Eastern Reflector

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North Cardinal County Net in- i hereby that at th the Hoard of Com- of Pitt Count, held Monday. April C. There was a to Um Board taking road laid out la I the following I d W. farm; theme i road north tar. n Lloyd's farm to Lafayette farm a dire to j. k. Corey's path, then path to the lands; thence through the land to R. land; then., i i of the and R. V Whitt to thence act B the and line on C notice l Riven that the aid Petition will be beard at the reg- meeting of the Board of Pitt County, to be held Monday. May 1916, and all parties desiring to be heard will present on said the Bib, day of April 1915. Attest Bell, Clerk. B. A Chin NOTICE. By of the power of sale i o in a certain mortgage deed executed by Clifton v. Harrell to J. g. Bullock on the day of Jan. and recorded in Book T id page MS of the county Registry, the undersigned will on Monday the day of June 1915 at 12-30 P. a . at Court-house door In Greenville, N. c sell to the highest bidder for cash the following described of land, Lying and being in Pitt county and State of . C. and in Township and described defined as follows, One tract land adjoining the of A Bullock, C. C. Little and others and more particularly described as fol- Beginning at a gum on Beach Island, thence North East pi a stake, thence South West to the run of Creek, then down the various courses of Creek to . cypress, with line to the beginning, containing 1-3 acres more or less. U being the of land alloted to Clifton Harrell In the division the lands f Jesse Harrell and which division is recorded in Division pages and in the Office or fill County, and known as the land. Sale made to satisfy said mortgage This the Of April 1915. I. B. BULLOCK, Mortgagee. BROWN, Alto r. j. A. Mills. Jr. D H virtue as execution to the Clerk the Superior Court III i bearing date of March 1915, under . the above entitled action d on March 15th. mil . in J. 80- ht County Registry, the under- Sheriff of Pitt county will, on May. 1915, at ck Noon before the court II door In county sell to the it i at at the following d .- rib d pa I or tracts of land, subject to of J J To wit, that n l or pare, I of laud lying In Pit North Carolina more fully as ft on the path in th Lot No. rum with said path and Lot Ni Id S I I, W I heirs line, then with their N W K l-i to -take la the edge of -in then N 1-J S 3-5 pole U a -take M. corner, thin with M. line and Bran's line g 1-5 poles beginning containing a res more or leas. Set Tract B glutting at a stake in the road Almeta wards corner and runs with said road B K 2-5 poles to a thin up branch to a stake pointed by some gums, corn- of No. thence with line of Lot No. W t-5 pole to Make corner of Lot No. at the in. of two ditches, then N i-j K poles to Bran's with his line running with the path N E poles to the be- ginning containing acres more or it being Lot No in the of the land of J. J. as will appear of record in Hook N-10, on page of Pitt Count Registry, tale is to satisfy the above men- judgment. The same being sold subject the life estate of J. J Hard- e. This the nay of April. Sheriff of PHI County North Carolina. Pitt In Superior Court, Before the Clerk. Jones el TS NOTICE tut The defendants Waiter Jonas and Clara la above entitled ac- ill take notice that an action entitled as above has been commenced the Superior Court of Pitt county partition of the lauds of Calvin deceased among hi said Walter Jones and Wife Clara will further take notice that they ate required to a- pear In the Clerk of Hie Superior Court of Pitt county on tin day of April 1915 and answer w demur to the complaint or petition the plaintiffs In Ibis action, or the plaint for the n and d I plaint or This e I pi I STREET ID J D COX, Clerk r Court i I Pill Julius Drown. Attorney MUM I KALE Or P. North Carolina at Its Share the That Sufferers Seek. Backache Kidneys weak Distressed with urinary Ills Want a reliable kidney remedy Don't have to look far. Use What Greenville people recommend. Every street In Greenville has Its cases. Here's one Greenville man's ex Let L. J. of Third St. tell U . He says. I bad kidney complaint My back ached and had severe pains In my Headaches and dizzy spells were common and in the morn- I was sore and stiff. The kidney secretions were to frequent in passage and contained sediment which resembled brick-dust. Friend mended Kidney Pills to me and got a box. They relieved me very mack, putting my back and kidneys In good shape. Price at dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney Dona's Kidney same that Mr, bad. Co., Props., Buffalo. N. Y. Notice Land Sale. virtue power vested in that certain executed to me by i ti the of Oct- I, and tied In the mice of the Register for P it County in I I shall sell to the bight it i for ash. public auction, the House Door in the Town en the day of May. at 1- noon, the following described par, el of real estate, lying, I sit isle in the Town of of Pitt, and of Car Pi tinning North list Fount, Street-., rue with the line of Street N, degrees min- feet to a dividing thence South degrees Baal feel In thence up Branch to the North line of thence West feet with said Fourth Street to the begin- It being a part of No. in the old plat of the Town of Green- ville, and being the same or parcel land deeded to the said by Zeno Brown and wife, Nancy Brown, on September 1914. This April 26th, 1915. s. T. WHITE, Albion M-ltd BALI. By Virtue Of a decree of the Super- of Pitt County in Special Proceedings No 1901. entitled N. GarriS ts Flora Ann Moore and others, the undersigned Commissioners will sill for before the Court in Greenville, on Monday, the 17th day of May. 1915, the following described trait or parcel of laud, sit- in Township near town of that lot known as L Number in the division of lands of Jordan Cox. deceased, and the same allotted to Thomas, see of Land us and , ginning at the 3rd corner of Lot No. j in said division, and running lo the 3rd line of Lot No N. degrees W L-. poles to the corner of No r, South B. poles t-; a short leaf pine, theme South , V, poles lo a stake on or f an old path centered by i I thence N. 3-4 degrees to beginning, containing acres; except a small place about at an acre heretofore sold ii aid land is sold for art- P. Q r. This April 12th. 1915. In Sup, nor Court. Pitt County Before clerk. Emma I- Moore. O. Moore. B, Moore. Pearlie Moore, John E. Moore, Lily Belle Oakley and Willie Oakley, by their Neil M. Woolen Fa virtue of a decree of the Superior four of Pitt County, made by J. C. Cox. Clerk of Superior Court, In th. above entitled cause, on the 8th, of Mac 1916, the undersigned Commissioner will on MONDAY, the day of Juno. 1915, it being Monday In June. 1916, to public sale before the Court House Door In On to the highest bidder for cash, the following described real property, to A undivided interest in and to the following described tract or parcel land, to Lying and being ill Greenville Township, County, North Carolina, adjoining the lands of Harvey Allen, Joseph Noah Ty- son and others and containing res more or less and known as the Tyson Home Place, subject, I. to the life estate of Mrs. fella This sale l made for the making partition among the tenants in common. This 6th. day of 1916. F. c. HARDING, Commissioner. IMP MISS SINCE At the business meeting held Tues- day, prior to the regular program the exercises, the So of Bryan Grimes Camp Con- federate reported that ten o the memorial exercises, the Sec- annual reunion of 1914. The number on the roll now is being present and forty-nine it the meeting yesterday. The names of those who have pass away during the year an given at Dixon, 1st N. r Cal. Co II. Ll. N. C. Inf. Co F. N. C. Inf. Co. I. Kenneth II. Fleming, H. C. Inf Co. K. Calvin Jones. N. C. Inf. Co ;. Lang, N. C. Int. Co. I N. C, Co K. Starkey Va. Inf. Co B Capt. C. A. White, N. C. Inf. Co N. c. Inf. Co. F State of North Carolina, County of Pitt. To Bell, Taker of Pitt The undersigned claimant being a of the State of North Carolina, hereby sets forth and shows the following tract or parcel of wit and being in Beaver Pitt County, North Cars Una. Ten or Twelve acres of land OB the south side I Tar la Beaver Ham Township and more fully described as follow; Beginning in the George corner, and running with the line of J L. Deceased, to J. W. Smith's I oilier, thence Smith's line to Ollie corner; thence with Pollard's line to J. C. Crawford's line; theme with said I line to Hemby .- corner, the con. laming hi estimation ten or twelve acres, and being a narrow strip of land In the Nichols about or seventy yards Same being vacant and land belonging to the State of North Carolina, and subject to Entry, and the undersigned Claimant hereby makes entry of. lays claim to and Prays for a Grant for said land. This the day of April 1915. J C. Claimant. lire The undersigned having e as Executrix of the list Will and Testament of Emily before J. ll Cox, Clerk of the Superior court of Pitt County, on the 12th day of April. 1916, notice i- hereby to all persons lo has lo IO UM d and note l is also given to all pi claims against said estate lo file said duly with Use twelve from the date hereof, mil b I ii bar of an r,, on claims Tills the day of ii. 1918 I. AHA of estate of I . HARDING PIERCE, Attorneys, ltd The above tiled m the 19th, day of April, 1916. BELL. Taker MORTGAGEE'S OF Under and by virtue of tho conferred upon undersigned Mort in a certain Mortgage Deed lug dale of day of Sept. 1913, C. L. Nora Barrett bis Wife, and duly recorded in of Register of Deeds for Pitt in Book L Page etc the will sell at public auction at Court House door in Greenville N. C. for cash, at o'clock m. May 3rd 1916, the following described real estate One town Lot in C. Con- town of Farmville, N. one Acre more or less, bounded follows, on the north by W. H. Wilkinson, on the east by Main Street. on the south by the Graded School lot and by the Heirs on the west. This day 1916. AW. GREENE, Mortgagee PATENTS i. a. a r w, r J,. bf Is Clear as a BUILD D. SWIFT CO. I Seventh NOTICE Having qualified as administratrix of the estate of Josephus de- ceased, late of Pitt county, North Caro- this is to notify all persons claims against the estate of the Haiti eased to exhibit them to the undersigned on or before the 10th clay of April 1916, or this notice will be pleaded In bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said will please make Immediate payment. This day of April MARTHA A. MOTE, Administratrix of Josephus Move James L. Evans, Atty. How To To Children. nm at to take and date not the Children lake it and never know it Quinine adapted lo who cannot lake ordinary Quinine. not nm not In head. Tr It neat line eon Quinine an poi rot 2-ounce urn Louie, haul. SALE By virtue of power of pale con- in a certain mortgage executed and delivered by Paul H k to J. R. Harvey Co. on 7th day of January 1914, was duly recorded in the of the of Deeds of Pitt county in Hook Q-lie. Page the undersigned will sell for rash before the Court House door in Greenville, on Monday, the day of May. the following described tract or parcel of land sit in Swift Creek Township, and known as Lot No. in the division of J. II. estate Bounded on east by the land of W, G. Chapman, on the West by the lands of W. O, Chapman, on the North by the lands of Hugh Kirkman, and on the by the lands of F M. containing acres more or lees. Said sale sold to satisfy said gage. J. It HARVEY, Mortgages HANK owner of debt F. James Son, Attorneys i-.-, ltd of i hare you seen the A hast mayor Ti Haul I. , with one term, A defeated Mexican general is about as popular the bull that Ml in w tight. Mi I ll E OS HALE. North Carolina In Superior Court Pitt County Before J. D. Cox, Clerk. w. ll Harrington wife Mary Ann Harrington, Charles Scott wife Henrietta Soot. W. and wife William Lee a wife Martha Lee and Hodges by bis N vi Friend c. D. Rountree. Hy virtue of a decree of nor Court of Pitt County, made by above entitled cause on the day of April. 1915, by J. Cox, Clerk of Court of Pill County, the undersigned Commissioner, will, on SATURDAY, the day May. 1915, lock M . expose to public i-ale before the Court House Door in Greenville, to the highest bidder i ash, the following described or parcel of land, lo in Township, Pitt County, North Carolina beginning at a slake, S. B, corner of lot No. the Hodges Division and run.-, with said line to No. in aid division reversed N 1-10 W feet lo the N E i of No. Mid division near n, , s W feet the N W corner No in said Division near Creek; thence S in B feel lo stake the S W corner of So in said Division; thence S i to beginning contain- 16.4 acres more or less and being No. in Division of the Mat- thew HodgeS This -ale will be made for the of making partition tenants In common. the 29th, day of April, f C Commissioner, Harding Pierce, NOTICE. Having qualified as Susan Tyson, eased, hue of Pitt County, North Carolina, this is lo no- all persons having claims against of said deceased to exhibit Hi, in hi the undersigned within twelve months from this date, or this will be d In bar of their All persons Indebted lo said es- will please make Immediate pay This the day of May, 1915. V. IAMBS Son. Attorneys, 6-3 Notice Having qualified as Administratrix of the estate of the late I. W. Cox, late of county of Pill, this is lo all persons holding claims against the said estate, lo present undersigned administratrix on or be- fore. May 1916 or this notice will be plead ill bar their recovery. All persons owing any thing to said will please make immediate pay- to undersigned This May 1915. HENRIETTA COX. Administratrix, N. C. Harding Pierce Attorneys. That Deal Not The Because laxative Quinine dock came not ringing In head the hill name and look the U. lie THE FARM I- the laws LIME ail goad pat .;,. a, aM m tits -i Law as the Pans, neat A the wren haw. earth, etc, A will PO WHAT AN CO. I net Ion I mil Danville, III., May It, An auction sale of holdings of coal lands purchased by Coal Com- from the late Michael Kelly and others in this section of Illinois, will b, held today at the Federal In order that debts of the company, amounting to may be liquidated. The company, has headquarters in Chicago, acquired big holdings ten am. s., years ago it went into bank being unable lo pay a moll gage and debts. Puts I WHAT. and calls are th safest of trading in wheat . your ii to the bought. No farther risk. Positively the moat trading. Open an Ton can bay to juts or calls train for lit or hay both or or as as mi or gives p the chance to lies movement of Write for fall B. V. Maw. Address all 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 Easy to and last for Tears. Ask for to STANDARD OIL COMPANY STOMACH TROUBLE FOR FIVE YEARS o. Friend. Mr. Die, Helped Him to Recovery. Interesting ad- vices ti place, Mr. A. . Hughes writes as was down with trouble for live and would have sick headache to bad, at that I thought surely I would die. I tried treatments, but they aid not seem to do me good. I got so bad, I could not eat or sleep, ill my friend,, except one, thought I die. He advised me Is try taking other medicines. I to take his advice, although I did not hare any confidence In It. I have now been taking three months, and It ha cured haven't had those awful sick headache since I began using It. I am to thankful for what Batch-, hat done for hat found a very valuable medicine for de- the and liver. II it composed pure, vegetable herbs, contains no dangerous Ingredients, acts gently, yet surely. It can be freely, used by young and old, kepi In every family a package today. Only a quarter. IT MAS A POPULATION Or FOUR THOUSAND. ONE. AND IS ROUNDED RY REST FARM IN O COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL KINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HA OFFER IN THE WAY OF CAPITAL AND WE HATE AN UP-TO-DATE AND PLANT. NEWSPAPER WE BATE A OF TWELVE HUN- AMONG THE BEST PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN PART OP NORTH CARO- AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO GET BET- ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE l FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT HAVE TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. OUR ADVERTISING ARE LOW AND CAN BE HAD UPON Cat Us Healthful, Meat . . C, Ml. MIS I W Kitchener Wants More Volunteers In n, i War Lord. Speaks but Wants sou Han l War Will s Long Tail London, May If, Kitchener, English war lord, told of lords yesterday, that more recruits needed at once to form armies to i Kitchener wants men at of tin- great victories of and expressed Ills opinion to the effect that the war will be a one, Kitchener said. whit Ii have made have made Kitchener expressed confidence that would soon be In a condition In regard to Referring to the action in the region of I a and the Arras region Karl Kitchener said have all followed the forward movements of our brave allies in offensive operation which have been marked with com- sun The attacks mad by our troops were not so as the had made great efforts to defend their line after the experience at bat on the night May Kith, British fur- drove back tin- Germans on our Owing to Hie nature the ground, very progress is being made around the However tin Indian soldiers are routing the Turks in Kitchener said the English would equally protected against gases by using them. The Germans have re- sorted to the of deadly gases all through the war. Sunday lo be daily Day at Christian Church Sunday will be at Christian church here in Green- ville It is boned all the nun. hers of school will cone out and give the congregation ever seen in Not only the members of Sunday school are urgently requested to be present, member of that church are wanted The purpose this Rally Hay is In a valiant attempt to see just how many of the good Sunday school workers will report The magnificent way in which this is nulling lo the front is an Inspiration to very worker to l next Sunday, and to lend his aid ill the Sunday school what ii and should he in I town Greenville, RUMOR OF CLASH IN ENGLISH NATION GAINS ATTENTION Reflector Man Has Pleasant Dream Early this Morning Ancient Undergoes II Siege by I Oil At III I IT Rocky Mount, May 19th, Tie far of Nash and ties going In acreage of tobacco this year, despite the the crop last year nine in so handy with cotton Belling at such a fig- What has caused this reduction in acreage is known, unless it is farmers have a clearer into their business than most folk think. The acreage is to be reduced at least per cm IS TAKEN TO HOSPITAL TO HE OS FOB Mr. Sam of near took his little ten year old son to Kinston yesterday to undergo an operation for appendicitis. The little fellow was in a serious condition and he was rushed to the hospital as soon possible. No news has reached here concerning the operation Ital- Ills condition House Two factions- Coalition is to be the Outcome FISHER DESIGN Greenville Folks Sprinkling Streets in Front Homes of I t Ear- d S C. later has reached the Reflector office, asking k. who was raised in lull has spent the lust few years in Caroling. Special friends would like ti know where Mr Whichard is now residing, and anyone knowing bis whereabout will confer a favor i line to tho Reflector . III HOT London. May seem net em e has in In, There cone lo light what appear lbs public, as one of the ever known. trouble, it i said, between Winston and lords of the admiral Of the Heel Al the this ill Inn claims all the political alien lion III II H Tucker, A i and II Nelson Purchase the Shop of Lute The Gardner Manufacturing Co., on street, of which the late Mr. J. Gardner owner proprietor, has been purchased from estate Messrs. W. Tucker. A. and H. C. son. These gentlemen have already opened for business and to the public first class work along their line. The new will lie In business for repair work of all kinds of vehicles, automobiles ed. The company will the Improved Nelson Tobacco Truck. The Gardner plant is ed on Council street, just a ills lo the of City Hall. With such men as Tucker and Mr. Clark at head of the and with Mr. nil mechanic also with the this new company will the public the best that can lie had In repair work. nil i a I rial I Expected Out- come Will be is London. May Strong rumor Ware In evidence last night in the of the house of commons that u coalition government was about to formed. Unionist leaders held a con- with Premier last night, and n is said, that coalition government eras posed of. According to these reports, of thee i s have not been determined upon. It is thought A. J, will Winston Churchill as the lord of the ad- ill- later taking some other office. All through the day there re- ports to tin- effect the government suddenly found itself lace to face with momentous problems of Announcements the can- of cabinet council; and of the postponement of Lloyd projected tour of country in or- to stimulate interests of the people, served lo give color lo these reports. Official Is lacking, how- ever, whether Cabinet is still con t coalition government some well Informed advise suspension of Judgment until Premier gets confidence of the The Times points today that of the Admiralty has fail ed to he present last two meet- Of the naval admiralty. It is that there is friction between him Winston Fisher's resignation is probable, The Times trains from making any definite Inn states that it would be wall to keep a ti the head the navy, thinks tin- only tor this post is Lord II was staled yesterday the between Fisher and Churchill had in in smoothed over, folks are taking on a Hi u era prosperity j giving the streets ill trout of their homes a good down each day. This helps to keep the dust very much, and is bowing a spirit of operation on the part the citizens toward the city street sprinkler. of free liquid should hi- dash- on the streets every day who have the arrangements ill their front yards and it is a that those in charge of the city affair will highly appreciate this friendly and much needed and if the good people will only keep ll up. those who have to brave tin- dust of the In mid-day Will give them their Wilmington How Has Public Play Ground for Mr. and Mrs. W. M iii to he present of their daughter Susie A. Ill Mr. Hugh ll the afternoon of 111- r, at four o'clock saint Paul's Church Greenville, North Carolina. HIT mis REPRIEVE m Button and Pi ti i Pr o, sleek fad of African Wilmington, X. C. May yesterday gave for a public playground for her young. ti rs. This is characteristic of the pro- meets with approval of everyone citizens of city, and it Interested in the welfare of the little folks. by way why don't the people of Greenville conic together and do something like that here, before the children, who have to run around the streets, in order to secure sufficient exercise, get run down and seriously hurt, or while a re- porter was dodging the and -tray vehicle on the streets, and looking for something In way a scoop, would make int.-resting reading mutter, be chanced lean a telegraph pole and fell in his dream be returned to me where lie found the city editor growling behind his desk with an ugly scowl on his face The circulation began to roundly curse copy baser and the make-up foreman dropped a man aim- into the office cast a halo of over already gloomy ind office boy dropped cuspidor on the editor's toe. Just when the shop was about to up iii one blue blaze, one of the delinquent rile rs to the the circulation -s. and flashing a roll of green- . ti for a subscription re- The in manager faint. i-i dead away and the office boy wrote Within live minutes office was lull of subscribers asking for receipts, giving us Williams and never Waiting for their change. All the force came iii to write the receipts, and the editor grabbed the money and Shoved It down In his worn and torn pockets. For hours we sat and fondled the long green and receipt. brought In a pail beer to refresh us and we gulped down as i, grabbed six from t real old delinquent subscriber. To cap the climax ill Greenville bank presidents came in and submitted u year's contract for a goodly size space of advertising. We were all truly happy, and then all of u sudden a cop shouted,, on and the reporter awoke with a grim start. May on, . scene of man in dais yon . . going j state of ii tin- ll military Sail to the desires of the people n threats are being made i i. Joseph, and all the in of the cabinet member b i red pi Alarmist rumors are throughout city, and n one time today Prime Von Ben low, the German ambassador, bad the city it is known whether bi has d It not, special train him i A comes. HUH TO GET IT IN THE A few days ago we received a warm letter it. subscriber, who -1. , i the Reflector curled in ii a small amount of local news people s,, to idea in i because vie are running a paper Mill we should know thing whether hear or I i rue Borne i i In real for news. the I m have a know anything th in t ii. ii James falls do n -i stair his chin, or if you have company i way get in the s W HI war has in on i a over ll hall H who have been lodged horses have been sold city Jail since Monday evening In to tho warring nations. an of their line vagrancy, were me n large prof released last by mayor and it front the tilt of to tat give ii chance to work out their line belligerent MAN NOW WITH WAS IN El HOPE Will PEOPLE TO ml in re are a of In town tending court week, have been thronged with them from all sections Of county. them report a I i owing to the hail storm Monday is say that they are Ii and hominy this y . or in words, are going to plant a lot of com. potatoes, peal and few fat hogs on the tide. Some them they have been tin blackberry bushes with eyes OWNERS May Greens boys are the proud owners a real that w ill make The are Forrest Ham Coffin Lawrence ail Indent at the A. bf. college. The built their machine from written in- of Lincoln The machine is equipped With a en- The young aviators have ll ready made several flights, and one of them will fly to Greensboro sot . hi say SIM NEWS King's Cross May IT- Misses Helen and Christine Smith charmingly entertained the Afternoon their home on May the At four o'clock the meeting was called tO the president, Miss i smith conducted lb exercises reading a portion Hit tenth psalm, after the member repeated the The roll was called minutes were read by the for the last meeting. The hour was by a very Interesting pro gram. sun. How old Man Miss Minnie Smith. Win He- Be is salt Mil Tyson, After spent an hour playing rook the de- parted for their W bill start I was not to bout but Teddy seems lo have thought II was only an to everybody to rest on their Hid let bin rock the boat by aim Mil. There For Several He Has Able In bail U. S. A. Asa newspaper man, now with the Reflector was in at outbreak of present He was in Germany when war e, remained for three being unable pm in crossed England be s Within a s he will start it i telling n getting war nm n N. C, Hay very . ere rain storm i territory int. yesterday storm did do damage in town inn it is reported about a i i two from here much hall as ii y rain morning news conies the was and played section. On. Chronicle I The thing you can tell man who knocks Is v I have very good railroad ha will Bad i to null him ii-1- up we H SI III If VI LARGE I now Its on sun i I- t,, Mi o pip r, has been here for past two days and has attract ii by the sprightly has his strange looking I ii Instrument. The nun, . its a long, I i bat captured i almost everyone in Mr Mil-. lo he hi i and two with ll Nil 1.1 AH N flits TO STROKE Mr w Allen, of v I ; . ed away his home I , from a t i i ii ago, but It, only to a ,, i,. r, j Mr ah, ti I t In ii hi Mrs. W. f. i .,, is a daughter, Mi Allen was ii prominent faille f this i and death Is deep j mourned, Interment will ground tit suit and

THE CAROLINA HOME FARM and EASTERN REFLECTOR by mi D J Men. CAROLINA . of the sol I 11.11 FOR M A food bind i.- at numerous kinds held n . mush .- hi days l the . u.,. . . and II i . band Whereas General a i us 1915 b an a. I i a Hill to be Entitled an to a. Board of Aldermen the to home Interest Bearing Coupon Bonds foe School i i be duty of Till V t v. it- . , , . the Board Ai. I. tin- Its beautiful attractive l U manias,. . of the Hoard rt H . W H ., School at the It without a playground for the ,,,,. m in Town Th. Reflector earner bus lo ,, .,, , . ,. for the submit , M, . .,. AM at a- rest i issuing bonds in the J ha to pointed i ear. Co ago, a a playground f r the . n. la like a of tor the of build ins . . Town a . . a tor at area . And Whereas the Board -at. per , w lily .,., ,. . Graded School. 20th, April. 1915 Hi. with the Board Aldermen arrange . pi Infest M. at the at n to while act Marsh a. Mill- Sew o accident I Town of Greenville a written request. written request wax unanimous- v endorsed by the Hoard of Trustees Mir Ml in n ii I res to o into a court demand upon country b the States. only asking for rights due a neutral, and the the seas, who . ma lo feel she can lives and American prop- . .- is labor log under a false delusion and is the sleep of the dead The l States, guided by muster ; Wilson, has asked, the German government, they guarantee a i war on neutral ships lives H occurs lo us. would and shipwrecked in the of one of tools. . ., the presents . nonsensical for rash . she has In violation in law who i Prussian war iv. never have resorted the i x n i ii lite William has to further his conquests w i. , h Is par lo go no one i an To , a . haughtiness William, ii . he declared was II i God How i . at an ,,,. ,, playground beam. the Hoard of Aldermen of the Town Greenville call said election for I N. ,, have until an am m WM b, rare thing. v-i ,,, Town v York. in session on April Some In ,., ,. ,.,,, in of ran be with rd on Monday. day of June. the children . it a . there will be small coot. it will hay a ; to voters of the Town; to keep them oil the the question of Issuing where they are constant In danger coupon bonds in being run down b -I for the purpose of necessary n Town Greenville. The recent calls that President M M of and the other members the Town of will Training have had o or deliver commencement add n in various sections of the state only goes I, shaH nave a . , show the character and tin policy or printed ballot which shall of the male members the faculty I or printed the words, of this institution Not only opposed to . men doing their best said bonds shall have a written loads of the severs branches printed ballot upon which shall be work school, hut are or printed the words. giving and lending their effort SCHOOL i , iii. betterment and promotion Notice is further given that said . standards of education throughout election will be held in said Town of this section the stall Little can Greenville on date om wonder why these men have hen named at same polling places in ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE FARMERS OF PITT Insurance Company , of Mew York has established a HAIL INSURANCE Department and offers to the Farmers of Pitt County through this Off ice its Policies cover TOBACCO, COTTON . CORN and SMALL GRAIN. A POLICY insuring against loss or damage from HAIL, to grow- crops is the kind of protection every Farmer needs . It can be procured in THE HOME for one acre, or any number of acres, at a very small cost. Do not invest your time, money and labor in this years crop without protecting it. Your investment might be wiped out in June. Rates will be gladly quoted upon request. The Home is one of the largest Companies in the United States, It has Assets of over and a Surplus of over No Assessments, just plain old line Insurance. H. A. WHITE, Agent. said Town as are tor the general election on . m the closing of schools throughout eastern .,, ,,, state. Their work and said dale and the same Regis- nulled . distinct lo and Judges of election will hold ,.,., election as have been appointed for holding the general elections on date, in the The Registration Books of said Town us who wen so head- . opened at the various polling . heir to see places in each ward as designated for , , luncheon given In Ne . general election on Thursday, ., hi rail tie. . R that is I- . i . , Germany. lion to the A Till II I ; and China a i i ; i. . t . i noticeable extent. The can ho vi races of j . i He tin i . good deal more of Ignored by the white and en i . ion.- of the . id.- i conceded in . direct In- will hi or the ill be awake to the consequences If two Ii world power. . they are looking with envious .- island possessions, and become as . liable lo take i., on our hands while we all I watch The argument there will be like this on account of the two . will work No one lined the present war coming In the i, which ii did good army and navy la need more than anything tut this lime, la; lo Is . and Saturday of June 3rd. and i Hauler of their rush 5th., from o'clock A. U. lo o'clock . in h P. M, a- provided for the charter red thought of said Town of Greenville, for the by a few permitting all qualified of Town of Greenville to for said lion A new I r. having been ordered by Board of Aldermen Town of Greenville. Th the 6th. day of May, . Ii. of the Town of Greenville. Change Names hi a tin id. Goliath pr so ens why Great try to ii- luck by and i s and r . . m e f. the ; sinking tin Kn i John Welsh, i vessel. Miss ;. Johns n. a milliner, v. r. mar in Manchester. after W ii ; i I till . W. M. . limited to at it lye, Bar, and of with Dr. D. u James, ins, M. e every Monday. one Washington, M. ii om e stale eh lion Is . up for i i The political plums are r; seldom lacking In sea , ,. . i , long r before tin r I Pot Plaits Ferns, Palms and many other plant., or the house. Writs to Spring Pries List of Rose i Shrubberies. Hedge Plants, and Shade Trees. Mall telegraph and telephone i Kinston Press i The pros-, the Nation has joined i support of of President Wilson toward Ger many, as In his note lo the has been a absence of attempt at partisan criticism. The press and people have been uphold lie hands of their Chief In steering through a serious nation The great an war now iii will give to m international laws as guides to lions. The I K however, the laws between nations handed I down by precedents are not always CO. Florist, N. C. promptly by J. L. The News and Observer, In Its columns today's paper, say. do not think v will ever gel our love for the town hand We certainly with Observer I hand is one of things ii town can have II is something that it In demand and come-, In good on many occasions. but bean If we hid a hand In now, old town would he much r and music would do us all a of good Last Thursday Memorial I XI n k I hand would have added much lo occasion. As It was there was a drum beating Store Flowers For All Occasion. We grow them. Roses. Violets, Ts lies and Carnations a specialty. observed U. are Issuing today paper lie I. under many disadvantages and ban due to the breakdown on our machine. The machine has been I ding Funeral Dowers arranged working irregularly and the op . he latest styles. . has been forced lo go j . are todays paper the We . an under the I I s. Typhoid i Rocky Mount T. n I Then SOT who look for typhoid as by I Nash In city yesterday, and the work of Killer. y . . lo be ever on the Increase The work for the prevention of typhoid Is a valued asset it any unity and f t should be a matter general approval ii clean-up week has gone here, show some clean would he sun timely. In fad to p the Job would be ill the better. i; Kin-ton had a big in laying the corner atone the p-i- office building being In was the principal speaker Of as North Carolina hoped would be case, the Con now In n In Houston Texas, hose for next year would be i line if as b In to to tot . . tot morrow is to the primary Thurs- The man who does prepare lo lake the advantage of Incoming tide of prosperity will himself being swept out n. way Bus Flour, Flakes, Washington Quakers Corn Flake, Post en, Porridge, Cereal, Flout, Flour, Cob i ii.-mis. C S. M. Schultz Mill the Kaiser Dally Then ire v. if any lo terms without going to Suppose this was declare h n t America refused to or sell to every German in America Well, these arc all supposition then i an made Into if the knows hi In on he will to . h and t i man n the little i lust week Practicing In all Courts In Wooten Building on fronting J. P. Surgeon WInslow's is. Pin. Frank Ills C. M M. CLARK at Law and Cases a In office formerly occupied by F. James k. J. An. no . at Law la Edwards on . Square. A S Attorney at Law In Building, Third I Practices wherever his desired, North J F MARSH Surgeon and Treat All Animals Calls Promptly Answered or Day Phone Night 395-L i Wilmington star i ill i nurse, men are It some men to be tickled a In the of a girl In tin i in front, while it makes have i in. it the girl I never looks around. . k Daily i- material in Kinston for good has. hall team the should gel together range tor some names tins DR. I. in the Brown Building on to and to avenue. Office hours Fourth and Evans Streets Bade Both Bar and Ten KODAK B. F. Fourth Street tiers B. C, N C SKINNER Attorney Law How To Give Quinine To Children. given lo an Quinine. It is I Syrup, pleas- lo take and does not disturb the stomach. CHiMe ;. . It never know It Is Quinine. Also especially adapted to who cannot ordinary Does not nauseate I o- cause nor in bead. the nest tune you Quinine tor any tor -ounce package. name Is blown cents. NOTICE OF ELECTION A New Ordered. Be it ordained, by the board of Al- of the town of Greenville, regular meeting, assembled on Thurs day April 1st, 1915, us is ed by the charter of said town the various amendments thereto, as Thai an election he held in the s. Feral wards of said town, on day the 7th day of Juno 1916, for tin- purpose of a Mayor and Aldermen for said tun The Mayor and those persons elected from the 3rd, and it wards of said town shall continue in office for two years from the day of July, 1815 and those from I lie 1st and wards for one year from July 1915, or until Qualified. The Mayor of said town to be voted for and elected by the entire of said town, and one to be elected from each of the Five wards of said town as at said meeting in April it was further ordered by the hoard that a new He be had before the election this year. That the following named per- sons are hereby appointed as liars and judges of election, to hold and conduct said ill the various wards of said town, 1st. ward W. Harrington, and D. House. judges of election. ward M. II. White, Registrar; V. K. and U H, Pander, judges election. 3rd. ward D. T. and J. judges of election. 4th. ward D. n Registrar; and I. Turnage, judges of election, Mil. ward J. Dolling, T A Person II. es of election. That said election shall be held at the various places In said wards 1st ward Court House. 2nd. ward stables. 3rd. ward J. S. Office. 4th. ward Old Store at Points. ward Tripp's Stables. The registration books of said town will be open at the various poll- places in each ward on Wednesday Thursday and Friday. June and from o'clock a in. to o'clock p in as is provided for by the char- of said town Another and have a new danger e and should be careful The press dispatches report Karl Fisher or Center, -V . died this week a- Hie of a fractured skull BUB when the lire of his ex- as he was pumping ii up Our Sailor Bays. Kinston Dally News as to our navy would lo In the case war is a Ml n doubtless furn- sailors some amusement and if they wall for war to he declared may not have that pleasure. Moseley Brothers Insurance and Real Estate Agents. SOCIAL and PERSONAL MAY. I Mr w F of Washington, -pent last night iii Greenville Hawks, conductor of th. A I., on the Kinston and today in the city. Messrs It W. Smith, K Wingate Jesse Cannon, of Ayden, were In Greenville today. Hon. T. W who delivered commencement address the of Bethel school yesterday spent night in Greenville. Mr. C F Bland, of Washington, agent for automobiles, was mi the city today E. H Cox, was here attending court today. Misses Mary and Lillian attended commencement exercises at Bethel yesterday. Chief of police L. Taylor of was in the city today Mrs. J. Bryan Grimes and Raleigh, are visiting Mr and Mrs J. Mrs. C. has returned from a visit to relative in Snow Mill Mr Tucker, who baa finished his second year of the Medical College at Philadelphia, arrived in city city today to his home near here where he will spend some time with Ills people KEEP TO Till. RIGHT A Saxon proverb much this. to the right as law i often Ignored by people when I happen lo he in a hurry A fine was to observe workings of go as rules of road when a ran Into a wagon on avenue late Sat- A act Id ml win averted, unless the traveling will observe the rules the reel and keep lo right liver . going to be a real . at I m of tin- city streets some lite- lay. There is no use for person to on the side a the police would do well lo keep lo right WANT ADS TELL Ian Be Be Doubt the Results In tell the tale. All doubt is removed. The testimony of a Can be easily investigated. What better proof can be W. P. carpenter, Washington St., Greenville, a year ago my kidneys were out of order. I had dull pain across my back and loins. At night I was restless and could not sleep well. I also had headaches and The secretions from my kidneys scanty contained a brick-dust Friends recommended Kidney Pills to me and I got a supply at the Warren Drug Co. After using a short time according to lions, they relieved me of all the of kidney trouble. . Price at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney Kidney same that Mr. had. Co., Buffalo, N. Y. North Carolina pill County Notice is hereby given that the Board of at a Call meeting assembled on Wednesday, May ordered an election to be In following described Beginning the mouth Otters Creek where it empties Into Tar Riv- running up utter- Creek to the Mayo Mill k, them e with the Mayo Mill Creek lo Johnson Branch; thence with Johnson Branch Smith's leaden thence with this land the late John King farm, and with the said King line to the Henri lie. Tyson's creek; thence with Ty- Creek and up Tar river to the Thai said election lo he held Tiles- day. day of July a, the Public School House iii the above do- s territory, for the purpose taking ascertaining the will of the Qualified voters of above ed territory, as to whether Here shall; I ball not he levied and collected a B. EVANS FOB Irons. Hesters. Lights and Proctor Hotel Building. FOR ROOM, by Cola Bottling Com corner Fifth and , Streets. Apply to J. E. i house on Pitt Street near Dickinson avenue Apply to C. M Rock 1-18 Come to see us for the New Model FORD Touring and Runabout Automobiles. Equip- electric lights and many other new additions. Our profit sharing plan Is very attractive. F. Edict F. O. k Ford Supply Co. Phone N. C. IT u VI for nest of the it s. or The Idea and How a pity ii is Germany and the do understand the limed Stales and people. Here goes a paper pub- In Merlin, which gravely es whoever reads without dice the note of President Wilson Germany scarcely escape the the British Ambassador at Washington was far away when it was framed. One could equally as well Imagine its contents to be a by Premier In the House Commons what Germany needs just now is to President Wilson in his for America and American sentiments without the slightest though as to what England thinks about the matter. Special School Tax of on the line TO REST Hundred dollars valuation of room house, address Box No. and on the Poll in the above scribed territory, and at said election those favoring the Special Tax FOB vote a written or printed ballot con- the wolds Special and those opposed said Tax, shall have a written or printed ballot, con- the words special And it was further ordered C. II. Mayo he and is hereby appointed. Registrar tor said election, and II. C. Smith and P. H. Mayo are hereby pointed Poll Holders or Judges of lion. And ii is further ordered new; registration is and shall he required, and that the registration books for said district or shall be opened n Friday. May 1815, and Closed Saturday, June 1816, for the pose of registering the rotors of said district This 8th, May. 1915 s a Congleton. Chairman Hoard of Com. u Pin County t Bell III w Washington street. Miss BUCK, nurse from Memorial Hospital It Washington, N. C. will be located here after Friday. if THE TILE Of a before don't fall to so- II Tuesday night There will be a treat is store for you. It THE LIMIT OF LUXURY Is reached when one has taken in an up-to-date bathtub of our No house is complete without It comfort and cleanliness whisk re- from Its Pries times over. We have the finest house In not yours We gladly will ea it. S. T. Hicks, THE Plumber. lid Our Otter This and it. MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose with cents to Co. Chicago, . writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in a trial package containing Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and croup. Pills, and Col Sold Cathartic Tablets. Mint I North Carolina Pin County. Notice, is given, the Hoard of r.- of Pitt at a Call meeting assembled on Wednesday. May 1815, ordered an election lo be held in following territory. it the Davenport and corner on Tar with Davenport and proctor lines It II Fleming, . and Davenport's to It 1-. Smith's corner; thence with It. I, Smith and Fleming's line FOR SALE Bunch Virginia and Wilmington Peanuts Mixed, Unknown, Iron and Speckle Peas. Sweet Potato plants HALL MOORE in the aerie Dial In , , Washington road, with said road w lib are changing weather many colds. Th way to slop is to give Fol pound Sold quickest safe coughs and croup Honey and Tar Com Everywhere. A OF BLACK PLASH. in town probably frighten Us Inhabitant but we are prepared tor the necessary remedies even fir that are supplied with the stock of drugs to compound any of a doctor's prescription the newest discoveries In Whenever You Need a Tonic Take The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because it contains the well known tonic and IRON. It the Liver, Drives out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole cents. II Wilson and II Little's corner, thence with said Wilson and I. tile's line Little, If and Orange corner, i thence and Matthew line, to drugs of any description. with said lo J. P. and Sal wait- corner, I hence with Sat . service Is prompt and mistakes. r here. and Fleming line lo Sal road, with It. K ill-mini; and line lo II Davenport and R R. Fleming corner In line, thence line H Little linker Drug Company The Best by Test Does The of Many TOBACCO TRANSPLANTER You can't judge a tobacco transplanter by its looks. The proof of the pudding is chewing the rag. We have hundreds of N. C, Fob Messrs, Hart N. C in regard to i Case Tobacco that I from you last year will say that it gave perfect satisfaction. I got good Stand and the grew off better than when I set by band, I couldn't gel another on I would take Three Hundred Dollars tor the one I have. Yours very J. II Phone e e Greenville, N C. with B. Mule's line line, With Lit . line the Daniel line, with the Daniel and U. Little's line to Creek, th. to the Daniel and corner. said and Daniel line to the thence with the Moore line to He- Dudley line, now R, D with Harrington the Ward line to the Spier With the Spier Ward line run, With said run to l Tar hack m the beginning Thai said election he held on Titos day Of Juli 1915, till public school house, ill the above scribed territory, for taking ascertaining will f the voters of the above scribed property, as to whether there shall or shall be levied and col led a Special School Oil One Hundred dollars valuation o property and on earn Poll In above described And at said election those favoring the Special Tax vote written or ballot containing the words. and those opposed said shall vote a written or ballot containing the words Special Tax And was further ordered, I be, and he Is In appointed Registrar for aid election and I Fleming and W Williams ire appointed Poll holders or and And it Is further ordered, ii new registration is shall be rt and the registration nooks tor District or territory shall be opened on Friday. May 28th, dosed on Saturday, June ,,,,. n. purpose registering the the of s. Congleton, Charm Hoard of Com PHI Count Bell, Clerk EVERYTHING FOR THE Porch and Lawn Porch Swings, Rugs, Shades, Rockers of various kinds, Hammocks, Lawn Swings for the children as well a the grown-ups. Just a look at the one-piece Porcelain Refrigerator will prove it is the BEST Furniture Company A NEW COMPANY He on Third in S. T shop, a rooting tinning aim I. I the best work possible far the lift our I trial. The Standard Roofing Co. S T HICKS H j Attest For Monuments, Headstones and Iron Dees Marble Granite

By virtue of tho power sale mortgage deed by V J M. on day of Jan. ism and recorded in Book I s hi the I'm County will on Monday the day of Jane HI the door In Greenville, N. C. tell to the highest bidder for the following described of land, Lying and being In Count and State of N C and In Township and described and denned follows, to One of land adjoining the lands of I Hullo, k, and ore particularly described as fol Beginning at a gum on Beach island, North East poles a Make, thence South sf West to the run of Creek, then down various ours t of said Creel a theme with Si Hast to the beginning, containing acres more or less, it being same of land alloted to Clifton In division Of lands of Jesse and which division s recorded In Division Book pages and the of Pitt County, and known as Roberson land. Sale made to satisfy mill mortgage. This the 87th day of April 1916. j. B. BULLOCK. Mortgagee Attorney. Id by BALE ESTATE. land Sale. By virtue of power vested m that certain mortgage executed to me Patsy on the day , 1914, and duly recorded it of the Register of Deeds County In psi M shall sell to the highest bidder for public auction, House Door In the Town of en the day of May. Bl k noon, the following parcel real estate, lying, being, and In the Town of Of I'm- and Slate Car- lo-wit Beginning at the North t of street,, run- with the East lino of ado Street degrees min- East feet to a dividing line; thence South degrees Bast feel Branch; thence up Branch to the North line fourth Street; thence West feel with said Fourth begin- It being a part of No the old plat of the Town of Title, and being the same lot or parcel land deeded to the said Islet by Zeno Brown and wife, Nan Crown, on September 29th. 1914, This April 88th, 1916. S T. WHITE, Albion Putin. Attorney. MUM K Mil. North Carolina In Superior Count Before Cox, Clerk. W. II Harrington wife M. Ann Harrington, Charles A wife Henrietta Scott, w and wife William A- Mart I., and James Hodges by his ; Friend C. l. Rountree, virtue of a decree of Sup Court of County, made by I above entitled cause on the 29th, day of April. 1915. by J. D. Cox. Clerk of Superior Court of County, the undersigned Commissioner, will, on the 29th, day of May 1915. o'clock M . expose to sale before the House Door in Greenville, to the highest bidder for rush, the following described or pan. I of land, to wit in Township, Carolina beginning at a slake, tin- s. k. corner of lot No, in the Hodges Division and runs with said line to lad .; in said division reversed N W to the N K corner f Lot No. in .-aid division near lie ml thence S W feel tin- N W corner of Ni Division near iii, S 1-10 E to ,, stake the .- v. corner of No. in said Division i. e S -06 lie beginning contain- res in. or lea in bi No In the of the Mat- n Hodges sale Hill be made for the pose partition among the tenants In This the 89th, day of April, 1916. HARDING, Commissioner, Harding Attorney Hi virtue of the powers sale con- in the following Mortgages, lo- it. A certain Mortgage executed and delivered by W I-. f. Corey and wile v i. Corey to v. Hooker, dated Janus 3rd 1911, as appears record In the Register's Office In county ill Hook V page A certain Mort- gage executed and delivered w. K. and N, Con P, e Harding dated February 1913, appears r cord in Re- Office in Till county in Hook I. Ill page and a c executed and delivered by W. U C . on wife n. i. Corey to K. C. Harding, dated March 1914, Pp. of record in the Register's Office in Pitt County in Hook A II. lie will on MON- DAY . the day of June at Noon expose public sale be- fore tin Court House Door in Green- ville, to highest bidder or bidden cash, the win.- or par. els of in lie County of Pill and State of North Carolina FIRST TRACT; Situated in Township, County, bounded North by the s. F. Worthing ton and Jane bounded oil the West by the lauds of lames Nelson and Dennis Branch; on the South by another tract of land of W. K. Corey and on the East by the lands of Amy containing SOS a. res more or and being the of land on Which the said W. F. and wife now reside. ski TRACT Situated iii Chi- cod Township, and on the side of Fork Swamp, adjoining the lands of Josephus and and containing more or less and being the land deeded by Barrow Cannady to Providence Coo- per Cannon -Mills and by them conveyed to Samuel Corey and by Sam- mi Corey W. F. Corey by Deed which is of in Hie Register's Oil in County, Book K page Situated in Township. County, in James sin. containing acres more or less and being the same land granted to said W. F. Corey by State North Carolina by which is ,,. r. in the Office of the Register Deeds Book Y page Situated in Swift Creek Township, Pitt County, adjoin- lands Nashville Wilson. W. B. Bland, It. H. Sallie Bland, containing acres more or less. FIFTH TRACT Situated in Creek Township. County, on both sale- the road adjoining the trait above mentioned and adjoining the lands of R. II. Harris. Haywood Cox and containing acres more or Tin- Lang Place or Cooper tract land and tin tract of land known as Samuel Corey Home Place have n surveyed and In- to fourteen separate sub-divisions and said lands will be sold both as an nun. and in the sub- divisions, in order that those desiring to base may have lb. purchasing in whatever .-mall they may desire. These lands will be sold for the purpose of paying off and discharging the actual amount due by W. U Corey and wife J. D. Corey for the amount of cash money loaned to W. I. F. Corey and the legal rate of in- thereon from the time said loans were made, all of notes above re- to having been transferred to and an- now held by T. Hooker, and lie said S. T. Hooker having made on W. F. Corey for the pay- mi only the actual amount of money loaned and the legal rate Interest then lands will be sold Hie purpose of applying lb. i from tin of said lands to the payment of the amount of money loaned and tin. legal Of interest from the date of said a re made. the day May, 1915. v. HOOKER, s T, HOOKER, Owner of the notes secured by the Mortgage above referred to. SALE of the power of sale con- ill a Certain deed of trust by the Machine Shop and Co. to W H Long, tee, which deed was re corded in tin- office tin- Register of Deeds I'm County, in Hook A-ll undersigned Trustee will sell for cash before the Court door in Greenville, noon on Saturday. 1918, the follow- described trait or parcel of laud, lying in the town Greenville, and scribed a- foil. . Bounded on the northeast street, on the southeast by street, on ill. southwest by Long street, on the northwest street, and being a part Hi,, property conveyed to I Moore c and w ll Dall, Jr., b deed from P. fl James Receiver, dated December 28th, 1913 and recorded in Hook B-10 Hugo and being the same land conveyed the Machine shop and Garage Co. by deed from Moore. C. and W H Jr. on March nth. 1914. Said land sold satisfy said deed of Tins Kill. 1916. W MINI. Trustee. F. James Son. Attorneys K III HALE Music Recital Thai North Carolina III Superior Court. County Before Clerk. U Moore, W. G. Moore, J. K. Moore, Moore. John K. Moore, Lily Belle Oakley and Willie Oakley, by their Next Friend F. M. Wooten By virtue of a of the Superior four of County, made by J. C. COX, Clerk of the Superior -Court, in tin above entitled cause, on the 6th. day of May. 1915, the undersigned Commissioner will, on MONDAY, the day of June. 1916, it being the Monday in June. 1916, expos.- to public sale before Court House Door in to the highest bidder for cash, following described real property, to undivided Interest in and to the following described tract or parcel of land, to Lying and being in Greenville Township, County, North Carolina, adjoining the lands of Harvey Allen, Joseph Noah Ty- son and others and containing res more or less and known as the Tyson Home Place, subject, however, to the life estate of Mrs. This sale is made for the purpose making partition among the tenants in common. This the 6th. day of 1916 F. C. Commissioner. sweet bath i was proven, even lo the K. . . the Training School their before a large de lighted iii tin- large school auditorium Monday night. A number of the folks and i rut of tOWn people were out to and enjoy friendly musical and that all present enjoyable even- Indeed. Tin- evening's program open- ed by a march from in. played by Pagan and Clara Dav- is. The manner in young ladies performed their pans, on the piano, captured attention of tin- audience and held ll throughout the entire night's pro- gram. Following ibis Feature the pro- gram came a song by Miss Nina Sugg. ROM in the Bud. from Foster. Tin- expressions upon the countenance of audience, proved conclusively, that it was thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated. Alice Herring rendered a from and a selection from which gave something in the way of piano playing. was Hie title of a by la-la Carr Newman. Thou Art Hike Into a Rose, by Miss Alice Herring, soprano, broke the stillness and east a shadow over tin- audience as she delightfully sang. I Hear A Thrush At by Annie was also well sung. d a feature of the program. Verdi's Triumphal March, played upon the piano by four young ladle was highly enjoyed. The feature tin- night's program was the song from Angela Serenade sung by Misses Forbes. Annie and line Forbes. The delightful way in which these young ladies entertained amply paid everyone for coming out. Miss Ernestine Forbes and Forbes also sang several selection very well, indeed, and did credit to their school. Last on program, and probably, must highly enjoyed, was u Spanish played upon tin- pianos by four young ladies. The musical effect of this dance a desire in almost everyone present, to trip tic toe. Greenville will look forward to tins great hope next year North Carolina. county. Before the Board of I Notice is hereby given that petition has been lied before the Hoard of Commissioner of county, by John W. H. J. W. and others, to lay out and establish a pub- road in said county. Town- ship, as follows; Beginning at the southern I. Blount street in the town of tin line Mrs. D. K. Nichols, and extending through the property of J. J. Harrington, M. F. and others, running into the The notice required by Section the 1905, of North Carolina is given that the Petition will he heard at the next meeting of the said Card on the Till, day of June 1916. Tins the 7th, day May 1915. BELL, Clerk of Hoard. Old Sores, Other Won't Cm The s, DO matter of bow lour standing. w, cured by the old reliable 1-; Antiseptic Healing Oil. It and Hr time. t HUH WRECK Birmingham, Ala. Mar 19.- Edward Adams, the small son of Adams killed by an automobile here yesterday when it tum- id turtle from a foot embankment. Six other people who were riding in the car were seriously hurt. to Creditor. The undersigned having qualified, of the list Will stagnant of Bully Hyman before j D. Cox. Clerk id the Superior court of County, on the 12th day of April. I hereby given to all persons indebted to the estate of Basil Hyman to make immediate pay- to the undersigned and notice alas given in all holding claims against said estate to tile said claims verified with the within twelve months from the date hereof, or Ibis notice will be plead in bar of any recovery on said claims. This Hie day of April. L. ADA HYMAN. of the estate of man . HARDING A PIERCE, Attorneys. THE FARM the Baals of all LIME h the I. i-i. of all goad farming. Write for bullion by the beat authority m United Lime on th Farm, and get price I pure-it lime. buy earth, etc A will give you POWHATAN LIME CO. VIRGINIA Notice of Having qualified as Administratrix of the estate .-i late J. w. Cog, late of the county of Pitt, this is to notify all persons holding claim iii. said estate, to present to the undersigned administratrix mi or be fore May 1916 or this notice will b plead n of their recovery. All person owing any thing lo laid will please immediate pa to. to tin- undersigned Tins May 1918, MRS HENRIETTA COX, Administratrix, Ayden, N. c Harding e. Attorneys, That Dost Not Affect The Hex tonic and than ordinary aid dote not not o bead Remember the lull name and the B. W c K. Having qualified as Administratrix of Susan Tyson, deceased, late of County. North Carolina, this is lo no- all person having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit tin m to the undersigned within twelve months from Ibis date, or ibis notice will be pleaded in bar of their All indebted to said es- will please Immediate pay. mint. This Hie nth. day of May. IBIS. TYSON. Administratrix. F JAMBS . Son. Attorneys, 5-3-15 A -.-,, mi-Win-. Couple. Mr. Mrs. T. B, Carpenter, Pa., suffered from kidney trouble for many years but have been entirely cured by Foley Kidney Pills. He we are both in tie seventies we are as vigorous as we were thirty years Foley Kidney Tills stop sleep disturbing bladder weakness, backache, rheumatism and aching joint. Sold Everywhere, at Middle The hard kidney sect i i require aid a Liter than internal A. u-c nun w men n rheumatism, i aching and distressed ire safe, prompt and em be depended en to give relief. Sold Everywhere. NOTICE Having qualified as administratrix of the estate of Josephus de- ceased, late of Pitt county, North Caro- this is to notify all persons claims against the estate of the said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned on or before tho 10th day of April 1916, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This day of April A. MOTE, Administratrix of Josephus I. Evans, Ally. lie n Man i- at a for when I; DO lire iv- i- Irritation, melancholia ire the result Impaired digestion ind torpid liver. Fob I make you light, i,. 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