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at Johnston's feed and Seed Store. <lb/>
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led by an Act entitled as follow <lb/>
v Hill to be Entitled an Act to A ROOM, Ml <lb/>
of Hie I occupied by Coca Cola Bottling Com <lb/>
corner Fifth and <lb/>
Streets. Apply to J. <lb/>
Town of Greenville to <lb/>
Hearing Coupon Bonds for School <lb/>
be the <lb/>
the Board Aldermen of the Town <lb/>
m the i request <lb/>
the of <lb/>
tees the Greenville Graded School <lb/>
n call an lion In the Town <lb/>
ting to th voter of said Town, the m fOOl BOOM COT <lb/>
on issuing bonds In the tag In West Apply to <lb/>
for the purpose of <lb/>
school buildings In <lb/>
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i the lead. <lb/>
mark <lb/>
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;. among the popular quotations. <lb/>
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they have of the <lb/>
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there are some <lb/>
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avenue H. Rock <lb/>
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Tills MRS <lb/>
6-11-11 <lb/>
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line t oils. and paints. <lb/>
unnecessary Our salesmen <lb/>
paid the Industrial <lb/>
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pearls date and initials <lb/>
ii back of It. Reward if re- <lb/>
turned in Sheridan,<lb/>
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injunction ill. <lb/>
elect ion Mi <lb/>
Assembly <lb/>
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And Whereas the Board of <lb/>
tees to Greenville Graded School, <lb/>
did. on the 30th. day of April, 1916, <lb/>
Die with the Board Aldermen the <lb/>
Town of Greenville a written request, <lb/>
which written request was unanimous- <lb/>
endorsed the Board of <lb/>
of the Greenville Graded School, that <lb/>
the Board of Alderman of the Town of <lb/>
Greenville should call said election <lb/>
Co. Cleveland <lb/>
said <lb/>
Now therefore notice Is hereby given <lb/>
an was called by <lb/>
Board of of the Town of <lb/>
Grenville, In session on April 20th. <lb/>
to hi Id in the Town Green- <lb/>
ville, on Monday, the 7th. day of June, <lb/>
. action there will <lb/>
rs i the Town IN <lb/>
. . question of Issuing J <lb/>
coupon bonds In the <lb/>
the pose <lb/>
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pi pen ii- ill qualified voters <lb/>
of ii., . i In to r <lb/>
el eel lot A new registration <lb/>
ii ordered Hoard of <lb/>
Aldermen Town of Greenville <lb/>
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of Hi. Tow n of Greenville. <lb/>
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Dr. D. l. James, tree <lb/>
ills. B. e., every <lb/>
H I <lb/>
Lawyer <lb/>
Practicing In all <lb/>
In Building on Whir. <lb/>
fronting Court <lb/>
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work In n- <lb/>
i glad give yon <lb/>
II new floors, <lb/>
raped and <lb/>
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I . . re ill I the five Points <lb/>
work <lb/>
III be taken<lb/>
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oilier Hun tin <lb/>
begin lo a M <lb/>
A Building Our young men <lb/>
need h place of <lb/>
a. where j i an go and keep om <lb/>
ii The young man's mind <lb/>
i- always busy and boy Is <lb/>
i- doing something all times ii <lb/>
older citizens do lake more <lb/>
iii the proper training <lb/>
buy guide ban In <lb/>
lion, who can we blame <lb/>
A v m i A would work m <lb/>
, better , I <lb/>
mental and <lb/>
men <lb/>
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Tomorrow the second for <lb/>
the Domination of Mayor <lb/>
win i held and pools will <lb/>
remain upon from <lb/>
at Five Points. Tin- friends fol <lb/>
low. Mi Outlet Col <lb/>
Albion Dunn both arc claiming to win <lb/>
put in tomorrow's primary The i <lb/>
primary, bald Monday the 3rd of <lb/>
eliminated two of the <lb/>
Beware of Ointments <lb/>
Catarrh that Contain Mercury <lb/>
v v the <lb/>
. and <lb/>
entering II through <lb/>
the Bu Ii articles <lb/>
ii. . via <lb/>
ins, <lb/>
they ii in . Ion fold lo the good i <lb/>
an i from them, <lb/>
iv J <lb/>
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mercury, and is taken <lb/>
Hi.- and sin <lb/>
I,. the system In buying <lb/>
Catarrh Pure sure vi gel the <lb/>
It is taken Internally In <lb/>
Toledo, Ohio, by I J. v ft Co. <lb/>
Sold by .- p.-r <lb/>
Pills for <lb/>
J. t. <lb/>
Stables<lb/>
OR <lb/>
Frank Star <lb/>
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H. It Ii V HARRIS<lb/>
The Mutual Life <lb/>
of Tort. <lb/>
K J. <lb/>
Attorney at Law <lb/>
In Edwards on tbs <lb/>
Square. <lb/>
ALBION DUSK <lb/>
Attorney at Law <lb/>
In Third <lb/>
Practices his services a- <lb/>
desired, <lb/>
North <lb/>
r A R KB KM ART <lb/>
Fourth and Evans <lb/>
Bade Both Bay and<lb/>
Attorney at Law <lb/>
to the farmers of county; <lb/>
The Hoe Insurance Company, of Hew York established a <lb/>
HAIL INSURANCE Department and offers to the Farmers of Pitt County <lb/>
through this Off ice its covering TOBACCO, COTTON, CORN <lb/>
and SMALL GRAIN. <lb/>
A POLICY insuring against loss or damage from HAIL, to grow- <lb/>
crops is the kind of protection every Farmer . It can be <lb/>
procured in THE HOME for one acre . or any number of acres, at a very <lb/>
small cost. <lb/>
Do not invest your time, money and labor in this years crop <lb/>
without protecting it. Your investment might be wiped out in June. <lb/>
Rates will be gladly quoted upon request. <lb/>
The Home is one of the largest Companies in the United States. <lb/>
It has Assets of over and a Surplus of over <lb/>
No Assessments, just plain old line Insurance. <lb/>
H. A. Agent. <lb/>
The Best by Test <lb/>
TOBACCO TRANSPLANTER <lb/>
You can't judge a tobacco transplanter by its looks. The proof <lb/>
of the pudding is chewing the rag. We have hundreds of <lb/>
I N. C, Fob, 1814. <lb/>
Messrs, <lb/>
Greenville, N C . <lb/>
in regard to the J. Caw Tobacco Transplanter bought from <lb/>
year will say that it gave got a good stand <lb/>
and the tobacco grew oft better Hum when by band. couldn't get <lb/>
another one I would take Three Hundred Dollars tor one have. <lb/>
very truly. <lb/>
II. <lb/>
Phone<lb/>
Greenville, N C. <lb/>
B. V. <lb/>
Street <lb/>
store<lb/>
Register Deeds Bell <lb/>
Issued marriage licenses to the fol- <lb/>
lowing couplet since last report. <lb/>
WHITE <lb/>
n and Cells Leona Mr- <lb/>
La whom <lb/>
and Adelaide <lb/>
Caesar <lb/>
Israel Perl <lb/>
Little. <lb/>
HO <lb/>
Attorney-at-Law <lb/>
N C <lb/>
D. M. <lb/>
Attorney at Law <lb/>
and Drainage a Special <lb/>
In office formerly occupied by <lb/>
T. U James A <lb/>
mi. JOINER<lb/>
in Brown Building on Dick <lb/>
to to <lb/>
infill avenue. hours <lb/>
I MARSH <lb/>
Veterinary <lb/>
Treat All Animals <lb/>
Promptly . Day or Might <lb/>
Day Phone Night 395-L <lb/>
mi Till <lb/>
u. <lb/>
The use Ink by the <lb/>
larger public service corporations <lb/>
the country is evidence the good <lb/>
business men directing these <lb/>
bale learned that advertising <lb/>
ah of produce <lb/>
some results. A great deal of <lb/>
is away in ad- <lb/>
for all is classed s <lb/>
is advertising the <lb/>
appropriation should m charged to <lb/>
rather than <lb/>
advertising. The Hal <lb/>
way Power <lb/>
been consistent user printer's ink <lb/>
for some years. display spun- is <lb/>
to forth problems, from <lb/>
company's viewpoint, which arise. <lb/>
The chief contributing cause or ac- <lb/>
furnished a subject for <lb/>
quits an Impressive line of Illustrated <lb/>
warning and How to get on <lb/>
oil Hie cars lie tin for <lb/>
iii, ear In opposite <lb/>
discussed. When any In- <lb/>
contemplated by <lb/>
company, as placing of gates <lb/>
ears. 111.- was taken Into <lb/>
confidence, thus great deal <lb/>
which would <lb/>
otherwise cropped dispelled, <lb/>
Ai the present lime company is <lb/>
big space in a series of articles <lb/>
the Jitney bus. reason <lb/>
are being forth day by day in or- <lb/>
public may have both <lb/>
aides of Hie question Publicity Is a <lb/>
mighty tor good. who <lb/>
have something, of arc <lb/>
ashamed, are the chief opponent of <lb/>
publicity. fellow who h <lb/>
line and 1- all fear <lb/>
publicity <lb/>
advertising the daily news- <lb/>
paper pays the bin II <lb/>
to reason i <lb/>
pay the smaller concern II has been <lb/>
proven beyond II dues <lb/>
pay. Living, prospering monument <lb/>
to advertising this country from <lb/>
Maine lo California and from Alaska <lb/>
ti. Florida, The afternoon newspapers <lb/>
of this country, delivered In the homes <lb/>
read In the the evenings, <lb/>
after supper, when the day's toll is <lb/>
ended father, mother children <lb/>
are gathered about the fireside, fur <lb/>
great medium tor <lb/>
the local are other <lb/>
mediums, which brings re- <lb/>
turns none quite so good as the <lb/>
daily newspaper, Kin-Ion Press, <lb/>
Pot Plants <lb/>
Perm, mi many other ale <lb/>
plants or the house. Write to <lb/>
Spring Pries List of Ross <lb/>
Shrubberies. Hedge Plants, <lb/>
and Shade Trees. <lb/>
Mall, and telephone orders <lb/>
promptly executed by J. h. <lb/>
CO. Raleigh. N. C. <lb/>
Store lea <lb/>
Flowers For All <lb/>
We grow them. Roses, <lb/>
lies and Carnations a specialty. Wad- <lb/>
ding and Funeral flowers arranged U <lb/>
the latest artistic <lb/>
Moseley Brothers <lb/>
Insurance and Real Estate <lb/>
Agents. <lb/>
Sill REAL ESTATE. <lb/>
SOCIAL and PERSONAL <lb/>
PERSONALS. <lb/>
MAY <lb/>
Mr c it. hit this morn- <lb/>
tor Va. to ml <lb/>
Week <lb/>
Mr. ti. T, Gardner, of <lb/>
lure today, <lb/>
Mr s Ransom, of Raleigh, cams <lb/>
ibis morning to accept position <lb/>
with the Reflector Co. <lb/>
lion. O. Max Gardner and wife, of <lb/>
Shelby. X. the guest- of Mr <lb/>
and Mrs. r Forbes. Gardner <lb/>
was speaker Pro the Senate <lb/>
daring the last session, and is now <lb/>
frequently spoken of our next <lb/>
Governor. cum <lb/>
here from Wilson u here <lb/>
Gardner the annual address <lb/>
hi Memorial <lb/>
R. <lb/>
D. I. <lb/>
nun HE MM I HI I <lb/>
By virtue, of the of <lb/>
la the Mortgages, to- <lb/>
wit A certain Mortgage executed and <lb/>
delivered W U P. Cores and wile <lb/>
N. J. Corey to V. Hooker dated <lb/>
January 1911, appears record <lb/>
in tin- In county <lb/>
in Hook v, page a certain Mort- <lb/>
gage executed and delivered by W. U <lb/>
and n d Corey to <lb/>
Harding dated <lb/>
as appears of record In the Re- <lb/>
m county la Hook <lb/>
I. page and a certain Mortgage <lb/>
executed and delivered by I,. man lines where machine took fir <lb/>
i vi <lb/>
BILES <lb/>
Kn pal <lb/>
been nothing lo upon. <lb/>
our mi or.- yesterday b an <lb/>
barded hangar dirigible <lb/>
and started -i Are, An <lb/>
aviator of the enemy threw bomb <lb/>
iii.- railroad station at <lb/>
miles <lb/>
doing any damage <lb/>
aviator enemy <lb/>
sued between the Argonne and the <lb/>
Meuse by a French airman was com <lb/>
to come down within the <lb/>
it D i, James, returned Sunday <lb/>
Bight Johns Hopkins Hospital <lb/>
in Baltimore whore be went to <lb/>
go tor his condition due to <lb/>
heart trouble. -lames has in <lb/>
bad health for nearly two months <lb/>
but continued with his professional <lb/>
duties. <lb/>
The doctors at the hospital advised <lb/>
that he abandon his business and re- <lb/>
main at home. The many friends of <lb/>
Dr. Janus will learn regret <lb/>
his declining health <lb/>
the oilier band. Hi Germane <lb/>
brought yesterday a <lb/>
aviator and British soldiers were <lb/>
iii bringing two Gorman air <lb/>
Herman <lb/>
Berlin, via London, May <lb/>
Talk on World Peace <lb/>
. May <lb/>
American church leaders, deep think <lb/>
on government and international <lb/>
low, an advocates of permanent world <lb/>
peace gathered here today for a con- <lb/>
former President William <lb/>
it. will deliver opening ad- <lb/>
dress tonight, following the <lb/>
in addresses of Governor and the <lb/>
Mayor. Judge Alum B. <lb/>
also speak tonight, and both he and <lb/>
Prof. Taft Will have I'm their subject <lb/>
The suites Supreme Court, <lb/>
the Prototype of the World <lb/>
The conference will continue <lb/>
row and Friday, and the speakers in <lb/>
elude Gibbons, Senator <lb/>
in e v Sherman of Illinois. Bishop <lb/>
Luther It. Wilson. Joseph <lb/>
John Mitchell, <lb/>
and Prof. The <lb/>
will consider all -II.- <lb/>
for establishment of a <lb/>
court of the world settling <lb/>
Intern disputes and avoiding <lb/>
reference to the Ku <lb/>
n pi War will be omitted, <lb/>
H America will give <lb/>
. with the hope the Idea <lb/>
taken up universally after do <lb/>
Hi,, in I <lb/>
i and wife N J. Corey to F. <lb/>
Hailing, dated March Mb, ll, as <lb/>
record in the Register's <lb/>
in Pitt County In Hook A <lb/>
page the undersigned, will on <lb/>
DAY. the 7th, day of June o'clock <lb/>
Noon. HUB, expose to public sale be. <lb/>
the Court House Door in Green- general headquarters today gave <lb/>
tie highest bidder or the following <lb/>
a-h. described tracts morning an ship <lb/>
or panels of land, h a I was driven from w, by <lb/>
in the County of Pin and lire <lb/>
State of North made further progress <lb/>
FIRST TRACT Situated In and captured live <lb/>
Township, Pitt County, bounded on the The their a <lb/>
Carolina. <lb/>
Pitt county. <lb/>
Before the Board Commissioners. <lb/>
Notice is hereby given petition <lb/>
has been bled before the Hoard of <lb/>
Commissioners of Pitt county, by John <lb/>
Dennis. W. II. Lang J, W. and <lb/>
Others, to lay and establish a pub- <lb/>
road in said county. Town- <lb/>
ship, as follows. <lb/>
soul termini <lb/>
If street ill the town of <lb/>
at the line of Mrs. D. K. Nichols, and <lb/>
extending through property of J. <lb/>
Harrington, M, P. and <lb/>
others, and running into the Green- <lb/>
The notice required by Section <lb/>
the 1906, of North Carolina <lb/>
is given that the said Petition will be <lb/>
heard at the next meeting of the -aid <lb/>
Board on the 7th, day of June 1913. <lb/>
the 7th, day of May<lb/>
Clerk the Hoard. <lb/>
ft <lb/>
racks of the <lb/>
the village of and Ca- <lb/>
All their attacks were repulsed <lb/>
The number of prisoners made by us <lb/>
here was Increased to <lb/>
and the <lb/>
French still remain of <lb/>
lb.- trenches taken them The bat <lb/>
He continues <lb/>
English flying machine was <lb/>
North by the buds of S. K. Worthing <lb/>
ton and bounded on <lb/>
West by the lands of James. Nelson <lb/>
Dennis Branch; the South by <lb/>
another tract of land of W. L. K. Corey <lb/>
and on by the lands of Amy <lb/>
Mines containing acres more or <lb/>
less and being the tract of land on <lb/>
which the said W. P. Corey and <lb/>
wife now reside <lb/>
SKI TRACT Situated ill Chi- down at a point southwest of Lille. <lb/>
cod Township. Pitt County and on the of Ha. and In <lb/>
side of Pork Swamp, the wood south of <lb/>
the lands and our troops yesterday took by storm <lb/>
others and containing acres more position of two lines of trenches sit <lb/>
less and being the land deeded by behind each other and Stretch- <lb/>
Barrow to Providence Coo- our a width W <lb/>
per and cannon Mills and them also tool, number of unwounded <lb/>
conveyed to Samuel Corey and by Sam- prisoners and captured two <lb/>
Corey to w. U P. Corey hi Deed throwers with much ammunition. <lb/>
to <lb/>
Richmond. <lb/>
June 1-2-3 1915 <lb/>
CONFEDERATE <lb/>
VETERANS <lb/>
REUNION <lb/>
Tickets on Sale May 29th to June 2nd, <lb/>
inc. limited to June 10th. Extension and <lb/>
atop-over privileges. <lb/>
rates, schedules, <lb/>
etc. call on <lb/>
, II. <lb/>
Mil M. <lb/>
ATLANTIC COAST LINE <lb/>
STANDARD RAILROAD OF THE SOUTH <lb/>
i. <lb/>
1.--- <lb/>
Registers <lb/>
page <lb/>
attacks north of <lb/>
and tin forest of La <lb/>
tailed with considerable losses to our <lb/>
opponents <lb/>
the eastern threat re <lb/>
the situation was unchanged Tl. <lb/>
ante land granted Russians arrest the <lb/>
p. hi Stale still our arm; under Gen. Van <lb/>
Which is of record ill the <lb/>
Office in County. Hook <lb/>
THIRD T Situated Chic <lb/>
Township, County, ill o- <lb/>
sin. containing acres more <lb/>
and being <lb/>
said W, I <lb/>
or <lb/>
North Carolina by <lb/>
the mil <lb/>
CO <lb/>
Gram which i- on the branch of Ho- <lb/>
Register and <lb/>
Deeds of Count;. In Book Y <lb/>
page <lb/>
i in Sn in <lb/>
Township. Pill County, adjoin <lb/>
lug lands Nashville Wilson, W. <lb/>
Ii. Bland, it. cam- and Bailie <lb/>
Hand, containing. u res more or <lb/>
Leader <lb/>
TRACT In <lb/>
Township, <lb/>
aide of road adjoining the <lb/>
last above mi <lb/>
the of H <lb/>
Cox and other <lb/>
more or l <lb/>
The Lang Place or Coot <lb/>
land Slid Ira <lb/>
Samuel Corey Home Place have opened II <lb/>
and days the big <lb/>
of on <lb/>
h . Vistula Their w om <lb/>
night Russian 1.- <lb/>
d In man; I- <lb/>
ally and between <lb/>
r a k <lb/>
, several Russian from <lb/>
m the din lion of had <lb/>
fulled in morning with vi r; y <lb/>
I for Hie in; <lb/>
mi. <lb/>
Come to see us for the New Model FORD <lb/>
Runabout Automobiles. Equip- <lb/>
electric lights and many other new <lb/>
additions. Our profit sharing plan is very <lb/>
attractive. <lb/>
Twin Cr F. O. B. <lb/>
F. O. a. <lb/>
Ford Supply Co. <lb/>
Greenville, N. C. <lb/>
THE LIMIT <lb/>
OF LUXURY <lb/>
Is reached when one has taken a <lb/>
In an up-to-date bathtub of our <lb/>
No house Is complete without It and <lb/>
the comfort and which re- <lb/>
from He use <lb/>
Pan the Price <lb/>
many times over. We <lb/>
the finest house In why <lb/>
not yours. We gladly will ea <lb/>
It. <lb/>
and <lb/>
ll. <lb/>
adjoining<lb/>
. <lb/>
or Cooper trail <lb/>
land known <lb/>
,., <lb/>
i . <lb/>
the i nit <lb/>
Md. <lb/>
en, <lb/>
. <lb/>
social <lb/>
Ladies WANTED <lb/>
In lei are prepared clothe <lb/>
pressing, cleaning service <lb/>
WK TOn WHILE <lb/>
hum CHARGE. <lb/>
Greenville Tailoring Co. <lb/>
I cell <lb/>
fourteen separate sub-divisions and <lb/>
lands will be sold both as <lb/>
entire ill the several sub <lb/>
divisions, in desiring <lb/>
to purchase may have the <lb/>
, i purchasing in whatever small <lb/>
titles they may desire. <lb/>
These lands will be sold for Hie <lb/>
purpose of paying off and <lb/>
the actual amount due by W. <lb/>
and wife N. I Corey for <lb/>
The <lb/>
i i <lb/>
,, a ii ill Hike up <lb/>
ion problems an <lb/>
hi and social <lb/>
communities, <lb/>
and worn <lb/>
represented this year than ever <lb/>
lore, and the speakers secured <lb/>
cover the phases of charity work tar <lb/>
better, it is expected, than ever before <lb/>
Among the lo con <lb/>
the conference arc <lb/>
the <lb/>
in <lb/>
worker <lb/>
S. T. Hicks, THE Plumber. <lb/>
FOR SALE <lb/>
Bunch Virginia and Wilmington Peanuts <lb/>
Mixed, Unknown, Iron and Speckle <lb/>
Peas. Sweet Potato plants <lb/>
HALL MOORE <lb/>
amount rash money loaned lo W tor schools for social workers, <lb/>
I. cony and the legal rate In ,;. relief. Illegitimacy, Hie <lb/>
from the time said ,, relation between and <lb/>
were made, all of the notes above re I charities, and feeble <lb/>
erred lo having been transferred in ,,,, <lb/>
are now held b; T, Hooker from workers <lb/>
mid the said T. Hooker having math w, have the; <lb/>
demand on W L P. Corey for had lo lace during past win <lb/>
only the actual amount In to <lb/>
money loaned and the legal rate ,,. ,,. , destitution, <lb/>
Interest said land- will ,. rare children, public suit <lb/>
for the purpose of applying l and kindred problems, main <lb/>
arising from the <lb/>
lands lo the payment of <lb/>
Moving Health Economy <lb/>
Into the Kitchen <lb/>
A big event in home is the Of the Leonard the re- <lb/>
standard of merit ii. refrigerators Insuring <lb/>
purity, cleanliness, <lb/>
LEONARD CLEANABLE <lb/>
ONE-PIECE PORCELAIN-LINED <lb/>
REFRIGERATOR <lb/>
Housewives and spotless whiteness of the <lb/>
one piece, solid lining the Leonard; can't be scratched <lb/>
marred or chipped no plan- for grease to gather or for germ- <lb/>
breed; can be washed Ilka dish. Exclusive features <lb/>
found In any oilier refrigerator. Jail call and it, Ask to <lb/>
the new Lock ask for of refrigerator facts Coma to <lb/>
day. <lb/>
Quinn-Miller <lb/>
Furniture Company <lb/>
ale<lb/>
of money loaned legal <lb/>
rate of from I lie of <lb/>
loans were made <lb/>
This the 6th, day May, <lb/>
V. <lb/>
s T, HOOK <lb/>
the notes secured b <lb/>
above referred to <lb/>
Owner <lb/>
Mortgage <lb/>
which are idem had <lb/>
conditions These workers, as well <lb/>
ml- and benefactors I <lb/>
feeling the necessity of getting <lb/>
i in formulation of some plan <lb/>
for all I'm <lb/>
in <lb/>
the lime In II of <lb/>
n; years, a woman is presiding, Site <lb/>
is Mrs Man Sew <lb/>
York, wife director tho <lb/>
Sat. <lb/>
A l OF I <lb/>
town would probably frighten <lb/>
oldest but we are prepared <lb/>
for necessary remedies even for <lb/>
that and are supplied with the trash- <lb/>
eat stock of drugs to compound any <lb/>
of a doctor's prescription wits <lb/>
the newest discoveries In medicine <lb/>
or drugs of any description Our <lb/>
Is prompt and mistakes are <lb/>
unknown here. <lb/>
-i <lb/>
R, <lb/>
Open III I <lb/>
Maj The <lb/>
convention the American <lb/>
K. <lb/>
is hereby given to public <lb/>
Hill has bu <lb/>
agreement with all tho members <lb/>
of the The Roof- <lb/>
and Cornice Company Withdrawn , f All. ,., <lb/>
from the said of The ,, pr, e- <lb/>
and Cornice Company, and and <lb/>
hereafter the said business Will v,, i. , and In I <lb/>
run and conducted by E. m n, American art <lb/>
c In the o <lb/>
of The and on Ml <lb/>
Cornice Co. and the said H Hill Will r convention. Henry White <lb/>
have no further connection ;,,.,, D ,. value of <lb/>
Drug Company <lb/>
with said or company, <lb/>
Hi of April 1918 <lb/>
E, <lb/>
c. ii. <lb/>
4-13-41 Ian <lb/>
to r-ale and Sickly <lb/>
The Old <lb/>
S . Hill TONIC, out<lb/>
a nation, and other are <lb/>
II i <lb/>
Waller Perry, Lloyd <lb/>
and others. Tin- afternoon Mrs, <lb/>
mil tender a reception lo <lb/>
visitors An in the colleges, in <lb/>
. In <lb/>
day Will be topics of speaker <lb/>
n session <lb/>
A NEW COMPANY <lb/>
Me opened on Third In S. T Hick's shop, a <lb/>
mining and tinning and our aim la lo the public the <lb/>
best for the money, our and give as a <lb/>
I rial. <lb/>
The Standard Roofing Co. <lb/>
S T Hill. <lb/>
For Monuments, <lb/>
Headstones and <lb/>
Iron <lb/>
Dees Marble Granite<lb/>
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<p>
North Cardinal<lb/>
County <lb/>
Net in- i hereby that at th <lb/>
the Hoard of Com- <lb/>
of Pitt Count, held Monday. <lb/>
April C. There was a <lb/>
to Um Board taking <lb/>
road laid out la I <lb/>
the following <lb/>
I d <lb/>
W. farm; theme i <lb/>
road north tar. n Lloyd's <lb/>
farm to Lafayette farm <lb/>
a dire to <lb/>
j. k. Corey's path, then <lb/>
path to the lands; thence <lb/>
through the land to R. <lb/>
land; then., i i <lb/>
of the and R. V Whitt <lb/>
to <lb/>
thence act B <lb/>
the and <lb/>
line on C <lb/>
notice l Riven that the <lb/>
aid Petition will be beard at the reg- <lb/>
meeting of the Board <lb/>
of Pitt County, to be held <lb/>
Monday. May 1916, and all parties <lb/>
desiring to be heard will present <lb/>
on said <lb/>
the Bib, day of April 1915. <lb/>
Attest Bell, Clerk. <lb/>
B. A Chin <lb/>
NOTICE. <lb/>
By of the power of sale i o <lb/>
in a certain mortgage deed <lb/>
executed by Clifton v. Harrell to J. <lb/>
g. Bullock on the day of Jan. <lb/>
and recorded in Book T id page <lb/>
MS of the county Registry, the <lb/>
undersigned will on Monday the <lb/>
day of June 1915 at 12-30 P. a . at <lb/>
Court-house door In Greenville, <lb/>
N. c sell to the highest bidder for <lb/>
cash the following described <lb/>
of land, Lying and being in <lb/>
Pitt county and State of . C. and in <lb/>
Township and described <lb/>
defined as follows, One tract <lb/>
land adjoining the of A <lb/>
Bullock, C. C. Little and others and <lb/>
more particularly described as fol- <lb/>
Beginning at a gum on Beach <lb/>
Island, thence North East pi <lb/>
a stake, thence South West to the <lb/>
run of Creek, then down the various <lb/>
courses of Creek to . cypress, <lb/>
with line <lb/>
to the beginning, containing <lb/>
1-3 acres more or less. U being the <lb/>
of land alloted to Clifton <lb/>
Harrell In the division the lands <lb/>
f Jesse Harrell and which division <lb/>
is recorded in Division pages <lb/>
and in the Office <lb/>
or fill County, and known as the <lb/>
land. Sale made to satisfy <lb/>
said mortgage <lb/>
This the Of April 1915. <lb/>
I. B. BULLOCK, Mortgagee. <lb/>
BROWN, Alto r. <lb/>
j. A. Mills. Jr. <lb/>
D H <lb/>
virtue as execution to <lb/>
the Clerk the Superior Court <lb/>
III i bearing date of March <lb/>
1915, under . <lb/>
the above entitled action <lb/>
d on March 15th. mil <lb/>
. in J. 80- <lb/>
ht County Registry, the under- <lb/>
Sheriff of Pitt county will, on <lb/>
May. 1915, at <lb/>
ck Noon before the court <lb/>
II door In county sell to the <lb/>
it i at at <lb/>
the following d .- rib d pa I <lb/>
or tracts of land, subject to <lb/>
of J J To wit, that <lb/>
n l or pare, I of laud lying <lb/>
In Pit <lb/>
North Carolina more fully <lb/>
as ft <lb/>
on the path in th Lot No. <lb/>
rum with said path and Lot Ni <lb/>
Id S I I, W I <lb/>
heirs line, then with their <lb/>
N W K l-i to -take la <lb/>
the edge of -in then N 1-J <lb/>
S 3-5 pole U a -take M. <lb/>
corner, thin with M. <lb/>
line and Bran's line <lb/>
g 1-5 poles beginning <lb/>
containing a res more or leas. <lb/>
Set Tract B glutting at a stake <lb/>
in the road Almeta wards corner <lb/>
and runs with said road B K 2-5 <lb/>
poles to a thin up branch <lb/>
to a stake pointed by some gums, corn- <lb/>
of No. thence with line of <lb/>
Lot No. W t-5 pole to <lb/>
Make corner of Lot No. at the in. <lb/>
of two ditches, then N <lb/>
i-j K poles to Bran's <lb/>
with his line running with <lb/>
the path N E poles to the be- <lb/>
ginning containing acres more or <lb/>
it being Lot No in the <lb/>
of the land of J. J. as <lb/>
will appear of record in Hook N-10, <lb/>
on page of Pitt Count Registry, <lb/>
tale is to satisfy the above men- <lb/>
judgment. The same being <lb/>
sold subject the life estate of J. J <lb/>
Hard- e. <lb/>
This the nay of April. <lb/>
Sheriff of PHI County <lb/>
North Carolina. <lb/>
Pitt <lb/>
In Superior Court, <lb/>
Before the Clerk. <lb/>
Jones el <lb/>
TS NOTICE <lb/>
tut <lb/>
The defendants Waiter Jonas and <lb/>
Clara la above entitled ac- <lb/>
ill take notice that an action <lb/>
entitled as above has been commenced <lb/>
the Superior Court of Pitt county <lb/>
partition of the lauds of Calvin <lb/>
deceased among hi <lb/>
said Walter Jones and <lb/>
Wife Clara will further take <lb/>
notice that they ate required to a- <lb/>
pear In the Clerk of Hie <lb/>
Superior Court of Pitt county on tin <lb/>
day of April 1915 and answer w <lb/>
demur to the complaint or petition <lb/>
the plaintiffs In Ibis action, or the <lb/>
plaint for <lb/>
the n and d I plaint <lb/>
or <lb/>
This e I pi I <lb/>
STREET ID <lb/>
J D COX, <lb/>
Clerk r Court i I Pill <lb/>
Julius Drown. Attorney <lb/>
MUM I KALE Or P. <lb/>
North Carolina <lb/>
at Its Share the That <lb/>
Sufferers Seek. <lb/>
Backache Kidneys weak <lb/>
Distressed with urinary Ills <lb/>
Want a reliable kidney remedy <lb/>
Don't have to look far. Use What <lb/>
Greenville people recommend. Every <lb/>
street In Greenville has Its cases. <lb/>
Here's one Greenville man's ex <lb/>
Let L. J. of Third St. tell <lb/>
U . He says. I bad kidney complaint <lb/>
My back ached and had severe pains <lb/>
In my Headaches and dizzy <lb/>
spells were common and in the morn- <lb/>
I was sore and stiff. The kidney <lb/>
secretions were to frequent in passage <lb/>
and contained sediment which <lb/>
resembled brick-dust. Friend <lb/>
mended Kidney Pills to me and <lb/>
got a box. They relieved me very <lb/>
mack, putting my back and kidneys <lb/>
In good shape. <lb/>
Price at dealers. Don't <lb/>
simply ask for a kidney <lb/>
Dona's Kidney same that <lb/>
Mr, bad. Co., <lb/>
Props., Buffalo. N. Y. <lb/>
Notice Land Sale. <lb/>
virtue power vested in <lb/>
that certain executed to me <lb/>
by i ti the of Oct- <lb/>
I, and tied In the <lb/>
mice of the Register for <lb/>
P it County in I I <lb/>
shall sell to the bight it i for <lb/>
ash. public auction, the <lb/>
House Door in the Town <lb/>
en the day of May. at 1- <lb/>
noon, the following described <lb/>
par, el of real estate, lying, I <lb/>
sit isle in the Town of <lb/>
of Pitt, and of Car <lb/>
Pi tinning North list <lb/>
Fount, Street-., rue <lb/>
with the line of <lb/>
Street N, degrees min- <lb/>
feet to a dividing <lb/>
thence South degrees Baal feel <lb/>
In thence up <lb/>
Branch to the North line of <lb/>
thence West feet <lb/>
with said Fourth Street to the begin- <lb/>
It being a part of No. <lb/>
in the old plat of the Town of Green- <lb/>
ville, and being the same or parcel <lb/>
land deeded to the said <lb/>
by Zeno Brown and wife, Nancy <lb/>
Brown, on September 1914. <lb/>
This April 26th, 1915. <lb/>
s. T. WHITE, <lb/>
Albion <lb/>
M-ltd <lb/>
BALI. <lb/>
By Virtue Of a decree of the Super- <lb/>
of Pitt County in Special <lb/>
Proceedings No 1901. entitled N. <lb/>
GarriS ts Flora Ann Moore and others, <lb/>
the undersigned Commissioners will <lb/>
sill for before the Court <lb/>
in Greenville, on Monday, the <lb/>
17th day of May. 1915, the following <lb/>
described trait or parcel of laud, sit- <lb/>
in Township near <lb/>
town of that lot known as L <lb/>
Number in the division of lands <lb/>
of Jordan Cox. deceased, and the same <lb/>
allotted to Thomas, see <lb/>
of Land us and <lb/>
, ginning at the 3rd corner of Lot No. <lb/>
j in said division, and running lo the <lb/>
3rd line of Lot No N. degrees W <lb/>
L-. poles to the corner of No <lb/>
r, South B. poles t-; a <lb/>
short leaf pine, theme South <lb/>
, V, poles lo a stake on or <lb/>
f an old path centered by i I <lb/>
thence N. 3-4 degrees <lb/>
to beginning, containing <lb/>
acres; except a small place about <lb/>
at an acre heretofore sold ii <lb/>
aid land is sold for art- <lb/>
P. Q r. <lb/>
This April 12th. 1915.<lb/>
In Sup, nor Court. <lb/>
Pitt County Before clerk. <lb/>
Emma I- Moore. O. Moore. <lb/>
B, Moore. Pearlie Moore, John <lb/>
E. Moore, Lily Belle Oakley and <lb/>
Willie Oakley, by their Neil <lb/>
M. Woolen <lb/>
Fa <lb/>
virtue of a decree of the Superior <lb/>
four of Pitt County, made by J. C. <lb/>
Cox. Clerk of Superior Court, In <lb/>
th. above entitled cause, on the 8th, <lb/>
of Mac 1916, the undersigned <lb/>
Commissioner will on MONDAY, the <lb/>
day of Juno. 1915, it being <lb/>
Monday In June. 1916, to <lb/>
public sale before the Court House <lb/>
Door In On to the highest bidder <lb/>
for cash, the following described real <lb/>
property, to <lb/>
A undivided interest in and to <lb/>
the following described tract or parcel <lb/>
land, to Lying and being ill <lb/>
Greenville Township, County, <lb/>
North Carolina, adjoining the lands of <lb/>
Harvey Allen, Joseph Noah Ty- <lb/>
son and others and containing <lb/>
res more or less and known as the <lb/>
Tyson Home Place, subject, <lb/>
I. to the life estate of Mrs. <lb/>
fella <lb/>
This sale l made for the <lb/>
making partition among the tenants <lb/>
in common. <lb/>
This 6th. day of 1916. <lb/>
F. c. HARDING, Commissioner. <lb/>
IMP <lb/>
MISS <lb/>
SINCE <lb/>
At the business meeting held Tues- <lb/>
day, prior to the regular program <lb/>
the exercises, the So <lb/>
of Bryan Grimes Camp Con- <lb/>
federate reported that ten <lb/>
o the memorial exercises, the Sec- <lb/>
annual reunion of 1914. The <lb/>
number on the roll now is <lb/>
being present and forty-nine <lb/>
it the meeting yesterday. <lb/>
The names of those who have pass <lb/>
away during the year an given at <lb/>
Dixon, 1st N. r Cal. Co II. <lb/>
Ll. N. C. Inf. Co <lb/>
F. N. C. Inf. Co. I. <lb/>
Kenneth II. Fleming, H. C. Inf <lb/>
Co. K. <lb/>
Calvin Jones. N. C. Inf. Co ;. <lb/>
Lang, N. C. Int. Co. I <lb/>
N. C, <lb/>
Co K. <lb/>
Starkey Va. Inf. Co B <lb/>
Capt. C. A. White, N. C. Inf. Co <lb/>
N. c. Inf. <lb/>
Co. F <lb/>
State of North Carolina, <lb/>
County of Pitt. <lb/>
To Bell, Taker of <lb/>
Pitt <lb/>
The undersigned claimant being a <lb/>
of the State of North Carolina, <lb/>
hereby sets forth and shows the <lb/>
following tract or parcel of <lb/>
wit <lb/>
and being in Beaver <lb/>
Pitt County, North Cars <lb/>
Una. <lb/>
Ten or Twelve acres of land OB the <lb/>
south side I Tar la Beaver Ham <lb/>
Township and more fully described <lb/>
as follow; Beginning in the <lb/>
George <lb/>
corner, and running with the line of <lb/>
J L. Deceased, to J. W. Smith's <lb/>
I oilier, thence Smith's line to <lb/>
Ollie corner; thence with <lb/>
Pollard's line to J. C. Crawford's <lb/>
line; theme with said I line <lb/>
to Hemby .- corner, the con. <lb/>
laming hi estimation ten or twelve <lb/>
acres, and being a narrow strip of <lb/>
land In the Nichols about <lb/>
or seventy yards <lb/>
Same being vacant and <lb/>
land belonging to the State of <lb/>
North Carolina, and subject to Entry, <lb/>
and the undersigned Claimant hereby <lb/>
makes entry of. lays claim to and <lb/>
Prays for a Grant for said land. <lb/>
This the day of April 1915. <lb/>
J C. <lb/>
Claimant. <lb/>
lire <lb/>
The undersigned having e <lb/>
as Executrix of the list Will and <lb/>
Testament of Emily before J. <lb/>
ll Cox, Clerk of the Superior court <lb/>
of Pitt County, on the 12th day of <lb/>
April. 1916, notice i- hereby to <lb/>
all persons lo has <lb/>
lo <lb/>
IO UM d and note l <lb/>
is also given to all pi <lb/>
claims against said estate lo file <lb/>
said duly with Use <lb/>
twelve from <lb/>
the date hereof, mil b <lb/>
I ii bar of an r,, on <lb/>
claims <lb/>
Tills the day of ii. 1918 <lb/>
I. AHA <lb/>
of estate of <lb/>
I . <lb/>
HARDING PIERCE, Attorneys, <lb/>
ltd <lb/>
The above tiled m <lb/>
the 19th, day of April, 1916. <lb/>
BELL. <lb/>
Taker <lb/>
MORTGAGEE'S OF <lb/>
Under and by virtue of tho <lb/>
conferred upon undersigned Mort <lb/>
in a certain Mortgage Deed <lb/>
lug dale of day of Sept. 1913, <lb/>
C. L. Nora Barrett bis <lb/>
Wife, and duly recorded in <lb/>
of Register of Deeds for Pitt <lb/>
in Book L Page etc the <lb/>
will sell at public auction <lb/>
at Court House door in Greenville <lb/>
N. C. for cash, at o'clock m. May <lb/>
3rd 1916, the following described <lb/>
real estate One town Lot in <lb/>
C. Con- <lb/>
town of Farmville, N. <lb/>
one Acre more or less, bounded <lb/>
follows, on the north by W. H. <lb/>
Wilkinson, on the east by Main Street. <lb/>
on the south by the Graded School lot <lb/>
and by the Heirs on the west. <lb/>
This day 1916. <lb/>
AW. GREENE, Mortgagee <lb/>
PATENTS <lb/>
i. a. a <lb/>
r w, r J,. <lb/>
bf <lb/>
Is <lb/>
Clear as a <lb/>
BUILD <lb/>
D. SWIFT CO. I <lb/>
Seventh <lb/>
NOTICE <lb/>
Having qualified as administratrix <lb/>
of the estate of Josephus de- <lb/>
ceased, late of Pitt county, North Caro- <lb/>
this is to notify all persons <lb/>
claims against the estate of the <lb/>
Haiti eased to exhibit them to the <lb/>
undersigned on or before the 10th <lb/>
clay of April 1916, or this notice will be <lb/>
pleaded In bar of their recovery. All <lb/>
persons indebted to said will <lb/>
please make Immediate payment. <lb/>
This day of April <lb/>
MARTHA A. MOTE, <lb/>
Administratrix of Josephus Move <lb/>
James L. Evans, Atty.<lb/>
How To To Children. <lb/>
nm <lb/>
at to take and date not the <lb/>
Children lake it and never know it Quinine <lb/>
adapted lo who cannot <lb/>
lake ordinary Quinine. not nm <lb/>
not In head. Tr <lb/>
It neat line eon Quinine an poi <lb/>
rot 2-ounce <lb/>
urn Louie, haul. <lb/>
SALE <lb/>
By virtue of power of pale con- <lb/>
in a certain mortgage executed <lb/>
and delivered by Paul H k to <lb/>
J. R. Harvey Co. on 7th day <lb/>
of January 1914, was <lb/>
duly recorded in the of the <lb/>
of Deeds of Pitt county in Hook <lb/>
Q-lie. Page the undersigned will <lb/>
sell for rash before the Court House <lb/>
door in Greenville, on Monday, the <lb/>
day of May. the following <lb/>
described tract or parcel of land sit <lb/>
in Swift Creek Township, and <lb/>
known as Lot No. in the division <lb/>
of J. II. estate <lb/>
Bounded on east by the land of <lb/>
W, G. Chapman, on the West by the <lb/>
lands of W. O, Chapman, on the <lb/>
North by the lands of Hugh Kirkman, <lb/>
and on the by the lands of F <lb/>
M. containing acres <lb/>
more or lees. <lb/>
Said sale sold to satisfy said <lb/>
gage. <lb/>
J. It HARVEY, <lb/>
Mortgages <lb/>
HANK owner of debt <lb/>
F. James Son, Attorneys <lb/>
i-.-, ltd <lb/>
of i <lb/>
hare you seen the <lb/>
A hast mayor Ti Haul <lb/>
I. , <lb/>
with one term, <lb/>
A defeated Mexican general is about <lb/>
as popular the bull that Ml in w <lb/>
tight. <lb/>
Mi I ll E OS HALE. <lb/>
North Carolina In Superior Court <lb/>
Pitt County Before J. D. Cox, Clerk. <lb/>
w. ll Harrington wife Mary <lb/>
Ann Harrington, Charles Scott <lb/>
wife Henrietta Soot. W. <lb/>
and wife <lb/>
William Lee a wife Martha Lee <lb/>
and Hodges by bis N vi <lb/>
Friend c. D. Rountree.<lb/>
Hy virtue of a decree of nor <lb/>
Court of Pitt County, made by <lb/>
above entitled cause on the day <lb/>
of April. 1915, by J. Cox, Clerk of <lb/>
Court of Pill County, the <lb/>
undersigned Commissioner, will, on <lb/>
SATURDAY, the day May. <lb/>
1915, lock M . expose to public <lb/>
i-ale before the Court House Door in <lb/>
Greenville, to the highest bidder <lb/>
i ash, the following described or <lb/>
parcel of land, lo <lb/>
in Township, Pitt <lb/>
County, North Carolina beginning at <lb/>
a slake, S. B, corner of lot No. <lb/>
the Hodges Division and <lb/>
run.-, with said line to No. in <lb/>
aid division reversed N 1-10 W <lb/>
feet lo the N E i of No. <lb/>
Mid division near <lb/>
n, , s W feet the N W corner <lb/>
No in said Division near <lb/>
Creek; thence S in B <lb/>
feel lo stake the S W corner of <lb/>
So in said Division; thence S <lb/>
i to beginning contain- <lb/>
16.4 acres more or less and being <lb/>
No. in Division of the Mat- <lb/>
thew HodgeS <lb/>
This -ale will be made for the <lb/>
of making partition <lb/>
tenants In common. <lb/>
the 29th, day of April, <lb/>
f C Commissioner, <lb/>
Harding Pierce, <lb/>
NOTICE. <lb/>
Having qualified as <lb/>
Susan Tyson, eased, hue of Pitt <lb/>
County, North Carolina, this is lo no- <lb/>
all persons having claims against <lb/>
of said deceased to exhibit <lb/>
Hi, in hi the undersigned within twelve <lb/>
months from this date, or this <lb/>
will be d In bar of their <lb/>
All persons Indebted lo said es- <lb/>
will please make Immediate pay <lb/>
This the day of May, 1915. <lb/>
V. IAMBS Son. Attorneys, <lb/>
6-3 <lb/>
Notice <lb/>
Having qualified as Administratrix <lb/>
of the estate of the late I. W. Cox, late <lb/>
of county of Pill, this is lo <lb/>
all persons holding claims against <lb/>
the said estate, lo present <lb/>
undersigned administratrix on or be- <lb/>
fore. May 1916 or this notice will <lb/>
be plead ill bar their recovery. All <lb/>
persons owing any thing to said <lb/>
will please make immediate pay- <lb/>
to undersigned <lb/>
This May 1915. <lb/>
HENRIETTA COX. <lb/>
Administratrix, N. C. <lb/>
Harding Pierce Attorneys. <lb/>
That Deal Not The <lb/>
Because laxative <lb/>
Quinine dock came not <lb/>
ringing In head the hill name and <lb/>
look the U. lie <lb/>
THE FARM <lb/>
I- the laws <lb/>
LIME <lb/>
ail goad pat <lb/>
.;,. a, aM m tits <lb/>
-i Law as the Pans, neat <lb/>
A the wren haw. earth, <lb/>
etc, A will <lb/>
PO WHAT AN CO. <lb/>
I net Ion I mil <lb/>
Danville, III., May It, An auction <lb/>
sale of holdings of coal lands <lb/>
purchased by Coal Com- <lb/>
from the late Michael Kelly and <lb/>
others in this section of Illinois, will <lb/>
b, held today at the Federal <lb/>
In order that debts of the company, <lb/>
amounting to may be <lb/>
liquidated. The company, <lb/>
has headquarters in Chicago, <lb/>
acquired big holdings ten am. <lb/>
s., years ago it went into bank <lb/>
being unable lo pay a moll <lb/>
gage and debts. <lb/>
Puts <lb/>
I WHAT. <lb/>
and calls are th safest <lb/>
of trading in wheat <lb/>
. your ii <lb/>
to the <lb/>
bought. No farther risk. <lb/>
Positively the moat <lb/>
trading. <lb/>
Open an Ton can bay to <lb/>
juts or calls <lb/>
train for lit or hay both <lb/>
or or as as <lb/>
mi or gives <lb/>
p the chance to lies <lb/>
movement of <lb/>
Write for fall <lb/>
B. V. <lb/>
Maw. <lb/>
Address all <lb/>
Household Lantern <lb/>
There is always need for a good <lb/>
lantern around the home in the <lb/>
yard, in the cellar, in the attic <lb/>
wherever a lamp is inconvenient <lb/>
or unsafe. <lb/>
The is ideal for home use. It gives a <lb/>
clear, bright sunlight on tap. It is <lb/>
strong, durable, compact, handy. Doesn't <lb/>
leak. Doesn't Easy to and <lb/>
last for Tears. Ask for <lb/>
to <lb/>
STANDARD OIL COMPANY <lb/>
STOMACH TROUBLE <lb/>
FOR FIVE YEARS <lb/>
o. Friend. Mr. <lb/>
Die, <lb/>
Helped Him to <lb/>
Recovery. <lb/>
Interesting ad- <lb/>
vices ti place, Mr. A. . Hughes <lb/>
writes as was down with <lb/>
trouble for live and <lb/>
would have sick headache to bad, at <lb/>
that I thought surely I would die. <lb/>
I tried treatments, but they <lb/>
aid not seem to do me good. <lb/>
I got so bad, I could not eat or sleep, <lb/>
ill my friend,, except one, thought I <lb/>
die. He advised me Is try<lb/>
taking other medicines. I to <lb/>
take his advice, although I did not hare <lb/>
any confidence In It. <lb/>
I have now been taking <lb/>
three months, and It ha cured <lb/>
haven't had those awful sick headache <lb/>
since I began using It. <lb/>
I am to thankful for what Batch-, <lb/>
hat done for <lb/>
hat <lb/>
found a very valuable medicine for de- <lb/>
the and liver. II <lb/>
it composed pure, vegetable herbs, <lb/>
contains no dangerous Ingredients, <lb/>
acts gently, yet surely. It can be freely, <lb/>
used by young and old, <lb/>
kepi In every family <lb/>
a package today. <lb/>
Only a quarter. <lb/>
IT MAS <lb/>
A POPULATION Or FOUR <lb/>
THOUSAND. <lb/>
ONE. AND IS <lb/>
ROUNDED RY REST <lb/>
FARM IN O COUNTRY. <lb/>
INDUSTRIES OF ALL <lb/>
KINDS ARE INVITED TO <lb/>
LOCATE HERE FOR WE <lb/>
HA <lb/>
OFFER IN THE WAY OF <lb/>
CAPITAL AND <lb/>
WE HATE AN UP-TO-DATE <lb/>
AND <lb/>
PLANT. <lb/>
NEWSPAPER <lb/>
WE BATE A <lb/>
OF TWELVE HUN- <lb/>
AMONG THE BEST <lb/>
PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN <lb/>
PART OP NORTH CARO- <lb/>
AND INVITE THOSE <lb/>
WHO WISH TO GET BET- <lb/>
ACQUAINTED WITH <lb/>
THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN <lb/>
BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE l <lb/>
FEW INCHES SPACE AND <lb/>
TELL THEM WHAT <lb/>
HAVE TO BRING TO THEIR <lb/>
ATTENTION. <lb/>
OUR ADVERTISING <lb/>
ARE LOW AND CAN <lb/>
BE HAD UPON <lb/>
Cat Us Healthful, Meat . <lb/>
. C, Ml. MIS <lb/>
I W <lb/>
Kitchener <lb/>
Wants More <lb/>
Volunteers <lb/>
In n, i War Lord. Speaks <lb/>
but Wants <lb/>
sou Han l War Will <lb/>
s Long <lb/>
Tail <lb/>
London, May If, Kitchener, <lb/>
English war lord, told <lb/>
of lords yesterday, that more recruits <lb/>
needed at once to form armies <lb/>
to i Kitchener wants <lb/>
men at <lb/>
of tin- great victories of <lb/>
and expressed Ills opinion to <lb/>
the effect that the war will be a <lb/>
one, Kitchener said. <lb/>
whit Ii have made have made <lb/>
Kitchener expressed confidence that <lb/>
would soon be In a <lb/>
condition In regard to <lb/>
Referring to the action in the region <lb/>
of I a and the Arras region Karl <lb/>
Kitchener said <lb/>
have all followed <lb/>
the forward movements of our <lb/>
brave allies in offensive operation <lb/>
which have been marked with com- <lb/>
sun The attacks mad <lb/>
by our troops were not so <lb/>
as the had made great <lb/>
efforts to defend their line after the <lb/>
experience at bat on <lb/>
the night May Kith, British fur- <lb/>
drove back tin- Germans on our <lb/>
Owing to Hie nature the ground, <lb/>
very progress is being made <lb/>
around the However <lb/>
tin Indian soldiers are routing the <lb/>
Turks in <lb/>
Kitchener said the English would <lb/>
equally protected against gases by <lb/>
using them. The Germans have re- <lb/>
sorted to the of deadly gases all <lb/>
through the war. <lb/>
Sunday lo be daily <lb/>
Day at Christian <lb/>
Church <lb/>
Sunday will be at <lb/>
Christian church here in Green- <lb/>
ville It is boned all the nun. <lb/>
hers of school will cone <lb/>
out and give the <lb/>
congregation ever seen in <lb/>
Not only the members of <lb/>
Sunday school are urgently requested <lb/>
to be present, member of that <lb/>
church are wanted <lb/>
The purpose this Rally Hay is <lb/>
In a valiant attempt to see just <lb/>
how many of the good Sunday school <lb/>
workers will report <lb/>
The magnificent way in which this <lb/>
is nulling lo the front <lb/>
is an Inspiration to very worker to <lb/>
l next Sunday, and to lend <lb/>
his aid ill the Sunday school <lb/>
what ii and should he in I <lb/>
town Greenville, <lb/>
RUMOR OF CLASH <lb/>
IN ENGLISH NATION <lb/>
GAINS ATTENTION <lb/>
Reflector Man Has Pleasant <lb/>
Dream Early this <lb/>
Morning <lb/>
Ancient Undergoes <lb/>
II Siege by <lb/>
I Oil At III I IT<lb/>
Rocky Mount, May 19th, Tie far <lb/>
of Nash and <lb/>
ties going In acreage of <lb/>
tobacco this year, despite the <lb/>
the crop last year nine in so handy <lb/>
with cotton Belling at such a fig- <lb/>
What has caused this reduction <lb/>
in acreage is known, unless it is <lb/>
farmers have a clearer <lb/>
into their business than most folk <lb/>
think. The acreage is to be reduced <lb/>
at least per cm <lb/>
IS TAKEN TO <lb/>
HOSPITAL TO HE <lb/>
OS FOB <lb/>
Mr. Sam of near <lb/>
took his little ten year old son <lb/>
to Kinston yesterday to undergo an <lb/>
operation for appendicitis. The little <lb/>
fellow was in a serious condition and <lb/>
he was rushed to the hospital as soon <lb/>
possible. No news has reached <lb/>
here concerning the operation Ital- <lb/>
Ills condition <lb/>
House Two factions- <lb/>
Coalition is to be the <lb/>
Outcome <lb/>
FISHER DESIGN <lb/>
Greenville Folks Sprinkling <lb/>
Streets in Front <lb/>
Homes <lb/>
of I t Ear- <lb/>
d S C. <lb/>
later has reached the Reflector <lb/>
office, asking k. <lb/>
who was raised in lull <lb/>
has spent the lust few years in <lb/>
Caroling. Special friends would like <lb/>
ti know where Mr Whichard is now <lb/>
residing, and anyone knowing bis <lb/>
whereabout will confer a favor <lb/>
i line to tho Reflector <lb/>
. <lb/>
III HOT <lb/>
London. May seem <lb/>
net em e has in <lb/>
In, There cone lo light what <lb/>
appear lbs public, as one of the <lb/>
ever known. <lb/>
trouble, it i said, between Winston <lb/>
and lords of the <lb/>
admiral <lb/>
Of the Heel Al the this <lb/>
ill Inn claims all the political alien <lb/>
lion<lb/>
III II <lb/>
H Tucker, A <lb/>
i and II Nelson Purchase <lb/>
the Shop of Lute <lb/>
The Gardner Manufacturing Co., <lb/>
on street, of which the late <lb/>
Mr. J. Gardner owner <lb/>
proprietor, has been purchased from <lb/>
estate Messrs. W. <lb/>
Tucker. A. and H. C. <lb/>
son. These gentlemen have already <lb/>
opened for business and to <lb/>
the public first class work along <lb/>
their line. The new will lie In <lb/>
business for repair work of all <lb/>
kinds of vehicles, automobiles <lb/>
ed. The company will <lb/>
the Improved Nelson Tobacco <lb/>
Truck. The Gardner plant is <lb/>
ed on Council street, just a ills <lb/>
lo the of City Hall. <lb/>
With such men as Tucker and Mr. <lb/>
Clark at head of the <lb/>
and with Mr. nil <lb/>
mechanic also with <lb/>
the this new company will <lb/>
the public the best that can lie <lb/>
had In repair work. <lb/>
nil i a I rial <lb/>
I Expected Out- <lb/>
come Will be is <lb/>
London. May Strong rumor <lb/>
Ware In evidence last night in the <lb/>
of the house of commons that u <lb/>
coalition government was about to <lb/>
formed. Unionist leaders held a con- <lb/>
with Premier last <lb/>
night, and n is said, that <lb/>
coalition government eras <lb/>
posed of. <lb/>
According to these reports, <lb/>
of thee i s have not been <lb/>
determined upon. It is thought <lb/>
A. J, will Winston <lb/>
Churchill as the lord of the ad- <lb/>
ill- later taking some other <lb/>
office. <lb/>
All through the day there re- <lb/>
ports to tin- effect the government <lb/>
suddenly found itself lace to face <lb/>
with momentous problems of <lb/>
Announcements the can- <lb/>
of cabinet council; and <lb/>
of the postponement of Lloyd <lb/>
projected tour of country in or- <lb/>
to stimulate interests of the <lb/>
people, served lo give color lo these <lb/>
reports. <lb/>
Official Is lacking, how- <lb/>
ever, whether Cabinet is still con <lb/>
t coalition government <lb/>
some well Informed advise <lb/>
suspension of Judgment until Premier <lb/>
gets confidence of the <lb/>
The Times points today that <lb/>
of the Admiralty has fail <lb/>
ed to he present last two meet- <lb/>
Of the naval admiralty. It is <lb/>
that there is friction between <lb/>
him Winston Fisher's <lb/>
resignation is probable, The Times <lb/>
trains from making any definite <lb/>
Inn states that it would be <lb/>
wall to keep a ti the head <lb/>
the navy, thinks tin- only <lb/>
tor this post is Lord <lb/>
II was staled yesterday the <lb/>
between Fisher and Churchill had <lb/>
in in smoothed over, <lb/>
folks are taking on a Hi u <lb/>
era prosperity j giving the streets <lb/>
ill trout of their homes a good <lb/>
down each day. This helps to <lb/>
keep the dust very much, and <lb/>
is bowing a spirit of operation on <lb/>
the part the citizens toward the city <lb/>
street sprinkler. <lb/>
of free liquid should hi- dash- <lb/>
on the streets every day <lb/>
who have the arrangements <lb/>
ill their front yards and it is a <lb/>
that those in charge of the city <lb/>
affair will highly appreciate this <lb/>
friendly and much needed <lb/>
and if the good people will only <lb/>
keep ll up. those who have to brave <lb/>
tin- dust of the In mid-day Will <lb/>
give them their <lb/>
Wilmington How Has Public <lb/>
Play Ground for <lb/>
Mr. and Mrs. W. M <lb/>
iii to he present <lb/>
of their daughter <lb/>
Susie A. <lb/>
Ill <lb/>
Mr. Hugh <lb/>
ll the afternoon of <lb/>
111- r, <lb/>
at four o'clock <lb/>
saint Paul's Church <lb/>
Greenville, North Carolina. <lb/>
HIT <lb/>
mis REPRIEVE <lb/>
m Button and Pi ti i Pr o, <lb/>
sleek fad of African <lb/>
Wilmington, X. C. May <lb/>
yesterday gave <lb/>
for a public playground for her young. <lb/>
ti rs. This is characteristic of the pro- <lb/>
meets with approval of everyone <lb/>
citizens of city, and it <lb/>
Interested in the welfare of the little <lb/>
folks. <lb/>
by way why <lb/>
don't the people of Greenville conic <lb/>
together and do something like that <lb/>
here, before the children, who have to <lb/>
run around the streets, in order to <lb/>
secure sufficient exercise, get run <lb/>
down and seriously hurt, or <lb/>
while a re- <lb/>
porter was dodging the <lb/>
and -tray vehicle on the streets, and <lb/>
looking for something In <lb/>
way a scoop, would make <lb/>
int.-resting reading mutter, be chanced <lb/>
lean a telegraph pole and <lb/>
fell <lb/>
in his dream be returned to <lb/>
me where lie found the city editor <lb/>
growling behind his desk with an ugly <lb/>
scowl on his face The circulation <lb/>
began to roundly curse <lb/>
copy baser and the make-up foreman <lb/>
dropped a man <lb/>
aim- into the office cast a halo <lb/>
of over already gloomy <lb/>
ind office boy dropped <lb/>
cuspidor on the editor's toe. Just <lb/>
when the shop was about to <lb/>
up iii one blue blaze, one of <lb/>
the delinquent rile rs to <lb/>
the the circulation <lb/>
-s. and flashing a roll of green- <lb/>
. ti for a subscription re- <lb/>
The in manager faint. <lb/>
i-i dead away and the office boy wrote <lb/>
Within live minutes office was <lb/>
lull of subscribers asking for receipts, <lb/>
giving us Williams and never <lb/>
Waiting for their change. All the <lb/>
force came iii to write the receipts, <lb/>
and the editor grabbed the money and <lb/>
Shoved It down In his worn and torn <lb/>
pockets. <lb/>
For hours we sat and fondled the <lb/>
long green and receipt. <lb/>
brought In a pail beer to <lb/>
refresh us and we gulped down as <lb/>
i, grabbed six from t real old <lb/>
delinquent subscriber. <lb/>
To cap the climax ill <lb/>
Greenville bank presidents came in <lb/>
and submitted u year's contract for a <lb/>
goodly size space of advertising. We <lb/>
were all truly happy, and then all of <lb/>
u sudden a cop shouted,, on <lb/>
and the reporter awoke with <lb/>
a grim start. <lb/>
May <lb/>
on, . scene of man <lb/>
in dais yon . . <lb/>
going j state of ii <lb/>
tin- ll <lb/>
military Sail to <lb/>
the desires of the people n <lb/>
threats are being made i i. <lb/>
Joseph, and all the in <lb/>
of the cabinet member <lb/>
b i red pi <lb/>
Alarmist rumors are <lb/>
throughout city, and n <lb/>
one time today Prime Von Ben <lb/>
low, the German ambassador, bad <lb/>
the city it is known whether bi <lb/>
has d It not, <lb/>
special train him <lb/>
i A comes. <lb/>
HUH TO GET IT IN THE <lb/>
A few days ago we received a warm <lb/>
letter it. subscriber, who <lb/>
-1. , i the Reflector <lb/>
curled in ii a small amount of local <lb/>
news people s,, to <lb/>
idea in i because vie are running <lb/>
a paper Mill we should know <lb/>
thing whether hear or <lb/>
I i rue Borne i i In <lb/>
real for news. the I <lb/>
m have a <lb/>
know anything th in t <lb/>
ii. ii James falls do n -i stair <lb/>
his chin, or if you have company <lb/>
i way get in the <lb/>
s W HI <lb/>
war has in on i <lb/>
a over ll hall H <lb/>
who have been lodged horses have been sold <lb/>
city Jail since Monday evening In to tho warring nations. an <lb/>
of their line vagrancy, were me n large prof <lb/>
released last by mayor and it front the tilt of to tat <lb/>
give ii chance to work out their line belligerent <lb/>
MAN NOW WITH WAS <lb/>
IN El HOPE <lb/>
Will <lb/>
PEOPLE TO <lb/>
ml in <lb/>
re are a of In town <lb/>
tending court week, <lb/>
have been thronged with them from <lb/>
all sections Of county. <lb/>
them report a I i <lb/>
owing to the hail storm Monday <lb/>
is say that they are Ii <lb/>
and hominy this y . <lb/>
or in words, are going to plant <lb/>
a lot of com. potatoes, peal and <lb/>
few fat hogs on the tide. Some <lb/>
them they have been <lb/>
tin blackberry bushes with <lb/>
eyes <lb/>
OWNERS <lb/>
May Greens <lb/>
boys are the proud owners <lb/>
a real that w ill make <lb/>
The are Forrest <lb/>
Ham Coffin Lawrence ail <lb/>
Indent at the A. bf. college. The <lb/>
built their machine from written in- <lb/>
of Lincoln The <lb/>
machine is equipped With a en- <lb/>
The young aviators have ll <lb/>
ready made several flights, and one <lb/>
of them will fly to Greensboro sot . <lb/>
hi say <lb/>
SIM NEWS <lb/>
King's Cross May IT- <lb/>
Misses Helen and Christine Smith <lb/>
charmingly entertained the <lb/>
Afternoon their home on <lb/>
May the <lb/>
At four o'clock the meeting was <lb/>
called tO the president, Miss <lb/>
i smith conducted lb <lb/>
exercises reading a portion <lb/>
Hit tenth psalm, after the <lb/>
member repeated the <lb/>
The roll was called minutes <lb/>
were read by the for the <lb/>
last meeting. The hour was <lb/>
by a very Interesting pro <lb/>
gram. <lb/>
sun. How old Man <lb/>
Miss Minnie Smith. <lb/>
Win He- Be is salt Mil <lb/>
Tyson, <lb/>
After spent an <lb/>
hour playing rook the de- <lb/>
parted for their <lb/>
W bill <lb/>
start <lb/>
I was not to <lb/>
bout but Teddy seems lo have <lb/>
thought II was only an <lb/>
to everybody to rest on their <lb/>
Hid let bin rock the boat by aim <lb/>
Mil. <lb/>
There For Several <lb/>
He Has Able In bail <lb/>
U. S. A. <lb/>
Asa newspaper man, now <lb/>
with the Reflector was in at <lb/>
outbreak of present He <lb/>
was in Germany when war <lb/>
e, remained for three <lb/>
being unable pm <lb/>
in crossed <lb/>
England be s <lb/>
Within a s he will start it <lb/>
i telling <lb/>
n getting war <lb/>
nm n <lb/>
N. C, Hay very <lb/>
. ere rain storm i <lb/>
territory <lb/>
int. yesterday storm <lb/>
did do damage in town <lb/>
inn it is reported about a <lb/>
i i two from here much hall as <lb/>
ii y rain morning <lb/>
news conies <lb/>
the was and played <lb/>
section. <lb/>
On. <lb/>
Chronicle I <lb/>
The thing you can tell <lb/>
man who knocks Is v I <lb/>
have very good railroad <lb/>
ha will Bad i to <lb/>
null him ii-1- up <lb/>
we H <lb/>
SI III If VI <lb/>
LARGE I now Its on sun i I- <lb/>
t,, Mi o pip <lb/>
r, has been here for past two days <lb/>
and has attract ii <lb/>
by the sprightly has <lb/>
his strange looking I <lb/>
ii Instrument. The nun, <lb/>
. its a long, I i <lb/>
bat captured i <lb/>
almost everyone in <lb/>
Mr Mil-. lo he hi i <lb/>
and two with ll <lb/>
Nil 1.1 AH N flits TO <lb/>
STROKE <lb/>
Mr w Allen, of <lb/>
v I ; . ed away his home I <lb/>
, from a t i <lb/>
i ii ago, but <lb/>
It, only to a <lb/>
,, i,. r, j <lb/>
Mr ah, ti I t <lb/>
In ii hi Mrs. W. f. i <lb/>
.,, is a daughter, <lb/>
Mi Allen was ii prominent faille f <lb/>
this i and death Is deep <lb/>
j mourned, <lb/>
Interment will <lb/>
ground tit <lb/>
suit and <lb/>
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