public road and runs to Patience Evans heirs line North West poles to a Stake; thence North East poles to a stake; thence South East poles to a large pine; thence South East poles to the head of a ditch; thence with said ditch to the road; thence with said road to the beginning containing sixteen acres more or less. This the 6th day of November, 1911. S. J. EVERETT, Commissioner. WE WAST TO BUY A OF good milch cows. Dairy Greenville. N. Notice is hereby given that at the regular meeting of the Hoard of Com- missioners of Pill held Monday, November 2nd, 1914, there was filed I with said Board, petition asking that a Public Road be laid out in Township as follows at some point between Tar River and Creek on the road running from the New Bridge to the Washington road, and crossing the lands of J. O. and W. E. Proctor and the Old Grimes plantation known as ; Yankee Hall, now owned by Mr. Daven port, and ending at some point on the Public road running from to the River at The will heard at tho re meeting of tho Board of Com- missioners of Pitt County, to be held Monday. December 1914, and all parties desiring to be heard are ask to be present on said date, done order of the Board, this the 4th. day of November 1914. II. If, LEWIS, Chairman. Bell, clerk. Member American Tuners. Ohio. So rounds of Plane Repair-lag Material Carrie Fine Piano and PIPE BK- WORK. Voicing, Regulating, Re- constructing. TOWS OB Ga. HUB Greenville, N. C, last Week APPLY TO SAM WHITE PIANO COMPANY. Phone or HOTEL BERTHA. Touring Cars F. B. Detroit P. O. L Detroit. We have several second hand Ford and Cars, almost as good as new, for sale cheap. I Ford Supply Co. Greenville, N. C. Illinois Women Meet, Springfield. Nov. Illinois Federation of Women's Clubs opened a four day convention here this morn- at the State House. A notable of speakers and entertain- has brought together a big representation from all parts of th- Mate. OB. J, B. HARSH Veterinary Surgeon and treat all animals. Calls day or night. at i . Smith's stables with hospital Day phone night TO THE COLORED TEACHERS By request of the county you will meet Saturday Nov. Ll, 1914. instead of Saturday 1914. Please meet promptly a o'clock A. M. at the Graded School. MANNING MOORE. President of the Colored Teachers Association of Pitt County. Having as administrator of C. A. White, late of Pitt County. North Carolina, this Is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to tho undersigned administrator within twelve months from this date or this, notice will be pleaded In bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make Immediate This November 1914. S. T. WHITE. Administrator.; -ltd the Fire is Wow Cold as the Why do you put up with such a nuisance You don't have to-if you furnish your house with a Farm For Sale, For sale one acre farm situated near N. C, to schools churches, cleared and In high slate of cultivation, self draining with young growth of timber. room dwelling new, two tenant houses, and several other out buildings including two tobacco barns, will sell and Include farm implements team and etc., If so desired by pros- purchaser. If Interested In a write. P. Box Everetts c 11-2-2111 Woman Terribly Trouble. Around on her feet all day- a woman has backache, headache. I stiff swollen joints, weariness, poor sleep and kidney trouble. Foley Kid , give Quick relief for these They strengthen the kidneys away the pain and wear Make Hie worth living again Try Foley Pills and see how n better you feel-Sold by Cole's Original Hot Blast Heater You build only one fire each winter. It is out from Tall till Spring. You gel up and dress in rooms warmed with the fuel put in the night before. This is not possible with other stoves. Hums anything soft coal, hard coal or wood. Come in and sec this lire keeper and fuel saver. , name on feed door of each None genuine without i Quinn, Miller Company

;. Stray Taken North Carolina, Taken up at my farm, white and I'm County, black potted, mate . weighing In the Court. about or SO pounds, unmarked A. Randolph at I R B Owner OM get same by identifying trading under the firm name f For the Road DRIVING LAMP is the most compact and efficient lighting de- vice for all kinds of vehicles. Will not blow out or jar out Equipped with thumb screws, so that it is easily attached or detached. Throws a clear light feet ahead. Extra large red danger signal in back. It is equipped with handle, and detached makes a good hand lantern. Strong. Durable. Will last for ears At Dealers Everywhere STANDARD OIL COMPANY and paying all costs. T. U n. C. Taken I p. Ford Supply Company Frank Lilly, Notice of and Warrant Attachment The d in th ah rt Grain Privileges II and calls are the safest I method of trading in wheat II oats your loss Is absolutely limited to the bought. No further risk. Positively the most profitable trading. Open an account. You open an account You can I notice on the put or calls on bushels heifers one dark red with Macs day October, a summons in the said or you can buy both and white spots and spot in . , , , w, ,. . the defend- for or as many more as you wish the with the mark of crop the ,,,,;. superior an advance or decline of cant gives Richmond. Va. Norfolk. Va. Charlotte. Charleston. car and spill the left, the other light red with white across shoulder unmarked, owner can ii by paying all coats, W. A. CRISP, On Washington road, between Smith and Hodges Creek. ltd i informal North Carolina I you to take the sum of two A movement of cents prom. thousand two Hundred thirty three ft j Write for full and on a note and for. references. sold and delivered, which sum- North Carolina, Ayes In the Superior NOTICE, defendant will STOMACH TROUBLE FIVE YEARS IV S. Avers The Thai a summons in above en- titled action was Issued the defendant on the day of September, 1914, this court Martin for divorce, which summons has ii in d to be found in Martin U . and the defendant will take that the complaint was Held In i office of the Sup. Court on the 7th day of September, de- a divorce absolute, upon stated therein, and he will further take notice that be i-i I an or to said com- Hi tin rein grant. I This i ob r, T MOORE, Clerk of Superior Court good mons is returnable to the December term of Superior Court, com-1 on 14th day of 1914, held in the Court House, In i r. in said State and county. Tin defendant will also take notice ii a warrant of attachment was Is- sued by said Clerk of the Superior Court, on the 29th day of October 1914, against the property of said de- which warrant is returnable lo the December term of the Superior Columbus, Ohio. Address mail to Lock Boa North Carolina. County. . in Superior Court. Z v Hooker vs. W. L. P. Corey and wife X II Corey. virtue of a decree of the Superior Having as tin- estate B. J. Mills, late of county. North Carolina, this is to notify all persons claims the estate of the said d to exhibit them to the at N. C, on before the 10th day of November or tills notice will be pleaded in of their recovery. All persons in dented to said will picas, immediate payment. This day of November 1914 JOHN T. EVANS, Administrator n Mills d . . as. d. i lilts I, EVANS, Attorney. TWO KILLED. School Struck by Train. Nov. arm-in- arm along the Southern railway miles from here, morning, Sawyer, of I and Claude Wade, of High Point, two runaway lads from the State Deaf and Dumb school at Morganton, were struck by the of passenger Court of made at the for at the time and ; 1914 of County No. and almost instantly killed. place named for the return of I Court by His Honor R. B. The tragedy occurred at the month above mentioned, when and in the above of a cut and near a bend in the the defendant la required the undersigned Com appear and answer or demur to the the t demanded will l. grants i i her 59th 1914. A I. MOORE . if Court It law. I MALE Tin Count ruder and d the authority When the train swung around a will, on Monday, the 7th curve the engineer at the throttle an la, . December 1914. at o'clock the two boys hut a short distance is Noon it being the first Monday In Tout of him and made every effort t December, 1914, expose lo public bring bis train to a snip or warn the i,. re the Court House Door In Green- impending harm but with- to the highest bidder fir cash out lilt traits or par I I mil to Majority Friend. Thought Mr. decided w take his advice, I did not have Hughes Would Die, But One Helped Him to Recovery. interesting ad- vices this place, Mr. A. J. Hughes writes as was down with stomach trouble for five years, and would have sick headache so bad, at any confidence in it. I have now been taking three months, and it has cured me haven't had those awful sick headaches since began using it. I am so thankful for what has done tor has been found a very valuable medicine for de- the stomach and liver. It that thought surely would die. is composed of pure, vegetable herbs, I tried different treatments, but they contains no dangerous ingredients, and K TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that W. Ricks, N. C., this day executed a Deed Deed of I i by A. Reddick, of the County of and State of North Carolina, to Harry Whedbee, Of said County and State which duly recorded In the office of the r of Deeds of I'm county in M-9, pages said Deed of Trust having been given to secure for benefit of rs a certain bond of even date W. A. Jr., Trustee, and all per- and the said Reddick having failed to sons indebted to said W. H. Ricks satisfy said bond; and the bolder of are hereby requested to make said bond having applied to the under mediate to the undersigned signed to sell the lands to said Trustee and all persons holding claims , bond. Now pursuant thereto the the said W. II. Ricks are here will sell at the Court by requested to file an Itemized, door in Greenville. Pitt County. North tied Statement of such claims with the Carolina, on the SOU. day of Trustee. her, 1914, at the hour of M. to the This the 24th. of October. 1914. highest bidder for cash, following w. A. Jr., Trustee, described land, being In County i,, I North Carolina -Adjoining the lands of M. pi ream of the tie was not sufficient t . break deafness placed by b in w Master's touch and the trail state North Carolina, and could be the lads had brushed from the track crumpled Situated in dying. Town p, county, bounded on th. it is stated boy- ran , ii upon mo by .,. r s. Worthing from the school Saturday aft-t- and when their absence was heady Hilt Bern, Nov. 9- All arc now complete for the fall reunion of the Bodies of the Ancient and Accepted right of which is to be held New Bern tor three days beginning on did not seem lo do me any good. I got so bad, I could not eat or sleep, my friends, except one, thought I would die. He advised to try and quit, acts gently, yet surely. It can be freely used by and old, and should be kept in every family chest a package Only a quarter. REASON Why You Should Always Use Bee Brand Flavoring Extracts Because they are better than Pure Food Laws require Because they will go further inferior goods. delicacy flavor i Because Purity Quality is absolute. Because they are unreservedly guaranteed. NOTICE SALE. Ward. T. A. Carson, and Others, and containing ninety live more or less, and the same being my home place, and also the who's and tracts of land I bought In Superior Court the heirs of Gray Blount, now Before A. T. Moore, Clerk, known as part of the Gray mount Leila E. Williams North Carolina, County. ton and Jam- Edwards; bounded noon tho Weal by the lands James Nelson noted searching parties were and Dennis Branch; and on the South but failed to find them. by another tract land of w. L. V. and on the East th, of Amy containing more or less and being tract land on which the said W. I,. K Corey and wife now reside. Second Situated in Township. County on the side of Fork Swamp, adjoining the lands of Gaskins and others containing acres more or less and Tuesday. November A large . . being the land deeded by Farrow of Masons from all parts of th. to Providence Cooper Hale are expected to be present and Cannon Mills and by them conveyed participate in this re-union and to Samuel Gray lo W. L. F. Corey, by. the various degrees which will o. which is of record in the Regis- given fro.,, the fourth to the thirty t, rs in County in Hook On Tuesday degrees from th. fourth lo eleventh will he I Situated in On following day they will he con Township. Pill County, in James Po- from eleventh to the nine containing acres more or and on Thursday those who do- leas and being the land grants up to the said w. i P. cony by the thirty-second win have then conferred North Carolina by Grant up.,,, th. On Wednesday evening s Sc nil ere. n Diamond, c., on Ml., , Hill SALE OR A Kill sell for cash or May terms. Address Calvin Mills, H. Routs 3- 1-14 Dec w. I.-. TOM. ;. Notice. Jones ii. rill . prop r on or be- 1916., or this notice p ail in bi r of i . Sept. nth. 1914, W. BAILEY, N. C. Administrator. B Attorney. THE FARM Is the Basis of all i. the hull of all rood farming. Writs the in the on Farm, of purr lime. A postal will gift you POWHATAN CO. Administratrix of the estate of K. F Williams vs. . Court of County made by A Verla Williams and Leila Williams minors and heirs at law of E. F. Williams, deceased. By virtue of a decree of the Super T. Moore. Clerk, on the day 1914, the undersigned Com-1 will on MONDAY, the 7th. day of December, 1914, expose to pub- lie safe before Court House Door In to the highest bidder tor . the following described tracts or parcels of land, to and being In Falkland Town- Ship. Pitt County, North Carolina an I being No. in the Division of the It. P. Williams laud and beginning u stake in the Snow Hill near the crossing of Pasture Branch and . with said road N . N IS 1-2 E polos; th I E to a a, rot i i said ditch S W . a et gum, T. I. E. r liars i c then s E ti . Ionian line; the , N 1-2 E poles a stake; then I w to a i to the b 1-2 a res more or I other tract In said ow n C an I BI b take r ma 13-4 W to plat Reference is made to the deeds the heirs to J. A. for a full description. This 29th, day of November 1914. HARRY W. WHEDBEE, Trustee. lo ltd Confederate Hie County Confederate Will be unveiled in Friday, November 13th, with ceremonies. Governor Locke Craig will deliver the address on this Interesting This is a County affair and all the of the County, who can, an to present and do his part In making it a great and memo, able i of the County i very old federal i Veteran mu-n come and bring his family. Special . i i; will be made lo provide tor . t. Stilt. which is of record in the office of SI which all of the local and Register Deeds of Pitt County, in visiting members of the lodge will b- Book Y page present, will be given. This will h Fourth Situated in Swift the only social event of Creek Township, County during the week hut a number of the lands of Nashville Wilson. W r events have been arranged for th it. Bland, it. H. and Salli, benefit of the visiting lodge Bland, containing more or less, j Fifth Situated in Swift NOTICE OF Creek Township, Pitt County on both. December 1914 Si I of the Washington Road adjoin- ,, M before the Court-house door last above mentioned and ,;,.,.,., m,. N ,. Board Of Coin the lands of K- of County will rent or wood Cox and Others, containing ,,, ,,. bidder for tie acres more or 1915, the following tract of land. These lands will be sub-divided an A certain tract or parcel sold In lots of or acres yin. to suit the Township and on the North Bids This the 2nd day of November, 1911 C. C. PIERCE, Lin,,. n the West side of the Green Commissioner , am, ,., on ,,,, H S PIERCE, Attorneys. of the Greenville and Tar- I road, adjoining the lands of c T. Randolph Bros., i. w Perrel and others and being a part the Susan Brown tract of land, eon s,; acres more or less. acres of said land Is cleared OF I Whereas on the day of September I II I. he Spirit home of our worthy Bro I. C, Craw- , a suite of there I i claimed his beloved wife a ., ., dwelling I nm and stab present and we trust the children his three tobacco on said their teachers will attend. This Nov. I J. For . Now then be II resolved laud, also an overflowing well I That In the death Bro. Crawford good water. The A, C. L. o lost a loving companion B . . true ml ii no ; on earth. i hi as lo Bro in i our hi fell sympathy in sad That humbly submit the will Spirit and Say Oh Hall Lake. Ball Pity, i i corner ., . of the National Association, whit h me, I In a prong of b; then tomorrow, has together down the run of Jacob's Branch to , ,,, men pans of the in thy will be done ours, r of President J. F. who ,,, resolutions b- the, with hit line n w as an early arrival, said ,, our Tribe. to a sink- at J. i to me s m era is opening h g h then BO I E poles to the breeders, the o . containing acres more which can be grasped for publication. . The two tracts constituting and We our; submitted. T SKINNER, TUCKER, W. R. NOBLES. Ho No In the Division Of the II P. opportunity, ind branches of Williams land, which was allotted to industry are getting F Williams by Division Deed dated the 14th. day of June. 1907. as I Will. pears of record In the Register's Of ; N. J. Nov. II The contest lice in Pitt County, In book T page over the estate of the lute Lillian I Nordics Will have its first airing In This sale is made for the purpose curt tomorrow, when two wills of Baking the estate of he submitted tor probate In the V. Williams, deceased. I tor of which, cut off her b This day of November, 1914. October ltd. Blinker Meet. Toronto, Out. Nov. II The annual I band, George W. It while meeting of Canadian F HARDING. she was at Thursday Island last win- Association opens here tomorrow Commissioner In the South Sens Madams bead office of the Hank of i Attorneys Nordics mads her new will. to . said land, much to the ton Venice., thO Same. The person renting will he required to i ., for I be Board re- serves the right to reject any or all bids. Further Information can be from member of Board, lira Roll, or Julius Brown. Done order or the Hoard of C This the lib day of November 1911 County v, fl THE HEART OF EASTERN CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED iND ONE. AND IS ROUNDED BY THE BEST FARMING COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL I KINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE WAT OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE A NEWSPAPER PLANT. Mi; GREENVILLE, v November I I HAVE A oh HUN- AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE PAST OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE WHO WISH GET Bi I At V MS; WITH in. K i I E IN I BUSINESS WAY IRE Ft H TELL THEM H BRING TO ATTENTION, R A I Si ARE AND BE HAD I J NO. State Union Holds its First Meeting In Greenville Wednesday Address J Welcome and Feature first Morning This Responses Mr. r. s. Barrett, Mr. M. Rhodes Dr. V. Joyner Makes to on I ill. n Subjects. The seventh annual meeting Worth Carolina Slate Union met here this morning at l. in spacious auditorium of the Training School. A large number of delegates were present, nearly all if the officers of the Union and a largo amber of visitors from out of tie State were at this first meeting. The meeting was called to order by the President, H. Q. Alexander, Of Mecklenburg county. A. U. of the Presbyterian church lead in prayer. Mayor J- B. James welcomed the Union to the city of Greenville a short speech In which he gave them the freedom of city. President Wright of Training School extended the greetings f the Chamber of Com and or the Training School to the Union Mr. J. C. Galloway, representative f Pitt county in tho welcomed the Union behalf of the heal Union. Rev. Cobble responded to these ad dresses of welcome of the Union. After addresses of welcome had been finished there prominent visiting delegates called up- n lo address tho Union. Ono of the most prominent of ailed upon to speak was Charles S. Barrett, of Union City, Ga. President f tho National Union. Mr. Barrett his address dwelt on the beauties of western North Caro- and on tho great things of this He toM something of his work m connection with Unions, what they are trying to do and what they want to do in tho future. He ex- pressed himself as delighted at being at this meeting and that the farmers are Just coming into own and that much good will result from this meeting. Mr. U. M. Rhodes, president of tho Tennessee State Union Batman of tho Hoard of r the National Union was next Intro- to the audience. Mr. Rhodes confined himself mainly lo facts and figures showing how tho farmers feed the world and in so doing only a small living themselves Until the farmer gets his due they are going to have a hard lime. One of the main objects of Union Is to and bring about cooperation among tho farmers. When this has been done the income of the farmer will have risen from the low figures representing it to a good The Union should receive th Dr. Joyner praised the Union for Its In bis work. He credited with giving generous support lo the two recent education laws passed in this state. He urged the farmers to adopt the Community Service worn advert in tins State saying It I in. an more to the farmer than anybody else. Ha cited examples flowing how tin- have lost because some well-read man I t the advantage of their ignorance lie urged the employment of country grown and teachers will look alter Community work. ho Union is one of the greatest forces n education In this State and has a great future before it. Aft. r several announcements ad- for dinner was taken an at o'clock the Union re-assembled tor executive session. Tonight's sos on will be at the Court House. Rev. J. ID. Daniel toes indications Launch Movement at Total Loss Aggregates Building Harm Nov. Sail m experienced this evening b six and seven o'clock the most disastrous fire in years, the total loss Tho four-story building on Main street known as the Caspar building and belonging to O. F. and two adjacent dwell- belonging to P. H. were totally destroyed and damage was done to the main build- and a storage house of tho P. H. Danes Knitting Company. It is said that loss Is largely covered by In- The fire Is thought to have originated from an electric motor on the third door of the Caspar used for running the elevator. The Caspar building was four stories high and extended from Main street through the entire block to Church street. It was valued at The Insurance on It was Part of it was used as a storage house by Coleman Bros Tobacco Company, who had pounds of tobacco It, valued at and fully covered by Insurance. Another part of th. building was used by the Click mail order business, with a stork partly Insured. Tho building was wrecked. Two dwelling houses th, building valued at Insured, were destroyed. There s tome loss to the P. H. Hades Knitting Company's building and also damage to the stock of Attend Conference With Excellent Report Rev. J. H. Daniel Pastor of Church, lei, this morning tor Washington, N. to attend the -North Carolina Conference, which convenes there today. With him be carried a most excel- lent report from the Greenville Church Which he has served for the past year. in- church has enjoyed a most pros- year, and all financial have been met. Along all lines the church has made pronounced gains. During tho yea.- the congregation have been excel- Sunday School Mas mad. gains, and there has members to the Church, seven were lost through death and removal, a not gain of As a special offering the School has contributed to the Orphanage, the Church paying a like amount. The Aid Society do- special mention having raised while the Missionary Society has raised 099.42. From a Financial this has been the most sue year in the history of tin The total amount raised in cash and negotiable paper, being more than probably the largest amount raised in Greenville for religion purposes in the same length of time During the year a ten room parson- ape situated in a most desirable has been completed, and is now occupied by Mr. Daniel family. Tho Board of Stewards, reported that every account against the had been paid immediately on and that the Pastor's salary bad been paid in advance throughout the whole year. Mr. Daniel says he has spent a hap y year in Greenville, and hopes to be and to this hope the of the community, without regard Ml say Amen. this Vanishing To Help Sufferers In The War Zone Europe prosecutor ALLEGED VICTIM. OF WILLIAM Rust of Author of Old North to be Presented Washington, Nov. IT All reaching governmental de- par Here the de- which overtook business In the United States when the war norm burst in Europe la vat hopeful outlook for American ventures was summarized today by Secretary in a tor to the chamber of commerce of the nil. in which he de- the worst be said and admit- can be said respecting exist business difficulties In America our conditions still remains not only n vi bright, but In many both pros pen i, cannot but with the misfortunes that have befallen industries In all the said Mr. there- fur should be so much more grate- that no like fate threatens out own country. No observer of the large movements of our commerce to-, fails to recognize the gnat that has been made lo business conditions within the last few weeks and which is still progressing course of exchange has be come more normal. Clearing house certificates arc being retired. sums of emergency notes have been withdrawn and with the opening of the federal reserve system great ad- supplies of loanable funds have become available. There Is no longer serious concern over our financial future. has begun to move, and existing arrangements promise relief from the shadow which so long has lung over the South. who wants to, may read plain acts which show on every side no; only a marked hopeful feeling In in- but tangible facts on which such feeling rests. All problems not worked out yet to perfect on many sides mills are busy and factories running full t me of overtime; the number of employed is steadily getting less. of and Sans Drainage Association Today and Asks to Sufferings i ii, seventh Annual ii of tit North , l meets today and tomorrow he arc to be h Id In opera house. A large numb r i ales are en from all t v i Hi ii, in points in Virginia South Carolina. Drainage work In ibis State is a new tiling bin already s i much interest is being taken that it i- drainage districts will represented at this meeting, Even the Piedmont and the far part of the iii be re- presented as there are live drain- age operations being carried on in that part of the State. Among the features today's pro- gram by the Mayor of Wilson, by the chairman of Commissioners, by the president of the chamber of commerce, Joseph Hyde Pratt, president of the Drainage Ass. and others. The officers will make their reports committees will he appointed. lion William A. Graham, of Agriculture, will speak Agricultural Benefits from Drainage Mr. II. E. of the Norfolk Southern, will present th. railroad bide drainage. Mr m E. Sherwin, Professor of Boils at the Slate Agricultural College will speak on tile Drain- age, Mr H M. Drainage Engine- r of the Unit, suites office of Drain- are Investigations on Importance and Principles of Drainage With these able speakers on pro- gram for today a very interesting will be held. Oil CLOTHE Should t In I his Wort Human- sake. Committee Be- i. Contributions, Newborn, N. C, Nov. 17- Just inside of tho gates of beautiful Cedar . cemetery in this city is seen a grave with an Immense marble slab. Strangers passing that way ways inquire whoso body rests I and are Informed that there lies all that Is mortal of William the author of that glorious North Tho of William Gaston is No more, for me. in soft marshy soil known to every school child North will bloom the bright Bluebell. Carolina and there Is no doubt but as No w i ,,, n the old Oak tree. Till In Carolina again dwell. A BoiS Lamentation. No More I see tho Dogwood No mom cotton or tobacco stalks, As long as I remain in this Northern the sunny Southern walk-i. HELD SERIOUS of States Deputy Mar shall Donald Cameron, who deserted Ms family and was found In company with the alleged in a white slave which ho come up for hearing tomorrow in District Court. Cameron Is charged with bigamy and Wife No. Is a pretty French girl of Lawrence, Mass., Malvina on whose evidence, secured Cameron a few years ago, an alleged white-slaver was convicted and sent lo prison for a long term. During th . trial, the attentions of Cameron to hearty support and aid of all pretty witness the cause it means their salvation. Slate best in Ibis country and It fast they have sung tho refrain of melody and have reached tho Boston, Nov. remarkable chorus and lifted up their voices In Tho Old North State. Tho Good Old North that they have thought of Its composer wondered if he had received the proper recognition for his work of. love and devotion to his native heather William Gaston. while his is I known throughout the length and breath of North Carolina, has so far been shown no public appreciation or, no great memorial marks the spot where his bones lie but on Tuesday, November amends will be tor this when a bust him will bet later dismissal from tho government placed in the House of f No will wand, i on the bank of tho Tar. Or hunt in the Ur eat the wild and luscious fruits. Which In Pitt County are found I want to be where Maidens are fairest Where soars Ml Mitchell's Summit great. Where my Dear Old Mother, is wailing for mo, in down In the Old North Stale Wallace Mack log about a change In conditions Supt. J T. Joyner of Public In In was upon In address the Union. Mr. Clarence Poe, of editor I ins I I m w, mi the Progressive tor. is one of th. service, lie left his home, at will the I . saying he was going to Canada to en- grace that hall. Mr. II Alexander, of list for the war. He was traced to the William was born in New president of the l i homo of tho girl, and the Corn 1778 and many I landing the m police found him hidden there will Journey to the capital city to at- under a bed. I tend this unveiling is sting. Mr. Arthur J. Hughes, of I i in town today. Man Arrested A Witness. New Nov. 17- A ease of usual interest in New Bern Was start- ed yesterday, when William white, of was arraigned United Commissioner Charles IV Hill yesterday morning on a warrant charging bin, with dating a United States witness lo tho District Court, in viola Don of chapter and of the code. The preliminary was continued for the government, hi order that the witnesses might DO summoned The defendant was re- leased after giving the required b. I of two hundred and fifty dollars. The airest was made in New day morning by United States Deputy Marshal Charles H. Ange. he . originated about weeks ago. while the government witnesses, In ease against Walter Brock, colored, of near Vanceboro were lo New Bern to the November term of the District I Court. It Is alleged that Mated to the that ti. , hearing given I I Commissioner Hill, hoy had Bed on Brock, and he was going to New Bern t pay cot, ill the and mail beat h out of them, It is also that was under th influence of whiskey at time he made the remarks. i t th. Club transform i list If a ten an n y. b Mouse, is chairman. This commute appeals to ville people fur donations for tin H Th i i- holidays v ill l, ii re at season ti, the whole world should be ens and but how can We spend n joyous Christmas we are and do not respond to the hi from over the waters II the people who arc able, res- pond to The Hollar Christmas that is being agitated in nearly . in the union much will he alleviated. Any no mat- how small, will be thankfully re- and committee promises that H will the proper s iii lime to be used for Christmas ho please push the movement on. sending donations as early as possible lo Mrs. I . she will very you send her. Every hoy; girl; every i woman; In the United has heard of terrible how Belgium, a neutral country, has been the ground for the most battles In the annuals of bis bow that her country has laid waste, her art treasurers her men wounded and killed but. above all, how that thousands of innocent women and children are left homes, without food, without are crying to yon help, will you Co in Mil I I I TI. It a meeting of The Sans i Book Club on Tuesday, Nov it was derided since the armies of i-re very In lo I I ads ind bandages for lb. wounded that the Club Contributed some materials Linking those. The Wish all the people in lo co operate with then. mil aid the taxed hospitals. Vim are asked lo contribute old linen sheets, pillow cases table clothes handkerchief, old underwear, cotton goods, absorbent cotton, in fin I kind of white goods., except woolens, flannels and that these article I boiled You send them not later than Tuesday, that , I,. o ,,. where will be cut and I Into bandages and pads Send your contributions lo any the ladies named below J. i Q, B W, WILSON in., of the I will bold I sale of fan. t articles. etc., on Thursday, Dec. 10th. Dinner upper will be served. IS H