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Te the Creditors of Rodger. <lb/>
You are hereby notified <lb/>
Clark of the Superior Court <lb/>
of Pitt County, made an order m toe <lb/>
proceedings now pending in Court <lb/>
wherein Rodger, in petition, <lb/>
bis creditors are respondents, which <lb/>
said order in words figures as <lb/>
follow <lb/>
North Carolina, County. <lb/>
in the Superior Court before the Clerk. <lb/>
in Petition of Rodgers, <lb/>
vent Debtor. <lb/>
Eli Rodgers having with <lb/>
undersigned Clark of the Superior <lb/>
Court Pitt County, petition alleging <lb/>
he is an Insolvent debtor, and <lb/>
praying for an order that bis estate <lb/>
may be assigned and for the petition <lb/>
of his creditors, and that bis person <lb/>
may hereafter be exempt from arrest <lb/>
and imprisonment on account of any <lb/>
judgment previously rendered, or of <lb/>
any debts previously contracted, and <lb/>
he having filed with said petition a <lb/>
list of his creditors with the places of <lb/>
their residence and the amount ow- <lb/>
to each together with an inventory <lb/>
of his <lb/>
It is therefore ordered that all of <lb/>
the creditors, or such of them as so <lb/>
desire, of the said shall <lb/>
dhow cause before the undersigned at <lb/>
his office in the Court House in Green- <lb/>
ville, N. C. on the 12th day of July, <lb/>
why the petition of said <lb/>
Rodgers should not be allowed, and <lb/>
why his estate should not be assigned <lb/>
for the benefit of his creditors, and <lb/>
his person thereafter be exempt from <lb/>
arrest or imprisonment on account of <lb/>
any debt filed in said schedule of debt <lb/>
It is therefore adjudged that this or- <lb/>
he published once a for three <lb/>
successive weeks in the Greenville <lb/>
Reflector, a newspaper published in <lb/>
the town of Greenville. North Caro- <lb/>
This June 1915. <lb/>
j. n. cox, <lb/>
Superior Court. <lb/>
t IS law <lb/>
NOTICE OF SALE <lb/>
North Carolina n Superior <lb/>
County <lb/>
Before J. D. Cox, Clerk. <lb/>
Emma L, Moore, G. Moore, J. <lb/>
E. Moore. Pearlie More. John <lb/>
Moore. Lily Belle Oakley and Willie <lb/>
Oakley, by their nest friend, F. M. <lb/>
Woolen. <lb/>
Ex <lb/>
ii virtue of the <lb/>
Court of Pitt County, made by J. <lb/>
D. clerk of the Superior <lb/>
in the above entitled cause, on the <lb/>
36th day of June, 1915, the <lb/>
Commissioner will, on <lb/>
day, the day of July. 1815, ex- <lb/>
pose to public before the Court <lb/>
House Door In Greenville, to the high- <lb/>
est bidder for cash, the following <lb/>
scribed real property, to <lb/>
undivided inter, <lb/>
and to the following described truer <lb/>
or parcel of land, to Lying and <lb/>
being in Greenville Township, I'm <lb/>
County, North Carolina, adjoining the <lb/>
lands of Harvey Allen, Josi Mi <lb/>
Noah Tyson and oilier- and <lb/>
acres more or ii -.- . <lb/>
as the Tyson Home I <lb/>
Joel however, to the life estate of Mi <lb/>
This sale is made for the Be of <lb/>
making partition among the <lb/>
In common. <lb/>
This day of June 1815. <lb/>
F. C. Harding. <lb/>
6-30-15 ltd <lb/>
NOTICE. <lb/>
In the Superior Court <lb/>
State of North Carolina <lb/>
County of Pitt. <lb/>
Hudson, <lb/>
vs. <lb/>
G. F. Hudson. <lb/>
The defendant above named will <lb/>
take notice that an action entitled as <lb/>
above has commenced in the <lb/>
Court of Pitt County, to have <lb/>
dissolved the bonds of matrimony <lb/>
heretofore solemnized between the <lb/>
plaintiff and defendant and the said <lb/>
defendant will further take <lb/>
he Is required to appear at the <lb/>
term of Superior Court of <lb/>
County to be held on second Mon- <lb/>
day before the first of <lb/>
it being the Mid. day <lb/>
August, 1915., at the Com House of <lb/>
said County In North Car- <lb/>
and answer or demur to the <lb/>
complaint In said action, or the plain- <lb/>
tiff will apply to tho tor tho <lb/>
relief demanded In said complaint. <lb/>
This the day of June 1915. <lb/>
J. D. COX, <lb/>
Clerk of the Superior Court <lb/>
very owning or occupying <lb/>
a lot in the town of Greenville are <lb/>
hereby notified to clean off their lots <lb/>
and fronting and abutting <lb/>
same of all junk grass weed.-. , <lb/>
other vegetation by the tenth of July <lb/>
1915, Failing to comply with this no <lb/>
will he subject to I <lb/>
This the tad day of July 1916. <lb/>
J. T. Smith. <lb/>
Chief Polio. <lb/>
7-2-15 Std <lb/>
North Carolina <lb/>
Pill <lb/>
is herein by the <lb/>
of Pill <lb/>
County in an adjourned as <lb/>
on Monday, July 1916, <lb/>
thaw an election be bald in UM <lb/>
following described <lb/>
on the north side of Tar <lb/>
river Mud Point Seine <lb/>
Beet h. thence running north <lb/>
east lo creak, <lb/>
with the Creak to B B <lb/>
Miles Little. Stephen land <lb/>
with the Mid <lb/>
and line to Wilson's <lb/>
line, thence with the said Wilson and <lb/>
line to Robert <lb/>
line, thence with Robert <lb/>
Peel's and line ti <lb/>
stash line, thence with <lb/>
Lee and Peel line to J. B. <lb/>
line, thence with K. <lb/>
Baker and Lee's line to It K. <lb/>
Fleming's line, with the <lb/>
Fleming Una to Trainers Creak <lb/>
thence up the said creek to J. B. <lb/>
and Waller Webb's corner <lb/>
thence With the said and <lb/>
Webb line to Geo. and Walter <lb/>
Webb's corner, thence with the said <lb/>
Webb and line to Matthew <lb/>
line, thence the <lb/>
and Webb line to lb <lb/>
line, thence the Sailer <lb/>
Webb line to White- <lb/>
head and public road <lb/>
thence with the said road to the Shep- <lb/>
Mill road, thence with the Shep- <lb/>
Mill road to the lurk of the road <lb/>
n front of Italian house <lb/>
thence with the road leading lo <lb/>
Fork to the Barnhill and <lb/>
new road, thence a straight line ti <lb/>
the Measle branch, thence a <lb/>
straight line to the ten mile Post on <lb/>
the A I. Railroad. with <lb/>
the and Which- <lb/>
ard line to the Dave line <lb/>
thence with the Have Willis and <lb/>
hard line to Hunting Run. thence <lb/>
with Hunting Hun to Creek <lb/>
with Creek to Henry <lb/>
Ward and the Hopkins corner, thence <lb/>
with Henry Ward and Hopkins Mm <lb/>
to R. D. George Moore <lb/>
line, thence with Harrington and <lb/>
Hopkins line to E. A Carney's and <lb/>
Harrington's line to the Hen Women <lb/>
. thence with the Hen Wooten <lb/>
and Joe Daniel line to Lawrence Ward <lb/>
line, thence with the Wooten and <lb/>
Lawrence Ward line to W I. <lb/>
Halt on line, thence V. L. <lb/>
west line to l. G. Moore's <lb/>
line, with D. G Moore and <lb/>
Nobles line to Lunsford <lb/>
line, with Lunsford Fleming <lb/>
and D. Moore's Una lo <lb/>
John Fleming's line, with tin <lb/>
John Flaming line lo Man <lb/>
line, thence with the Matt Harris and <lb/>
Fleming line lo Tar river thence with <lb/>
Tar river lo the <lb/>
Thai the said election to he held on <lb/>
Tuesday September 1915, tin <lb/>
Public School house hi the above de- <lb/>
scribed territory the purpose <lb/>
taking and ascertaining, will of <lb/>
the qualified voters of the above de- <lb/>
scribed territory, as in whether then <lb/>
shall up shall be levied and col- <lb/>
a School lax of <lb/>
cents on Poll and ten cents on tin <lb/>
One Hundred dollars valuation prop- <lb/>
in the above described territory <lb/>
and hi said election those favoring <lb/>
the Special Tan shall vote a written <lb/>
or printed ballot containing the rd <lb/>
For Special and those <lb/>
ed Tax shall vote a written or <lb/>
printed Ballot containing words <lb/>
Special Tax <lb/>
And is further ordered that. J. J <lb/>
be and he is hereby <lb/>
in inti I Registrar for I <lb/>
S V. Williams and I Flem <lb/>
are appointed Poll Hold <lb/>
era or Judges of election. <lb/>
Audit Is further ordered that a net <lb/>
Is and shall be required <lb/>
that Registration honks for <lb/>
said District o- territory shall be op <lb/>
lied mi Thursday, August 1915 <lb/>
closed Saturday. September <lb/>
1915, for the purpose of Registering <lb/>
th qualified voters the said Dis- <lb/>
or territory. <lb/>
This the 12th day of July, <lb/>
S A Congleton, <lb/>
Board of county <lb/>
Bell. Clark . <lb/>
T-H lid <lb/>
NOTICE <lb/>
North Carolina <lb/>
county <lb/>
Before Board of Commission- <lb/>
Notice is hereby given that n <lb/>
has been tiled the Hoard <lb/>
of Commissioners of county, <lb/>
Cannon, W. C Wilson. J. H. <lb/>
Tripp and others, to lay out. and es- <lb/>
a public road in said county <lb/>
Ayden township as to <lb/>
at the extension of the <lb/>
road running to Ayden, near the for- <lb/>
mer home of J. W. Cannon and run- <lb/>
through the lands <lb/>
J. II. Tripp, Cannon <lb/>
others to Fork Swamp at the Venters <lb/>
crossing, making a more direct road <lb/>
from Venters X Roads to <lb/>
Tho notice required by Section <lb/>
of the of 1905, of North <lb/>
Carolina Is given, the said <lb/>
will he heard at the next meet- <lb/>
of the said Board on the 2nd <lb/>
of August 1918. <lb/>
This July , <lb/>
lira i- <lb/>
Clerk of the Board of i <lb/>
lid <lb/>
Murder Near Ayden Sunday <lb/>
At a colored church known as <lb/>
Ridge Springs Church, near Ayden. <lb/>
Jim Johnson was shot and instantly <lb/>
killed Sunday morning by Ernest <lb/>
Braxton. The shooting is said to <lb/>
have occurred when Johnson, the <lb/>
who was killed and several <lb/>
were joking Braxton, who <lb/>
had just driven up to church. <lb/>
Braxton made for his home directly <lb/>
after shooting. Sheriff <lb/>
horn and Constable Dixie Cannon, of <lb/>
Ayden. were notified of the murder <lb/>
and went to the house of the <lb/>
where they found him. He a <lb/>
bronchi here immediately and placed <lb/>
in jail lo await trial at the next term <lb/>
of Superior court In <lb/>
Write Even <lb/>
Everyday Foley and Co. receive <lb/>
from grateful men and <lb/>
men. telling how Foley Kidney Pills <lb/>
cured them of backache, sore mus- <lb/>
stiff joints and other kidney <lb/>
and bladder troubles. Is very quick <lb/>
to and rheumatism <lb/>
due to kidney trouble. No other <lb/>
remedy has a longer record of cures <lb/>
Sold everywhere. <lb/>
-Notice of registration and election, <lb/>
upon the proposition to issue fifty <lb/>
thousand dollars worth of road bonds <lb/>
by Farmville Township, Pitt county, <lb/>
North Carolina. <lb/>
Carolina. <lb/>
Pitt County. <lb/>
Notice is hereby given that the <lb/>
Hoard of Commissioners of Pitt <lb/>
in regular session assembled on <lb/>
5th day of July 1915. It being <lb/>
the regular meeting held on the first <lb/>
Monday of July 1915, ordered an <lb/>
to be held In Farmville town- <lb/>
ship, County, North Carolina on <lb/>
Tuesday the 21st day of September <lb/>
1915, at the regular polling place in <lb/>
the town of Farmville for said Town- <lb/>
ship on the question or proposition <lb/>
of issuing Fifty thousand dollars <lb/>
worth of road bonds, to bear five per <lb/>
cent interest per annum payable semi- <lb/>
annually, and to run for a period <lb/>
Thirty years, Funds received <lb/>
from the same to be used for the <lb/>
pose of laying out, establishing, re- <lb/>
pairing, grading, constructing; and <lb/>
improving in any way the Public <lb/>
Roads in Farmville Township as pro- <lb/>
by an Act of the Legislature of <lb/>
North Carolina, Session of 1913, <lb/>
as Chapter One Hundred and <lb/>
twenty-two of the Public Laws <lb/>
of Carolina. <lb/>
And notice i s <lb/>
en, that an entirely New Registration <lb/>
for said was ordered and <lb/>
tailed and that B. O. Turnage was <lb/>
and is appointed Registrar for said <lb/>
election, and that the Books tor Reg- <lb/>
will be opened on Monday. <lb/>
August Id, 1915 and close inn <lb/>
on Saturday. September. <lb/>
on each Saturday luring the <lb/>
said Registration period the Regis- <lb/>
books will he open at the reg- <lb/>
Polling in tho town of <lb/>
Farmville North Carolina, and all <lb/>
other than during said period will be <lb/>
opened at the office of B. Turnage <lb/>
in town of Farmville, North Caro- <lb/>
all citizens desiring to <lb/>
vote in said bond election to he held <lb/>
on September 1915, will be re- <lb/>
quired to register. <lb/>
This the 8th day of July, 1915. <lb/>
S. A. Congleton, <lb/>
Com, Board of Com. Pitt county. <lb/>
Bell. Clerk. <lb/>
HILL TO <lb/>
FIT PLAN <lb/>
Secretary of Will <lb/>
lie Veil <lb/>
ii s Members Are <lb/>
known lo In I <lb/>
July of <lb/>
the Navy Daniels will ask <lb/>
at next for a Urge <lb/>
the use the depart- <lb/>
proposed civilian advisory <lb/>
board on invention and developments, <lb/>
i of which has been <lb/>
accepted by Thomas A <lb/>
appropriations will <lb/>
be asked alto by the war department, <lb/>
in which of <lb/>
is handled by the of <lb/>
n. and ordinance the bun all <lb/>
ordinance. <lb/>
Secretary Daniels said <lb/>
feel sure that the advisory <lb/>
when the names of all selected <lb/>
accept. Will tie composed of men of <lb/>
such prominence as lo make tin <lb/>
country feel that What is possible Tor <lb/>
the human mind to devise will tie <lb/>
devised tor our <lb/>
The secretary said he would <lb/>
not give the names of the other <lb/>
until he has received their ac- <lb/>
But it is generally under- <lb/>
stood that Orville Wright, the pioneer <lb/>
of Is one of them. Others <lb/>
mentioned are Henry Ford, Unison <lb/>
Alexander Graham Bell. <lb/>
For Hay lever or <lb/>
Many persons dread July on ac- <lb/>
count of hay fever. Foley's Honey <lb/>
and Tar Compound is recognized as <lb/>
the ideal remedy for hay fever and <lb/>
asthma. heals and soothes the <lb/>
raw. rasping; throat and eases the <lb/>
choking sensation. It allays <lb/>
and irritation and brings easy, <lb/>
natural breathing. <lb/>
Bold everywhere. <lb/>
ROOMS <lb/>
Phone <lb/>
FOR <lb/>
7-m <lb/>
Deafness -Cannot Be Cured <lb/>
by as cannot <lb/>
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Tar remedy that <lb/>
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years. Don't continue to <lb/>
fer. II will help you. Contains no <lb/>
opiates. <lb/>
Sold everywhere. <lb/>
ISSUE <lb/>
A DECREE OP AMNESTY <lb/>
Which the Minister <lb/>
Will Contribute; to a <lb/>
Spirit of tinier in <lb/>
Illy. <lb/>
Washington, <lb/>
III r Mexico the <lb/>
today <lb/>
and from <lb/>
I and leading of the <lb/>
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ml carry nut their to tight In <lb/>
and to on <lb/>
foreigners <lb/>
Tin- said <lb/>
In control have Issued <lb/>
a and this <lb/>
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spirit and a prevalence of in <lb/>
tin capital. <lb/>
to Pal and Sickly <lb/>
tonic. <lb/>
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black <lb/>
while head Horns and <lb/>
unmarked. Teen In my field and vi- <lb/>
for three months. iV. <lb/>
Greenville, C. R. F. D. t. <lb/>
ltd <lb/>
Summer Ac-lies and <lb/>
A backache that cannot he ex- <lb/>
plained by having in a is <lb/>
more than likely the result of <lb/>
kidneys. Foley Kidney Pills <lb/>
promptly relieve backache, sore or <lb/>
still muscles and rheumatism, <lb/>
and sleep disturbing bladder ailments. <lb/>
They put the kidneys in sound, heal- <lb/>
thy condition. <lb/>
Sold everywhere. <lb/>
of registration and election <lb/>
upon proposition to issue Fifty <lb/>
Thousand worth of Head <lb/>
Bonds by Falkland township, Pitt <lb/>
County, North Carolina. <lb/>
North Carolina. <lb/>
Hilt county. <lb/>
Notice Is hereby given that the <lb/>
Hoard of Commissioners of Pitt <lb/>
in regular session assembled on <lb/>
tin- Bin day of July 1915, It being the <lb/>
regular meeting held the 1st Monday <lb/>
1915. ordered an election <lb/>
be In Id in Falkland township, Pitt <lb/>
County. North Carolina, on Tuesday <lb/>
the day of September 1915, at the <lb/>
regular polling place In the towns of <lb/>
Falkland for said township, on the <lb/>
question or proposition of issuing <lb/>
Fifty Thousand Dollars, <lb/>
worth of Bonds, to bear Five <lb/>
per cent Interest per annum, payable <lb/>
semi-annually, and to run for a per- <lb/>
of thirty years the funds <lb/>
received from the same to be used <lb/>
for the purpose of laying out, <lb/>
and repairing, grading, con- <lb/>
and improving in any <lb/>
the Public Roads in Falkland town- <lb/>
ship as provided by an Act of <lb/>
Legislature of North Carolina, <lb/>
of 1913, designated as Chapter <lb/>
One Hundred and twenty-two <lb/>
of the Public laws of North Carolina. <lb/>
And notice is further hereby <lb/>
en that an entirely new registration <lb/>
for said election was ordered and <lb/>
called, and that J. H. Smith was <lb/>
and is Registrar for said <lb/>
Election, and that the Books for Reg- <lb/>
will be open on Monday, <lb/>
August Hi, 1915, and closed at sun- <lb/>
set on Saturday, September 1915, <lb/>
that on each Saturday during the <lb/>
said time and said Registration books <lb/>
will ho open at the regular polling <lb/>
place in the town of Falkland and <lb/>
at all other times at the residence <lb/>
of the said J. H. Smith in the said <lb/>
Town of Falkland, North Carolina, <lb/>
and all citizens desiring to vote on <lb/>
said Bond Election to be held on <lb/>
will be required to <lb/>
register. <lb/>
This the day of July 1915. <lb/>
S. A. Congleton, <lb/>
dim Board County Commissioners <lb/>
Bell, clerk. <lb/>
KILLED THREE <lb/>
EXPLOSION <lb/>
WANT ADS <lb/>
I. I. FOB. <lb/>
Heaters. and <lb/>
Proctor Hotel la-M-N. <lb/>
IS. M<lb/>
FOR 1ST, -lour <lb/>
now by L. c. Hatch, <lb/>
Bros. <lb/>
HAS MOM I. <lb/>
his office into National build- <lb/>
second floor, rooms to <lb/>
6-5-16--2 months. <lb/>
Just received a car <lb/>
load of red cedar shingles. See <lb/>
before buying. Pitt Lumber Mfg. Co. <lb/>
Ma at The Cot- <lb/>
ton Mill Store. <lb/>
If It II <lb/>
Headstones <lb/>
Markers <lb/>
Monuments <lb/>
Let Me See You <lb/>
HENRY T. KING <lb/>
FOR One Hundred <lb/>
Horse power return boilers <lb/>
in good order, with necessary <lb/>
by J. Havens, Washington, N. <lb/>
C. <lb/>
IF VOl FRESH FISH <lb/>
out of the ocean cull B. M. <lb/>
city Market. 7-14 Old . <lb/>
Penna Grove, N. J . July <lb/>
workman was killed and three others <lb/>
injured in an explosion wreck- <lb/>
ed buildings of the Dupont Pow- <lb/>
Company. The explosion was the <lb/>
tilth within four days. Ii is believed <lb/>
that explosions were caused from <lb/>
the outside of the buildings. <lb/>
WAR BEACHES <lb/>
THREE mi <lb/>
London. July was officially <lb/>
announced today that the <lb/>
lions to meat British loan <lb/>
reached of almost three billion <lb/>
dollars. <lb/>
K IS <lb/>
We grow them. Hoses, Violets. Val- <lb/>
lilies and Carnations a specialty. <lb/>
Wedding and funeral flowers <lb/>
ed to latest artistic styles. <lb/>
Cabbage and col lard plants <lb/>
ready now. <lb/>
POT PLASM <lb/>
Palms and many other plot <lb/>
plants for the house. Write to our <lb/>
Price List of Rose Bushes <lb/>
Plants, <lb/>
and Shade Trees. <lb/>
Ho Wilts l OCCASIONS <lb/>
telegraph and telephone <lb/>
promptly by I. <lb/>
mid I Mortal, f. <lb/>
Whit L, Brown, Agent, Greenville <lb/>
North Carolina, <lb/>
The i <lb/>
COLLEGE OF <lb/>
MECHANIC HITS <lb/>
IND <lb/>
n seeking In I <lb/>
for practical life in Agriculture <lb/>
and it- allied In Civil, <lb/>
Electrical and <lb/>
In and in Tex- <lb/>
tile Industry, and In Agricultural <lb/>
excellent <lb/>
for chosen careers at <lb/>
Industrial . This College Ma <lb/>
fur life. fur the <lb/>
jar of men, students, <lb/>
in I <lb/>
at eat on lo- <lb/>
8th. <lb/>
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CULTIVATORS <lb/>
MOWERS, RAKES AND REPAIRS <lb/>
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR <lb/>
Builders Hardware <lb/>
Lime, Cement and Plaster <lb/>
Our line of Galvanized Iron and Rub- <lb/>
Roofing, Paints, Oils and Varnishes <lb/>
is complete and we can fill your orders <lb/>
promptly. <lb/>
Greenville, <lb/>
Slate<lb/>
OF <lb/>
waters it bas <lb/>
A POPULATION OP FOUR <lb/>
THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED <lb/>
IND ONE. AND IS <lb/>
ROUNDED BY THE BEST <lb/>
FARMING COUNTRY. <lb/>
INDUSTRIES OF ALL <lb/>
KINDS ARE INVITED TO <lb/>
LOCATE HERE FOR WE <lb/>
HA TO <lb/>
OFFER IS THE VAT OF <lb/>
LABOR, CAPITAL AND <lb/>
TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. <lb/>
WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE <lb/>
AND NEWSPAPER <lb/>
PLANT.<lb/>
WE SAVE A LA- <lb/>
TI ON OF TWELVE HUN- <lb/>
AMONG THE <lb/>
PEOPLE IN THE <lb/>
PART OF NORTH CARO- <lb/>
LINA AND INVITE THOSE <lb/>
WISH TO BET- <lb/>
ACQUAINT ED WITH <lb/>
GOOD PEOPLE IN <lb/>
i BUSINESS WAT TO JAKE <lb/>
PEW SPACE AND <lb/>
TELL THEM WHAT YOU <lb/>
TO BRING TO THEIR <lb/>
ATTENTION. <lb/>
OUR A OVERT I SING <lb/>
HATES ARE LOW AND CAN <lb/>
BE HAD UPON <lb/>
N. C, 1.1 HIS, <lb/>
M Mill It <lb/>
Will Be No <lb/>
Threats In The <lb/>
Note to Germany <lb/>
BECKER MAKES <lb/>
APPEAL <lb/>
FOR HIS LIFE <lb/>
However Note Will be Possessed of an Air Still He is Innocent in Man Who His Kite Ii <lb/>
ii Finally and Will Curtail Field of Discus- M of <lb/>
Putting it in Shape <lb/>
urn bl i <lb/>
the . pi <lb/>
in bi seal lo German <lb/>
I lie <lb/>
for <lb/>
rights mi ; <lb/>
TUB in hi <lb/>
for the Bra lime In <lb/>
ii month, a draft a <lb/>
the <lb/>
note which failed lo grant <lb/>
of the States <lb/>
growing out of the linking the <lb/>
The draft was Incomplete <lb/>
in tin it character <lb/>
however, there wan unanimous <lb/>
agreement, and Secretary <lb/>
wax tonight putting In more <lb/>
language the Mean net forth. <lb/>
of the cabinet generally <lb/>
preserved regarding prob- <lb/>
able contents of the <lb/>
the cautioned <lb/>
In advance of <lb/>
publication document, <lb/>
Impressions lie cable abroad <lb/>
before the actual I in <lb/>
Berlin. <lb/>
sin , Information was obtainable <lb/>
concerning nature of the new note <lb/>
as chiefly a negative character. <lb/>
Cabinet officers made it that ii <lb/>
would ultimatum or make <lb/>
any threat as to future purposes <lb/>
of the United States. At the <lb/>
they pointed out it probably <lb/>
would have an air of duality curtail- <lb/>
the Bald of discussion and <lb/>
and placing squarely t Ger- <lb/>
many the responsibility for am <lb/>
lions might subsequent <lb/>
danger friendly relations i <lb/>
two countries. Today's <lb/>
Young Men Find Improve-; <lb/>
Bonds on <lb/>
Evans Street <lb/>
Vi i J Another <lb/>
life <lb/>
; ,, , <lb/>
in .<lb/>
ii ii. today when<lb/>
v. , . <lb/>
I'll- <lb/>
ii <lb/>
was devoted lo an extent <lb/>
bat American people <lb/>
really wanted the Washington <lb/>
meal to t In Bo <lb/>
far as cabinet officers Judge <lb/>
by their examination of public <lb/>
sinus the nation bail voiced all <lb/>
cut desire that the honor dignity <lb/>
of Stales be upheld, but <lb/>
that a course lie followed <lb/>
which would maintain peace. <lb/>
On Germany's next reply and tbs <lb/>
of public opinion there <lb/>
after will depend a extent, <lb/>
according to Intimations <lb/>
what the action of United <lb/>
States will be concerning <lb/>
of American rights. <lb/>
stated that <lb/>
no complete report what bad <lb/>
i In the encounter the <lb/>
British and German <lb/>
v . had reached sum <lb/>
n Investigation been <lb/>
through de- <lb/>
and a report In i <lb/>
within a few days, but dispatch <lb/>
of tH to will not b de <lb/>
. oil <lb/>
, i. dun i rate. <lb/>
Messrs. O. Warren and I., <lb/>
picked up paper on the <lb/>
street Sunday morning that has at- <lb/>
a great amount of curiosity. <lb/>
The paper was found on sidewalk <lb/>
in front of the Royal upon <lb/>
being unfolded by the young men who <lb/>
found it they were quite astonished to <lb/>
that paper contained coupon <lb/>
bonds issued by town of Green- <lb/>
ville in The coupons were <lb/>
some Improvement bonds <lb/>
bore signatures of II <lb/>
Long, and J. Whichard, <lb/>
eh Homo of the coupon were <lb/>
due while others were dated be- <lb/>
ml i he present time, <lb/>
If w e go id . <lb/>
. amounts specified on them <lb/>
would to almost a thou. <lb/>
dollars, It has been learned, <lb/>
however, these bonds were Issued <lb/>
by the town and later canceled, so <lb/>
they are consequently of no value. <lb/>
The question everybody is now <lb/>
asking is. dropped the coupons <lb/>
mi the They look as II <lb/>
they have never been handled much <lb/>
gild It Is very evident that they hadn't <lb/>
been on sidewalk very long when <lb/>
the above named gentleman came <lb/>
along and picked them up. <lb/>
I . . <lb/>
Saturday. <lb/>
.- . r<lb/>
i .- u I.;<lb/>
Leo Frank <lb/>
Live <lb/>
Ga. July <lb/>
p. till Local prison <lb/>
today the <lb/>
condition of Leo Frank was <lb/>
very much Unproved over his <lb/>
condition of yesterday and last <lb/>
Mis pulse is normal, and <lb/>
every indication points to <lb/>
Frank's surviving the murder- <lb/>
made on him by a <lb/>
fellow prisoner. <lb/>
Heavy, <lb/>
The rainfall bar <lb/>
hours, beginning at <lb/>
day. was inches as nut <lb/>
the local weather for <lb/>
Weather Thai M <lb/>
usually heavy rainfall. <lb/>
school girl <lb/>
takes to <lb/>
Miss Reba Bryan, who <lb/>
baa been lure attending the <lb/>
of Carolina Ti <lb/>
School, was taken with <lb/>
Monday and her condition <lb/>
that the doctors thought II b I <lb/>
he be carried home. <lb/>
taken la Durham on the <lb/>
I will <lb/>
a I I <lb/>
I While here she stayed In the city <lb/>
ii.-., d In tin <lb/>
Slut Sing prison death and said <lb/>
to contain new facts In <lb/>
the hands of Governor Whitman, at <lb/>
Albany. With the statement was a <lb/>
that the governor cram the <lb/>
condemned man a the light <lb/>
fads now disclosed the <lb/>
first <lb/>
The publication of statement <lb/>
here tonight followed the <lb/>
during the day by Martin T. <lb/>
of counsel for <lb/>
within the next few days an <lb/>
lion would in- made before a supreme <lb/>
court here for a new I rial for <lb/>
Docker on the ground of <lb/>
covered evident. <lb/>
Bi i. r's statement Is a <lb/>
history of he the <lb/>
dealings and the ah <lb/>
. hi d in .- <lb/>
ii . was .; <lb/>
a . tin used by <lb/>
. . bran, of Bi counsel <lb/>
,, . before tilted State. <lb/>
Court Justice Hughes a <lb/>
writ error. The latter document <lb/>
was Included In the documents sent to <lb/>
the governor In order that he might <lb/>
know the grounds on winch Mr. Cock- <lb/>
ran sought a writ of error. <lb/>
Name In- <lb/>
The name of the hue Timothy l. <lb/>
at the time of <lb/>
affair a slate senator, is brought <lb/>
Becker's statement at length. Becker <lb/>
claims that Sullivan had Intervened <lb/>
the police in an effort to gel per- <lb/>
mission for to run his <lb/>
gambling house, saying he was <lb/>
Interested In the and <lb/>
wanted to help <lb/>
Later, after place was <lb/>
raided and began publish. <lb/>
charges against Beaker, <lb/>
according to the statement, told Hie <lb/>
police lieutenant must <lb/>
he Induced to leave town. This was <lb/>
long before the <lb/>
Becker say- It is report <lb/>
that a sum money was raised, <lb/>
by Rom from gamblers, <lb/>
to gel away. re- <lb/>
fused the sum but consented to go for <lb/>
a larger sum it is said it was for <lb/>
this larger sum that be waiting <lb/>
Hotel when shot. <lb/>
His <lb/>
. i- act <lb/>
framed <lb/>
pan <lb/>
by his <lb/>
I mil<lb/>
if his <lb/>
Zapata Takes <lb/>
Control of The <lb/>
Mexican Capital <lb/>
I he Troops Thai Were Recently Driven cut <lb/>
Have Returned And Taken Charge of C <lb/>
No Trains to Vera Cruz and Not Concerned <lb/>
Of <lb/>
Wen- , ll III i <lb/>
.,., ii -i moments to <lb/>
name ere n illy when <lb/>
asked, lie is suffering with pi llama <lb/>
he stage, Deep Run <lb/>
pie, however, do not share the <lb/>
belief, and there have come sin. <lb/>
Inter rumors from that section. II <lb/>
Mill had been left overnight In the <lb/>
section after crime he would <lb/>
lime been killed, the <lb/>
says, Tin- man was pampered and <lb/>
pelted son of a preacher, always <lb/>
if a morose disposition. When neigh- <lb/>
summoned b one of his <lb/>
reached Hill's doorway follow- <lb/>
the slaying, they Found hint hold- <lb/>
hi hi v.;. n a <lb/>
lost re, with one arm supporting the <lb/>
k. and with his other hand tried <lb/>
make the head nil straight <lb/>
steady upon the shoulders. The <lb/>
neighbors watched In horror tor a <lb/>
i momenta. Hill went Into the <lb/>
house and brought out a bi d. Ho <lb/>
tried in bolster tin body up against <lb/>
bed. could manage It. <lb/>
Then he nave up attempting lo keep <lb/>
the upright, and laid ii its <lb/>
side. He. would not let lie Hal upon <lb/>
back. Thai was Hill's principal <lb/>
grief then, that the body Insisted upon <lb/>
lying on buck, Hill was most <lb/>
likely when he had knocked <lb/>
spark of life out bludgeon <lb/>
The neighbors asked him he <lb/>
wanted to kill his three children too. <lb/>
He protested he loved the <lb/>
ones and his wife heller that any- <lb/>
thing else In world; he was going <lb/>
take his wife away, he said <lb/>
Last night he talked coherently <lb/>
Ins jailer Hie The shin <lb/>
lie wore was the one he ail on when <lb/>
the irately was enacted. There was <lb/>
blOOd on sleeves. Hill kissed the <lb/>
Stains and cried. <lb/>
Once murderer was well-to-do. <lb/>
is said that during most of the ten <lb/>
years their married life be had <lb/>
been jealous of Mrs Hill, who was a <lb/>
woman, so the neighborhood reports <lb/>
have it. of excellent , harm -tor. <lb/>
gent, and not hail looking. Hill Is <lb/>
Well known here lie has traveled <lb/>
some little In In recent <lb/>
years. <lb/>
tons <lb/>
inly The trial held <lb/>
. this Cooper Hill re <lb/>
his remanded m Jail <lb/>
Without bail. Ii is thought he i- <lb/>
,. <lb/>
conducted <lb/>
Prevents <lb/>
Here <lb/>
Yesterday <lb/>
. . <lb/>
all <lb/>
pied tin <lb/>
. lion<lb/>
Hell <lb/>
of tin y from <lb/>
w ha May were driven <lb/>
by Horn-ales, who now <lb/>
ward bin troops to I <lb/>
van. villa force. <lb/>
This unexpected development <lb/>
as surprise to officials of the <lb/>
. mi an I to both <lb/>
Mexican .- It had been <lb/>
posed that lie- Zapata army, defeated <lb/>
,, on n treat, was <lb/>
at ; along railroad to Vera Ci . <lb/>
.; to n <lb/>
. w the Villa <lb/>
. north. <lb/>
No has en<lb/>
Inn . vi w fa <lb/>
. . . <lb/>
. villa n, 1- <lb/>
,. <lb/>
hi re requiring about <lb/>
four hours in transmission. <lb/>
Trains to <lb/>
Other reports to the state d r <lb/>
during the day said that railroad <lb/>
between Vera Ci . <lb/>
ml Mexico was suspended <lb/>
account of the present military c . <lb/>
details of which wen not d <lb/>
closed Suspension railroad com <lb/>
Is viewed here with all <lb/>
for the suffering people in Mexico <lb/>
as this action completely cuts off <lb/>
the sending of much needed food . <lb/>
private message from <lb/>
soul received today <lb/>
lured the situation as desperate <lb/>
state department announcement to- <lb/>
said from Mi City <lb/>
stated <lb/>
. the <lb/>
appoint <lb/>
II 1- that i <lb/>
lions ate a desire to <lb/>
Chi and <lb/>
Reduce <lb/>
Price Of <lb/>
Shaving <lb/>
Hotel <lb/>
the pressure right at <lb/>
Ii de .- In vi Ho- <lb/>
Fifteen .- lo <lb/>
The management has been <lb/>
for some time, but <lb/>
the R D Her Involves proceed- Justice Hughes to forbid execution reached conclusion this after <lb/>
friends here hope she will soon In i a excellency, Charles the capital pi em iii noon. The ed price tab <lb/>
he on road to recovery. s Whitman governor of mi at sunrise. <lb/>
tome In this the in . <lb/>
ires at no that if he is to <lb/>
BOW h <lb/>
reason to think he <lb/>
,. be rendered I York county, In ;<lb/>
hat will establish his i-k your excellency moat respect- <lb/>
He in submitted to Mr <lb/>
. <lb/>
condemn <lb/>
s. Whitman. <lb/>
ii in at <lb/>
of lion <lb/>
Uriel v <lb/>
Indict <lb/>
Haiti intervened and broke <lb/>
baseball name scheduled to be played <lb/>
here yesterday between Washington <lb/>
the locals. Al noun weather <lb/>
looked fair and the large number <lb/>
anxious fans had high hope-- that the <lb/>
weal would ideal for the came. <lb/>
A heavy cloud about <lb/>
however, gave all deep fears, and just <lb/>
the lime the Washington team <lb/>
arrived in a large storm cams <lb/>
up ii rained <lb/>
an hour. When ii I <lb/>
was wet for play. <lb/>
Washington brought an extra strong <lb/>
ii am here and If we <lb/>
r had permitted Greenville <lb/>
would no doubt Been a <lb/>
ball game. s ho <lb/>
was In barge the team in <lb/>
of regular Manager b <lb/>
luted that he bad one best <lb/>
that ever went out to <lb/>
Washington. Among the men he had <lb/>
lure were <lb/>
star twirler last year; <lb/>
Anderson, an College star <lb/>
two years captain Trinity <lb/>
Joe an A. and M. <lb/>
Hackney, former play- <lb/>
captain at the University, and <lb/>
several oilier college stars. <lb/>
Greenville went up against most of <lb/>
these men last week <lb/>
and bad them bent until last min- <lb/>
when a batting rally changed de- <lb/>
feat Into victory for Manager Clean <lb/>
team. <lb/>
The tame was scheduled here <lb/>
for yesterday will very be <lb/>
played Friday this week II <lb/>
users can agree on that date. A large <lb/>
number fans and rooters came over <lb/>
with Washington team and inter. <lb/>
est is running high a since government have <lb/>
, returned <lb/>
At the cabinet meeting today the <lb/>
uncertain Mexican situation was <lb/>
discussed. Some mole on <lb/>
part of the United States in <lb/>
hi Wilson's message to a <lb/>
Mexican factions two months ago <lb/>
c is ii In . <lb/>
inn Q u <lb/>
now at Vera en r <lb/>
lo in Mesh I hi <lb/>
expected to give the <lb/>
light on . <lb/>
republic <lb/>
was veil I Lay <lb/>
I of N by <lb/>
yesterday attack <lb/>
violation r <lb/>
at the I <lb/>
. Hugh U Scott, chief <lb/>
rd y, g <lb/>
I'm new road mad ins had <lb/>
U d h attention on the, <lb/>
the last law days. <lb/>
they defected the locals there <lb/>
week. Greenville look nearly all of <lb/>
the names placed Washington <lb/>
last year and year before and the <lb/>
are <lb/>
revenge for defeats In <lb/>
in <lb/>
cut<lb/>
</p>
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THE CAROLINA HOME <lb/>
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if in port, i <lb/>
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i- hard toll. <lb/>
IVe Ha; the submarine <lb/>
had order to re on particular <lb/>
in lake, know- <lb/>
lug u p re hip -1 i bound, and <lb/>
II km wag hailed and <lb/>
an attempt stopping her made <lb/>
would make net-away, Ii <lb/>
hard to believe any one can in- so <lb/>
i as lo a harmless <lb/>
i u hen there is no <lb/>
for and pa i r <lb/>
i, have reached th <lb/>
. . reeling <lb/>
almost pushed to i ti <lb/>
wall, to work the havoc she <lb/>
hi la i milled, lint <lb/>
American people <lb/>
how much f kind warfare the <lb/>
III i I V I ION. <lb/>
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that being fol<lb/>
.,. fellow who <lb/>
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he reaped <lb/>
. . v. ., up will <lb/>
,. <lb/>
. v. ill hi ran u <lb/>
rents I <lb/>
who lire in to <lb/>
i . me in ii e ere III <lb/>
i mi i mil I WITH HI I I.<lb/>
. doing h No, <lb/>
. . ever done mm h our <lb/>
i- ii agitator <lb/>
ll . lies in the real <lb/>
n i in She i- for her <lb/>
. a i lighting in course <lb/>
i- a large number of <lb/>
ii in the from inn nothing as <lb/>
French and <lb/>
i front has <lb/>
slow, except when saw <lb/>
golden unit and no sin <lb/>
slow lo help her allies <lb/>
ii mi i mi. <lb/>
, you have something you <lb/>
like other people the <lb/>
state ti to <lb/>
take Stale In <lb/>
. lions <lb/>
late lie interested In <lb/>
. take II <lb/>
We <lb/>
I ll remain for <lb/>
. in in fair the <lb/>
have <lb/>
your and I <lb/>
i . i; ii people I <lb/>
i. in, Hid I en lake <lb/>
. <lb/>
are Informed <lb/>
l mi <lb/>
fin n n woman Another <lb/>
. . t woman <lb/>
from the i of the <lb/>
In mi- tin I log <lb/>
in Ml ti l <lb/>
pretty well, we think Anyway there's <lb/>
of water a fellow lo drown <lb/>
himself in. regret moving to <lb/>
the packet or two for a <lb/>
cent at all the better and stores. <lb/>
a into your <lb/>
mouth and smack <lb/>
your lips. The fresh tingle <lb/>
of peppy peppermint <lb/>
the chewiest chewing <lb/>
gum heart coated with <lb/>
candy. <lb/>
Try and Keep II Up <lb/>
Southern <lb/>
Railway <lb/>
i Carrier of The South <lb/>
Round Trip Summer lour- <lb/>
Sale lo <lb/>
-The Land of The<lb/>
way, Brevard, <lb/>
Hot Springs nil Other Wei <lb/>
tern North Carolina Points <lb/>
Si. mi our i <lb/>
of North Carolina. <lb/>
w. Lend and <lb/>
round trip on sale lo <lb/>
Mountain, Mt. Airy. <lb/>
i Wilmington and various other <lb/>
mountain and seashore resorts, <lb/>
Illustrated booklets, complete <lb/>
detailed Information, ask your agent, <lb/>
. ate with <lb/>
O. F. YORK, <lb/>
Traveling Agent <lb/>
I ACT <lb/>
local <lb/>
I till <lb/>
r. W. t <lb/>
w a . <lb/>
IT a, Bar, aid Threat <lb/>
and <lb/>
The <lb/>
m with Dr. D L <lb/>
V B, <lb/>
.- <lb/>
lo all Courts <lb/>
in <lb/>
Court <lb/>
i. r. <lb/>
Stables <lb/>
ii men <lb/>
D. SI. I <lb/>
at Law <lb/>
m, .-. and a <lb/>
In occupied fer <lb/>
F d. James Bun. <lb/>
. J. <lb/>
Mil j at Law <lb/>
in the National Bank <lb/>
Dickinson Avenue. <lb/>
Fourth and <lb/>
Both Bay aid <lb/>
Tau<lb/>
B. V, <lb/>
s Street Bear <lb/>
store <lb/>
III <lb/>
young men are singing <lb/>
Is life, win Bel mar- <lb/>
sing Is <lb/>
en lie given ilia <lb/>
. la I for Hi. biggest story ever <lb/>
has gall, bu <lb/>
she ammunition <lb/>
very much cooler today in <lb/>
ordained <lb/>
p. I . <lb/>
Some men arc undone <lb/>
arc made <lb/>
by women <lb/>
Will you <lb/>
progress <lb/>
I'll of <lb/>
Hauled <lb/>
Right now, when bay fewer is u <lb/>
lacking it victims and when asthma <lb/>
is causing so much distress, then <lb/>
is n demand for Honey am <lb/>
Tar remedy <lb/>
relief to thousands In <lb/>
years continue to <lb/>
fer. will help you Contains no <lb/>
op <lb/>
Sold <lb/>
Evidence that can be twined. <lb/>
Fact is what we want <lb/>
is not enough. <lb/>
Opinion differ. <lb/>
Here's a Greenville, fact. <lb/>
can test It. <lb/>
T. H. Moore, farmer, St. <lb/>
was troubled and Law <lb/>
with lameness in my back and my kid N. <lb/>
did not act as they should. I <lb/>
finally got Kidney Pills from p <lb/>
J. Drug Co. and used Mill With <lb/>
them as directed. They gave me <lb/>
Life Ce <lb/>
i- movement on fool to <lb/>
the mini <lb/>
that Ml Mitchell was the <lb/>
peak Carolina. Sure <lb/>
should in- <lb/>
Change and change, At <lb/>
took a gash Prank was <lb/>
Washington government will stand sorry, then glad than sorry, than clad. <lb/>
How long will before changes <lb/>
will lake i hand iii It Surely this<lb/>
following dates the <lb/>
Health Officer will be at the following <lb/>
places for the purpose <lb/>
Vaccine free to all Who wish it. <lb/>
At Stokes, an i so. from <lb/>
; P. M id p. M. <lb/>
July 20th and 30th <lb/>
i to p m. <lb/>
Bell's en July and ill. <lb/>
from to p m. <lb/>
At the or Dr. Bethel <lb/>
to A M on June 7th, 18th. aim <lb/>
and July 8th. <lb/>
At at house. Wednesday <lb/>
and Saturdays from to I M. <lb/>
Three Injections will be given at ten <lb/>
day Intervals with a hypodermic <lb/>
No sear or ulcer Is <lb/>
You Ins,, no time from <lb/>
your work and you are protected from <lb/>
typhoid fever for to years. It It <lb/>
free to all. There are three times as <lb/>
many death per from typhoid <lb/>
fever in N C as In the remainder of <lb/>
the S. and everyone who <lb/>
has it Is incapacitated for two <lb/>
besides the enormous expense. There <lb/>
are more than people alive In <lb/>
county today who will be dead <lb/>
months today because they did <lb/>
not take thin typhoid There <lb/>
no danger In taking this vaccine. <lb/>
M. T Jr., M. II <lb/>
County Health Officer <lb/>
A German engineer has for <lb/>
military use an that la <lb/>
Invisible According to the En- <lb/>
the of this novel <lb/>
plane are not of the usual cloth <lb/>
fabric or visible material, but of <lb/>
a transparent celluloid that I said to <lb/>
be quite fireproof. These transparent <lb/>
wings have two advantages The <lb/>
plane can hardly be seen at all when <lb/>
half a mile In the air. and aviator <lb/>
has an unobstructed view in every <lb/>
The motor of new <lb/>
plane Is fitted with a silencer, that <lb/>
Hie machine la not only Invisible, but <lb/>
virtually <lb/>
Gulf Stream's Giant Flow. <lb/>
Ninety billion tons of water are car- <lb/>
hourly through Florida straits <lb/>
by the gulf stream, according to Hear <lb/>
Admiral John K. V. S. N. <lb/>
retired, formerly chief of the bureau of <lb/>
navigation and the greatest authority <lb/>
on stream, In a letter to the <lb/>
National Geographic The gulf <lb/>
stream, said, is probably the grand <lb/>
most mighty of the terrestrial <lb/>
phi noun <lb/>
iii it ill is <lb/>
We grow them. Roses, <lb/>
lilies and Carnations specialty <lb/>
Wedding and funeral flowers <lb/>
ed to latest artistic styles. <lb/>
Late Cabbage and <lb/>
ready now <lb/>
POT <lb/>
Palms and many other <lb/>
plants for the house Write to <lb/>
Spring List of Hoe Bushel <lb/>
Shrubberies, Hedge Plants, <lb/>
and Trees <lb/>
FLOWERS Ml. <lb/>
Mail telegraph and telephone orders <lb/>
promptly by J. U <lb/>
mid l- V t. <lb/>
Win l. Brown, Agent. <lb/>
North Carolina. <lb/>
relief. I know from person- <lb/>
experience that this remedy Is <lb/>
as represented. I confirm my <lb/>
former endorsement of <lb/>
Tills. They have done me a lot of <lb/>
of New York. <lb/>
J. E. <lb/>
Veterinary Surgeon Dentist <lb/>
Treat All Animals <lb/>
and whenever I have an attack j Answered or <lb/>
of my former trouble now. none Night I <lb/>
Kidney Tills never fall to give me re- . <lb/>
Trice at all dealers. Don't <lb/>
simply ask for a kidney <lb/>
Kidney same that <lb/>
Mr. Moore had. Co. <lb/>
Props. Buffalo, N. T. <lb/>
K. C. CAUSES <lb/>
N. <lb/>
DR.<lb/>
Office in the National Hank <lb/>
Dickinson Avenue. <lb/>
Office hours <lb/>
to and to <lb/>
I TO I <lb/>
qualified as executrix of <lb/>
Thomas J. late of <lb/>
Greenville, Pitt county, this is to no- <lb/>
all having claims <lb/>
iii,, the deceased to ex-j <lb/>
to undersigned within <lb/>
two months from this date or this I <lb/>
notice will be pleaded In bar of their i K <lb/>
recovery. <lb/>
Attorney at <lb/>
All persons Indebted In said e <lb/>
ill please <lb/>
This the day of July. <lb/>
M W <lb/>
Atlantic Coast line. <lb/>
North Bound South Hound <lb/>
No. a. m. No. p. as. <lb/>
No. p. m. No. p. m <lb/>
Southern <lb/>
East Bound West <lb/>
The I No. a. m No. p. m <lb/>
a. m. No. a. St <lb/>
ARTS No. p. m. No p. <lb/>
men seeking l them-i <lb/>
-lies for practical lite in <lb/>
and nil Its allied In <lb/>
and Engineer- <lb/>
hi- In and In Tex- <lb/>
mid in Agricultural <lb/>
Teaching will Had excellent <lb/>
for Chosen careers the State's is effect <lb/>
I This College fits i <lb/>
Norfolk <lb/>
cw ll <lb/>
country never taken the bow <lb/>
Of defeat will nut stand for tin deal <lb/>
that it is now letting. <lb/>
That fellow who floated down Tar <lb/>
to Washington In a wash tub <lb/>
have been washed good before <lb/>
lie got there <lb/>
We would suggest our <lb/>
friend, the Ayden Dispatch, <lb/>
is using tin s <lb/>
roads pull Nothing to it. <lb/>
Soldiers Cheerful In <lb/>
headline. Might as well cheerful <lb/>
us sad. they've got to <lb/>
Composition rubber roofing <lb/>
received a car load of the famous N <lb/>
W. <lb/>
Mfg. Co. <lb/>
MARKETS. <lb/>
Norfolk Markets Quoted <lb/>
A Co,<lb/>
wheat . I <lb/>
September wheat . 1-k <lb/>
July corn . <lb/>
September corn 3-s <lb/>
July lard .-l <lb/>
lard <lb/>
July ribs <lb/>
ribs <lb/>
for life. the coming <lb/>
men. <lb/>
in each depart meat. Comfy ex- <lb/>
at on <lb/>
Mb<lb/>
E. II OWEN. <lb/>
West V C <lb/>
When Hut Weather Oppresses <lb/>
When you feel oppressed, dull and <lb/>
stupid, are Inert and not <lb/>
you so much If the bowels are <lb/>
regular. Cathartic Tablets are <lb/>
Ideal for Indigestion and constipation. <lb/>
They relieve stout persons of <lb/>
bloated, heavy feeling. <lb/>
Sold everywhere.<lb/>
Write Hay <lb/>
and Co. receive <lb/>
letters from grateful mull and <lb/>
men, telling how Foley Kidney Tills <lb/>
cured them mus- <lb/>
stiff joints and other kidney <lb/>
and bladder troubles. Is very quick <lb/>
to relieve lumbago and <lb/>
due to kidney trouble. No other J <lb/>
remedy has a longer record of cures. <lb/>
Sold everywhere. t<lb/>
wheat, Pk <lb/>
Flour,<lb/>
Crisps <lb/>
Quakers Cora <lb/>
Post Post <lb/>
en, Porridge, <lb/>
Nuts, Instant <lb/>
Win,<lb/>
M Schultz <lb/>
N. B. following schedule figure <lb/>
published as Information ONLY <lb/>
are not guaranteed. <lb/>
TRAINS LEAVE <lb/>
EAST T Nil <lb/>
A. M. Dally, i <lb/>
Sleeping Car for Norfolk. <lb/>
A M. Daily, for Elisa- <lb/>
beth City and Norfolk Par- <lb/>
Car Service to Nor- <lb/>
folk Connects for all Nona <lb/>
and West <lb/>
P. M. Dally, except Sunday. fa <lb/>
WET <lb/>
A M. Daily for <lb/>
and West. Sleeping Car <lb/>
Service. Connects North. <lb/>
and West. <lb/>
A M Dally, Sunday, tor <lb/>
Wilson and tot <lb/>
all points. <lb/>
T. M Dally for and all <lb/>
Intermediate stations <lb/>
For further Information and <lb/>
In Sleeping Cara. apply J. U <lb/>
Hassell. Agent. N. O. <lb/>
J. D. STACK. II. S. <lb/>
Pas. <lb/>
DB <lb/>
Rooms 2nd National<lb/>
vOle K. <lb/>
The That Dees Net Affect The Here <lb/>
Seems of III tonic soil effect. <lb/>
then <lb/>
Quinine and nor <lb/>
In head Remember lull name and <lb/>
look tor K. W,<lb/>
FOR RENT The offices now <lb/>
pied by us in Reflector building, in- <lb/>
fixtures. Moseley Brothers. <lb/>
SOCIAL and PERSONAL <lb/>
Mr. II. mi <lb/>
from tin- Linotype Com <lb/>
was m town today t <lb/>
in i. of the <lb/>
Mi u ii led this morning <lb/>
or Virginia Beach Join ii- family. <lb/>
was accompanied by Evelyn <lb/>
Hodges, who will spend some time at <lb/>
the beach Mr and Mrs. Brown. <lb/>
Mr W, J Harden left Ibis morning <lb/>
for Aulander on a business trip. <lb/>
Mr K left this morning <lb/>
for Virginia Beach in spend several <lb/>
lays <lb/>
, Mr II Walker, of spent <lb/>
in hi <lb/>
Miss returned <lb/>
afternoon from Washington <lb/>
where she has been visiting friends. <lb/>
Mr. C. of <lb/>
. who tobacco market <lb/>
here season, has returned to the <lb/>
city after spending summer <lb/>
Mi r. x left this morn- <lb/>
n business trip. <lb/>
Mr and Mrs. Louts S, Roll, of <lb/>
den. visiting relatives iii city. <lb/>
Mr I. Minding returned <lb/>
from <lb/>
Messrs and Charlie Tucke--, <lb/>
near spent this morning <lb/>
n the lily <lb/>
Solicitor J L, returned <lb/>
yesterday afternoon, <lb/>
Mis Perry, of <lb/>
short in tin city yesterday <lb/>
afternoon route home from Wash- <lb/>
where she has visiting <lb/>
ti lends <lb/>
Mr Stewart, of Washington, <lb/>
was in the city yesterday afternoon, <lb/>
having come over witness the <lb/>
Washington hull <lb/>
which was railed off on account of <lb/>
Mr. A. Junes, editor of the Snow. <lb/>
Hill Square Deal, was in <lb/>
this morning, <lb/>
Mr Graham left this after- <lb/>
noon Raleigh and Rocky Mount. <lb/>
of Washing <lb/>
ton. is visiting Miss Clara Jones <lb/>
Till street <lb/>
Miss rage, <lb/>
came this afternoon at the <lb/>
in.- of Mrs. H. Moore <lb/>
Quinine That Does Not Affect The Held <lb/>
of Ionic and <lb/>
ordinary <lb/>
and doe not<lb/>
look tor iv. w, <lb/>
N -M n . i <lb/>
V. I I'll MUM <lb/>
Editor Has a Past His. <lb/>
That is <lb/>
Carl ll, of B <lb/>
inn Hall; ii past history <lb/>
Is remarkable within Gill <lb/>
tor was born on s milk ranch <lb/>
New slate when he was <lb/>
several years younger than now i. <lb/>
ii age Carl <lb/>
attached lo s toad frog, which he ii <lb/>
in tinning. At <lb/>
of Carl was wonder of the <lb/>
country. AH the neighbors comment. <lb/>
, piece of human- <lb/>
and it greatly the young <lb/>
fellow nave so many people asking <lb/>
hie mother be was. <lb/>
Al the age ten Carl wanted to <lb/>
railroad at of <lb/>
twelve had great desire to be- <lb/>
come n hut ii so happened that <lb/>
he missed all these callings and be- <lb/>
came n plain, every-day <lb/>
per editor, During his checkered <lb/>
career scarcely two i-core lie <lb/>
has worked in several different states, <lb/>
a sailor, carpenter, <lb/>
sweep, bootblack, reporter, office <lb/>
and expert poker player, lie was <lb/>
Mi during the trouble last year <lb/>
and tore the heads off of sixteen <lb/>
fans that were attempting to <lb/>
hint At another lime he displayed <lb/>
bravery by capturing a four <lb/>
cannon from the Mexicans <lb/>
lugging it hack to the American <lb/>
camp single-handed. Once again, <lb/>
when the Americans were in danger <lb/>
of starving, Carl went out, captured <lb/>
II sixteen pound bull <lb/>
brought it camp mi ins back, thus <lb/>
saving soldiers from starvation. <lb/>
a wonderful man. <lb/>
Latham, <lb/>
poke to <lb/>
mi i <lb/>
r crop <lb/>
Mrs. C. A. Flynn Died In <lb/>
Washington Today <lb/>
I Special to the <lb/>
Washington. July Mrs. C. A. <lb/>
Flynn. wife of C. A. Flynn, of this <lb/>
place, was found dead in her bed this <lb/>
morning, it is not known what <lb/>
Caused her death, but is thought <lb/>
was heart trouble. She <lb/>
years old and leaves <lb/>
three children, one of mi Infant <lb/>
id live weeks. She was originally <lb/>
from Baltimore and will lie <lb/>
there tor burial. <lb/>
,, den, n C . July H. lo Mr <lb/>
Mrs. C. V. <lb/>
A thunderstorm passed over <lb/>
Monday, but then very lit <lb/>
nor former graded school building <lb/>
and rebuilt Just <lb/>
outside town for the colored <lb/>
Curl Is now <lb/>
the <lb/>
Should need s coop of young <lb/>
. crate of eggs phi <lb/>
Brother <lb/>
graded school building <lb/>
i- <lb/>
When . pretty crops, <lb/>
has them. Mr Rose, Hen <lb/>
on, was here today selling bag <lb/>
ii. trip through <lb/>
. iv in his automobile Mr. <lb/>
stated that he saw no crops on <lb/>
mil that compare with <lb/>
fin county. <lb/>
11- ran <lb/>
farm demonstrators <lb/>
farmers here <lb/>
e of a a Inter <lb/>
their lands <lb/>
Mr. W T Hart, who hat oil <lb/>
a vacation, is home again. <lb/>
Mrs Iv K Mumford and children. <lb/>
I Oriental, are visiting relatives here. <lb/>
Mr. K Turnage is erecting a <lb/>
handsome residence near Die graded <lb/>
building. <lb/>
has been announced that <lb/>
will a wholesale store <lb/>
in the near future <lb/>
Grand district for this Ma- <lb/>
sonic district, Cheek, has called <lb/>
la meeting all 11- lodges in the <lb/>
to meet here on August 19th. A <lb/>
barbecue dinner will be served ill <lb/>
the banquet hall. Hon. T. W. <lb/>
I and oilier noted men will address <lb/>
meeting, <lb/>
The teachers the Ayden graded <lb/>
school for coming year have been <lb/>
announced as follows First grade. <lb/>
Miss second grade, <lb/>
Miss Anna Belle Parker; third grade, <lb/>
Kale fourth grade. Miss <lb/>
Lillian fifth and sixth grades. <lb/>
Miss Marx seventh and <lb/>
I grades, Miss Fitzgerald; ninth and <lb/>
grades. Prof C O. Armstrong,<lb/>
Messrs K r. Dall. of Ayden, and A <lb/>
I. ml, of Creedmoor, m <lb/>
the Farmers Warehouse, and Messrs <lb/>
of Ayden, and Frank <lb/>
of Durham, proprietors of <lb/>
the Ayden Warehouse, will the <lb/>
market here on August 17th. These <lb/>
are all good men and Ayden will sell <lb/>
her share of weed season. <lb/>
Sold In Bottles <lb/>
Only <lb/>
Bottled under Authority <lb/>
Cola <lb/>
Every and <lb/>
impacted before and after <lb/>
filling <lb/>
Bottling Works <lb/>
THE LIMIT <lb/>
OF LUXURY <lb/>
reached when one takes a bath <lb/>
a an up-to-date bathtub of oar <lb/>
Is complete M <lb/>
he comfort and r <lb/>
from Its use <lb/>
Pays <lb/>
times over. We have <lb/>
be la <lb/>
yours We will <lb/>
It. <lb/>
S. Te Hicks, THE Plumber <lb/>
rial of W. I Owens Comes <lb/>
up Friday at Washington <lb/>
Says Dispatch <lb/>
lo tho i <lb/>
July l. The trial of <lb/>
k. Owens, will <lb/>
In-ill here Owens i <lb/>
ed abducting wire w <lb/>
Langley, who liven in <lb/>
section. Quite large number of <lb/>
have been summoned and ii i- <lb/>
the trial will i <lb/>
Rome sensation. <lb/>
Few Cases Disposed of By <lb/>
Mayor Dunn this <lb/>
Morning <lb/>
each retail buyer a new Turd car, <lb/>
and august receive from lo <lb/>
a share of the Ford Hot ll ll ; <lb/>
can drive a so In No <lb/>
complex mechanism to learn. In town or country, for business <lb/>
or pleasure. Ford serve everybody, for two cents a <lb/>
mile lo operate maintain <lb/>
Runabout Car MM; Town Car Couplet <lb/>
f. b. Detroit all equipment. <lb/>
On display and sale at <lb/>
Ford SupplY Company <lb/>
Mint k. <lb/>
Notice Is given will <lb/>
make application to the Governor or <lb/>
North Carolina us early us possible <lb/>
fur pardon, having <lb/>
the January term. 1915. <lb/>
Court and Riven a sentence of <lb/>
twelve months on county roads.<lb/>
1915 <lb/>
WALKING and RIDING <lb/>
CULTIVATORS <lb/>
MOWERS, RAKES AND REPAIRS <lb/>
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS <lb/>
Builders Hardware <lb/>
Lime, Cement and Plaster <lb/>
Mayor Dunn held light court yes- <lb/>
morning and had a cases <lb/>
to bear again this morning. Master <lb/>
Bruce Bryan was up yesterday for <lb/>
riding ii bicycle on the sidewalks of <lb/>
the town. The Judgment of the court <lb/>
appearing the <lb/>
defendant is small boy under <lb/>
twelve years of age and ii. his <lb/>
promise to lie caught riding on <lb/>
the sidewalks Judgment is <lb/>
Fleming, a woman, was <lb/>
charged with allowing her horse to <lb/>
I run at large She was lied i I and <lb/>
costs. <lb/>
Ai today's court Messrs H. <lb/>
Ian c Wilkinson were before <lb/>
the mayor charged with operating <lb/>
their automobiles without having ills <lb/>
numbers, Judgment was mis <lb/>
upon payment costs as in <lb/>
Ii of the defendants <lb/>
I received line of l and <lb/>
coots today for allowing hi dog III <lb/>
rim at large. <lb/>
The only other In fore the court <lb/>
this morning was that of Faulkner <lb/>
Clark mid Carr, small <lb/>
Clark and Carr were In- <lb/>
for being disorderly on <lb/>
streets. The case was continued with <lb/>
tho understanding Judgment be <lb/>
suspended when it appeared to the <lb/>
court the mothers of the two <lb/>
boys had given a sound thrash- <lb/>
Cum Old torn, Other <lb/>
lie no mailer of lone standing, <lb/>
are III wonderful. Old reliable Dr. <lb/>
Dealing Oil. It relieve, <lb/>
an M.-. <lb/>
Hi la <lb/>
The Quickest and Most <lb/>
Permanent Way <lb/>
TO BREAK UP <lb/>
CHILLS and FEVERS <lb/>
IS BY TAKING <lb/>
The with a Guarantee <lb/>
acts upon the in a mild nay, and does not cause <lb/>
feeling so often the case <lb/>
PRICE CENTS <lb/>
Sold Country Merchants throughout Pitt County and bf <lb/>
Drug <lb/>
Company, <lb/>
GREENVILLE. N. C. <lb/>
I I <lb/>
Deafness Cannot We Cured <lb/>
by . <lb/>
th.- <lb/>
only<lb/>
1.1<lb/>
East Carolina <lb/>
a, , , <lb/>
I raining <lb/>
in you ii v. <lb/>
i h <lb/>
, ti tin. i- <lb/>
Hi van <lb/>
iii in norm ti I <lb/>
ii i a <lb/>
out <lb/>
in an d <lb/>
of <lb/>
. t.-i. Doll <lb/>
, run-- Hall u <lb/>
fr. <lb/>
i Toledo, Ohio <lb/>
School<lb/>
Our line of Galvanized Iron and Rub- <lb/>
Roofing, Paints, Oils and Varnishes <lb/>
is complete and we can fill your orders <lb/>
promptly. <lb/>
Greenville, <lb/>
TO S E E BETTER <lb/>
SEE BEST <lb/>
Don t Neglect your <lb/>
------EYES <lb/>
raw eras arc job <lb/>
the <lb/>
IS i ill t and <lb/>
tn suit are <lb/>
cost <lb/>
ml m I <lb/>
W. L. BEST, <lb/>
j. <lb/>
HEAD <lb/>
FENCES <lb/>
CHI I t <lb/>
to <lb/>
Having as administrator <lb/>
the H. it. Turner, <lb/>
late Pitt County, N C, tins is to <lb/>
notify ail persona baring, claims <lb/>
estate of laid deceased to <lb/>
exhibit to the undersigned at <lb/>
Arthur, c. on or before the I day <lb/>
of June 1918 or this notice will be <lb/>
pleaded In bar of their recovery. All <lb/>
persons Indebted to Hid estate will <lb/>
make Immediate payment. <lb/>
This the t day of June 1915, <lb/>
ODE TURNER, <lb/>
administrator of ii. Turner. <lb/>
Greenwood <lb/>
Cottage <lb/>
ii. n I i mil and <lb/>
Table, Private <lb/>
electric and rut <lb/>
telephone. <lb/>
Mrs. L. M. Biggs, <lb/>
at Cottage <lb/>
Male In train teacher for <lb/>
the public schools <lb/>
Ewer Is to one <lb/>
free to all <lb/>
agree t lull term <lb/>
September <lb/>
For and <lb/>
address <lb/>
R. H. WRIGHT, <lb/>
SOUTHAMPTON <lb/>
COTTAGE <lb/>
5TH STREET WILLOUGHBY <lb/>
ADVANTAGES OF <lb/>
BOTH BAYS <lb/>
ROOM AND BOARDING <lb/>
RATES REASONABLE <lb/>
MRS. J. W. YORK <lb/>
BOX VIEW, VA. <lb/>
Old Sons, <lb/>
The wort no h -w lone <lb/>
by Si. <lb/>
It <lb/>
Wat said the<lb/>
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PROMPT PAY <lb/>
FAIR PAY <lb/>
NO PAY <lb/>
How Will You Be <lb/>
Rated <lb/>
As every s credit <lb/>
to him, we wish to give every <lb/>
citizen ample notice that they are being <lb/>
rated--prompt pay, fair pay, and no pay, <lb/>
according to the way they pay their doc- <lb/>
tor, dentist, butcher, baker, <lb/>
coal man, rent man, milk man. and every- <lb/>
one who extends them credit. As this book <lb/>
is used by all business and professional <lb/>
men and vicinity as their <lb/>
guide in extending credit. We trust that <lb/>
you will find it to your best interest to <lb/>
call en anyone to whom you may owe <lb/>
and pay up. If you can't pay cay as <lb/>
as you can . so mat they can give you <lb/>
as good a rating as possible. <lb/>
run <lb/>
HUMS I II <lb/>
Mr. Oil. and Mi- Isabel <lb/>
Morion Married ill Henderson <lb/>
Surprise friends <lb/>
The following announcement, which <lb/>
was received by friends <lb/>
the contracting parties In this <lb/>
will be of more than i <lb/>
nary Interest in many people in <lb/>
Greenville and lion of the <lb/>
state, <lb/>
Mrs. William Morton <lb/>
urn e the marriage of <lb/>
Isabel <lb/>
id <lb/>
Mr. i iii i <lb/>
Saturday, July <lb/>
i hundred <lb/>
Carolina <lb/>
Will at home after July the <lb/>
my Greenville, <lb/>
the attractive and <lb/>
harming of Mr. v. Morton <lb/>
of this and Is very popular In <lb/>
Greenville, having made many i- i <lb/>
i ere from where she <lb/>
resided win, relatives. <lb/>
Mr. Dupree Is the of Mrs. It. <lb/>
of and has a host of <lb/>
friends here. Ho Is a prominent <lb/>
and bright young man, being <lb/>
present with the John Flanagan <lb/>
Buggy Company. Mr. Dupree was <lb/>
recently honored with the <lb/>
of Treasurer. <lb/>
Bf <lb/>
WANT ADS <lb/>
m , <lb/>
it. I. Mil <lb/>
Heaters, <lb/>
erector Hotel Building. <lb/>
i hi s <lb/>
g I<lb/>
Mill <lb/>
now L. <lb/>
Bros. <lb/>
1ST, <lb/>
C. Hatch <lb/>
III. Ml SB MOTES <lb/>
his office into National Hank <lb/>
floor, rooms in <lb/>
months. <lb/>
received a CM <lb/>
load of red cedar shingles. See <lb/>
before buying. PHI Lumber Mfg. Co. <lb/>
IF WAST FRESH FISH <lb/>
out of the ocean call K. u. tie- <lb/>
Gowan, City Market. 7-14 Bid <lb/>
mum <lb/>
North Carolina <lb/>
Pitt <lb/>
Is board <lb/>
of Commissioners <lb/>
County an adj limed set . <lb/>
I on Monday, July If, or- <lb/>
an eh II held <lb/>
i it <lb/>
Si<lb/>
i- <lb/>
Stephi lam<lb/>
river . , <lb/>
h. thence <lb/>
east to tit <lb/>
with i to B II <lb/>
and <lb/>
then w I hi <lb/>
and Little line lo Robert <lb/>
line, them t he said V <lb/>
line Ii <lb/>
line, thence with the said <lb/>
Peel's and Sam . tie ti <lb/>
Noah Lee's line, thence w ill the <lb/>
and Peel to It. <lb/>
Baker's line, thence with the J. It <lb/>
Baker and Noah Lee's I tie lo H. It <lb/>
Fleming's line, thence with linker <lb/>
and Fleming line to Creek <lb/>
thence up the said Creek to J. R. <lb/>
and Walter Webb's corner <lb/>
theme with the said Overton and <lb/>
Webb line to Geo. and Walter <lb/>
Webb's corner, with laid <lb/>
Webb and line lo Matthew <lb/>
line, thence with the <lb/>
and Webb line to the <lb/>
line, thence with the <lb/>
and Webb line to the White- <lb/>
head and public road <lb/>
thence with road Shep- <lb/>
Mill road, thence with the Shep- <lb/>
Mill mad to the fork of the road <lb/>
in front of Malissa <lb/>
thence with road leading <lb/>
Folk to the and <lb/>
new road, a straight line t <lb/>
the the branch. thence r <lb/>
straight line to ten mile Oil <lb/>
the A. C. L. Railroad. with <lb/>
the and Which- <lb/>
ard line to the Have line <lb/>
thence with the Dave Willis and <lb/>
hard line lo Hunting Run. <lb/>
with Hunting Run to I reek <lb/>
thence with Henry <lb/>
Ward and the Hopkins corner, <lb/>
with Henry Ward and Hopkins <lb/>
to R. D. Harrington's George Moon <lb/>
line, thence with the Harrington <lb/>
Hopkins line to B. A. Carney's, and <lb/>
Harrington's line to the n Women <lb/>
corner. with Ben <lb/>
and Joe Daniel line to <lb/>
line, thence with Hie and <lb/>
Ward line to W L. <lb/>
line, thence W L. <lb/>
weal line to n <lb/>
line, with M. <lb/>
the Nobles line to Lunsford Fleming's <lb/>
line, thence with Lunsford Fleming <lb/>
and I line to tile late <lb/>
John Fleming's line, thence with tin <lb/>
John Fleming line to the <lb/>
line, thence with the Matt Harris and <lb/>
I Fleming line to Tar river thence with <lb/>
Tar river to the <lb/>
That the said election to held on <lb/>
. . 1915. at tin <lb/>
School house above de <lb/>
, o <lb/>
p as. I he will <lb/>
. n above de <lb/>
. i . . whether then <lb/>
all or all i be levied and col- <lb/>
. School tax thirty <lb/>
. i . ltd ten cents mi tin <lb/>
. l valuation prop <lb/>
. .- in Ii i bed territory <lb/>
Raid it those favoring <lb/>
Tax shall vote a written <lb/>
I word <lb/>
Fur Si--, and those <lb/>
ed to said shall vote a written or <lb/>
printed Ballot containing the words <lb/>
Special <lb/>
And it is further ordered that. J. <lb/>
Satterthwaite lie he is hereby <lb/>
pointed Registrar for said election <lb/>
S. V. Williams and J. S Klein <lb/>
ling are hereby appointed Poll Hold- <lb/>
or Judges of election. <lb/>
And it further ordered that a new <lb/>
Registration is shall be required <lb/>
that the Registration books for <lb/>
said District o- territory shall he op- <lb/>
on Thursday, August 1916 <lb/>
and closed Saturday. September 4th <lb/>
1915, for the purpose of Registering <lb/>
the qualified voters for the said <lb/>
or territory <lb/>
This 12th day of July, 1915. <lb/>
S A <lb/>
chm. Board of county <lb/>
clerk <lb/>
I I'd <lb/>
Carolina <lb/>
county <lb/>
Before Hoard of Commission- <lb/>
is hereby given that a <lb/>
has been Bled before the Hoard <lb/>
of Commissioners of Pitt county, <lb/>
Cannon, W. C. Wilson. <lb/>
and others, to lay out. and es- <lb/>
a public road in said county <lb/>
A., don township as to <lb/>
at the extension of the <lb/>
running to Ayden, near the for- <lb/>
mer home of J. W. Cannon and run- <lb/>
through the lands <lb/>
H. Cannon and <lb/>
others to k Swamp at the Venters <lb/>
making a more, direct road <lb/>
from Venters X Roads to <lb/>
The notice required by Section <lb/>
of the of of <lb/>
Carolina is given, the said <lb/>
be heard at the meet- <lb/>
of the said Hoard on the 2nd day <lb/>
or August 1915. <lb/>
This July 1915. <lb/>
Bell. <lb/>
Clerk of the Board of <lb/>
7-14 ltd <lb/>
at their office in Greenville, N. C. <lb/>
until o'clock noon, Monday August <lb/>
2nd, and then opened, for the con- <lb/>
of a reinforced bridge across <lb/>
Creek. miles west of Grimes- <lb/>
land, N. Plans and <lb/>
on be had by depositing with <lb/>
Bell, clerk of the Hoard for <lb/>
returning of plans. Certified check <lb/>
must accompany bid. <lb/>
Hell. <lb/>
Clerk Hoard of <lb/>
7-14 ltd <lb/>
-ion's <lb/>
TO <lb/>
Sealed bids will be received by the <lb/>
County Commissioners of Pitt county <lb/>
Are You Feeling <lb/>
Do you envy the man or woman of <lb/>
untiring energy, strong lady and <lb/>
pend upon good health. and good <lb/>
health is impossible when kidneys <lb/>
are weak and diseased. Foley Kid- <lb/>
ills help the kidneys cast out <lb/>
poison- that cause backache, <lb/>
and other symptoms of <lb/>
kidney and bladder <lb/>
lei. <lb/>
Sold everywhere. <lb/>
Co the Pale and <lb/>
Old tonic <lb/>
GROVE S chill TONIC, drives out <lb/>
the builds op the <lb/>
tern. A true tonic. adults and children. <lb/>
Notice of registration and election, <lb/>
upon the proposition to issue fifty <lb/>
thousand dollars worth of road bonds <lb/>
by Farmville Township, Pitt county. <lb/>
North Carolina. <lb/>
North Carolina. <lb/>
I'm County. <lb/>
Notice is hereby given that the <lb/>
Hoard of of Pitt <lb/>
In regular session assembled on <lb/>
the 5th day of July it <lb/>
the regular meeting held on the first <lb/>
Monday of July 1916, ordered an <lb/>
lion he held in town- <lb/>
ship, Pitt County, North Carolina on <lb/>
Tuesday 21st day of September <lb/>
1915, at the regular polling place in <lb/>
town Farmville for said Town- <lb/>
on question or proposition <lb/>
of Issuing Fifty thousand dollars <lb/>
worth i f road bonds, to bear five per <lb/>
I annum payable <lb/>
annually. to run for a period of <lb/>
Thirty years, the Funds received, <lb/>
the to lie used for the <lb/>
pose of laying out, establishing, re- <lb/>
pairing, trading, constructing and <lb/>
Improving in any way the Public <lb/>
Roads in Township as pro- <lb/>
by an of the Legislature of <lb/>
North Carolina, Session of <lb/>
as Chapter One Hundred and <lb/>
twenty-two of the Public Lava <lb/>
of North Carolina. <lb/>
And notice i s <lb/>
en, that an entirely New Registration, <lb/>
for said election was ordered and <lb/>
called and that B. O. was, <lb/>
and is appointed Registrar for said <lb/>
election, and that the Books for Reg- <lb/>
will be opened on Monday, <lb/>
August 1915 and sun-. <lb/>
-et on Saturday, September. II. <lb/>
that on each Saturday during the I <lb/>
said Registration period Regis-1 <lb/>
books will be open at the reg-. <lb/>
rolling place in the town of <lb/>
Farmville North Carolina, and at all <lb/>
other than during said period will be <lb/>
opened at office of B. O. Turnage <lb/>
in the of Farmville. North Caro-1 <lb/>
Una. And all citizens desiring to <lb/>
vote in Mid bond election to be held <lb/>
on September II, 1915, will be <lb/>
to register. <lb/>
This the day of July, 1915. <lb/>
S. A Congleton, <lb/>
Chm. Board of Com. Pitt county. <lb/>
Bell, Clerk. <lb/>
H ROOMS FOR <lb/>
Phone 7-13 ltd. <lb/>
FOB <lb/>
model, in good condition. <lb/>
C. Tunstall. 7-19-21 <lb/>
CALL AND SEE <lb/>
Gas Machine for lighting your <lb/>
homes. S. T Hicks. <lb/>
NOTICE <lb/>
York Perkins Company <lb/>
made an assignment to me of <lb/>
certain stock of goods located In <lb/>
Brothers store on <lb/>
Avenue to be sold for the benefit <lb/>
their creditors. shall by Virtue <lb/>
said assignment, which is <lb/>
in the registrar's In the <lb/>
in county. ell I <lb/>
of goods- to the highest bidder at <lb/>
noon on Monday 26th day of <lb/>
or . i-h will take plat <lb/>
. . . Brother<lb/>
MS II <lb/>
Reduction of Prices <lb/>
OF <lb/>
For Sale <lb/>
Cow <lb/>
Beans <lb/>
HALL <lb/>
MICHELIN <lb/>
TIRES <lb/>
Effective July One <lb/>
Quality e best <lb/>
It <lb/>
as usual <lb/>
Gel Reduced From <lb/>
Kittrell <lb/>
Get the Want Ad Habit- <lb/>
Reflector Want Ads Pay <lb/>
t of <lb/>
State of North Carolina. <lb/>
Department of State. <lb/>
To All to whom these <lb/>
Come- <lb/>
Whereas, it appears to I It <lb/>
by duly authenticated M of <lb/>
the proceedings tor the voluntary div <lb/>
solution thereof by the unanimous <lb/>
consent of ail <lb/>
in my office, that the Bank of <lb/>
Greenville, a corporation of the State <lb/>
whose principal office is situ tied the <lb/>
town of Greenville. County of <lb/>
State of North Carolina James L. Lit- <lb/>
being the agent herein and in <lb/>
charge thereof, upon whom <lb/>
may be has complied with <lb/>
requirements of U, <lb/>
of 1905, entitled <lb/>
to the Issuing of this <lb/>
of Dissolution. <lb/>
Now, therefore, i. I. Bryan G <lb/>
. i ti lo He state of North I <lb/>
Una, do hereby certify that the d <lb/>
did, on the 5th day of <lb/>
Nov It'll, tile in my office a duly <lb/>
and attested Id writ- <lb/>
to of corpora- <lb/>
executed by all the <lb/>
thereof, which said et and th <lb/>
record of proceedings <lb/>
are now on file in my said office <lb/>
by law, <lb/>
In testimony v hereof. I have here- <lb/>
to set band <lb/>
seal at Raleigh, N. C. this 5th day of <lb/>
A. II. 1915. <lb/>
J. Bryan <lb/>
Secretary of state <lb/>
7-12-ltd <lb/>
NOTICE <lb/>
Notice of registration and election <lb/>
upon the proposition to Issue Fifty <lb/>
Thousand Molars worth of It. ail <lb/>
Bonds by Falkland township, Pitt <lb/>
County, North Carolina. <lb/>
North Carolina. <lb/>
Pitt county. <lb/>
Notice is hereby given that the <lb/>
Beard I of Pitt <lb/>
in regular session assembled <lb/>
the day of July 1915, it being <lb/>
regular meeting held the 1st Monday <lb/>
of July 191.1. an election <lb/>
be held in Falkland township, Pitt <lb/>
County. North Carolina, on <lb/>
the 21st day of September 1915, at the <lb/>
regular polling place in the town-- <lb/>
Falkland for said township, on the <lb/>
question or proposition of issuing <lb/>
Fifty Thousand Dollars, <lb/>
worth of Bonds, to bear Fire <lb/>
per cent interest per annum, payable <lb/>
and to run for a per- <lb/>
of thirty years the funds- <lb/>
received from the same to be used <lb/>
for the purpose of laying out, <lb/>
and repairing, grading, con- <lb/>
and improving in any nay <lb/>
the Public In Falkland town- <lb/>
ship as provided by an Act of the <lb/>
Legislature of North Carolina, <lb/>
of 1913, designated as Chapter <lb/>
One Hundred and twenty-two <lb/>
of the Public laws of North Carolina. <lb/>
And notice is further hereby <lb/>
en that an entirely new registration <lb/>
for said election was ordered and <lb/>
called, and that J. Ii. Smith was <lb/>
and is Registrar for said <lb/>
Election, and that the Books for Reg- <lb/>
will be open on Monday, <lb/>
August Id, 1916, and closed at sun- <lb/>
set on Saturday, September 1915, <lb/>
that on each Saturday during the <lb/>
said lime and said Registration books <lb/>
will be open at the regular polling <lb/>
place in the town of Falkland and <lb/>
at all other times at the residence <lb/>
of the said J. II. Smith in the said <lb/>
Town of Falkland, North Carolina, <lb/>
and all citizens desiring to vote on <lb/>
said Bond to be held on <lb/>
II, 1916, will be required to <lb/>
This the 0th day of July 1915. <lb/>
S. A. Congleton, <lb/>
Chm. Board County Commissioner <lb/>
Attest <lb/>
Bell, clerk. <lb/>
How To dive Quinine To Children, <lb/>
Is the name to <lb/>
Improved It is a Syrup, pleas, <lb/>
lo lake not disturb the stomach. <lb/>
Children lake it and never know It la Quinine. <lb/>
especially adapted to adults who cannot <lb/>
take Quinine. Does not nauseate nor <lb/>
cause nor in the head. Try <lb/>
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pose. Ask r original The <lb/>
blown IS cent <lb/>
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count of hay fever. Foley's <lb/>
and Tar Compound as <lb/>
the Ideal remedy for hay fever and <lb/>
II Mall and soothes the <lb/>
raw, reaping throat and eases <lb/>
choking sensation. It allays <lb/>
mat on Irritation and brings ens-. <lb/>
natural breathing. <lb/>
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If It Is <lb/>
Headstones <lb/>
Markers <lb/>
Monuments <lb/>
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