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hi I , Give Rebate CHECKS. Clearance SALE that Clears. THE GREATEST EVER OFFERED. We have planed to make this Great Sale an over whelming success. We have taken into due consideration the great loss of profit which such a sale as this means. We take the loss wise believing it to be the very best kind of business sense u clean up all summer surplus at a loss, and do it while the evening season is at its height. We believe this is the greatest money saving sale we ever offered. Compare the printed offerings with the actual merchandise, you will then be con- that the loss is ours, the saving is yours. You can make no mistake to investigate the goods offered. Big Bargains in all Goods. them for now, buy them for fall, buy them for any season, the whole stock is at your mercy during this sale. Sale commences continues to 1st- Tayloe. Chief Marshall The election of Mr. Joseph F. Tayloe as chief for t ti state fair of 1904 is a deserved recognition of the merits of a young man and a deserved to our sister town. The News and Observer relative to his Taylor is well known throughout the state as one of its most progressive and able men. He has a host of friends in eastern North Carolina, and with his well known energy and ability it Is certain that the social events of the state fair will be admirably managed. Mr. Tayloe is not alone well known in social life in the state, but politically also. He was one of the North Carolina delegates to the National Democratic from the first district. In an appreciative accept- the appointment, Mr. Tayloe wrote the state fair officiate, saying that he would give his most earn- est efforts to the duties of the position. He. says that he ex to have at the state marshals from the mountains to the representing part of the state. The rarest combination of good things put together l Rocky Mountain Tea. It cares pimples, indigestion, constipation, rheumatism, sick headache. cents, Tea Tablets. Wooten's Drug Store. Central Barber Shop. Edmond Fleming, Props. Located in main section of the town. chairs in operation and each one presided over by a skilled barber. place is inviting, razors sharp our towels clean. We thank you for past patronage and ask you to when good service is wanted North Carolina, o Pitt In Superior Court Louisa Hargrave, vs v Summons Hargrave. The defendant, Hargrave, will take notice that an action entitled as above has been commenced in the Superior Court for Pitt county, for divorce, and the defendant will take notice that he is required to at the Superior Court for the county of Pitt to be held at the court house in Greenville on the 2nd Monday after the 1st Monday in Sept, 1904, and ans- or demur to the complaint, a copy of which will be deposited in the clerks office of said court within the first days of said term or the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief de- in the complaint. Witness my hand and seal this 1904 D. C. Clerk Superior Court. Such Wash Goods is seldom seen. The wash goods policy of this store is clean shelves. All the colored Lawns that were and . . now Mens Clothing reduced per cents. We don't car- any special line, but some of all the leading makes. White Shirt Waist Goods that were and all go at our price . yd Such price Silks, not every day seen, all colors, in best China Silk . yd Black Dress Goods, must leave the shelves, 1.00, 1.26 and Fine Black Silk was 1.00 and now and 1.05 yd Stock Collars, was and now . Ladies Shirt Waist Sets, was and now Miles of Laces and reduced half. styles. BOo summer corset 1.00 C B Corset R ft G sets Your choice in any style of 1.00 Batiste et in any make . Ladies Vest that were and now end Ladies and Mens Umbrellas with steel rods, full inches, was and now ago Ladies Stock Collars, for Mens Furnishings chimed in bargain lots. Mens black and colored Half Hose, kind, now Summer Undershirts. kind, now . . G. H Madras Shirts . bosom Negligee Shins was now . . League Meeting. A call meeting League was held in the Methodist church here Monday night. A large of the bets were pres- and business of importance was transacted. Among other things that were brought before the League, was the final report of the picnic com- This committee recommended that the league have a moon light excursion down the river, which was adopted by the league, and it was decided that the excursion boat leave the Old Dominion wharf at seven o'clock p. m. Thurs- day, July OPENING Tuesday, Aug., 2nd WAREHOUSE PARHAM FOXHALL BOWLING I.- now ago All Straw Bats. 1.00 and 1.25, all at our price Mens Negligee Shirts, 1.25, and 1.75, all at one price . Ladies and Mens and Handkerchiefs, now NOTICE. During this Great Clearance sale it will be for us to cut samples or send goods up on approval, but refund- ed to all Is tied customers REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF GREENVILLE, GREENVILLE, N. C AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 9th, 1904- Folks Must Eat matter how low the price tobacco, and we are the to supply Seasonable Eatables at Seasonable Prices. Fresh, Clean, Pure Goods only are offered. We don't call shoulders hams. Everything goes by its honest name. . J. GROCER, Five Points. Phone Announcement We beg leave to announce that we are Wholesale and Retail for Loans Discount 1183,309.34 Overdrafts 3.239.39 Furniture Fixtures 3,618.57 Due from Bunks 73,226.39 Checks cash items Gold Coin 5,828.50 Silver Coin 3,319.37 291,085.59 Stock paid in Surplus, Profits less Expenses Paid 12,097.92 Deposits 226,973.38 Cashier's checks out- standing 7,014.29 291,085.59 County of Pitt. J I, James L. Little, Cashier of the shove-named bank, do solemnly wear that the statement above is true to the best of my knowledge EVERYBODY Can Take a Trip With The Low Pate Tickets Sale via THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE. and belief Subscribed and sworn to before M, this 20th day of June, , TYSON, . , .-. JAMES L. LITTLE. Cashier. J. G. J. A. ANDREWS, Richmond, National Association of Engineers Au- gust 1st to 6th. Louisville, Biennial Conclave Knights of Pythias, August th to 20th. Boston, National Encampment Q. A. R., August 15th to 20th. St Louis, the Worlds Fair. Season, Sixty day, teen day and Excursion tickets now on sale. Excellent Service Convenient Schedules. For full information as to rates, dates of sale, limits of tickets, schedules, etc., call on any Ticket Agent of the A. L., or write H. M. W. J T M. F. A K. O a White Lead, Paints, Colors, and and Ready Paints. There is no line in the world better than the Harrison line. It has behind it a century reputation for honorable wares and honorable dealings. . Ill you use the Harrison Paints you need never worry quality. . trust that you will favor us with your orders whenever you want good paint for any Have just a car load and cart give you Special Prices. Baker Hart. GREENVILLE, N. C, J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. and Friday. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE VOL. Ho. GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY. NORTH CAROLINA. TUESDAY. AUGUST No. PERSONALS AND SOCIAL. Miss Li Hie Cowan, a trained nurse of Durham, came in this morning to attend Tom Blow, who has typhoid fever. Major H. Harding and daughter THURSDAY, JULY Harvey Keen went to Parmele this morning. O. if. King this morning i Mi-s left this morning to the Convocation now in session at Centerville. r, from for Washington. J. of Ayden, is spend today in town. J. Gardner morning. returned from Tarboro Wednesday. Blow returned from W. Perkins to this morning. W. M. Best went do to on business Wednesday. Misses Eula and Clyde Cd re. to Ayden. returned Tuesday from Morehead; City. J. wife for Beach this morning. Forbes returned Wednesday evening. A. C Monk arrived Wednesday evening to be here during the W. O. Barnhill an family left this for Va. where will make their home. W. P; Langston, of Wilson, who bas been visiting Ex Sheriff Hat- returned home this morn- B. W. Hadley of visiting her pa- JULY Wm. Blow left for Golds- W. L. Hall returned from Scot- d Neck Friday. Mrs. Denmark returned to Kinston Friday. AT MOREHEAD. New Officers of the Association. rents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Forbes. Mrs. J. A. Hornaday, daughter, Miss and sen, returned Wednesday from the southern part of the -stale. V. L. Hornaday left this morn- to represent Trinity Park School at the which is session at Rich Square. Mrs. Mar Lawrence returned to Portsmouth Monday. Mrs Emily of near Greenville, accompanied her home. FRIDAY, JULY A. r left today for Gate. W. L. Beat returned Thursday from H. A. White wont to Bethel this morning. J. Tyson returned Thursday from Hall i more. returned Thurs- day from W. J. Blow, of today Miss Jennie Williams left day for a visit to W. Perkins returned from Wilmington evening. Miss Maggie Dixon, of Rocky Mount, is visiting her sifter, Mrs. J. W. Higgs. M. L. Turnage, of Farm ville, Va., has accepted a position with the Bank of Greenville. Miss Marie Walker, of Ports- mouth, Va., is visiting Miss Elise Pitt St. T. H. Bateman left this morning for he fill s contract to tin some buildings there. Mies Eloise who has been visiting Miss Mary left for her this moral Ex-Mayor Whedbee went to this morning. Misses Dora and Ethel left Friday for Winterville. Miss Smith returned this morning from a visit to den. E. B. Thomas came Friday and will work at the Center Brick Warehouse. Mr. and Mrs. Clarance of are visiting and in town. E. G. Cox and family, of Ayden, came over this morning and left on the steamer for Rev. J. H. Griffith, of Kinston, came over this morning went out to Farmville to preach Sunday. D. J. Whichard, who has been attending the State Press at Morehead, returned this morning. King, who been visiting Miss Frances Bag- well, this morning for her home in Raleigh. Chas. Mr. Robt. and Mrs. Sol. Dixon Friday evening to spend a days at Morehead. Mrs. R. J. Cobb and daughter, Hiss MUs P. James n left Friday evening fr Morehead. Institute for Colored Teachers. is to- The Institute for th- colored teachers of Pin Bounty will be held in on Monday, August the 8th. Every colored the county h required by law to attend this or not lie qualified lo teach in any county in the e for the next twelve mouths. These teachers will ail hereby take notice be present at the beginning continuous attendance is required. W. H. Co. Supt. 7-29 d N. C. July An address of unusual excel- and ability was at Wednesday afternoon's session of the Press association by J. W. Bailey, subject being Press in a Mr. Bailey is one of the young men in the state, or even in the South, and is a power in the advancement of the State. At night a memorial was held, at which resolutions wore adopted upon the death of Robert M. late editor of the Raleigh Post. Several spoke tributes to bis memory. A full dress was held in the Atlantic Hotel that was quite a brilliant social affair. There were a large number of dancers on the floor. Atone the ball a reception was held in honor of Gen. Lee. There were a number of persons in the receiving line with General Lee them being J. A Bryan, Of the A. N. railroad and ex-Gov. Mrs. T. J. aid Cherry, Wednesday afternoon had a delightful outing at the surf and, came out cleaner and wiser. Mr. J. J. Royal, owner of the pavilion and bath houses on to me association. This the association up its routine business again and of interest- topics. the Preside t J. A. of the A. N. C. railroad, was introduced the convention and invited bets to go as his guests on a tour of inspection of road. This trip will be taken by special train Friday morning. T. i. Jarvis was also presented to the convent on and made n interesting brief speech heat lily applauded. The following officers were place of meeting. Morehead, July The banquet last night tendered the association by the A. N. C. railroad and the Atlantic Hotel, was an elaborate affair. There were spreads for about one and the menu, served in courses, was superb. J. A. Bran was toast master, and there were responses from Gen. Lee, J. Jar- vis, H. A. London, b. F. Hilliard, W. F. Marshall, J. W. Bailey, Rev. J. O. Atkinson and J. H. We never heard better after dinner impromptu speeches. Friday morning President Bryan took a number of the editors an inspection trip over the A N. C. railroad. They found the road in good physical condition and saw enough to convince them of the falsity of the charges in application f-r a receiver. A delightful sailing and fishing that The Reflector immensely given him by Prof. L. L Hargrave and C. W. both former Greenville citizens now connected with a large school at Beaufort. This courtesy w much appreciated. ENTERTAINMENT. Reported Reflector. Class of the Baptist Sunday School entertained last evening the class t the delightful home of Prof. W. H. on Avenue. The parlors and were brilliantly lighted and artistically decorated with the most beautiful flowers and everything arranged in a manner as to insure a most pleasant evening to all that attended. After listening to a few mental selections by the ed and most talented Miss we were invited into the game room where amusement was furnished all. Delicious refreshments were served after which all adjourned having expressed themselves as having spent a most enjoyable Reflector 28th. N. C. PRESS ASSOCIATION. Thirty-Second Annual Session at More- head. City, N. C. July 27th. North Carolina Press met here today in its 32nd annual session. While there are to of he. of the state now at Morehead, not halt of were in Delightful Reception. A delightful reception was given last night at elegant home of Miss Francis Bagwell, to charming guest, Miss Sadye King, of Raleigh. Mis King has made many friends her stay in Greenville, and her presence here this r has added much to the pleasure of the social life in our town. The parlors and were brilliantly lighted, and together with the hall, were handsomely decorated with carnations, A number of gentlemen present displayed their poetical the ball when the convention ability by having given to them a called to order, the absentee of paper, with a flower written on u. i. B. Vice Presidents -M. L. Ship- man, K, M. Phillip- and J. O. add Secretary P. Sherrill. Lassiter. -E. E. Hilliard. C. Executive B. J, J. W. C. Dowd, J. A. Thomas and W. P. Marshall. Delegates to National Editorial J. Whichard, W. K. Jacobson, O. H. Pots, W. B. T. R. T. J. Lassiter and H. A. London. Al- C. Martin, R. M. Phillips, W. F. Marshall, J. A. Robinson, M. L. J. H. Caine and J. O. Atkinson. H. A. London gave an interest- reminiscent paper On the No Dispensary For Wilmington. In the municipal in Wilmington yesterday under the Watts State law, upon the of the establishment of a dis- in that city, and the j operation of distilleries within the corporate limits, the advocates won by a majority of As the election was the quietest known there, the service of the thirty extra police-1 the State Association, men, who laid been sworn y to J. A. Robinson, J. not needed. A Thomas and D. J. Whichard as was no and everything moved Order. eluding was more Inn in go- with Bill Bailey than in in matters f the The fart is, sines Bailey got here last night he has d me little but talk about big he has done, and he set about halt of the craft crazy to and try their luck this moraine. The r, Live Allied to or- at o'clock by President II. and was offered by P. D. I who wan to have deliver th of was prevailed from lining his foiling to he on hand, feature was over for the time. new members wore re this The of President contained some to the association. J. A. Robinson, historian, gave an interesting and re- view of events of the past of the association's history. His- was good. General Lee is here and will deliver an address tonight Jamestown to be held in 1907. At the afternoon session the address of welcome was delivered by C. L. of Beaufort, and responded, to by Archibald Johnson. A number of important matters discussed at today's sessions. were R. L. name a was mine question of young . who received a slip with the same flower named. In this the young men procured their partners and were then invited into the spacious dining-hall, where refreshments were served in the most charming manner by Miss Smith, Mrs. J. S. Smith and Mrs. Bagwell. The following coupler Miss Bessie and Si rick land. Stunk and S. D. Miss Helen and A. C. Monk. Mis- May and A R. Miss Helen Brinkley and Tunstall. Miss Sadye and J. ST. Monk. Miss Francis Bagwell and T. A Duke. Miss Smith and A . G. Ward. Miss O. W. King. Mrs. R. F. Betts and R. F. Betts. The stags were Hugh d, Vick Hornaday. Daily Reflector 28th. Port Arthur Captured Shanghai, July A telegram received here from Wei will be in at Hotel Ber- three patriarchs of the association on August 18th 17th. than any others new glasses. Those with it. .;. Let able to pay a fee will-be Dr. of Wei confirms other received here today from to effect that Port Arthur bas been captured. The telegram says also that the British fleet, which has been will Std ,. r r n return tomorrow . ., . a- ,,,,

GREENVILLE, N. C. Dr. L. Dental Surgeon P Greenville, Norfolk, Va, Cotton Buyers and Brokers in Stocks. Cotton, Grain and one. Private Wires to New York Chicago and New D. W. IN Groceries And Provisions Cotton Bagging and Ties always on hand Fresh Goods kept con- in stock. Country Produce Bought and Sold D. W. GREENVILLE North Not Quite I Bow often you can get a thing C nail or screw driven or an- Bare a i. to box ; in; i preps so fop K emergencies. Our line of tools is all you could desire, and we your box does not a single k article. a Hie People The Money i a I It t make l the Id Las been OW and that the share of the United States in the discoveries amounts to I the people of the United States decided twice- that wanted the gold standard. The people eliminated that issue them- selves and no Democratic convention was going to he guilty of the folly for a third time of attempting to make a-closed incident an issue in a campaign in which there was not even a little hit pf ice for it to cut. Wilmington Star. The pill that will, will fill the bill, Without a gripe. To cleanse the liver, without a quiver. Take One at Little early Risers are small, easy easy and gentle in effect, yet they ho certain in results that no one who uses is For quick relief biliousness, sick headache, torpid liver, jaundice, dizziness and all troubles arising from an inactive, sluggish liver, Early Bis. are at Wool- en's Drug Store. Files Upon Top of Piles Piles upon top of piles of people have the Piles, and Witch Hazel Salve cures There are many different kinds of Piles, hut if you get the genuine and or Witch Hazel Salve made by E. C. DeWitt of a cure is certain. H. a. Tisdale, of S. C, says had Piles years and DeWitt's cured me after every thing else Sold at Ding Store. We give you not only the best you can buy, but the money paid can buy. Quality value combined argue for your patronage This is an agreeable sort of Store to patronize. You can recognize at once, from the way you are served, that your best studied. We study the fit of every garment you try on much more closely than you do, and when the chase is completed there's not a line of a garment that isn't perfect. Two and three piece suits divide honors of patronage. Some want vests, some don't. We're able to offer each the widest possible varietY of fabrics for selection. .- .- ; MAW i. . Course You et Harness, M Goods, Horace And Mrs. Stanton. There was once a passage at arms between Elizabeth the eminent woman suffragist and ace Greater, on the occasion of a die by the hornier on the right women to the ballot. In the midst of her talk, Greeley in hi high pitched, falsetto would you do in time war if you had the This d like a r; bat the lady had been before t long to disconcerted by an . .; and she promptly what yon done at homo and others Mr. Mens Three Piece Suits to Mens Two Piece Suits to Nice Line Youths Clothing to THE-HUSTLING CLOTHIERS CURE FOR CON. r-W-S OLD DOMINION ti L. leave Washington daily, except Sunday. at a. in. for Greenville, leave Greenville daily, except at in. for Washington. Connecting at Washington with Steamers for Norfolk, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York Boston, and all points North. Connects at Norfolk with railroads for all points West. Shippers should order their freight by Old Dominion Line from New York and Norfolk and Southern R. R. and Old Dominion Line from Norfolk; Clyde Line from Philadelphia. Bay Line and Chesapeake Line from Baltimore and Merchant- and Miners Line from Boston. Sailing hours subject to change without Notice. T. H. 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m . yd PAGE BLANK -f ii I IT C., , Exam has been to Saratoga. Mrs. L. M. Peden is at More- head. roller wash board is it is a and is destined to take the lead, try one, is to buy one, to bay one, is to never be without one den Milling Mfg. Co , N. C. The best recommendations can be famished tor By rum Hog Chaser. Write or send to J. H. N. Lime, plastering hair, windows, doors, blinds and aide lights at -J. K. Smith Bro. When yon need a nice, light, pole, U t your baggy or carriage. Ceil on and make a selection. Ayden Milling Mfg. Co. Ayden. N. C. H. J. Corbitt has visiting in The ladies out to go when they need the finest quality dress goods, laces, burg Cannon and for Daily we take great pleasure In receiving sub- and willing receipts for those in arrears. We hare a list of all who receive their mail at this office. We also take orders for printing. W. Smith Was in Greenville W. Co., will sell up-to-date suit of clothes mighty t Regular prayer services Wed- night, . All invited. the finest line of lawns did see at W. M. Ed- have cut the all our goods a W. Co. at W. M. towards with -eyes bewitching lips sweetly raises a window and from contused t Mia to soon forget. I Remember you can. lawns, r piques and , to , J. Bro. nil Call our and ham- J. R. Smith ft Bro. of i., bleach lug and gingham In town. Their customers tell bet it if you peed anything in the way i of Crockery, Tin -Hate -ft- i enlarged or made. Best refer- . . i ii I wish my friends that a Very of millinery and I know that my Tessie and kid belts . a all, Mrs J. A. Davis. i Rev. will preach U the night. live in Ayden than with his Idle He is i an old student, of she st AYDEN DEPARTMENT. . J. M. B OW, Manager and Authorized Agent. Julian Stokes, of Gold here a visit. Just received spring suit cloth- for J. J- Fancy candies, oranges, apples and bananas at E. E. Go's. ASK FOR Point, is E. ft Go's new market beef, fresh meats, sage, and fresh fish. First Class hand made brick, by work in the enlargement of do well to see Hart Bro,. We am a fair patent the wholesale and retail large, shafts, black hickory singletrees, fas- Jen- FLOUR, If it doesn't give yon absolute satisfaction your dealer will pay you for returning it. R. F. Ayden, For peaches, apples, corn tomatoes, ac, apply to E. E. ft Go. Cannon Tyson wish to call special attention to land plaster for We carry a splendid assortment of body carpets in various styles and patterns, which make excellent hail rugs, at a normal cost. Ladies are cordially invited to call and see them. Ayden Milling ft Co., Ayden, N. C. R. F. Johnson and f. A. kins hare been to Grifton. Cotton seed halls, Hay, Oats and Cotton Seed meal sold by Gannon Tyson. Cannon ft Tyson handles ready mixed paints, the beat. salt for stock, at J. ft Smith ft Bro. E. E. ft Co. will do all thy possible can to please you with their new line of heavy and fancy groceries MUs Bessie Carson, of Washing- ton, after spending a very visit with Misses Jimmie and Arab Davis, has returned to home. . ; We call special attention to oar new line of Tan and Ideal Kid shoes Cannon ft Tyson. If you are in need of a nice pair for Royal at Hart Jenkins. . . Misses Eula and Clyde Co went to Greenville Wednesday. W. E. Jackson Go., are offer- for the next days their en-1 tire stock of summer goods at great-1 reduced prices. Note these Pants that were 3.00; stock always on hand, your orders solicited. J. A. Griffin. Lorena and Lizzie Dixon accompanied by their M Gladys Sutton, and Master Sutton, of LaGrange, spent Wednesday in Winter rill. Hart Cypress Shingles sale by ft Carolina per day, depot West Ave- Transient custom solicited B. F. Early, proprietor. We bear the young men the cheapest and best fitting clothing is sold by ft Tyson. Mrs. J T. Jr., left Tuesday to be away weeks visiting in Kinston, and Morehead. Just another lot of boys and clothing at W. M. Edwards. Why suffer intense head- ache, eye ache smarts and burns, when you can el by pair of glasses properly fitted, by J. W. Taylor, grad- Ayden, N. C. weak yes, in need of glasses, ways go to worse. A lit- piece of glass properly ed will work wonders. Joseph us Cox, a prominent merchant of Winterville has been a visitor in our town this week. His was a face J, R. Smith says bus firm has a pair of shoes for every body. They come by car loads. You will find a complete line of light weight M ft On, Another lot of ladies 11.50 Ox- fords for at W. M. Ed- wards Co. family of C. L. Tyson left this morning to Meggie Smith who has fever at his near Beaver Duo. Our stock of is wide, arise, nice cheap, J. R. k Bro. By nun Hog Chafer for Cholera to cure if used and given or it will cost nothing. For sale by J. 2.50 and ate now j N. C. and 1.75. Shirts that Mrs. of Timothy, are now visiting the family of J. R. each. A few of both low and cuts at your spring your own Lawns, you want goods and all at almost j for 2-3 their value. Conic and see. Ca a bar rel of Columbia better to be had anywhere. Miss of Kin- Harrison ready mixed paints oil J. pair double, fold- is her J. bed at J. Smith Bro. j Come to w s when you Ben Nunn and Kinston sounds to buy Independent Manufactured natural. Rot it be so long., we Trust Do you want to know how it. g, H J- feel, to yourself Two more brick store See W. E. Hooks complete. West Railroad is on the constant improve. ever find out. OF THE BANK OF AYDEN, N. At the close of business June 9th, RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts, f f l Furniture and Fixtures , Due from Banks, Check and Cash Items, Silver Coin, MUM Total 1,879 LIABILITIES, ash bows, No. chine buffed leather, and put to- by practical and skilled mechanics. We use tine's 1st class varnish, hence we to make the neatest and most durable buggy in Eastern N. C, Ayden Milling Mfg Co., Ayden, X. C. Herbert Edmondson. of Gold Point, after several has gone home. The new soda fountain of M. M Sauls ill be a daisy, so he in- forms to, as also his new drug store when complete. Corn, hay oats, at J. R. Smith ft There seems to be no cessation to the number of buggies daily run out by the Ayden Milling Mfg. Co. Employing only skilled labor allowing no shoddy goods to leave factory we are not surprised at the result and that too when they pay their workman prices in conformity with their labor. Naturally good and rood alone redound to the credit of such a firm. Proper appreciation all around is generally recognized everywhere. has been visiting Mrs. J. M. Dixon. Cotton seed meal and hulls at J. R. S ft Bro. We want your hams chickens and egg-. J. R. Smith ft Bro. A new lot of men's just received at W, M. Ed- wards ft Cob. Misses Bessie Emma have returned from a visit in Greene county. N w we have plenty of the wagon and cart wheels will sell them as cheap as any one. Milling ft Mfg. Co. Ayden, N. C We told that keeps the best and most complete line of furniture town Chris Moore and wife, of the Timothy were here shop- ping this week. Just another case of men's at W. M. Ed- wards Go's. New up-to-date Wheeler and Wilson machines Only at W. M. Co. Mis. Willie Stanley, of was the guest of Mrs, George , Worthington ft Bro y work in this line a specialty. Work Guaranteed. Hog Chaser has on the market for fourteen years It is guaranteed used to cure cholera refunded. Write or send to Dr. B. T- Cox, Miss Meta of Kin- Stan, is spending the week with Miss Helen Mason Jars sad Rubbers at J. R. Smith ft Bro. i Large stock of , of suits, steads, bitting chairs, mattresses, straw, felt and cotton at J. R. Smith ft Bro. Elder of the Free Will of Fortress Monroe, was here yes- shaking hands. J. L Smith and Pattie, of Maple Cypress, have been visiting here. Miss Bath. was the guest of Misses Mattie and Sunday. Dixon, been visiting Miss Blanch Cannon Tuesday. Everett has the plan and for building a hand- some residence for J. T. Smith, Sr. Mrs. Evelyn Cox and Mrs. M. G. Bryan, of spent Wednesday night with Mrs. C. A. Fair. I take this method of informing the public that as the Summer sea- son is about over I am offering special inducements in order to sell. My. line of pants cannot be excelled, and the Edwin shoe which I handle exclusively is net surpassed by any other make. Give me a call and when I have shown you my dry goods, notions other line of goods I know I shall be able to please you and you, Life is probably the most oncer thing in the world. You have it how long No one knows. of the most certain things in the world is a good life insurance policy. See W. E. Hooks and get one immediately. John H. Was all rundown; me any good until I got bold of Rocky in Tea. Nov lam and well; gained forty pounds. cents, Tea or Tablets. Wooten's Drag Store. BED at out street Capital stock paid in, Undivided profits less expanses, ;. Dividends unpaid Baptist church preached in the ., , , M. M. SAULS, PHARMACIST, AYDEN, N. C. Dr. Joseph Dixon, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Block, Rest Railroad, Ayden, N. C. Dr. Louis Skinner, Practicing Physician Surgeon Hotel Annie, Ayden, N. C. Demand of Deposits, . . Disciple church here Tuesday big stock of Richmond cook and heating stoves and repairs for m J. R. Smith E. V COX, ATTORNEY- AT- AW, , Ayden, N. C. W. B. ALEXANDER, Tonsorial Artist, Latest Sty Hair Shaving and

. I. Ill . i mm PAGE BLANK Mm Exam has been to Saratoga. Mrs. L, M. Peden is at More- head. Oar wash board is a it is a and is destined to take the lead, to try one, is. to buy one, and to buy one, is to never be without again. Ayden Milling Mfg. Co., Ayden, N. C. The best recommendations can be furnished tor By rum's Bog Write or send to J. H. Ayden, N. Lime, plastering hair, -doors, blinds and aide lights When you need a nice, light, tough pole, for your baggy or carriage. Gall as and make a selection. Ayden Billing Co, Ayden. N. C. H. J. Corbitt has been visiting at AYDEN DEPARTMENT. J. M. B OW. Manager and Authorized Agent. Julian Stokes, of Gold here a visit. Just received spring suit cloth- for J. J. Fancy candles, oranges, apples and at B. E. a Go's. ASK FOR COLUMBIA FLOUR, Point, is.; Go to E. E. A Go's near beef, fresh meats, sage, and fresh fish. First Class baud made brick, If it doesn't give you absolute satisfaction dealer Will pay you for returning it. K. F. Johnson, Dist. Ayden, N. C For peaches, apples, corn ac, apply toE. B. ft On. Cannon and Tyson wish to call special attention to land plaster The ladies found out to go when they need the finest We carry a splendid assortment of body carpet i in various styles and patterns, excellent hall rugs quality dress goods, lace, Cab boo and take great pleasure in receiving sub- make at a normal desiring work in enlargement of pictures will do well to see Hart Bro,. We use a fair patent the wholesale and retail large j shafts, black hickory singletree agent for Daily cost. Ladies cordially invited to call see them. Ayden Milling ft Co., Ayden, N. C. willing receipts for those arrears. We have a list of all who receive mail at this office. We also take orders for job W. Smith was in Greenville Edwards Co., will sell suit of clothes prayer meeting, services an the Baptist church next Wed- All invited. f of lawns W,. f Bo J We have cut the all our white goods , buy a when-a-pretty, sweet--and with eyes bewitching sweetly raise a window and to from contused kits to the, how cruel Mi shall not k soon forget. you can find lawns, nicker z Is, piques and numerous to at J, It. Bro. nit k Call -and- ham- . J. R. Smith Bro. keep mot line of and gingham d town. I Their customers tell me ,;, If you weed anything in the way . -of Tin or Grey stone -1 to -Hr enlarged or made. Best refer. Bros., Ayden, my friends that I keep a very nice line of millinery goods, And I know that my Tessie ,. new belts will please you all. Give mo a all, Mrs. J. A. j i G. will preach k t the Seminary next Thursday night. B. F. Johnson and . A. Jen- kins have been to Grifton. Cotton seed hulls, Hay, and Cotton Seed meal sold by Cannon and Tyson. Cannon Tyson handles ready mixed paints, best. salt for stock, at J; ft Smith Bro. E. E. Co. will do all thy possible can to please you with their new line of heavy and fancy groceries Carson, of Washing- ton, after spending a very pleas- ant visit Misses Jimmie and Arab Davis, has returned to her home. . ; ,. We call special attention to our new line of Tan and Ideal Kid shoes Cannon ft Tyson. If you are in need of a nice pair of call for at Hart ft Jenkins. Misses Eula and Clyde went to Greenville Wednesday. W. E. Jackson Go,, are offer- for next days their en- tire clock of summer goods great- to cure if used in reduced prices. Note , or r that were 3.00; sale by J. 2.50 and ate now N. G. and 1.75. that were Mrs. Melissa Bills, of Timothy, she family of J. B. few. pair of shoes both low and cuts at Carry your your own figures. white y. Coif you want goods and all at almost j for 2-3 their value. Come see. for a bar ready mi paints, j f Floury none better oil and at J. R. to be had anywhere. A Bro. pair double, single fold- is visaing her brother, bed at J. B. Smith Bro. Come M when you Kinston sounds to buy natural. But it won't be so long. we handle Trust Do you want to know how it Hart ft Jenkins, feels to think more of Two more brick stores Hooks complete. Wt . . . -i , , , in on the improve, find out. , he rather live in Ayden . bit daddy. He is an nib Bile, P. O. Building, Ayden. OF THE BANK OF AYDEN, N. C.-a At the of business June 9th, 1904. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts, Furniture and Due from Banks, Check and Cash Silver Coin, National and won Total, No, i chine buffed leather, an put to- by practical and skilled mechanics. We use tine's 1st class varnish, hence we to make the neatest and most durable buggy in Eastern N. C., Ayden Milling ft Mfg Co., Ayden, S. C. Herbert Edmondson. of Gold Point, after several has gone home. The soda fountain of M. M Sauls will be a so he in- forms t, a also his new drug store when complete. hay oats, at J. E. Smith There seems to be no cessation to the Dumber of daily run out by the Ayden Milling Mfg. Co. Employing only skilled labor allowing no shoddy goods to leave factory we are not surprised at the result and ; hat too they pay their workman prices conformity with their labor. Naturally good and alone to the credit of such a firm. Proper appreciation all around is generally recognized everywhere. has been visiting Mrs, J. M. Dixon. Cotton seed meal and hulls at J. B. ft Bro. We want your hams chickens egg-. J. Smith Bro. A new lot of men's just received at W. M. Ed- wards Cola. . Bessie and Emma have returned from a visit in Greene county. we have plenty the wagon and cart wheels will sell them as cheap as any one. Ayden Milling Mfg. Co. Ayden, N. C We e told that Tyson keeps the best aDd most complete line of furniture town Chris Moore and wife, of the section were here shop- ping this week. Just another of men's at W. M. Ed- wards Go's. New up-to-date Wheeler and machines for only W at W. M. ft Co. Mis. Willie Stanley, the guest of Mrs, George , Worthington ft Bro work in this line a specialty. Work Guaranteed. Hug Chaser has on the market for fourteen years It is guaranteed if used before sir k to cure cholera or money refunded. or end to Dr. B. T. Cox, . C. Miss Meta of Kin- Stan, is spending the week with Miss Helen Jars and at J. B. Smith A. Bro. Large stock of of suits, steads, LIABILITIES, . and bitting chairs, mattresses, Capital stock paid in, straw, felt and cotton at J. B. Undivided Smith ft Bro. expenses, ;. Eider of the Free Will stock always on hand, your orders solicited. J. A. Griffin. Misses and Lizzie Dixon accompanied by their M Gladys Button, and Master Clifton Sutton, of LaGrange, spent Wednesday in Hart Cypress Shingles for sale by ft Tyson. Carolina per day, depot West Ave- Transient custom solicited B. F. Early, We hear the young men say cheapest and best fitting clothing is sold by Tyson. Mrs. J Jr., left Tuesday evening to be away weeks visiting in Kinston, and Morehead. Just re- another lot of boys and clothing at W. M. Edwards. Why suffer intense head- ache, eye ache smarts and burns, when you can ed by pair of glasses properly fitted, by J. W. Taylor, grad late Ayden, N. C. weak yes, need of glasses, ways go to worse. A lit- piece of glass properly ed will work wonders. Josephus Cox, a prominent merchant of has been a visitor in town this week. His was a familiar face. X B. Smith says his farm has a pair of shoes for every body. come by car load-. You will find a complete line of weight oats M wards ft C. Another lot of ladies Ox- fords for at W. M. Ed- wards ft Co. family of C. L. Tyson left this to see Meggie Smith who has fever at his home near Beaver stock of is wide, nice and cheap, J. B. Bro. flog Chafer for Cholera at Monroe, was here yes- shaking hands. daughter, Mica Pattie, of Cypress, have been friend- here. Miss pf was guest of Misses Mattie and Sunday. has been visiting Mis Blanch Cannon Tuesday. Everett has plan and for building a hand- J. T. Smith, Sr. Mrs. Evelyn Cox and Mrs. M. G. Bryan, of spent Wednesday night with Mrs. C. A. Fair. I take this method of informing the public that as the Summer sea- son is about over I am offering special inducements in order to sell. My. line of cannot be excelled, and Edwin shoe which I exclusively is not surpassed by any other make. Give me a call and when I have shown you my dry goods, notions other line of goods I know I shall be able to please you and cell you. Life is probably the most thing in the world, You have it how long No one knows. One of most certain things in the world is a good life insurance policy. See W. E. Hooks and get one immediately. Miss Maggie of j. John H. Was all rundown; did me any until T bold of Hollister's Rocky Tea. Now I am strong and wall; gained forty pounds. cents, Tea or Tablets. Drug Store. BED oat street Dividends unpaid Demand certificates of deposits, Baptist church preached in the Disciple church here Tuesday night. A stock of cook and heating stoves and repairs for is at J. B. Smith ft M. PHARMACIST AYDEN. N, C. Dr. Joseph Dixon, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Block, Beat Railroad, Ayden, N. C. Dr. Louis Skinner, Practicing Physician Surgeon Hotel Annie, Ayden, N. C. E. V- COX, ATTORNEY- AT- AW; Ayden, N. C. W. B. ALEXANDER, Artist, Latest Styles Hair Shaving and

U. J. OR- ff rT f in post office a Greenville, N. C. as second ct Advertising rates . . A corresponded desired post in and counties. was h froth i to fiction Pitt N. C, 1904. Now that Wilmington has ed it, let it The Republicans seem to fear that they will be pressed for time. , It seems to take more for people near the sea than it for those who live further up. With Mr. as National chairman, and Mr. F. M. Simmons State we feel more and more confident. Mr. J. C. of has been added t the staff of Mr. is i bright and we predict for great -emcees. and on Hastings, in Che stores; at the clarion call to arms was ring in clear tones from the lips of statesmen, orators and business men, our political institutions and we were in f of being by an -e. it; was heard the unanimous re-election of Senator F. M. Simmons as the State of the Democratic party comes renewed confide and determination. The Legislature of Georgia has increased the Governor's salary to per year. No doubt there are other Governors who saying do then is beginning to be evident to supporters of Mr. Roosevelt that the Democratic candidate not only has the support of hi but has the support of dent as York Times. With such news as this confront- them, no wonder the followers of Toddy have to have a pill for prostration before they their mail. Regardless of the fact we Line u dispensary, several lings are going up our town, and a. number of shops and stores are be- built and repaired. until; U . A . The names of many of women certainly can not be spelled by sound. The use of many vowels i demanded, but we frequently don't know just which, one to use. There is no use in kicking on the election of a to in a college society if lie deserves it, especially if the students . have been eating, sleeping and drinking with the Tux Baby for several years. The editor of D. J. d has returned from the State Press Association which has been in session at Morehead With this issue of The of Col. Alfred Moore, He west up and down in the state and men listened to this because he was afire with zeal and the name of freedom. , North Carolina is heard i the cry of temperance. From the cloud capped mountain of the west, to washed shores of the east, is heard the clarion call for men to rise up in die strength their God-given love for the good and the pure and to hurl from our fair state this curse that makes beasts of men and robs home of its purity and glory. And men are responding. At Wilmington where the call was heard we have-another view. Be- hold the once manly and noble Col. Alfred Moore Waddell. This time he more gray hairs about his brow, and his years have in- creased, and his is beginning to bow under the weight of years But his voice this time is not raised in the name of liberty to free frail of New York Views on some of questions then and now agitating public mind. Hon. W. J. No joking, it high that ,. of the town were being paved. A ride from the Oars Line-depot up Dickinson Ave- and to the Post office will convince the most that the step for us to take is to pave these streets. ., m be done at an and hi. follower, bitterly fed against this and painful . affirmed as, mm th m need p,. F. If. will retire from the editorial field and is no longer sinful man from drink. fur the editorials of The Simmons has notified Rollins that the State The political campaign of Committee of the Demo- was opened July by at home, Hill. In of one hundred and live j persons, including j party has provided for joint between the Democratic and Republican candidates in the state. It has been given out that the revived and candidate, Mr. Harris, for the Stales. The two speeches, -f no- by speaker and that of by its were; very good, ever we a. rather tone feel confident that democrats can read out being warped in their belief-. Vi or re- Hi. was not going to meet the Democratic candid lie, Mr. Glenn, but the Ash- ville Citizen says; Charles J. Harris, candidate for governor Carolina, will canvass the State. statement was made to the Citizen by Mr. Harris, is here for a few j . had been the current that Mr. Harris, who nut find much occasion to make- public political talks, would not take the his hand to the will not shirk any of the date. He will about Sept make a six tour in eastern and occupy the time with ad- dresses to the He be accompanied by Hon. Thomas Settle and others. know say. Mr. Simmons chairman, Mr. G. Lamb, of Williamston, stated that since he had been a member q the committee no distinguished man bad been more responsive to I the on ; that -none bad bean more courageous nor tact and than that while Mr. makes no the retiring This is the I pretensions to political record of a great J . ,, , , , , , a thinker unquestioned will makes the and who, lead it to victory this understand that Mr. Together with this, the reelection Harris has been careful to put Ms of Mr. J, at secretary of J hand to the doesn't the committee is gratify appear to be one that will drag him During his term posit-1 before Captain Glenn. However, on, has shown himself a he may bear in mind that wherever most for; this he Captain With men as these., in charge, we expect, greater things than ever before. will also o deep into the sett and cause it forth abundant -fruity in saw The aged veteran stands out tie avowed champion of that which blots civilization and damns the souls of men. rings out before blood-shot eyes and bleared faces and he defends that which curses men. In the first instance he will be called a hero, a champion of liberty. In this last instance what will clean honest men call him. And in his championship of saloons, what will his posterity find of which to be proud. This is the tragedy it. A new town has recently been laid out the Southern railroad in Mis- and named after the governor. This name was for- warded to the post office authorities at Washington, and application its confirmation as the pro- per name of the i This has been refused and surrounding attribute the refusal to the fact that is objectionable to the president and to he The stirred Op, and if the refusal is persisted in a Washington to know why they-can their chief executive. The the business their of trouble in and use this means to vindicate their wrath Governor If the. name doubt it would have met the of the officials of the department, and would have been confirmed However, the Mississippi are. pot going to swallow the Black pill no matter how many are cut by the j and the chief magistrate of the name would come before the St. Louis convention, should speak, and speak plainly and clearly on all the great questions of th e day, spite of their protest their smiles and their tears the was maintained up to the hour of the judge's No it is conceded by all brave and liberal minded men that the c pursued by Judge Parker was the safest and wisest course he could have and that he had a perfect right to keep his mouth shut. Then after the great convention met, appointed a platform committee, and that committee held several meetings, carefully considered all questions of interest, formulated a platform and submitted it to the convention, where it was discussed at some length by the thousand sturdy of the great democratic party, and adopted by an overwhelming majority, and after the same great convention had Judge Parker on the first lot for president of the United States the judge immediately broke his long and painful silence by sending a ringing message by wire to the boys, his views on one great question upon which the convention had maintained as profound a silence as that complained of in Judge Par- This conduct on the part of the great New York jurist was severely at the time, but now it is generally conceded by friend and foe that this was the wisest move that could possibly have been made, and that the judge had a perfect right to make the move. And it Judge Parker could have been content to stop with this he would have stood before the American people as an ideal candidate for the highest position in the world today- But now Judge Parker ed with a very serious offense. Ac- cording to a report going the round of the press his horse broke out of his stable one night recently, and in his effort to get him back into the to the published report, Judge Parker, the wise states- man, the learned jurist, the superb nominee for president of the United States, actually used a Oil of it pen of of Pitt county, of North Carolina, of the United States, used lantern Let Judge Parker main- silence if he wishes, it is his let hint his mind on the question if he wishes, that is his-right, but we draw the line at the use his horse in the he must folly explain this unfortunate matter or resign his candidacy. It is a serious matter. A large number of are now on the Greenville market. When we consider the size of our town, the amount of done here, and the and zeal of our people, we are surprised, that so many f n, their present condition. Then let us get together and make our streets compare with some of the elegant homes built on them. Deadly Bomb. At tea o'clock Friday M. Von the Russian Min- of the Interior, was at St. Petersburg by bomb thrown at his carriage while, he was driving to the station to take a train for . the palace at where be to have made his weekly report to the Em- The assassination, it is believed, is the outcome of a. wide-spread plot, the of which has been suspected several days. Nu arrests have been made, among them that of the assassin, a young man who is believed to be a also an eat lino, whose name is known bas been Arrested, in his a bomb which he tried to throw, bat Was from doing m by police. JUST AMP WORD that word refers to Air. Liver Pills and MEAS HEALTH. nit headache ANY of these and Many others Pills Take No Substitute. Notice id Having duly, qualified before the Superior of Pitt county as last will and testament of W. W. no- tic is hereby given to ail indebted to the estate to. make mediate to the under signed, and the are to present meet on or before the 18th day or this notice will be in bar of recovery This of 1901. Executor Of W. W. ticker. At a meeting of the Executive of First District held in Ply- on the 14th day of July, it ordered that a Demo- convention lie held in the town of Wednesday the day of at P, M. for of nominating candidate for tentative to Congress from said and a,. Presidential elector, sod for snob other as properly l- The the several the, die- will take notice accordingly and delegate to such By the i fl. Tiffs to rep- resent the Eastern Reflector in Winterville and territory. V. C, July Miss left morning for prices for eggs end c Bearding J. Cox. Board day. Best in town.-------- . See Co. for any s I Latest styles and very cheap See those nice shirts,, at H. J. U. L. Johnson's. V I Wire wire fence at an extremely low made the they aM all of their business and will nave to build extra room or This is a good opportunity tor a farmer to make big fence his farm cheap. A if; for a lot of -wire can be -d. N. O T. N. for jars per doz. f- to to vie it Mrs. S. nave reopened my barber shop if, the store formerly by and Try a barrel of Columbia fl All kinds of soft cool and refreshing. H. L. Johnson. T. N. Manning Go. are carry- will cure diseases of the hf art in any state. Fruit jar -fat , quart Roan Cooper with his factory seems to be either at factory or store. Our vi. . Winterville Mfg. Co. lam furnish it I Md lite Chap- man and have to Nannie t wish --notify See L. Johnson for heavy and light groceries, I Kate and Cap at your own price at A. W. and Co. For nice shoes and to A. W. and save money. A. W. Ange Co, prices for eggs and sells goods cheap. Winterville MTg Co. are building a nice lot of pews for church hear It ix a big contract and they are -pains to make it a tip top job. whipped to a lot of their improved school desks. They are and up to date. Schools r desiring a lot of desks with them Their prices are at the bottom carry a complete e heavy. fancy groceries, prices tight. Co. Fruit both and half selling them cheap Harrington A Co every pots, Wash and day at my mill one mile sooth of Frog Level Sam Purnell M I T those i at L. A well selected variety of sundries a full -Hock of . If you are nut a. patron, of seed store. peas a drugstore. is a, splendid assortment ofT. W. Wood Sou's., garden . A. Kittrell and tore come get with as, our stock and S. T. Vex A Bro. a Co., have It. for sale this a shipment of seed Bye. in -4 few day. See them before but- Try R. O. Chapman and White wig vinegar for pickling. It is splendid. while present stock lasts. John loaf of bread. If In need of a good barrel of flour or pork see Kittrell and If you want ice lemons fail to get them from Kittrell Mrs. Evelyn Cox, Miss line Cox, Mr. and John D, . Cox went to St. this morning Fob horse power . boiler and one horse power en- pair. See or write A. O. Co., Winterville. N. U See those nice pants and skirts at A. Co. Kittrell have just re- assortment of cutlery them. Cart One broke, mole for ale, for a good horse that N. C hare j use another to factory, management of their man, this department of preserving crockery and glass ware tin wood and Barber A-Co. TRACTABLE PATIENTS. . Doctor. Folks Who Know . How to Bo the doctor, a patient of e. Next to no patients at all the greatest trial for A doctor is to have a lot of green hands under treatment. Experience counts in taking in ti.-o. like a who falls a disease and dot heavily. He is more amenable to instructions than a person who u draining his first draft at the medical fount. new recruit to the of the ill is afraid of many things. eye is untrained and hand steady. Ha exaggerate danger at every point, lie mar get the spoon too full or not -full enough; lie may I pour out a drop too or a too many. In his out one sure horn of the dilemma and that is to take no medicine all. He is many ways, lie stays indoors when he should go out, and In- out when he should stay in. old stager who has ed himself with medicine until his ii i i .- We have a line of Sum- mer Underwear. It's this way about Under- it doesn't fit its never comfortable.-, J much it costs. . . Here are f reach French Mesh Under- wear, Cotton, Note tie of the wet as- and of the fabric. They're made to fit, to be cool, to wear well. We are showing all sizes for short men and tall men slim men and men,, . to FRANK King II b- hem growing and at present the out k pores ooze oils and tonics is the to be more than j ow who. to the ever before. the He knoB We have on band a few Breech A u A s n. Tasteless said. Taste as good as u i . I, . I visiting list made up of persons f f be ; Winterville, N. C. 3-22 is for, he takes it faithfully, scientifically end even joyfully. He watches his symptoms and the . feet of drugs. , He knows all about his tongue, his temperature and his pulse, and can determine for himself whether one pellet or proper dose. That self analysis saves the doctor a lot of Hence doctor's partiality a to nm MRS. SARAH TAYLOR FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, Main Winterville. N. C tin -Ml if- A, The New f i isl . .- lag Right at the We will he in -load the best advantage of the farmer. With plenty of room, perfect lights, ample cap- ital and a competent force, Old not going to prices. be hold it. Opening bale will be TUESDAY, AUGUST 2ND, 1904. Ml Mr. B. T. for us this season. He is one of the best in the state Come with your go price light bf d I EVANS, HOOKER CO., PRO i -8. SPAIN a n

look on gut torn war-y mm jitter constitution. J. Proctor Bros HOUSE. funs A Ch of Working Girls. about a city of j girls, there is no city and not world that for its size can you want furniture go goods tar tor. table farm, ire Oar mil a in full children spent Saturday night Sunday with i son, Mica , . remarked A. j MUs spent Foster, to a of traveling Monday with who were discussing the subject of j friends over employment. attended the suffragist could make Friday Mr and Mr. J. T. Nelson spent with Mrs. fly a newspaper build a house, who took and that . number IN took . L, J , e j C. and B. B. Add th,. to the ma W T , with their and will Mr. and Mrs. John id ate These girls em- returned home Sunday. Pared to fin n. in the cornet and underwear lumber, and. do all which are by f turned work th. largest hi the world. They boas m Mary vat to . m j; OR. H. i. CRIMES. G, ANt K, C. depot BETHEL, N. C. next door to Post STATON AND BUNTING, BETHEL, N. C. E. D. went to Greenville GENERAL MERCHANDISE, do general i of W V and u f . f. streets in the H. C. VENTERS, N. C. Dry Goods, Fancy and Cigar. The only Fountain in town, All the popular drinks Hot Peanut every day. Greenville today. Jasper of Saratoga re so crowded with these Friday night with girls ho promenade up and down , Main street that mere man sinks in- to Ex. We Pay Highest Prices for Colt, Cotton seed and Produce. T. I PROCTOR, N. C, MERCHANDISE wanted in the way of Clothing, Dry Goods, No- Hats, Groceries and Hardware can be found whether it is some- en, something to ear. article for the farm, yon can be supplied. Highest paid cotton, produce anything the farmer sells. Miss Annie Tuesday and Wednesday Notice to Creditor. i Having qualified Mrs, Malone Tucker spent Sun- the C Clerk of Pitt her will and . m LI of W. w. Ticker, no-1 it hereby lo all i indebted to the estate to make Prompt treatment of a slight to the will often signed, . I vent The claims hi iii the known Remedy is Dr. Beth Ar i tied to the Balsam. o-i -r the day J L. it to ire j July, or notice be satisfaction. s plead l r of j , This 18th day of W. K. Ex. of W. W. Convention. At of me First . District held in Ply- at f July, t km H , some of to anyone. family he provided lift a, , h ,,, Wednesday War anted by J. I,. Good, Fresh Groceries A . I If you do to see us, We keep every- In the grocery line e t to at the Lowest , i. Great Department Store eon i in the town of . 17th of August, P. M. for the h candidate f in from aid district and for Presidential mid other Hum come before. The I will take i in h tin ii. By ml.-r of the W. B. Johnston Bros. Greenville, K; C. We th very and Cheese He can buy on Always fresh and Fancy and Heavy Groceries of all Kinds. Department We have Just received a beautiful pattern in China. Look in our north window and see how you like it. Will have in a few days China Dinner f you expect to get a fine set China, wait and ours buying. Furniture You can find everything you need in in House Furnishings at TO The underlined, having this by. having duly i-i j it before, the Clerk of Superior Court of Pitt County, as ad- of the estate of notice Is hereby to all persons holding against said estate to present them it- for pay on or before, day of July ., this not i be plead la bar of recovery. All lo said are requested to make payment to me. This 13th day of July 1904. E. B. of Allen Warren d. Jarvis Blow, , .,, North Carolina, , r. Pitt County, Superior Hargrave, , rs J Summons The defendant, will take notice that an action entitled as has been commenced the O for divorce, and the defendant will take notice that he is required to at the Superior Court for the county of Pitt to be held at the court Greenville on the 2nd Monday after 1st Monday In Sept, ans- or demur to the complaint, of which will he deposited in office of said court days of said term or the plaintiff apply to court for the In complaint. Witness my hand and seal this July 1904 D. C. Clerk Superior Court. IS 1806. Bagging, Ties and Bags. and solicited KEELEY INSTITUTE, GREENSBORO; N C REE Our Cut it to , Please me your illustrated Hand Book Illustrate Hand i i . . . . . . H . . Cold ii mil .,. what we are after, and the possession of one oar Refrigerators will insure sweet milk, cream and butter, cool drinking water many dainties that would be unattainable without the Refrigerator. HAVE YOU A LAWN If you you will want a Lawn It easy for you. to own one,,, ,., There is no need to borrow a lawn mower when we we sell a good machine with best steel knives a A a satisfactory price, and guarantee it to do the work. . Water Coolers, Ice Cream Freezers, Hammocks and else in the line. I

o E Ho I m ll rt a. Tl m a o ft to to r- d I to to r- a- a- NO to to r la to ft to 7- ft co to to ft IS 3- Sr i to to S l Quick J. A. of was in MM severe of piles tumors V aches and kills at drag pain. Made A j Pills for two weeks has put me Mb my writes Turner of town, be in the Liver, Stomach Bowels. vegetable Never gripe. t Drug Carl being entirely independent in tics, has Written A letter to Judge Parker his This is ti sign, it is the the mugwumps, as they aw generally choose every ,, president. The voters without a party are the ones who lay who shall be elected. Charlotte Observer. A Startling Test, To av T G. of No. Pa., made startling a yon a,, was attacked with violent caused by liberation of the stomach. I had often found Betters excellent for acute stomach and liver troubles so I prescribe them. The patient gained from the first, and has not bad an attack H Elect Bitters are positively for Dyspepsia, and Kidney trouble. Try them Only t Store LOT ; . . . ill ii La Drop Full Bleached Taper and Neck, Silk and Finished ante Vest TEN CENTS LOT . L. Wooten Ask the of this are with indigestion to cull oh him at and get Cure . If you knew the value of this as w know it, would another day. is a thorough as well, t is personally by of people whom it has indigestion, pal pa a lion of the heart generally. Dyspepsia cure Digests what you eat. If is pleasant, palatable and I man goes into politics every thing lie had from his youth up is remembered he joins the lie is never reminded of mean acts. The reason Is aims- lift him and politics is bent on j dragging ; entire line of Thin White Goods. Crepe De Chine at Special Low Prices. LOT AT WONDERFULLY CUT PRICES LOT Hundred yards to make from. Boat Just Received. LOT Trunks Bags Valises. If you are going off for the summer or school see our line. LOT f 1.60 and Negligee Shirts all go at the ridiculous low price of ONE DOLLAR Clothing Severe Cut in Entire Line cf Spring Summer Clothing. Thin Coat and Pants. Star. Weak Hearts are canned by IT you i eat too much, or if are attacks of ; the stomach and puffs up the heart. crowds the heart and shortens the breath. Rapid heart and he- art disease is the final, result. K Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat, takes the strain off the heart, cure indigestion, sour stomach, and contributes nourishment, strength and heath to every organ body, Sold at Drug Store. . I . A Sore . It said that nothing is sure except death and taxes, bat this is not true. Ir. NeV for consumption is a sure all lung and throat Thousands can testify to that. B. of . W. Va. says bad a severe case of Bronchitis and for tried heard no f New then me It's for by J. L CASH STORE Clearance TOWELS Doz Fringed Bleached Tow- Price each els, Good size- Bee Hive Price UMBRELLAS. Ladies Congo Crook while they list, Hive Price las Bee OXFORDS La Kid Oxfords worth Bee Hive Price pair LAWNS yards Scotch Figured Lawns worth Bee Hive price Organdy, Dimity. yards fine figured Organ- and Dimity Lawns worth 121-2, bee Hive price I LACES 1.0,000 yards hamburgs, and laces 1-3 off These Prices will last as as we have the goods. Don't Wait You will have to nil ; h mi, Hurry before they are all gone. ii . n

Ho matter how low the of and we are the pie Kg Seasonable Enables at Fresh, are opera. We call hams. Everything goes by its honest name. W. J. THIGPEN grocer; a Point. Phone OLDEN in Tea Nugget- for People box. FOR PERTINENT QUERY. On Question That a Ce Hie Na Hopkins, Props Cleanliness our men am. Wholesale retail and Cart paid mi Cot Egg, Bed- steads; Mattresses, Oak Suite, Ba Go-Carte, Parlor units, Sables, Lounges, Safes, P and Gail Ax Tobacco, Key West Che- George dear, Can- ferries, Peaches, Apples Pine Syrup, Jelly, Milk, Meat, Soap Lye, Food, Matches, Oil, Cot Ma Seed Meal and Hulls, Gar, den Seeds, Oranges, Apples, Huh Candies, Dried Apples, Peaches, Currents, Glass and Ware, Tin and Wooden and Crackers, Cheese, Beet Butter, New Royal Machines, and nu- other goods. Quality and Cheap tor cash. Come Bee me. M. Schultz store. PARLOR, . Bi Cherry.; Co-i U- my shop and a to give the best service to be had. Cosmetics J. NOUMEA U; her r and feet old is a period of what is termed her shoes, and her mg to in- you get to trap Mer to tit pro Central Barber Shop. Edmond Fleming, Props. Located in main section of the town. . Four chairs operation and each one presided over by a skilled barber. Our place is inviting, razors sharp clean. We thank you for past patronage and ask you when good service is wanted. HOME TELEPHONE AND COMPANY. points can now be reached over the lines of this N. C. Charlotte, Beaufort, Goldsboro, Greensboro, Littleton, j New Oxford, Rocky Mt. Weldon, Winston, EVERYBODY Can Take a Trip With The Low Rate Tickets on Sale via THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE. Atlanta, Ga. Baltimore Md. Chattanooga, Tenn. Charleston. S- C. Chase City. Va. Cincinnati, Ohio. Colombia, B. C Danville, Va Va Nashville, Tenn. New York. N. Y. New Orleans, La Norfolk, Va. Petersburg, Va. Philadelphia, Richmond, Va St. Louis, Mo. Suffolk, Va, And all other important and in mediate points east of the Miss- River. F. Gen. Richmond, National Au- gust 1st to 6th. Louisville, Biennial Conclave Knights of Pythias, August 16th to 20th. Boston, National Encampment G. A. K., 15th to 20th. St Louis, the Worlds Fair, Season, Sixty day, teen day and Coach Excursion tickets now on sale. Excellent Service Convenient Schedules. For hill information as to rates, dates of sale, limits of tickets, schedules, etc., call on any Ticket Agent of the A. L., or write H. M. W. Craig T M. G. P. A Wilmington, N. C last a pair of. lie rt, t Of never fooled on the she mistakes witty anyway, there weft days of wot in that flat and for old slippers bet nil of winch bore with meekness and silence. The other day, however, her lord small that ha was going to break those shoes in or die; he was going to wear them to his office trust to the excitement of to divert his mind from any possible discomfort he might experience. The wife humbly that he take an old pair of BOOM along in case of emergency, but lie scorned her remarks and de- parted. Three hours later an office boy appeared at her home with a laconic message to seed down the. oldest, biggest and easiest masculine foot- gear the house afforded. The re- quest was complied with promptly, but accompanying the parcel was a delicately perfumed note containing the tenderly solicitous query, you get shoes to fit Baltimore Sun. A Prize. The only son had just announced to the family, his engagement. that girl Why, she squints. I I absolutely no style. ain't she Grandma I'm she's flighty. any money. First Cousin Jim She doesn't look strong. Second Cousin stuck up. Third Cousin extravagant thing. Tho Son Well, she's got one redeeming feature any- how. that The hasn't a relative on earth. her, my boy, grab Post. Clearance SAVE that . i Clears, Yea we write our to be Te not spend our money for per were not and the noted, and the offered were not InveStigated. has suffered the cuts. Oar Mr. C, Is Wilkinson is now in the Northern cities buying hit .- Fall and must made Sot , . SUITS are now Reduced To Only r. if . , r v- OPENING An Appeal For want you to discharge that hired said Judge said I wanted for dinner this evening, and hero the has cook- ed a mess of pork she suggested Mrs. is the same kind of meat anyhow. By the way, before forget it, let me Oak you what you did with you told me about tho other day who was up before you for bur- bad to let him off on a tech- There was a flaw in the ell, can't you let North off on a this time . Tho judge scratched chin and took, under advisement. M Tribune. Such Wash Good is seen. The wash goods policy, of store clean All the colored Lawns that and . c Mens Clothing reduced per cents. We don't car- any special Una, but some of all the leading makes. Whits Shirt Waist Goods- that war SOc, all at price i So yd Such price Silks, not every seen, all colors, in best China Silk . yd Black Dress Goods, must leave the shelves, 1.00. 1.25 and Fine Black Taffeta Silk was 1.00 and now and yd Stock Collars, and now 8- Sets, was and now Miles reduced half. styles. tOe summer corset 1.00 C B Corset R G sets Your in any style of Batiste in any make . . Vest that, and now Hand I and steel rods, full Inches, , now , Ladies Stock Collars, for Mens Furnishings chimed. In bargain Men- black and colored Half Hose, kind, Summer Undershirts, kind, now . G. H Madras Shirts bosom Negligee Shirts was now now All Straw Hats. 1.00 and 1.25, all at our price ago Mens Negligee Shirts, 1.00, 1.25, 1.50 and 1.75, all at one price . and Mens and Handkerchiefs, now NOTICE. During this Great Clearance it will be impossible for us to cut or send goods up on approval, but money refund- ed to all d customers II REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF GREENVILLE GREENVILLE, N. C Two lay sprawled on the levee on hot day. drew a long sigh and Ah wish Ah had a yes lighted ya-h would be had yo Ah wouldn't yo fl- If me rim no me vi stingy, Mose. wish yo own C AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 9th, 1904- Loan, and . J H ; I H Furniture A 8,618.67 OW from 3,625.03 3,319.37 wk Stock paid In Undivided Expenses Paid 12,097.9 checks . . -i North of Pitt. J b L. Little, the statement a TYSON. I . nO D. J. WHICHARD, Editor and Owner. and Friday. VOL No. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR IN ADVANCE GREENVILLE, PITT COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA FRIDAY, AUGUST PERSONALS AND SOCIAL R. L. Wyatt went to today. W. E- Moore spent Sunday In Tarboro. A. J. Moore spent in Bethel. Miss Rosa Hooker is visiting in W. J. Smith went to Roberson- Sunday. T. H. went to this morning, v W. H. Wilkinson spent Sunday in R. L. Smith and J. F. King went to Norfolk today. Miss Bettie Hooker spent day in C. V. went to Morehead Saturday evening. M. Schultz and family spent Bun day in Tarboro. E. A. returned day from Littleton. B. C Pearce, of Sanford, came in Saturday evening. O. D. King returned Saturday from Washington. Willie returned this from Mr-, J. B. Cherry returned Sun- day from Morehead. F. O. Harding went to C. B. West and Mm. R- Greene went to Washington today. M, and F. G. Jam cm re- Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Cherry and Will, Mr. and Mn. O. W. and little son returned to- day Mr. and Mrs. J- O. and little daughter returned Sunday evening from a trip to Wilson and Cone toe. Misses Minnie Winterville, and Gaye Johnston, of Ayden, are Mises Car- and Maggie Brown. rs. J. and Miss i Jennie, and Nannie Bowling returned this morning from Morehead Misses Nannie Coward and Jesse Lee Sugg returned Saturday evening from where they have attending summer school. TUESDAY. JULY G. E. Cherry went to Tarboro morning. B. P. Bernard returned Monday from T. H. Walker returned Monday from Roxboro. Jesse Harrington went to Scot- land Neck today. E. G. Barrett, of came over this morning. A. E. Brown, of is visiting friends here. Miss Delia Erwin left this morning for Baltimore. Ex Gov. T. J. Jarvis returned morning Morehead. W. B. Brown and family r Monday from Virginia. T. H. Bateman and daughter, Miss Louise, went to Norfolk to- day. W. C. Roberson and W Z. from More bead. Mia Emma Joyner returned i P-t today from a visit to Greene County. J. J. Harrington returned day the summer school at, Raleigh. Dr. Mrs. B, A. W. H. left Tuesday even- for Wilson. S. J. left morning for Louisburg. Miss Lillian Whitfield left this morning for Henderson. Estelle Greene left this morning for Raleigh. Miss May Whitfield left this morning Elizabeth City. W. S. Fleming and W. E. Hooker left morning for Nor- folk, C. S. Forbes C. Carr re- turned this morning from More- head. Miss Janie Brown returned Tuesday evening from a visit to Tarboro. Mrs. J. L. Wooten and Miss Pattie, left this morning for Tarboro. S. C. Sugg and Mr. Parrott, of spent here and left on the evening train. Mrs C. B. West, of Raleigh, who has been visiting relatives here, returned home today. Misses Leta of Wilson, and Julia of Snow Hill, are visiting Mrs. E. G. Flanagan. Edward Matthew came up Washington Tuesday to ac- a position on the tobacco mar- Mr. J. D. Dupree, Mrs. T. R. Moore, Mrs. Charles and Mis Wilson left this far Virginia Beach. Mr. Mm. f. D. TOBACCO MARKET OPENED. Fine Beginning of New Season, The Greenville tobacco market began the new today most favorable conditions. sales were not large, but this was as expected, the farmers being nearly a month later in their curing than last year. An encouraging feature of the sale was the good prices that being fully fifty per cent, higher that at the opening a year ago. Most the today were first primings, yet the prices ranged from to cents which was very gratifying to the sellers. Smokers or first primings, green or dark, to 1-2 cents; bright and clean smokers to cents; and cutters to cent. The first sale at the Farmers warehouse, proceeding through other regular order. There is a good force of buyers on the market and they are going to keep prices here up to the best. As business is expected to be light the first mouth of the season the warehouses have not yet put on their full complement of employees, but as at present constituted they are as Brick Brinkley Hooker, proprietors. W. T. Burton, auctioneer. E. B. Thomas, book keeper. H. Hardy, floor manager. A. L. Potter, watchman. Parham Parham, Bo-ling, proprietors. Ola auctioneer. TOBACCO BOARD OF TRADE. Officers Elected for the New Year. The Greenville Tobacco Board of Trade held its first meeting of the season this morning. The fol- lowing officers were A. Allen. B. Secretary and W. Harvey. following new members were added to the G. Prichard A Co., Skinner, Garden Tobacco Co., Farmers Consolidated Tobacco Co., and J. G. Bowling. It was decided that at present single sales will be run beginning daily at a, m., it being left with the sales committee to change to double sales and begin at o'clock whenever deemed 2nd. returned today from Seven SPrig-., J L. Strickland, book keeper We are glad to see Mr. improved in health from the trip. W. A. James and R. E. of spent today in town. Mr. and Mrs. M. Cherry and Move tor sou left this for Virginia Bead,. j B. H. Thomas and- family r- Mses Bettie and Janie j ft out returned Saturday evening and F. M. Hornaday left this dodging, of Ports- 111.1111 h, arrived Monday evening, Norfolk to take a position to Laura While. the Line. Mrs. E. A. and Miss Harper, of Wilson, are Mrs. IS. L. Carr. Mrs. P. C. and Mrs. Harry Skinner and little son left morning for Mt. Airy. Rare, of Beaufort, who was visiting Harry return- ad home Saturday evening. Lent. L. A. Gotten, who has beau at home on a left this morning for Annapolis. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Cox, of today here with Mr. Mrs. H. O. Edwards. John Gay left this morning tor to take a position with the telephone exchange there. Mrs. K L. Ports- mouth, who has been visiting I J. White, returned today. Misses Myrtle aid I Perkins returned even link, from the at A. Savage. L. W. H. Harrington and Alvin Dupree left this morning for Norfolk. Mrs. Louie who has been visiting Mrs. Ivey Smith, near Greenville, left this morn- log. J B. d children, of Scotland Keck, who have visiting the family of W. H. home today. Mrs. C. L. Patrick, of Ayden, and Mrs. Will J. and little daughter, Miss of Edwards, spent today here with Miss Lucy Miss Essie returned this morning from and Misses Bliss Susie Perry, of Kinston, accompanied her home for a here. WEDNESDAY, JULY B. C. Pearce left Tuesday even- Hairy Skinner left this morning for Raleigh. BOYS WITH GUN. Ont Accidentally Kills the Other. A distressing occurred near Winterville, Saturday after- noon, in which a buy lost his life. Ollie Kittrell, son of C. T. Kit- and Louis Crawford, a son or David Crawford, b -th about years of age, were together shooting at the mark with a loading gnu. While young Kit- had the gun you Crawford to step in trout of in time to entire from the gnu In left and WM Young Kittrell wild with grief the accidental of his playmate. Both families greatly distressed. The of the accident was buried Sunday. T. H. Walker, manager. Greenville Evan-., Hooker Co tor-. B. T. Bailey, auctioneer. S. Spain, hook keeper. O. E. Harris, assistant book keeper. J. E. Dixon, Ho manager. W. T. pro- R. Betts, N. H. keeper Cox Co This which O. L. Joyner is W. H. Dal -i . j house, Firmer, and Star, L. J is in charge the but will fallow s lies at S. B ell is iii of the H. a In of the Star. Other employees at present are A. A. Forbes, J. E. Matthews, W. P. Edwards W- L. Hall and J. J. Willis. ACCEPTED THE CHALLENGE. And Won a Huge Watermelon. Four girls while down town Tuesday evening, were ad- 50-pound ons. By way of a banter they told could have one if they would carry it borne. The challenge was accept- ed, borrowing a bag the huge melon was placed therein, a little girl hold of each corner and off they went taking it home a third a mile distant, The trip was made the lit- girls were proud of their as well as of the melon. They created much mere along the way. Report of Following is the quarter- report of the class of the Baptist Sunday school, made Sunday, July Number of in embers Average attendance Dropped from roll New members enrolled Visitors Total collections 915.91 Of the collections went to the orphanage, 97.66 to the ca fund and 12.56 to the school. E. H. Thomas, President. Hugh Secretary. Victim of an Unfortunate Occident. Mr. A. Moseley, genial Charlotte traveling man. i his vacation with his at the old Mosely homestead, at Drake's Branch, Va., met with a serious accident Tuesday, sustain- a severe sprain of the hip. The information came in a private let- and details of the accident were not The letter states that Mr. Mosely is confined to his bed and his physician insists upon absolute rest and quiet. The many warm friends of the did gentlemen will hear with gen- sorrow of misfortune and will wish for his speedy Observer. Mr. Moseley is a brother of Mrs. T. of Greenville Might Continue a Month. The first of August was the time set by the dry goods mer- chants to again keep their open at night. The days are yet long, the weather very warm, and there will hardly be enough MM at night to pay for keeping the stores after If they all continued the early until September it would be just as well. I will pay you cash for your Beeswax. a M. Officer Killed by Boy. An g. of an a 146- year old boy, Officer J. H. who has been a regular patrolman for the past six months, died afternoon. Paul Biggers, a news- boy, bad some words with Officer Brown this morning, the trouble arising from a bull dog owned by Bi During the fight Biggers struck Brown in the stomach with his head, causing injuries from which the officer died five hours later. The boy is held for murder and the trial will take place to- morrow morning. Bis Salt Coins On. The two page advertisement going out as a to Everybody wait for the big ex- . from to Norfolk, Reflector of A. E Tucker A Go's Va 1-r a Va. 1st return 2nd cars for colored people under the management of Julius S. Flem- and Rev. Amos fan fr trip 92.00 , A- Manager. are finding unusual bargains. great inventory sale is attracting much attention to his store. It a of advertising enterprise that has not before been mm