Eastern Reflector

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Mule Mint i sale North Carolina In the Court County I. C Hardware I . and Wife Hy virtue an execution directed id the undersigned from the Superior Court of County in the above en titled action, I will on Monday, tin day of July, at o'clock noon, at the courthouse door in said County, in sell to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy execution issued on a Judgment to enforce a lien filed against the property, after described for material, all the right, title and in- which the said A. Ingram and wife. Ingram, the defend- ants, have in the following ed real estate, or had on December 1914. to Situated in the town i Ayden, Pitt County. North Carolina, and is the house and located in the western part of said town of Ayden, lying on 3rd street, and the same lots upon which the said owners are completing a residence, and the same lots recently purchased Dixon others Beginning at a stake -10 feet Croat Joseph corner, runs a Westerly course with reel feet to a stake, thence North and at right angles with Street feet to a stake, thence an easterly and with 3rd street feet to a stake W A. Ingram's thence a Southerly course and with the aforesaid second corner of 3rd street to the beginning And also a lot lying just east of the above described property. This the day of June. Joseph Lawhorn, Sheriff 4-3-1. ltd Slate North Carolina Department h in All whom these Presents May Come -greeting Whereas, it appears to by duly record of proceed Voluntary dissolution by the unanimous consent of all stockholders, de in office, that T. and Company. Inc., a corporation of this state, whose principal is situated m the town of Greenville. of lilt. State of North Cam T. If. Meade the agent therein and in charge thereof, upon whom process may be secured. has complied with the requirements Chapter SI, of 1906, entitled preliminary to the issuing of this certificate of Now. Therefore, I. J Bryan Grimes. Secretary of State of North Carolina, do hereby certify that the said corporation did, on the day of May. 1915, file in my office a duly executed and attested consent in writ- to the dissolution of said corpora- executed by all the stockholders thereof, which said consent and the record of the proceedings aforesaid ire now on file in my office as pro- by law. In testimony whereof. I have hereto set my hand Mid affixed my official seal at Raleigh, this day of May, A ., 1915 6-3 ltd Secretary of State I Bryan Crimes. , . I of Dissolution State of North Carolina. Department of State. To All to whom these i Whereas, it appears to my s by duly authenticate, record the proceedings for the voluntary dis- solution thereof by the unanimous consent of all the stockholders in my that Th Parker Company, a corporation of , whose principal office is situ the town of Greenville, County Pitt. State of North Carolina L. Par- being the agent an in charge thereof, upon whom pr i may he served i, has complied with the requirements of chapter of 1905. entitled to the issuing of this of Dissolution. Now, therefore, I. J. Grime- Secretary of the Slate of North Caro do hereby certify that the said corporation did. on the 10th day of June. 1915, file in my office a duly ex- and attested consent in writ- in lo the dissolution of said corpora- executed by all the stockholders thereof. which said consent and the record of the proceedings aforesaid are now on lib- in my said office as provided by law. In testimony whereof. I have here to set my hand and affixed my official seal at Raleigh. N. C this day of June, A D. 1915. J. Bryan Set of ltd and Local Hank of the Exposition The Greenville and Trust Company of this city, have on hand a few souvenir of the imposition. These coins were authorized by an act of Congress and the supply Is limited to pieces. They will be sold at each, six for They also have souvenir half dollar coins commemorating the same event and will be sold at each, six for as long as Ht. Local people desiring any of these coins will do well to at the bank early, as the supply doubtless be exhausted in a short Notice to Creditors. Having qualified as administrator the estate of H. Turner, deceased, late of Pitt County, N. C. this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at Arthur, N C. on or before the day of June 1910 or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will make immediate payment. This the day of June 1915. ODE TURNER. Administrator of H. Tl Turner BROWN. Id NOTICE To the Creditors of Eli You are hereby notified that the Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt County, made an order in the proceedings now pending in this Court wherein Eli in petition, and his creditors are respondents, which said is in words and figures as follows. North Carolina, Pitt County. In the Superior Court before the Clerk. In Petition of Eli Rodgers. vent Debtor. having tiled with the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of Pitt County, petition alleging that he is an insolvent debtor, and praying for an order that his estate Bay be assigned and for the petition of bis creditors, and that his person may hereafter be exempt from arrest and Imprisonment on account of any judgment previously rendered, or of any debts previously contracted, and he having filed with said petition a list of bis creditors with the places of their residence and the amount ow- to each together with an inventory of bis is therefore ordered that all of creditors, or such of them as so desire, of th said Ell Rodgers, shall Show cause before the undersigned at Ills office in the Court House in ville. X. C, on tin day of July. 1915, why the petition of the said Eli should not be allowed, and why his estate should not he assigned for the benefit of his creditors, and his person thereafter be exempt from arrest or Imprisonment on account of any debt filed in said schedule of debt. It is therefore adjudged that this or- be published once a week for three weeks in the Greenville Reflector, a newspaper published in the town of Greenville. North Caro- This June 1915. J. COX. Clerk Superior Court. is law Executor's Notice Having qualified as Executors under the last will and testament of J. W. Allen, deceased, all persons hold- claims against said estate will the same to the undersigned with- in twelve months from the date of this notice, or the same will be plead In the bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate please make settlement Immediate This May 1915. W F. Evans, W. Harvey Allen, Executors of J. W. Allen deceased A ft flout I ft all J coat of a at all Warned. f n u m. Thou. North Carolina. Pitt County. Notice is hereby given by the Hoard of of Pitt County in Reg- Session Assembled on Monday. May 1915. ordered an election to be held on the described North Carolina. Pitt County Notice, is hereby given, the Board of Commissioners of Pitt at a Special Call meeting assembled en Wednesday, May ordered an election to he in I he following described territory. on crock at the east comer of the Ward land, running with the Ward line, in a north- direction to the load, thence with said road to the Lumber Company , thence with said lo the county road at Teddy, thence down county road to the Wilson and fills road, down the Wilson and Greenville road to branch Including the T. down Jacob's branch to J W. Gay's corner, thence down the W. Owens line lo the north side of the D. place the W W. Owens thence down the D. Moore line to the north line of the Ben Owens place, thence up the u, the Wilson county line, thence down the Wilson county line to Creek, theme lo the at the Davenport and turner on Tar River, thence with Davenport and proctor lines to a Special School Tax of or. the One Hundred dollars valuation property and Poll in the above described territory. And at said election those the Special Tax vote a written or ballot containing the words. S and I hose opposed Tax shall vote a written or ballot containing the Special Tax And it was further ordered, Unit be. and he Is hereby R. It. Fleming, Jr., and Davenports appointed Registrar for said election It I. Smith's thence S s That I he said election be hold on Friday, July SO, 1915, at the Public School house in above described I. Smith and Fleming line to the Washington road, with said mad I to J. II. Wilson and G. H. corner, thence with said Wilson and Little's line to Little. J. it. Daven- port and Orange corner, thence with and Matthew Moves lino, to alto's canal, with said canal to P. Fleming and comer, thence with Sal and Fleming line to Sat- road, thence with R. Owens line lo and corner in the line, thence line to J. It. Little and Baker corner; thence with J- B. Little's line the Barnhill line, thence with Lit- and Barnhill line lo Daniel line, thence the Daniel and J. II. territory for the purpose taking and .,.,. ascertaining, the win of the qualified . o voters of above described territory, whether there shall or shall not ,. levied and a Special School as t. Crawford corner, with said Crawford and Daniel line lo the Goo. Williams are hereby appointed holders or Judges and And it is further ordered, a now registration is shall he ed. and that the registration Hooks for said District or territory shall be opened on May 1915, closed on Saturday. Juno 1915 for the purpose of registering the voters of said district. This 19th, day of May 1915. S A. Chairman Hoard of Com. of County Attest Bell. Clerk ltd I. I. M. Phone King Second St., tor. Nail North mo wkly. Tax of cents on the One Hundred Moore line line to the thence with Moore Dudley line, now K D. valuation of property and Harrington's thence with Harrington's cents on the Poll in Hie above . ed territory, and at said election those favoring Tax shall vole a Ward line to the Spier land thence with Spier and Ward line printed ballot contain g to run, thence will, said run to the words Special Tax Tar River, back to the beginning- opposed to said Tax shall vote a writ- That said election be held on t, , or printed the 6th, day of July 1915. the words Special school house, in the above de- And it Is further ordered that W. K. territory, for the purpose of and Is hereby appointed Keg i taking and ascertaining the will of for said election and Ed the voters of the above Way and Eula Mangum are hereby scribed property, as to whether pointed Poll Holders or Judges r shall not be levied and col- election . And it is further ordered that New Registration is and shall lie required, and that the Registration books for said District or Territory shall be op- on Thursday. June 1915. and closed Saturday July 1915, for the purpose of registering the qualified voters for the said District or This the 9th day of June. 1915. S. A. Congleton, dim. Board of Pill Co Bell, Clerk 6-11-18 ltd Mexican Bandits Kill American El Paso, June an American, has been killed at the I El Favor mine tit according to travelers reaching border today. The killing was attributed to bandits, I BANKRUPT NOTICE In the District Court of the United for the Eastern District of North Carolina. Division. in of, Claudius Tun- Bankrupt. of First Meeting if Creditor. is hereby given that on the day of May A u, said Claudius D. Tunstall was adjudged bankrupt, that the first m of the creditors will be held at the of- of the undersigned referee, at Washington, N. on Thursday we day of June A. D. 1915 at o'clock A. M. at which time the .-aid may attend. prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly come, be- fore said meeting. II. Referee. Washington, N. c 8-8-15 ltd . I WALKING and RIDING CULTIVATORS MOWERS, RAKES AND REPAIRS mm WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR Having as administrators of the late Robert P, Allen, late of the county of Pitt, is to notify all per sons having claims against H of said Robert II. Allen to present them to the undersigned ad- on or before June or notice will be plead in tr recovery I hereof. All persons owing said estate will pleas make Hate settlement with the said administrators. the day of June, 1915 M It Allen Dunn Allen Administrators Pierce S II II once ii week. Builders Hardware Lime, Cement and Plaster Our line of Galvanized Iron and Rub- Roofing, Paints, Oils and Varnishes is complete and we can fill your orders promptly. e e Greenville, INC. Reliable Household Lantern There is always need for a good lantern around the home in the yard, in the cellar, in the attic wherever a lamp is inconvenient or unsafe. The is ideal for home use. It gives a clear, bright sunlight on tap. It is j, durable, compact, handy. Doesn't leak. Doesn't smoke. Easy to light and k. Will last for years. Ask for the At dealers everywhere STANDARD OIL COMPANY ton. D. C. Richmond, Norfolk. Vs. BALTIMORE Chart Chart -Ion. W. Va. S. C. fl STOMACH TROUBLE FOR FIVE YEARS Majority of Thought Mr. Would Die, Bat One Helped Him to Recovery. Ky In Interesting from this place. Mr. A. J. Hughes rites as was down with stomach trouble live years, and would have sick headache so bad, at rimes, that I thought surely I would die. I tried different treatments, but they did not seem lo do me any good. I jot o bad, I not eat or sleep, end my friends, except one, thought I would die. He advised me to try and quit taking other medicines. decided take his advice, although I did not have any confidence In it. I have now been taking for three months, and It has cured me haven't had awful sick headaches since I began using it. I am so thankful for what has done for has been found a very valuable medicine de- of the and liver. It is composed of pure, vegetable herbs, contains no dangerous Ingredients, and gently, yet surely. It can be freely used by young and old, and should be kept in every family chest a package today. Only a quarter. ram it HAS OF ONE HUNDRED IX D AND IS BOUNDED BY THE BEST FARMING COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL KINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE VAT OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE BATE AN UP-TO-DATE AN P PLANT. NEWSPAPER U the the Keel Most of OF BRED AMONG BEST IN EASTERN PART OF NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO GET BET- ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN i BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU HAVE TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. OUR ADVERTISING RATES ARE LOW AND CAN BE HAD UPON IV Win K The Allies Reap Rich Successes On Western Front CONDITIONS IN CELEBRATE AT THE SEA WT ON Further Successes the Armies in REINFORCEMENTS FOR GERMANS IN THE WEST Paris and Berlin Little Activity In Theater-Gen- Drives Russians River England Will Allow Bales of American to Kilter Sweden- Vienna, June in Russian Poland, has been raptured by forces, according to announcement made by Austrian war tonight. of nearly miles southeast of the Austrians repulsed a Russian attack which was made in force. GETS A new Alien New Central Will be One of the Most Substantial and Convenient in State. NEW BUILDING WILL COST NEARLY Has Floor Space of Feet and Sot a Post tin Will be Perfect In Any Part of Warehouse and Other Con- for Patrons of House. Wafer Pipe Into to Berlin. June Foreign Minister and Chancellor arrived from declaring that they have that will remain during the war. Will Allow Cotton to Reach Sweden. Washington. June -England has agreed with the Swedish Cotton Association to permit hales of American cotton to reach Sweden Monday. War Summary. London, June in has driven tho Russians the river, a of the where day's dispatches stated that the army would establish it- self on a new line against the advance in At same time the German forces crossed Into Russian territory near Poland. The Russians are beginning to evacuate positions they have occupied along the lower San. Enormous numbers of German troops transported from the eastern front to the want The great- est secrecy the movement. Official reports from Paris and Ber- chronicle little lighting a calculated to elm materially the situation either adversary, Tho most notable action was the fight in the where the French suffered a momentary Check. Their advance posts were thrown the night and Hie contest continued in the morning. After a terrific count- attack, in which the Germans gain Dislodged, it la reported from Paris French again all the ground they had lost. A slight advance made by the Infantry north of In the Arras sector. In a men the French gained tho sunken road from and by dint of bard their advance position a hundred yards forward. on the peninsula heavily the Turkish wing, according m the. Turkish report, . ban not result of this operation, Kinston, C. June 30th. first brick warehouse ii completion when tho Central will he one of the most substantial and conveniently arranged warehouses fur sale of leaf tobacco to be found in Eastern Carolina or any part of the state for that matter. When the that is now under construction is com- which will he soon, the build- will be an entirely new structure and very greatly improved in many ways from warehouse it was originally built. Last year proprietors, J. if. Parham, II. C. Wooten and E. P. spent about in and other Improvements. This year between and more In Improvements have been added which makes the warehouse an entire- new building. It Is now feet Wide by lest long, giving a floor space of square feet. There several new features that will it especially valuable for the display of tobacco on sale. There is not a post in the entire floor space only two in the mammoth which ere In the front and supporting sleep- quarters fur patrons of the ware- The roof of building has been lowered, Which greatly aids In shedding light, a very important tor In selling leaf tobacco on ware- house floors. There is not any part of the building that there isn't plenty of light to show off the tobacco. In the front part of tho building there has been constructed sleeping quarters for farmers who come here from a distance to sell their tobacco at Central and this Is to be made comfortable for them. From n ii artesian well water Will lie conducted into the warehouse flowing the time for the con- In the building. The office, which will be In the corner warehouse at Heritage and weal North street, is to be fitted out there will double r vice, one in end of the long building. tobacconist ore making extensive improvement to care n the business for and die Central will right in fore- front, Says Bulletin Issued by State Department Americans Fleeing from Capital. V. S. AGENTS ARE BUSY GUARDING NEUTRALITY They Are Watching Mexican Leaders in All Parts of this Angeles, Villa's Went Hand Man, of Being Involved In Plot for Action for the States to Take. Washington, June agency here gave out a statement to- night that American citizens are flee- from Mexico City into the camp of the general, Pablo which is about three miles southeast of the city. The agency also says that a commit- tee of the diplomatic corps is asking the Zapata officials to protect the prop- of foreign governments. The here say that Zapata Is about to evacuate Mexico City. The state department gave out a short bulletin today stating that in Mexico not and that is rushing troops to reinforce General Gonzales. Tho navy department has received a dispatch from tho New Orleans at stating that tho town of was raided by the In- on the west coast on June 17th, when a British subject, John ton, was killed, but that all la quiet In that section now. Horrors of Barb Wire Entangle- Described game lure believe has arrived for a definite sup In can affairs. Two courses are now open. One is to increase the pres- sure on to compel him lo with Villa and the other is to eliminate personally from consideration and attempt to get to- Villa and prominent men allied with other factions to hold a to select a candidate for president, for whom all concentrate. He would he assured of recognition by the United States, and the latter plan is believed to be step President son will take Mr. Mrs Mayo, or.- Mr. Mrs. F. J. on I Agents of tho United States govern- were all over the country today carefully the movements of prominent Mexicans who have been in Mexican to that there are no violations of American neutrality. The arrest of Huerta and at Kl and tin strict surveillance over Felix and Felipe Angeles, now living In the United States, and others, Is i part the American government's policy to vent setting afoot of any new military movement in Mexico. Officials here feel the revolutionary in Mexico ought not to he further complicated by I hi Introduction new j elements. others may be with the so-called Huerta Intensified Internal lure in the Investigation by agents the department Justice Into the situation, ii Is even Intimated or one the European are Involved, it was said also the department of Justice . n i ion of Mime in e which seemed to connect Angeles, Villa's right band with plot Preparing to Entertain Large Crowd on That Day. SECRETARY DANIELS PRINCIPAL SPEAKER Senator Simmons, Attorney General Congressman Hood and Other Prominent Men Are AIM Expected Hotel i Management of Mr. Foster to lake fare of to the City, June 25.--The Hon. Daniels, secretary of navy, will be the principal speaker at the Fourth of July Celebration to be held here Saturday, July 3rd. Ar- riving here Friday on his private gunboat, the Hon. P. M, Simmons, United States senator; Hon. George E. Hood, congressman from the third district; Hon. T. W. attorney general of North Carolina, and other prominent men are also ex- to be present. Preparations are being made to give the guests and visitors a royal good time. Tho fa- Atlantic Hotel, under the did management of that Mr. It. P. Foster, of will afford entertainment for the where a splendid orchestra dis- charming music during the day and until the wee small hours of the night. The service throughout the hotel has never been better than this season and everyone is loud in praises of the management. The fishing is line. The surf pavilion is under new and splendid management this season and none need stay away I for fear Of not having plenty to please mid entertain. The fastest hose real team in the state will give an exhibition on main tree o In the afternoon for the entertainment of the large crowd that la expected. At o'clock a game of baseball will he played by teams that will play real ball, night fire works will attractive the Prom present in- a larger crowd of people Is expected be In Morehead City that day than has been bare before. The Hotel and all the board- houses in the town, together with Atlantic, are prepared to Of the crowd. This will he a good time take an outing with family and spend a or mow at the summer resort on the coast. The Norfolk Southern Railroad will furnish reduced rates from all on its lines is lo handle comfortably the large crowd. A special train Will leave here at connecting with train at New in for Washington and other n I Mr. White Boosts Greenville Section Mr. H. M. White, of Greenville rived last night to attend the meeting today to be held in the Raleigh of Commerce rooms looking to- ward telling the world the truth about the state of North Mr. White is the representative the Carolina Club of Greenville. He states that if the world knew of the advantages offered by Greenville and Pitt county, their population would he doubled this year. He believes In his section and wants the world to know there is pros- good neighbors and a hand awaiting the folks who will come to live in and are to work. And while be flunks something more of Greenville I Pitt county than he does of the the state, lie admits that what he claims for bis particular section is largely true of the State as a whole Raleigh News and Observer. THAW IS SANE AND ALWAYS HAS BEEN Dr. Bancroft, who Examined Harry in New Hampshire. Swears to This on Stand. Now York. June 29.- Or. Chas P. Bancroft, bead of the New state hospital for the insane and a member the federal commission i, examined Harry K. Thaw his sojourn in New Hampshire swore on the witness stand today Thaw, in bis opinion, was not only sane, but always bad been sane. Dr. Bancroft testified as an expert alienist in Hi. Jury proceedings to determine mental condition. act in killing Stanford White, Dr. Bancroft said, was not a product a systematized delusion such as the true para- killing of Stanford he said, apparent lo us i pal Impulsive act growing of a condition of mind due chiefly lo anger and which was the dual culmination of series of that bad bean hearing down on him during a long tune. If did inn seem a type paranoiac, but Wat due to Jealously of Mr. to a diseased condition mind. TO HI I. s. VESSELS III COMPLETED Raleigh, June S. Plans the an- in of the North Caro I'm rational guards were practically i mi led by Adjutant General Young. The regiments will go Into camp imp Glenn field and fins In- the second July la l Inclusive, Hie July lo and third August to The coast corps will go to Port Caswell to sanitary troops to Pa,, iii and troops, A and n will in Port . lo for instruction. Washington, June The United States government has adopted the practice of notifying the German ad- through Ambassador Gerard of the time of departure of passenger ship sailing under the American flag and approximately tho hours during which it will through the war This precaution is being taken so German submarine commanders may be on the watch for American vessels and prevent a repetition of too attack on tanker Which Germany says was mistaken to a ship. An Observer In the Middle- sex Regiment Graphic Descriptor How Ire lorn London, June v as as the wire. Tiny hacked lit it. lore it. until their hands wire raw and bleeding and their uniform went to tatters. From their starting point right up to the wire tiny left a deep lane of their dead and dying yards long, a sight so poignant that men coming suddenly on that trail broke down and wept at sheer pity, the undying glory of In this way Official observer of the Middlesex regiment describe horror of barbed wire the battle A German trench, protected by hundred yards of terrible stuff, had been overlooked by artillery and after was sent against it. the Indiana r cut up by rifle and machine gun from behind the deadly strands, then rifles advanced in fruitless attach The battalion went Into action strong and came The men who remained alive remembered nothing save fearing at the barbed wire with their hands, stamping on It Jabbing It with their one officer unscathed lied and withdrew men and turn of Hie cam sacrificed themselves In rain only when British had fallen back and treat had been upon fatal wire patch, to loose charges high explosives, was ii.- difficulty over come. always on side of d rs, be th, y German or Allies High entanglements an need to pro- trenches from bayonet charge, stakes, five feel high, are need, planted five and f apart, and Interlaced with cross wires. a man-trap hi k to a stand still in a position that be has no hi and is a mark for all tho con- ,. i fire specially that of ma b In tended trench. The assailant now rails for i and cut the wire, and this is a it the regimental devil, who is often prompted In tho Held for work Of forlorn order. re is no outwitting tins i a brings to naught Ow most gallantry of attack. the says a soldier's letter., col partially over our wire, and they swung and bobbed next morn- fairly riddled, it is a character- In pitiless war. Mr. W. O. Lang has returned in the offer gone months. Mr k. it Iteming, of Pat was a visitor hero Mr, a. O. cox, of wad in the city this

THE CAROLINA HOME FARM and EASTERN REFLECTOR by mi B. I HUH. NORTH II M . to tor at Owes ant Mr to Mr Hues -M. at Ac seat Sara, act Mara I Friday July. I I i s i i i i. issue of the Washing- ton roundly i the last for allowed the yard employ- has lo . , regard to rutting f the yard employ salary There have too many mies this kind. All the depart menu have been compelled to dismiss men because the niggardly policy of I'm the small public buildings thousands hi and were laid The is reminded Congress by cutting down the salaries the men. is practicing real economy. That the doubtless has a purpose hi view Thai that view Is i view having for the of the Thai rutting off use lo employees are always in be found around government work, is saving a goodly sum i be appropriated eon strut I mi and i. vi I tin States In yards of l- . n . ti d States, ire ell paid In Hi other public employ i ii average of an yard Is m v of paid men on pi . in the navy yards, men receive salaries as high as or ten per day. Do they really earn hi i n i r being I out this large .- i Instead being Con- h to commended iii fund, Ii Li mad, possible In ages of m . in ill lea. all the bi veil the taken arc demand for the elimination of key, The saloon league, l. ever, North Carolina, 1- not very nun h on account of Hi.- prejudice the people, which It has Incurred. The only way ii the Mate f North Caroling to Impress upon her congressmen that she wants prohibition,, is by a direct rote. She can never hope to aid th States with only her league working. The people of Hi. stall mutt raise their voice the matter, and then we iii be aiding those other states that are in favor of national prohibition t IN Mill We are Indebted to the Dally News, for today's issue of the Reflector. Owing to a breakdown In shop would been to issue a paper hail no the News come to our aid, supplying type to allow to t. press The kindness of or es- teemed contemporary is and we can ever service lo them they have on In Greenville owes something lo the home folks, and should at least do for them as those who an . j here today and r- row The man helps I., your town Is the one who stop, here, engages in business, bis money, pays taxes, keeps up the schools, employs people and pays their wages, and In various ways put motion in wheels of you n. kind I man you do the right thing Tin home folks are tin ones you mu.-i de- pend on, and it.--- have y hearty support. Children need plenty of room In which in play, and streets crowd with traffic do afford the om Is going he good tow as her o n II in standing lo h other as to r in Hi. this week Si we could not I.- with them I hi lo make day June known. Win. put in ii hail in Hem All lime up time to keep as pressing a hone comes near . omits mini HOME The last of had is a feature, the Prom . pleasing char. in u red I hi admiration the Greenville audience leas In lion was the ii Bug- h-h colony, and the young man who , in the groom of the average English and his fool wen appreciated rial Ii a he or as lie 1- . a mi fellow He as blank -ii lie We attended hall game In 1.011 i m mi n p r pi As the , . the players on Ii mil English I eh n ex- , pi e had to k , , restore order. V v w n not be con- v ii- I II II tin Then prohibition Issue which II Is will taken up strong In the next our prohibition has n ,,,.,. of inn. h argument, or question of eliminating drink ins in- people. National prohibition like the end time, I tint; though Ha the pi of this nation on , learn Hun Intoxicants aw ill ill and P Near. Teachers we have learned of death f Ex Governor Thomas who for more limn a quarter a century was one of the most prominent ales of education and righteousness In North Carolina Therefore, I resolved we the n teachers the State, will ever hold in gracious work accomplished for uplift of our people by the f n and patriot. North Cat hers la lion. K. K Smith P. W Elizabeth City s. o, Atkins. Winston Salem C, M Greenville Miss A. Raleigh Dudley, Greensboro ACT Delay la DO the right thing at the right lime. Act quickly in time of danger. In time kidney danger Kidney fills are most effective. of Greenville evidence of their J. I. Connor, carpenter, HOD Evans St , Greenville, About six mouths ago I bad an attack kidney complaint, back ached and had across my loins. was so sore stiff I could scarcely bend to pica up my tools. had headaches u-d dizzy spells and the kidney were irregular in passage colored and contained sediment. Finally I got Kidney Pills at The Warren Drug Co. and used them according to directions. They soon relieved mo and three boxes cured me of all symptoms of the complaint I have had no return Price at all dealers. Don't ask for a kidney Kidney same that Mr. Connor had. Co , Props., Buffalo, N. T. Mrs. Wells Browne Dead Mrs Sadie S. Browne, Mr Wells morning about Mrs. Browne had not been sick in some lime was in the best health all day day She attended the las t week on several occasions am. with Mr. Browne picture show at whites night. Th news her death Sunday was . shock la her host of friend.- In the city. Mr. the husband, says he and his wife had a long talk before retiring Saturday night and discussed plans the in regard their house About Sunday morning he said, his wile got up talked t their canary bird Which was in a in the hall Pretty soon she returned complained of a depression in her chest. she fell over on the lied breathed her last A doctor summoned, but she was dead be- fore In- reached her. Mr. and Browne had in Greenville about tour or years and they have been living to- fifty years. The deceased in her seventieth year. bet husband, she leaves two daughters Mrs I. W Culler, of Raleigh, and Mrs. Minnie cal. Services were held at the home on Dickinson Monday morning at and interment followed in Cherry Hill Cemetery. The services were conducted by Rev. C. M Rock, assisted by Rev. Walker, The pall hearers were C. T, R. w. A. Bowen, C. West, E. Thomas, N. O. Warren. C W. Harvey, s. t. While. t; Move. I. James and C S Mrs Browne was a member of the Baptist church and was a good Chris- woman She possessed numbers of friends, who are at tin news of her sudden death. To of Jno. Jenkins, You are notified that the clerk the superior Court Pill County, made an oilier in the now pending In Court wherein John It. Jenkins, Jr. is his creditors are respondents, which said order is in words and us North Carolina. In Superior Pitt County Before Clerk. in of John Jenkins, Insolvent Debtor. ORDER John n Jenkins filed with the undersigned Clerk tin- Superior Court of County. Petition that lie is insolvent and praying tor an order that his estate may be assigned and f may be assigned for the petition of ii if- creditors, bis person may hereafter be exempt from arrest and Imprisonment on account of any judgment previously rendered, or of any debts previously contracted, and he filed with sold petition a creditors with the places of their residence and the amount owing to . i. win, an Inventory his Ii is therefore ordered that all of bis or them as desire, of the said John Jenkins, shall show before undersigned at 1.1- in Hie Omit Mouse in Greenville. A. on the day of July, why the petition Of the said John It. Jenkins should not be allowed, and why his estate should not be assigned for the benefit of his creditors, and his person thereafter he exempt from or Imprisonment on account of debt filed in said schedule of hi it is here fore adjudged that this older be published once a week for three successive weeks in the Green ville Reflector, a new-pater published me town Greenville, North Car- Tills II, Ibis, COX, Superior Court one a week. r is will. MUM. wish to announce that niter July f will occupy offices on the third floor the National Hank Building, Don COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA I . N I IS r RY . V M. D. ,, I R m -r One black with spots heavy head of horns and unmarked, Been in my field vi , for three mouths. W. . Greenville. N C it. F D. lid TO Mount June J. It. Pelts, for the past two or three years con- with Mount olive Tribune, a taper published here, has relations with toe and gone to City. Tenn. when In- assumes the editorship of tie- j van County Developer, a paper of eight Standing publish- id that place. WATER TOYS OF THE EAST Ingenious in the Extreme Are the Con- Devised for the Amuse- of the Youngsters. and turn out for their children many ingenious but do not compare in ingenuity the strange expanding water toys which children of far East have amused themselves for turn-s. These curious are placed In null boxes, similar to the lit tie paint boxes often seen in our own country. They have the appearance of Oiled shavings, broken matches and dilapidated toothpicks, but when thrown into the water the ingenious playthings at once exhibit properties I hat show them to be more than mere toys or bits of stick. Brood of these toys have been kiln dried and immediately it touches the water it begins to absorb the water to expand almost indefinitely As it increases in size it separates and suddenly opens becoming a very One tick will change into a Bower pot. containing a rose bush in full bloom. Another becomes a fat mandarin carrying an umbrella Still another will take the of a lea very ferocious in its Then. there are which show as whales, tigers, etc. i he are colored, and present a bewildering variety In do- treatment Their is a trade kept by the guild that turns them out b the thou sands For older children there are ed larger and even more fig- of historical poets and dwarfed trees and tiny houses, whose doors and windows are full of inmates, are also among this class. more Ordinary kind cost a mere sung, but the liner are quite expensive. DRESS OF DIVIDED COLORS Peculiar Garments That Are Allotted to Inmates of Holland Orphan Asylums. The Dutch differ from the Chinese In announcing to the world the birth of children only In the article dis- played. The Chinamen hang a piece ginger over the main entrance to the house, while the Hollanders the event by a piece lace, com- with the lace a pink background for a boy tinsel a girl. The Orphans of some of cities of land are quite conspicuous, and so when Been on the streets of Amsterdam dressed in what might be termed half half clothing east half of a hoy's coat, including the is red. while the half is black, The dresses of girls are divided in a manner, but are topped off by becoming while caps, which make the young misses look very neat and attractive. This singular style of dress is said to have been adopted to enable the railroad officials, as well as the authorities, lo p track of them. says the National Geographical As the orphan asylums of land have the control of children coin to them until they an- of ace. the more mature of the unfortunates these odd garments in pub- present a very striking appear- Royal He sent bet dinners for el Menu Dully a Han has had I Royal cam t. w. mi ii. a. , limited to diseases The of alias Mt with Dr. D. L. James, ilia, M. every , ft Lawyers ,. Practicing In all th. In Wooten Vain street, fronting; Court J. F. Stables Phases BAY MK DB PAUL I DENTIST Frank Bean N. C. Whenever You Need a Tonic Take Grove's The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because it contains the well known tonic and IRON. It the Liver, Drives out Malaria, the Blood and up the Whole System. cents. Deafness Cannot Be Cured by application, a. portion r ear. Then only one way to cur- Is by . 11.- an inflamed condition nm- lb- n nil., la if, bearing, when It I f and mil, as Hi. Inflammation be taken int. tn normal will forever cases out ten are catarrh, which but . Inflamed condition of nun We iii for any of i,;. b. by Hall a Catarrh or.-. .-, ml . F J CO . Ohio Sold by . r Take Family for D. H. at Law l-and and Drainage Cases a In c formerly occupied I. s. a pi,,,, B. J. at Law in the National Hunk Building Dickinson Avenue Fourth and Brans Made Both Bay an Year B. F. ea Street near M store Quoted Co. on ;. s July 3-S Sept lo LANIER ALBION HI VI at Law In wherever his are desired. North Carolina fl. Still With The Mutual Life Ce. of Sew York. J E. Veterinary and Treat All Animals Calls Promptly Day or Day Phone Night HUM HEAD STONES R. C. NO. I. Office in the National Hank Building Dickinson Avenue. Office hours . to and to FOR SALE Bunch Virginia and Wilmington Peanuts Mixed, Unknown, Iron and Speckle Peas. S Potato plants HALL MOORE BARBY Attorney at Law SCHEDULE Atlantic Line. North Hound South Bound No. IS a. m. No. p. m. No. p. No. p. Norfolk Southern Hound West No. a. m. No. 3.11- p. No. a. m. No, a. m No. p. m. No p. Carr Atkins Co. c E U m Mutes II like or Norfolk Route Schedule la effect April Ills, For Sale By Carr Atkins Co. N. B. The following schedule published as information ONLY east are not guaranteed. LEA YE LAST BOUND A. M Sir. for Norfolk in A M Daily, I Hut beth City and Par- Car Service to Nor- folk. for all points West. P. M except Sunday, la Washington. TEN BOOED A. II, for Wilson, and West. Pullman Service Connects North, Sooth and West. A. II, Dally, except Sunday, Wilson, and Connects for all points P. M. Dally for Raleigh and all Intermediate stations. For further Information and in Sleeping Cars, apply J. L. Agent. N. C. J. I STACK, I Heal Pas. A. invigorating to the Palo and Sickly Tr Old TAM chill TONIC, drives out Malaria blood, and up the For Moseley Brothers f and Real Estate Agents. Mr. Dudley Deceives Painful Bruises-Dragged By COMB Kilt The locals will cross with the Ayden team the tomorrow afternoon. Ayden was here sometime go by the store of to and the received a defeat at their hands in Ayden last week to the tune of 1.1 to Until teams have been consider- ably in the last few days Hie game tomorrow promise, to he an exciting and Interesting con- test. Willis naming, has been iv. from the city for the last week or will again be In and will very likely do the twirling act. of who I the last of tin week, will do receiving stunt. Dixie will again be on the for the and . el revenge for the defeat he to then last week Tripp. den's lining husky catcher, lie behind the tomorrow, The win be called promptly 4.30. D or CM has to ville many pleasures and advantages, hut none have exceeded the privilege meeting ant listening to th. who bears the and shored the of General iii Mrs was the of Mr. and Mrs R Moseley, At noon on Monday. Mr.- Moseley luncheon in honor of Mrs. Covers wire laid fourteen, and the color scheme for was Just a little before noon today Mr Dudley, who lives across the river about four miles from town, re- very severe painful bruises when he fell from the back of a male was dragged about hundred yards. Mr. Dudley bad Onioned Mi work for the morning and was return- home for dinner, lie was re- turning by way of the public road and a passing automobile at which the mule became frightened caused the ac- Mr. Dudley was sitting Oil the side of the animal's and Instantly thrown to the ground as the mule lumped. In falling one or Us feet In the reins and he was unable to flee himself until he'd been BETHEL HI. Kill COLUMBIA Mr I H. Moore, Of Bethel, was in the city this afternoon and Informed bis friends he would leave to morrow for Columbia University. New York, Mr who has teaching for the several years will lake special work In courses at Columbia. Mr. Moore stated Mr. Marvin n Bethel, will leave with him Mr, is a graduate College, hut attended the North Carolina this past year. Mr will continue study i law Columbia. Personal Property. On Saturday the day June cm.,, fit p. in. will at the residence store H. Turner, deceased, in Arthur, Dam Township, cut Co. to public sale all stock of goods merchandise, stock to sold iii bulk, and other articles of personal property belong to said estate. Terms of sale cash. Inventory of stock will be taken exhibited on day of sale, the amount of said inventory can he had inquiry as soon as some can be liken Sale made virtue an or. of the Clerk of the Superior Court if fin County This the J day Juno Administrator of n. s Attorney I HIST BLOOM the cotton bloom of the season, was brought to Re- Hector office ibis morning by Mr. Julius Brown. The bloom was given Brown yesterday, near Bethel by Willis Willis is a colored man. but he always takes pride pro- cotton bloom, and in this he is usually successful, National Hunk Statement June Washington, Comp- of the currency today issued it call for the condition of all National banks close business June gait The only stop came after the frightened animal turned Into the woods and was halted by the brush and trees. Mr. Dudley, while hurt, was bruised and skinned up painfully. He was brought to town Immediately and his wounds dressed by Dr. E. Nobles. Don't neglect a summer cold. A bronchial cough causes broken sleep and lowers your vitality. Hon- and Tar Compound soothes and heals raw. inflamed membrane, stops tickling in throat and clears stuffy, wheezy breathing. Contains no ates, children like good for all colds. croup and bronchial affections Sold everywhere. patriotic cards bearing carried down the road at a draped across two drums each together with a box red satin in the shape of a shield, also bearing the stars and snipes a silver basket in ii. center the table filled with four small silver vase, containing red and white peas stood at four corners of table, while the sideboard and mantel were banked with red and white sweet A delicious luncheon was served, spiced with many Interesting touching mid by guest of honor, who is known as by hosts of friends and ad- throughout the she re- always to her husband as Mrs recited a poem, luting the Which related General was challenged by a little maiden to if he flag with Which she had j draped herself The general saluted her flag as lie passed by, as did each of the men of his and the little maiden, shamed, cried mil as the last man passed, I wish I had a Confederate flag, Not caring for Jewels just simply as gems, Mrs Picked Hears only those which have for her special her bosom was a brooch . lams containing on one side Hie portrait her only sun, who tiled in the the reverse was the like- of General and herself th.- of their marriage, she a girl sixteen with curl hanging our her shoulders the curls were only put up as her baby boy begun to pull at them, A brace- let of gold and black with a tiny h sol In It, is the treasured gift of Wives and daughters of Confederate soldiers, presented to her on iii anniversary her marriage The who Were thUS privileged lo meet this honored lady were Mrs U. C. Arthur. Mrs I, Woolen. Mrs I. G. Move. Mrs, T Hooker. Mrs. c w Mrs E. Austin, Wright. Mrs, J. It. Move. Mrs Miss Kate Lewis, Miss Miriam Ma. and Mesdames Mark and A M Moseley, Sold In Bottles Only Bottled under Authority of Cola Company. Every bottle and inspected before and after filling Satisfies Register of Deeds Bell has marriage license to the follow. couples since last report WHITE Win. Jr., s Brown Carlos Harris and w. A. Winston Flowers. COLORED Win and Rosa Will HI HI We grow them. v.-. Has and a VT, ling funeral lowers the 1st eat styles. Pot Ferns, Palms and many other plants or the house. Write to spring Price List of Ross Shrubberies, Hedge Plants, and Trees. Mowers fur III stall, telegraph and telephone promptly executed by J. L. A CO. Florist, Raleigh, N. C. Store It in the superior Court I State of North Carolina County of Pitt. Moore and Martha fore Mall G. Thomas and Mainly May. Prof. Ingram Gives Statement Hudson, Vs P. Hudson defendant the People Pitt Counts This is not a reply in kind an Item which appeared in the Daily Re- of last Thursday evening, an Ayden date line and under the caption Teacher in concerning the spirit which in- spired or the person who wrote it, I have comment offer. Ail fair minded people discernment will draw their own conclusions and re- serve their pending trial next term of cut county Superior facts and motives will appear, However, shall to agree with the writer that this above named will take that an action entitled as above has lieu commenced In the So Pitt County, to dissolved the bonds matrimony heretofore between the and defendant and the said defendant will further take I he is required to appear at the term of the Superior County to be held on the second Mon- day the U inlay of Sip- it being Ilia day August, 1915. at the House of said County in lie North Car and answer or demur t. complaint in said action, or the plain- tiff will apply to tin Court for the relief demanded In Bald complaint This the day June I, COX, Clerk of the Superior Court. To Sleep Well in Summer Slight Inflammation of the bronchial Mini North Carolina In County Before D Cox, Clerk. unique and a distressing cough and VI. w. Q, Moore. J. or tn the of education Intakes sleep impossible. and jurisprudence In N C . will at- Honey and Tar compound slops that tract even larger crowds than tin I annoying tickling and relieves the anonymous writer predicts or exports tiring cough. Good for all W Ingram I coughs, croup bond for appearance at lions M, hi Washington, June General an- . arrived here today and in pi at the state department that t ,. was connected In any way With toe coup He also conferred with C head cf ilia agency. Iliad Man. Bryan will live long those ire saving he is dead are dead and tor- gotten. He been dead SO often in the estimation of certain people any- He is the dead man in the country. Catawba County SOUTHAMPTON COTTAGE 5TH STREET WILLOUGHBY ADVANTAGES OF BOTH BAYS ROOM AND BOARDING RATES SEASONABLE K Moore, Pearlie More. John Moore, Idly Oakley and w Oakley, by their next friend, P. By virtue of a decree Of the Super- Court of county, made b J, D. Cox. clerk Of the Superior in the above entitled cause, on the day of June, 1915, the under signed Commissioner will, on day, the -1st day Inly, IBIS, ex- to public sale before the Court House Door In to the hi est bidder for cash, the following de- scribed real properly, to A four-fifths undivided Interest In and to the following described tract ; in parcel of land, lo it Lying and being in Township, County, North Carolina, adjoining the 1.11 ii Harvey Allen. Joseph Noah Tyson and others and contain Big acres more or less and known OS Tyson Home Place, sub however, to the life estate Mrs This sale is made for the pm making partition among the tenants This day of June P C ltd and bronchial the next term of Pitt Super- to answer the charge of under u warrant sworn by P. the In- stance and upon authority of I and others Ayden. S c. June -Mil Sold everywhere. Guns Old Sous, Other Remedies Won't Curs The ,. we cured by Hie old Healing OIL Composition and rubber roofing just received a car load of the famous N Brand. Pitt Mfg. Co. 6-17 U l ABE t I mil TO Till. Kill, Detroit, June n conditions in the south, and industrial conditions in New ware the s en up today I i Labor States and Canada III London, June King and Mary, u la stated In the newspapers, win be be present at the wedding in august of mas Walter Dines I Page, Am. an to John B II labor Of James and Q. r of New Hampshire, told the Boston Their are growth of Industries in bis territory, labor of North Carolina, discussed labor situation in southern states. labor in the south, taken be sending notable to bride. It is recalled that King Edward and Queen Alexandra attended the wed ding J. an T. Held and John as a whole, is not What be Ward in when the bride's said Mr Bold, was American possible reason for Hie- situation j, ambassador the fact the large supply of fresh land available tin tenant farm- careless of gen Banker talks Mr W. P Harding, of tin Pad Improvement Few farms In Reserve Hoard cultivated to full told the hank- era Beach last week In believed the n in crop cotton It ii in HI. over would total SOLD by ATHLETICS Taking that a basis he showed that some better marketing facilities must, be Philadelphia, June On the heels, the announcement that Pitcher Bob, next suggested the had been sold by the Athletics to the New York low to help Americans came a report today marketing of the Shortstop Jack Barry tho former of world's champions is on tho market. Any Barry has not played since plan truly ought that will result in really and marketing the crop gradually to he welcomed with exceeding joy. in because of an injury. Manager Connie Mack is in Washington, and oilier chili officials would not discuss that In- Intends to sell Harry. It also was reported -Mack intends lo get rid of all his high-salaried nun except possibly First Baseman Amos and or tWO others. The manager, is building up a new team of young players, and within the few weeks has added young pitchers and two or three flow To Quinine To Children. pleas, lo . I a . I the take it never know it la in,. it in the I raw-a. no long Ike next time you need for any cured l-y Hie aid Ask lo, package. The name 1-h I ,. blown in at SB. Unit t Can tin Those who do not have to consider expense are now going lo health re- sorts to gel rid of impurities in the system that cause rheumatism, back- ache, joints and painful If you cannot go. yet felt you need relief from pain and misery, get restore the kidneys activity and make you feel well and strong. Sold everywhere The Quickest and Most Permanent Way TO BREAK UP CHILLS and FEVERS IS BY TAKING The Medicine with a Guarantee acts upon the Liver in a mild wait, and does not cause that feeling SO often the case with PRICE CENTS Sold by Country Merchants throughout Pitt County and by Drug Company, GREENVILLE, N. C. m i MRS. J. BOX OCEAN VIEW. VA. Not for Men Only Women suffer as much as men do from Indigestion and constipation and require the lams scientific remedy to keep the i . t. tho liver ac- and the bowels regular. Pole. Cathartic tablets are wholesome and Cleansing, do nut or cause ea. Some this is the one cathartic that takes away that over- full and feeling. Sold everywhere. oat MS. Mil TO SEE BETTER SEE BEST don t Neglect your EYES your are troubling bring them where the IS Pt and glasses to suit eyes are supplied cost duplicated. W. L. BEST, Optician aw Hair Cut for the Children Send folks tn us their Hair I ills and he taken care a well as If were their Sanitary Barber Shop S vi in ilium; Farmers Would you buy a FURNACE EYE if it would protect your ban. against FIRE Com let us show you at Gentry and Gamin's Warehouse. We can also supply either GROOVED or RIVET- ED FLUES, as we were the first link- here to mike flues. Jenkins Flue Co. J. J. JENKINS, Manager I. I. Harper. Sec. Vic hi I'll. I. Get the Want Ad Habit- Reflector Pay

Barring the each retail buyer of a new car, between August 1914 and August 1916, will receive from Mu to a share of the ford Motor Company's can drive a so simple in construction. No complex mechanism to learn. In town or country, for business or pleasure. Ford cars everybody, for about two cents a mile to operate maintain. Runabout Touring Car Town Car Couplet Sedan f. o. b. Detroit with all equipment. On display and sale at Ford Supply Company NOTICE THE LIMIT OF LUXURY Is reached when one a Saul la an up-to-date bathtub of oar No Is without H ea comfort and n from Its use Pays the M many times over. have Una In sot gladly will S. T. Hicks, THE Plumber For Sale or Kent I have two stores for sale or rent In Winterville, N. C. All persons inter- apply to, David Sutton, X. c. Mi-eta. If you value quick transportation, route your shipments via Norfolk and Southern Railroad. Watch the time made by their pack- age cars, and you will rind that your Interests are best served by patron- them, as Is I Mistake Made Many When you suffer pains and aches by day and sleep disturbing bladder weakness by night, feel tired, nervous and run down, the kidneys and be restored lo healthy, strong and regular It is a mistake to postpone treatment. Kidney Tills put tie kidneys in sound, healthy condition and keep them active and strong. Sold everywhere. How To Give Quinine To Children. name to an Improved Quinine. H is s Syrup, plea. nut to take tint disturb the Children take it and never know it is Quinine. especially adapted to who cannot lake ordinary Quinine. not nauseate nor cause nervousness nor ringing in the head. Try it the neat time you i red Quinine any pose. tor found origins package. The name in boric. cents Your Own The cause Of every condition In one's life is primarily in his own men- outer things that seem to lie caused are merely occasions. If one is looking without, blaming or circumstances for unpleasant conditions, he will o find a rem- There is no more important truth for the overcomer to learn about him- self than this, that h, is the one who makes own body and his environ- When he knows this he can work Environment. To bring up a child right you will have to bring up its parent right. A stream doesn't rise above its source. Many parents go waddling along through the world as if they did not amount to much, but they determine the character of their child. Sometimes a child arises above Its origin, but that comes because it has fallen into environment that helps it upward and onward. The greatest circumstance in education is environ- Some parent don't seem to care a snap for it. North Carolina. Pitt County. Notice is hereby given by the Hoard of of County in Reg- Session Assembled on Monday. lb ordered an election to held on the described on Creek at the east comer of the Ward land. running with the Ward line, In a north- direction to the road, thence with road to the Roanoke Lumber Company thence with said to th county road at Teddy, thence down aid county road to the Wilson and Greenville road, down the Wilson and road to branch Including the J T. down branch to -1 W. Gay's corner, thence down the W. W, line lo the north side of the Moor. place the W. w. thence down the D. Moore line to the north line of the lien dwells place, thence up the Hen Owens line to the Wilson county line, thence n the Wilson county line lo Creek, thence to the Thai the said election be held on Friday, 1916, at the Public s. In the above described for the purpose of taking and ascertaining, the will of the qualified voters of the above described territory. M to whether there shall or shall not In levied and collected a Special School Tax of cents on the One Hundred valuation of property and cent on the Poll in the above ed territory, and at said election those favoring the Tax shall vole a Written or printed ballot containing the words Tor Special opposed to said Tax shall vole a writ- ten or printed Ballot the words Special And it is further ordered that W. K Lang be and is hereby appointed Reg- for said election and way and Eula are hereby pointed Toll Holders or Judges of election. And it Is further ordered that New Registration is and shall be required, and that the Registration books for said District or Territory shall be op- on Thursday. June and closed Saturday July 1916, for the purpose of registering the qualified voters for the said District or Terri- This the Ml day of June. 1916. S. A. Congleton. Chm. Board of Pitt Co Attest Dell. Clerk. 1-13 lid C-l A Hopeful Motorist. is an optimistic soul, be- he thinks he could a pot of gold at the end of a he isn't quite as sanguine as that, but lie puts more faith in a tire than an other WALKING and RIDING CULTIVATORS MOWERS, RAKES AND REPAIRS North Pitt County. Notice, is hereby given, that the Hoard Commissioners of Pitt at a Special Call meeting Wednesday, May 11-. ordered an to be held In the following scribed y at the Davenport and corner nil Tar thence with Davenport and proctor lines to it Fleming. Jr., and line lo It 1- Smith's thence with It. . Smith and Fleming's line to the Washington road, with said road to J II- Wilson and H. Little's corner, thence with said Wilson and Little's line to Little, J. R. Daven- and mange corner, thence with Bath and Matthew Moves line, to canal, with said canal to P. Fleming and corner, thence with Sat and Fleming line to Sat- road, thence with R. It. Fleming and line to J. it Davenport and corner n the line, thence line to It and Baker thence with J. B, Little's line to the Barnhill line, thence with and Barnhill line to the Daniel line, thence with the Daniel and B. Little's line to Creek, thence with the Creek to the Daniel and Crawford corner, thine With said Crawford and Daniel line to the Moore thence with the Moore line to the Dudley line, now R. Harrington's thence with Harrington's and the Ward line the Spier land, thence with the Spier and Ward line to run, thence with said run lo Tar River, back to the That said election be held on Tues- day the day of July at the public school house, in the above de- scribed territory, for the purpose of taking and ascertaining the will of qualified voters of the above de- scribed property, as to whether there shall or shall not be levied and col- a Special School Tax of on tin One Hundred dollars valuation of property and on each Poll in the above described territory. And at said election those favoring the Special Tax vote a written or ballot containing the words. Special and those opposed to said Tax shall vote a written or ballot containing the words Special And it was further ordered, that J. be. and he is hereby appointed Registrar for said election and that I. S. Fleming and W. S. Williams are hereby appointed Poll holders or Judges and And it is further ordered, that a new registration is and shall be and that the registration Honks for said District or territory shall be opened on Friday. May 1916, and closed on Saturday. June 20th. 1915, for the purpose of registering the voters said district. This the 19th. day of May 1915, S. A. Congleton, Chairman Hoard of Com. of Pitt County Bell. clerk To the of Rodgers. You are hereby notified that the Clerk of the Superior Court of County, made an order in the pro. ceilings SOW pending m this Court wherein Rodgers, in petition, and his creditors are respondents, which said order is in words figures as North County. In the Superior Court before the Clerk. In Petition of Rodgers. vent Debtor. ORDER Eli Rodgers having Hied with the undersigned Clerk of the Superior Court of County, petition alleging that he II an insolvent debtor, and praying for an order that his estate may be assigned and for the petition of his creditors, and that his person may hereafter exempt from arrest and Imprisonment on account of any judgment rendered, or of any debts previously contracted, and he having filed With said petition a list of his creditors with the places of their residence and the amount ow- to each together with an Inventory of ins it is therefore ordered all of the creditors, or such of them as so desire, the said Ell Rodgers, shall show cause before the undersigned at bis office the Court House in Green- ville. N, Ci on the 12th day of July, 1915, why the petition of the said Rodger should not be allowed, and why his estate should not be assigned for the- benefit of his creditors, and his person thereafter be exempt from arrest or imprisonment on account of any debt filed in said schedule of debt It is therefore adjudged that this or- be published once a week for three successive weeks in the Greenville Reflector, a newspaper published in WANT ADS K. . FOB Dons, Beaten, and Proctor Hotel Building. K-Z SEAL AT S. M. lilt. I VI Hi Mi IS K HAS his office into National Bank build- second floor, to 6-5-15- months. FOB 1ST, now coupled by L, C. Hatch. Bros. received a car load of red cedar shingles. See u. before buying. Pitt Lumber Mfg. Co. H KM ED ROOMS centrally located. Apply this of- IS If- the town of Greenville. North Caro- This B IS law 1916. J. D. COX, Clerk Superior Court. The That Does Not Affect The of it tonic and laxative effect, and doe not net in head. Remember the full name look for the of E. W. In Superior Court WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR Builders Hardware Lime, Cement and Plaster Our line of Galvanized Iron and Rub- Roofing, Paints, Oils and Varnishes is complete and we can fill your orders promptly. Greenville, of Dissolution Stale North Carolina. Department of State. To All to whom these pr s I M Whereas. It appears to my by duly authenticated record of the proceedings for the voluntary solution thereof by the unanimous consent of all tho stockholders In my that Th Parker Company, a corporation of whose principal office is it town of Greenville. County of of North Carolina L. being the agent an In charge thereof, upon whom may be has complied with the requirements of chapter Revise of entitled to the issuing of this H ate of Dissolution. Now, therefore, I. J. Grimes rotary of the State of North Caro- tin, do hereby certify Hint the said corporation did. on the day of June, tile in my office a duly ex- and attested consent in i in to the of said corpora- executed by all the stockholders thereof, which said consent and Of the proceedings are now on tile in my said office as provided by In I, whereof. have here- to my band and affixed my official Raleigh, N. C. this day of June. A. D. J Bryan Secretary and Or North Carolina Pitt County. I. C, Hardware Co. vs W A. Ingram and Win- By virtue of an execution directed to the undersigned from the Superior Court of Pitt County in the above en- tilled action. on Monday, the day of July. 1915, at o'clock noon, at the courthouse door in said County, in Greenville, sell to the highest bidder for cash lo satisfy said execution issued on a judgment to enforce a lien filed against the property, alter described for material, nil the right, title and in- which the said W. A. Ingram and wife. Ingram, the defend- ants, have in the following ed real estate, or had on December to Situated In town of Ayden, Pitt County. North Carolina, and Is the house and lots located in the western part of said town of Ayden, lying oh 3rd street, and same lots upon S residence, and being the same lots recently purchased from J. DiXOn and others. Beginning at a slake feet from Joseph corner, runs a Westerly course with 3rd street feet to a stake, thence North and at right angles With street feet to a stake, thence an easterly course and with 3rd street feet to a W. A. theme a Southerly course and with the aforesaid second corner of street to the beginning. And also a lot lying just east of the above described property. This the 2nd day of June, Joseph Lawhorn, Sheriff . . FUSE On the following dates the Health Officer will be at the following places for the purpose vaccine free to all who wish it. July 2nd, from to At Stokes, 8th and 19th from P. M. to P. If. At the office of Dr. Moseley, to A. M. on July 1st. At the of Dr. Z to P. M. on July 1st. At the office of Dr. Morrill. Falk- land, to P. SI., on July 1st. At the office of Dr. Cox, Winterville, to 10.30 A. M. on July 2nd Al the office of Dr Ayden. A. M to P. SI. on July 2nd At the office of Dr. Dawson, ton. to P. SI., on July 2nd. At the office of Dr. Jones. land. to A. SI., on July 3rd Hanrahan, July from P. M. to 4.20 P. SI. At the office of Dr. Griffin. Bethel, to A SI. on June 7th, 18th. and and July 8th, At office at house, Wednesday and Saturdays from to P. Three injections will be given at ten day intervals with a hypodermic No scar or ulcer is produced. You lose practically no time from your work and you are protected from typhoid fever for to years. It is free to all. There are three times as many deaths per from typhoid fever in N. C. as in remainder of the U. S. and everyone who has it is incapacitated for two months besides the enormous expense. There are more than people alive in Pitt county today who will be dead months from today because they did not take this typhoid vaccine. There l no danger in taking this vaccine. II. T. Jr., If. D. County Health Officer. The That MM Set Ms laxative effect. is than ordinary and does cause nervousness nor in head full name and tor the E. w. c Having as administrators of the late Robert P. Allen, of the county of Pitt, this is to notify all per- sons having claims against the es- of the said Robert II. Allen to present them to the undersigned ad- on or before June I or this notice will be plead in bar of recovery thereof. All persons owing said estate will make Immediate settlement with ho said administrators. This the 16th day of June, It. B Allen Allen Harding and Pierce ti om .- week. J. I. K. I. Phone HI I King Second St., mo wkly. Sot lee to Having qualified as of the of B. Turner, led late of Pitt county. N. C. this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to I exhibit them to the undersigned Arthur, N C. on or before of June or this notice will be pleaded in bar Of All persons Indebted to said estate will male Immediate payment. This the day of June ODE TURNER. Administrator of H. B Turner. I BROWN. Attorney. Id wheat, Put Flour, Flak., Crisps Corn Poet Post en, Porridge, Grape Nuts, Cereal, Self-rising Flour, C. e. fed. S. M Schultz If It Is Headstones Markers Monuments Let HENRY T. KING IF MAS m POPULATION OF ONE HUNDRED ONE. AND IS BY THE BEST COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL KINDS ARE INVITED TO HERE FOR WE HATE EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE WAY OF CAPITAL AND FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSPAPER PLANT. TWELVE AMONG THE PEOPLE IN THE EASTERN OR NORTH CARO- LINA AND INVITE THOSE WHO WISH TO GET BET- ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU TO BRING TO THEIR ATTENTION. OUR ADVERTISING HATES ARE LOW AND CAN BE HAD Is the rueful, Moil Healthful, the Most st Washington. v it i. 1915. TC BE Horses Are Being Shipped into Norfolk to be forwarder to Europe Russian Troops Stop Advance Of Germans Norfolk. July arrival of thirty-two car loads expected early tomorrow morning over the Southern Railway it Is probable that the loading of horses for France will not begin. There are now about horses the Stock Yards in Berkley for the shipment from Pin- Point lo the Allies, but steamer which is now await- a cargo of horses, has a capacity of more than and i-i probable that loading of this ship Will not start until there is number of horses at hand to till this vessel. It was said the offices of the South- Point this that little that the loading of the would begin before tomorrow and that ship would probably start for France to- morrow or early Thursday morn While the Madonna, which left Nor- folk for Prance last week, the win make as fast trips a possible, other will be en- caged for the shipment of the horses in the contract of Dodge Brothers, as quickly as they are available. Ii. P. Matthews, attorney for Dodo Brothers, is now in Cheyenne arrange- for shipments of more horses. Men Masons Install Meeting August The officers of the Ayden Lodge No. A. F. and A. M , were Installed iii their beautiful new Temple at their regular communication held on Thurs- day, July by the Past r C Spear as W. m John ii. Cheek. S. W. Prescott. j. Fred Q Tress.- John Smith. Secretary. A, Jenkins. S. D. William a. Craft. j. n W. s. s. Frank S, ti. Mumford. Tyler Tod It. Allen This Lodge has the honor of having At Last Russians Succeed in Bracing Them- selves Against Rush of Allies- Little Fighting In East Reported London, July r,. Advices from Pet- claim that the Russians braced themselves on western battle front and that are with- standing tin onslaught the n allies. The reported . which roan mid wen preparing lo make on Warsaw, has been dealt a killing blow, say the dispatches, ml feels reasonably safe in predicting Warsaw is now sat. from the vengeance of the Teutons. The Germans and to rush troops and supplies the war on Russian front, and it is thought s great battle is el On the it is first one side and then other that holds The Germans capture a few trencher and then Allies recapture them. Early today, in an attack on a small French village, German soldiers and six officers were killed and wound- ed, while till Mime time. In Flan- ; whole column of German engaged two regiments of British and. French soldiers. The British and French retired in good order but a few men and guns, England is preparing to bring over another contingent of native troops from India and they are expected arrive within n few days. In the meantime, the Indian troops already in France are giving good account of themselves, in a bayonet ch yesterday, in which troops from sou- India figured prominently, large body of Germans were ; lg- ed from a position was menacing in lines. Italy doing mm h as it was expected she would do, and Is ling it pretty bard to hold her own against the masses of Austrian troops tint are being rushed to the region near Italian border Quiet in both Rome and Venice, though some entertain fears for the safety Of Venice in view of the air raids have already been attempted on that Al Troops ill Make Desperate MS CELL Attack on Villa Six Hundred Men are Lost When Attempt is Made to Capture Villa Stronghold- Eight Thousand Were Engaged . Deputy Grand Master. Mr. city. The Italian station- , . Chert as its worshipful mas- ed the Adriatic engaged and tar, and a compliment to Mm. have the District Grand Lodge also stayed off an attack Km- bold it first meeting with them on of August. The District Grand Lodge is composed of all the lodges in Pitt County, ten in number. This promises to be a very delight- gathering of the of Pitt and those who know of the hospitality of the good people of Ayden are a delightful and refreshing session. The speakers of the occasion are Hon. R Dunn, arrived In Grand orator of the killed and wounded, Submarines ill London. July -i The admiralty re ports an activity man submarines for past As as ships of 1st i the neutral countries In tin of the war lone have been and sent to the bottom. The An bound for Montreal to nine Officers Installed And an interest-j Program Rendered-In Evening Ball Came N. r July The public Installation of officers of Dodge of Masons and the picnic immediately following the ceremony drew large crowds to yesterday. The Installation took place In the splendid auditorium the School The Officers were installed by Master H. Williams, of Green- ville, and the the Was delivered by lion. F. Hard who was introduced by Dr. J II. Hudson The picnic given on the grounds of the school was thoroughly enjoyed by everybody as the land section is especially noted for having a bountiful supply Of Rood thing-- to eat. in the afternoon s large crowd witnessed the ball game between Ci and Greenville, which the former won by an exciting finish, the score being lour to three The program for the Installation was as Song i Trust in God, by a f girls. Installation Officers by PaM Master It. Williams Solo Looking tin-- Way, By Miss Ethel introduction Speaker by Dr. i it Hudson. Address -by lion P Harding, Duet-Sweet by Miss I,. ElkS and Miss Karl Proctor Reading Fire of Friendship By Miss Mary Proctor. be With You All. The officers installed were . Galloway, W. H. j. L. Williams, s. W. Dr j n. Hudson, J. W. J. O. Proctor, Treasurer. A Clark, Secretary. M. K. Hooks. S. D. T. F. Proctor, J. D. D Phelps, s. S. Robert Bright, J. S. Dixon, Tyler. County Court Had Heavy Docket for Monday Morning Laredo, Texas, July i six i. troops were killed in an all day battle yesterday in a fruitless tempt to capture Pan don. a Villa stronghold, about thirty miles north west of j. act n here Eighteen thousand men were report- ed engaged in the battle with total on both sides ; reinforcements renewed tack today. About eight thousand troops General ii vino advanced yesterday morning siting the railroad from i village about midway between Mon- and advance fol- lowed a Sunday truce during which both sides buried the dead, who two weeks Incessant lighting shout had fallen so thickly as to menace health, The officer estimated Villa had nearly ten thousand men concentrated at under Generals and Chao. ants the Phi ; Their purpose was to halt a secured a Judgment in the ordered by the nun that In possession the i . l; court was m -.- ii- kl; u i m and ; A number of were the roads for carrying and making assaults. Two i ; were tried at this ti rm also The case of W. W Kimball and Co., . VS Stanley Smith F C, Patterson was tried after the criminal matters bad been disposed of Monday, The mi case was suing mi a note which they had held against the defendants for the an out i I and rest, on a Kimball piano sold i advance from Monterey upon about two hundred miles west Mon- ten y. infantry and artillery m both sides began the battle about early yesterday morning. At night the charge ceased and General was reported have failed to gain ground This morn- report said, however, be had received reinforcements estimated and was renewing the attack mi the Villa army. All regular out of Monterey have been annulled. being used for transporting military equipment and wounded. Monterey hospitals were today convinced to rapacity with wended The authorities received reports ally large of had n westward from Villa it. and sell ii com t sir, the of the note and give the to the defendants. Another ml on all of day, ease, also, was concerning a a piano. W. Harrison, the ; lift was suing B. on . which he claimed he purchased from a certain piano company. The was tried by . Jury and were answered as the signature lo note on pro- cured by fraud, deceit Am n Yes. the plaintiff purchase said i good and . ii was ,., , . , , , infirmity or defect and before mat and for Answer X iii id. the defendant I . the and If so. In win Answer Nothing led the Villa losses about . quailed to the casualties fountain Defeats to fountain, N C , July i interesting ball lien were rs nil. defeated George Taylor, carrying i The In I .- Exact Manner o His Hot Known- Thought las Slipped a Revolver New York. . Frank t, professor of language who i s attempt Saturday to kill Morgan at his I lei ,. I., was dead pool of . lie Mini jail ti I lb .- minutes e exact K to ties i It I is believed that hi ii . . percuss . , . lathing and had escaped WhO SI I i I VI n I Count examining s body said I be- e . a . a ft. Ian and I mi asserted bi tared his skull b bead first from the ell i i. I v other t his head that w Bis aft of the nun w. to bis he let ., I-. . ;,, the Jail and e had semi . i en . , id in . . . at hand was found In ell and I d ti have been i no note dear vi must ti i more I think l l . -iii of . in the i bye, Sweet e for the I with me vi I I i My I real Hi state Honorable T W ell. T. M. Wooten of Greenville, and others. it seems, i tone to her Ina warfare l to knees the v. C, M. Rock left this morn to Ms family there win re will spend sum- in. r Johnson went Kith hit i spend a few days in Ridge lime of ll Owens held the vis lo men for the tour the lowing three scores, he was then re- by Jefferson wonder who pitched remaining live Innings allowing two scores. Rollins on the mound for the vis- team was haul Bl all limes during game The visiting team was sure the c. me mini the tilth when hit a home run. which seem- caused the visitors to lose their Mil confidence, for they the locals bad them outclassed when ii . to good ball playing i be winning of the lo the heavy batting of the of Fountain, and the terrific pitching of Owens and son. rot v in in I upon payment ii, Davis, i om six months on roods ii. Evans, assault with weapon, two years on e roads Lewis Forbes, with lead I y weapon. Sin and George Johnson, Laura Johnson, Oscar Johnson, George Johnson and Laura found guilty. suspended George Johnson, false . months on roads. John Henry t lark, . months on the road e I,, c deadly weapon, one half the i carrying concealed Judgment suspended noon pay- Of the W U. Hudson, carrying coin, led i weapon, not guilty. I a t a lies Mr, i and Mr L Wood it . i walking canes from I i The canes are made from bark of the Red Wood with i California abounds, he cam about thirty inches In length and bark from which th. y were as thick as canes arc long. When the canes were bis morning and tho i looked at t n Id bark en the Wood In thick as the count. wen seen. However, Is a in.- tress ii. an , twenty live feet in r, . is possible for Hie to have n from bark of one t